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National Republican., 1878-10-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posr-OEEIcE DrrAnrMrNr.

PuNr-OfEICE DEpARTMINT,
WAsHISUTOS, u. G., september ., l'7S
Proposals Will he received at the Contract OC0 OF
this Department until p. m Of October H. ISIS for
carrying the mails Of the Unite" states upon the
routes and according to tho schedule Of arrival and
departure specified By the Department, IN lEc S'n.e
Of Maryland, from January T. lSIn, 10 June 80 ls>l.
Lists OF routes, with schedules Oi arrivals amt dupar
tuT"s, Instructions to bidders with forms for con.
tracts aud bonds, and all other n"tssarN Information,
VIII be furnished upon application 10 The second As.
sistant PUslmaster.GencruL u. NJ. KEY,
IOstmus
National Republican., 1878-10-31
PROPOSALS FOR ROLLED IRON BEAMs FOR
L THE BuILDlSG FOR THE BUREAU OF
ENGRANlNG AND PRINTING. WASHING.
TON. ID
OLrIgr or rmE srrEnyI.INa AnLmrrlr.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TRIA-THH DErARrMEST,
wASHISGTUS, u. e. oct u. ls.s.
Sealed proposals Will lr received at this Office, until
y M Oh ihe Sh day OF October, ls;N, Tor furnishing,
delivering, hilng mud putting IN place complete. the
rolled Iron beams Sc, Tor Tsl tier OF the proposed
building for the bureau OF Engraving and Printing,
IN Washington, j. G., IN accordance with drawing,
Specification, aud schedule copies Of which, and any
additional Information, may he had ON application at
tbs office or the office OF the superncndriIt,
JAS. q. IIILL.
Z! NTplt
National Republican., 1878-10-31

A PARIS paper tells story Of BARRIERS APP
prentice In Hungary who cut his throat be-
cause q girl would not marry him. He was
taken to the hospi al at Ralisbon and cured.
It subsequently proved that the operation his
aud he has lately been engaged at the Opera.
House In Vienna.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
DROpOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL.
l. BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS
PoSr.OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISuTUS, ID. G., August 49, ISIS.
Proposals hom patentees, or their Rsignecs, for
granting the use OF improvements In the construction,
or In the mode Of opening and closing mRll'bna Of
any or all kinds aud in the manufacture materials
thereof aud also for the use Of patented devices for
tagging or labelling the same VIII he received at this
Department until II o'clock noon on tho I'd day OF
December, 1873
All proposals must he In accordance with the spec
iiCLiOns and form of proposal which will be Furnished
on application by letter to the Second Assistant Post.
mRStCr.t ienrTl.
The contracts which may he made for the of
any patents Will be In conformity with such speCtCA.
lions aud the accepted proposals,
u. NJ. KEY,
POStmastcT.t General,
National Republican., 1878-10-31
Educational.

CoLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
~ The exercises OF this School will be resumed on
the 9Th OF OCTOBER, at the Law Building. on Finh
street, between u and streets
he charge for tuition In the Under Graduate de-
partmcnt y 50 for n single year, or $50 for two
years, payable ~ advance half yearly or In monthly
lnstnlnients, at the option OF the students
The tuition fee in the PustUrnduate department IL
40, payable ~ monthly instruments, and covering
the entire period of nine months,
JAMES T. wELLINO, Ii. D.,
nrlME Irnalnnl-
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. = - :. - = NJ NHTTTVNIl ITWNIVV'
Il. II. WARNER & o., Auctonccrs. oCt9hts

TNRUSTEES SALE )F VALuBLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATEAT HILISDALE. d. G.
by virtue OF deed Otrust TO Daniel L. Eaton and
myself dated June g. ~, and duly recorded In Liber
No. GS5, folio So the land records for Washing
ton County, In the 1strci.of Columbia, and at the
request Ofihc party sCured thereby, T. aS surviving
trustee, viii sell, 1T public auction. IN front Of the
premises, on FRiDS, NOVEMBER Is, ISIS, at $50
o'clock D. M, lot NJ y, section No. o. of the Barry
iRrm Subdivision AIOriing 10 the plat Of snN.divls.
lln filed by the truFcs OF barry farm fund, In the
Terms OF Snle i7O with interest at 10 per cent
annum frOnl Junrh n, less sd cents paid on account
and Expenses Of salIin cash; the balance IN SIX (6)
months for whlCn III notes of the purchaser, bpnTlng
date rum the day oalP and secured by decd OF trust
upon TIE property shall be taken. deposit
oi s. will hu TcpuTi o the purchaser at the time OF
sale and all COTyeNnring viii he 1T the cost Of the
purchaser. The truttc TCsrrVe5 the right to resell
the property. ut the TSk and cost OF tho dCfutlng
purchaser II the term of sale not complied with
GEO W STICKNEY,
oCii lawIcds surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
AUCTION Sales--To-DU.
ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS
AT AUCTION.


In order to make room for the
largely increased assortment of
Goods belonging to the other de-
partments Of our business, we have
determined to close out our entire
stock Of English Crystal Chande-
liers, Hall Lights Brackets, &c., at
Auction. Sale to take place In the
C0rcoran Building, Fifteenth street,
on Thursday next, 3Ist inst, com
menCing at II o'clock a. m. Goods
on exhibition two days before the
sale.
The above are of the finest quality, the
latest patterns, and manufactured by tho
Messrs. OSLER, of birmingham, Eng, aud
imported by us direct. We close them out
simply for want of room to properly display
them.
NV. GAIT, BRO. & co.
DUNCANsON BROTHERS, Auctioneers.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
To Induce slee,.

Don't use any Drug. Rise II you find your
self wakeful and ohafe the body aud extrem.
ties, and thus get up an even circulation. Wake
funess Is caused often by p pressure Of blood
upon the brain. A cold bath will induce sleep
or rapid walk in the open air.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
TRUSTEE's SALE 1F A BRICK HOUSE on +
l. STREET NOKrL, NEAR NORTH CAPITOL

by virtue OF q deed q trust recorded IN Liher SCI
folio !di one Of the ian, records OF the District OF Co
lumbia, | will, on TiIlIlSDAY, the 7th day OF No
vembeT, ISIS, ut four o'clock p M, Ia ffCut Of tho
premises offer for sale Rt auction lot S. Of AhneT II.
Kelly, trustees, RECORDED subdivision Of certain lots
In square G2s In this Cir, improved by brick dwell
mg (SO I street nOrnwtslL
Terms, S,0I with Pr cent. interest from Novrm-
brr l. lsTT, aud the ckpnsCs Of sale In cash. uul the
balance III three rquR installmentE, at 0. ~, and IS
months, with Interest secured by the purchasers
notes and deed Of trst on the property, deposit
Of 500 will he TequireCnt the time of suie Convey
nncing at purchasers cst. -
NJ. ASHFORD, Trustee.
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J.T. CoLDwELL, Salesman. oc29Sno.
II Il. WARNER.
teal Estate Auctlonccr.

lDs Real Estate Auctlonccr.
by virtue OF deeds of trust dated respectively Feb
rIary Is. ls7a, aud April Il. 1875 and recorded In
ilbeTs No. 7ls folio ~ and NO. ISL folio :pI OF the
land records 0i the District OF Columbia, aud by the
written request Of the party secured thereby will
sell ut public auction, IN nOnt Of the premises, on
MONDAY, the itlh day of November, A. u, lN7s, Mt
iaO o'clock D. m., that piece of ground situate IN The
CITY of Washington, D. G., known as lot y, In the
recorded subdivision Il part of square numbered 49,
together with the improvements.
Terms: Onc.QuHricr fn,h balance In SIX, twelve
all cash option of purchaser one hundred dollars
required at Tine Of sale COnVeygnClugH ut expense Of
purchaser. Terms to lp compiled with In seven days
from sale u. LEWIS BLACKFORD. Trustee.
j. r. COLDW ELL sllCsnan, Ccasnol As, n l5,ls
National Republican., 1878-10-31
Proposals..

NAVY DEPARTMENT
AN BUREAU OF EQUIrNEST AND RECRCITISG,
WAsnISGrOS, October u, ISIS.
manufacturers and dealers In CTOCkcry, gllss, and
plated ware are invited 10 deliver at the Washington
Navy Yard, free from any SpCnSe TO the Govern
mcni, specimens of their goods tUr examination nnd
Inspection. together with statement ol prices, Win
n view OF establishing u standard Ms iOuuHlly aud
price for the purchase Of these articles in the future
The CommAndant Of tie said Navy Yard WILL on
npplcation. furnish the allowances OF these articles
In the navy and any other Information desired IN the
premises
when the standard Of quality aud price has been
agreed upon the particular designs VIII bg lived.
Il. W. SiIG GfELDr,
OCH CuiCt Of NuTCnu.
pR0LosALS FOR ROLLED IRON nEAMs FOR
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Travellers Guide.
travellers GNide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great doube.track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NoRrHwESS %rsr. AND SOUTH.
- TO TAKE EFFECT

A; n ,>,.,,, Leave Washington:
I,ON ENPHESS. Elllcou city. On sundays to Bal.
'pnStl9n 1s, Jessnp's' Hanoysr. and hlk Ridge
/. .6D.Baltlmore, Annapolis, and Way. (Cmnnerry,
Strasburg, Winchester, Hagers,own. and Way via
ff6-fBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
chester. Hagerstown, and Way stations. -
SD-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON,
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Pnrior Car to New
,,k ork and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis Juno
s1i-tsT LOUIS, CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, AND
PirISBURG EXPRESS. HAgerstown and Valley
Pullman Cars n Cincinnati daily. Grafton TO SAN
dusky daily, except Saturday.
,ec0-on Sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis and
i5'6l-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at BIadens
burg; Besville Laurel, Annapolis Junction, Jessups
and Hanover.
iaIo-B baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott CITY and Way.
I;sl-tNEW YORK, iiILADELPH1A AND BOS-
TON EXPRhSS On SUNDAYS 10 Baltimore only,
t%!aBALTlMohE .BLADENsBUnn, AND
LAUREL EXPRESS. Frederick via Relay. stops
4:ti"fPoint OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown Win
chester, and Way Stations On Sundays TO Point Of
Rocks and Way stations only.
tp-tBaltimote, Annapolis, and Way stations
TIMoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk. except Sunday. Nor.
folk Passengers taken In the cars direct TO boat ut
Clnton; stops at Badcnsburg and LAUREL
s-Gic&G6H 6Hpd ANY sMB"y yS5EuMSus SiaS EXPIRES
sij-tBAITlMORE EXPREsS.
ASB fiTrsBUkd Tsd hXrR fsSars eIcepi
YORK PnItADELrIIIA s..D5s III i ASp MD
York and special sleeping car 10 Philadelphia
tDallv Other trains daily except Sunday.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
1910 GREAT

1879 GREAT 1879
80 IENNsYLyANIA ROUTE -
TO THE EHRTH H4RXGa RT STEEP AEP RSi
SPLENDID soENEfaGkt aktNf NNffoNIFicENr E''oif
TRAINS LEAvE! E!SNN %SsnisETes Il If from Depot cor
For f.sufs and and he sFSs vet a" 3 daily with
S,Ss Car and sssPs sd Tfs rso
S&riaSRE IN s Hb Fe1fSs PSfSaxc ff
and lie SSr, a 9sesf1 9d m % aas SIcsPt saturday
Lock Haven, and EimlrS at ioiOA m. daily eI'
For New YORK and the Fast q, NJ aPG 20 ! m n
presaof pullman Parlor Cara e0 a u daily er.
For 2ssy fVss % EG"
nfordng direct transfer 10 Fulton street, nyoid-
lng double ieTrage and Journey across New YORK
FOR New York and the East, i:so p m. daily except
sunday with Sleeping Cars hom Washington 70
For f6ii"delpn,s Iso p M daily. encep, sund-y and
pres, O'S a m daily, except sunday.
Accommodation for baltimore. ass So a M and 40
Popes Creek Line, GSS a and go p m. daily
For % kSPapos' S Ssi m. ana a. Up m daily cIcep,
ALExXSbEIA AND DFREDERrcKspgRGi RAIL
MnNf MAf n ATp n ma nhALENANDl'iA AND wAsliN'
For Aicia"irni, T. :, $ oIolG II. IL m !, 3 42cS e:u,
For III ylmond aud tie south !. and 9Oja m. daily,
rra a lS N asyd ssefSs r. sspsSsy WSssartop
sie. = if j %:. W. sso and 3 m. =" ="
ean ss ssSd al AhS Se
east corner Of Thirteenth street and ay
nSrsa .S sUIneE Of sah srss' AMI rHsns
le for ,hs checking OF baggage to destination irom
l. i, FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General ManagCr. apl usl.
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Boarding..

f7E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
Il ~ west-Frst.class Board, with large, airy
Rooms from 80 to SlO per week; transient tiS0 per
day baths and gus MRS. o. @. HOWARD.
No connection iVith The HOrdTd House
les Iy
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SbeCiai Notices.

e[SFa THIRD WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE
w BUILDING ASSOCIATlON.-rhis Associa
Ton was organized on the co operative plan, last
Wednesday night. ad instant, nj Davis Hall, Gl5
SEVENTH street, and the following officer. electeG
President, Robert McMurTay; yicr.president, Noble
u. latner secretary John J.. Thonipson' treasurer,
NJ r. CHllan; directors, a. Nose William II. Goods
=. Schafhirt. u. J. Mncarty. C. {. Dunchnson. John
Cook,
held on the second Monday evening IN December
next at Davis Hail No. Glj seventh street, opposite
the PRtpni-OiC Any OF the AOOve.nanled officers
will receive subscriptions for stock. The dues on
each share will be so per mouth Each share gives
the Tigut to purchase an advance OF 81 eco, which
with the premium, Is divided Into one hundred
monthly payments; aud the redemption OF unnd-
vanced stock and the close of the nssUt will he
gin when assets can pay $50 per cent on the amount
oC2D TuThSat3t Secretary.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
SPACIOUS MUSIC HALL "a NINTH STREET.
Twelve Teachers and Frcs Advantages.
TuITIoN-Piano, Organ. Violin, Pluto. &c, d, 40,
tl5 tn Singing, Voice Formation and Culture. ~ y,
tiO tib. s9l
hcnd for circular o. L. BULLARD.
sas Ism Director.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

H(Fs EXTRACT OF REPORT FROM THE
~ celebrated physician Erasmus Wilson, OF Lon.
don, England: several severe cases of IN
Cipienl consumption have come under my obserya-
tion that have been cured by the timely use Of Cold
EMS Lie6igs Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic Inyig
orator. OCtl6-6t
National Republican., 1878-10-31
REANlEK a DOMINIC.

UPHOISTBRERS.
And manufacturers Of all grades Of Mattresses,
No. 1O3 X Street y. w. Washington, ID. c.
Loose cover cutting aspcclaIy All orders prompt
ly attended to. Slillm
National Republican., 1878-10-31
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

has NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar 10 females,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Uterus. and all COM
plAIuts incident to the seI,
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= The weight of the bell.
Winaemucca, Nay IL, 1873.

Humboldt ID A. N. & NJ. society.
The stockholders of this society are
called to meet to- morrow at the office
of the County Clerk to elect officers for
the ensuing Year. It is hooed aud ex-
pected that every stockholder who N
attend the meeting will do SO. or send
proxy. To transact business ID is
necessary that majority OF the paid
up stock should be- represented. The
Society deserves encouragement. 1t
has endeavored. Notwithstanding the
duIlness which pervades every branch
of business. to give annual fairs, which
entertain AS Well as be ueht the comma
nifty, aud those who have taken such
an active interest in its welfare as to
Subscribe and pay for its stock should
by all means be represented at it's
meetings.
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DentksGrY.

DR.. Gardiner, graduate of the Phila-
deiphla Dental College. and senior
member of the firm OF GARDINER
Brothers, has arrived IN town, aud wiir
remain until t1gtaer notice. All WHO
visit him eau be- assured of the best
WORK that sktil aud experience caa give.
de viii call at yoar AoMuS or you can
visit nlm al his Office at the Lafayette
Hotel. All who can appreciate first
class dentistry are invited to call and
examlne specimens of his work.
aprl5tf.
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FOURTH DispdICr COURT.

APRIL TERM 1873 HON. W. 8. BoNNI.
FIELD PRESIDING.
Court was In session yesterday, pur.
suant to ADJOURNMENT. aud transacted
the following business.
William Iull vs.. j. 2. Anderson
Plaintiffs motion Tor ~ new trIai denied.
j. q. Fairb.nk vs.. L. q. Nagus-By
consent of counsel II Was ordered that
defeudan, have until May 25th to file
aud serve answer.
In the matter of the estate of Ignacio
Unssiu, deceased--Joseph Geruaiu Adj
Administrator of said estate. submitted
his report of final settlements nd asked
10 be discharged. After hearing the
matter the Court ordered it continued.
Court adjourned uutil Juue Alb. 1878
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-17
ON THE TRAIL.

Officers Asa Parsuit Of the Tnsca-
rora 80 What he it,,
The Times Review learns from
gentleman, who arrived at ruscarora
from Battle Mountain, that OHcer
Weaver was at Hines Station about
one o'clock Monday afternoon, aud
after taking some refreshments left i'm
mediatsiy to renew his pursuit of
Pollard. He was-contident that he Was
on the right track and would succeed
in making the capture.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-17
LOCAL iNTELLicENcE.
INDIANS ON the WAR PATS.


Bannocks Endeavoring to get the
Piutes 90 join Them.
The people of Owyhee> county.
Idaho, are alarmed at the Indian sit.
uation. The Boise Statesman of last
Tuesday says:
Sheriff Hayes. of Owyhee county, in-
formed the commanding officer of Fort
B Use yesterday by telegraph, that
about one hundred B.nnock Indians
were camped near silver City. and
were, it was believed, endeavoring to
induce the Plutes to join them to go on
the war path. Major Collins. has. we
learn. telegrapbsd to. Gen. Howard for
instructions ia the premises. There is
no danger at or near Boise City, but
citize OF Owyhee county may be ia
great peril aud IL now behooves Gov
ernor Braym man. COMMANDMENT. Chief
Of the Idaho mnitia, 10 Call out at least
one of his boosted Militia regiments
aud placing. himself at the head of his
soliiers. march IT, Ogyhee.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-17

Trifling with Cough is self-mnrder.
Immediate relief will follow the uss of
"Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar :" Consumption. Bronchilis and
Pneumonia are impossible if it is taken
In time Nothing ever prescribed by the
Faculty will compare with it as u rem
edy for Coughs. Colds aud Hoarseness
Pike B. Toothaohe Drops cure Tooth
ache III one minute. Sold by all drag
gists at 25rcents.s ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-17

SuperintendentCoddin and Resi-
dent Engineer Teshiera. of the Hum
boldt Division OF the railroad, were in
town last night on business pertaining
to their Division. RI. w. Wood an a
family left yesterday on a visit TO San
Francisco. /. 4, +. +. Brougham arrived
here esterday from Med ermit and left
on the train for the west. :. Judge
Krakle. of the United States Court for
the Western District of Missouri, ar
rived here hast evening. He is guardian
of Ella III. Page. daughter of the late
den. A. l.. Page. aud is here in the in
terest OF his ward 4on business pertain
lug to the settlement of the estate.
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Dastingv shed Witnesses.

In case now pending ia the County
Court of Addison. Vermont, relative to
sale of mining claims. made in this
county eleven years ago, the deposit
tons of number of witnesses are
being taken before Thomas Thompson,
j. p. of this town. Commissioner.
The witnesses, with few exceptions,
judging from the testimony, are the
most noted men in the State. One
was Councilman in two sessions Of the
Territorial Legislature and Senator for
q full term under the State orgsnza-
ton; also Colonel of cavalry under the
Provisional Government. County Com.
missioner of Humboldt under the APP
pointment of Governor Nye, aud assist
ed in organizing this county. Another
was q member of the State Legislature
and Superintendent ofAa half dozen
celebrated miues. aud examiner of
mines. A third was District Judge for
six years. and a fourth has been Chief
Justice of Township tor ten years,
and a fifth has been attorney and
counselor at law for sixteen years in
this conosy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-17

L. N ,kes no difference how many
physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried. it is now an established
fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete salts.
faction IN severe eases of lung diseases.
1t Is true. there are yet thousands of
persons whoare predisposed to throat
and lang affeciisDsy consumption. hem
orrnayss, asthma, severe colds settled
ON the breast. pneumonia whooping
cough &c, who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup.
10 sncn We woald say that $4,000
dozen We're sold last year without one
Complaint. CoAsnmptives try just one
bottle. Regular size 10 cents. Sold
by oil druggists ia America.
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oDEsrusrHE Bse FsRE BELL.

When by the red flames our homes are
endangered,
May the "ive hundred FOUNDER" the alarm
promptly sound,
And our brave little force Of volunteer
fremen
Be equipped. and with promptness appear On
the ground. - -
For such alarms may there never be
OCCASION;
May our Lives and our. property be free from
all harm;
But should we by the Fire Fiend be ever
overtaken,
Well confde to the utmost in our Foremans
strong arm.
so longlif to the boys who claim Naramore
as Foreman,
And Busch, who's e'er ready to second his
Chief,
AS well as to other officers and MEM
bers,
Who in case of great danger will give us
relief.
*The weight of the bell.
Winaemucca, May II, 1873.
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meetings

Seven car loads of emigrants passed
through last night going west. The
fact that thousands of men, who are
able and wiling to work. i are out of en-
ployment GU this coast does not deter
hundreds Of woskingmen from migrat-
ing here. They evidently do not be-
lieve what is said about dull times in
Californla.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-17

A LITTLE boy in Sioux City Sunday
schootpat "a poser TO his teacher. The
lady was telling. her class how God
punished the Egyptians by causing the
hrst-born ia each household to be slain.
The little boy listened atten;ively. aud
atthe proper interval mildly inquired:
What would God have done if there
had been 4wins ?'i tfI y,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-17

From six to nine cars of base bullion
from the Eureka mines are taken west
daily to San Francisco.
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Admitted TO- Cit,zsn.A,p. .

In the District Court yesterday
Jonathan Fulton was admitted to citi.
zenship. upon the testimony of Joseph
Germain and w. T. Burns, who testi-
fed to his good character.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-17
GAN sxAxol.oo sroex REPORT.
Laat FVNninn,a RAnrd

Lsat Evenings Board.
90 Raym pnd d. e y. $3.50.
20 Meado@ Valley, i5c.
l05 Elreka 6Jc
$50 Alps
20O ifeimont, 3lc
250 Newark. llUc.
800 leopard. 20. Doc.
sos Ola. 70. SIC
80 n. Belle. IA. ia.
100 Hussey 3Jc.
49, Manhattan, 3
1920 DeFrees. 10. 80.
ago Graud prizs. $50, 370c.
100 Argenta, 2Dc.
l44O Nay ,jo zoe.
400 Endowment. 10. 75c.
4O0 lu ie pehdence, loo, loo.
700 Silver Priz. -. 20c.
sou Combinations. loo.
30 Belle Isle. l5c
100 Day 3}c.
so Htmbur2. 2%.
600 Modoc. z3Jc b5.
800 Newp ESQ. LOO, 1900.
200 Con Va, l2zs. l3.
10 Alpha. IL.
i4o0 Ward. Hi. l25c.
295 Savage, So, o3S.
1850 Gould II Curry. 430, 420o.
800 o hir. 30. 3al4.
3l95 Jnl,a. 51S, 5s6 $40.
20 Best u beloher. L..
3 2u0 AHA. bt.. 5A.
22O CALIFORNIA. AK, 2lL.
20 Choilar, "a.
ihis MORNINGS Board.
795 0phr. 3JH. 3lA.
1870 Mexican. B.
9U0 Gould IL Garry. So. 5Z.
$50 Best h Beicher. lzA. I2L.
1895 cslfornia, az
$50 Sayag~. 81. DO.
535 Con. Va, 10. l2T.
.i0 Chollar, %. 25H.
las Hale IL Norcross. 51%..
l60 Crown Point. Bloc.
100 Yellow Jacket, ~
1920 Imperial. 60. 6Oc.
10 keptncF. ~.
~ Alpha. So. 81.
$50 Beicher, z4o. 225c.
3i5 Sierra Nevada, 800. 285c.
30 Uiah. IA.
1870 Bullion. $50, 3l5c.
400 Excheqaer 30. 2l5c.
2l5 Oyermtn. SH. 81.
$50 Justice. $50, 5000.
800 Union. ga.
ID Alta, 51s.
1870 Jnlia. 61s, 6E.
$50 Caledonia. 1875, 1900.
go Silver Hill. l3J. 1860.
300 Challenge. lO0c.
50 WoodviIie. 25c.
$50 New YORK, 35c.
4SO Audes. 40. Sac.
100 Consolidated Washoe, 25c.
2600 Ward. l3u, l25c.
1850 Trojan, %, SOC.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-17
SPECIAL 10 GALS,

New American sewing Machine.
For the New American Sewing Ma
chine. the best and easiest running in
the world, go to E. Reinhart q Co.,
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ae Range of temperature at this station
yesterday: Highest. go deg; lowest, 81 deg
range, %. average. AS deg.
Note In the coinmn headed /" Min. pher-
momeGer" tne IL Tres indicate the lowest
ten 5eratdre Dung tue night at the
respective stations.
Jsu. HEALY,
Corp'l signal Service. u. 8. A.
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About a Car load OF the spring crop
of'~ool from II. l.. Hoppin's ranch is,
now>at ths dapet awaiting shipmens.. :