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A NIGRT ADVENTURE WITH BURGLARs.-Th0
suburban residence OF Mr.. George w. Bryant
late candidate for Congress In New York, was
entered by burglars at an early hour Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Bryan hearing q noise aFooo
from bed, and, arming himself with q revolver,
waited for the robbers, one OF whom came IN
rushed upon him and struck him twice fn tho
face with heavy iron jimmy, but Mr.. Bryant
showing fight he fed. Mr. Bryant pursued
him and found two men down stairs at whom
he fired, wounding one OF them. The burRiAn
however, succeeded In making good their e.
cane.
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been held In Buffalo to consider the hest means
to abolish the practice of treating A temDo.
rary organization was made, and on Thursday
dressed by prominent speakers. ~ w.
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MEETING OF CREprroRs OF the Dennjoou
Paper Manufacturing Company OF Mechanicsf
Falls, Me, was held at Portland yesterday ana
q committee appointed to examine the hoolrs
The unsecured liabilities OF the company amounr
10 SI62.yz.: secured Sl62, ,6SS; contingent on in-
mortgage Of 100000; the unincumbered assets
amount TO Sol ,0SS doubtful assets sl31Ss. ne -
20 per cent ~ ~ ~~s
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GRANTS PALACE IN JAPAN.-Forty thousand
ment for the entertainment Of Gen. Grant, and
palace was especially prepared for his recep-
lion, containing all modern conveniences, the
carpets, linen, equipments, &C., having been
imported from France for the purpose. and a
corps OF French and japanese cooks engaged
II Is not improbable that the general viii Visit
Cne Dattle,helos OF the Late war In Kinsln, q
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PROVIDENCE, X. l., July 10.-The French
fr1t ate ana corvette have arrived at Newport
Gov. Van Zandt sent two of1cers of his stan to
to the nag ship rendering to Admiral Peyron an
OH cial welcome to Rhode Island.
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A RICH MANS WILL-The viii OF the late
Albert Weber, wealthy New York piano man
ufacturer. has been filed. He bequeaths two
houses and the income from $780, 600 to his Wffo
and the income from $50 600 TO his two daugh-
tiers. Aside from these bequests, his other
property, including his business, to his son.
Trustees are appointed, aud II In any one year
the profits are less than $95, 900 the business =
to be wound up.
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Entirely TOO Healthy,

capital Is that it is too healthy. Since the re-
puDllcan party came into power the streets have
been improved, sewers have been constructed
ara Otner nyg1eD1c processes have been reSorted
to, until the chances of a Congressman's return
10 MS constituents in good health have been
rendered painfully large.-(St Louis Globe DEM
OcTdts.
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THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW ORDINANCE, which
constitutional convention, was finally defeated
yesterday, and q substitute adopted makinv
the sale OF liquor police regulation, subject to
legislative enactment.
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Mr.. SRYMOUR's DEATH.-Coroner Flanagan.
OF New York, said yesterday that there was no
proof OF the murder of Mr. John r. Seymour.
that the jury would probably have to render a
verdict OF accidental death. The inquest VIII
be held Saturday next
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HER REASON FOR WISHING TO KILL HER CHu~
DREN.-In Buffalo, Mrs. John Elliott was ar.
rested Saturday for threatening to kill four
children, the oldest OF whom is aged IL. At the
station house Mrs. Elliott said she considered 4
her duty TO kill them bt cause they were grow.
ing up to be wicked, and IL would be better
that they should die. The police surgeon can.
not fnd that she is insane, but she IS thouQhf
to be sort OF religious enthusiast.
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SAVED BY HER GRIP.-Mary, the ten-year old
daughter OF Joel ID. Coggswell, OF New Albany,
Ind, went TO the well 70 get some water She
toppled over the curb and fell a distance OF IS
feet TO the bottom. In her descent she caught
hold OF the rope OF the windless, holding on TO
IL until she reached the water, which was f1vo
feet deep. She clung TO the rope, which had
run out its fun length from the wfndlass. ana
thus saved herself from drowning; and then,
holding one hand to the rope. she began climb
safety, and with few bruises
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ULeonard Welsh has been arrested in d.
deford, Me-, for fatally beating bis s-year-o.d-
son.
ga negro man In Union Springs Ala'ss ma
recently died from the effects OF eating tn Il an
hard boiled eggs while Intoxicated.
"The Episcopal council OF Arkansls a1.
thor1zed the bishops OF the diocese TO os,.. lsl
q cathedral chnrch In Little Rock.
eEAt Buffalo. n. z; yesterday, Louis sc1.l.
@ large butcher knife at Peter Mia bu ser
boy, aged -, cutting cash In his leg, f.s.a
which he bled TO death.
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OUTBREAK OF YELLOW FEVER.
The Plague in Memphis.

Health this morning issued the following order.
ITO the pepole OF the city of Memphis, we
would say, quietly remove your families to a
place OF the safety until we can at least see
whether the few cases OF yellow fever will as
sumo an epidemic form. TO the people along
the lines OF the different routes OF travel, we
say there can be no possible danger of infection
reported this morning, and one death. An in
rant OF Judge E. r. Ray, of the Criminal
court, who, together with another son, is pros
trated with the disease. A perfect stampede OF
carry the hundreds who are ready to leave.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ SPECIALNOIICE-Parti, having GOODS
Ss deposited with me on which interest is due,
are notified to pay the same on or before the 18Th
instant p. WALLACE,
bS-3t 1417 Pennsylvania avenue.
TS. IkON WATER,
w From the Famous
SPA" AT BLADENSBURG.
This water possesses in an eminent degree all the
medicinal properties Of q superior Chalaybeate
Spring. Recommended by leading physicians.
MILBURN'H PHARMACY.
jy7h 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUA
"D OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL UNION
kS@ INSURANCE COMPANY, OF WASHING
TON-The annual NEE ting of the Stockholders of
tie NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE co MPANY,
Of Washington, for the election Of Nine Dir ectors,
will be held ct the Office Of the company MONDAY,
July IA. 1879, Polls open from to o'clock p m.
jy3d IPostl NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary
Fp WIRE WINDOW SOkEE EENS."-We make
w our PATENT WIRE SCREENS to fit any
window or door Estimates 9iven free Of charse.
Address W. B. MOSES l. SONS. Furniture, Car
Tet and Upholstery Establishment, corner 7th St
and Penney lvana ave. NV je26-tr
R MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
lS Used for over 25 years with great success by
superior to all others for the prompt cure of all cases
Prepared by CLIN CO., Paris. Sold every
where. oct29. ,th&s1y
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vermont Editors at COncy Island.
NEW YORK, July l0.-The Vermont editors
and publishers association held its tenth annual
meeting at Rutlandt On Tuesday, and at two
Ociock yesterday ABOUT 80 members OF the as
sociation, accompanied by their wives anc
other female relatives, making party OF abouI
50 persons, started on a pleasure excursion to
COney Island.
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President Sherman Broad
well, l,of the Clairmont Savings Bank, New York.
legged losses OF the bank, and against whom an
order OF arrest was issued and bail fixed at
$4,000, kept out Of the way until Yesterday.
when he surrendered, On the BAH being reduced
to 5000, and gave the required secnrifv
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The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION re-
assembled at the Faoyan House, n. H., yeSter-
day, and Prof. j. L. Lincoln read q paper on
classical teaching and study. He thought the
substitution OF modern languages for Latin and
Greek is causing great damage. Prof Louis
went back to the study OF the classics a refcr-
nation commenced and scholarship revived.
The classics were the basis OF all progress IN
education. Hon. G. b. Northrop, or Connecti-
cut, gave history OF the progress of the high
school system. ID. p. Allen, colored, OF North
Carolina, spoke OF education In that state and
asked aid for the normal school under his
funds. Prof. Hibbard gave reading on the
''CreedS OF the Bells" Geo. o. Walton OF Mas
sachUSetts, gave Illustrations OF teaching num-
bers by the object and oral methods and By
lfmftleSS applfcat1OnS OF arithmetic
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ENFORCING A SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw.-In the
Austings court, in Richmond Va, Tuesday two
OF tne leading barkeepels OF the city, indicted
ior violating the Sunday liquor law, were fined
$2oO eacn ana three others $lOO each, A humber
OF others are under Indictment.
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IHR WINNERS at the Louisville (Ky,) trottany z
races yesterday were Katie Middleton beat
me 2:S3; Eonesetter, best time 2:2l i: Won Ar.
nm, peSt time 2:25A. orange Gfri won two
heafS, Lew Scott ore ard Bell BrasSfieldson In
another race, which will be continued to- day
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-fCNICS, EXCURSIONS, g.

-fCNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c:
CeMPANY a,
". L L. CORPS.
sFIrCr EXCURSION TUESDAY EVENING,
July 18th, on steamer W. w: COR &C.
COkAN. 10 mi es down ths Potomac.
~ = whsr n At p. p., rytnrning at II O'Clock:
Tickets SO cents-cbtAinabiei from u enbers OF the
Music in atts"da jylO5t
pIATE PRINIEus' UNION.
szIECT DAY AND EVENING Ex1URs1oN
MARSHALL HALL,
Steamer 5aSE mosELE3 s Leave m 9Th street
xh.,f ct 81 aud s p m aud Mar .s4-A
Fsstori's Brass and strins Band .fszs.
wharf jylO3t
nhUs "LEHKs' ExCUHsIoN. The
l., old memb,1s Of the Drug an Glsrss -,
isaT i, EssTksSS ~ MsSsSs y ;ss 4 4 !! T..
a les
ment Of Mr. George A Bentley. 6hariss 8. Price and
Reception"seri ismin mi Whiteside- I. Bsldus.
Fred Ischlffaly. ,s; Thomas Downing Down Henry
e fae@rss 4 bentley Mazser Of Cersmonesl, Charles
NceIl. Masruder Muncaster.
Music by Professor Pisiori.
Tickets, admitting one. 80 cants For sale at the
principal drug stores, and at the boat
Boat win leave 6th-street wharf at 80 P, m.
shaIp: iyl03t
RLACKIsTON' ISLAND.
175 Miles for 75 Cents.
Children under ten years al servants free.
HE WASHINGTON si6N AS2 GoaRAET RAkElAohE EAooR-
g oh 'ss sss s;ss%sa s. Jane NJ
tUNDAY, July 18TH, 1879.
Leave 9th street Wharf at an. sharp. and return
No objectionable parties allowed on beard.
and h0SSf 'Df cfs of
WILL A. sHOBT. Secretary jy94t
ON TO RICHMOND.
TO RfoHMOND
viii leave on tie JANE MOSELEY,
TUESDAY, JULY 18th, 1879, AT P. NJ,
The pslsoe day steamer ARIEL. up up
had Il E. b2as tS be
Store; Howsrd's Drug Store. cor 7th and sts q.
and sis 18th st NV. where state rooms can only be
rD. ' sn"an wv W. 6i6ksoS. 5fd Fsssiasnt
SgSoHD.c .c:;s+as MT6ST 1s ExGUHs1qN Eg M srnnx
tween and T. Is e.. ssass Rooms ans'. o. sJSs
FAT e st. BssSns Bsa5 nouss q AZ I'll Zines sna bsi
furnished free THgRSDAY. July 18th. on the fine
LANE s a s:ss
limited 70 800 adults and so children Meals on
boat 10 cts. Special arrangements have been ms 1e
TO furnish Tea or Coffee without meals. Muse by
Pistorio's grand orchestra Secure tickets in time
q We were Obliged to turn away lbs people ON the
hrst excursion. Tickets for sale by Ellis 3 Co.
Music Store. Pa ave T. A. Fill, St8tloner 705 18th
IT NV: o. b. Nourse Co., Druggists, corner 9th
and ets. A. b. ehattuek. Room s. TOO 9th Ct NV;
II Whipple. l!o6 Ct DIV iE J; DovlnR, Treasury
0efchell, Assistant Chief Clerk. City Post Ohi,e.
jy96t'
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RELIEF AT LAST
Important to Owners Of Property i'm
the District Of Columbia.
Interest on Taxes Reduced to
Six Per Cent.

By act Of Congress the interest on General and
81 Taxes s reduced from ten to six per centum
st1i aharm Hssd before October ls7s ana the
drawback certificates in payment Of claims hlea for
overchargts In the assessments paid.
Property who have already intrusted their
.5S 5 m.1.ss@s9s .rs acsiied th.t Their accounts
havirs been satisfactorily adjusted.
Parties interested who have not presented their
ca1Ma for Drawback on Special Taxes paid by them
cisiMs expires August Is. 1873. 1A' ''ne '0f nnns
and settlement this class Of Claims. and solicit the
patronage Of the tax paying public.
For 2; the Gorvsnience q Department snp!oy
ness until O'Clock pm I'f 'n' ''An''l0n '' 'oS'
~, ,h owing Genera. Special
discount in the eettement of their tax bs A '"'o
Drawback Certificates Bought and Sold
at Full Market Rates.
Improvement Taxes Paid at Liberal
Discount.
WILLIAM DICKSON,
SPECIAL TAX OFFICE AND REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
%2% FOur-aNd-a-half Sc, 22Y
je26-1m Between Columbia Building and st.
CHEESE CLOTH.
THE FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
ONLY FIVE CENTS A YARD.
CONNOLLY'S,
ie25-t 11th st. and Pa. ace
SPECIAL BABGAINs
MONTH OF JULY!
Alpaca Coats, s125. sleO. sL75. 81, 81. 81.
Blue Linen Suits. 50. 81 and s5.
White Vests, 75c 81, sl.5O, 81 and SO.
Long busters. 75c 81, 81 So 50 and 81 so
Lightcol'd Cass Pants. 80. $3.50. SO and 81
Office Coats. 35c., Soc, 60c.
Boys Linen Suits, Sl75.
Blue Flannel su ts at reduced prices
Dress and Business Suits ct reduced prices
A. STRAUS,
lOlI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
JJHd Oee~ecu 1Utn ana l1th streets.
THE CELEBRATED
AURORA LAGER BEER.
CRESCENT BREWING 90.
take pleasure In announcing to my customer.
and the public in general that have succeeded in
obtaining the Agency for this Celebrated Beer re-
ceiyed In RefrgeratOr Cars and stored In Vaults of
the latest design.
am prepared to furnish the same In HsK and
Quarter Barrels. or Bottles. to suit tho trade or
other Beer for perfection In every requisite Of good
Lager, namely: Body, Brightness and Taste
This Beer nOW being offered for the drst Tina 10
ne c1c1ens q Warrington, solicit trial 10 con.
vince the public Of its merits. -
PHILIP N. NAY.
SOLE AGENT.
Depots 8O-34 Prospect street.
loy0V otU 6EO10ITOWN.
II You Value TOUR EYE0I0HT re- 0LAaa
y - at A b H1RIxBN, th0
OE10en. - He00U1vak1a ayenuA.
010e9 " 0lHoeA eRk1Y - ~
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MUSIC AND DANCING
FIFTEEN-CI Mt MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
conMeneing THURSDAY, July 3, g.
md coDtin suing during TIE n onths Of Ezn66HN
July ana August. Str. City Of Alexan-
oIfS VIII leave TIN st. wharf every Monday Tueadsy
5e1612ts
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FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
EVXRY MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, Co.
Two Hours AT Eat6ss=sz

EVERY MONDAY. TgEsDAY. FRIDAY AND
MOUNT vKREoS sRRTNss AND
Grand Oencert by the Continental Vocalists on
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii leave At Q 80
Round Tip. 3s cents Children and Nurses Free
(vOMPLIMENTARY MOONLIGHT sOIREEDAN
- , sANTE at MOUNT VERNON SPnING3 Pa
urday during the e as0n- Steamer Mary Washing
ton vil Leave at 30 P m. return at IL p. N.
EVERY sUNDAYto MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS
u and MARSHALL HALL Steamer Ma Wash.
sas1 e 4 r. at ss.eT q
BEARS, cor. 11th and sts, and on board jy8-tau10
ITO SALT wATER DAILY FOR Is CENTS;
fouR HOURS az asfr2S sS SfsT FoTSr FOR FISH
ING. GRABBING AND BATHING.
SNamer Mystic win leave Thirst. aH-h
SO a@ n setUsDins ssDhia.s It 1SocSdss 10 oeioes
n. a Refree hments ct city prices. jy6-1ws
''P1HEH POINT"
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION.
IS C1s:-The Steamer GEORGE LEARY,s First
FRIDAY. July II, 1879. leaving her
Sale ssas ss aasd aay Asams
TbonreoD's Drug Store, 18th st. Oropleys George.
towp; Fereusrn's, Capitol Bill Cassin's, cor. 7th
CIelet ton, Drug Store. King st, Alexandria, Va.
6feemer will stop 1T Alexandria going AMI -eturn-
ing Tine will be given for Grabbing, Bathing and
m B.-No improper characters allowed on this
0oaf jy3th.s,m. tn, ct
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CURE BY ABSORPTlON!
IS A p A N ULE,"

The great External Lotion and Fluid Absorbent
Natures Remedy Applied by . Natural Method
Used in Sponge or Foot Bath, it immediately Re-
Heves Pain and Soreness Of Body and Limb from
sbd destroys offensive perspiration It is the only
Lotion offered to the public to be used through the
Bath.
"SAPANULE" is sure and specifc Bernedy for
rheumatism, Neura gia. Lumbago, Headache,
Chilblans, Bnnione, Colns. &C. Cures all Eruptivs
dIsorders Of the Skin, leaving 1t smooth and soft
cause, Immediately relieved and permanently cured
by usin9 'SAPANUI4E" in Foot Baths.
tie most delicate organism, and can be used with
perfec ct safety by all Recommended by Physicians
OF all schools, and by thousands who daily nse It
and find relief
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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Price Soc. and SI per Bottle.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Prop's,
237 Broadway, NY.
9EAt Wholesale In Washington by STOTT &

"a At Wholesale In Washington by STOTT &
CROMWELL, 4S0 Pennsylvania ave- NV. m3l-3m
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THE VANDALIA arrived at New London, Cor
necticut, yesterday afternoon.

NAVAL ORDERS. - Leaves OF absence are
granted as follows: Commander E. O. Mat
thews, from The New York navy yard for one
month from August 1St. Commander O. A.
Batcheller, from the Boston navy yard for one
month from the 18th inst. Commander X r.
wallace, for six months from the 1st OF Au-
gust next, with permission to apply for an ex-
tension. Passed assistant surgeon, from the
British navy yard for one month from the 24th
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LONDON, July 10.-A dispatch dated Cap,
Town, June 23d says: "Gen. Sir Garnet VOL
OF Natal and the Transvaal etc., arrived here
to-day, and Immediately started for Natal OF
board swift steamer" kilograms received al
cape Town state that the British forces an
within 25 miles OF Cetywayos kraal Gen. Vol
sley therefore determined to reach the from,
without delay.
Prince Alexander.
TIRN0yA, July 10.-Prince Alexander OF Bul
gar1a, yesterday took the oath OF fidelity TO the
constitution, and afterwards dissolved the as
sembly,
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II YOU Value TOUR EYE0I0HT see 0LAaa
q ~ r. H11RL1RN tho
OEHoe1n. - Heo0sy1vskts avenue,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

James Maaaing es. d. E. Buel, The Fairmouns
Mil and Mining Company, Robert
Harvey, and Jas. Gould
and Jas. L. ID DConnell,
DESCENDANTS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-25
BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sah on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares They viii la
sold cheap for cash or approved security,
Apply to ALEX, wis.,
Winnemucoas July 2S aSS4 U
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Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, an now prepared to make ali kinds
OF
PICTU e FIR A NJ RS.
Repairing FGraiture and Sewing Machines a
speciality.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Leyy's Store.
GEO r yALkER.
winneaaecs, July ,l6 1SN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-25
In the District Court Of the Fourth .lr-
dicial District OF the state of Nevada.
In and for the County of Hum mbOIdf /.

In the District Court of the Fourth .rr~
diciaS District OF the state of Nevada.
In and for the County of Humboldt.
UNDER and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree 0 foreclosure, ISSUED out of the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in and for the county of Hum
boldt on the 23rd day of August, A. ID. 1872,
in the above entitled action, wherein James
Manning, the above named plaintiff, obtained a
Judgment and decree against d. Z. Buel, The
FaiIaisount Mill and Mining Company, Robert
Harvey, James Gould and James l.. ODoneell>
defendants, on the 2srd day Of August, A. b.
1879, which said decree Was, on the 2Sth DAY Of
August, A. u. 1870, recorded in Judgment Book
'C' OF said Court, pages IS, 56, 81 and So, am
commanded to sell all that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land situate near the town of Whine,
mucoa in the county of Humboldt State of Ne.
vada, and described as follows, to wit Section
25, Township &c. North Range 81 East, Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian, situated in Hum.
boldt county, State OF Nevada, together with
quartz mill erected thereon: said section
meaning section of land together with all the
appurtenances tfrereunto belonging or in any
wise appurtainings and buildings belonging to
said land and buildings erected thereon that
have become part of the realty.
Public notice is hereby given UAat on
MONDAY, THE 2eth DAY or SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1879, at II O'Clock, noon of that day, in
front of the Courthouse, in the town of Wnne>
mucea, county of Humboldt, | WILL in obed~
ence to said order of sale and decree OF foreclos-
ure, sell the above described property, or se
much thereof as may be neces sayy to satisfy
plaintiff S Judgment, with interest thereon and
costs, to the highest and best bidder tor goa
coin of the United States.
G.. NJ. MILLER,
Sheriff of Humboldt County,
BY A. DAVIDSON, Deputy. sep9td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-25

For ali Disorders OF the
Stomach, Damiana Esitters
N. Levy. Agent, Whine.
mucca>
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-02-20
-Messrs. Furbush and Dawso

-Messrs. Furbush and Dawson, two members of the house, who were summoned before the Investigating committee to tell what they knew about the alleged attempted bribery, refused to answer questions. They knew, but wouldn't tell. They were reported to the house; and on Fri day when tue house decided that they should answer, quite a sensa- tion was produced by Mir. Furbush rising in his seat and with deep emo tion--the tears even standing in his eyes-statiDg that as his usefulness was at an end, he would tender his resignation. On the following day however, the gentleman reconsidered his hasry action, and asked the priv ilege of withdrawing.his resignation. The privilege was granted, and we presume he will now tell what he knows.