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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

The military gentlemen who c?Dposcd tint
court martial that rcc,ntly reviewed the Porter
case seem to think that Gen. Porter was one OIL
The f;w general officers on the Federal side who
knew what they were doing at the second bat
tie of Manassas. S, far from Being the cause
of tho q. sat 90 that occasion it sppelrs that
be saved the entire Union army from complete
sunihils.ion. Every one who saw the railroad
Gu! on that battle fcli, filed as it was with
dead and dying federal soldiers, supposed tba
the work Of the demon of slaughter there would
hav, suf6cad even su,h moloch as Gensra
Grant; tut it did not satisfy General Pope, &C
because General Porter was induced by bis dis
erection and military knowledge to add uoIhioe
to the fright(ul mortality Of that DAG, but
rather to diminish it. and 50 allow thousands CT
good northern men, who would otherwise be
dead aad almost forgotteu,to bs alive suG reads
to vote the democratic ticket at the next o'ec
tion-for almost all the nortaero soldiers arc
democrats now-he WAS not only dismissed The
service and disgraoed. bu. barely escaped DO
iug SHOT. His complete vindiciti,n is g's,l.
fling evidenc, Of the resumption Of reasons
sRay
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FnEEEG@ ITE,GS.

Princess Christians IS reported better. but nc!
&c. 9ut Ct danger.
There i an apprehension in England thai the
government. Intends to levy 81 increased duty
on .ca.
i valuable psG:ing OF Christ hss baen stolen
::om .lo EhUfci! oG Campo dc ChriEtsnG, II
hrdai3sia.
TIE Powers lavo received ncts f:om Greece
asking their mediation for Tho settlement Of the
TIrco.Eclle2ic frontier.
Surgeons have succeeded in panlessiy ex-
.Tacting & grain OF powder which had remained
il Emperor Williams hoad sirco Nobiling's at
temp. or his !iio
The British furco under Captain Cough has
deE,a.ed body OF 800 Afghsns, killing 400
me British los is three officers and three men
Killed and thirty wounded.
Ire betting on the race between the Cam.
bridge gid Oxfcrd crews, which takes place on
SaLuTG.-, is now two TO ono on Cambridge. Ali
expects believe that the race will 10 mere wax
over.
GariaA!Gi hss left Caprors !ur Komo. Some
political Importance is sttached to the journey,
because OF Gsfibsldrs reccn: letter in regard 20
&c: OH GarbAldis Nea Guinea colonization
scheme.
4 sqda ZION Il tho tenth B;i.i.!l hu:asrs was
swept away by tho current in the Cabul river,
AiXhani..an, on hiarch 81, and 3 lieutenant and
iHrty :noa arc missing. Sixteen bodice have
bacn recovered.
i Vienna Dispatch states That tho rlldcrpeS.
hes 3 r2.d 20 one hundred villages ia Bohemia.
The iai:c:aa points have been surrounded by
military forces. Tho government has resolved
10 discontinue the precautions sesns! Tho plague
III i!u:s:;.
This Pupo has summoned 10 the vatican sew
o-sl scc!caas!iCs WHO had Dosn punished in Ger
.aaEy for infrac:ons Of the May laws. His Ho-
!inc&s desires by inquiry into tho various cases
20 fad limo CT conduct c.lcu!ala.! 10 avoid any
conaic; with the law.
although supplementary elections fox mem
bers Q: tho French Chamber Of Deputies will
take pirco il eighteen departments on Sunday
next, tho conservatives have only started csndl-
ds.cs in thrco OF taeul. This fsc. is considered
TO spesl: volumes for The growing strength OF
Tic republican regime
uaya:iy sdviccs slsto tina! the recen. minis
:cra crisis in Spain WEE due partly TO tho desire
20 give admit:snca to the Cortes of The members
clcc! i:oia Cubs ard Porto Rico. snt in general
- h-ing i:to c;Fsc: tho new electoral law. The
Cuban estimates viii claim !he Immediate at
t.ntion q !ha new ministry ard tho Marquis
Haco La Ncrcei is making careful study OF
the matter,
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alexander EEnteT.

Nj. Huutcr repio5cni5 10 In: deus. Ct Del,
sstes-o! Ehcb he is 2cc Of the youngest mn,
bors~-iac c5lCty If A!.Z2cdria. Of which :,
has been residen: tom carly boyhool, tbou,.
native Ct Norfolk, where he YES borc j, ~,
Despite the snects Of the Gaoskil! genus, "6,o,
will tell, and descended from & military r,ca.
his father being Commodore ia the cd L, :
Navy, bis uncle General, and a lorc Ij,c r.
ancestors having served with hone, Il -.
army or rayy-:t is 90. strange that On H..
broakiog Out Of the war, he, though bu. try
Of sixteen. volunteered as private il tie ;,,'
Gus l7th FirGiuia Rcgimen: Ct kenpet's B.
gade.
organization in oil !'s battIes-Bu Rur, S:rfn
Pines, Gsiacs' Mi!-uali! he WAS cap.ur2d a.
Erazier's Fam. ard imprisyaa3 ct Etr: Va
rcr. Being sGop EXCHANGED. lie ob!aiceG /,
transfer 10 the famous B.esh !io.:a Ca7.l;r,
and scrv3i with them n 3! their t.l.ss'
career.
While ca solitary scout witnin the clccj,' -,
lines, he was cap:urcd ADD carried to Washioc
ton, but escaping from The Cd Capitol Pfis5,
made bis way through Baltimore to MJ1ociey
end essayiog to cross the Potomac on a la.,I,
constructed rait, he 1898 discovered ty rg:,
Of Federal sQlIiery, rcc!r.uJ5. and sen,
Camp Chase.
While on the SGsfcrsiy1 B.jgc at Cam
Chase, he again cscspeG, end made his Way "a
| the depth oil wl2ter on !Go. ,srlugh Wrs' VIZ
GINA, Lu. u. E:ikl:y SFr;og>. near Mortts.
burg, Ts3 again Icclptured AID clnhnst Ia
a guard house Il! g station called 81! Johns KU.
on the Baltimore & Chic ro.G. 10 again e..
| capped By climbing OF. OF tho chimney, tsU.gs
| burning his clothes half ol in the n..omp,. ~,
stimulated prob.biy By tho fro in bis -ci-. So
ceedsd in reaching the Cor.edcra.s lines
| Rejuining his com .nand, be WAS de;pera,..
| wouCdcI at tbs battle OF SpGl>ylva2i. T.. II
and fell into the hands Of me cneMy, bat Wa re
| captured by our iJIC1s. Joining the B.acs
Horse csvalry after his recovery he cs.snst IT,
surrender =. Appomn.!ox. jo,noi ,lohas)H Il
| North Carolina, and surrendered with him.
| After tpe War he followed the Profession q
| farming, bu. hiding i. di;!asteul - h; cn.,,.
| prising split ho csDouacd Journalism, aat l.,
won high reputation as spicy writer.
| In the presidential campaign Of ~ in coz.
| psny With ths! brillisn! Virginia orAto:, G.
| VIM. kilgour, he stumpnd Indiana, ONO 81;
| West Virginia for Pte.ide1. Tilear; all W.
| the next year chosen the Standard hoa:er q. =
Conservative party in lis county, AMI c."c:.,
| by over $50 msjcrity.
| He il what may h0 t.rni3l moderate f"s q.
| iust0r, and faYors the acceptance 81 the h1. d.
| holders last proposition; Is Determined en9,
| ncnt 10 the M0tet. plucn; wss Ell ur!cn: aIv
Gale OF the Jane. River rslroal, Gni ms d.
| earnest Gnd able speech in its favor.
! In appearance no braT5 8 marked :13.mb.rf
| Of Senator Gancl lie is q iIsnt @ud tore l.
speaker, anG aw.vs commands attan:iJ"
carries weight Richmond CopI,ncrciGt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

All right thinking men ara gratifad to know
that after fair trial General Ptr!er has been
vindica.ed. The report Of the curt martial
completely exooerates him from sny charge Ct
naturalization or derelictioo Of duty; hnds
nothing 10 bis couducs or movements unworthy
of tbs highest commentator. and gives to him
the entire credit CT saving from disaster the
whole Federal army o! the second battle OF
Manassas. Unpre JUDGED men will rejoice at
this, NOT only from their patura love CT justice
but because it removes stain cast upon brave
soldier by military fraud, in his eff1ris to par
TALLY relieve himself from the msried odilm
Of dssracelul defeat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

We trust that the generally expressed desire
to see whether or not Kentucky will hang o
Bufcra." may not induce jury OF that Slate tc
hang. man who, according TO those Who kooa
him best. and by the evidence Of his own re-
marks Immediately after the murder, is proved
to be entirely irresponsible for what he doee.
The community ia which bio lived, aud which
was aware OF bis condition, should bear the
blame of the murder for allowing him to 90 at
Iorao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

MRS. DIVERS HUSBAND At HoME.-Be
reference to the catalogue of the Millersburg
Female college, page seventeen, it will be seen
that the business department of that thriving
institution is under the management of Col.
Thomas NJ. Oliver, who is an uncle of Prof
Geo. T. Gould, the principal of the school,
The quiet town of MIlersburg is rampant at the
IE not sla hss Daen gwen ne vi. vag
indignation is expressed at the management of
the college. By letters written to the post.
master l learn that Mrs. Oliver has tor
years been trying to effect some sort of settle.
mept With Oliver, but WIS unsbls to do so.-
Since bis residence 10 Mersburg Oliver has
proved very exemplary map.-Fa7s Ky
Citizen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI.WEEKLY BY
EDeAR SNOwDTN.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1879

The ARLINGTON CAsE.-1u tie United
States Circuit Court, To-day, hefoto Judge
Hughes, tee. bill Of exceptions in tho Arlington
case-Lse vs.. kaufnap-wss signed, ard
writ Of error granted to the Supreme Court
CT the United States, 10 meet 10 Washington
CO the 81 of October next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

The State, the people, and the members Of
the General Assembly, arc to DO congratulated
upon the 6usl adjournment of that body last
night. Take it all 10 all we ne'er shall lock
upon.its like again." After next wiotor, for
tunately for the best interests of the State, the
sessions will be held only once in two years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

The election OF D.. J. L. Cabell, OF the Uoi'
sersity of Virginia, as president Of the National
Board of Health, is we'll merited honor 10 o
distinguished VirsiniaD. but it is also an earn.
est of the efficiency of that board. They have
put the right man in the right place, and men
who kcow how 10 DO that, generally know how
to perform their other duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

SURPRISING BUDDHIST NUNNERIEs The
Imperial Government in China has ordered
the closing of the Buddhist nunneries. The
Rev. George f. Fitch, Presbyterian minister
at SoochoW, writes on December l9:-"Dsy
before yesterday quite Title stir was created
in this city, and, indeed, suppose. throughout
the whole country, by an order from Pekin
closing all tho Buddhist nunneries throughout
the whole land. For Just what reason We have
not definitely learned. Just across the way
from our house are two nunneries. aud on that
day the occupants moved cut The younger
will marry and the elder will be sent to the wi.
do%s' asylum"
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Rhode Island Election.

Providence, r. l., April S.-Block Island
gives Van Zandt l09; Segar 148; the total vote
Of the State is; republican 97l8; democratic
55l6; greenback and scattering 81,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

At meeting of the Philadelphia Society for
the Promotion of Agriculture, yesterday, the
question Of contagious peuro pneumonia 10
cattle was discussed. 1t was stated that the
Governor felt tinid abou! taking measures to
prevent the spread OF the disease, and it was
proposed 10 appoint commission OF i've ad'
is now before the Legislature. Most of the
members were of the opinion that contagious
pleuro-pnaumonis did not exist in the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

CLAY AND CEITTENDEN IN COUET.--it was
my happiness, with B. H. McCoWr, 10 rec thcac
two distinguished orators appear in the cour!
house in Lexington as opponents in The case Of
will made by Mr.. Steele Judge Simpson
resided.
The court house Was crowded by tho fame OF
the cd 7ocates. | suppose al were 'iiends and
admirers OF the tTo orators. certainly Was,
although thought Mr.. Clay. BIZ tact snd ora
tory, gsiusd o decided advantage. Ga The law
points, there was much that WIS intcrlOcutory
between the two gentlemen, Mir. Clay trying 10
perpley Mr.. CritteEden by question. AL this
was conducted in good humor between them
selves and much to the Amusement oftbc crowd
the will worthy Of his ACKNOWLEDGED ability.
Ofcourse the case 10 itself was very dry
one. But when Mr. Clay approached it fairly
and fully, and came to assign reason Wcy 40
old bachelor uucIe, neelecliog all kiodred be-.
his whole estate, then he displayed po,Tcr Ct
the most affecting elcquencc, which doubt il
be ever once cxoelled on aay clher oec3soh ci
his life.
Tho spring of the emotion, the. produced
eloquence, was 10 the development Of the nrin
cip!e that the human heart must have oEi:c.s
for its Affections. His owa lie bad hut lately
become moro Gesolste ~ ;he death cf 2
favorite and lovely daughter Mrs. Ersia. l
was sitting near him, aad regarded him
with the deepest interest. lie showed
that the niece, made heres,, had dc7o:ed her
whole time ard love 10 her uncle and 80 had
absorbed his affections. 1t was therefore nstu.
raj and reasonable es he maintained, thst the
uncle should reward her affection "Gd unwearigd
devotion as he had done. As he spoke Of tho
hearts affections aud he objec.= offs love- / could
see his own great heart dlla.ing sad heaving 10
his swelling bosom, until he stood before the
court with his arms widely expanded, his hear.
heaving and swelling with emotics, while his
whole face was sufused with nocd o: tears.
When he closed Esid 81 have this day sen
the greatest orator nv eyes ever behcld' Ito
gained his case.
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s,aa Manners at Washington.

| Before il slips my mind, as it has go mary
| times when 1 hsvo been writing TO you. want
| 20 roise son:o few incidents which occurred a t
| the Mexican minister's grand ps-ty few wooke
sincn, related - me by friend who unfortunate.
| II was Al eye witness 10 the shameful procsed =
| inS:. Sho said she and her escort unfortunately
stood Hca' The supper room, Snd when the doors
wc-3 opened :herento she Wsa pushed with :he
! velocity of lyiag cannon ball into tAo.-oom,
sid actually on 10 tho table, where. to save her
ao.f from making full length pottrsit. she
plaEgci nc. nicely gloved hands into pyramid
OF cream. demolishing lis fsir proportions. while
tho maunc.ess crowd pushed and squeezed and
| snatcnei the good things. One man bore tu two
bottles OF champagne 10 corner, ard, win u
compnnon. emPtiod the contents 0: oIo holding
the other meantime between els iee.. ruin.
loss hand pulled tho silver skewer5 from somo
| raicy dressed inca. and pocseted them as sou
vcairs.
Il wc.naa was discovered in the set Of pu..ia &
q choice specimen of china cup into her cspa-
cous pocEc:. l wonder il she is the woman OF
whom Judge Wrigh: spoke few days ago,
whcn relating sn Incident which occurred q. q
!i:tie excursion ho gave 10 como children. 1t
was reported to him that 3 good sized girl, not
bGloaeirg TO tho invited guests, YVES filing her
pockets With oranges ard spples, minus any H.
vitatlon.
On being poia!ed Gu. to him. the Judge &C
! cc:tcd her with, Little Girl. how many apple!
BAD oranges have you taken y The girl paused
with lnotnentary confusion, then said, enc,
sir Let me feel in your pocket" ssid the
judge and then 10 took Out. and took out, un.
Ill twelve oranges end four apples made pile OF
crimson end gold by Eor side. 'Her pocket
reached dowa 10 the hem of her dress" said the
sslonishod man, and then he said, Il recognized
her as tho child OF woman here who is respect.
ably connected, and lives WE'LL out WHO goe, 10
parties provided with such isthomless pocket,
into which ase puts everything which comes
handy.
no. only do hungry i'll behaved crowd 80 to
OFT own large gatherings here, but thrust thom-
selves in at foreign entertainments, much to the
modification OF all well behaved Americans.
Sven st ST. Edward Thornton's those msnnerless
creatures arc recognized wait impaiienly fer SUP
uer TO be announced and then making rush
t3r the table shat the more leaurey incomers
SEQ nothing but the debris Of what was such q
beautiful s'gh! only short time before Wash.
cor (tR fQ-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

WRITISa Everybody, says Chambers, is
now taught to write and there are probably few
persons belonging TO whnt arc called the respec'
table classes who do not imagine tina! they can
write letter fairly, both as regards calig.sphy
and correctness of expression. Our opinion is
somewhat different There is an immense
amount of bad letter writing. In vast number
Of csses coming under our experience, persons
of good education do not know how to write
their own name inteligibly. We have coon 8
letter written by finished" young lsdy OF tho
period in her nineteenth year
The penmanship itself was ugly, ungainly,
and awkward; the spelling OF several ordinary
words was incorrect; small letters were used
where capitals ought to have been; and we Won
dered rs We peru8ed the ill-oomposed, badly.
written document how being of even moderate
abilities could send forth anything SO imperfect.
Yet this young lady had bean for years at a
English in sll its branches, the mistress of which
slso was lady of cultivation and refinement.
Penmanship is far 10 little attended to in
schools, even Of the beat class. No doubt orna-
mental writing is often taught; but this style
generally units tho pupil Cor the plain oVery-
day process. The best model for daily use
should be placed before the young lady for at
least one year before che leaves school, and after
she has emerged from the regular text and half
text copies Epistolsry composition should slso
be studied ss q distinct accomplishment if the
pupil have no natural talent that way.
Good pcumsnship is as necesGary..tor lady or
gentleman rs good style CT talking or reading.
If man is owner cfs large estate, with servants,
money and ir fuence at command, we wonder
all the more il he writes a can, cramped or il
litersto hand. We take up his letter with feel.
ing of surprise and say: What is this the pro.
duction of So-snd. 60? 1t looks like the wretched
scrsping of soma poor lsborer with SCARCITY of
b h1.N Rad tISr1~ han ftf a0t
upon the eye as diacordsnt tones in music have
uOOn lha ,ar
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Fire.

NEW YORK, Arpil "a fra occurred thi:
morning in the four story brick building, No,
4sG Broadway, occupied for the most part by a.
Selgman, manu- fsc,urer OF corsets. He osti.
mates his loss at So. Geo. fully covered by in.
sursnce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

CoURT OF. APPEALS OF VIRGINIA Yesterday.
!A:exspire and Fredericksburg Railway Com
Haby ". Farmer; ARGUED By +. j.. Smith. il,
End $. i. Beach Ter plaintiffs, and H. O..
Csu2h tcl fer defendant, and submitted.
Fioley Us. Edwards; submitted.
Aexaadei Vs. HARRISON and others; ar sued
by II. o. C!augL!on 70. appellant and +. l..
Smith, jr., ior appellee, aud submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

EATEN III RATS. "A shocking discovery was
mad, ~ !ilo police in house on Twenty
escoGd streo! between j. and NJ streets, yester-
day. Tho lac, is lonely, the surrouodiug
dwellings detached and Of the same character
~ tie one ia which tho horror was discovered,
oac story Tram, shaG.ics. Jano Howard, 40
old coiorcd woman, who occupied the cottage,
had. 90 thc ncighbors supposed. gone to place
ii service ab9u. tErco weeks eincs and locked
up her y:lsc2. A disgusting smelI had, how
ever, been observed about the house for about
Z week past, and some children climbing up 10
The wadoY yesterday, saw what looked like o
human foo. protrudi0g from behind the door
Of ia inntr room. The alarm was given and
the police broke open The frai! structure. The
sight cad smell which assaiIed their senses was
sc!scn!pe 10 irightlul degree. There lay what
had once boca q ToinaD, but nov scarcely re-
cogaiZabls as human. The rats had eaten
nearly all the flesh from tho bones, and what
remained weG in al advanced degree Of decOm-
poaition There wa3 no possibility OF removing
the remains without. them falling to pieces. so
tho coroner wss notified. and the place nailed
up TO swat his examination this morning. No
c;ie to the cause OF death could be gs!he.ed.-
Vast. Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

NCT CoSsuMMATEp "A case in which q ro-
mantle girl played an important part is narrated
IN the Missouri papers. She, with other ladies,
we're visiting the penitentisry at Jefferson City,
when ske Was struck with the appearance Of q
youthful convict, and his story was told by tho
wa!deE. When boy Just out of college ne had
become implicated in the embezzlement of trust
iuuts, FOR which his family dsoWned him. Be-
lievinc him innocent, the atory kindled her en-
thusisam, and m introduction was followed by
promises 10 correspond. This she did in spite Of
The !emonstrarces of her family end friends, and
before hs ternl Of imprisonment had expired she
had engaged TO marry the convict. The day he
waz 70 30 liberated she appeared in a carriage at
the entrance. and both parties were ready tor an
enhancing contamination Of their fondest hopes,
when :. hoTlit old unromsntic otIier arrested tho
r!nhcZzier on another Indictment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-03

Several 9! the employees Of the l'a1tlno,o
Po;tofficc have baln using heots n =,
Ljuimcnt With remarkable SUCCESS, aco ~
not heei;.!o to recommend It n strong 'e1"'
w. "''''' F, B. TYLER, Postmaster
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-26
BULLION TAN.

Notice Il hereby given that the tax on pro
caeds OF mines for the quarter ending March 81
1874, is now due, and payable at INV office In
the Courthouse OF the County OF Humboldt,
and that the laws for its collect on will be
strictly enforced
l.. L. RICHARD, County Assessor.
Wiz .emucca, May 30 1877. n,y26-sw
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R. III. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT. q. u. x. IL.
TOWN Lots FOR SAFE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnemucca, are
hereby Notified that all applications Tor the same
or on business relating thereto, snould be ad-
dressed TO the undersigned at San Francisco
AT the G. r. r. r. office where they viii receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same
are also notified 10 attend to the matter without
delay ana avoid trouble
nOl9. ID. III, HASKELL.
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LOTS: LOTS:: LOTs:::
SPRING CITY, NEVADA.

Lots can now be procured in the aourishing
mining camp of Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
District Paradise mines by applying to the un.
dcrsigned, the regularly Authorized agent fer
the sale OF the same, by letter or in person.
HARRY WARREN
MON 70, 1873 Sprins City, Nevada
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Commercial and Mining Agency

The undersigned having opened on office at
2l33 Mission, street, san Francisco, will receive
and promptly attend to all orders for any Dr.
SCRIPTION OF MERCHANDISE, SELL ORES,
BUY AND SELL STOCKS. AIRS. Thompson
viii personally attend to the purchase OF goods
for Women and Children. The business ex-
peri ence of both is a guarantee that they will
give satisfaction. H0MAS THOMPSON.
de .17-7S-tf.