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w D1S All. OF Mas. COLONEL SAMUEL STRONG.
did os.ohg, wife OF Colonel Samuel Strong,
siro,aa a, Akron, Ohio, yesterday. Mrs.
ts,o sns 81, was an esttmable lady, and well and
,ba a a;a. known In the eastern section 81
Min Mi h,sy. sne had been sick for some time
bel 81 ,saysls and nervous debility. Colo.
in p Ito, nag gone to Akron Washiy,q.
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j. NJ. VANDEGRIFT, President of the Howard
Association, New Orleans, November 10th, writes
THE GIRoNDIN has been fully tested by The Mem
bers of this Association during the last epidemic,
and 1t Is their general opinion that il is the best pre-
paratioa of the kind that ever has been offered to
the public
Therefore consider 1t my duty to recommend
its use, not alone during epdemics but as article
that should be kept in every well regulated house
hod.' g.. 80
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By TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, July 17.-Noon-Stocks strong
Money on call. 25aG43 DER cent. EXchanae-Long,
1861; short, 487a. State bonds dull Goyernments
firm.
Erentng.-Money easy at 2ls@31 per cent, FIX.
change dull a: 4S5414s5k. Governments strong;
new 5's, l04h; ~ per cents, 1853; per cents.
1Q1T. States dull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, July l7.-Virgnia 6's deferred,
61; cOnsols. 56h; second series. Blk: Virginia
1U-4O's, 40s; past-due coupons, 794. Bid to-day.
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"a IA h1-sENAToR's Son SHoT.-A telegram
e.s received last night from Hon. j. C..
Nv ,'er.son, brother Of ex-senator Robert
ln In, u South Carolina, dated Chicago, sta.
81 sa 'pat son Of the ex-senator, named r.
,sin" osoeftson, was shot. The dispatch con-
pah heu nothing more definite than this. Mr..
Sng;eltson, who is at the White SULPHUR
sawa S, was Informed by telegraph of the
We washington Post, l7th.
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July I5.-Rtdners are not oterisG for July. An.
gust, ami September deliveries, yet the adrices
from the other aide present the market as rcn-
not herc The lister deliveries ar quiet and
unchanged Prizes are nc for crude In buik
naDhtha Rehned NJ SIC. for fan deli verSeS forNeW
York, 61ic. for Philadelphia, and &c. for Balii-
nrn1 ! = ~
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VIRGINIA STATE DEBT.

We are prepared to FUND VIRGINIA BONDS
AND CERTIFICATES OF DEBT INTO THE
NEW BONDS under act OF March %. 1879. upoa
like terms and conditions as those proposed 6y
the funding associations.
Parties not holding The required proportion or
consols and petlers can have the adjustment made
through upon the most favorable terms.
All Bonds, &c. conided to us shall have our best
personal attention.
Will furnish promptly any and all Information
needed, X. II. MAURY & CO.,
....... Stock and Exchange Brokers,
nv 26-eo62m 1015 Main street.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

ELiCtlWOND MANN =.
THURSDAY. July II, 1879.
Country Produce.
Appkes June, 5OG75c. p barrel.
BeeS1Ddr: zoe. "a ID.
Butler: Prime to choice yellow, 12@l5c.: fair
corr zeal: 6oc p bushel for country; Csc for
Dr.ed Fruit: Apnes. 1Ka2c.: peaches, peeled:
Egos: In barrels. &c.; In crates, &c.
Feothers: Prime nve-goose. 35a40c common
FzGSssea: 81 n bushel.
Hoy: Virginia timothy. ,7o@752,: clover and
n onss eqG s1e6 IN demand New York. 6o@0'c
Potatoes: irish: = barrel, s1.75@$3.5o.
Rys: 65@7oc: . Susiei
Bnled Stra,o: 4Oc.
Wool: Washed. 32@35c: unwashes. o3aa6c.
BURY wool will bring from sc. q ID less tpan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. Sc.
Cement: Roseadale. $3.50 q barrel
Lime: Agricultural, S@l0c. p Dushel; Rockhnd,
llo@S1 - according c, 70 a9antty; Jointer tdn-
Plaster: Lump, $3.50; ground, So; calcined
0 Tar: Large size. ss.25@ss.5o.
Drugs, Dyestutfs. Oils, sc.
1ieohot: $3.50 "A gallon.
Concentrated Lye: S275@s4 p case of four
QOZen.
Gsae1fnsai: 3? S6c. p.
fsadige: $ sI1@ @ss
aadtsr: l2kc.
sl25: whale zoe; straits. 4OG45c.: Labrador
100 Oil. 5OM60c.; lard. 65c.; sweet, So F,noZen:
best salad. $3.50: castor. SlbO . Gallon : 'irdnls
luDrcatins, 300a0c.; Kerosene, lO.sc, cash. p gall
Race Ginger: SC.
Roots: Ginseng 9Oc.; seAeca, WALDORF top 329
SO Soda: SAL. 1a@2c, in kegs; English soda, SC.
American, 3h0I4c.
Spirits TurDentfne: 40c.
Dry Goods.
pro,o11 Sheettnos and ShITttnos. A Manches-
ter, 6c.;H Manchester. 6sc.: 7 Manchester. 44c:
A James River. &C.; James River; 6ac:; 4
James River 4s; ~ Gr1 sns Rd rg
"A W. Conestoga. TIC: + 6. Conestoga. 7c.: -.
Conestosa. 6lsc 10-4 Peperin, 27Ac.; lo-f City.
21 si:acSed sHiritnoS and sassttngs WAN
sutta, I2c.: "A MasonviIe, loc.: A RocsdaIe:
&C.; A Home. 94e: a onelaa; t .Go..esg'
ekc.: Wholesome. 9hc.; 4 Barn.ey, 5!as.: Zee
Dog. 5xc.; y. x Scituate, &C.: Methuan, &c; pe-
terSoroush, 4Hc.; l0-4 Waltham. 27Ac.; lo-4 City
SToion Drills: Petersburg. 7c-; GEaniteGlls,
&C.; Kockbridge, A, &c.; IA, s2c. 80
Corset Jsans: faVon'a' &C. AA''SA'-s' A'~'
Dsmtms: Harler l2hc.; Boston steam Mills. SC.
mend. 5lsc.; sprasne, 5ac:: Manchester. sAc,
Washington. &C.: Hamilton. 5Xc: Merrlmacx. 5Ag.
Mallory, &C.. Oriental, Pacific, &c.; Arnsid
&C.: Harmony. 5kc.: Wamsutta. &c.
Gdnbrtcs: Rice. 7c.. English. &C. i
FOREIGN Fru,ts and Candy.
Candy: 12@194c. q p. ~
Lemons: Messina. $5@S6 . box.
9rdnges: None in market.
Groceries, &c.
Bacon: Shoulders, 54c.; clear ru-sides. &c.
r,hbed &C.: Virginia shoulders. 6@6kc.; Viz.
enis hog-round. 7@7kc. YirHinN hams, large
Sol DC; small. 10@1 lc. snaar-0irea. uncanvasea
hams. ida OAc. Stock light: I.c..' !,
| Bucksts: Painted. TWO hoops, s1.2og$l'oo;
Rrooms: T,wo strings, sI.25; three strings
nj .5OtSSa; four strings ~ 25@s3. a
| Cotss: Rio--Cominon. 10N@ll e.: fair. Ing
| i &c: Java. 29@25c, Market advanctng,nr1n.s -,
| CandIks ..AdanAntine candles, lZ.st9l3c. v ses
I6gaISKc. q b.: half-boxes. lac: tailoW. iaS'
GfsSae; Prime cutting, stc'i hosaesn Az
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA NfARKETs.

July I6.-FIour continue' 6fm ard quiet With
lftEIc doing. Wheat; has aGyancedy Aad1 rsceipts
$1.I0. aud Ill for Falz, and $I.l5 6r Iancas-
ter. Corn Is steady and firm. and quotaitor, IA.
Good butter u scarce and shade higher. Eggs are
dulI nd lower. Other ayticles unchanged. Gazette.
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Norfolk.

A WOMAN KILLED BIT LIGHTNING AT PORTS
I MOUTH-sHOT IN TIE BACK-A FINE RAIN.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
/ NORFOLK, July IA colored woman
named Julia Cooper, living on Crabbe
street, Portsmouth, was killed by light
ming shock during thunderstorm this
afternoon while sitting ut an open window.
Lawson King, deacon Of the negro Bap-
list church in Suffolk, was shot in tue back
several times while stealing cabbage in. the
field OF j. #. Nurney, last night. Kings
condition is very critical. 1aFss :, ~ ! 2 -
The severe, drought was somewhat re-
lieved to-day by q soaking shower for
twenty minutes. " g: ''.a Ho&
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKET.

JULY l6.-Prices this week ranged as follows
Beer Cdttl,.-Very hest, aga iSc.; xood. $40
4sc: medium or good fair quality, 3aEG3ac.; rough
oxen, thin steers. &C., 2Hll3c. y d. gross -
Hogs.-Very best, 5i3G 5sc.; iouSh sradcs' @c''
5@5Gc. q b.. net.
SheepE31G3ac. a d., gross.
Lumos.-$1.50M$3.5 SO per head.
VeaLs-S36$7 pcr head
Mulch C0vS.-Sl S@:40 q head.
Receipts, about 100 head of beef cattle ann
hogs. Top cattle, ts9sc. of. quality conridtie Tel
other CRATES not very firm ~ quotations. Lest h'ss
have declined &c. Veal; very dull.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Fran@.

PARIS, July 1.-THE value of food sup
plies imported into France during tine first
half-year Of 1879 shows an increase OF near
ly 100000 as compared with the same
period of last year. 49,. =:
~, THE CABINET.
LONDON, July ia Paris dispatch to
the Times says: "The rejection by the
Senate of the anti-Jesuit clause OF Jules
Ferry's education bull. which is possible.
would lead to the resignation Of Ferry as
Minister OF Public Instruction, and per-
haps lead to other notifications OF the Cabi-
net"
Italy.
ROME, July IA telegram. from Alex
andrja, in the Piedmont States, says Cap
tain. Dehoda, an officer quartered In that
CITY, shot and killed General Franzini with
q revolver. -
Disaster TO an Ocean Steamer.
THREE LADIES' AND FIVE CHILDREN LOST.
HALIFAX, July 17.-Tbe steamer State OF
Virginia, from New York for Glasgow,
went ashore at Sable Island at 7:45 r. ID.
Saturday, Three ladies and five children
were lost in the surf while landing. The
vessel had "a passengers. 104 head OF cattle,
and a general cargo.
,1T1e purser and a boats crew OF the State
OF Virginia landed at Sherbrooke, GaysDo-
rough. They left Sable island Sunday,
when all the passengers saved were wen.
They report that the weather was Tine after
the steamer left New York until they got
into the fog, In " hich the vessel went ashore
Saturday night. Assistance Will be sent
from here to the relief Of the passengers on On
hbsisland.. s.,
Tha, names ef the passengers lost In the
wreck are Mrs. NJ. q. Martin, RS. w ilsOn,
iMrs:s Peden and two children. John We'd
strand, Mrs. n. Gloone, Miss Cor1ap, ana
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tn
II rELEeRApu PROM ALL D, !, auARrERs.


EFFECT OF. THE TERRIBLE STORM NEAR
BosToss Many Ewes lost AND MUCH
VALUABLE RR0 M Y DEsTRo DYED
STORMS NEARER IfoMK-A WOMAN
KILLED By LIGHTNING, AT PORTS
{ sroUTH-FIvE new CASES OF YELLOW.
FEVER IN THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF
MEMPHIS; CITIZENS AGAIN. FLEEING
YTLLow.FEvER oNAVEssEL AT PHILA-
DELpHlA-CHAsTAIN cox CONVICTED OF
THE MURDER OF MRS. HULL AND SEN.
TEScEDtTo BE HANG ED ON THE GOTH OF
AUG UsT-ElGHTs PERSONS; LOST IN THE
SURF WHILE BANDING FROM THE
STEAMER STATE OF yIRGINIA-THE BU-
foRD TRIAL-AMERICAN PHIL oGIcAL
SOCIETY; ELECTION OF .:OFFIcERS-vA-
3RtoUs FoRElGS ITEMS. &c.ys&c. sss&
. 4 - : 49,
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LOUISVILLE MASUFACTCKED TOBACCO
MARKET

JULY 14.-Nanuractured T0bacco.-Demand
coed and prices steady.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright, SIS, A.. and lbs, 44M50c.: mahoga-
ny, 1907. TBS, 430l4Jc.; mahogany double thick
SIS, 44@4 &C.: mahogany single thick Ss. 44M45c. ::
&C. and 10c plugs and fancy styles. 46GD4Sc. bright
16-oZ. tts.. 44l45c, bright double thick SIS, 44@
49,: bright single thick 3's, 44@4sc.: bright &c.
and 10c. plugs and fancy styles. 4S94ac.; plain
wrapper. 49,, To-. aud 1G-oZ., $780,; plain small
WORK. 4Oc.; second-grade lbs, rs. ana Us, 3S@4Oc.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
MIXED plug, smoking 34c.: stem smoking, in pa
per. 2Sc.; cut and dry smoking, 22@3Oc.; bright
and granulaIed rs, l.'s. aud rs. 27g30c.; bright
sranuaied: In bags, 29@75c.; pipe smoking, III pa
per- 2S@30c.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds, 7O(G75c.
Virginia fne and extra fig, 15GES0c.; Virginia fine
6-inch and 12-inch twist. 59@60c.: Virginia me-
dum 6-inch and 12inch twist, 45G46c. Virginia
medium los and 1G,s, 46@4Sc.; Virginia medium
inch pounds, Virginia good bright 1-nch.
33G35c.: Virginia common 11-inch. 32633c.
Virginia mahogany and bright navy, So and Is. ~
Case; Virginia black navy, IS and As, 40@42c.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. Sl.206DS1.25; Virginia
assorted, 4jGLGOc. Norlh Carolina and others, 4S
observation-disclosures .sf
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NEW Y0RE NusIr. nAEKETL

JULY 49, Wo,E-Trafe has been slow as vet
THIS week. The disposition appears to be to favor
buyers. wit the accumulated supplies and dImin.
ished demand.-JouTndL Of Comzserce
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UNBRoKE MULES

Quotations on all grades are slo@Sla Q head les p
saiaha must he fat Fat mules, four years old aud
Under. SEN ut $l06S15 less than mules OF same
grade Those that are over four years Old 70 seven
Saa "a n 20 n, ose marketahle.-IIE2eSs
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A Reprieye In the smith-Bennett

TRENTON, N. d., July, 1.-THE Court OF
Errors and Appeals will render an opinion
lin tie Smith Bennett case on Saturday, 10Th
instant. Governor cciellan has granted q
reprlye to the condemned prisoners until
August 18th. ,ss .s 1895 ssssst - =
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GIHcINNATI, July i7.--A dispatch 1rom
iMofgantowp, Ihidi lana, says eleven business
houses aud residences were burned at that
place Tuesday plight, Losa not stated
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"NEw ORLEANS, November 10, 1878.
Having freely used the GIRoNDIN DIsINFECT-
ANT in my private practice and for the Howard AS
ISOLATION during the past epidemic in this city, can
testify its claims dlsinfectant and deodorzer.
In my opinion it is without an equal"
MONTGOMERY BROWN, N. D.
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For sale in quart bottles or by the dozen at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
iy15 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NEW YORK sUMaC MARKET
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

JULY 15.-Snmac quoted At 4s0@se2.5O for
Sicily. S30@E36 for Tow grades do. and virginia
noninaIly at straightforward Of Commerce.
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Tn. nnfond murder-TriaI.

OwENT0N, KY, July H. In the Buford
mnrdeI-trial to-day, Mrs. Meriwether, OF
Louisville, testified. that she believed bu-
ford TO be insane. DIR. w. ). Chipley, an
expert, testified that from tue testimony
presented he did not believe tBuford was
insane at the time Of the murder. The de-
fence is less confident to-day. q $50
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DRUGS. NEDlCaNEs. osr.
DROTECT YOUR HOUSEHOLDS.
THE GIRONDIN,"

THE MOST EFFECTIVE OF ALL THE DIsISFEcr.
ANTS AND DE2DoR1zEns.
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my 26-eo62m

MONEY TO LENDING are prepared
QfI to negotiate loans Of from $1,000 TO 81 O,OOO
on improved unincumbered farms at from one
fourth to one third of their actual valne.
49,. CHAFFiN. STAPLES & CO.,
Nv I .eod6t Real Estate Agents, &c.
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.,aa 1a, agnes Jenks denies that she Ii III
p'0se 10 the Treasury Department.
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50: superiine, $I.25@S4.50: extra
S5.5OG$5.7 common family, $5.75@lS6 fancj
brands, S6Gt7.J0.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

july 16.-Prices to-day ranged as foIIo"s: Cat
tie very best, 4H@5c.; good 4sa4hc.; medium OF
fair quality, 3I6E4c.; thin steers, oxen. ana
cows. 3Ga3Xc.: caves, 3l4QG4Ec.: sheep, 4@4.c.;
lambs, s2.50@s4 q head or AZ: 3ac.; hogs. llYe'
d!5hc. cows aud calves, 5000 $40.
The market was fairly supplied With cattle ttf'
week, and sales were slow ut last weeks figures. or
q shade less. Calves continue 10 be In light supply
and demand. Sheep and lambs dull. Cows and
calves In very limited demand .-Gazette.
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LOrySyILLE LEaF.T0BaCCo MARKET.

July l4.-The market was quiet but steady. with
sales aggrt eating los hogsheads. The Pike House
sold ) hog>hcads: hogshead Graves County medi-
UNI Leaf. $3.50: hogshead Ballard County medium
leaf, $40: 2 hogshcads Livingston County leaf
and lugs. $3.50, So: hogshead Ballard County
Tugs, $4.50.-C0urier-J Journal
lOther houses had sales at like plccs.I
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. July II, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised ga hogs
heads and GO tierces. The offerings Mt auction on
Change were 100 packages of which number 90
were sold at prices ranging from 1920 TO &4l.5O.
DARK.
Ln9s.-Common to medium, S2.25Gls2.75; good
to fine. S3@S3.5O.
Ledf.-Conmon tn good short, S4G0?6 medium
TO tar long, $6GS750; good to very good long, $50
$3.50
Dark leaf good enough for wrappers and for the
best types of the Reges have becu thus far in very
light supply. There Is no assortment of dark sun
cured tobacco Offering.
BRIGHT.
Lngs.-,Common to medium, s4@S6; good to
very good, $7@SS.
Smokers-Fair to medium, sS6$lO: good to
very good. s12@S15; fine to fancy, $1,000
$3.50.
Lcaf-Common to medium, $7.5 o6lS9 good 10
very good, $10@S12.5U; extra cutters or Iers.
$15@$ls.
JlahOgany 1FrdDDers.-Common TO medium.
sl5Hs21 good 70 very good aud fine, S3OGS4O
extra fine, &4Jt1&5o.
Yekioto 1Vrnppers.-Common to medium, S25@
S35; good 10 very good, *iUMS50; fine TO fancy,
$55@575.
Occasional small lots have since the season open
ed commanded above The outside quotations. Indi-
cations arc that strictly fancy white wrappers will
lie III lgh. supply
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JULY l4.-Horses and Nuies.-Recepts were
light and the demand likewise, consequently bust
ness small. Prices unchanged and aaotati0ns
are as follows: 3 .a.. ,s.fr
HORSES.
Good Driving HOrseS-Few sales. 49,. .I26@S175
Plugs-ln fair supply; small demand. loo 35
Southcrr-Falr and good qualities
small supply; demand nodrrate...... 40@ rs
Streeters-Falr and good New YORK
strceters in Light supply; demand
fStr. FoGD ~
Strceters-Bost6u Philadelphia in s.
scant supply: light demand .....:..:.. 75e8t 30
light light demand esq 100
Driught Horses-Dtmand moderate;
few In the market. 95G0 lS3
..-1a.esa, MULES. '.f" -
Plug Mules-Supply moderate; demand
dull. $500. ;;.'.i' Soo
Plantation Mulcs-Supply small; DC a %
mana light. Toy "o
Smooth Mules-Pa;r and good quantities,
from Is TO 153 hands high, IN ialr ,.o,nx
smnply: demand moderate. ........... fot9 1oo
Smooth Mues-Falr ami good, from
l5kto 16 hands high, In medium sup ,o1, N.
| Smooth Mules-Fuir anu good, from ~
to 16S hands high, In fair supply ,,o<, 100
demand light. ...'.'..''''' 'ou@ NV
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MARINE ISTELLIGENCE.

MlN1ATuEE ALMANAC-JuLY Is, 1879.
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REMOVAL.

nEMOVAL.-I wish 10 inform my Gus
n toners and the public generally that have
REMOVED MY. DRESS-MAKISG Rooms from
where I am prepared TO do FIRST-CLASS WORK
IN tho Ia ,ast stsle, q MISS Fl. BRIGGS,
- '''~ 10 sos west Clay street.
DO aoa6t between Henry and Smith.
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IOITISA COURTHOUSE.

ro1RT.pAY-IHDlCTED FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y.sSEy's sPEECu-A REFRESHING RAIN AZ
TEEAL LONG DRY SPELL.
,cnrrn>,,nnl,euce oil tho Richmond Dispatch.l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-26

Are you Respondent sufferer from
SICK, headache, habitual costiveness,
palpitation of the heart? Have you
dizziness of the head? Is your nervous
system depressed? Does your blood
circulate badly? Have you cough?
Low spiritss Coming up of the food
after eating, etc. etc! All of these
and much more are the direct results
of dyspepsia, liver complaint and indi-
gestion. Green's August Flower is now
Acknowledged by all druggists to be a
positive cure. 2,40O, 900 bottles were
given away in the u. S. through drug
gists to the people as a trial. Two doses
will satisfy any person of its wonderful
quality in curing all forms of indiges-
ton. Sample bottles l0cts. Regular
size 75cts. Sold positively by all first
class druggists in the United States.
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Isarse TsAieyes Around.

Lee Duval, informs us that horse
thieves are plying their vocation pretty
lively in Paradise Valley at present.
They stole horse worth 5000 from
Widow hamance, and took a mule that
was hitched to q post near hemler's
store. A band of them with fourteen
horses, probably all stolen, were seen
ON Martin Creek, and our informant
learned before leaving the valley yester-
day, that a party had started in pur-
suit of them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-26

On the 9th instant detailed state
ment of the amount of bullion shipped
by the Paradise Valley Mining Com
pany from ores which they had worked
at the Rye Patch MILL was published
in the SILVER STATE. The amount was
then SlO4, AS A, which has since been
increased to over $685. 900. Comment
ing on this bullion shipment the New
New York Mining Record, which is a
close and intelligent observer of the
mining events of this coast, says:
"This assuredly is a goodly return
for new mine, and might be taken as
a good augary for the shareholders were
it not that under the system of man
agement unhappily, almost the rule in
San Francisco. No matter how large
the bullion product, the shareholders
get but little, if any part OF 1T. We
trust heartily, however, that the Para
disc will prove one of the favorable ex-
ceptions, and will set q good example
mons yerrofs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-26

WHILE a travelling menagerie was
holding its exhibitions at LIE Mans, in
France, lion escaped from its cage
through the negligence of an attendant.
The animal paced up and down the tent
quietly. but naturally excited great
alarm. The proprietor of the collection,
to prevent him from doing any mis-
chief, threw to his majesty an album
dant supply of raw meat. The plan
succeeded admirably for the lion, after
gorging himself with an unusually am
pie meal, walked quietly back into his
cage and went to sleep. As soon as the
occurrence became known the munich
pal authorities ordered the managerie
to quit the town without delay,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-26

The case of Mary Lovelock. VS.. G. A.
Kyle still occupies the time of the Dis
triet Court, The plaintiff introduced
several witnesses, who were examined
yesterday, and at the close of the plain
tiii's testimony, defendant moved for a
non-suit. The motion was denied by
the Court, after which defendants
moved to strike out certain portions of
plaintiffs testimony. Said motion was
argued and submitted, and the Court
reserved its decision on the same until
to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-26

Lawrence Barrett, the great TRACE
dian, and Barton Hill, Manager OF the
California Theater, San Francisco, were
passengers on yesterdays West bound
train. Barrett is under engagement to
play at the California.
Wash. O'NeaL just down from the
Paradise mines, called to-day.
f. p Torry of the Sedan mill, is in
town.
Deputy U. S. Marshall MeLain, who
has been to Lander County on official
business, passed West last evening
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-26
The Odd Fellows social.

The social entertainment given by
Humboldt Lodge No. is, |. o. o. F.,
at their hall last night to celebrate the
anniversary of the introduction of the
Order in the United States was a very
pleasant affair. The ladies, as is usual
OH such occasions, turned out in force;
The hall was brilliantly lighted with
gas, and the entertainment consisted of
dancing. singing, recitations etc. The
music by Cox, Buckner, Zeigler, Weir
and Hay was first class, and the supper
at the Capital Restaurant could not be
excelled. After supper the dancers re-
turned tothe hall and chased the fleet
ing hours with flying feet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-26

Women are still numerous among the
pedestrians. In St. Louis match
Anna Berger walked 100 miles in
twenty -four hours. One of the women
in Westfeld Mass contest seized
her competitor by the hair, and the
struggle became one of hands instead of
feet. Mrs. Anderson's latest attempt
is to walk a mile and half every hour
for twenty two days in Cincinnati. Six
days walks by women are advertised in
several Western cities, May Tanning
tainted on the track in Milwaukee, and
lay two days in a stupor. Two girls of
II are taken from place to place in New
England to exhibit their remarkable
speed in ten-mile races.