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PRISTING-HOUsEs. !.
AIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.

nlSPAfCH PklNflNG-hooSE. Sc,
81. GOOD WORK. Low PRICES. ,dr
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH. COM
bined with skilful mechanical talent, We are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING -
DUsINEss-cARDs, 49,, .a. L...t...,..r
yiSITING-CARDS,
PRoFESSIONAL-CARDS,
- .... So. WEDDING-CARDS,
sHoW-CARDs.
,s4 LETTER-HEADS, .e @.,i
.,r ?, NOTE HEADS, Il ,..,.-..7
ACCOUNTS SALE,
.'.." STATEMENTS,
..a CHECKS NOTES, . ,,,,,
CIRCULARS,
q: J, !, MANIFEsTs. is-
4! .re. BILLS LADING. l,@ 3.
~. ...... ..-f-...,..I-,:I RECEIPTS,
DRUG-LABELs, :. - -.
-....... -. TAGS g rsvzLorss, W. ,a,
49, ARGUMENTS, ne,,,,,i j art
r0,taI pH &o+,, &C.
RAILROAD !AED STEAMBOAT WORK A
:sap rsPECItALTY!'s@8 :. :.
:; We have, oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE ,
ana executew in astye that cannot DO surpassed
Orders ,frnul the country promptly Billed nn&de-
Hyered by express or nnkda,ir s.ISTCd Jigpif9 IN
: Estimates surnished when rsquiEeds pbG9lHs
- -St-. t.. t,,ssts. .3...sr. .,.., mh 2l-d.Sw.&M
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lAMATEUR-BAND CoNCERT.-Our,A Amateur
Bands concert promises to be one OF the
most successful entertainments OF the sea-
son. The young men who compose this
organization are among the most respecta-
BILE and we'll known in our city, and they
deserve every encouragement in their
efforts to develop the musical taste OF Rich
mOnd ".' ... .t' @+ So. FT - ."-."s
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J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is selling nice prune
two pounds for csc. ''.''b'
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BADLY BURNED.-A colored woman
named Willie Thompson, while lifting a
First street, yesterday, let the boiler fall,
spilling the water upon arms, hands, and
knees; causing severe and painful burns.
The steam from 'the hot water also burned
6er face, quite badly. Dir. w. Augustus
Lee was called In and dressed her burns. :
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SWEET 0RASoEs-Go to PizzINr. He has them
sweet and Juicy. - - !s..t'!T'.4 ,sftI'sSt.f
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ATTENTION PAID TO CITY FATHERs-THE
BILL IN RELATION TO COUNCILMEN AND Con-
TRAcTs.-The following is the bill in rela-
ton to counclmen and contractors as it
passed both houses '.... -.E...I
/. Be it enacted, That it shall not be law
full for any member Of the Council or Board
Of Aldermen, or any other officer or agent,
including commissioners appointed for the
opening OF streets, of any city or other in
corporated town, to he contractor with
the SAID corporation for any work or labor
ordered to be done, or goods, wares, or
merchandise, or supplies OF any kind or
dered by the said corporation to be pur-
chased, or in any manner, directly or in
directly, interested in the profits OF any
such contract; and every contract made in
violation OF this act shall be utterly void,
and the officer or agent making it shall for
felt and pay to the State the full amount of
money stipulated for by said contract, to be
recovered by motion in the Circuit Court
having Jurisdiction over the said corpora
ton: Provided, that this act shall not apply
to towns of under two thousand inbab-
itants.
.. This act. shall be in force from its pas
sage.
The Senate amendments proposed by
General Bradley T. johnson, requiring that
there should be quarterly publication OF
all goods and articles purchased at private
sale or by contract, were struck out by the
two houses agreeing to the second report OF
the committee OF conference.
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/ p,zzisr is selling daes To-Day four pounds 70,
25c. -----. - ~
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MAPLE. SUGAR.-Those who wish some OF this
nice sugar can find 1t at PIzZINI's. '..,
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!. on. now cHEAp, Why, four pounds q Dases At
PIzzISI's for 25c. Rst5
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New IL THE TIME TO BUY DATES, for Pizzisi
IL selling them four pounds fer 26c. rs.. ~
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MoFFETT WHsKEY-BILL.-TheG Governor
has approved this bill. s%,,Esf ~
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POPULAR Pn1cEs-srYLIsu sur1s.-Etsht

POPULAR PRIcEs-STYLIsH SCfrs.-Efsht
styles OF $40 suits cut In three distinct shapes.
The London Sack = Suit. -fe ~
The New M,rkef Suit; ts -
The Montaguen Sack Suit.
y, We Dfsh 1t dtstinctty understood that our $40
suits are cut by the samepatterns and made cars-
fully al any OF our highest priced suits. 81,
,t a. SAKs q CO.,
nj One-Prfce Ciothiers,
fOl3 Main street
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4it},mond .Dispatth.
SATURDAY. MARCH 81, 1877.
as-TnE CIRCULATION OF THE DIspATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRcU-
LATgoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY '.ts
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the
Middle States during Saturday, east to
south winds, falling barometer, slight rise
in temperature. and increasing cloudness,
with areas Of rain north OF Virginia during
the afternoon Or preventing. ..fs. s... =
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather during
Saturday, with east to south winds and sta
tionary or slowly falling barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee. and the
Ohio Valley, southeast to southwest winds,
falling barometer. no decided change in
temperature, and generally cloudy weather,
with rain.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear. cool,
and windy.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY d A. NJ. 40 !;
Q A. NJ, 40; noon, So; 3 p. NJ. G2; P.
NJ, So; midnight, 46.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF A FORMER CITI-
zEN.-Edward Pye Chamberlayne, son Of
the late DR.. Lewis W. Chamberlayne, OF this
city, and brother of Captain John Hampden
Chamberlayne, was accidentally killed on
the Midland road, near Madison Run, on
Thursday. Deceased, though laboring un-
der the great disadvantage OF beins'a deaf
mute, was highly intelligent and well in
formed, and had many friends, who win
regret his sudden and untimely death. Mr..
Chamberlayne was ffty.seven years Of age,
and was a sincere and earnest Christian.
His body has been brought to Richmond for
interment, and the funeral will take place
from St. James church to-day at II O'Clock.
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and their distribution in n proper manner
shall be entirely under his supervision and

an DQ Lnelf ulstTlDuLlOH III proper WaHncl
shall be entirely under his supervision and
control. ,.,.,. -.
: Ninth. Said commissioner may report
upon any matter or subject he may deem OF
interest to the agriculture Of this state.
,5. That the commissioner shall be. EN-:
powered to make all necessary rules and
regulations for the purpose OF carrying out
the designs and intentions OF this act.
G. That for the purpose OF practically car
rying out the design for which this depart
ment OF agriculture IL instituted in this
State, IN appropriation Is hereby made for
the, support and maintenance OF said de-,
partment, and for the payment OF employees
that It will be necessary to employ to pro-
perly carry out the intentions OF this act, FIVE
thousand dollars per annum. Said amount
shall be especially appropriated from the
treasury for said purpose, and shall be
counted rs an annual expense Of the State; ;
and said amount shall" be drawn from the
State treasury, by the commissioner, under
rules to be established for said commissioner
by the Governor.
7. That the office OF said commissioner
shall continue for two years from date OF
his appointment, and he shall perform the
duties Of the same for said length OF time,
unless removed in the manner now pre-
scribed by law for the removal OF officers of
the State government.
8. That the commissioner appointed under
this act shall before entering upon his du-
ties execute bond to the satisfaction OF
the Governor in the sum OF ten thousand
dollars for the faithful performance OF the
duties OF his office. .''-'
o. AL acts and parts OF acts in conflict
with this act are hereby repealed.
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DATES, DATEs.-Four pounds for 25c at PIzzr-
MS.
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iEtaRi 20 II LAUNDRY.
GAM WING tchinese) has opened aew
LAusDRYtoa Eighth stree. between Broad and
Grace. WASHING and IRONING win be done IN
good order. mn as.oI-
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DATES.

DIZNINI Is SELLING DATES, -FOUR
L pounds for Ggcuty-dve centss ,,,. ,s,,rs NH 27
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rxsT OF LETTERS.

+ 1sT. or Letters, REMAaSlSG fIS,,MSHn' uES. ~
~ Tlihs,tISTS. VA. MARCH 81. 1877,
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Schooner f. X. Kirk: Schooner G. G. Cranmer
q: Schooner Z. Van Dusen t2): schooner Natlida
. F.. l.. VAN LEW, Post master.
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= Eighth. II, shall be the duty OF the com
missioner to provide for the proper anu
careful distribution OF any seeds that the
Government OF the United States may de,
sire to introduce into Virginia, and shalt
make arrangements for the importation OF
seeds that he may deem Of value to this
State, aud for the proper. careful, and Judi
cious distribution OF the came; also for the
exchange, OF seeds with adjoining states OF
foreign countries for seeds from this state !;
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The labors OF this committee have been
arduous, and they have discharged their
duty fearlessly: and promptly. ,y-i. d
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Fifth. Said commissioner shall examine
into any question that may be, of interest
to the horticulturiets and fruit-growers OF
this State. and in all endeavors that he may
deem proper toward encouraging these inn
portant industries. sofia.
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LAUNDRY.

MAncn so. 1877. ~ Il ,s'@a Saaa si.as.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-28
l. O = tt.

A BUNCH OF KEYS, ON 40 9
"A steel ring, was lost on Main Az.
street yesterday. Tho finder will be yX
suitably rewarded by returning the keys to
Eureka, March IL, 1877. mrlStf
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CHAs. FARRARis. MARTIN sKANKEE.
FARRARlS & SKANKEE,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS,
MAIN street, Eureka.

RSONS WISHING THEIRR
L boots and shoes made to order,
and desiring a good fit and stylish look-~
ing boots and shoes, manufactured from the
best French calf or kip skins, should get
their work done at our establishment; by so
doing they will not be troubled with corns
and bunions, and will have good lookins boots
and shoes, and be cont ortable.
Every description of ladies CATERS and
shoes made to order, and of the best ma
terials.
Repairing done at the .hortest notice and
IN workmanlike manner.
hIve us a call, We guarantee all our work
AS regards perfect lit and materials.
Superior workmanship, low prices and fair
dealing, is our motto.
Try our work.
FARRARIS & SKANKEE,
Two doors south of Odd Fellows Hall.
mrs tf
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T.. II. HARMON,
CONVEYANClNC,
AssEssMENT NOTICE.

II X CONSOLIDATED MINING CON-
IN papy-L Location of works, Eureka Min
Ing District, Eureka county, State OF Nevada,
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
tho Trustees of said company, held on the
twenty-sixth day of February. 1877, an as sess-
ment Of 81 per share was levie upon the ca D.
ital stock of said company. payable immedi-
otely in United States gold coin, to the Secre-
tary OF said company, at the Office o. said
company, room No. 40, Nevada Block, No.
800 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall rcmain unpaid on MONDAY, the SEC
OND DAY or APRIL, 1877, shall be
deemed delinquent, and will be duly adver-
tised for sale at puolic auction, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold
on
Monday, the 3Oth Day Of April. 1877,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses OF
the sale. BY order Of tho Board of Trustees.
b. L. MINOR, Secretary.
Office: Room 40. No. 800 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California. mhS
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srAR cLorHINa norsE.

We have sought By all fair and hcnofsbis
means TO gain the confidence Of he community
10 which we live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that "Honesty 10 the Best Policy"
by judIeious buying. strict economy. fair deal
ing and strict attention 10 business, We have
gained and intend 10 retain the ~conndeucs and
eood will Of the people Of storey county. In
order 10 accommodate our large and growing
patronage We have opsned . branch clothing
hou Q In God Hill. seeond &c nothing OF the
kind In Gold Hill or Virginia City. THIS stofe
&c intend TO run In connection With the one 10
Virginia City, 90 - 10 accommodate both snds
Of the CJmsiosk. Doth stores will BE- supplied
Of all tim Q with the very latcst styles. and q
stock OF goods which. In quality. quantity.
variety and chsapnsss. cannot DO excelled D.
any clothing.houSe In the STATE Our stocks oi
fins drcss and business suits 10 unexcslled In
the state. Our boys snd youtha' stock 70 I'm;
shoes. and ssnts' Furnishing goods, We defy
competition. friends and patrons Of Virginia
City and Gold Hill. remsnbsr that We have d.
Wars dealt fkriy and sqnafely with lou ; thAs
We never have tried to make you belisvs that
We sell goods below cost, vhils actually mai
ing Q proft. Our motto has Always been
'' FAIR Dealing" We intend In the future. %
in the past. 10 mako it - Jour advaniags 70
psironfls rs. By irst, buying our goods IN The
Kast. which 70 can do 1t rates that win enable
us 60 cell again. ct figures that will always give
you the full worth Of your mooey ! secondly,
by fair. honest and accommodating dealing
with all Who may favor us with . cal. Re-
member the place. Plat 4 Rich, Halle build
Gold Hill. and 70 south o street., Virginia
Civ. II
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SENSIBLE ADvICR.

You are asisd every day through the columns
Of newspapers and By your druggist to use
something for Dyrpep-is and Liver Complaint
that ynu know nothing about. You get DE-
couragcd spending money with but little sue
cess. Nov To give you satisfactory proof that
0kEsx's Auyusr Flown will cure yvu Of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, with al their
eSscts, such ~ sour stomach. alex headache.
hsbit.ai costrvepcts. pslpitation OF The heart.
heartburn. vater-brssh, coming mp Of food
after eating. ] v spirits. etc, We ask you TO 90
10 yoar draegtst asd get . sample bottle Of
oRkxN's Auousr FLyvKR for 10 cents and try
70, or . regular size for rs csnts.. two dos.r
Will reiisvs ,ou. misc
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NEW STORE.

A. sUMMERYfELD. late boohksepsr for
Reinstsin L Wolf. desires 70 inform his friends
and the public generally that be has Just
opened, in Gsllstin's old hardware stors. oppo-
site Jones' drug stors. hsin street, eold Hill. Q
compiets stock Of gents furnishing goods, con.
Histing in part Of white shirts. ranging IN prioe
Chevist shirts. pufs linen, % 70 a.. All sorts
Of shirts made 10 order and warranted 10 nt.
A splendid assortmsnt OF oents' Underwear.
which no will sell c.eaper than any b Jute In
the State. In conjunction with furnishing
goods. he also keeps . splendid stoek OF nns
MID. tnt stock OF genuine Havana and domestic
cigars. THE BEST BIT CtaAkS IN THE
STATE. Cons and tD them. Don't mlstaks
the place opposite Jonss' drug stors. Main
asti. A. sUMMRRyrRLD / 90.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Another suit fsr Dsiinqusnt BuI.
1iea Taxes County Audtser's
R~epert-Tbe Mileage Qusstien-
Other Massers.

A meeting Of the County Commissioner
was held in Virginia City this morning.
Present Commissioners Randall. Torp,
Nye, sheppard and Hazeltine.
The quarterly reports Of various county
officers we're received and placed on Ole
The County Auditors report was ordered
published. II will be found In full In
another column.
Mr.. Hazeltins was authorized 70 nego-
tiato on the part Of the county for the
purchase Of the Bsckwith property. 10 h
used for County Hospital purposes.
The Sherifrs fee bill for the past month
Was presented.
Mr.. Torp said he thought excessive
mileage Was charged In II. He said he
had examined the items Of the bill and he
was satisfied that moro had heen charged
than was allowed by Law.
Mr.. sheppard approved the bill. He
said tho same thing had been allowed for
the past two or three years that there was
nothing In excess Of what was right. and
that he would advocate the payment Of tho
bill - 1t appeared.
Deputy Sheriff Kelly appeared before
the Board and explained the items a.
charged.
District Attorney Drake gave II Is his
opinion that the charges were all just and
should be paid.
The bill was allowed as presented. Mr..
Torp voting no.
District Attorney Drake presented the
papers In the suit which he has been au-
thorized 10 commence against tho Califor-
mir Mining Company for delinquent bull
lion taxes due ON the second Monday In
March, 1877. The amount claimed Is
sii,s67 II. which. with costs. amounts to
$60.57i 40. Tho county asks Judgment
for this amount.
p. n. Marker. superintendent Of the
washos Turnpike road. presented his an
nual report Of the road. II shows the e.
penses 10 have been Sass 80, and the to-
tai receipts si,5i5 40. leaving q deficiency
Of 81. 0i2 81.
The usual number Of bills and accounts
were received and referred.
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A. CARD.

To all ~ho are suffering nom the crrors and
isdiscrvtious Of youth. nervous weskness. carry
deeay, loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. PREF o. uAlox
This great rsmedy vss discovered By ! mission
N IN South America. Send Q s~elf.addressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH r. NMAN,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
O'I<ary Ahead.

LONDON, April 7.-At 1880 last Monday
morning O'Leary and Weston began their
walk Of siI days for 5000 . side at Agri-
cultural Hall, lslington. Al $50 this
afternoon O'Lcary had complsted 300
miles. Weston was then ~ miles behind.
The walk will b finished ut midnight.
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PIANOS AN%D:OR0ANs.

We desire to announes 10 the citizens Of
storey county that or travelling agent. WI.
A. RRDEwILL. will remain In your county .
few weeks. Those wishing to zee him 10 regard
10 purchasing an instrument can ace him at
The Postofice. Mr.. II. 10 authorized By us TO
sell on the easy lnstallment plan, or With very
moderate prices for cash. anil IL empowervd "
srll at A. low figures - practicablei hence
those orde,ifg through him can depend on
obtaining ~ good bargaies ~ " ordersd OF -
directly.
A. L. BAsoa0Fr / Co.,,
Agents for Knsbe, Derksr. Hardman, po'land
Pianos, Prince Organs etc. spS ~
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q OF TiIK TRRTII

Ari.cs from various causes, but principally u
may he attributed 10 early neglect OF the indls.
erIninate use Of tooth powders and pastes.
waich give . ~momentafy Wilderness 10 the
tsih, while they cvtrode the enamel. The
timely use 81 that delicate aromatic toOth-vash,
progress OF decay. harden the gums. and IN.
part . delightful fragrance 10 the breath. IL
removes thOse ravages which people sustain In
their teeth firm the uss Of sweet and acid
articles. II
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A s~uRpocArINa couau.

In . letter to Mrs. Llsle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
sscribes the cure OF dangerous cough. accom-.
panied BY bleeding a. ne lung; 70 Hale, |.
Ale SAVE. :. threstened 10 surocate me .
but the Honey OF lIorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF it, The letter was 10
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed u at
the disposal Of O. N. Chttsntou. Z Sixth ave.
nuc. Pike's Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minute
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THE BISHOP CLAIM.
JUDGE sAwYER.s CHARGE To
THE JURY.

- e. narses 81 ~. W. shs Caltssraia
NtsisE Cempaay-rhs Law Ex-
piaiaed-rhe Deed Prssumably
Genuinc uniess 20 b. Proved -
youd y Deubs % - . Kergery.
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FROM A DISTINGUISHED JURisr.

81 have tried the PxauuAS srRur. and the
re'uit faily s~ustains your predietios. II has
made q new man Of me INFUSED Into my sys-
TEN now vigo. and energy. I am nc longer
tremulous and dsbillistcI % when you last
saw me-, bat stronger. hesrtler, and with larger
capacity for labor. m-piAl and physical. than
Al any time during the last i've years." roid
BY all dugyists.
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NEW TODAY.
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT
-rsn TUE
Ending March n. is17'

VNoIH. HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY
Commissioned 10 VI Storey county, kevada;
I herewith submit ,y Report Of the nnances of
uary !, 1871, and ending March 81. 1871.
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nan franeiscs nsard.
Lat EVENING.
900 Eureka Co.., 10, isA. isx, iss, isA
so Jackson. .
sso Leopard. .. 2 10. AZ. Az
us Northern belle. 2aS ias.S
loo Rye Patch. IN
so0 Manhsttan.6
iNs Grand Prize. Z %. tS.&k.t ~ hO
1850 Modoc. . 70. . ~, . $50
80 New coso.1
co.. Golden Chariot. y.
80 Leeds. iA.l 20. *
100 Alta. ik, 10
It's Woodulie, tOc
s5s Lady Warrington, =, Q
800 Kossuih. 2sc
rs Andes, SOC. f5c
- North Con. Virginia. Soc
10 Prospect. 20c
100 Trojan, Sos
ess Con. Virginia. sss. sss, sosts
40 OvcrnAn. ~. 81. 5'k. j.
3ss Best = nsleher. an. 23S. s1S. ~
40 Union q n. ss.5s
as Justice. 0S.9k
fS.s bullion. gs.s.ss.sS
ans ophir, ies. isS. ies
80 Utah. II
g g S.ii.. n. ti y. x, \ AZ. 10, GO
no Aneuiesn Plat. SIC
igio caieaonia. Q. AZ. 10. 4 70
Is' Gould I curry. 81. w. ~ sio. 10 h,. o..
$50 Yellow jacket. .. sS, 81
40 ChollAr Potosi. "a, As, t3A
coo savage. 4 ~. 4 Is. 4 ~
las EIehsquer, 3 ~. ~. sss, a. NJ
$50 Alpha. uA
80 Crown Point. @.
$50 Hale 4 Norsross. = 30. ! Is. J IS. ! 90
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