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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-05-29
O. III. FREEMAN, Agent.

for repairing clothes wringers of all kinds.
Best quality Of Solid White Rubbe, Roll. fur.
nishe3 at re ssonable prices, and w,rrantsd by
Q. H FREEMAN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-05-29

The Hiwkeye notes the fact that
the boy who does not know that the
gun is loaded is nevertheless, always
found at the safe end OF the gun.
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the old bonds. These can be funded, and
we Will have at the end of the year 5000
900 to add to the sinking fund, and $780,
600 OF West Virginia certificates TO meet
sanY contingent liability on d final settle
,ment with West Virginia. Repeating this
process from year to year for five years, the
debt will be so reduced that we can readily
pay the interest On it without additional
taxation.
Should the various schemes Of readiust-
meDt now before the Legislature fail (as
seems to be probablel ] respectfully sug-
gest The propriety OF making provision, ut
least, for meeting the interest on the sink
ing fund, according to the. absolute require
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BEFFALO LrTHIA WATER.
.~~[~-N~~~
CoLD GITHIA) WATER AGAINST
HOT WATER IN RHEUMATIC GOUT.
CASE OF DIR. E. C. BARRETT, a APPOINTMENT
PHYSICIAN OF JERUSALEM, SOUTH
AMPTON. COUNTY, VA.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. BARRETT
OF NOVEMBER II, 1877.

wLast summer had very severe attack Of Rheu
matte Gout, from which suffered all the concoml-
tants of so grave malady. ! was bed-ridden, be-
came extremely emaciated with active, infamma-
tory fever, swollen and hghypainful and sensitive
Joints; all of which made me helpless and con:
firmcd Invalid. During painful and protracted
Illness resorted to every rational treatment con-
ceiyablc without material benefit, when the LITHlA
WATER. No. 2 was suggested to me, and csms Ils
menced the use Of It. had hsed II but few days
before Its peculiar salutary effects began 30 be de-
veloped. lis first impression was made upon Inc
kidneys After this the secretons generally became
aroused. My skin, which had been constantly rs
dry rs parchment, assumed soft and moistened
condition, and my appetite, of which there had
been total failure, revived to healthy craving Tor
food. have continued to take the WATER three
goblets a day), and have now 10 traces whatever OF
my original complaint, and am rs firm and elastic
rs any man Of my age"
Dr. Barrett attributes the wonderful curative
properties of the BUFFALO LITHIA WATER TO
their great power as soLuent Of uric acid; that
the blood becoming neutraized or that generally
peryadng poison, all OF the cmunctorics OF the sys-
tenn are set to work in the elimination OF extraueous
substances" o~u,,
GALLON BOTTLES, can be had at the SPRINGS
at as per case in advance; In Richmond, at PU IL
CELL, LADD & CO.'S, at $3.50 per case.
de e31-MSTh&eow2m Proprietor.
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PoLIcE RT.--Actiug-J Justice Crutch-
field transacted .theffolIowing business yes

POLICE COURT. Actin Justice Cruteh-
field transacted theifolIoWing business yes
terday :5s 49, S. rs
s. The cases OF Louisa Brown aud Martha
Scott (colored), charged witt, stealing the
.law-bag3 Of Colonel John b. Young, were
continued until to-day, and the accused
committed to- Jail. s .,.y: .ssgl3s. 81
The cases OF Clarke .Gallego and Henry
Edwards, charged with breaking into tne
store OF Ware q Grafton and stealing
various articles, was continued until to-
day, and the accused committed to Jail.
John Loughlin, charged with shooting
Nellie Jackson, was sent on to the grand
Jury. Bail refused. -. ..ss
Joe billiard (colored) was committed to
Jail as ayagrant.
Martha Smith (colored) was fined S2 for
an assault on Lucie Jackson.
The following were discharged:
Lloyd Hamilton, charged with trespass,
and Alexander Timberlake, charged with
drunkenness.
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eired, and one fhonsand dollars, and payable
when due ir1 national currency or United
States lawful money. In all probability
the creditors womb accept such PROPOSE
| ton. Eventually our people would use
these notes as currency, and the holders
would engage I'm commercial agricultural,
mining, OF manufacturing enterprises, or
loan them to persons who would. This
seems to be o. feasfbie plan. Undoubtedly
1 the State has as much right to issue a note
us bond, or ali much: right to issue 4 note
as q private corporation. In this manner
our entire debt could be made to stibserye
the purposes OF money. The city Of Kansas
City, Mo-, has issued notes for its debt, and
the citizens use said notes as currency. The
city of st. Louis some years ago did the
same thing to d limited extent. The State,
however, cannot make her notes legal ten
der in commercial transactions or transac-
tions between the State md citizen when
the State is the debtor. The patriotism of
the people and their confidence in tie State
will make them accept these notes in settle
ment OF commercial and private transac-
tions; indeed, they are using notes to-day
as money which are not legal tender-notes
that are issued by priYase corporations. 7
allude to national.bank notes. Examine
closely any nationaEbank note, and it will
be found that it is not legal tender for
any debt, yet the people of the United
States use them as money; and to all intents
and purposes they do asswell as full Legal
tender money. so it Wauld be with the
State notes. would make them receiva-
able for all taxes and debts due the State of
Virginia; also make them, il lawful, re-
ceivabIe by cities, towns, and counties for
taxes and debts due them.
This plan would relieve the State OF its
onerous interest, and enable it to provide a
sinking fund with which to take up her
notes as they fall due.
Respectfully submitted by G. H.K.
RICHMOND, VA, February 13, 1873.
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PERsoNAL.-William Flegenheimer was
Yesterday appointed by the Governor, as
notary public for the city OF Richmond.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Elk.
change Yesterday were Colonel Henry
Galley, Hanover; w. S. Archer, Pewha-
tah William A. Anderson, Fluvannai j.
G.. Cason, Spotsylvania; I. A Gray, Cum,
berland E. j. Hughes, Halifax; Alfred
r. James. Roanoke; Charles I'll. Mcclure
Robert Dunlop, New York; +: II. Sims
Louisa; J. c. Dawson, Manchester; H.
Ober, Baltimore, and I. w. Scott, Char'
Infta
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-The pro-
gramme for this evening will consist OF
both instrumental and vocal selections.
The orchestra will play the overture
semiramide," by Rossini; the waltzes
Glove and Pleasure" by Parow; and the
" Farewell Symphony" by Haydn. MIR.
Kessnich will play solo for violin, and
Miss Zetella Cooke solo for piano. Mrs.
DR.. Robinson will sing two solos for so.
prano-" Casta Diva" from Norma, and
g eAdieu q Ia Vie" by Chopin.
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The Streets.-The walking this week,
thanks to the fine weather, has been very
good. Owing, however, to the heavy ship
ment Of flour above alluded to, Bridge ave
nue. from Hull to Porter street has been
badly cut up.
a wide ditch cut on Bridge avenue, and af.
terwards large piles of granite paving
placed along the ditch, SO that there is now
but one path for vehicles, and rain at this
time would make the avenue almost Cf moi
entirelv) impassable
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Officers InStdNed.-P. G. D. Fl. P. John
Henry Higginbotham, OF Baconsville, in
stalled the following officers Of the I. O. O.
B. and D. C. at the Dew-Drop Inn Tuesday
night: Lysander Hobson, president; Dali
las Jordan, vice-president; Harry A. How
ard, secretary; George T. Green, treasurer,
and John Childress, marshal. Dallas Jor-
dan was elected representative to the Grand
Lodge. Letters were received from Past
Officers S. L. Graves, Of Rockland. Me.,
and John H. Cottrell, of Florenceburg, S. G.,
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!. LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CRY AppRopR1AT1oN ORDNANCE
The joint Committee on Finance of skhe
City Council have, it is stated, agreed upon
their appropriation ordinance, and will in q
few days present it to special meeting OF
the Council called to consider it. The ap-
portionment is considerably smaller than it
was last year, and has been arranged to
meet the deficit in the city's revenues.
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POULTRY EXHIBITION,
DoULTRY EXHIBITION.

DoULTRY EXHIBITION.
The FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF the
VIRGINIA POULTRY ASSOCIATION win take
place at "LEvY'S HALL" second floor, on
FEBRUARY 10Th, 2lsT, AND 22D.
Those who desire to exhibit fowls, pigeons, birds,
&C., will please send In their entries soon as posi-
BILE.
It Is the earnest wish Of the Association that
every breeder of fowls u the State will send some
thing to the exhibition.
The express companies have agreed to return all
fowls, &C., free Of charge.
All entries must be made on or before SATUR-
DAY, February 10Th, at 6 r. II.
ADMISSION, Csc; children, lOc.
Blanks and any other information will be prompt
ly furnished by applying to
II. THEO. ELLYSON, Secretary,
fe l3-5t# Ills Main street.
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TIE OTL-PAINTINGs OF Mr.. STEARNs.-
The two beautiful paintings by Lamy, rep
resenting the taking OF the redoubt at
yorktown by the Franco-American Legion
and the " Battle of New Orleans" brought
to this city few days since by Mr.. Stearns,
and of which mention was made in the
Dispatch at the time, are on exhibition at
Anderson's. Art critics will find these
paintings an object OF interest.
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TIE COMPROMISE PLAN FOR THE SETTLE
MENT OF THE DEBT QUEsTIoN.-The House
Committee on Finance was in session yes
terday eveing from u to S:15 O'Clock dis
,c,lssing the biR for the settlement OF the
public debt introduced by Mr.. Taliaferro
Of Norfolk. The committee struck out the
tax-receiyable coupon feature Of the bill,
and cut down the rate OF interest from 4
per cent. to 1865; pending the furt her con.
sideration Of which the committee arose to
meet at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to-day.
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EIREMEN'S BALL m
ANOPPoRTUNITY TO AID A woRTHYfA
CATSE. ka288


To THE PUBLIC: AS a means OF raising fund for
the benefit OF the lrenen OF this city, which 1t Is
proposed to expend In procuring for them suitable
or stormy weather while in the discharge Of their
periIous duties. we, the undersigned, propose hold
Ing BALL AT SANGER HALL on ST. VALEN-
TINES DAY fthe 14th Of February, aud ask the
cooperation OF all the friends OF the aremen who
think they deserve the comforts they ask.
.,i It is desirable to raise at least FIFTEEN HUN
DRED DOLLARS, and to our friends who viii not
attend the proposed bali, but who wish to aid U.s. we
beg to say that their contributions In money will be
gratefully received by any of the officers or the De-
partment, and win be properly applied. Gs'T
~. MANAGERS: s.
GEORGE A. AINsL1E, Chief Engineer
81. s. III. HERNDON,
Is. A. PURKS, s-t,
G.. r. MINOR,
G. W. TAYLOR. ti
N. Il. PHILLIPS,
}. F. WINGTELD,
A. r.. FUQUA, S TsE
Commsnlers In the Fire Department.
fe fe4-6.9,11,l2,13&147t
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who Cam Answer?

70 the Editors of the Dispatch:
Any one knowing what has become Of
Thomas Richmond Watson, who was bound
out to Mr.. Arlington fifteen years ago
then small boy-will greatly oblige his
sister by letting her know.
Miss MARY VIRGINIA WATSON,
Concord Depot, Campbell county, Va.
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THE "GLENwooD " WH1sKEY took the first pre-
MUM ar the State Fair.
The B Select' Wbiskey is recommended by DR.
j. b. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation.
Cigars, Of every grade, Of our own manufacture.
Liberal discount to the trade
W. u. BLAIR & Co.,
..--- oO3 Main street.
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ss.CENT STORE
99.CENT STORE.
GALE OF DAMAGED GOODS
AT THE
e9-CENT STORE.

Wishing TO clear out all the DAMAGED and
SOILED GOODS unavoidably Injured by the rush
Of the holidays, we have placed them OH counter
by themselves, and marked each pieceat such figures
as will close them out at once, This sale includes
all our injured goods of every description, and the
prices are from sc. to 75c. There are not great
many of them. and those calling earliest will see the
best bargains.
Remember the prices-5c. TO 75c. for goods worth
9ac. II perfect
Our store has been much improved during the
past tr 7veeks, and we can show our friends many
NEW GOODS, and Shall be pleased to have them
call. Respectfully,
w. A. STEVENS,
ta29 sos Broad street.
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The Flour Irade.-For the past several
days large quantity of flour has been
shipped from the Manchester four-mills.
The flour is brought to Richmond to be
shipped to South America.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Mayo's Bridge.-AIl the trash and other
debris Of the late freshet have been removed
from Mayo's bridge, the bridge has been
partially Strengthened, and the iron-work is
being repainted. The prospects of its soon
being Thoroughly repaired are very bright.
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WINES. LIQUORS, DC.
DIVIDENDS.
uOLD'a RICHMOND FIRE AssOCIA-

HnLD'a RICHMOND FIRE ASsOCIA-
" TION.-The undersigned in addition to the
dividend OF two dollars per share declared on the
9th Of June, 1871, are now enabled TO make .
final dividend of FORTY-THREE t43I CENTS
PER SHARE, which viii be pstd on application 70
HENRY K. ELLYSON, one OF the trustees, at the
Richmond Dispatch Office.
Those who received the former dividend will be
entitled to receive this without the surrender OF
certificates or proos OF authority.
Those who have not received the former dividend
viii please surrender their certificates glyc proof or
their authority, aud collect beth DIVIDENDS.
In the case OF lost ticates proof OF the owner
ship and loss must be made by afldaylt und q bond
with security given 10 indemnify the trustees ana
all others interested. Forms for this purpose VIII
be furnished by Mr.. II. *. Eilyson on application.
IEsf istsss s4ESs 1T. .K.sEELYSON, ~
;s,$ss3l,e ANDREW JOHNSTONs5s$i
r.. C. WARWICK. b SIS
Trustees of the Richmond Fire Association,
fe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y;
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THE FIREMEN's BALL.-To might the fire.
men will have their ball at Sanger Hall. A
large number Of tickets have been sold, ana
the indications are that the affair will De
s,1ccpss.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atth
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HoUSE. Good work, loW
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE.-DR. c. W.
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner'
vousness and Sleeplessness, and will cure any case
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists
Office, LOG north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Directors
will be held this eveniRg at 5 O'Clock.
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Stanton River Bridge.-The threatened
danger to Staunton-riYer bridge has been
happily ayerted. All is now secure, and
all trains have resumed their usual trips.
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PerSonal.-Captain Hugh Longest, mas
ter bridge-builder OF the Richmond and
Danville railroad, is sick at his residence, in
Chesterfield COUNTY.
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IF You feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have fre-
quent headache, mouth tastes bad. poor appetite,
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid Liver.
or biliousness" Nothng will cure you so speedily
a I'd permanently rs DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
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d ICHMoND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

The regular weekly soiree will take p!ace az Mo.
zsrt Hall THIS. lThnrsday) EVENING at Sk
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
tion-cards. which must be presented at the door.
at WYATT's music-store, No. $40 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-14

FIRE AT CLOVER Senator Hurt, OF Hall
fax, is absent from the city at present, hav-
ING gone to Clover, where he suffered loss
OF about $1,000 night before last by Inc de-
structiye fire which occurred in that VII
Jape. l-..5f.s IL " 81 a. Il
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M. ELLYsoN Z CO., advertising agents, insert ad'
vertisements IN all of the newspapers Of the Unitst
Siaes at publishers rates Orders left at the Dts
match countins-room will receive prompt atten'
to,,
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RECEIVER FOR THE CANaB.-A number OF
prominent lawyers are in the city making
arrangements, II is stated, to press an ap-
plication for the appointment Of q receiver
for the James River and Kanaw tla canal.
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WHERE TO GET 'EM.-Mint Juleps at Smell
LING's new Cafe, 915 Bank street.
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MINT JULEPs at sNELLING's new Cafe, 9l5
Bank street,
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9itIlnlalld DispatrIl.
sy~ THE cIRC OF THE BIsPATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED crRGu-
LATIoN ALL TILE oTHER,DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. 81.
THURsD a ..FEBRUARY il, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY. For the NJ iddle
Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy weather,
followed by rein, variable winds, mostly
from the east, and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
cloudy. and rainy weather, easterly yeering
TO southwesterly winds, and falling barome-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, VA, February II, 1878.
hJOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
IN be received until 12 O'Clock NJ.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1878,
for furnishing the horses of the Richmond Fire De-
parment with
CORN-MEAL,
OATS,
HAY,
BRoWNsTUFF,
SHIPSTUFF, and
SALT
for the ensuing quarter.
The Committee on the Fire Department reecrve
the right 10 reject any Or all bids otered and OF
awarding the contract for each article required to
the lowest bidder therefor.
Proposals must be addrcssedto
G.. A. AINSLIE,
Chief Engineer Richmond Fire Department.
90
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
mild. AT night it was rainy and cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, 40;
8 A. b., 46; noon, 62; 3 P. NJ, 63; p.
H.. So; midnight, 40.
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Dry Go0Ds.
NoTICE

DRY SsoODs.
TTcE
17os awp I7o7 l1o5i TaAsKLrs' i.l.ss LIN STREET,
HATS, MOTIONS, &c. at . great sacrifice before
built. All In want OF bargains Mond 90 wei! 70 cali
fe Il-sm - 15os ana ivy Frankln s.ree.:
$50 II
1. sss.s s@5 49, S,g i *
IA s
49,. -, =, ,,,,-,.,>, =, -
81;
o,.srr,, nppss eoons ,e.a, eormar,v an
MERiNo and WOOL UNDERWEAR at cost.
The balance OF our s'och WIZ NC sou ior 'hi''9
coI-prl-ry T. pou,r,,
nl Broad street between Fourth and Fifth
,oozo Do,,norroD.N ~
~
HAVE THROWN ofoS 1HElh
-
A LARGE LOT OF VERY DESIRABLE
'''>N0
crETED Ann CIJFCKED RACK
oinif Ell AM
AND WHITE AND
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| FRANK J. SAMPSON, ] P. NJ, at Chesterfield (old)
Courthouse, farm and hotel known as Magnolia
Grange.
EDWARD C. GODDIN, P. NJ, trustees sale Of
| 4 brick dwelling No. 207 east Main street.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-12

~You deserveto suffer. and if you lead
o miserable, unsatisfactory life in tkis
beautiful world. 1t is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you. your unreasonable prejudice and
sheptioism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and comnson sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you
OF liver complaint, or Dyspepsia, with
all its miserable effects, such as sick
headache. p~lpatation of the heart,
sour stomach. habitusf costivene SO,
dizziness OF the head, nervous prostra.
ton, low spiFiks, etc. Its sales now
reach every town on the Western Con-
tinent.s and not druggist but
will tell you Of its wonderful cures.
You can buy q sample bottle for III
cents. Three deses will relieve you.
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of the day! o4Ths iowa 10 located on q
permanent foandstion--an indefinite
depth Of rich soil. Sevessl- handsome
residences and business houses have
been built within the last year. and
thousands OF acres of rich land have
been located by actual settlers in the
vicinity. The population has quad.
rupled within the time specified and
it is expected that the completion of the
Hembolds Irfigasing q Development
Company's canal. which will.bs accom-
plished this Fall. will bring thousands of
acres now covered with sage brush and
greasewood under cultivation. A few
miles below the station. where water
has been procured from the river by
temporary dams. large fields of wheat,
barley. potatoes and alfalfa may now
be Seen. Marker Brothers sad joseph
Maszen are farming on q lsres scale
and their barns. which are nov being
filled With grsin and hay, are perhaps
the largest buiid,aes of the kind in the
State. The Weadows are destined at
no distant day 10 produce u mrge sur
plus Of grainss aud; vegetables. and
already the enterprisins citizens are
sgitating the bridging of the Humboldt
and opening q road to- the mining
camps OF Nyessd Esmeralds counties,
With view Of shipping their products
to those places.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
This Mornings Board.

This Mornings Board.
1900 Ophir, 48. As.
2340 Mexican, 25L. 24N.
l345 Gould & Curry. lO5. 1917.
$40 Best h BeIcher. 1917. 1917.
1860 California. I2a%. l2H.
2ll0 Savage. 1917. 1871. .B
$40 Con. Va. ~.
2l5 Chollsr. 80, 1917. EEL
$40 Hale IL Norcross, 1917, 10. -
1875 Crown Point, IL, liz.
$3.50 Imperial, ll5. 120c.
995 Kentuek, &. 81. 49,
o35 Alpha, l4A. Az.
1895 Belcher, 914.9H. 81
615 Confidence. 81. 6ss.
1865 Sierra Nevada. 1871, 29Z.
$50 Utah, Is. l5s+.
20 Yellow Jacket. l5X. ,
300 Exchequer. so. 6 bio.
1925 Bullion. 81 i &
A30 OvermaD. l51... 1S7l.
rs Utah, 1917.
Z 22lO Justice. 5s.
2O70, rnccor, 2ie, 2s0c. -.
26l0 union. 271.. 25H.
22OO Alta. 81. SO. b5.
800 Lady Bryonr 2.
1900 Julia. i2s.. 70.
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SPECIAL LOCALS
Important Announcement.

SAN Francisco. June 25, 1878.
Having engaged myself with the old
and we'll known House of E. Kennedy,
500 California street, San Francisco,
who have engaged q celebrated Gutter
from Broad~sy, New Yofk City at a
great expense.
l would be pleased to have you send
in your order co. have placed all my
measures taken by me on his ledger.
and ii desirefI viii send samples of
our late imported English and French
goods. Very respectfully,
je28 4w j. p. HrxsoN.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-12
Fairbanks We Neg sss.

IS The examination of witnesses ia this
case occupied the attention of the Dis.
trict Court all day Saturday. At the
close OF the evidence for plaintiff, de.
feudant moved foi non suit. The
motion was denied. and Vie case was
continaed until to day.