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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-25

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1880 Mexican-14 14is 14tsb3
$50 Gould 4 Carry-61 6A
1875 Best a. Belcher-14
800 California-1sa 1915 1885, 1Sb10
30 Savage-1is q 11A
3o95 Con. yirginia-13A 1874 13lsb5
10 Chollar-26
100 Hale Il NorcrossA7h rs IA
1865 Crown Point-6H 75ls
1875 Yellow Jacket-8ss 81
1920 Imperial-95 30
4S0 Ke~ntuck-3s $3.50 1900
$40 Alpha-124
94o0 Beicher-5ls "a 5k SO
3S5 Sierra Nevada-440c
80 Utah-8a So
$40 Bullion-5A
900 E~xchequer-34 320c
los Oyerman-13is 13s
$50 0phir-4ss
40 C~alifornia-18 175
90 Savage-1I4 11I
20 Seq. Belcher-20
$40 Justice-355c
100 Succor-10c I0b5
900 Union-5k 5as
4l0 Alta-7s sb5 8
1920 Julia-7 Tbs
800 Caled0nia-240c 245c 235c
Go Silver Hill-l4 120c
$50 New York-65c Coo
100 Con. Washoe-30c
1900 Wells FafgoE35c 30c
1000 Ward-155c Ia
100 LeviatEan-20c
1900 Trojan-35c 40c
400 Benton-230c
$40 Bodic-4a
28J Crown Point Ia
100 Beehtel-2
100 Grand Prize-450sG0
$50 Mexican-14 1874
80 Best L. Belcher-14l
EVENING BoARD.
20 Raymond K Ely--4
so Eureka Con-56h
900 Alps-l05c l
900 Belmont-3tc 25c
los Newark-1ll 50
$40 0ila-S0c S5c
I35 Northern Belle-10b IL
$50 Manhattan-6t
2400 Dofrees-25c SOC zoe
e25 Argenta--46c
400 N~avajo-50c
1910 Endowmcnt-S0c
$50 Indepcndencc-1A a20c
$500 Silver Prize-10c SC
100 Star Lii
20 Falcon-a3c
It's Hamburg-2A
$50 Hillside
400 Modoc-l3oc Ia
800 n. Coso-70c
SIS Bodic-44 AZ Hoo
10 Bcchtel-ll 1S0c
so Silver King-15c
730 Crown Point--6b
100 California-i7A IT'S III 17ssb5
ITO Union-5ss 81
fi25 Julia-7ts 7
100 Con. Virginia--13k
$50 Ooverman -I34 13hb5
30 Indcpendence-1A
140 Sierra Ncyada-440c
$40 Best & Bclcher-13I
70 Savage-l1sa lissb5
800 Mexicsn-13l lax
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1856 Ward-155c 150c
100 Gould & Curry-6a ca
1920 Belcher--5ts 81
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-25

DR.. Williams arrived at the Jackson
House last evening. He is from Virginia
CITY, where he is permanently located, but
will remain here till July 9th, to allow
people to consult him in regard TO special
and private diseases.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-25

Ut II EUREKA AND PALIsADE RAIIRoAD:
Departnrey June ~.
DIR r Lippencett G Bliss and wife
Mrs J d Mcleod NJ Mesa
Z Nortona T. Lavender
Joe Nelson w Wright
w Long ID Daley
] r Foley ] Hoover
J Winzsl b Bereda
Arrivals june III.
E @ BeIknap McCourt
r. Newton q Thyarks
CT Munich + Doty
q r Ammon & wife Miss NJ Olsen
d Williams A Dumas
NJ Dumas
Departures Yesterday.
IL 8 Fuller Al Blair
TT Alderman SIP Kelley
Mrs spaulding 4 d Mrs Martin
A Kicker
Arrivals Last Night.
G Langter and wife Robt Crowley
DIR Bishop VIM Joannes
DIR. williams DIR Steele
q NJ Olsen
Phoebe, Hamilton and Eureka Line
DEPARTURES.
j G Campbell Mrs A d Bottsford
Tbos Osborne Eugene Blair
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-25
Criminal Matters In white Pine.

The White Pine Grand Jury last week
found one true bill for murder and four
for grand larceny. The charge against @.
W. johnson. OF Newark Valley, was
ignored. The Grand Jury intimates that
there was some i" shenanagan " in this case.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-25

A. Berwin has got up q large lot Of red
hirta for the fire laddies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-25
NOTICE-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT DUR
IN ing my absence, WM. PARDY, Of the
White Pine County Bank. Is my authorized
agent for the transaction OF any business con-
corning me personally or the drm Of Bishop 4
Carpenter. H. ISHoP
Eureka. June 81, 1878. je22-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-25

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
II7Olt RENT.

E7oR RENT
A large two story stone house on Wat'l
ST., this place, will he for rent in the
spring. 1t is convenient y laid of inside
with hall in the centre, leading to each
room; u good cellar and splendid well OF
water near the door. There is plenty OF
GOOD fruit in the yard, stable, wood house
and other out buildings, also an excellent
garden. For further particulars csIl on
inn lost MRS. A. Nj. POLLY.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

IMPltO WING.

1t seemed nothing less than a fnan-
cial hurricane That swept over the cit,
les in the latter part Of 1877 and yet
it appears the business failures of last
year were really less than in 1876
This is the report Of Messrs. Dunn &
Co. of N. Y. who as publishers Of "a
commercial directory keep an accu-
rate account Of such matters. Their
annual circular gives the number Of
failures in 1876 as 1902, with llabilI.
ties amounting to $l9l,l77,OOO, and
the failures of 1877 at SS72, with LA,
bilties $3.50, $4,000, a difference Of
22O failures and halt million Of liza
biies. We may take comfort from
this statement that we have at last
got on the road to prosperity although
it may and ought to be a considerable
time before we move again at the old
two forty pace.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
STERN JUS IICE.

A. most atrocious cmbezzler Of other
peoples money is likely to be held to
stern account in Philadelphia. In
these DAYS of fraud it is refreshing
case Of Impartial Justice. Through
regard for respectable family conneX,
ions the names Of hiSh-toned SWIM
oilers are very often withheld, but in
this case it ought TO be made known
that his name is Thomas Riley and
that of the poor or may be wealthy
woman he detrauded is Mrs. Ira e.
Morton. From the report of the case
in the Press we learn that Mrs. Nor
ton gave Riley her pocket book, which
contained ten cents, and requested
him to purchase for her bucket of
coal lie faithfully delivered the Goa!
but it was shown that he only paid
niue cents for it and the base betray-
er Of trust failed to turn over to Mrs
NJ. the one cent change. Of course
she had him promptly arrested and
taken before a magistrate who held
him in $500 bail fer trial. The spirit
of Justice being fully aroused we shall
next hear Of Rileys trial and convic.
ton in Court ana his probable sem
tence to imprisonment for life.
In New York last week Mr.. Theo.
r. Wetmore, one Of the very respect.
able class of life insurance company
officers, who have for years been in
the habit of making false reports OF
their finances and swearing to them,
was brought to Trial and Convicted
The accused, who was an old man,
made a pitiful appeal, urging tEat he
had lived an upright life for half a
century and had never been in Court
before. Judge Daniels replied that it
was very cad but was firm enough to
sentence him to years imprisonment.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
FERN ENST OTHER,

A circular Of tue New York Bank
ers says of the Silver Bill that its pas
sage will stimulate wild speculation,
and again the country will 80 through
q period of imitation only to be follow
ed by inevitable reaction, bankruptcy
and ruin. The greatest sufferers will
be the poor, the saving, the industri-
Gus and thrifty classes Of the country.
That's their view. But now hear Mr..
Voorhees,, the new Senator from In.
diana, the eloquent young orator from
the Wabash. He is wild for the sill
yer bill and for paying our bonds in
paper money. He looks very savage
ly at the N. Y. Bankers. II have no
words of menace to utter on this
floor" he says, "but, in behalf Of ev-
cry laborer and every owner Of the
coil whom [ represent, I warn all such
as value their investments, that when
these doctrines Of despotism are
sought to be enforced, this fair land
will again be convulsed in agony, and
the fires Of liberty will blaze forth
again as they did one hundred years
ago in defence Of the natural rights
Of man. May the wisdom Of Our faith
crs and the benignity Of our God
avert such an issue. But if it shall
come, if infatuation has seized our
counsels, the results will only add one
more instance to the long catalogues
OF human crime ard folly, where av-
arice, like ambition, overleaps itself,
and, in its unLoly attempt to rob 9TH
ers Of their possessions, loses its own"
As Mr.. V. concluded, senators
rushed forward to congratulate him.
He certainly excels the bankers in
fine rhetoric but TO which shall We
pin our faith, we poor people. Mean
time gold has fallen to l0!.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
POLITICS..

Last week was a lively week among
the politicians. Even such an oppar-
entity small matter as the lnau5,Ho
ton Of Gov. Mcclellan, Of New Jer-
sew, WAS made 2 great event, because
a good many democrats think they
have a lrst-class chance to elect the
next President of the i. $. and that
"Little Mac is Just the man to put
in training for winning ron. Accord,
ingly Gov. Mcclellan delivered a pom
derous inaugural address which rose
in a lofty flight above little Jersey
and took in the whole ground of ma
tional politics. He GOES Cor paying
our national bonds in gold and the re-
sumption Of specie Payments rs the
only honest policy.
The election Of U. S Senators was
also matter Of lively interest. Five
new ones were elected last week. In
Maryland the contest warm and pro-
tracted. Finally, however, DR.. Den
mis- was thrown overheard and ex-Gov
Groome elected. The principol OBJ
lection to DR.. Dennis is said to have
been his joining the republicans un,
der Mr.. Conhling in their rejection oil
the n. Y. custom house appointments.
In Ohio, Mr.. Pendleton, democrat,was
elected; in Kentucky, Gen. Williams
democrat; IN California, Mr.. Forley
democrat, and in Iowa Mr.. Allison
republican. BY these elections the
democrats gain two in the next Sen.
ate.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
,OUNII COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE..
,r1cE or CorNTY COMMISSIONERS,

Il OFrIcE or CouNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FREDERICK MD, DEC 4lh, 1877. :
The county Commissioners for Freder-
lex county, will meet at their Office, il tho
Court House,
On Nyndty, tie 7M Of January, 1873
/ at 10 O'Clock, a. III.
! During the Session they Will settle Road
Supervisors accounts, appoint SuperVls-
ors, Trustees to the Aims House, County
'Constablns, and Keeper Of the Court House
and Yard.
! The following schedule has been agreed
npon for the settlement Of Supervisor. &C
counts tor the year 1877, and no account
will be settled previous to the day adver-
tiscd:
! FIRST WEEK.
Monday, January It'll, District No. l.,
BuckeystoWn.
Tuesday, january Slh, District No. 2,
Frederick.
Wednesday, Jan 9th, District No. .,
MiddlctOwn.
Thursday, January 10th District No. 4.
Creagcrstown.
Friday, January / 18th. District, Nos. .,
and 6, EmmittsburS and Catoctin.
Saturday, january 18th, District No, Z,
Urbana,
SECOND WEEK.
Monday, January 18th, District No. 4.
Liberty.
!, Tuesday, January 18th, Districts Nos .
and 10, New Market and llauvers.
Wednesday, Jan. 10th, District No. IL,
Woodsborough.
Thursday, Jan. 18th Districts No. 10
and 18th, Pctcrsville and vt Pleasant.
:. Friday, january, 18th, Districts No. IA,
and 18th, Jefferson and .Mtchanicstown.
Saturday. January 10Th, District No. 10,
jackson.
THIRD WEEK
Monday, January 2lst, Districts no, II
and Is, townsville and Woodville.
/ The rcsid lc of the Session will be doyot-
ed TO general business.
The appointment OF Supervisors for
each District will be made on the day adj
vcrtised for settlement of the District
any complaint or recommendations should
be made AMI filed before said days.
No Supervisor will be given more than
ten miles of Road to work, in accordance
with chap. 4O4, passed January Session,
1876.
County constables will be appointed on
Monday, the 14th of January, in order that
the appointccs have time to file their Bonds
during the session.
BY order.
dec cost. II. f. STEINER, Clerk.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
news OF THaE WEEK.


Thomas Hunt, a New York mer
chant, died on FRIDAY.
II i renortel that . cave near Pitts
10, r., ;s ;nhahitel NV a o,np oI
couuterfeiters.
According 10 . GEORGIA paner Gen.
erol Lonos,reet il about to try to kee,
a hotel in Aupusta that State.
A. Charleston III ovorv man
woar;na a hIno Whom receives a cnr
Of rottna free At the new coljee.Lov.e
a hent"ck'an mas sued mature
Indiana maiden OF ~ years or moro
tor breach oil promise Oh marriage
Israel Vansant was beaten an,
Kicked to dGatn saturday n'&ht
lrenton' N ~ by 'ohn L. Lindsey
Hon. John Morrigsev, who is noN
at JacksonyiI!e, Florida, is somewhat
improved, although his case IS stu
CRITICAL
The CyjyGeIl Leader man war pre-
sented with an oyster last week, thA
measured six inches in width anl
nearly eight inches IN length,
Efforts are being made to raise mon
ev Nv private substitution to emilio,
a niGht Waterman for lowsoutown,
=, ~
Ibov Of AIIeoauv county aided BY hi
Ior CAPTURED A deer a few DAYS AGO
an eAcnaA3e says mere are no
chongh P'FtlIdSeo lett by the aHnAei'
III i'''o' county io' See"'
a lad named Jno Smith stabbed
and killed Frank EIdrldge (anOthel
boyl at New Harmony, Ind, OF
ednesday.
At Harrisburg, Friday, Samue
Ziegler and James Colsrobe were Sc
vereiy injured (Iiegler fatality by c
wall giving way and burying them.
II is rooorted that Owen Murphy
tho 1sr,uI,jue excjseman is danger.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
Miss Annie Parks, q very pretty

4'i'H' 'N'iii'S ga iA') ~ w. lh>N'v
girl, IS years Of acc, who has been
living with her amt, Mrs. Clark, lei
Fifth 27on~e, n. =, nystariouaIy d:s-
appeared on Wednesday last, and al,
though di.igant search has been made
" hor relatives laA tho police, no
trace ,t aar has been obtained. l.g2
parent. reside at hrloa,u".~, :, !,
essen IT. I'a!1as, three wears Of ace
y,,jgUn. wjth his parents at No l>3
North Lutaw street, during his moth
err aoseEce lrom the room on last
Friday went t. the stove and, while
PLAYING with the fire, bis clothes took
fire, and before assistance could ar
rive he was burned in a terrible man
her about the body.
Major Hart, with three companies
Of the fifth cavalry, arrived at Ross
Fork, Ilaho at daylight on the 10th,
and together with three companies of
the Fourteenth infantry, surrounded
an ercampment Of hostile Bannaks on
the Snake river and forced them to
surrender. Fifty-Gve bucks, some
arms, and $50 horses we're taken.
Charles H. Smith, a tie cgraph o. .
orator of Munster, ILL.,, was returning
on New Years night from party,
walking along the railroad track,
when suddenly, on the middle Of q
trestle bridge twenty-five feet high,
he was stopped by an armed tramp
who forced hin to throw up his hands
and surrender his revolver. $50 III
cash, u valuable gold watch and some
.j.welry. "Well, oil boy,' sail the
highwavman, in delight, "yon are
pretty well heclcd,' and he ordered
his victim to hand over his ulster,
dress coat and vest. AS Smith took
oS his vest he watched an opportnnl.
ty, and with q desperate push, hurled
he robber f,om the trcStle work ny,
on the Ice twenty-five feet below
! Hnrrying back for assistance, on his
return he found the highvayman IL
! ing sensless, seroual " if not fatally
wounded, on the lea, with all hIs
! plumber, and the man WAS soon III
iail.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24
n ID Gee.

7 hereby caution all persons indebted To
me, not to pay any money to any olh
cr than n'y authorized collectors, hcssrs.
ErcdN u hitc and Calvin Error.
". H. MARSH, u. ID.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

saaa H.. um Z. ,.@.oa +, tue
Legislature J.. supposed to have ..,ve.-
ell his Hlnl.
A desperate oucouulor Dotwaeu
Philip Grasty, toblcconIat, an, ".
=. Robinson, a mercl ant, occurred IN
The IHlter's store at DAuvl..e, Va,
Friday. Both men were seriously in,
Iured.
y bill passed in the New York
Senate last week, relative to the An
tetam cemetery, reIlnqHshe the right
OF the people OF New York therein to
the state Of Maryland.
A young woman named Bragdon
was found dead, and her husband UNI
couscious, fron the effects Of coal gas
at Melrose, Mass on Friday evening
last.
Two boys, Geo. Koscheske and
John Winters, broke through the ice
while skating ut Charlottesville, l.. l.,
Saturday and we've drowned.
St. John Goodrich, a native Of New
York state, died at Omaha Weanes.
day, aged 6s He .as editor Of sew
eral papers in Pennsylvania at differ
ent times for many years.
John Finney, Of Trenton, N. j.,
aged thirty-iive years, was bitten by
dog last September He is now
crazy from hydrophobia, it is thought
and locked up in prison.
| Senator Jones, Of Nevada, is hav.
ing an ice machine constructed in
Newark, n. j., which will ma"ufact-
IRE about fifty tons Of ice daily. 1t
will be shipped to New Orleans III a
few days.
The representatives. Of the tobacco
trade, mostly from the South, had an
interview with the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue Tuesday, in order
to discuss the proprIety Of a reduction
so there $ another rupture on
Mount Nociferous, said Mrs. Parting
ton, as she put down the paper and
put up her specs; "the papers tell
about the bursting lathrr RAINING
'o" u '''0 " r' ,"'"' '"' ~ >'0'' 80
10" II Eaao' me-
A Young man just engaged on .
F"nc!' !" l'" ,r' vH ,' was Se' ~
'L'''"S ONE u ''c''e' . T",' ~ MON "
""'" ne ",''''e" ~ ''''' ''''i'' " - W.. w.
Se'EeI' Try my 10 "'''''" s,'s' I "o' ~
III % "e' ~ 6'' '"o 0"0 0- VIC -
mas
Philip Calendar, Of Ross township.
Pa, was shot on Wednesday and died
200" "''"f' ne IA" ,'SC S, w." a '"N
sun '''''' i !''''' '''''''" oo'''''i'' ", I
Vas returning nome VIC" '"'' -
some """'io"" P"''E'
a heavy rise in the Roanako river
has wrought 2rea, destruction alon4
its banks. FarmhoOses, barns and
fences have been swopt away, and far
mcrs are left in destitute condition.
Aoo,st K,I,am,, noor how y,
eighteen, receiving - week as a
druggists clerk in st. Lons, has !aI.
len heir unexpectedly to The estate OF
an uncle at san Francisco which i
valued at 100000.
An OHIO Iovar i,,dvartn,t,y vh;,o
..l,;n, tI,o IJos.;,,r ~ -, ultima E., .
,L"r.;9 low .a;I tI,t ,Lo a;rI yeas
worth her wo;"ht IN COLI and tba fm.
t1ra f,tIor.;n,Iow . rnnr,onI Vi.
,oot,,I;,t rat,snI III, ran.o,,t ,nl
chased the lover off tbo prare With a
pitchfork.
1orrs ,y,,o,,o,to If co,.Lnrv Y,
u.L;Ia n,,n;na Joun t"o ,nn5n. ~
va.tnrlay noar East N;IlInLnrv
y;tL . ,jol Lo,y;,y I,Ion r,, ,g,;,s,
, ra;lra on tHo jownr s;1a of tLo
roa '' ~ ;oh ,,aya v,.v Tha too', an,I
lSrnr an jnu,, +,o ,,ann,a;n ,,rn
InnJroI r,ot ONO Lnr.a ha;nn L;IloJ
anI 49, 'aItl,a, oa,.onaI,. Ln.t WIZ.
NV, ,' ,"a O'" 'raL,II, t,t.ll,, ;,;,,n,I
-, -.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

JuilltS W i+N h'l'tlS
vs..
Casper Myers, executor of Mary NJ lloucl
deceased, ana others.
The Creditors of Mary NJ. lIouck, nov
deceased, are hereby notified to file thci
claims properly authenticated in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Fred
rrick county. on or before the 10Th day %
january. \ ID 1873, Otlcrw Use they may be
declared from all participation in the fund.-
in this cause.
+. j. NELSON,
deco At Auditor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-24

Rally "ally !!
MechanicSioWn, Oct, %, 1877.
sAY ANsD NIGHT.
SOMETHING NEW FOR LADIES.
SOMETHING NEW for GENTLEMEN
SOMETHING NEW FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS,
list Opened at
ROOT & GROg E'D.
Another fresh supply OF New Goods suit
able for Fall and Winter use.
AAS!E>,' MEMS and BOYs; WEAR,
Great Bargains. consisting Of Ladies Co
o.rd and Black Dress Goods. Cash
mcrcs, AIpacas, &c, Rrpcllants,
Shawls in Colored and Long
! Black, q fine assortment of
t!.sJ-sl SlGa-EaSZy1 1l-za
for Ladies' Men and Boys. Gentlemen
don't forget your department, y fine as
sorlm"nt Of Snitings, Fancy Cassilncres
CVERCoATlsl&s, &C.,
Domestic stock full and complete. Cotton
and Wool l'anncls, B!nnl,ris, White
4 Colorrd. a full stock Of Notions
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
READY hIAZ))E:;, CLOTHING
We have just nd Icl TO OR Stock Il Iarg
and well selected stock Of Ready made
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-30
COLLECTIONS OF MINERALS

For Students, dmateurs, Professors, Ply sieianf5
and other Professional Men. These colleetiups IL
lustrate all the principal species and alt grad
subdivisions in Dana and other works on Mineral.
ogy; every Crystalline System; all the principal
ores and every known Element. The eolsetiops
are labelled with printed label that can only be
removed by soaking. The labels give Dsna's
,neeies n q mher the name, locality. and in most
cases, the composition OF the Mineral
All collections accompanied by an Illustrated
Catalogue and table OF species.
100 Crystals and Fragm ntser Study, Sl.en
100 Specimens, Students Size. Larger, s-os
TO Specimens, Larger, AMATEUR size, ssHii
inches. 10 W
in any Arts Agriculture. on hand or put up 10
we sell Minerals by weight. for tho Chsmist
and blow pipe very low prices. AT Samsrskits
IS cents per pound. Atlantic IS cent? per pceea'
Brookite Pure Crystal IS eents per perue. RutiIs
pure IS cents per pound, WAvelltis . esnn per
pound, BIeade 10 cents per pound
! have just bought the famous Chiffon Ceifeeslon
OF Min and Shells, which has been on ahies-
tion nj 7Ifsny' for the rast two yesrs The orig
inaI price asieS was $4,000. II eentainsda nnn'
Ser OF un equaIi thing,. .mOnE thsms Rutils "a
gold perfect Epning mursI ~
The herbaTium of Iowa plsnis that received the
Highest 4ksrd. 10 placed in my hspds Tor sais'
for $3.50 The case alone 10 worth $3.50. .4
Several s lGO Worth of Rocky Mounta In birdss
Shells. Bots mica! Specimens, Mound Builders ks'-
les. &c on ha nd.
Owing TO n increase Of stock, IL has become ne
ce.s.ry TO Obtain a larger md more conyenisnt 10.
cation. This has been found at No. 1928 Bslmrnt
Avenue, about squares from the Irans Conn-
mental hotel. $500.
Prof. Chemistry and Minerslogy,
Fellow Am. Assn. Adv, OF Science.
1928 belmont Avenue, Philadsl pha Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-30
MISC ELAN BoU s.
The Nat,lralist's AgencY,

"As been estab lished at 1923 Beainont AFen-
ne PhiIadslphia, for the Furposs of siv:ng
,Iisctors ofobjrcts CT Natural history an eppot-
,unity buy lin OF hanging their du--
plicAyes OF eolleetionf- .s..rss,r
have now over IS tons, and nearly Ss6.O0o
vorth II Minerals hand. lhave sold ever Sl4s-
600 worth SINCE lhe l7th cay Of January, wins ne
frat box vas put into my establishment. 1ester-
AZ October 81 my cash sales and eaah recsipts
Oar MixERAlosIckLC ATkLoour, iilu strsted ey
over $500 worth OF engravings, 10 now ready ior
distributiOn Free all eustoners- To cfhefs
on reeeipt of 10 cents for postage desiie cape
einlly 80 cali attention TO my remarkably nae
,pecfmens of Amazon Stone. Of which have or
have bad nine-fenihs OF all the speeimens ever
found have made six trips 60 the LEGALITY and
thiuk may safely. cay that more will be found.
Good crysIals IRON is eents 10 Loo each. f;--k
NV Titapium Minerals the hncst ever tnowp.
Besides the Hydrhted Titanic Acid. HS drotitehtte.
q mineral recently anasred by DR.. sKeepig. OF
Pepusyfyania university have also remarkably
well cry,taized Perofskie, Bi ookites of enorpous
size RntiIes e nieulated till they form circle,
Schorlomite warviekite. &c.
In PeCanits - have large surfaces covered WITH
minute bright green erystals We have the mnst.
beautiful green W avellite ever knoNn, eeiorsd by
vsnndic acid.
The Columbite erystals that occur in the 1msfoa
stone are very Interesting The GrsPhite ffcm
New Mexico occurs in hezagonai prifms k
The Embolite fro m New Mexico 10 the beat ever
found al any ocality. We are seiiing Amsthyst
a. t,r love price, than IL cold before.
w have sold over s eco worth since the lo'h Of