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Geatners.

Geatners.
A LADY TEACHER, of experience, would
Address iiSs TEA CHER, TriDuheO floe.
A Ii wanting TEACHERS. Schools, or Pupils,
11t TEt,odneEg Pan in every State Established 1851
A Young Lady of culture desires situation
family containing co., 9ne T3DSe. Or Two YoTF or
Brooklyn preferred Address 7. G. O.. Tribune Once
AN experienced European teacher wants
position as tutor N PTy9e rens i9y an 4 m saaTy not
sSr6 so much al 9sSt ss s9 ] Co., once
AN experienced and accomplished teacher
~ desires position for the Summer or year gooa
and musicians would go to Europe or 10 NE country MI
family For Information apply or address MIS-
"A LADY of experience and ability, residing
AM home and fine educational advantages to three
dress MISS HORTON, EDUCATIONAL BUREAU 80
Unon.square.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
IN IN & ASEHST SS Fsme IN
tending to visit the 9ds ExRPs@9R @ car Sn e an 1te e
uSHIst Teters Xpyly to Miss NJ. ]. YOUNG.
ELOCUTION. Mathematics, Classics, English
and nd srVsr %Sd SoV%2 %o Ban experts O
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 50 Union-sQuare,
II New,York-Eng engagements made for teachers sehoos
Rfn%1NDAhfDiER fn1 5s Manager '''.'' -u''lu''O..
MRS. MITCHELL, having returned from
her Famles ana SCHOOLS sup
nlied with competent American and foreign gentlemen and
adv teachers Useful information to families and parties
going 10 Europe Several good nguss desire 10 accompany
engagomements; correspondence with best
AGENCIES I'm Europe. TEACHERS BUREAU, 81 West Goth
al. Hours. 10 tin 4.
TUTOR.-By young gentleman the position
of tutor in private family competent teach the Ian
cnaFcs no objection travel references exchanged Ad
dress TUTOR, $40 Lexingtonave.
uIFACHERS of ability and experience sup
,l,e1 with good positions Now the time apply for
SEpTFMBFR VACANCIES. T. COTESWORTH PlNCR-
NN = Agency supplies teachers with positions Application
form for stamp. Supplies SCHOOLS aud families WIN oope'
tent instructors, without cIarge 80 Unonsq tha'esue'
n.
TEACHERS Of known ability and character
promptly provided for families schools colleges ItiaDe
engagements next session hhOu9 APPLY now.
forms for stamp JN schemelhoru, Sec 80 L. lfls'''l
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Gotcls.
Gituntlons Uanteo-femaIes.

VVASHING.-A respectable woman would
w like few ladies' or gentlemens washing or would 90
ont by tie day washing house cleaning city references
3O3 East 6lstst
WASHER and IRONER-A young girl lately
w landed in small private family agood washer and
ironcr. No. III Charlesst
NTET NURSE-A young married woman as
w wet nurse with fresh OF milk best city refer
ence No. 47O West 30th-st. over depot
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For Young Ladies-City.

nARXEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 20 East
il u Qafh-.t IIeparatioD 1or college
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Otenn GIeImers.

MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"a The only Transatlantic Iinc sailing under the AhEB-
CAN FLAG SAILING eveTy TIL RSDAN from Philadelphia
OHIO sails April Is, at a. III.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
carving He Belgian and United Mails sailing sent
monthly alternately from Philadelphia aHc New. ok
FABEELAND sails MONDAY, April -, . q. III.
For rates ~ passage and other information apply TO
PETER WRIGHT * SONS, General Agents
3O7 Walnut. .st philadelphia. a2 broadway, NcW-l "Fh
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent BattTy-FldcG NcW-l uiN
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Yustrnrnon.

For Boys and Young Men-City'
DVERTISERS! ..,,-, .,,,,,v rp,p1-,;t. and
"A SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE IIi ~ NE anu
ALL FIRSTCLASS CITY JOUhNALo ~
ONE OFFICE ~
pRowN PULvERMAN, 23s Broadwsy H9 ,iats nrip
fnf
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Gitnations Uanteo--Hlales
felu manteo

WET NURSF.-Married, with fresh breast
w ofmk best testimonials 20 health and respectabity
required. Apply at II East 2lth.st
WANTED-A live man in every county in
w the United States. TO manufacture ana sell STAPLE
ARTICLE, Just patented exclusive right given liberal
terms. II. NORRIS, Chicago Ill
WANTED-FOr an institution in the city.-A
thoroughly and reliable engineer 20 take caro-
OF the engines and heating apparatus Of the Ito
must be Protestant aud reside tho premises Aodess
with references, Box 465, Post ONCE.
WANTED-A good Christian woman with
w some income OF her own who would be wiling ior her
board and the comforts of good christian nome 70 reside
with perform slight services lot an lnvad lady
with two children tho rest Of the family psng the adys hs
traveller would be acceptable Correspondence solicited
reference exchanged OF residence South Nervalk
Conn, Address 1. O. s., Tribune ONCE.
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TOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
4 Tho Liverpool ana Great Western steam Company 3
United States Mail steamers leave Pier oa, y. H.: , 40,
WI~CON~I Isl "A y Ail o. J. u
Cabin Passage 500, SO and SU according 10 s'aeooll
Steerage. S2G; intermediate, $50. .--. 80 ,
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Disciples Of Christ,


2Sth-st. BROADWAY.
The Rev ID. II. VAN BUSKIKK breaches SUNDAY
NOR MING and EV MING. Public Bible Glass TT rs
DAY EVENING. cordial invitation Ia extended TO you
Fourteenth street PresbytCrinn Church. corner Of 2i
ave-The Pastor the Rev. z. II. MAHLlNG, Will preach
TOMORROW at II a IN. and 1880 ,. m. The Bble-school
meets at $50 a. m.
Five Points House OF Industry, No. 165 Worthst,
WILLIAM +. BARNARD, SuDerincndrnt.-Chi ChidTens = ser
vice Of song SUNDAY 1880 o'clock. Public invited
Of secondhand clothing and shoes earnestly de-
sired
First Reformed Episcopal Church. Madis0nayc. and
the Rev. WM. 4. SABINE, RcctOr-biYine ser
yiCas IL m and 7:45 D. m. Thurbday Union Communion
Ti5 Addresses be expected from tho Rev
l. f. Rogers D., the Rev. \. II. Virgin the Roy. W. T.
Abbott GOOD Friday service and sermon, ii a m
Farewell Meeting
BISHOP and NJ Rs sCHEKESCHEWSkY
missionary meeting for Bishop and Mrs Scheres
the Of the Foreign Missionary so
cety the parish viii be held In calvary Church on SUN
DAY EVENING next lith inst, AZ 1880 o'clock.
The RishOp Of Diocese will be present after meeting
hrs absence, the Rev. Dr. WAHi
will preside. Addresses he expected from the
Rev Drs John Smith, Henry O. Potter and others
The Bishop SGheeschewsky sail %. W by way OF
Europe on the 10Th inst.
Judge Joel IS. Mott, ofAIbany, Y, will deliver lee
tlre OF the Young Mems Christian Assocaion
Tuesday evening 10th inst al O'clock The lHst Crea
tive Day" Admission free, without ticket
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOtCe.-The OF this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended Lieut. Mauy T. s. NJ on both the outward
aDO hOmewaTd voyages.
BRlIANNIC.....-.-... SAiufuaY, ApIu ~ p W
REPU Thursday. May 2. p D.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER 62. NORTH
RIVER
These steamers uniform and unsurpassed ap
pOntments StateTOOms, Smoking, and Bath
rooms are amdshps where the and motion
felt afOrdng degree Of comfort hitherto uDattanabe
RATEs-saloOn, $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms Steerage S2S.
For inspection plans information apply the
Coinpany's Offices. No. 81 Broadway New-YOrk
II. j. CORTIS. Agent
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW.NORK AND HANRE,
Pieroi Company No. ~ North llv,r foot Of MoitOnst
PEBEEF Wcfueslay April j., p h
VILE DE PARIS, Duraud....... Wed Nav ], sou D. m
ST 81, Iathosncz.....W wednesday May B, 10 am
FOR freight ana passage at Philadelphia apply to Alonh
ShOtweu Chesuut st.
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Q1n PEK QUAkIER. -,,-,..,., -,
I'D ~ Spanish ard German thoroughly taugi ny
rocs-Or aute,G 20 litse
n eafucst cali OF address PROFESSOR, 81 East Juthst
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Lyric Hall,
Othave. near 42d'st
LECTURE. SUNDAY 7;30 2. ~,
THE REVIVAL TO BE EXPECTED IN PREPARATIONS
FOR CHRIsTs SECOND COMING.
Seats free. No collection.
Madison Avenue Reformed Church. cor. 57th-s-The
Rev. r. w. CIIAMBEltS D. D. VIII BIeaeh ht ~ an W, anu nv
Sabbath-schoOl at D. m. All made welcome
Madison Avenue Baptist Church. corner q SisLsto
ID sunday April Ia. Services at IL q. N. and 1850 D. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at74o.
Memorial Presbyterian Chureh Madisonaye and SSd;
at The Rey, CHAs s. ROBINSON, d. d., PastOr-seryees
T8 MORROW al IL and 7:30 IN Sabbath school at
$3.50 a. m. Good VIII Mission at 23O p IN.
Masonic Temple, 29d-st and Gthaye.-o. b. FRoLHING.
RAM Pastor OF the Independent Liberal Church VIII speak
On silNDAY MORNING, at 1915 o'clock. subjecti "The
preaching OF the Cross" Bible talk at $3.50 p m
Madison Avenue Baptist Church 6Sdst near Ithaye. .
the Rev j. ~ ELDER. ID. d.. PastOr.-Preaehing 1OMOK
RoW M0RNiNG as IL o'clock by the Rev. WAYLAND
oYT ID d. Brooklyn and by the Pastor In the evening at
O'Clock welcome 70 all
,Iodson Avenue aud Twenty .ninth Street lRntgers)
Chnrch-The Pastor, the Rev NAIHANiEL
" C0NKLING, ID. d, Will preach TOAohhoMy A0hN-
fNG rhe Rev. Dr TUCKER win preach IN the EVENING.
Hours OF public worship 1890 a m, and $3.50 p N.
Norb PRESBYTERIAN Church corner Of ethaye and als
s.NpreaehinR by tho Pastor the Rev Z. IL. ROSSlTER
Nornin1 service 1880 subject Eyevinesa OF His Ma
jesty" Evening service, 1880 Subjects hnoranees W Chris
haniy"
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JOHNs HOPKINS UNIYERsITY.l

~ OPEN FELLOWSHIIS.
The aunua bestowai oi tae4ty felowsp9 On ne Jc1n
F circulars address the President Of the University Bau
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National Line-Piers Al and 80 North River.
4 lN-------TOR LONDON (NiCtOn7 DOcksl----.- 90
HOLLAND Thr.April Is pm. NADIA; Wed May l. . nm
- .--FOR GJEENSTOWN AND LINERPOOl-------
ULLVETIA, sat Apul 1871 pm EGYPT, April 2O':5o a. ~
Cabin 500 10 $40 currency; stCcrage, S26 Drafts from
aid ~ I{TcaiTav T. W. J. HURST, Manager.
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NEw-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These first class steamships sl regularly at p nom
Per No. -. North River as follows: ,.,. -. ~,
Steamship SANTIAGO DE ClBA.-.-SAI I kDAl , ApIH ~
COLCMB W tDNESDA1, hag
Accommodation unsurpassed For freight or passage apply 10
WILLIAM r. CLYDE d Co., No. b BO"huggiten
MCKEIIFH. ~ LING & CO.. Agents IN Havana
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-23

AN AMBIGUOUS SwINDLE.-W We were
shown q short time since letter ad
dessed to party in Phoebe informing
him that he HAD "drawn prize" The
letter purported to eminate from E. D.
Fisk, Secretary, posted at New Orleans,
and the person addressed was directed
to send the ten per cent commission re.
quired to Russell & Co., Jewellers, 81
Bond street, New York." and the treas
ure would be forwarded by express
forthwith. This firm OF Russell & Co.,
has been published and so thoroughly
exposed that we deem it hardly neces.
sary to warn the citizens OF this locality
against this swindling concern. The
prizes this concern informs the parties
they have drawn is generally "$250"
or "$450" gold watch, which they say
they will forward by mail on receipt OF
10 per cent. Of the value of the prize
drawn, or by express, G. o. D., at the
option of the lucky (?) winner. To all
receiving these notices we would advise
to write on an request Russell & Co. to
forward tho prize which they had been
informed they had drawn by express,
&c. o. d." and when it arrives here not
to take it out of the express Office, thus
making these swindlers pay the express
charges both ways. This is about the
only way we can conceive in which the
citizens can beat these rogues at their
own game. We are aware of several OF
these watches being in Phoebe and
person desiring to see and examine one
can do so by calling at Mr. Goodspeeds,
Lacour street. These watches can be
purchased at manufacturing establish
ments by the cart load for $2H.
FREIGHT ARR1vED.-The Eureka and
Palisade railroad teams brought in 49,.
900 pounds of freight on Monday last
which was distributed to the follow
ing parties: Day s. NJ. Co., J. Myers
& Bro. j. Nesbitt & Bro. Gibfried &
Brisacher, Wells, Fargo & Co., Louis
Betz, A. Cohn & Bro, Hillside s. NJ.
Co.,, Record Pub. Co., Alps Co., Ray.
mond & Ely Co., h. s. Lubbock and 7
Campbell.
No BorroM.-The melting snow and
heavy rains OF recent dates has all flowed
down on the fat and flooded the roads
and rendered 1t impossible for teams te
pass oyer it. A number Of them attempt
ing the passage became mired and were
with difficulty extricated. 1t is contem
plated using plough to run through th'
ground, making bed for the water t
flow in and keep it off the road.
MINE MATTERS. have CONF
from the Bay to tho Raymond & Ell.
Company to keep the pumping ma
chinery of that mine running. Boiler
makers are to be sent here immediatel,
to place the boilers of the engines il
thorough order.
P1ocHE BuLL1oN.-$l3.4 21.16 in hui
lion was shipped during the past week
according to reports of Superintendent
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THE MASONIC BALL.

The announcement made several weeks
ago that Masonic ball would take place
on the evening of the anniversary OF
Washingtons Birthday, under the
auspices OF the Masonic Fraternity Of
Phoebe, created quite sensation among
our ball.goers. The well-known charac-
ter of the fraternity was guarantee
that the ball would be recherche affair.
Since that time the one great an absorb
ing question has been, "What shall we
wear?" 1t was a subject tina. agitated
many householders and raked the brains
of the young men about town. That a
conclusion was finally reached was evil
dent from the brilliant scene that was
presented at Browns Hall last evening.
| The various Committees to whom the
arrangements were entrusted had made
every preparation for the event, looking
to the comfort and enjoyment of the
guests, and all who we're present will
agree that the Committees were emin-.
emily successful. The taste displayed in
the decoration and arrangement OF the
hall was universally remarked and COM
mended. The floor had been nicely
scrubbed and waxed for the occasion aud
its clean surface effectually prevented
any of the rich dresses from becoming
soiled. The walls and ceiling were
tastefully draped with flags, 'emblems
of the Order" and hung with pictures
The addition of numerous side and
hanging lights shed bright lustre over
the hall, making the general effect, after
the floor became thronged with dancers;
both novel and enchanting. At nine
o'clock the musicians struck up the
Grand March, the dancers fell into place
and made the circuit of the room, keep
ing time to the melodious strains
evolved by an excellent combination OF
musical artists. At the conclusion Of
the circuit, dancing was in order. and
ell proceeded to enjoy themselves to
their full vent. Surely the material for
unlimited pleasure was at their COM
mand, Music and mirth combined for
the occasion, opportunities for flirting
were plenty. Add to this the seductive
rythm of the intoxicating waltz, the
sprigbtly melody of the quadrile music.
and we have an aggregation Of happy
elements. For hours the joyous assem-
blage swayed to and fro in merry mo-
ton, their feet keeping time to the har-
mony and their light hearts beating in
unison. We doubt whether any city
could rival our fair ladies in richness and
elegance of their toilettes, and most Of
them were msrvels of taste and beauty
dresses. such IS have never been excelled
any where. It would take an artist with
the power of q more descriptive faber
than ours to do justice to the occasion
Everything was admirably arranged and
not q jar or hitch occurred to mar the
pleasure of the evening. 1t was one o.
the grandest affairs of the kind, if moi
: the grandest, that has ever transpired ir
this part of the State. The occasion
,, taken all in all, was one that will lonl
! be remembered by all who shared its de
lights. .......
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THURSDAYS QUOTATIONS.

By W. U. TELEGRAPH Co.
ass 0phir-53h 53A SO 52s<
1856 Mexican-13s
235 Gould Il Curry-SA 81
230 Best Il Belcher-l8A 1871
26o California-2S
100 Savage-l1h Tx
l4l0 Con Virgiuia-22A 22k 22Ab5
$50 Hale & Norcross-2Os
425 Grown Point-4.40 5435
loo Yellow Jacket-l0h 10A
100 Kentuck-330
400 Sierra Nevada-415
80 Utah-l0A
lis Exchequer-3.45 $50 3.55
165 Overman-15A 10
6l0 Justice-l0a l0h lOh
80 Union--5h 9
$50 Alta-sA 81
100 Meadow Valley-20c
go Raymond d Ely-5 5L 5h
3l5 Eureka Con-45 AN AK
200 Alps-2
rs Rye Patch-3.G0 81
81 Leopard-i5c
100 Northern Belle-10k
10 Enthusiastically
POPS Grand Prize-12h 1875
625Day-85c 90c
470 Leeds-2
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NOTICE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 1877.
All persons are hereby notified and warned
against purchasing the Hercules or Cave
mine, in Bristol District, Lincoln County,
Nevada from the parties now holding possess
sion, as the title Ia In dispute; said mining
property being owned by the Hercules Mining
Company Of San Francisco.
HENRY RAYMOND.
ja12-30d President Hercules Niaine 90.
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RAYMOND & ELY PUMP.

In company with numerous others we
visited the Raymond & Ely hosting
works on Sunday morning last for the
purpose of seeing the newly placed in
order pumping machinery in operation.
The spur-wheels, pitman. ETC., were
working and running as smoothly as
could be possible, making no noise
and going over the several allotted spaces
with precision and exactness. The ma
chinery was being run at the rate of 81
to 6 strokes per minute; this will be in
creased to TX or s. rs occasion requires.
eiQh. strokes being about the limit to
which it is run when working at it's full
capacity The engine is of $50 horse
mower, stationed on Corliss bed, and is
bolted, chained and held down SO that it
seems impossible that it should get out
of gear any more. 1t was found that
after placing the spur-wheels and at
tempting to adjust the pitman that the
pitman was out of line "a inches. This
was remedied, the pitman being placed
in exact line SO that the movements OF
the wheels, pinions, etc., do not vary a
hair 1t was owing to the pitman hsv-
ing been out of line 80 much previously
that caused the pinions to break 30 often
formerly. Under the pitman is nearly
60 tons of old iron, placed there to
counterbalance the weight OF the pump.
rods in the shaft The morning was &C.
cupied in pumping water, filling the
tanks at the different stations, and at
balf-past II O'Clock the first water was
brought to the surface; at first slowly,
then with gradual increase until large
body of water was thrown up at every
stroke. We were informed by Mr.. Stod-
dard that the engine, when at its full
capacity, throws stream Of water of 30
inches, miners measurement. With this
capacity the pump can drain the country
of water. The entire work has been
completed under the superintendent
of Engineer Stoddard. A large
stream of water flowing down Mair
street Sunday morning announced to the
citizens that the Raymond & Ely pump
was once more in good running order
During Sunday the water was lowered il
the shaft 551 feet, the result being tele
graphed to the management at Sar
Francisco.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-23

Virginia Chronicle: A very ingenious
machine was received at the Union Iron
Works a few days ago. 1t is a circular
crosscut and rip-saw combined, which
revolves with truly astonishing rapidity.
By simply turning the handle once, "the
turn of the wrist" as it we're. the me.
chanic can have either the crosscut or
rip-saw before him ready for use. This
machine is quite labor-saver.
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The SILVER BILL.-News of the pas
sage of the Silver Bill in Congress
reached this camp on Wednesday after
noon and Immediately there was great
rejoicing. Parties that had not owned a
silver dollars for years were discussing
the immense benefit that would accrue
TO oil here from its passage. In the
evening couple Of public spirited citi-
zens went around and collected q sum of
money. which was used in the purchas-
ing Of wood, powder, etc. A bonfire
was lighted at the corner OF Main and
Meadow Valley streets, and an anvil
planted there with which salutes were
fred for the space of about two hours.
In addition to this the Phoebe band
paraded the streets, enlivening them
with music. At about 8 O'Clock every
thing was quiet and our jubilant citizens
were commencing to take into consider
alton the prospects of the President veto
ing the Silver Bill.
HARRISBURG DISTRICT Christy Mill
& Mining Company Of Harrisburg Dis.
trict. Utah, shipped two bars of bullion
on the 10th instant valued at $4,000;
total to date, % bars, valued at $33, 0O0
The mill OF this company is doing ex-
cellent work, and everything connected
with the workings of this company 8
mine are going along nicely. There
Is large amount of bullion passing
through Phoebe from Silver Reef, and
We think it will average at the very
least $25, 900 per week. At present the
Leeds Company is the only dividend
paying mine in this district, but it has
amost brilliant prospect of having sew
eral rivals in this kind OF business in the
near future. Mining matters appear to
be looking up in that locality.
STOLE A HoRsE.-A short time ago
VIM. Dean, alias Butler. one of the men
accused of the murders at the Muddy
Reservation. and who escaped by yer.
dict Of mot guilty." paid a visit to the
Muddy, and whilst there made the &C.
quaintance Of "white horse. Such
was the power OF the friendship thus
suddenly formed that when Dean left
mat section Of country the white horse
Ieit at the same time. perferring not to
sever the bounds 80 quickly which bound
MIN to Dean. The owner mourneth.
TIE CARLOW GUN There is hungine
up In Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office a gun
that very much resembles an anoien,
double-barreled blunderbuss. Upon ex
animation 1t is found to be double-bar
relied shotgun, both the stock and bar
tels being cut down 80 that it altogether
Is not much over foot in length. This
Is the weapon used by Carlow in biz
attempt to stop the stage near Ward, q
which time and place he was shot ane
MORALLY wounded.
BULLION TAx.-The Assessor of Lin
coin county adver.ises in to-day's issu,
shat the bullion tax for the quarter end
ing December 31st, 1877, is now due ant
payable, and that he must be Intervene,
IN regard to it, otherwise the law for it
collection will be strictly enforced.
oARpETs.-J. Myers & Bro. receive,
uur'ng the week full line of carpets
boots, shoes, etc. As there has been a,
extra demand for carpets heretofore an,
90 supply, this line Of goods can now b
oiled BY the above firm.
Go TO Alszander's for your Drugs.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING IN THE PosToFFIcE AT
~ Phoebe, New, Feb. 80, 1878. If not called
for in four weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
Anderson Mrs G Kearney FE2
Anderson G Latimer Miss
Barton G Lewis G.
Barnhart Liyens
Barrett VIM Mcmahon
Garlic VIM McCoy
Clark Mrs Mason ] Fl
CLARK II Newell EE
Cherubem Mr. O'Niell
Dwyer Robt Odair B
Dow j Shaw r
Farthing Mr. Seeley LA2
Fields Mrs NJ Stacy
GayJ Southern
GrahamD THOMPSON
Hammond Mrs Walsh Miss X 2
Haggerty Mrs Webb
lndersoll II Jelet ]
Janings CapF Jones ia
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say Advertised"
CHARLES f. MEYERS, P. M.
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In TowN.-James Brown, Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s messenger who was shot on the
Typo road few months since by some
bighwaymen who were endeavoring to
take the treasure from the custody of
Brown and Eugene Blair, arrived in
Phoebe on Saturday las. with treasure
for Wells, Fargo & Co. He has entirely
recovered from the wounds he received
on the occasion mentioned above.
Nor TRuE.-A Mexican brought in a
report the early part Of the week 10 the
effect that the bodies of two men and
animals had been found near Desert
Springs Station, on the old Salt Lake
road. However. there was no truth in
the report. although it obtained ready
belief owing to the locality in which the
bodies were said to have been found.
STATED COMMUNICATION. stated
communication OF st. Johns Lodge No.
! 10, F. & A. NJ, will be held this evening,