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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

Second District Court for the Parish OF OrleanS--
No. 40,723
pYC.E GIRARDEY. Auctioneer- Office No.
- 81 Camp. street-On SATURDAY. June 4,
1879 at 10 O'Clock M, at the st. Charles Auction
Hotel. In this city. will be sold at public
auction. by virtue and In pursuance Of an order
from the Hon. A. L. Tissor, Judge OF the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated
May 8, 1879, and rendered In the above entitled
succession. the following described property,
" ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
In the First District OF this city, IL the squaEe
bounded By Tchoupitoulas, ST.. Thomas. 81,
Theresa and Thalla siate Benz amin )streets. and
designated as lot No. 8 on q plan drawn BY u b.
Pile. dated fifteenth Of January. 1914. deposited
In the Office OF Octave de Armas, notary In thk
ment, n feet and inches front on ThalLa
strett t. ~ feet inches and lines front on 81
Theresa street. 125 feet and inches In depth gn
the side towards TchoHpitoulas street, and 10
feet inches ard lines on the side lineto-
wards st. Thomas street. Together with all tho
buildings and I'm provements thereon.
Terms and Conditions One-third cash. the
balance at one and two years credit for notY
specially secured BIZ mortgage and vend0fs
lien. bearing all the Hsuai clauses Of per ceH
per annum interest from dale Of sale until hnA
payment; per cent attorneys fees In event \
suit to enforce their collection. the improve.
to the holder OF the notes, and the purchaser v
assume the taxes due and exiRibie In 1879. oTeE
the price OF adjudication.
Act CT sale at the expense OF the purchaser ID.
fore W. J. Castell. notary public.
my17 "a 81 js7 hi
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON RAMPART.
between Grayier and Perdido streets
In THE MATTER OF EMMA MILLER, WIFE
OF Jefferson Huggaht. vs.. Oetayia Milldf
ct ais
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. % 554.

N
RY O. e. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-Of1c 10.
u 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, June 8, 1N9
at IL O'Clock m, at the ut. Charles Auction ~,
change, in the rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel
will be sold at bubble auction. by virtue and a
pursuance OF a decree rendered by the Homer.
able the Second District Court for the parish Q!
Orleans, on the seventeenth January, 1885,. and
an order supplementary thereto. dated tn0
eighth March. 1879. and rendered I'D tno
above entitled matter By the Hon. a. 1. Tisso1
Judge OF the same court. the following descriDed
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated z
the First District OF this city, In the sduaIgg
bounded by Rampant. Dryades, Gravler ana
Perdido streets, measuring Al feet 10 i1clesS
and lines front on Ramp part street BY q depu
OF 95 feet II inches. between parallel lines ~
The location Is CENTRAL, within two squares q
the Poydras Market. and adapted for store ana
dwelling purposes.
Terms One. third cash; balance at one ana
two years credit. for notes specially secured y
mortgage and vendors lien. bearing all LnI
usual clauses Of per cent per annum fnteless
from the day OF sale until final payment; ~
cent attorneys fees and the purchaser 70 -
sumo the taxes due and exigible In 1873. oVol
the price OF adjudication.
Act of sale before j.. Lewis. ESQ. notaly
public. at the expense OF the purchaser.
my17 "a 81 Je7
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1870

HIDEB-Messrs Hay & Mehle give the po-
sition OF The hide market In their weekly eircu-
lar as follows: a..
Tour quotations represent actual sales ss nIst
hands weie HUG, bundllng. drayage ana COIN
mission have 10 be addedl
Steer Hides. City Slaughter. over 81 No. oua
~ ~. WEN
''es's iitlao' ~ sts@ Q
Steer Hides. City Slaughter. under 10 "a .1e
10, 10 ..s.....s..+s. ..s'''.'"s. :. 80 . - "SSN
Cow Hides, City Slaughter, as they -,
run, ID ass. .......;.....,a,. IN i. <s "
Hips, City Slaughter. 90 to "a -, 70 a,<e
H haRs. IL pi ny aanb leoi ~ " so @75 o
G" Or, Hides. Flint, 40 to % IT, - 10 oil 9
Country Hides. Flint, damaged, half price :oo, :
~ unrnS aanh .................... 0 g
Tallow ,nttinnas IT. Ito auiat and
duli state, with a small stock. Wool fairly ac-
tive at 1ge for Louisiana, 2oh@2lhc for Lake.
TallOw scarce. -
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"THE REPUBLIC OF REPUBLICS"
BY ONE OF THE COUNSEL IN THE CASE OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

"A complete vfndication of the sovereignty Oh
the States."-WILLIAM M. RANDOLPH.
Il heartily commend ii to our people evefys
Where."-B. NJ. PALMER, D. D.
"An Invaluable contribution TO American
political literature."-H. N. SPOFF0RD. Uniseo
States Senator.
IAN admirably prepared and overwhel ming
" conclusive brief" first dition.)-CHAAi1n0
O'CONOR. .,A
"A truly great work on the union o. ~, fnS$
States and their federal agency.
DAVIS.
For sale to subscribers by
GEORGE ELLIS, opposite Postomce.
F. f. HANSELL, 80 Camp street.
mh15 eod3m
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depends almost entirely on the movement OF
securities between here and Europe. u Lon.
don, where money is excessively easy ana
where there Ii great difficulty Ia mploylng
n bmvs back American securities like Erie
b Ids. which 1t has been selling TO .us for
many ,a' months, then specie exports during the
coming summer will be avoided; otherwise,
II il not at all unlikely that some gold may
he exported. The money market here was
yery easy. The weekly statement OF the
New York banks was favorable, 1t showing
that the surplus reserve has been Increased
to SIG, oss.0OO, The deposits during the week
ran up to SO, 900. 900; and this amount can
only be accounted for on the theory that the
banks gained, LII addition to specie and legal
tender notes and discount credits, about
$4,000, 900 national bank notes.
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THREE STORY BRICK STORES. CORNER OF
LAFAYETTEAN AND COMMERCE STREETS.
TO CLOSE THE MAENHAUT ESTATE.

pY g. e. GIRARDEY. Aetioneer-Oflee 81
d Camp street SATURDAY, May "a, 1872 ct ia
o'clock ~. at the st, Charles Auction Exchange.
TIiHE THkEE THREE STORY BRICK
STOKES. forming the northeast corner OF La
fayette and Commerce streets, in the square
bounded BY Commerce. Poydras. Lafayette and
New Levee streets. The property comprises
three lots Of ground. measuring each about 25
feet inches front on Lafayette street, q feet 6
Inches width In the rear, by about 65 feet s
Inches In depth and front On Commerce street.
Together with oil the buildings and improve,
ments thereon. designated by the Nos. Al, 4s and
sale houses Of Messrs Il !. Hart b Co. Burke h
Thompson. Pohlman d Son. Odmors d Go. Iand
the great railway depots. the leyee end the Yves
tern produce centre, renders the property ex-
ceedinpy desirable for warehousing and man
ufaeturihg purposes.
Sale is positive, without reserve.
Terms-One-thiTd or more cash at the option
Of the purchaser, and the balance ct one ard
two years for notes specially secured by mort
gage and vendors lien. bearing all the usual
clauses OF per cent pei, annum interest. per
ferred. and the, purchaser to assume the taxes
due and eKigjble In 1879 over the price
Act Of sale before q. DeArmas. Esd notary
public at purchasers expense myl7
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A FIRST RATE BUSINESS sE'AND. NEAR
POYDRAS MARKLp.
THE RED STORE AND TENEMENT PROP
ERTY, CORNEP OF FRANKLIN, NORTH
AND SOUTH POYDHAS STREETS.

| pY @. Il. GTRARDEy. Auetioneer-Offic 81
| p Camp street-SATURDaY, May "a, 1879
s % ss b. b. s Gha 1T sp A9n
Till iiRs1 HE'S g s Rs51bA AND TENEMENT PROP
a an os Pyd ss ess Of f. bs s as
bounded by Franklin. Liberty. North and South
| Poydras Streets
| Franklin. between North and South Poydras
streets. measuf ing 30 feet inch lines front
on the former BY 80 fee inches In depth and
| front on each OF North and South Poydras
| ST. eats.
1t is improved with substantial two-story
| frame building. front and side galleries. and
! brick front on Franklin street. 1t contains
| large store below. and the rear and upper por-
| ton arranged for tenement dwelling. Located
| in thrifty .neighborhood near the Poydras
and Pile Markets, the. properly can be rem
dered very productive. It is specially adapted
for the grocery and LIQUOR business, the drug
| or shoe trade.
| Sale positive.
| Terms-One- half cash. and the balance at one
year for note specially secured by mortgage
OF or cent per annum Interest, 6 per. cent
attorneys fees. policy OF insurance transferred
| and the purchaser to assume the taxes due and
exigible In 1879. over tho price Of adjudication.
Act OF sale ct the, expense Of the purchaser,
before J. Castell notary public. my17
A GOOD DOUBLE COTTAGE, PICKERY AND
building Lots on Religious. between St.
james and Celeste streets.
by @. T., GIRARDEY. Auctloneer- Office
- No 81 Camp street SATURDAY. May "a.
Exchange, will positively be sold at public auc-
ton
|, THE DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME
COTTAGE on Religious. In the square bound
! ID by Religious. Tchoupitoulas. Celeste and St.
james Streets. The lot measures 81 feet ii
inch and lines front BY 127 feet 10 inches
and lines In dspth.
O.. THE DRUMM PIrKERY PROPERTY AND
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. designated 8. !. s
and G., measuring each about 81 feet II inches
127 feet in depth.
Terms-One half or more cash. at the option
two years, for notes with all the usual clauses
OF vendors lien. per cent per annum interest,
per cent attorneys fees policy of insurance
tran sferred, and the assumption of the take
due and eligible Ia 1879, over the price Of adju-
dieation.
Acts Of sale before Joseph C0hn, ESQ., notary
public at the expense OF the purchasers.
my1T I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
by G. E. Girardey.

year, Tor notes bearing the. usual vendors liz.
and mortgage clauses. Eight per cent intsaalssn
Ave pet cent attorneys fses. etc. 'A.soiesI
Acts III sale before the notary Designated u,
the aue 'oneer ut the expense OF the purehausapy
myl7td aheIs
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A SUPERIOR INVEST MENT. AND ONE OF
the best Business Stands near the
Magazine Market.
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\ On American -four In the United Kingdom
Aha 1ondou Miller of April % says:

Y More -four from abroad pours into the United
Kingdom, the American last weekly shipment
III barrels being ys80o. whilst the imports Of
four weeks total Into the United Kingdom are
equal TO 324. 800 saekei How many mills do these
in1ports keep idles Eighty that could make
1000 sacks weeklY-an important number In one
department. OF trade. Az q mater OF quality.
Che foreign -four 70 mostly excellent. and ,its
tween the United States and London, is at the
lowest level and below what can pay the home
quarter for wheat More aud more this subject
affecis trade and draws attention 10 the basis OF
home and foreign competition to the disadyan-
fare S,f the fret Some of the London millers
who manufacture only tine qualities Of -four do
not much heed the rivalry, but all others who
Ennnly household and the cheapest marks of
sound -four And profitable trade becomes more
and more difficult and vexatious.
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Ing Homes la the Fourth Disfriat M .
good business lot. corner Of Third and III
David streets. "n" VI
POSITIVE SALE TO PAY MORTGAGE

dsa e1RAsDE5 Asgsst4Ggpsss gs1f9
1879 at IL o'clock NJ, at ths st. Charles Iuctieas
Exchange, will positively bs sold at public alsa
ton, BY consent Of parties, to pay MORTGAGE
the st2 2l9T ngg d oF ag1aRH
bounded BY Third, Fourth. ST. David aid ad1 NJ
Patrick streets. The property eomprisae iso
feet front on Third street 81 127 fest IN dentb
and front on St. David street. W.
1. Lot No. ! forms the corner OF Third and ri.
David streets. measuring 30 feet front on Third
street by depth and front on st. David 81 M
fest. A good site for store.
D. Lot No. Q measures 80 feet front on Third
street by 81 feet In depth, and is improved witt
neat and newly built double tenement trans
cottage. cistern to each tenement. shed. etc.
8. Lot No measures 80 feet front on Third
street by 81 feet In depth. and is improved Win
two story frame dwelling, slated roof.
4. Lots No. and measure each 80 feet front
on Third street by 127 feet In depth, between
some two-story. frame. dwelling. having front
and side galleries. with garden and banauette
planted In shade trees and shrubbery
8. Lot No measures 30 feet front on 81
David street By 30 feet In depth and Is i'm
proved with, neat two-story double tenement
frame dwelling.
The property is almost new. In good eondi-
tion. and worthy the attention of those seeking
small comfortable homes. safe and enhancing
Investments.
Terms-one-thir or more cash at the pur-
chaser's option, and the balance at one and two
years. with oil the usual clauses Of per cent
per annum interest, s per cent attorneys fees.
pofey OF insurance transferred, and the pur*
chaser to assume the taxes due and exigibie In
1879, over the price OF adjudication.
Acts of sale Mt the ex ptnss OF the purchasers,
before A. e. Blenyenu. ESD, notary public.
my1T III
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

"+. WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 1908 D. M. Saturday. May II.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time Mt all atations1
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AUCTION SALES.
by G. e. Girardey.

THE TWO.sTORY BRICK STORE AND
Dwelling No. $50 Magazine. between st.
MARY and 81. Andrew streets.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Saturday Evening. May II. 1879. !
COTTON-A good demand prevailed to- day
and the market ruled strong. with sales OF 5000
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MONETARY.
OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening. May II, 1879.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
ClearinRs. Balances.
May tT.................. s60g,7a4 SO G4384 81
we quote exceptional paper car v cent: AL
do To-; second grade do O.: loans on col
laterals Sos; Al mortgage paper 60; second
grade 40 o y cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s5@s5k
and trade dollars at eo@s5. Halves and quar-
ters (Amerlcan) are quoted ct 9e@9sk.
The sales Of foreign exchange were fair
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
-84ss. and bill Of lading and clear bills at
4s5@4s6.
French bills are firm and quiet We quote
bank francs -: commercial 5.isk@5.1sh.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at u y cent premium for bank counter
rate commercial Is quoted k@- p cent pre-
MUM.
State Consols steady at 4gK@4s1.
Premium Bonds closed quiet at 25A@2e.
Stocks are firm.
Mr.. /. N. Maynard. manager Of New Orleans
Clearing House. has obllgingly furnished us
with the following report Of the average daily
condition. after the morning exchanges. OF the
Associated Banks for the week ending Friday
morning. May 10. 1879. after the exchanges:
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IN the course Of reply to an article In the
New York Times. attacking that paper for Its
strong and urgent appeal for the repeal by
Congress Of the duty on auinine, the Atlanta
Constitution says:
We doubt IL the legislation Of any other coun-
TRY has gone to the extentof levying blood
tax upon sick people tor the benefit OF few
There are ounces u 'a u aanns
which is enhanced in price by the infamous
tariff of sixty cents IN ounce or In round ig.
nina.fenths 70 into tho pockets OF the members
of the drug firm In whosc interest the duty is
laid, and who are supposed 70 be worth go 600 !
coo This tariff places 1t In the power OF these
philadelphia vampires to levy q blood-tax upon
the sick and suffering throughout the country
and they have practically placed duinlne out q
ago Atlanta druggists We're paving elk dollars
an ounce for ouintne. and one OF the Digest and
most experienced apotheearies IN assorEia,
often compelled In eelf defense TO Ignore 70
some extent the PRESCRIPTIONS of physicians
In this matter Physicians. tnemseivesi Wn ntn
consideration the financial circumstances o.
their patients. Thousands q lives have been
Gon ana he greed 81 the Philadelphia YAM
pirss and such sacrifices must continue as
long us the blood-tax disgraces our country.
The amount upon which the banks Of San
Francisco pay taxes will be increased this year
from $s 900 600 to sTa 600 600. or twelve fold The
Price Current Of that city says. after publish
ing the above fact: We make no account OF
the amount Of United States bonds held. as the
amount Ia not positively known. though 1t can
not exceed Sc 600 900. To this must DO added the
real estate assessed to city banks. about
ss.5oe,ooo Deduct this. and the new taxation of
San Francisco banks would add about $50, 500 900
to the general assessment roll. That Of the
country banks would add about SIS 800, 600 to it"
Another paper says:
The savings institutions Of San Francis 90
We're taxed last year upon Sass. Tso which. at
Der cent, the usual late rate of taxation
amounted to $sla6; under the new state OF
things the same banks will have to pay upon
$40 esl saA. which-on the suggestion that the
increase In taxable property will reduce the
raIe to - Der cent-would have to pay 1914 42
per annum. VI course. the banks will not be
Ole " reimburse themselves for these pay
mens ny higher rate OF interest; on the con-
tlnrt' .ne oppression likely to follow the dis
sIusl created " the new Constitution will be
~ ~ Ieanes the rate Of interest; and there
tv1S VIZ wnols OF this increase In the taxation
~ San rfahclseo Will come out of the pockets
<a~ ~ pooleI CLASS. IN the form Of reduced In.
Z srassl on thelr deposited savings. Somethins
$3.50. r0s W noped ioT from this effect upon the
Ihe New York Cmmercial Bul,et,a SAYS.
80 eariy future Of the sterling bill market
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The steamship Deloe cleared yesterday iof
rivarpool with 5000 bushels OF corn In bulk
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DY g. T.. GIRARDEY, Auetionesr-ofaoa -
- 81 Camp street SATURDAY NAV o. , Mo.
at 10 O'Clock m. ut the st. Charles Auetjan ipSfs
change. will positively be- sold at pnbiin ~ Ex-
ton, by consent OF parties to paw MIR. auc-
J. FOUR HANDSOME Arb RECENTrv
TAaES, forming the south beast corner ~ N.Y.
and st. Patrick streets, In the sea,ara banna'Irq
by Third, Fourth. st. Denis aud MI patnitesqq
streets. The property ofbprises SIX lnts di,ek
mated by the letters A, ID @, II. and u, .k
as per A. DArmas. Esq, surveyor. f,a ~ p !an
seventh May. 1879, measuring q tot al fron.l ~
ITO feet on Third street by N7 feet 10 innhau. pI
depth and front on st, Patrick straat hes mn 10
property will be subdividsd, The imn,1a.lnle
ments are nearly all comparatively naw AVS,
well adapted for small families Ao"' una
q. THE FRAME JOUBLE TENEM EMIT f,om
TAGE DWELLING on ut. Denis sfreat IL vf-
square bounded by Dryades. st, Denis Th iins
aud Fourth streets. TIE lot Y9easnraa % p wy
inches front st. Denis srest by 12o faa. ses
depth. between parallel lines The dw sYE "
contains four rooms gallery. shed and eista ars
to each tenement. 0aosolA
Terms One-third or more cash. nj the 49,.
chaser's option, and the balance at one ana AZ
years for notes specially secured nv ynnr h Two
and vendors lien, bearing all the usual eagssss
of per cent per annnm interest 5per nanl sgs
torney's fees, policy Of Insurance. trsnsSarraaSs
and the purchaser to assume the tayss dna a ~;
exlgble In 1879, over and above the pries Of AZ
Acts OF sale before O, D'Armas Eao, no,..-
nnhlin at the eyuense of the purcbasars ynnIy
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POSITIVE SALE OF FOUR HANDSOME crr
tages. corner of Third and 1T paty, E
streets. aud on st. Denis, between Thiiesss
and Fourth streets. hifd
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State Consols closed yesterday at 49esn
49,, against 49Ads0 on Friday premium
Bonds were quiet ut 25k02e-the same as OH
tbe previous day, The sales at the exchange
amounted to $40, 900 Of States.
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~ ~ New York COmmerciat Bulletia saws.
80 oAEiy future OK the sterling bill market
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Chew Jaekson's best sweet navy tobacco. "
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States 49a@4e7s Premiums 25A@26
SECOND CALL--12M.
II shares Peoples Bank. AZ
10 shares PEOPLES Bank ................ AN
SO 600 State Gonsois. ...................... 49A
1000 License aud lax Warrants Is. col Mn. 30
States 49ss q 491s; Premiums 25a@255s.
THIRD CALL-2P. M.
States 4ss@4e7s; Premiums 25s4.
CLOSING CALL-3:15 r. M.
States 4aT@4s7s; Premiums 25a@26.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK. May 17.-Money closed at 2t1@s "
cent. Exchange closed steady at 4ss@4ssh.
Governments closed strong: currency 6s 124dD
1876. Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows
Union frsts 1114@l1l't land grants l12km113.
sinking funds 114@1l4h, Oentrals l11A@l11k.
The stock market to- day was generally strong
and higher. closing huoyant. with the highest
figure OF the day generally current. The great
eat advance was In Rock Island which rose
from 1857 at the opening to 1899 at the close
Coal stocks were steady and buoyant and high
or for New Jersey Central and Delaware. Lack
ov,IW
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Go to the Bird Gage for Arraek Punches.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. Girardey.
IMPROVED. FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF HUGH CULLEN.
T1i,t Ss.,,, n
AUCTION SALES.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 40,723.
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IN the course Of reply to an article In the
New York Times. attacking that paper for It's
strong and urgent appeal for the repeal BY
Congress Of the duty on auinine, the Atlanta
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-28
o "A. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT,
c. p. r. q. a.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LIE ASE

DaRrIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
muccs. are hereby notified that all APP
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto. should be addressed to the
undersigned at San Francisco, ut the O. p.
II. II, Office, whera,, they will recsiye prompt
atte ticn.
az Those ooccpying lands belonging TO the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are ale, notified TO attend to the
matter without delay and avoid trouble.
nol6S ID. H. HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-28

" BRICK = 7 PALMEH J "
WYE BEG leave TO inform the public
w that we have opened the PARADISE
SALOON in h mler's rev building, and
stocked it with the finest brands
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Which will be dispensed to all who favorus
with call,
MIDDLETON h PALMER.
r Paradise, Nevada, December u, 1878.