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IRKIEII.

RASDEN-sMIrlt.--on wcdnesdiv June T. at the
seuce f the hr lr's fufents. y the Rev Albert Van
I~,u john Hndrn in Mar, Aicr second daughter "
j. Iu U ~INh Ia Hli of tltsctfv
NNo~G-llENNiN t~ On Wednesday june T. NJ tho
r'-Irnlc tf tf, Nf - parents. by the Rev nr Hall
trlur pi llov Trinity. BrniklVu william & B-Hso 10
J. vfuH. rli 81 dtufutrr Gr ". lienulnss Esp.
b4Mlt tk-Al lhN In NrW Yors. on june ). At r NJ,
Pos fHr irN NriVr Newton. ut The Autnun MriunriV
chrc. ish e Lor' nz' Dimick OF Budalo TO Kate A,
rLAvELt--NtIur On june T. at IIohoken. by tn,
R.v % 'ardoph, william fiavcn to Lizzie Reide. all n
"a HHinkrr
UCN lNGr0N-RkY on Thurslay. June s ut Trinity
CaNr.h hr tc Rev. Sy,cstrr clark, of Trinity church.
hrtscFurt Clun.. as.i-trl by Tie Rrv Dr. Pidlnrk ~
~ Peter thu' Brl lklv. The Rev. ; HuuinstJI
rector uf &c. Jnuu- Church, Cornwall \. y, to Mrs q
EnINV RfV eft N.It-rrurt
WfNAN--N Uf~TLEn-At All Saints Church
Pfincrs-uf'. lnutnr ENGLAND. Mr. Rns. X Winaus tor
Wcrlv baltmurr MI. 20 Miss Neva Whistler daughter
uote.
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rACHTING ON TIE HuDsoM
Not Very Windy Regatta In which the
Annie GaIseI and Others Won.

The eighth annual regatta Of the Hudson
River Yacht Club was held yesterday. II
proved rather tame affair to tho gentlemen.
owing TO tho lnck Of wind. The course was
from OF lSeventieth street TO Spuyten Duyvil
and return. for the fourth class. and the others
had TO turn a buoy Off Yonkers. The fleet
started with n south-southwest wind which OF
Fort Lee hauled more to west. The Joe Egnn
turned Spuytcn Duyvil buoy tat 33 AZ Sophia
r.. 1:3i:00; Gussie. l:3i:O9; Nellie Shaw.
1:36:l0. The rest continued on TO the Yonkers
buoy. md the Annie Galsel led around Mt
:5l 40. followed by the Irene ri :53 80: Mo-
chnnir. :54 :25; Denne. l $50 .02; Annie L..
2;Ol .is; Mnrn 2:Qt ~; Prospect, 2;n5;l6 st.
Elmo. 2l0:23; Willie, 2:l0:35; Rosie H..
out special incident. The following table shows
The start finish. actual and eorrecLsl tlmes:
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FITHER HAYES INDICTED.
Accused OF AssRulting "a Pupil In st. Ann's
PnrochIal School.

The Grand Jury heard on Friday all the
witnesses that Superintendent jenkins Of the
Society for tho Prevention OF Cruelty to Chill
dren chose TO summon to testify against tho
Rev, Father james w. Hayes Of Chancellor
Preston's household and superintendent Of tho
pnrochial school oi 81. AIMS Roman Catholic
Church, charged with beating Frank Clssaczh.
ar"d q, a pupil in the school. Father Hayes.
the pupils sat in the nntc-room Of thr Grand
Jury awaiting nm opportunity to testify. But
after the Grand Jury had hoard tho witnesses
sldrrHtlon OF the cnsc until y sierday. Father
Hayes and his Witnesses were again in ut-
tndqnce' Tae Grand Jury, however, de-
Indictment for assault aud bnttery be- drawn
against Father Hayes. As soon Hs tho drafting
Of the indictment wns completed. Gen. Nc
Mnhun was informed He said that Fathor
Hayes will appear in the General Sessions to-
day to plead 10 the Indictment
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of Pardons will sit until tho adjournment of tho
Court ~ Errors aud Appeals. aud any applicn-
ton Tor a. commututiOu OF sentence must be
made within that time.
Lust evening the prisoners were taken from
their coils and transferred to the quarters they
formerly occupied In the witness rooms of the
male und femgle departments Of the jail. 1t was
while confined in These rooms before the trial
that they managed to carry IN their cluudrstnc
cOrrcspoud"nce. Special officers were detailed
10y the sheriff to keep constant watch over tho
prisoners AuhtO prevent them from conNJrslng
with The other u"rsOrS confined in the same
quarters. Sh"rin rOt"v instructed th" miller to
prpvid" them with whatever they desired lor
their personal comfort or convenience, con
sistcnt with their safety. They were utterly
prostrnted 10y their awful situation md seemed
devoid OF any life. Before retiring n generous
supper was SERVED to each Of them. but neither
nte much, and after toying with the dishes they
ordcrnd thom 10 be removed.
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NEw YORK. juno 0.Thc $500 fresh beef cntile
m. red to-day had 0uck sale Ht advance vt A@kc.
r. NJ voint ut III Ssnic u n Tor ordinary IN prime. WITH
selrrt ne Nv ~. Exporters used 5ip tat steers,
uHiul, nt 'snsr. T. n ~ drcss So ~ shipmenu N.
d. ap live catr; the week s16 live cattle, aud
ONi qtri rtrr- ut beet
raIv werr -cllug fairy At aGYkr , n. Tor butter
mill calves. and ~ 44lifc. far mills. cd veals
Sntrpind mWh iu demand At former n<ures for lambs
aud t"uf l4c q n AlN1ure ~ sheep Limbs slhlat 20
-. p y sheep at 3isa'Ar General 'ars " lambs ht
w,rN 1904 live sheer snd - ~ tarcassc~ oi innit,n -
No trade In 1--we TOYS sinufhfrrcr- received 900,
aud nOninRy quote live hoss at 81 7DssjOO b iOO Ms
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nr,rnndase in Indln-Fnmlne In Cashmere

CALCUTTA. June 9.-The Dacoits OF the Poona
District still active aud petty robheries are reported
daily but since the great fires there has been no outrage
ON large scale More or less copons raus reported
ffom nearly a the distirts nl BDusu AMI Assam Tue
rHtnnl 300 tHrhtr, HD gn has yet been slllht and
partial TUT sufficient 90 greatly improve the prospects NJ
the indigo ttop The trputts from the tea districts are
ON the whole. faiily good The famine In Cashmere Is
taking It's course aud hundreds are dying!
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The Emperor wni,am'. Golden Wedding.

BERLIN June 9-Prince Bismarck will arrive
here to-day from var1n The Duke OF Edinburgh Will
arrive here Tuesday TO represent British royalty ON
hi- golden wedding viii only apply To Prussia but there
Is reason believe that the other Gertnap States will
initiate his example.
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CALCUTTA. June 9.-Onlcial advices represent
that the Auelo Aghan Treaty has created strong nm.
precision IN Persia greatly increasing British prestige
Forty thousand camcs belonging 10 the British transport
service have it,d during TIE war In Ahanstau thul.
era o severe yIc has nme It's appearance the lower
Buau Pass mission p tahul IN a. be- forthwith formed
az kohat and proceed BY the way Khusan about the
end of Juue.
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Ernosl QUO quttcd bus homo NJ 537 Pavonln
avenue, Jersey City, on Sunday saying that he was
going 10 swim In the river le started instead. with
some friends for u on the liackeu.Ack. Near the
ORION boat house te boat was upset ant az were 'hrown
into the wafer Two OF the occupants Of the boat were
rescued but Ottn who could not swim, 10 the bot
tom His body WAS not found.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCR

MiSttruuF ALuASGC-rHis
sun rises.. ~ sun scts..... 30 Noon rises II 90
uiGH WATFR-rHfsnAv.
sandy Hook ~ OTuov. Island. ~ 50 Hell Oata.. 10
ArrIvcd-MoSpAY. June o
IS Santiago de- Cuhn. Fupte. Havana June
Bark Guihr. Trtunm. Naples
Bark Marco Polo. Cnvnguin Bordeaux
Bnrk Ariitn. Zimbcli. Trieste.
BARK Amor. Nc.Cn. gOue.
Bark Rusurr. Olsen. Atrhuna
BARK Ipns Brands. Oisen Bremen.
BARK Catherine. Reeve. Colnmho fch. 7.
BARK Maitland. sveudscu, Rotterdam April 20.
BARK Connection. Kuhn HHmhuru
Hr'g WIN Rnert.nn. inriin.. bermuda
Brig rercs sinu. NIriann. Curt,'llnmsre.
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United Kingdom a. 4<d refined petroleum 10 dn. o.
fol- do to the Baltic 3s ID do ~ Cork tor orders "a
81; do to Amsterdam IS; do to oporto, IS 71sl do
in cases to COnstanunOple, 2ic.
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siusll,,ss noiltes.

The Louisiana state Lottery was char
tired by the STATE ten years with capital of
sippuO tu wnrh u hns since added re- serve fund Of
s35OUO Beside. ts 1Oe monthly drawings II has rcgu.
nr, held scmtannuai drawing under the personal
pcrNision aud maHaeemeut 1T
Cen. o 7 REACREG tRD aud Cen JCBAL A. EARLY
upon the i7th OF June The capital prize has been
SOpuon The price Of tickets has always remained ten
siw dollars halves, i've as doliars hnhs two c) dob
The sun., 1879-06-10

Bv nsng HIGGINS German Laundry Soap because II IL
pure. Ash your grocer Tor Il. AMI give 1t trial
The Hest Elastic Truss Ever Invented, prtcs
now onls o. o. PONEEuY TRUSS co, 7lB Broadway.
The sun., 1879-06-10

The grand exhibition OF flowers and fruits of the New
York Horticultural Society Will be- held az Madison Square
GaIdsn nale GInores Oh June H. ~, and ~. Admis
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' Three weeks ouly of NAV lu each tcHr . Fnr tuur
weeks ending Nav 81 ;for four weeks ending May 30
The subs 'riptons 10 thc4 a cent. rounding
certificates since Saturdays report have
amounted TO 1852 lS).
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Nupiure Cured ny nr. Mnrsh's treat.
ncut the only sale aud re- nhe cure, ~ years practical
cxneuence. Only oiee. 2Nsssy st, opposite St Pauls
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hih"usheas hhd henuhche
Cured by taking Qurks Irish Tea Price 25 cents per
package. Sold by all drugsists-Air.
The sun., 1879-06-10

The Annie Gaisel. Geo. b. Denne. Gussie. Joe
Egan. ana Maria were adIudged the winners in
their respective classes.
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No lrr OBJ uu Hc drlD truu~ uliutc. rs mt aud
utrsiu. h1rlrn- tie gums nurifc. the breath
dHcHy iu c tee Ill., ara j. NOT uulv the cheapest but the
d. II deutificr Lrss than nnsnlf ihe price Of mouth
washer T. BE- had OF n.l dru-gi.ts at 80 cents
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Gen q. T. BEAUREGARD of Louisiana
Gen J. A. EARLY OF Virginia Commissioners
For iul particulars apply to
" A. DACPittN,
?. o. Box Coz. New Orleans. La,
Or same at $40 Broadway. New York
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ITO NJ Cent 81. s5,{assYl $50 Amer Ex. .47sfst7is
1855 Kan Pac ... .5sRia5S 10 wells y FIX. HAE
4ltu Lake Shore. 75'r raTi7sl 26 Adams Tx 1O68n5il
4Npt iuu. -. rs ah4 ~ Amer Coal. .Ntts
2snD Mich. Cent TSib&7TaSl Gu Msryld Coai. .liGlO
52D Nor Ess. 91A a2ss 6O Ouck silver. 10 iatt
101 \. Y. ipis04 niUl Mariposa pf.......7s
10 . Del. a uud. .4shsfsiils 8 Fourth n Bk ...lu2
2hiO1 " U. Tei. ii5a aali3h --23 Am tx Rk lOnGinsH
AnHO A. A =. Tel. .4n7t taID ip7 Ru chs Dr Bk ~
1tso AmerD Tel .HScai7 " 5o N.Y.L& &rCo .HG
ITO tr kOk.2Is ss3n4 Total sales. 1856 iji shares.
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E3EEEL f8SsEs-zysE.S

VI h:t1 'liss hev3 hcca visible 10 this ,i,sh-
Oo!h0od t'r iwo nordins5 ra, t. nu! t lc potato
VICES a:rtaiy saa,S heir effect.
I be Collectors will havo tbe tax bills ready
tor delivery BY Monday whcn Gua Dot;cl cf
tho d'ic u1t vii! &c given.
a cucumber eyer { yard i, cpsth and q
radsh weighing ten pouu5s were Is Sir. r.
". AVe1y'd store % day, an3 will b, Ga cxhibi
ton at TIC Fax.
lib" Vo'" 10 The Columbia Fire G-mpauy oo
Inc nci Of to decline lhc Irritation TO attend
the FAR un ti!.aJ vas eighteen 10 MO. and
oot IS to II as prioted yesterday.
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CIRCUIT CoUeT-Judgc Robert Turner pre-
, ~. ct e! VS.. Swans admir-; 10
ooSGate41y; decree ascarialniDg amount in hsrds
VI administrator, aud directing lis distributor.
,a Msp6art vs.. DIzcu's ex'cr, &c.; in chan,ers;
ds ~lana s! vs.. W. c. V. NJ. & G. s. r. r.;
cs, ,.se directing Commissioner Shepherd to Is
''a'o and report whether the interest OF al
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| -------------------------
PRIMARY ELECTION "A nec!lcg OF TIC llt!
.st tight at his cfioe of the City Treasurer
rae.c were prt!c1t Mese,s. ". w. Herbert
Ca.oo, Er9il, FIcklip. Ruad and Smith.
hlsi, Herbert was q ,Iled 10 the chair, in Il /
absaDc, Ct Superintendent Latham, AID Mr.
Cation chosen secrctarv.
Mr.. Nlushbacb. oapdidsts for the House O.
Delegates, vas 1rasent. as was Capt w, w.
Rock who rrprcsanfed Mr. Latham alan n "a n
''r AG.. ,,.
u'."oou .uoeI wv sen.lo
.,;u 30 ~ 'no 'i'Io uoioiut 'u' Jptscu
p.ualy e,c''ou' ne c}nmlttee lesoiVeu Ina
: ,'.i pitnary suou'a W heiu 90 honusy. ice
~ VI oo'ooIf' uGuSr luts suu lesu.atop'
- y. auop'eo hereafter ny .ne cSh nlite';
-. o'p1e'''c, 'npu a'JoU'.e1 VI. .u1 inoL'
aA' 'ho c"o'oo' "n'n IL VIII Uo u
ments.
s,.rr p,y nr.opcr .,,;, -. , g..
:, 80 r,,.; o',,' ,L; nIa po' " ~
;; 'i's" Heu''' " 'ntn o"', " WIS =, ~
III - ~ ~" u;s. 'i'euu' ~. ~.
,r,, W. l'' 'oiTu ~" se't.os ~
, ~. - '"p,':ooae 5 'Io pso.. :osia'y va
a'o-"5' ~ ou'a,n IVY, .iem .Io ouaus q
| came o. E.u1lcsc, cLu Tor the custody Ut her
H"Ie daughter, tic ouy ;s:uo CT tho msrlsge.
r,o
J., S.st"oNhH arc 10" up a'onS tie eh'lfe
49, y. nc csri'' 'Iru "eorSe'o"n 10 Cum0sI'
'I:i, ~" u.' ~ "oih!tG o'"T H. LEO Caoai Is
u'' A." Ia '"ul see''obE' u tp'u. oo mi'eS
= - co ans. tscn supclio'etu sot can contr9l
nohctl 40 tGrtIvg q crauk WILL Gpen up
cJuiuuo'ea'ioh ii9ih ohG eau G! Tie i'Le 10 the
'''er.
6Toyrupy2, III, q, hro,n II :, r. a,o,
mon, ,,n,, -, e,.sa, a>','J'
a,cuoSo, ,L;s ,,,so;, S ou ., II L
isrIn,;,u,noo III i,aot,oa. $500. NV " ~ y.
80" a.s'a'u i'olh eatloe atu ufiokinR. Inc
~ 'n' ssousoeu:s"e1 VIII a'teEueu last
$780, u1u W. IMPRESSIVE ~ uay tho set'
"'' o'"'D10u HUH "ofil"R uo'it cVeh-
'H'
FIRE --lha r,s'I.ntc If Mr. Rs,; Cham.
b.rl, # "; s1inrton. .i.n,tcd in W. ,o,nro-
Iucsday ris b. aod w,s totaiIy d.s'ryved. Mr
q. an! E,s family las, cscapi1p with their lipts
TIE building was frame oDu Two sto,ias hiph
II Il tie Isis bbout 81 GEO. The family list
eve Y i2g ;icy had.
tAERlEI! IiGEoNS.-Ttc Cu'peptr Times
H'9s that Mr.. ). j. Cooper, OF that place, is
Ia! i'e arrangements with Mr.. j. Il. d.
''1''' 81 'h,s cay TO nave some OF his caril.r
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. 27.-TEe mar
ket TO day vas fra and steady, ard prices 10!
grain wcro a shade higher. Flour i, wi.hou.
change. Tic le1tipts IF Whea. aro good, and
1900 bushels wcrc o:.ered and sold a. rs llG
l2l. l22, l23 aal I'll. Rs 90 qualify. Corn is
steady, with sslcs y. b. and s.. No Oats rcpo!t.
ed, atd one smai! lot CT Ego so.L u! 81.
BALTIMORE Sept. q Virginia Gs Old -; do
deferred o. GO consolidated tgl do "a series
29l; past due coupo.s 81! Virsiais 1870, EOI
Cid to day. Cotton Gull eGd uncusu ged. Flour
strong and without change. Wheat-Southern
higher and active; We :ern essler snd steady 81
NE close; Southern rod lb.lZG do amber l2Ss
l%S; no Mary and l$2.l324; No 2 Wes:e n
winter red spot aad Oct l30sI3!; Nov and lee
l3la!"2 Ccrn-Sou.hern higher and in de-.
maud; Western firm; Southern white G5; do
yellow G2; Weston rniyed spot 81 Sept 5jstt :
oct o3t .553 Nov and Dec j2s52!; stesmer-no
oolleings Oats quiet and STEADY; Southern SD
o.; western white sos5t; do mixed Sls%li Penn
oos5o. Eye quiet at c4aGi. Hay unchanged
CCiieo firm and unchanged. Sugar strong and
active: 4 soft s:,e:. Wh,ssey steady ri ! O8
sSl ISL
new YORK, Sept. =7.--Etocks strong. iiopey
5lG Flour slrorgc: Wheat unsettled Corn
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPrEMBRo7
:un riSss 81 ,|nn sote........... &C
AR:;IyEO
Scbr Wsron Sawyer, Boston, t, + 4 Reed
Schr Jonn Lord, Msehas, 10 ~ Il Smoot.
schr Hcnlyaan, Windsor, to w a Smoct
CLEARED.
Str W Thompson, lower Popc, bv + & Esed
Schr Q X Simpson. Baltimore, by w 4 Smoo.
Schr 3 " Dickc; s)n, WILMINGTON, Ecl, By
w a Snco!.
PASSED Up.
Schr KxpTets. lumbar, fer WssE inst2n.
PASSED DOWN
Brig Cnolaska.
MEMG2AEpA.
Schr Annie a Booth, from Georeetowp, a
WarehGm eth.
Schr Georais, from Gardiner fer WASHINGTON
| called from Newport 18th.
Schr Lizzie Wilson sailed from Bath E.,
| Washington 25.h
sehr Matte Rulon, Georgetown, at Ral!i
more 2G.h.
Schr s N Bird, from Windsor fer this poft O
Vineyard Haven 18th.
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PARIS will BE- b,s! subsgr7e3 By asl o. tic
read IS en- cnlrttg or ly 4 sale It the s,rsl2'
di7isio5s separately !; also to rep.r: lte proper
,icnsic value Of each division with regard to
the whole property ; that lie shall review bis
former reports. and rts'atc the LEES upon said
road that he shall Gsesrsain upon what paris
Of the road the labor YES performed AID the
materials placed, which constituted ;he labor
AID supply CLANS, and report as sonn as pos
sitle, bat rot later than December ooh ntx:.
The estate Of q. &. Lamar vas Committed
to tic Sergeant OF this city for administration.
Thtm oson W. Harrison ct 81 case called and
s:t fer hearing ca Monday.
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Tbs steamers If this company mske connec-
:iors a. Norfolk for Boston and all points East
y! New York with sll points West and North
west and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For turtle. informa.!oa
apply 20 +. REED, Agent,
J;nney's wharf
SAMUEL BACON, Presiden'.
Office uader Natl. Metrop. Bali,
sep Z7-tf Washington, u q.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Sept'r. q. 1879.
sc! The Middle Atlantic States increasing
c.oGd!ness md OCCASIONAL rain, winds shifting 20
warmer southerly, aad falling barometer.
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E3DF or TIE LIKE OR .J3.3.E
.rJSELEk,
EbE HEsy YORK.

STEE.TEz,S f.. E. h.SIGHP.F.YD .y0HeY
GERSR.v
EVERY FRIDAY, at Il Ill.,; G1d returning,
leave = ew York, from pier d, Kas. river, EV-
ELY SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock p. m
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Inc board then adjourned.

FAIR No?ES.-Tho namo CT l., d. Gau,
was accidentally omitted yesterday ia The lit
I" assistant marska!S. es published. aad the
secretary requests Us to anncu5Cc him as cEo
ol 'hem. Tie also rfq2csts Us 10 state It the
eD'flcs Tor ell the different races GGd ,rc!s I'd.
Y'stZad b0tn 10 the premium list aud 10 The
Vszstte Will be 10 per c.. OF the IuiSo Tor any
PARTICULAR race. He also rsques.J tho Istics
VINO have been appointed Judges to meet ct the
Iudi0g on Monday next, !hg 29h os.., ct
o'clock 2. n.
lIckets Tor families have been chaaged 10
SS'upoo tickets, AID The Secretary will III: them
Tor sale at the several places hereto!cr. tanned,
90 MoDday next, the % h lost. THIS; licka.s
WIN ADMIT SIX persons at oae timc tr c.n be
used BY any ono-the coupons 10 be torn of by
Inc gate keepers. TIE coupons Gro not good
and will not be recognized il detached ty The
purchaser or holder Of the ticket.
lhe exhibits at the fair will Ter ed SOY
EVER seen 10 the State. The entries so far a.c
very DunerOus in 81 The departments, aud cs-
pscia!IY will the display made by tho ladies'
'la'!e0gc admiration. Some Of the most *
IuIsitc work has already been entered for cx
n4I0l''on, and the bulk Of the articles ere set TO
Se a'1seegad. The interior of the building will
DG nI2h more attractive then last year, when
!" HaGekoo"i dle 1t Tas beautiful.
we Understand that it is the intention to
u;t:rate the houses on Kiog street, and the
w.ee princlpl thorOughfares should follow
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LOCAL MATTERS,

3e5. TIE GAZETTE DURING TIE FAIn.-
Dung The approaching Fair in this city, ct
wnch It Il expected thera will ba THOUSANDS of
strangers. a large extr' clifton Of the GaZs.te
will be printed daily f,I circulation at The Fair
through the city end in tae country. Our mel.
chants will thus have sn opportunity of advaT.
Using their business through channel that will
reach the greatest number and do the most coed
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COAL SHIPMENTS % Sirg t. the CO., bued
silk # tne miurr= in the Cumberland rr,ijo
tier" Lave hteu no arrivals OF coal this week,
aad he so X 90 Il c WkaFscs htr1 arc steadily
?sirDinr. Tio shipments this wuek have been
800 tens by j. I. A1ncw L g.. acd 325 t,us
~ the Amcl i.a Corl G..
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NEW YORK. Sept 27.-Stocks strong. Honey
5tG Flour stronger, Wheat unsettled. Corn
easier.
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HE Miners STIKE The Cumberland
News says ''lHorma,iuu was received here VS..
::rt 10 TIE If O. that The strike in tho Clear.
lie r,gio;. w.s ,Ld 4 ard the men resumed
wHk 5eot,riry rnar,i"e. ror * .ct tcrus of
the st'Ic.n.nt arc ut kuusn, but il is ,rtsin
thai The GIE:uI.y vas a ~ ,s;iuu # WEIGHTS"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-27

iELErGoNEs arc TOW W along tie entire
!lLc III The cspGI. irrm GEORGETOWN to Cumber.
land, acd are 10 working old r.. Tho canal is
d'l I'D mo four sections, Of tb)u: SO miles
ctc1. go that each supclioteL dent nan coutrol
his sacton without interference; While st any
momctl 40 turtipg Ct a crauk will cpen up
coumuoItaion ryin one cad OF the lie 10 the
t!Cr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-27

CARRIER PIGEONs.-T Cu'peptr Times
H%s that Mr.. ). j.. Cooper, OF that place, i:
mil e. aiaugepert- with Mr.. j. Il. d
S:apt. st this cay. TO have some of his Carl II
I'tc9ls * the Cu'pcpcr fair. which will bt
V!mrd i'oSs tvery day during the exhibition, &c
c.rv The result OF tie ric,s to persons !utcl.
gsttd, iiyljg IL this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-27

AToNEMESI.-I Hsbrew Day OF A.onc
:nent began ut sunset yesterday aud concludes
s'suosrt this evening. and for the 81 hours oil
rs c)nilauirce al Hebrews conforming 10 the
Is" acstan from eating ard drinking. The
se'Vlcts 10 the syongoguas were Will attended last
r!Ihi, nod w,ro impressive. To day tho SER
v!c's viii c0n'l1ued from morning. uotit even
irg.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
ID. II. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT, G. PR. IL.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING gro LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same
or on business relating thereto, snould be adj
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the c. 2. r. r. office where they win receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid troubl,
unol9. u. II HAShELL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
Commercial and Mining Agency

The undersigned having opened an Office st
2l33 Mission street, San Francisco, viii receive
and promptly attend to all orders for any DE
SCRlPTI0N OF MERCHANDISE. SELL ORES,
BUY AND SELL STOCKS. Mrs Thomps, II
will personally attend to the purchase Of goots
for Women and Children. The business ex-
peri ence OF both is a guarantee that they wiz
givecsatisiaction. HOMAS THOMPSON
de .1T-'7Stf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
LOTS: LOTS q! LOTS!!:
SPRING CITY. NEVADA.

Lots can now be procured in the fourishing
mining camp of Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
District Paradise mines by applying TO the un-
dersigned, the regularly authorized agent for
the sale OF the same, by letter or in person.
HARRY WARREN.
Nov. DC, 1879. Spring City, Nevada