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PETERSBURG.

: ~. 80 hE4.g SIS 3 ;
ssrss,rY OF THE pKouehr-a.l,s s ns nss
Sh ~ the CouNTfEs--FuskRAL VI Ma,s
ssrxss-pEATH or A YOUNG aANL ~ 49,
srxnAY. SCHOOL, AEsTiNa-thh ioDAseo
ss,,vxrr- HUsrINas COURT, &c.
r".,re.pondence Of the Richmond osps.en,j
lco''ee'' july Is, 1879.
u-o hare had no rain In this section yet,
W. .,e condition OF the crops is occomtng
40" Nv critical each day. And not onty tn's'
nor; the counties OF Dinwtddie, Motto
eu, !" and Lunenburg the mii'-streams are
,Ssr dried up OF are so 10" that nearly
ts' The mills have stopped WORK, ana
N.-,rrs are put 10 great inconvenience
SAVE their corn and wheat ground.
70 ,he drought continues few days
j..Sr the people for many miles
'o,nd. of the rivers, will have to send to
M a.o .;,y for their meal and hour. A letter
sn"s.n;ysd bv a merchant to-day from Motto
ln.v expresses the fear that hardly enough
,ohscco will survive the drought from
'.,,;ch 10 raise seed for next years crop.
The TSc funeral of Mrs. Kate A. Sykes took
,,acr from the First Baptist church to-day.
rsy Or. Hatcher, OF Richmond, was eX-
ann,pd oyer to conduct the services, bnt he
,.1od to arrive, and Rev. DR.. Witherspoon,
- I'VE PRESBYTERIAN Church, othc'ated.
AIR. Il. +. Jacques. aged twenty-five
,nsrs died this morning, after very brlcf
;IImrss. OF inflamma,orv rheumatism. he
VS. married few months ago to daughter
of Marshal &. ?. Ramsdell.
The annual meeting OF the officers ana
.,arhcrs Of the Episcopal Sunday School
Union Of this city was held last night. Inc
1,rion is composed OF nine schools Mr.
nIor
Mr. u. NJ. Brown secretary, and one vice.
nrcsident was chosen from each Of tho
schools.
Notwithstanding the excessive heat Of thu
weather, good many OF our young folks
ore keeping up their walking matches
There IS regularly lsid.out track on ONT
~ the large, shady islands in the river
where The pedestrians meet for exercis.
nearly every afternoon.
The receipts OF tobacco have fallen of
considerably recently. and tho market ha!
much healthier tone. There is quite ar
acr,ye demand for nil desirable grades
18th better prices than were obtained
}i,rle while back.
The peopie OF the city have been notified
n I've as economical as possible in the use
- their water. The streams which supply
The reservoirs are quite low in consequence
~ the long drought. and are not furnish
inc the necessary quantity TO keep the sup
1Iy M to inll standard.
The mercury to-day has ranged from 81
"a 1902 IN the shade, and the weather has
been almost as oppressive n during the
memorable hot day OF last week.
Rev. Thomas Spencer. rector oil st, john;
church. left this morning for three OF
Jour weeks visit to Clarke county.
The quarterly term OF the HuSt1ngs
Court commences on Thursday. The Com
monwealih'S docket is rather light, embra-
cling some three or four felony and two or
three miSdcmeanor cases. The criminal
docket will not occupy the court over two
days ROBIN ADAIR.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
6nS1auUs
INCREASING DEPRESSION IN COTTON A4NCFAt



INCREASING DEPRESSION IN COTTON M4NUFAC-
TUREs.
LONDON, Jrly Unpublished statistics
show increasing depression in cotton manu-.
features. The situation at Blackburn has
already been reported. AT Preston 100000
spindles, out OF an aggregate OF 100000,
have stopped, as well as one quarter OF ail
the looms. At Accrington work is very IT.
regular, especially in the weaving depart.
ments. Sixty-eigbt hundred sp!ndles are
idle in two mills, besides numerous other
stoppages. In the Lehigh district l23, 900
spin dies are working on short time. aDd
14O, 900 have stopped altogether. In the
Washington district $4,000 spindIes and
1,100 looms are idle.
TIE ELECTIONS AND CoRRUPT-PRACTICEs BILL.
In the House OF Commons to-day Sir
Stafford Northcote, replying to Mr.. Sonnet
SON (LiberaD, said the bill relating TO eIee-
tions and corrupt practices ought to be con-
sidered before the dissolution OF Parlla-
mert, but he doubted whether it could be
taken up during the present session.
MEMORIALS TO THE DEAD PRINCE.
After the statue OF the late Prince Impe-
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AReauisition Honored.

HARRISBURG, July 15.-Governor Hoyt
this morning honored the requisition Of
Governor Robinson, OF New York, asking
fora warrant for the arrest OF Peter Her
die, OF WlliamSport, charged with obtain
ing loan Of $4,000 in 1876 from the Eli
mira Bank upon worthless security.
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Political.
CALL FOR THE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN CON.
vENTION. r. .,..

CALL FOR THE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN CON.
vENTION. rs. .,.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-The Executive
Committee Of the Republican State Commit
tee have issued q call for the Republican
State Convention to meet in this city Sep
TENDER 18th to nominate candidates for
Governor, Comptroller, and Clerk OF the
Court Of Appeals. .-..-.., ..-.........
THE PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACKERs' CONVES-
TON.
ALTOONA. July 15.-Tbe National Green
back-Labor. party of this State met in con-
yention here to-day with 100 delegates. Re-
solutions were adopted favoring the pay
ment Of the national debt in accordance
with the conditions Of its issue, and the
substitution of greenbacks for national
bank notes. and Of fractional paper cur
rency for silver; demanding the enactment
OF an .income-tax lazy, and OF law CIV
ing claims for labor performed priority
over all other claims or debts; also
fayoring laws to regulate railroad charges
and rebates, to abolish the store-order"
system OF paying for labor, to stop grants
OF public lands to corporations, and 10 pro-
mote public education. The resolutions
also demand protective tariff on all raw
materials produced here, and reduction
Of the limits of aday's labor to eight hours.
Peter Sutton, wealthy farmer, and ex.
Judge Of Indiana county, was nominated
in his stead. ~ ~ .
a6iournod E#.
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rh. Rufnr,r Murder Trial.

owENToN, KY, July 15.-In the Buford
trial this morning, among the witnesses Tor
the defence, was DR.. Bell, OF Louisville,
who was examined as an expert. DE testi-
fed that be would not hesitate to pronounce
Buford insane, basing his opinion upon the
testimony that had been offered. the de-
fence attach great weight to DR.. BeiFs EVIL
6anca ....'-@ ~ saHa- ",
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Hot Weather In New York.

NEW York, July 15.-This was one OF the
hottest days OF the season, the thermometer
reaching 90 in the shade. At Port JerYls 1t
rose to 10l.
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The Biddeford tMe.) Suicide.

.B1DDEFoRD, Me-, July. 15.-It is under
stood that R. NJ. Chapman, late treasurer OF
the Biddeford Savings Bank. who committed
suicide yesterday, has devised his estate,
which is supposed to- aggregate 100000, to
the Savings Bank. 1t is yet too earlyto eX-
plain it, as the bank-examiners are inspect
ing the banks affairs.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July TO- Yoen-Stochs strong
Money Oh call. 2ia@3 per cent. Excbange-Long,
Assn; short, 1874. State bonds dul. Governments
firm.
Euenfng.-Money easy at ~ per cent. Exchange
heavy a. 4S5x. Governments strong; new SIS,
1O3b; * per cents, 1863; per cents, 10lK.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-VIrgnia 8is deferred,
6a; consols, 55S; second series. 80; past-due cou-
pons Tx; Virginia 10.40's 49'a. BID to-day.
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Injunction Prayed For:

NASHVILLE, July 15.-The attorneys for
the holders OF Tennessee bonds have filed
bill against the Nashville and Decatur rail-
road praying for an Injunction to restrain
the Louisville and Nashville and great
Southern railroad from paying interest on
the stock OF that road, IS they are pledged
to do, until the case is disposed OF.
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hotse caused almost The entire population
to assemble, but ain examination disclosed
the TACT TINT no one was either killed or se-
riousiy injured. One infant was found In
bed, nearly smothered with laths and NOR.
tar, and an old colored man went down
from an upper room ii the midst OF falling
walls with q child la his arms, and both
escaped with but slight injuries. The
building has beer long regarded as inse-
cure, and should have been condemned
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
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j. N. vANDEGRIFF, President of the Howard
Association. New Orleans, November 18TH, writes
The GIRoyDIN has been fully tested by the III en-
Der, OF this Association during the last epdemics
aud il Is their general opinion that IL h the best pre-
oil raj of the KIND that has been offered 70
the publicl
~ therefore consider 1t my duty to recommend
It's use not alone during ep.deics. but an article
that should be kept In every well.resua,ed house.
ho!d''
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"A a SCARE IN HARRJsoSBURG, VA.-Harri-
S 81, Va, July 4.-ConsIderable ex-
hh, n was created in this city last night
~ Inc fumbliDg down Of large stone
, n;Snuipg Known as the old jail. and occll-
, phsu ~ number OF coIored families. The
Sa'isks and sroans OF the occupants Of the,
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The Hull Murder.

A JURY OBTAINED IN THE TRIAL OF COX.
NEW YORK. July 15.-At 4:3O O'Clock this
afternoon the jury, for the trial OF Chastan
Cox was completed to the satisfaction OF
counsel and sworn In. The District At
torney will open for the State tomorrow.
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Sale Of New FOur.Per-CentS.

NEW YORK, July 15.-A sale OF $4,000, 900
new per cents has been effected by the
First National Bank, Of this city, to J. s,
Morgan & Co., of London, at q price equiv
alent to 1014. New York quotations. This
closes out the amount taken by the syndi-
cate in April last.
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NOTICE. Richmond merchants having
~ claims against pe rsons In this part OF Cumber-
land county, and who wish them collected. VIII
please communicate with Inc, as u may De 10 iReir
CIRTERsyILLE, VA, July g, 1879.
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"NEw ORLEANS. November 10. 1878.
"IIaying freely used the GIRoSDIS DisISFEcT-
ANT In my pr yate practice and for the Howard A.
ISOLATION during the past epidemic In this city csu
testify to IT. claims dsiDf.cant and deodorizcf.
In my opinion It is Without al equal"
MONTGOMERY BROWN, u. D.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC-JrLY Is, 1879.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 10. 1879.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. July 10. 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Nickerson, Haskell. Boston. light, Curtis
& Parker.
Schooner observation-disclosures, Mullen. Phi!a-
dolphin. coal. s. II. Halves.
Schooner Agnes Repplier, Lloyd, Phiadc phla ,
coal, C0trell & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. G. w. Allen 4 Co.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunni!i. Philadelphia. ncrcian-
disc and passengers. j. W. Mc(arricE. agent.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, and passenger, L. Is. Tatum,
agent.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, july l5.-Arrlvea: RhiwiEdda. CO
lon. Arrived out: Guspsrd, Home ward: elof,
HAMPTON Roads: K0ngsbsrd.
FORT MONROE. July 15.-Passed In for Ricd-
mond, bark Nicolay, from New York.
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Sale Of n NexySuaDcr.

LOUISVILLE, July 15.-The Commercial
newspaper establishment was sold by Re-
ceiver Wilson to-day to General Eli H. MUIR
ray for $1,000. The publication of the paper
will be continued.
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The Pennsylvania Strikers.
TWO HUNDRED RESUME WORK AT AN ADFANC

ALLENTOWN, PA, July 1.-Two hun.
dred pudiers and helpers who struck for
higher wages three weeks, ago resumed
work this morning, the company deciding
to give them an advance Of fifteen cents
per ton.
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REMOVAL.

DEMOVAL.-I wish to inform my GUS
IL toners and the public generally that have
REMOVED NY DRESS-MAklNG ROOMS from
where | am prepared 10 do FIRST-CLAss WORK
In the latest styls. MISS II. BRIGGS,
- - sos west Clay street.
~ Q.eodet between Henry and Smith.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, July IS, 1870.
The number of breaks to-day comprised 1872 hogs
heads and 35 ticrces. The offerings at auction on
Change were l49 packages; of which number l l9
were sold at prices ranging from 75c. 10 S25.
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The Financial Operations of the Ma
fi0nal GOYcrnment.

WAsHINGToN. July IA memorandum
of the financial operations OF the Govern
mcnt' has been issued from the Treasury,
showing that the reduction OF the interest
bearing debt from the highest point, Au-
gust 81, 1865, to July 1, 1879, amounted to
$3.50, sG6. $780,, and the reduction i'll the
annual-interest charge when the present
funding operations are completed, August
1. 1879: will be SG7,2O3, 919.37. The total
debt has been reduced Sl29,224,315.0G,
and the reduction since March l, 1877,
is s61,573,eS6.67. The bonds refunded
under acts of July IA, 1870, and January
90, 1871, amounted TO Sl,396, 022,0 600, on
which the annual interest-chargc was $751;
G73,4s7. In place OF these bonds there will
he issued, when the present refunainG ope-
tions are completed, bonds on which the
annual intercst-charge will be SCI, 765,SS0,
making all annual saving hereafter in in
terest-charge on account Of the refunding
operations of sl9,901 ,607, of which amount
s14,297.177 arises from transactions since
March, 1877.
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The Sports.

A CHALLENGE FROM THE HALIFAX ROWINd
ASSOCIATION.
HALIFAX, N. S.. July 15.-Ata meeting OF
the Rowing Association last night lt was Is de-
cIdad TO challenge Wallace Ross to row War.
rem smith a three.mile;race ON the Bedford
basin for $500 or 81, 1000 8 side.
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Fl0ar.
Fine. $3.50; snperiae, $t.25G9A.50. extra,
S5.30nS5.75: coInmCn family, $5.75GGS6 fancy
braA4s, $6Gf7.5O.
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NORFOLK. g &
.sPEcIAL INSPECTOR OF CUSTOMS OBITUARY
THE DRnnGHT

Especial telegram to the Lispa,ch.1
NORFOLK, July 15.-Jobn r. Hathaway
has been appointed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury as special inspector OF customs In
this district to take charge Of foreign vcs-
sells containing foreign merchandise at Old
Point and accompany them to Richmond.
Joseph Tatem. the oldest collector on the
Norfolk and Portsmouth ferry, died to-day,
and the steamers displayed hnlf-mast flags
all day.
The droughtsis getting very serious in
this section.
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Fire Record.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-Buildings Nos.
10 to % Commercial Place were burned
yesterday. Loss estimated at 100000. A.
Nj. HIPS iewelry establishment was badly
damaged by water, but covered by insu-
rance. ... d. .
COTTON AND wooLLEN-MILI. BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-The Persever-
'ance Cotton and Woollen-Yarn Mill at Map
ayunk, operated by John p. Holt l. Brother,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss,
1000; insurance about $4,000.
FIRE IN TIE DISMAL SWAMP.
3 NORFOLK, July 15.-Large areas OF the
Dismal Swamp are burning, and much val
liable timber has been destroyed. Dense
volumes Of smoke are hanging over this city.
AN ELEVATOR DESTROYED BY FIRE.
LAWRENCE. KANSAS, July 15.-Monk's
elevator, in this city, was burned early this
morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
FIRE IN A CoLLIERY.
PoTTsvILLE, PA, July ia fire this
evening at the Provost -colIery, Ccntralia,
destroyed the breaker, which cost S150.000.
The total loss cannot be estimated, as the
vein OF coal is burning fercely. and will
probably email q heavy loss. Three hum
dred and fifty men are thrown out Of work.
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ssnt;sas. nEDlCIsEs. go.
YOUR HOUSEHOLDS.
1.-THE GIROSDIN,"

THE MOST EFFECTIVE OF ALL THE DisISFEcr~
ANTS AND DEoDoRIzERs.
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For sale In quart bottles or by the dozen al
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
ix15 ol9 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
49,. =, ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY,
two miles from Goshen having been very much I'M
proved during the last winter. the accommodations
are frst-cass In every respect Rates oil board
Fer day, 81 90; per week. So; per month, S25.
FOR any further Information apply TO DR.. w. b.
GRAY corner Ninth and Clay streets.
,,o. ,..-.. E. a.. ....'-a ]. S. CRAWFORD,
Je 2S-1m i.a., .... =. .as Proprietor.
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i1RE-BArHING, FISHING, sNlPE.sHoOTINs

SCRF-BATHlNG, FISFINH' SNIPE-SHVUIIN6'
This wel-known and popular resort Is now open
for the reccptiou of Yititors. improvements have
been made In the nmodations generally, and
we hope 10 please our patrons In every respect.
The route Is from Norfolk or Old Point by steamer
N. T.. Banks to Cherrystone ever: MONDAY, WE'D
SESDAY, 3nd FRIDAY MORNINGS. .
TERMS Per DAY, 20 ; per week, $l2 per month,
*35. -. - -. - :. ...-
e. For Information, address SPADY & COBB:
lie 2S-lm Cobb's Island, Va.
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TILE EXCITEMENT SUBSIDIZED AT MEMPHIS
QUARANTINE BEING RAISED, &C.
MEMPHIS, July 15.-The first train on the
Little Rock railroad since last Friday left
this morning for Lonella, Ark, to which
point the quarantine has been raised. No
new cases have been reported, and the ex-
citement attending the reports already pub
lished has subsidized. A few citizens have
returned. Judge Rays son was not so well
to-day. 4 -. -.
40. NEW CASES IN TENNESSEE.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The National
Board OF Health to-day received a telegram
from DR.. Mitchell, at Memphis. stating that
there are no new cases Of yellow-fever In
that State.
=. sUsPENDISG QUARANTINE AT CAIRO.
CAIRO, July; 15.-At a meeting Of the
Board Of Health this forenoon it was re-
solved that, owing to the favorable news
from Memphis and the South, all quaran-
tine be suspended.
EPIDEMIC RULES AND REGULATIONS SUSPENDED.
NASHVILLE, July 15.-The State Board Of
Health this morning resolved to suspend
next Monday at noon, until further orders,
the rules and regulations now in force against
Memphis, provided no new case OF yellow
fever is reported prior to that time.
NoRPULK RAISES HER QUARANTINE.
NORFOLK, July 15.-The quarantine de-
clared against Memphis few days ago by
the Norfolk authorities was raised to-day.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DRIVATE BOARDING-HO
NnpTtI MAIN STpEET


DRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE
l. NORTH MAIN STREET.
GORDONSVTLLF. VA.
This house Is situa cd in The most pleasant and
desirable portion OF The town, convenient 10 rail-
roads and churches, and parties desiring pleasant
location be accom- ed on sonable tcrIus
WILLIAM VI. DUNN,
" 11-2ws Proprietor.
IS GLEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE"
" AND
WATKINS GLEN, II. Y.
The most popular summer resort.
Prices greatly reduced: $3.50 per diem; $1i per
week. Special rates made for parties.
Music and other amusenents furnished
w. .2m A. J. MICHENER, Manager.
SEASIDE RESORT
- ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
COBB'S HOTEL.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
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BULLION TAN.

Notice is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds OF mines for the quarter ending March 81
1879, Is now due, and payable at my office in
the Courthouse of the County OF Humboldt,
and that, the laws for its collection will be
strictly enforced.
L. L. RICHARD, County Assessor.
WIZ .amucea, Nay 2.6 1877 ny26- lw
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LOTS: LOTs!: LOTs:::
SPRING CITY, NEVADA.

Lots can now be procured in the hourishing
mining camp OF Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
District, Paradise mines by applying to the un-
dersigned, the regularly authorized agent for
tie sale OF the same, BY letter or in person.
HARRY WARREN.
Nov. 2G, 1873. Spring City, Nevada
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LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot OF Moulding from
Chicago, am now prepared to make all kinds
PIC.TU FRAN ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
specially.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made TO order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Levy's Store.
GEO. r. WALKER. -
winnemuc.a. Jul. Is. 1878
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ID. IL. HASKELL,
TOWNSaTEAGENT G.. II. IL. X.
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 for the same,
or on business relating thereto, snould be ad-
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the c. p r. X. office where they will receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nol9. u. ii, HAShELL.
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Commercial and Mining Agency

The undersigned having opened an Office at
2l33 Mission street, San Francisco, will receive
and promptly attend to all orders for any DE-
SCRlPTION OF MERCHANDISE, SELL ORES.
BUY AND SELL STOCKS. Mis-. Thompson
will personally attend to the purchase of goods
for Women and Children. The business ex-
peri ence of both is a guarantee that they wiz
gvecsatisfaction. HOAAS THOMPSON
de .17-'7S-tf