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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09

A communication relating to the
Paradise mines is printed elsewhere in
this paper. The writer asserts that no
capital has een.~invested- in those
mines, and in that he is not, mistaken.
The mines were discovered about year
ago, and they have produced all the
money that has been expended in de-
veloping them and much more besides.
The Paradise Company's mines, which
embrace what were originally known as
the Mountain Bride and Rough &
Ready locations, have produced from
ores shipped to Salt Lake and Rye
Patch at least $500, 900, and miners say
that not one-haf that amount has been
expended in developing them anil ex-
tracing ores, of which there are now
nearly 1000 tons on the dumps. The
same is true of the Big Prize, Bullion
and other locations The camp Is not
indebted to San Francisco or other
capitalists for the developments made,
in fact, the value of the bullion pro-
duced by the ores worked far exceeds
the total amount expended so far in the
camp. There is not in hesitate, out
side the Comstock, mining camp that
paid all expenses from. the beginning
and made such showing without capt.
tai, except what the mines have pro-
duced, as Mount Rose District Nearly
all the mines are yet in the hands of
the original owners, and more inviting
field for investment cannot be found on
the coast.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09
THE KELLOGG-sPOFFoRD CASE.

'sT The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections is now investigating the
Louisiana Senatorshp. Kellogg, who
held certificate. that. he was chosen
United States Senator by the Packard
Legislature was admitted when the SEN
ate was Republican. His seat was con-
tested by Judge Spoford, who claimed
that Kellogg was elected by corrupt
means. The evidence of colored mem
hers of the Legislature examined before
the Committee, shows that there was
bribery and corruption on both sides,
and that members were paid for voting
for Spoford as well as for Kellogg. If
the evidence. of the members of the
Louisiana Legislature, examined before
the Senate Committee is reliable, neither
Kellogg nos Spoford ought to be al
lowed seat in the Senate, as corrupt
means were used to get votes for both,
and legislators were bought ike SO
many sheep. The evidence also shows
that although eighty-three members
were required to constitute quorum OF
the Legislature which elected Kellogg,
only seventy eight were present at the
time the election was held.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09
rELEGRaPHic ITEMS.

Dissatisfaction among the friessls OF
the Indians with Commissioner Hoyt's
management of Indian, affairs, has
been growing steadily for some
time, and now eliminates in charges
against him from several quarters,
which will soon be made public unless
be resigns.
At Ottawa, Illinois, bloody tragedy
resulted last Saturday from a long
standing feud between the White and
Connors families, of the city and
vicinity. Lawrence White was shot
dead with revolver in the hands of
Ted Connors, and Connors himself was
Immediately thereafter killed by a
bullet from some unknown hand Re-
volvers were freely drawn and used
among the remaining parties to the
quarrel. but no further deaths resulted
The immediate cause of the quarrel is
not known, and the Coroner's Jury viii
investigate the matter.
Postmaster James, of New York, has
learned of the arrival in London OF the
Australian mail, which left Sidney by
the steamship City of Mexico on April
oath. The steamer arrived at San
Francisco May 2lst, and the mails left
New York ON the Steamship Gaelic on
May 9th. Total time. forty-three
days-the fastest on record by way OF
New York.
The Washington Post, the Demo
cratic organ, says that :. McCrary IS
is doomed. He will never get the en-
dorsement Of the Democratic Senate to
the Federal Bench. This furnishes no
reason, however, why he should resign
his present position out of spite.
Reports received from the interior of
Wisconsin indicate that the frost which
fell Saturday night was quite general
throughout the State, and WAS OF seri-
ously damaging character. Corn, pota-
to vines and vegetables were cut to the
ground, and either wholly destroyed or
50 seriously injured as to entail a ma
terial reduction in the yield. 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09

Prof. Virchow, who has been visiting
DR.. Schliemann in the Troad, reports
that the latter is having great portion
of the suface cleared away in order to
lay bare the Trojan city, and in the
course OF the works great masses of
charred buildings came to light, as well
IS large blocks of unbu1sed clay, evil
IDENTIFY used in building the walls In
"irchow's presence a second treasure
was discovered, similar to the Treas
ure of Priam, I" consisting of long gold
chains and gold discs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09

If parties coming to the city will per-
sist in falling into the numerous dens
calling themselves by different Uncles, y
and find after purchasing. that they are
swindled, It is their own fault. Take
the little trouble to see Uncle Harris
name painted ON the windows of his
store Go first and see him, get his
guarantee twrittenl, and you win find
that you have bought any article for
half store prices. Remember the num-
Der, 22l Kearny street, between Bush
Suffer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09

1t is announced at Washington that
Hayes has definitely made UP his mind
TO approve the Army Appropriation,
and the Legislative Appropriation bills
rs recently agreed upon by the Demo
Gratis. He has also said. that he saw no
good reason to withhold his signature
from the Judicial Expense hill if sent
him in the terms reported to have been
agreed upon by the Democratic caucus.
Let Us have peace.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09

Some two years ago several head OF horses
belonging 70 the lase John Eppinger. str,yed
from band Of horses while being driven 10 the
railroad in this county from Baker CITY. Oregon
ANY person knowing the present wheres.bouts.
OF said horses, will be literally rewarded by
giving information that may enable the owner
70 recover them. The horses are branded with
figure on left shoulder and may havs Other
brands on them. Information respecting the
animals may be addressed TO this Office or 10
Mrs John Eppinger, Baker City, Oregon.
4r my 8- tw.
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BULLION TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds 81 mines for the quarter ending March 81
lsi9 Is now due, and payable at my office IN
the Courthouse OF the County OF Humboldt
and that the laws for its collection will be
strictly enforced.
L. l.. REGARD, County Assessor.
"Hhemueea, May 20 1877. my26-4w
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STRaYED.

From Paradise mill, one strawberry.roaD
horse, l5l hands high; one caybank horse
with double-spade brand on left hip both
horses shod all round with heavy shoes.
Any person returning the above described
horses viii receive suitable reward. or any
Information relative to their whereabouts or
that may lead to their recovery. will recaiv,. y,
appropriate reward.
M. c. HUGHES.
Paradise, New, June s, 1S1o- 2w
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Prof. Antoine Duvai VIII commence ms
destruction to-morrow, Tuesday, at o'clock
Y. NJ for Ladies and Children at the
Oriental HALL Parents and relatives are re-
spectiyely invited to visit the school.
The Gentlemen's class will commence az
o'clock P. N. the same day, no visitors allowed
to this class.
One term If t,eelre lessons, for a gentleman,
S5Jor % lady or chiid, 80.
Apply to the undersigned during school
hours, or at the Lafayette Hotel
IL ANTOINE DUAL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09

A Sunday school excursion train was
blown off the track by gale on the
Utah Western Railroad, last Saturday
afternoon. A brakeman named n. c..
Crockett was killed and Conductor
Darlington was slightly wounded. The
children renamed in the ears and sus-
tanned no injury, although four cars
were blown off the track.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09

The eruption of Mount Etna is d.
mnishfng. The spreading of lava has
almost ceased, although one stream
continues to flow toward the river AL
ssntara at an average rate of fifteen me-
tTes per hour Loud rankings and
drise smoke continue, and it is feared
~ tnR j. only tsrn a.ormy.
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FOR SALE.

III HE LAFAYETTE HOTEL, situated near
the Depot, Winnemucca, Nevada The
Hotel Is doing a frst-ciass business, and viii
be sold at bargain, as the proprietor desires to
retire from the business. Fog tsrIns apply to
the proprietor. JOSEPH GERMAN.
Winnemucca April n 1879
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretlons Of Youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss N manhood, &c, | will send a recipe
that Will cure you, FREE on CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in south
America Send selfaddressed envelope to thu
Revs JesEfH I. ISaAs, Station n, New YORK
CITY. dec. 2-7S-1y.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09
PfnOfograDhie.

Those wishing to embrace this oppor-
tunity for securing a first class picture
should apply at once, as | win posi-
lively leave Winnemucca June 18th.
ml5-td. III. G.. TANDY.
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Practical Matchmaker.

Geo. F. Jackson, practical watch
maker, with J. L Sabine. All work
warranted ss ap20-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-09

CHEW JACKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov9O- 7S-ly.
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PAINTS, OILS, Etc.

PAINTS, OILS, LEADS, PARAiAnA'S
BRU SIZES. c0LORS, OLA SIS, hIo'
A full assortment OF the above Articles w ..asss
be kept on hand and sold AZ VIC
possible prices, tor cash, oy nr
.. c. A. DEsAUsSuEL-
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WHY STAY POORs
Prospecting often Pays; Tdleness Serer

Prospecting often Pays: Idleness Serer.
The millions Of the Comstock were lucky
find. Worthless looking rock is often rich IN
treasure. At Leadville simple assay made
least suspected await the coming a some un.
known man, who uses his eyes and is willing 70
pay Tor a few assays.
Reader. are yoa the man:
At Virginia City, Nevada, assays Of ore Tor
Goddard Silver are made at 81 per sample by
Conrad Wiegand, formerly the Supervising
Assayer Of the Z. 5 Mint in san Francisco.
Ores assayed for other metals at proportion
ateiy how rates: and bullion skilfally melted
and assayed at the lowest rate compatible with
critical determination of fau values.
The charges for assaying bailion are often
fully paid by the metallic grains and other
scraps recovered from the s!a.s Full crtziit
given for all such scraps
We possess he best facilities fox ssiling B,sRs~,
for rhich mr. charges are reasonable.
We also attend 70 Hinfiug assayed bullion,
with an intelligent supervision u reported
losses In Melting, declared finenessss Mint
charges, &c Our commissions for 50 doing are
moderate.
The o,easys If S,lrer Mines ,chose ore. ARE
N"RfsSss ~ AASaNiA W iifckT AIfLstIe
| To address kfters OF inquiry 70 Us rcspe.,tiu r
a cheap method Of refining coppery Anal gs.al
IN their OWL hands IL Is a process patented by
O. WiesaFpi, though he has disposed Of his title
70 an Incorporated company, he is enpoa cred
% gfar' licenses for the use Of the process on
very reasonable terms
The mail now carries samples a Ore and Bal
non Tor One Cent per ounce, prepaid BY
stamps
Reports are telegraphed when ordered so.
All costs, delays and risks in renitsing
money are avoided BY the purchase Of our
Dollar Remittance Tickets, which nay for all
work done ia our establishment
We se1 these prepaid Tickets Al a discount
shen " worth or more are 0,dered at one
thu
We aSo sell at a nominal price small sacks
prepared expressly for mailing samples Of ore.
pulp and tailingrs
FOR fulier Information address,
c. WIEGAND i CO., Assayers,
Virginia City Nevada
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Damiana Bitsers at f. Remnant &
Co.'S
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FOR SALE.

Wishing To retire from business, | now oftr
my entire property in Winnemucca, consisting
Of Book amt Stat ossry store and he News
Business, and family residence on Second
street., all OF which will sell at reduced Isse
for cash in hand. G. CHENONETH.
W.nnemucca, April -. 1879. II
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TRANSFERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION.

Freight Forwarded to all parts of Idaho,
Eastern Oregon aad Nevada
Consignments OF Goods respectfully solicited.
Freight forwarded on short notice and on rea-
sonable terms
A. j. SHEPARD, AGENT.
Mark Goods Care ct. r. A.
Winnemueca, Nevada.
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:. NEW STAGE LINE
sDkg
w N N L WI u G CA

WIN NE MI Goa
PARADISE VILLAGE AND MINES,
l.. ii. MORSE l.. l.. RICHARD.
RICHARD & MORSE, Proprietors.
CARRYING THE
U. =. Mail. Express and Freight
viii leave winnemucca upon the arrival Of
the Express Train from the West.
AgeRfs:---WiR nemucca, A j. shepard: Para
disc, S. B. p. Pierce.
FARE,
Between W1NNEAUCCA and PARADISE,
81 90.
Between WINNEMUCCA and SPRING CITY,
ss6 so.
Twenty-Five pounds of baggage allowed each
full fare
ALL BILLS viii be paid at the Office OF L. L.
RICHARDS Stable, the First day of every
month.
Winnemucca, August /, 1879.
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Damiana Bitters at s. per
Case. Nathan Levy. Agent.
je4-lm
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JOB PRINTING.

No have an extensive and varied sssorLmer {
OF ELL the latest stvlrs #
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u tSG-
HH3I EiGT OF OQLUMuIA.

THIS coT1gan2 ol6Fs unriyslled facilities ior
| the transportation of freight sod psssonrers,
anu Will rG1 their steamers regularly 90 fcllowa:
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81 All hsprasa

BAIL Soutawa-l. connec.s y. Go-donsvils,
with Cho5. & Jho +. H., Hass aai We,. A:
hync&bGrs, clnno2.i Ui.h Assatic Miss 6
Oho +. *. through South sss. Virginia, t,
Nashville, Now O.iosa3 Memphis, Little R,c.
and Iaxas-aad 81 Daav;la with Rich alonl z
DAnT!lio <. L to South and Soutiwess
Express Southwark CONNECTS e. Gorionsvin
10 Gil points East and IVES. On CIas s. Ohio K
and North Ha:l, y. Clarlo.:osy,iie. to AL t.
Sumn.er ko3o:,: on Tao =. = .. line.
MIXED TRAINS T.: I.ia L.aa iaavo Al.
| e1enlii2 cs|r,, e1:,c: SQalNy, ) ~ II. AZ!
% p. Il az. r3:!.2.3% size s: Alex,11c!4
l 60 p. II. a7i ~ p. IL
For Ii IN Asa? Ills lssyo Washington
" g n. sad Aie=aHtE!s : 25s. m, daily.
connecting WITH .ao Vslieg HoaI Esst and
West, Leave S.72sbt..s 3 Is p. u, striving NJ
Alexandria 8. ! So ,. n.
MINED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV.
lSiOS leaves hioxaad.ia Tuesday, Thursday
Day, Wednesday anl Friday, s.. 81 y. n.
For Mldilebars, 1Ni:y connection a. Plsina
station.
For UppeyS:ilc regular connection al De,a
plane.
% a. II. daily.
All trains MAKO good connections, At Wash
ingtcn, to and f7oin North sad Woa..
New Qricans sleeper leaves Washington ai
W 8. n. running through without chsnga
CE Express e'o<h!S .>3G.!HI1S ClRlES 53tTo5l
Washington und y .nYilIa
EIcurelDn tickets GA ssto - low r.,os t, tina
celebrated Resorts .! Virginia and West Vlr-
GINA
Through :icAo.s varg Low - tlo South an
Southwest.
mg21 j Z. HRGADUS. Il. I,
NTAaHENGG2H & u8lo RAILKp4
,, SuAMSG A&HAGGEMSNT.
lWo TRAINS DA.hE (&XCGPr Su&
phA) bAtW SnS ALTMAN pEIA
AND ROUND &lLl.
Beginning Day Il, ls.9
LeSve Ns;hnS.ua AZ 30 s. Il. and 4 % D. ~
and Alsx2no:ia n 9C5 ,. n. and Is D. III
pass Ieesbusg, S"io2 :$tWa.t. a. IL 10 q. III
anu 81 .. m, SAD aIrsva st Bound Hi ST IL
IN. and 70 D. 70. La2cc Round Hill at S 30 q.
m. and lZ:3il p. e.; pass Asasourg going last
ward, 8: q 10 d II aad 70 r. M. una arrive q,
aleXandris 6. 10 IT. and Bic .. H., and
a. Washington Z: s - a. n. and 3:25 f. l.
S&r Passengers from Washington will tskv
tho Washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station y: 8 o. a. H. and ~
PA, ARD go through 70 Bound Hill without
chsnse CT ca.E
The sos SIN. train from Eio-sn1rs snul23a
2: 70. train from nd Ed connect st Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Cosche,
tor Snickeraville: Berryvilie snd Winchester.
also with Ros1ner' g Line OF Coaches. which iosve
es6urg daily fo- Aide and Midtleburr,
Both trains, westward, make close connections.
o. Vienna, With Si6aor's Line of Stages for Fair.
Tax Court nousa
CeissznaG@1ioE Sicac.Y, : eEs. Per mile
Annual ttc&czs, $50.
!! Z. HAVENEE,
my 81! ;selacal Ticke. Agent.
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RAILROADS,

l8z0 eEzAr 1879
49, PENNSYLVANIA RUUTS
~ TIE SoRTK. WEST 9 SOUTHWEST
STBE!! EALIS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
June 80, 1879,
Trims leave Washington from depot oi BAL.
TlAORE s POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
u ae' ., Of Si1th ana 3 ST. ao:s, as follows:
fGs 80 5n n e; Ne" .ork ard the East,
l115 p, II. daily. With Palace Cars. Lin.
itod Express Of Pullman Psr!or Csrs y,Us
m: cs!ly, except Sunday. For Philsdephia
90 An, except Sulday,a and $50 D. m. daily.
Fo! fit!s6UEg aDdthe Yves: 1880 g. IN. daily, vy,sa
tarioI Cars TO Pi:tsburg; 7.40 p. m. dsiv
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Cslsndsigus and tho North, 6 20 a. NJ,
except Sunday and T.t0 7. :, daily, except
Saturday, With Palace Gar :, Canandsigue.
For Ws!kila, 1880 p. n. daily ezcopt Sln-
day.
For Baltimore, G 70, G35, $50 snd 1880 g. -:
l;so, 40, 40. $751; T40 and 1915 D. n.
On Sunday, 10 50 S. n; $50, 40 and 1915
,. L.
LOCAL TRIMS.
Yer Ale1sadria G. T.15, s. .. 10 and i . u, and
10, 3, AZ g. sO9, :, end ll.so p. Il Or
Trains leave Alczandris for Washington, Goo
7.!5 S.C0, 9.OQ 10 snd II a.ia.,l, 5, 4.N. s, GOO
snd p. Il. sad II night.
% Sundsy st $50 End 10 S. H., snd % p. G,
II ROUGH TRAIN FOB TIE SOUTH, via
Eusatlco and Richmond will leave Ale Kan
except Sunday.
ilchets a9d !&iosTaa.oa can be procured
principal! ra:i-Hst a.a!ioaa and ticket DID,
SoGst@s'S!. L. 7. FARMER,
sHAE 4 G'HGMSu.i
t,.,-nN.T
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FOR NEW YOEE

gf.a ~ Steamship Z. Z. kNiGHG .~te:ess
sd JOHN GIBSON lesva tia Cool $500
paIy's Wha-f AleIsadris. EVEEI MON
DAH kCGNIfG, snd New York, from pier
- East Sivor, EVERY SATURDAY s. four
c'c!a&!1 2. q.
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FOR 'F;ih PJTGMAU RIVER LANDINGS

2.a nGT SD Son!aaodices iTaa p, az az
;isSnler JOE "; Tk0&b SUN +<ssss ssss
built especially Ter tbis route leaves tho co!G-
LAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, II
O'clock g. IL, and Alexandria q! T.3C a. H.;
;atnrn!nG, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY lid SUNDAY. a: & o clock pm
eIsra7;;s With The ". G., Y. n. & &. 5. +. T.
10. snd with the w. S G. Is. T.. Co. F.ciSh.
received IoT I'll points. North and South
handled with csro and 10: wa:d6t ri.h prompt
ness end dispatch.
For further information apply
Js lnSy's wharf
OK e. tho oii2a OF tho company, under the M.
ticGsl metropolitan Bank, l5ti street, opposite
the Treasury Department, Washington.
n!h II SAM UEL BACON, President.
1879 Plant hssE. 1879
FOE NoKFoLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
IRSS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
STOPPING At PRINCIPAL LANDINGS
ON POTOMAC kIVER.
EsSISEg5S'G TO.r END NORFOLK
SyE.g.rR1.3T CG.ak,9.rY..
Now, elegant and swift. side wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
Capt JOE WuITE) leaves as follows:
From WASA!EG'N) FROM NORFOLK
AED ALEXA.
Every Monday, Wed. Every Tuesday. Thur.
hestsy and Saturday, day and Sunday, at 5
g. 81 p. n. .. nj.
tntorMstion as 10 tickets, staterooms, rste OF
freight, connections, &C., will be cheorfully fur
nIafeG on Application ct the company's Office,
tool q! Sc1elth street wharf Washington.
Is. +. DODD, Agt. WASHINGTON.
Z. Is. EOOE, ASt. Alexsndris
q. Il. PLANT, President. 40 5-tf
&g:.l.ss. CayDES STEAM LINES WEEg
s-et.:2c$I LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROyT.
nhEGE AND BOSTON.
Steamer iesye Alexandria EVERY TIES,
URDAT.
THE line connects 8. Alexandria with TIE O..
q. q Il. and " & 0. T. Rs, ana ut Philsdei.
phla with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fail
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prom psness and cara
free of commissions.
No chsrge for trsnsfor in Phladelpbi., and
Q wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates and through Bills
ri aiilG given. Insurance Ut tho lowest rates,
Agents:
+. 4. SEED, Alexandria,
WIZ. p CLYDE 6 CO., Phladelpiia,
GEO. F. HYDE, Georgetown, u. c.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan Sit
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-ro The ladies': Wehsve
nov 10 store a large stock CT Ladies'. Mems
and Childrens Low Quarter Shoes. suitable
!or tie present season. Thesc goods ere beau
titu. handsome and durable. and will be sold
at such price, SIS cannot fail to please. All in
want will please cal! and examine fer themselves
ut 10 King street. W. B. WADDEY.
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FG2 NORFOLK.

Tia elegant, swift azi comuodious steamers
LADY Of TIE LAKE aud JANE MOSN-
LIZ will leave tho Uonpany's wharf, AleIsn.
d-is, So follows:
WEDNE5pAI, q. 6 O'CLOCK D. M. and on
SIT uROAY, At $50 O'CLOCK p. m.
Tho Jsro Moseley every TUESDAY, and
rNIuAi, a. clock p. d ; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at o'clock .. n.
This lica connects ct Norfolk for sill points
South, and with the Merchants and Mariners
line OF steamers for Boston, Providence and sll
points North and East
Through rates given and bills OF ,adias aligned
Tor Boston and Providence.
Faro at greatly reduced ra.os-5iuglo t-io 75c e;
Rorlt trip (good for 50 day,l $l.99
Table uusurpsaaeds
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w C., VEG. MIDLAND q q. $. K r..
" john :. EAAB0UR, Eocoiye:.
On end after SU HDAY, 800 .. M, June 5 tn,
1879, Passengc: trains will run SO follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-10
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SIEW AUCTION AND UQMMiS5EON
~ HOUSE.
We EaTo opoaol 81 No 2? EOEAi Ct. ~
auction ard Commission House.
VI arc noT roady TO rUcaiVc 81 kinds Of nor
chandlso and household go3is o. conaignmnFt
Or purchase the same.
We think it !l@y ps0vo a. Giraa.s !;s % po7-
sons who have PRODUCES Of any description
TO aoad it 10 liz. Located Immediately opposite
tho main entrance TO tho Market on Royal ST.,
Soods can os oEpo3od every C.0Tnini. 8! public
suction, when tao bass prices nay b expected.
Prompt returns mado on gales
Persons having FURNITURE 70: sale will
ind it to thoir advantage to SiTo Us $ call
We will attend to suetioneering ut pubic ssies
Of property, and respectfully solicit Il share Of
public patronage. UNEAL u LUCAS.
ET-Auction goods constantly on hsnd and for
sale. nov CTR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-10

". 4. JOHNSON JOHN T. HAMMOND.
W a. JOHNSON & CO,
wHoLEsALE eRooEKs.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
ALL Kinds OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON'S Xxx. NIX, NIX
and PUEE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAk-
ERS snd THONP SON'S PURE rye
WHISTLES, to which they invite the attention
Of tho trade
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
ConsignInents of Flour, Grain End Country
Produce solicited. for which they guarantee the
Highest market prices and prompt ratu7ns
Northeast Cornar cf Cameron ard Soyal sts,
Alexandria, W.. Inyl2
HARIo" BEoS'
WHOLESALE
GKOGERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AMI Dealers in
JOHN GIBSUNa son s. CO.'S. CABiMET
\, Xxx and ky WHISTLES, and
Thompson's Pure Ryo Whis!tcy; Foreign
Wines and Br&ndic5, Alo, Porter
and Chsu2Egncs.
Hs-AGENOY OF THE LAFLAND s.
RAND POWDER COMPANY.
n. w. COZ. CAMERON ARD EpyAL s,r5.
Coffee roasted for lbe trade at 15c per sack.
ny G-lf
I Z. hlLBuEN,
WHOLESALE ANH FAM!LY uEuugE,