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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-14
ghSTih's g. exc.

DY VIR1 UE Of an execution issred out
n , of the District Court # the FoultL Judi
cial district Cf The STATE + Nevada N the I'D
day Of d. cenbe 1873, and to me directed and
deilveitd for judgment recovered in said
Court he 23d da! of Decen b,r, 1875 in
favor Of James II. IorlaLd and against the
Rye Patch Consolidated Min and Mining
company Tor tie sum Of els 9l9 o. damages
with interest thereon at the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum till paid. together With
1896 10. c. str al d distu st ments at the date
q SAID judgment, and accTuiDg costs, ali IN
U. ). gold com, l have levied on and taken
in execution the following described real
estate, to wit:
hat certain claim and mining right n that
certain lode 'r Elm situate in Leho Mining
Dlsticf, humboldt coun Y, Nevada, and
known ard described as he Alpha mine being
the same property conveyed to l.. W. Green-
well by +. NJ We'll. Constable Of Rye Patch
township humboldt county Nevada July.
1876, aud r corded in book 20 of Deeds,
pages 2S9 800 and so, Humboldt county,
Nevada, records
Al so, fifteen hundred feet II SEQ ft) ON that
certain ledg Of silver bealing rock situate in
Echo hiu1ng iftrict. umboldt county.
Nevada, and known and described as the
Kansas, and berg The same as conveyed by
Clarkson and Cody TO Isaac Eeecher by deed
dated June 27th; 1877,
also, sixteen hundred feet i COO fl ON that
GER ain vein or lode situate in Echo Mining
District. humboldt county. Nevada. and
Known as the Butte lode or claim.
Also, the East half of Northeast one-four h
OF Section twenty, Township thirty, North
Range thirty-three last Mount Diablo Base
ana Me idiGn, together with he quartz mill
ard improvements thereon, With The aupur
ttnahce~ thtreuDto belonging.
Also, about 600 tons 81 iailings and
Also that cei tain vater right and privilege
belunt ing to aid defendant. oonsistit q Of a
stream Of water and the works, structures
ana water lpes used to convey Il same from
the hlils through Panther Cany on TO said de-
fendants quartz mill, situate en- the asst half
q Northeast quarter Of sec ION twenty Town.
thlp thirty, Aorih Range thirfy-thrte INST
Mount Diablo Base ard Meridian, near Rye
fateh, humboldt county, Nevada
Notice is hereby ri en- that on FRIDAY
the EATEEATH day of JANUARY. 1879
between he hours Of O'Clock in the morning
ara O'Clock in the eyt ming, viz: ut l o'clocR
p. NJ, at The front door Of the Courthouse. In
"lnntmucea, humboldt county, Nevada.
VIII heli at public auction to the highest
Didaer ior cash U. S. gold coin, all Of the
loove described properly or sufficient thereof
costs, A""S
owen under my hand at my office I'm Winnie.
mocca, Humboldt county, Nevada, this oath
u"' Vi CeSemDer, 1878, O. A. KYLE,
sheriff If humboldt county, Nevada.
~ W. 4. Buass. Deputy. :. da6ttd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-14
Notice to Lein Holders.
John Mcmillan VS.. Tire Rye Patch CONSOLE
dared Mill aud Mining O. IL pany.

John Mcmillan VS.. Tire Rye Patch CONSOLE
dated Mil and Mining G. npany.
NJ O1 Il is hereby given that John Nc
AZ MILAN commenced suit against ihe
above Lamed defendant on the 3lst day Of
Decen Der, IS g, il the Lis rict Court of The
Fourth Judicial istji let of Nevada, III and for
Humboldt county. to enforce a lein for laboc
IerfoIm MEG in tie Rye atch mine, situated in
+ cho Mipin District, Humboldt COUNTY s. ate
of Nevada, ana more particularly described as
follows; {, mMenci19 at stake near the
iayire of Butte Canyon, and INNING 1900 Aeet
In Torthtriy direction TO stake, said mine
brown as the + 5e Patch mine. and own, by
tht Rye atch Consolidated Mill ana Mining
Company.
All persons are hereby notified that are
claiming ieIns III der the provisions Of all CT
Of The legislature Of he state Of Nevada eI-
tftle an Act to secure leins 10 mechanics
and other, aud to repeal all o'her cts il
relation hereto" tarpi' we'd March 2 Is 81
TO he az ppear bt foie said Court on the 10th
day OF February 1919 at IL O'Clock AM being
u day Of regular tie m of said Court, to ex-
hibit then aid there the proof Of their saia
aeins.
S. s. GRASS, Attorney for the said
JOHN MCMILLAN, Plaintiff.
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Assessment Not ce.
RYE PATCH coRsollDA1ED nj l. AND MINI
GNAII Any

RYE PATCH coRsollDA1ED MI L AND MINING
COM ANY,
Location Of principal place or business,
San Francisco, California. Location 1 ( " ofks,
Eeho Dishict, HUMBOLDT county, state Of
Nevada.
n Office is hereby given. that at meet
~ ing the card OF Directors, held on
the lfth day OF Dtcen.btr, 1878, sn assess
en- tNo. ~ Of { ne LuiiHr per share was
levied uEon tie capital stock u the corpora.
uth' Payable in nediaiely ia United states
goa c. IN 10 the secretary, at n, ofiice # the
company, rooms and Z, No 81 Zine street.
ran Francisco, California.
any stock upon which this assessment shall
rem am uniuid on he SINL 1EthlH LAY
u JAN Iati, 1879. will be deliHqnt Mt and
adVeru ed for sale ut public auction. and w.
lehs ay ut II mace before, Will be sold ON
saturday, the 4 ii eenih day OF tebrEaIy 1872
70 pay the delinquent aksespmont, togeihe
WIN costs OF adVe' titing and expt nses oil sale.
by order OF the Board # Dicctcrs.
-, VERDI Nal, Secretary.
OFFiCE- Rooms g ana ., 40. 327 Pine street,
Fan FRANCISCO, california. de21-td
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Assessment Notice.
lRIzoNA SILVER MIN NC COMP.

ARIzoNA sIiyER MIN NC COMPANY.
Location Of WOKE, knoxville, humboldt
county, State Of Nevada
Location Of Irin pal place Of business, San
Francisco, esliior1ia,
z OtICE is hereby given, that al a me- tin z
~ of he irectors held On the 9th day Of
Decen bel 1878. al as efsnent so a Of One
cliar lSl pr share was LEVIED on the CAPT
tai stock Of The corporatiln. payable inue-
dlaiely in United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary at the flee OF the q mpany. r. ON
NO. 20, Nevada Bicok. No. 800 N, nj gomery
street. an frsnci-co, Cabfornia.
ny stock upon which this assessmt mt
sball remain unpaid on MONDAY, the
lhIkIEEN l. Q3tbl day Of JANLAtY, 1879,
Will be delinquent, AID advertised for tale at
Iubic auction, and unless payment is made
before, wall be sold On AOuday, the third
500 day Il February, 1879, TO pay the de
bnquent assessmt nj with costs Of adv ertis-
ing and e1peLses If sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS,
SecretLry.
Cftce- Room No. 20, evada Block No,
800 Montgomery Street, San francisco. Cali
rom q, decI2.tu
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-14
Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No 3S8.
U. S. urvey or Lot NO. &c. 4 81, ". r. "a E
NJ. u. NJ.
ShI BA LODE.
L. ;. LAID OFFICE, CARSON CITY, !
Nevada, November, u, 1878.

U. 5. LAID OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada November, IL, 1878. (
n OTICL Is hereby gwen that feter Wool
AN Geek, who se postClile address is Mil
CITY, hun.bo at county, state Of Neyada, has
this day tiled IL this Hce his appiit alton for
a patent for Line hundred go linear feet f
the HFBA ODE bearing gold anG silver, with
snlfaee 81 hundred tUUl feet III width, the
So NE being ofhcislly surveyed, plated and
dtscil cd as l. .. sukvEY OR Lor o. 80 IA
township Thirty one, North Range Ihuty
iCur lat, Mount DIablo base and Meridian
situate i'll tho star Mining district, count, OF
l. Uni oldt, aud State OF Nevada, and c, M
monty known as the htydenfelot Ola III, on the
heba Lode, aud detcnbtd by metes and
Coundh at Il surface according to the lat
and field notes ON file in this Office as fol-
lows, 20 vii: Beginning at ost MAJ ked No.
/, u. ). survey No. 80 IRON which the south
ein monument O.. the De soto Company
claim ca the said sheba Lode, being also
lie nolthefn monument Of this ell in, bears
south Sew MY dc gfees west dis ant three hun
Drt al fou1tten l3J4) feet; Ia cut and incline
On the ledl fifteen feet deep beals soulh 20
Cet res 10 minutes west distant 400 feet; u .
:. monument No. /, On north side Of I, ad to
het a mil Z. icing also lost No of u. s.
survey No. ", Tears hortn foTty-tvo ueelees
Dfetn minutes east, distant sixteen hundred
ana twenty hNe tlC25l feet; the said last len
uOI ca u =. monument. No. /, being situate
at point tearing south SEVENTY six G6l
degrees nfteen tl5l minutes west, distant
thirt' en- thousaLd three hundred aud forty
| l33iU) feet from the northwest conner of Sec
tion Nineteen in Township hirty -one 1871
North kan9e Ibnty-Bve 1851 tast, Mount
Dli bio Ia Sc ard Nj lidian; thence from said
Post, marked Nc. l, L ). survey No. 80 from
which tie foregoing bearings and dist auces
| aIe CIV NJ,
| Inst Course, South two t2l degrees. forty
| nYe t40l minutes, EaAt 800 feet to Post
NO 2, U. s. Survey No. SO; thence,
Second q, uIse, South seventy (7Ol degrees
Vest o4o feet to fost marked No 3 l. &.
| uryey No. 80; thence,
| Third Com Sc, North two ~ degrees f45,
| Iofty hye MINUTES, West $50 feet TO POST
inarAtd NO. I, 5. Survey No. 80; thence.
fCulth curse, North seventy (10J ceare es.
ast US feet To sad lost 80. /, tie place OF
1t ginning, c, ntalning II 40 l00 acres Courses
| express ca ir' III True Meridian with ManDetic
yarla. loL at IL degrees last
SAID claim is bound, On the North nv the
| ~ 500 ConTany's claim, ard on the South
by the Ntoicock claim, upon the sane lode.
ana - recufoed in Book q at Page I43 OF ne
record Of mining locations Of said district
kept at star CITY Hun boldt &C unity. Nevada.
Ally ana all adverse claims must he filed
IN TINS 'tiiee within sixty days from dale I
hrst publication hereof.
z. ~. HAIRS, Register.
-'o'0n'Dci 10 Ao'o' eUd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-14
Notice TO WI m il may Concern.

"hTREAs at regular meeting Of the
w Board Cf Cor rs g fuuIfti IA r. IL ap.
pearing to the - isfactiou ot the H. ard that
more than i've free holders II IAtc Aead lis
met interested tLsrein, have Ictlttt ued this
Bora TO construct a bridge a. ross sLe Hum.
bold river al r, me point ia tGid district and
Il appta'lu also tat sid bridge wi ! cost
moe than Slbp. II IL oldertd has legal no. lie
OF the appiicati upon said petition be given
~ the Cierk, according 10 cclion 8, page 81
,tatutcs Of evada 1877.
Notice n ihcref re iytn that on FRIDAY,
JANUARY 24ih. 1879. at the hour II t'cIo,k
OF 9iO ay. at the tleIk's flee, In said
county sud Board II ouuiy Omnisei, nas
Viii meet as 4ofesaid 70 hear alpncatifs
upon sai1 petition snd witLtests Viii be beard
anu examined I, uciIIg SAID Application. and
the same VIII be then snu there delei mined
by older Of the Beard Of C nm tsioneis.
j. h. JOB, CLERK.
Winnemucca January 3, 1875. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-14
Notice to the Public.

Y is orde' ed that ali bills or claims against
n Humholdt county shall be preeen cd 10
and hled wuh the CitIk If this Hoard at least
hFe days befere he Board of County Oommis.
slontfs VIII ieke action upon theni and that
II not 70 hhd that they shgll not be acted
upon until tie ensuing term OF The Boaid,
ana That when iilod win tie Clerk he shall
submit them 10 the Dista let Attorney and
that his order be published in the sILvER
sAIE nt wspaper for thirty days.
by order u the Board of County Commits.
sioners. j IA JDB Clerk
Nlnnemucca, January & 1879 BOD
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-14
a cARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
1ndiscretiUns OF .outh, nervous weakness 5.
cary decay. loss Of ma1hood, &c i i'll s nd
d recipe that W Il cure YOU, FIRE. CT CHARGE.
Thi. great ren coy was discovered by mis-
sionaly in Soufh America SEM "a Sc. fad
dressed eLvek pc to The REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station D Bible House, New York
City. dsc-2-7S-1y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-14
SALT, SALT.
The Desert Salt Company

MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates.
ADDRESS ORDERS:-"DEsER SALT Con-
PASY. Browns Station, O. p. r.
Nevada" sul6-TS.U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10

Ire proposition for the appointment OF women
upon the school board seems 10 have Afforded
tne ooaid a good deal Of amusement la st night,
anu MT l@VeJoy Is said to have been convul-
siveiy ionhy In his remarks depicting the un-
sui'ae'ebess OF women for the position. It
oeenis 10 Us tha' considering the rather close
relations women have to children ana tho,r
knowledge Of the needs OF the lutte ones In
school ard out there is eminent fitness in their
appointment upon school boards. Instead or
being out OF place there we think the presence
OF women upon school boards would have a
decidedly wholesome effect, and give chara ter
and dignity tn the proceedings. There would
be less spirituous fiuency In debate, and less
talk too creamy" to bear reporting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10
The New York papers to-day are drawing
morals Maino NJ

The New York papers to-day are drawing
morals from the Maine election. That Of the
Herald Is that the democrats OF Maine are as
good as ruined by the result, and, In view OF
Blaine's success In running the campaign on
the southern issue, that If the national demo-
cratic party wishes to succeed it must, as
quickly as possible, unload some of the bur.
dens 1t Is carrying, and mainly the "solid
south" The Sun thinks Blaine's failure to
carry Maine on the popular vote, is fatal to his
presidential aspirations. The Tribune, on the
other hand, says that those who think that
"Blaine Is dead" may prof1tably study the
returns, and gives enthusiastic praise to his
management OF the campaign. Among other
lessons taught by the result, that
paper thinks the democrats especially .'can see
In the wrecked and hopeless condition of their
party In Maine, where greenbackism has vir-
tually devoured and destroyed 1t, abundant
proof that they cannot afford to lend them
selves to disloyal and dishonest schemes for
the sake OF temporary success. 1t Will prob
ably be seen thai the hard money democrats In
Ohio VIII be aroused, by the fate OF coquetry
with reputation In Maine, to bold and deter
mined effort to make an end Of Ewing and his
helesies." The Times also praises Blaines gen.
eralship and says he Is enjoying an interval of
unstinted popular admiration which must re-
pay him, for the time at least, for the extra
ordinary exertions which he has put forth.
The World says:
1.-THE effect Of the election upon the contests
Y CLlo and Iowa * TOO soon to anticipate, but
the republicans Will saTdly take anything by
shouting that they have won victory and
made Maine safe. The state is practically at
the mercy Of the aDtLrepublicanS next year
with ticket dividing the Presidential electors
between the gTeenoackers and democrats on
the basis OF the last vote, unless Mr.. Blaine
can do something better than his be5t-keep all
the votes he has, buy as many as he purchased
this year and then detach some from the as yet
mistaken opposition. The lash has been laid
on, the shoulder has been put to the wheel the
traces have been strained, and Mr. Blaine'S
wagon still sticks in the mud Maine Is
doubtful state-no longer a republican state
That tells the story"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10
Special Tax i'm the County.

When the system of special assessments was
1naugurated In this District it was intended to
be confined principally to city property. The
system has been tried and abandoned the trial
proving 1t not to be equal In its benefits or its
burdens, and consequently unjust to the clti-
zen. In the experiment it was hardly possible
to specify the city and exclude the county, and
Sc the system was considered to have been
extended over both; but its practical applica-
ton In the county showed 1t to be unjust and
unequal. As was remarked by one of the dele
cations that appeared before the Commissioners
on Monday: " In the city every mans lot abuts
upon some street or alley, and when all streets
and alleys have been improved and special
assessments laid upon all property adjoining,
all property owners will have been assessed
alike. But In the county it Is neither practi-
cable nor desirable that public road should be
laid out through or adjoining each and every
farm. The country roads are no more benefit
to those who own lands adjoining than to
those who do not Yet under this system the
former have to pay all the expense OF the
special assessment while the latter pay none."
When we consider the damage from loss OF
ground, dividing OF farms and fields, changes
OF grade, deep cuts and fills, fences and expen-
stve stone walls to be built and kept up, the
injustice Of the application of this system to
the county becomes apparent. Such roads as
those OF It'll street, Bladensburg and Tennally-
town were rot built for the benefit of the per
sons who resided along their lines. Their &C
commodation was secondary consideration.
These roads were built because they were great
arteries Of travel demanded by the general
public and required for the general good. All
New England and the middle states came to
Washington over the Bladensburg road, while
the members of Congress from the great
west came by way OF Seventh street and
Tennallytown. 1t seems folly as well as op-
preston to tax by special assessment the ex-
pense of these roads upon the property owners
merely because they are adjoining and let
those who reside back quarter Of a mile go
scot free. There would seem to be point In the
claim, therefore. that these roads are not for
private, but for public benefit, and as such their
expense should be borne by the general fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAHROAD,

RALTIMOBE AND OHIO HAulROAD.
THE gREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
Nort and rss oaaSw.:. West
To take 'ffs LIVE ssHVaHa' Nk si1 "a 1Ss
Ii SsS: .ss IL E I'M:
sssa:?f: saa W. sEs ss
risi .n snd way, via lRel.y1 ,,.,.,,
u $40 m:-Roint q Rocis Piedmont. str.sburs.
" s5 SSsser v,S pnG Way sssaops
Bss%Srs Espse.s f.TioT osI q Rev To4P and and
s:ss mztst Louis Chicago. Columbus and
valley Br,S1eh: except sunday; Thrcus6 car 70
saaa. s'ssR; sss:SzSss Ann.po
Golsss sssss Hsdrs xE 0n.po s'. juno
2H : m--Balhmore. Annapolis. Ellicott City
I;sS ); nnssx York: Philadelphia. and Boston
m-f $S9 Sunday ~ enlE Baltimore and Way.
E1prses: Frederick. vis ksisy: STOPS Il Annapolis
1:s5 z: m,-tPoint Of Roehs. Frederick, Hasers-
q snd ap Wv On to
4:4O p. m -tBalrmore, Annapolis and Way Sta
6:so pmk.tPHMADKLPHIA. NORFOLK AND
sALa H kMgk pExPREss NoE,cs except Sun
boat ( Canton 6tope at Bladensburg and laurel
$50 p. m.-Pont Of Rocks and Way Btations
s R!tRsiRfI; SIG vi h4f sassR roo
sis p:a:@iftGiH1oAao COLUMBUS ANDp1rrs.
tP,nntt a,s except sSnd1y& Sv py,r.,r,.
AND SAlfMoRE Exf n3s s1ps 2
burg and LAuel Sleeping car to New York, aud
special seeping car to Philadelphia
Pullman Cars
tD.ily. t6unday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday
Ali trains stop 1t Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio = .cket Offices, Washington Stsf1oD and
COS, 6l9 and lkS5 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
Master Of Transportation
T. d COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO g. KOONTZ General Agent myl7tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10
The Democratic Situation I'm New
York.

1t Will be settled at the democratic convention
that meets at Syracuse to-day whether Mr..
T1lden is to remain master Of his party In the
state, with the prestige Of that dictatorship to
aid him In his aspirations for the presidency;
or whether he Is to be deposed and lose at the
same time all hope Of a denomination for the
White House. The New York Star of yesterday
states edtorially the position occupied by the
anti-Thden men, scouts the idea that they will
"wheel into line If Tilden's man, Robinson, Is
nominated for governor, and declares In the
most positive terms that In no event will they
support him; that body OF $4,000 democrats
are fixed and immutable In their purpose to
oppose him; that there Will be no ratification
and no support of his nomination that will
carry him out of New York city with
q majority Of votes; and that no demo-
cratic nominee can be elected who does
not go out OF that city with very large majority
The organ of Tammany goes further, and
makes fierce war upon Mr.. Tlden's candidacy
for the presidency, and says '.the day that wit
nesses his nomination will dissolve the connec-
ton that now unites thousands OF respectable
men TO the democratic party, and will throw
many more thousands of the independent votes
into the scale OF the republican candidate
The causes for this, 1t says, are not far to seek.
Mr.. Tilden does not stand In the country at
large As he stood at the last election. There
'shave been revelations In his history which
cause men to shrink from the idea OF his being
made President; and no party organization or
party discipline, however well managed, or
however 1t may be supplied with money, viii
bring to the polls the votes necessary to elect
him." 1t remains to be seen whether this
brfstliDg proclamation by Tammany Will have
any effect upon the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10

The smoke has cleared away sufficiently In
Maine to show that corporal Davis will be
the next governor. The legislature Is un-
doubleday republican In both branches, and will
elect Davis If he Is not elected by majority of
the votes OF the people. The legislature elect
does not as is enormously supposed elect sue
cessor 10 Senator Hamlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10
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TOTO GREAT 1O1n
1919 xENN0YLVANN 1913
10 THE NORTH. VEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Eails.

1879 r1s $sS4S f1.r. 1879
10 THE A9ETH; WEsT, AND s0gTHwssT.
SPLENDID sozs.z1. H1ssmsosna 1oU.,x.xz
TEAMS Lew. = Es sa }HSs a ST.: from D.,o
p... corner Of Sixth and streets. :. ioIloIa:
90 Gr e Rs 10 3 rs
Rittsburs 70 Cincinnati 81 LouE md Ghiosso;
BALTIMORE ARD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
sna s6s so & Bn dsy
Sunday 90 Pm; S.iy. e1cePs s:sSsd.y. With
IosI H.ssn and Eimi1s. s 10 g sm. aaais. az:
For es Ssv s3 9oaf and tn. r. 80 daily except
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tzoeRt sSndsy a. ana d! dGis 1871 2; n Is.y.
For a.s. snS SnHiS
ard 20 p m., daily. except SUNDAY; 10 SO am.
FOR Psp:s ossss Ins g 81 1. =. and .,o m.
For ANN nS:e eaasps s g o,,,
ALExANpRIA AND EREp1RIoKsBURa RAIL
T WAY = ANR ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
For Alsz.ndria 7Is. 9. g. TO- IL Am :Is. 3. 4:2o,
"a: land II 80 pm. On sundsy st 4 m. and
For Richmond and the south. 80 Am. daily, ana
49,. 40 9. p n; Haiiy. except pt Sunday:
40, II an: J. p :O.t. g 2 and II pm. On
Sunday Ut 8 and 10 Am, and pm
Ttckets. Information. Sleeping and Parlor Oar ~
oommodatons can be procured Ct the oliceo, north.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyania
avenues northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
ylvaniA avenue and at the depot, where orders cAr
ho1elD and reeidenCnG
T. r: FARMRR. General PASSENGER Aren't
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager poyS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-10

A correspondent makes suggestion how to
solve the problem Of preventing destructive
Spring and autumn Holdings OF the states OF
Louisiana and Mississippi. cit seems worthy OF
consideration,