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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

Sir Hercules Robinson. Governor Of Now
Zealand, has been appointed governor Of the
Cape Of Good Hope. vice Sir Bsrtlo Frero.
The French Jesuits 8. Dion. st. Etiene AID
avlgnon haVo announced the reopening of their
colleges after the vacation.
The British combined chsnuel and reserve
tLquadron left Viso bay yesterday, it is believed.
for tho mediterranean.
General Griersol telegrsphs that Vi.torias
to.ce has crossed tho HI Grande and is sgsin on
United States soil. He i; ii pursuit.
All Afghsns have boen expelled from Canda.
hsr. Sklrmishing continues, but tho natives do
not gain strength.
The concession which was gra nted by tho
French government for the preliminary works
Of the proposed tunnel beneath the English chan
mel has been renewed for three years.
A motion to modify the restrictions on the
slaughter of American cattle a. British ports
WAS defeated in the House of Commons yoster.
day.
Lord Claude Hamilton, conservative, WAS yes
terday elected member of Parliament for Liv
erp0ol, receiving Il 100 votos, as sganst 49, lS
for Mr.. Samuel Plimsoll. the liberal candidate.
MIR. Plimsoll attributed his defeat to The dofac
ton Of tho home rulers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

CGUGHs-"Brooon's bronchial Trochcs" arc
used with advantage to alleviate COUGHS, SORE
THROAT HoARsENEsS snd BRONCHIAL AFFEC.
lloSS: For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually Increasing favor
they sro not now and untried but, having bean
tesled by wide and constant use for nearly an en-
lire generation, they have attained we'll marited
fank among the few staple remedies Of the age.
GuE TuEoAT.-"Byo1yM s Bronchial 7rocIfsT
sct directly on tie organs of the voice. They
nave an extraordinary effect in all disorders of the
Ih1ost and LsryIx, restoring healthy tone
WnGn relaxed, either from cold or over eSertion
Of the voice, and produce q clear and distinct
enun csil9n Speakers and singers lnd tho
A CoUGT, Cold. CATAERH OR SORE THROAT
REQUIRES immediate attention. as neglec: Of.
teh!lmcs results in some incnrable Lung Dis.
case: 'Brow@'s Bronchial Troches' will al.
most invariably give relef limitations are Of
Tered Tor sa'e, many o. which are Injurious. Tho
genu!nn "BroloMs Bronchial Tro:hcS' arc sold
OH(V "a b0rcc wv"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07
NEWS or TIE Dill.

L'ss week $50. 000 packages Of irui ". r. c.
ccvcd By steamer in Baltimore.
The Maryland Jockey Club has !cnepcd for
tea years rs lease upon the Pimlieo lair grounds
The Atacrioaa DantaI Association clcsi its
sessions 10 B0stoa yesterday. and voted 10 hold
It's ncxs annual meeting in New Yorl. city.
The Wheeling, w. Va, papers aanouGcc
the death 10 that Cit, 90 Tuesday last, OF Rgv.
John Henry Walters, venerable plisSt CT The
C2tho'i5 CtAlIc3. lie was GO ycara OF eye. and
naive 0! Montgomery county. Nd.
Nlactccn bal!otG we're taken 10 tho Geor.ia
demcc:atio State c1uventioa yesterday I1r Gov.
eraor. GA Tho 18Th baIlos The vote stood {:
Co!qnitt 2ll, h,ssc: S. lla!danaG 81, Garl.
rel II AID Warner Is. 1t needs 30 r5.cs to
secure the nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07
FANSY e1stasseG,

gOSlEEI-0rsr lG0 new patterns. ,hawjrr
- the larges. and hos! selected sloc, in ,ho
city.
DRESS Sill STS A !uii assortment; ESQ .hr
now patterns of oilsrs end Uuls.
Md GLOVES LaCES. NlEBuN$ rni
SCARFS.
Special attention psid TO G&NTLKAEA'$
NECK " EAR. Constantly receiving al tue
newest designs offered t. FIRST class city trade
GERMANTOWN End SAXHMy wool
and ZEPHYR WORSTED.
SUM MEX UNDEEWEAR for lsdios gon.s
misses, boys and in'rats; - largo assortment &.
prices 2Oc to So.
CORSsrS car b. seen ST 5Ic 15c, 81. 81 -
VI gu and So per p2iT; several new makes III
Cotsets added TO stock; ladies' arc iavilod to c>
amino same.
BUTTONS, B.aids. rarssols, 5000, Silhs
Iow9ls, Napkins. Dexter Knitting Cotton. Plbs
Needles, Combs. Bats. SasHende.s. Ihrcai
JoWclry.
aplT T.. IL ADAMS. o. Kings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07
HIRGIWII AET.E

The venerable widow Of tie la;o General
Myer MycIs, CT Norfolk, died Thursday, aged
81 years.
Gororac: u2iiiaay is 90 vis: 10 Wircbes
ter, ac:cnlaac;ci by Ga. ts3!of, his private
secretary.
Blk. james c. BAN aznautc:s himself as a
iaaepas5cat csodita:o !9i CCrS5Iss in tic Nor
folk district.
Tire Crpepe; Times toss's that CulpepcE
G. +. is larger than Warrcntop, With greater
population ard does a much larger business
Ia Wythe county, last Saturday. Daniel L.
James SHOT Monroe Lo1c5css 10 The occk 10 o
qaarrel over tsjhug matter, itficti5g dan.
eerCus wound.
The Manassas Gazette says that MI W. Il.
Galaes, jr., realz,d twelve hundred bushels OF
wheat ca Compton this yoar from about sky.
Two acres land.
Senator z. L. Withc.s. has SO far rceagcrt i
lsonl tic recent severe Ijari;s sustained 10 lis
foot iron Gu; by moving naohioo 90 to be
able ID walk abou. with c5npa rliyc ease.
Robert ". Hammond, who vas charged with
grand aicory and aGiudged 3 lunatc by tic
llustings Court OF RlchGond 10 October last.
hes escaped rem the Eas:crn LuCatic Asylum
aGu IS ne" st lGfgc.
Tho rcaGjas party CT Culpsper will hold o
meeting ct the Cour. House on the lG!h, court
dag, Ter tho purpose CT appoInlios delegates 10
the congressman! Convention to BE- held il this
CITY o. TIE 18th to nominate G candidate Tor
Consrts5 for this district.
4 aGiustcr meeting Vas held at BrsntsYi |,
last Monday to chose delegates to g c,rgrtg.
sl0pal convention. The Maunssas QaZ?tto sayi:
Mr.. j. W. Gtecno dominated tlr Charles G..
li0~l5o1 Is chairman CT tho meeting, which
%as carried without dissent. MIR. Greece then
nominated hlr. George L. Jonci ns SECRETARY.
Seven Of cur clz?ns comprised tho meeting,
tho chairman, Nr. Chag. &. Uowisoa, b2i1g
the only recogEiz,d Conservative present, Alr.
George Rnurd. Greece. Isiaal Jones, George
s. Jones, |, i. n. Uaz,n and ChGs. G. Ben-
nett having always been aud still being regard
ed IS republicans. We understand that Prince
William has four votes in the roaGiustcr COP
VcDtloD. so the mae:irg lacked etc 10 fcrn
! c:cH!eto delegation end eltcrnatcs iao'ul,d, i"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

Even Mr.. Garfield, with his Own Ro,ds--to
The effect that The man who attempts at this
late day to create politic,l capital for hiusc!G
by Icv7ing war feelings Wi meet With signal
iallurc-sliI ringing il bis ears, has been ccm,
PEELED By The dire straits to which no finds his
psry reduced to mike tho samo attcnp. the
risolt Of which must DO os he has stated, and
last hight delivered q real War speech to the
Boys in Bue 10 N,w York. General Hancock,
whose gallant exploits ard effective fighting
during tho wsr were on every onos lougue,
now repeats General Grants words, "Lat rs
have peace"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07
FOR PRESIDENT:
Winfield Scott Hancock, Of Pehna.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
William II. English, Of Indiana.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST I.

Punet!!!o between na.iors is right c5cugA
When it is observed Is well as txlc:ed; other.
that this govcrnmcn: is kicking up about the
searching ofAmcrIcsn merchantmen BY SpsE-
ish cruisers is abszrd when ii isricolecte that
all thaou!ilo support the Dunorous rcbclora
and insurrectiors that oc:uc ia Cuba receive
la supplied by expeditions fitted cut 10 this
country, and that the instances Of disregard for
the comfy Of foreign nations exhibited By this
couotry ere too numerous to mention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

Tie democratic eansasscrs 10 Virginia should
not forget that thousands Of voters 10 the State
arc under tho impression that provided the
ba l0ts they cast arc headed with The names Ct
ilanc.c OK and English, tho electors Damcs that
may be on them will make no difference, aId
SHOULD devote par! of all their speeches to tie
correction Of this erroneous idaa. |. scGms
strange that after hll tho repeated explanations
OF the sutjtc! by tho newspapers aud speakers
this impression should continue to exist, Eus
that it does, ard to q great Kent, We have
evidence from various portions Of tho Sale.
Wo also understand that though democratic
clubs are organized or being organ ID in all the
c,tics, toWcs aDd couoties Of Virginia, the work
they src d0irg is intff.cli7c, and that the State
will 90 democratic BY GlaI sEcpeth and sheer
aTkW3rlre5s. Tho way icr cu3 10 be cif,c-
tive ls to have tic name CT every voter 10 the
ward or distric: inscribed on boak, aId oppo-
site, statement Of ito way ho is going TO vote,
ii nc Is doubtful, and if so what Ierc,s will
DO most likely to a1fso! him favorabIy, so that
those Influences can be applied. 10 m,ct orcc
or twice month, AID talk and distribute dccu.
ments and admit new members. may be well
enough, but the Issue of the contest 10 which tho
party is now engaged with the radicals AID
their open lilies. the Mahonites, il worthy Of
greater efforts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

Some Of the moro mid mauuereG but nooo
tho less malignant, republican journals. bci1g
forced, from necessity to coDcodc tho patriot
ism, integrity and ability CT Gcreral Hancock.
say the fec: still remains that he represents 4
party that was dis!oyal during the war, dishoD.
est during the faaDca! crisis, and ct all tim cs
the embodiment OF ignorance and prejudice.
That portion Of the dem.c:atic party that lives
10 tho South was Certainly disloyal during the
WaT. but it was no less SO than the republicans
who 1.-Two there. Including Loogsroct, Mo:by
and the like. 1t could not have been other.
wise; Tor, though many Of the Southern people,
ourselves amoug tho number. were opposed to
the war, when the clash of ar ms C ually COM
menced all the opposition ceased at c1c,, AID
every man being loyal to his own State.
necessarily became disloyal to the Unioo. That
the portou CT tho party residing in tho North.
however, was not disloyal to the Unior, is proved
by the fact ttat lis candidate for the presiderc
wss one OF the brsvest soldiers in the Unon
Amy, If other evidence wero wanting to show
that, not Gully 10 spili', but in numbers AID
money, it contributed as much to The success OF
tho war as tho republicans. II the party Gen.
Ilarc)ck represents was dishouts: during tho
financial crisis, I'll that is requisite to show that
the republican parry was equally 80 il refer.
enoo to tho Congressional! Record ADD to tho
speeches CT tho leading Members Of that party,
including those Of Secretary Shcrmao. That
tho democratic party Contains Ignorant and pre-
iudc,d men is certainly not for Us to deny. bot
If in these particulars it exceeds the republican
party, as represented By certain men in both
houses of Congress aud 10 Mr.. Isycs's Cabi-
not, aud. sad to relate, oa the Supreme BEECH,
then is late is piiiatlo indeed, and Providence
alono, not mems votes, must be relied % for
IFS redemption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07
Reported EtueR near Washington.

II is reported that 6. duel took place yesterday
morning, a. o'clock, in the vacsnt field inme.
GistaY west Of tho So!dcrs' Homo, rcar Wash
ins!on. Mr. J. 3. Lang farmer, residing in
that vicinity, reaor.s thst when driving in 10
market ii the morning ho cana upon party OF
sovCn gentlemen, in two hired carriages. with
coicred drivers who stopped in the road just
outside CT tho field mentioned, entered it, and
hslted ut point kundred yards away. hidden
from tho road BY eiump CO treea, and after
stepping eff Thirty yards or ten pt DO, got Two of
tho men in position fo- = duel. Ono Of the duel
lists wGs la!ga. We, built mau, with black wits.
kers; his aavercaIy Is small man, with light
moustache and fair complexion. They faced each
other and shot ct the word "h1el'' and The small
Ter man, wounded la the right arm, dropped bic
pistol, and rccled as though Gbout 10 faint. A
gentleman il the psr:y who spposred to BIO
physician ran to his assistance and bound the
wound with his handkerchief. The parties than
shook hands end hurried towsrds their convey
suces. NJ. Lang sa:a 10 approached aId de-
sire to know if he could be OF suy assistance, and
was told 10 leave quickly snd attend TO his own
sifars. he says the wounded nan and three
friends got into their carriage ind drove OF
through tie Soldiers Hone grounds, while tho
other party dove rapidly bacG 70 the city clong
the Seventh street road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07
COMMERCIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. August. :, l3,}-,r.,
grain market today is fairly ac!i7e, and Wv
are f1me-. Flour is steady and p1i,es VA.
changed. Tho rtcip.s q NAes. s.c g}aa 49,,
SIT bushels were cFered today, which .oI,,
&C. 95. 80 lOo loI. lO2, l(3 ZOE! aad .0tis. gr,t.
and l07, 1ll1, III snd Iii Fer I.aucss,c- Co.,
qus!ity. 1910 bushels OF Corn were offered o.s
sold at IS for white. Ole small 10. Of -.
brought G.. srd 800 bushels Of Gsts sold %. ~.
damaged, and &c for good.
BALTIMORE, Aug. T.--Vi!ginia C; Old ....
deferred Ct; do c0nsols SCH 90 81. aarias ; 80 ;'
past duo coupons 6s} new l040s 4ls; ten h,,.
coupons 92s bid to-day. Cotton dull; niIirSs
Halls. Flour steady and without cb,nns1
opened higher. but declined and closed ss:o o..
Southern red 10OslOIi do smbor llOalI5: Soi
Western winter red spot and Angus. lO5,i0n.
Sept 1901 Oct l09lal092. Ccrn-SoutheTn cr;,'
in the absence of receipts; Western highe, Iyi
closed weak; Southern white nominal; de- w.
no bid; Sept 49!a4 I Oct 50s50i Us.; ons,
with sales only of Western white q. SIS. ~,
quiet at 7t47G. Hay unchanged. Coffee fcs
Rio cargoes ordinary TO choice BALI, Smr,.
firm; a soft lc5. Whiskoy urc hanged.
Rev YORK. Aug. 7.-Stocks s!rcnr anl ki,.
eE. Money 2s2i. Flour quiet and unchap,nj
Wheat shade stronger. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Coal REroRT.-Tho following is . r,nc-, p,
he receipts and shipments Of coal (;urins ,ho
week ending to-day:
. RECEIPTS.
Amor. Coal Co., J. II. Parrot, jr., Ast... q.
j. L. Agnew s. Co..."....... lir
Iolal..".........." ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2tt
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal Observation-Disclosures. co
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22&l
-s''-n'-s.-a.-ss---..-~--
PORE OF ALEXANDRIA, AUG. Z, lsS(
Sun 'isAs............ 9l'sun se:z.............
ARRIVED.
Str Sue, Baltimore to j Erodors IL 10
st. Mystic. lover Potc, to Po:c Ferry e.
s:chr Sturdyvosnt. rhin, TO w a Smn.:
CLEARED.
Str Jane Moscley. Norfolk. ov + "A Roaf
ST. George LGsry, Norfolk, by = Is no0r
StrJ w Thompson, lower Potc. By t i Nn,t
tcGr 4 Il Willisms, Georgetown, h7 Wa, :
Smoot.
sehr Henry Sutton. Boston. by j y Avnos
s. 70.
schr 3: 3 Field. BALTIMORE by Gf,rva Y
WolthiRg.on & Son.
AEA0KaNnA
Schr Emma hcry, for lkis ro,t. s4rl t.p
Philadelphia 5.h.
Schrs Commerce and Con f'nfbat ffom W.,h-
lngton. at Norfolk 5:h
Schr 9 81 Brainsrd, from Richmon!, +. 81:
ton 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

POISONED. "A dispatch from Americas, Ca.
sa:ea that during Tho abseac, from home Of
Woodscn i CuaGclis. Te!l to 60 farmer Of
Webster juHty. Co.. his wife pcisonod herself
apd pinc small children With porphis. admiris
tered 10 lemonade When Gu1n2ili returned
homo he ioucd all his family 10 stupor from
the drug. a cote in the handwriting of Mrs,
Gunnol!5 was tpuld Ecdcr roiphis botils on
table, in Ttich she stated that she had de-
libsrate'y administered morphia to It's children
ard herself, with the intention e dcssrcsing
thatu all, and hat she wss not ec;usted by any
dOmcstc trouble. Mrs. GuDnells was beyond
any pedic, relief sod died and it is thought
three OF the children will die The others give
promise Of iceovnrg, M Gauss en- he assign
ed for tho set.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07
CANAL COMM ERCE.

Arri7ed-bopts Easo Brooks. T III Smith Az
s!eamedes!a, tn j j hgnow u CO: itatt;c All
phil!ie &. to GooIgo's Creek Goal aut Iron c..
e Clifton: TO America Coal Go; J /, LoycI t,
Maryland Coal Co.
Depsr.oa-Boats u X Shsnc- q Il ,.lono.
oIaker, Kat, BROOKS, Msttiu. L G Uhler. G
Clifton snd l. Lowell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

son. Ai:c2, Jackson and Banning DO adopted By
his club. that the same be printed for circula.
ton, snd thst tie secrasary forward copies CT
the s=alo 10 the colofed peoslo throughout tia
Stale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

We have rec oivoi pamphlet copy CT the ad.
dress delivered before tho alumni of the Uni
vers!:y Of Virginia by John Hampton Cham.
boTln7nc c:q,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

A bright and happy fcco pcepiag cut of a
baby carriage, is sure sign that the little occu-
pant has not been dootored with opium prepa.
ratlons. Ii your baby needs medicine buy a
bottle OF Dr.. Balls BABY Syrup. 1t contains
nothing Injurious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

Er. ", i. Z. Douglass, widely known and
highly respected citizen Of Peninsula Virginia,
died g. williamsburg Thursday hight at eight
O'clock. The deceased was brother of the late
Hon 5. 3: D0ugsss, monber Ct Congress from
the FiTs! distric. OF tlis State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

The Warrcuton lndex says: The rcaojus.
teTs mistnak their man whom they named Ad-
Olsen payao, Of O!caa, delegate to. the re-
auluster convention at Alexandria. He de-
nlrnc9S 1lih abhoronc, the rcadjustcr fort TO
give tho Hato TO the Republicans, and. COM
pal25 'ha; an uowortantcd liberty has been
taken VI Il his came"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. STANsBURY & Bro.
Inanuff c.uers and dealers 10 stoves and ,ingsre.
havo REMOVED TnEII Stove AND Work
SHOPS TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER KING AND
WASHINGTON STREETS. (iu the McBarney
building whero they will DO pleased to 500 oil
their old customers and tho public generally.
jg2 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07
LIST OF LEITEkS.

mo following is list of the letters remaining
y Il! tho Postottico in this city August
PERSONS calling for letters will say they arc sd-
rcVerlIscd and give tho date Of tho list.
ii not called for within thirty days, thoy will be
sent to the dead letter Office. in Washington.
Altman Thomas Mason, Miss Fannie
allen, a ; Purvs, Albin
Cnute Harry Shorter, Miss Caroline
hdmunds. q ) Thomas Mrs Kitty
Handley, Chris Ward, VIM II
nsr7's. Mlss GecEa!n Walker Miss Eveline
hayes, John l. Nitrell, Paul
Lsqu2s'G Wood, Mrs Mary
II LEWIS NICK KNIFE. p. NJ.
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sbeE 4 GsbapEeG.
FEhE hANeAINs IN hlNkN 0OOn*

Wednesday, august =, 1880
No have il stock fail lines of Blracbed an,i
Unbosched Table Linen, Bleached aud Tn.
bIesched Napkins and Doyos, Vino Clothes
and Nsrkins To mstcl. Butchers Linen, G'as@
Llncn, Irish Linen and Crash, Bath Towc's.
Darnask Towels. buck Towels also another il
voice Of those Devonshire Towels vt 25c. al
our goods are bought strictly for cash, and wa
cell good goods ut low prices.
j.. +. BRASHEAR, 100 King St.
ard N,,oxi,;,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

pLACK CASHMERNS AND ALPACA.
- CLOSING OUT AT COST.
VIM. N. BERkLhT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

WHITE CoyNTERpANEs
w SELLING OFFAT COST.
Jyl9 Viii. n. BEEkIET.
~ PET CHAIN, SC. seling oil chosp.
jy22 WV, H. BERKI,EY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-07

Rev YORK. Aug. stocks s!rcng aHl bi,t
eT. Money 2s2i. Flour quiet and unch9p Phi
Wheat shade stronger. rn-moicrs,o,-sI,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
the AMERICAN INSTITUTE
= OF
PHRENOLOGY

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
III of tho State OF New York in 1866, will
open its Annual Session for 1879 ON the first
dsy Of October, to continue six weeks. More
than hundred lessons or lectures Will be
given,
The study of Human Nature, 81 taught
by Phrenology. Physi"gnomy, and Physi-
olopy, constituting complete Anthro-
pology, is of tie first importance to
tIergyIncn. whose vocation it is to in
strutt mankind in the formation Of character
and the attainment Of spiritual growth; to
Teachers. VINO need to learn the nature
of the human faculties, ana how best to guide
and instruct them to act III accordance with
clear Judgment and sound morality; to
Yhysicinns. that they may under,tand
The mental traits and ell pos tions of patients
and patrons, and how TO acquire their conf
deice and cooperation; TO
Lawyers, that they may know what Is in
human nature, and how to read at once the
character If clients, witnesses, and jury. and
comprehend tie springs OF action snd mo-
tive IN these Tho are charged with crime; to
Stntes men. who are called to enact
laws for the proper government and improve
ment of mankind; TO
Merchants and Hrsinrss Men, who
deal with every hory, anG ought II know chnr-
8ctsr and faculty aud how 10 handle II cakilS
Pleasantly, and successfully: Ia
Parents. who hhv" vital tE.erest 'n the
proper training. instruction. GOV, riIuent. NJ d
happiness II children, and therefore need to
Understand their special traits, and whA'
treatment Is hest suited TO etcb: to
SeuRr Wen and VVcmcn. who have
TO make their way In the world, in stlf-cul-
turs, choice of pursuits, and selection of life
companions or business partners. this com
pre- hensive SCIENCE or FIRST PBINCIpLIs has
profitable word 10 Shy.
All who desire to become nlembers of o
class, this year or next, and ali who would
like to know what is to be taught In the
course Of instruction. terms, ste. may adj
dress asking for Institute Circular"
S. R. Wells & Co., Publishers,
737 Broadway. New York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
Dissolution Of C0-?artner-
ship.

YINHE C0-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned has
been dissolved. Mr. Uren will collect all
bills due the firm, and settle all Its Indebted
ness.
KIGER s. UREN.
Silver City, New. Feb. ., 1880.
James kiger and John Urcn will continue
the business Of b.acksmithipp, general iron
work and wEgtI.-inakilig, ct the old sta nd,
each tor hiInscit, Mr kiser doing the WOOD
work, and Mr. Lf,n the mon work.
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