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New-York tribune., 1880-01-08


rryrRroot. Jan. 7.-rors-prme Moss Faaerr. duh
ot u-. .,,triI. tu at 30. Bacon -, ,'ubcriaHt cut
f4l 3-. -..'t !in. dCL 10 'e inu- Gear.
Oa - jfrI short Ci.4r. tIlI OF 80 Hlms-fuue rut
, fu. -tauilrr-. tu DO -I Fet luI'a Nc-.. dlU
a- -,- tst-a Nr-s d.u go l'2. lrMe Ae,- d1I at
--. Iari it ' .-sfr -ftt'v lt 81 iHIo"- 'r;Ir iV
dal n 80. IHrrutne- -0p -tt. r.-ay - ...i io..n
..U..u.r. .t.H. af o.. l.ar, tuH 1t i'- 'Hrr-'--
facro.r D4u... IuH.r of t-. lIrl o.. steady % 3D..
I|our-EXfrt ~,tr tuA at Jr. Wheat --nurr. No. g.
lul u t.. -.ae. eH - cHu HI D" lHt. New
Western ur-r lr.. a, 3d.. Nrw southern Winter du
af I4GA f.i. N... GIi 1i -t Od. dI.. at i-,
Cor SOW Cnltni.r,I Dlelov American. nohr iu ualSct
I..In-. D..."I. If London. steady lt D. Iuifrnt ne
-r.fI't. a' ol'rn -tHrtt lf '' I'
IFfrr.N.. ffn. l.. iu p. m-thtcr', ' pTcwf fr fh'
-rrrft Infd. 13i cEf f1r American
roo. f1 tl rec ct r Long Clcar 1ddie- and 80 d Tor
I,tar.t fsn T. % Pc -Brc1ds,gl, easier Corn. J-d
qIr r.nfal for tfv NIYri western.
i4vfsro0i- Jan $50 D. m-i.lcoo So ger c"t for
Tong t'.t. N'N.. fNr short Clear 'ioh.t LusH HtG
o.-- 'Le' per c"t Coyer-',i. 30 4'o pc' cvt. ior
hu.fUrrn l.'t
fo,l.. Jlu. 7-9 p m.-Ucaneo Petroleum. Gt4c7i.
t9..,N. Jan - D. u.-tt .n.t4 i.n-c.' % tld ~ "d
u.rpr fH...i On. e-4Ia-- per ton rprts 81 furpsn
l0sfos Jan - 20 pn-D ris ~ ru.neutue. % ago ~
ANTHtli. I40 it tr'lau1. 30 francs 1r uuo Iaio
American. 1atI closed at lOt frames re l1u k4.,-
HHf'ur. Jan. fard closed at 81 mars per no p.
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.1,- .r-ok ,l.rEer.-nr rr.rinArr.

Ia
PrfF,ro JAM 7-CsrrrT- Urcr.ut. To-day. 9ij hear:
to'a r. week thus i t".i head iar ie a4ue time
la.t week. f4' mead; Trs'lps conual i u-l. @ '-f.
demand. prIcc- shade h- ll4ht
eYI aitcu44u.c pulcaa.ls l..rf 90 tail 'tuln q
+, 600 - Ibfff .iu iraf
- Jas3 1Oi and i,ler a. 1898 Jos iai ci''
Das@ a. la Ok DO, e. -'ft" sol no Ht1chei' AF
~grgF AvD LOus-Erctpts todlv, 300 head toia ior
lac week thus i.Jo head ln t.e Same tine lei NfA
500 mead consigned tifnult. ID cars market .'rni,
win tar demand. oriy lgut U.opo- 0n ni 're STOCK
,ti,. Iair N,t. -lrci 10 % D- h"f 70
F.ncv. ID. iair 60 '-H,r "riffn Lambs 80 o.
l4D -. Common tD r-t.t ttiaI1. -''-' go. 'i .rd
ltrcriris as L~a4 intI 0f ih' N'~~ tia
far 600 head IUr .a@ week, $500 NFaI
c1asgurd through f.trt -'aif 'i ul'aiL .-l
weather hli receipts lh.rI Good Co., Extra lnttcr
II 80, -tri.rfa. - f50-i 80: lifIfr and tir
dum Gooi % EKfra = 'ua-i 'ot inT tnd- - -'f-i %"
|si1A.1. jan ..-EuG--Ire,p... 5000 head. D. p
nrnis 1900 h,d. market ouIl. OBJ" weather beng warm
and u,ft1.lI. -fIrrd l4cAnr 10 2larl so Light . -
l-gt 30. Choice Heavy. - t10-i 60
CArlLE-lte,rlpts i.lrJ heat ,Pn u'-- fil head mMi
steady md weak -hiu.ue, - 'f - 4"i Iuith
o, steady slow and wclk cows 81 QUASI 20 Bus,
75r 80; Mixed Uul later u t Gay tr market
~niti-eccpi.. l,uuO Lcl. shi MIS- ''I head market
.t,,-i. and firm % , 710-ItN.
81 L0rI-. jan. --lo..-uuu. Iieht -h fprr. 8; 051
81 L.: PacknF - IOa&i -; IuicI,f- 80 facy g 80
al - receipts. 100 hcld -lipmcu t.uH head.
C,rIF -Cho.r Fancy Tar HciNv ~tr-rs in rotd fc-
Iisht STEERS sIGst 80; Butchers riud n'iwiag alive
Cows and IIeers Mixed ruhca-t'rn cat lr eUl aud
IA ,chaugrd. Feeders and Corn .ci t4ui unchanged 10
ccpf. 800 head. ,li piusltf 100 Hraf.
SiFrr-fffm but -tafcrs Mutton, rance ron .i"D -
- l5 Export sheep would buug - % lrcevls, 2JO head
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PRANK B IAYurW
TlHE NEW.YORK ELLNAIEn EAILRnAE
Grropean A1usrllecmenrs.

NOrCE.-MME. WE BOCClCAUT. mcrc
y piorurfrt-s 0r the NAG A~te- uI Bnt NAt UE
et PaIis. iers 'oln "a ie A 90 r r tHat be- nsii
aVuld F'fI
should BE- addressed NiNf- WE lDE c.t O.. br.rfs
tr,s~ of rho MAGA>IN> pr BpN IA4.D uI at !.rs
France
All orders amounting to - franc. or Over ar orverit
Or Of fir eN'le ting
France. Aisac LO.fau Germany, England Nn,uinl scot
land aad lr-aut Austria. non -a De eluu, tas HtANr
lands. Italy rrd ~viifrra~t
OAIRO. EgypLn-The HOTEL du NILisa
- nrst class house Eh moderate prices. f.rY lfgf
recommended for gnOi cuisine mt you'd u
and for much sui e .fHI ' Anf..iclf
travellers. rfnort the sIfl~ u ni lOn.f Poo .us
ml south; beautiful giritu. 10. tfituMANN. frDpr
BOARD can be bal in private family
ID healthy anl good ilr,f on; al.n 10 desired
piano. German. Lan apn H-0t, iu frtn..'lf fl' Vain
Germany. Rev ur UisDhI' %. ~tlO Ir Au-.,it ID.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
Bankrupt Notite5.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES.
~ FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT g. NEW YORK.
IN the matter of WILLIAM 49, ALLEN. Bankrupt -iN
BANKl PTCIA warrant ia Bankruptcy has br. --ei Nv
sad Court against the estate OF VII LA B ALLN ~
the County ct Of the Of NorE sal
trcf. aduGgd bankrupt tlt pri t0. o. his
the debts She usivcry prop
,rtv belonging % said bankrupt 20 rn his
the transfer ~ NY by linn fpfbdt.n hv law
meeting Oi The creditors NJ sla bankrupt o. trr
dcbs ant Cloose 1gIe- 90 his asafe Viii 20
held A. aCouIt ~ banklupt,y o. e holden a; 80 D. Bu
way. Ncwloik CITY u -a Nsfr! g. 0n lr Hh dag oi liI
uaIy, A. ~. ls-O, NJ O'Clock d.. a t'e office oi Henry
Niter Allen, one oil TIE hrgirtef- 100 Bankruptcy q -sl
Court. LOIl D. PANN.
Mll-Nd.-'fa.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
THE TRUSTEES or rnE NV YoRE }

BROOKLiN lHJIGR.
OFFICE: no. q WATBRsT, BROOKLYN, Dec. % ls79.b
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the
- Trustees OF the New and Brooklyn Bridge at the
Office, No 81 water ST. Brooklyn, nniil - MONDAY
JANUARY IL 1880. for the manufacture %
about l,l2 O0J feet BOARD Of YELLOW
PINE and about 27O OUO feet (b0ar measuel OF WHITE
OAK.
Specifications may be had upon application the oce
the Trustees.
W A. MODELLING. Chlef Englnser.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
Cletlion Notices.

OFFICE CoyU.TVrsr INSURANCE co.
No. 100 BsOAuwAr N W fOrN. D- g. 81, l-1eY
I'VE ANNUAL ELECTION for directors lof
fhs company yl b" h'lt on MONDAY. Che ltfi day o
January next, at ocr The pol ui orr 1873 ~ and
remain open one hour CYRUS Il. 80 ',cr'iarf.
NAUo.,L NaYt tuFAY nASK.t
NEw-NulN, Dee. %. l-ll. -
F5NHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
oi u banS anl for Inspector ot the most gnsun- or
ton VIII De- held az The iau@lug house cog Toe ia January
l3. pro1- between the ho1rs Of j. 20. ana ocore p m
}. = EN hr' O. g.,
OUIlE - IlE BaoAuwAr IN.rEA'Cr C0nrtsTf
NIN NnFis. 5al. f. I-aN.
VHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DlRLt-
TORS q this Company. ard flr I- .rfnl- q the pest
election viii ne hr't 20 hr office ut tr tufHuvNo. $50 lH-
Bfoadwag ou wednesday. lifn us rrtur 90 hours of 2
JOINS vHAY -,.r.ug,
rHg HOMEOPATHIC . lrr,t nf .A- COZ
.Jl lh|t tlIH
NIH. lusN iHH. U isel
V'IIE ANNUAL ELECTION f,r >iN Directions
L of tn. company Hili br h.I 90 fI.H .I.ruI
MONDAY. January 10 i--i
between the hours of l1 m and p o. 'L
PRANK - IAYurw
V'IE NEW-YORk ELEVATED RAILROAD
< COMPANY. Secretary auI frrtt.r.t once An.
uuamc ting ~ fie -tockho. D h, Dnn nt fn rr'tna
tItcrl Directors 90 tIf it year. si lur ola
wil De held aI tfs ot Com fu. So 3
Broadway on the SECOND tF~Nl1 n Ianuf nfti Ifn
uiry 49, iSsn troon ro- rn' open t D, l's 'l I'm.
the Of 18Th .u-t aad wiu b icnfsd 'n th'
morning 0i January il, 1851. j. .l 'NNlff.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
20 mnom It alan Concern
6oles bp Aurllon.

GOVERNMENT SALE of LIVE OAK
" rINbER-Seven thousand three hundred aud fortg.
,hre cnbc feet Oak Timber. stored Oh the wharf
OF A. soary the CITY Of Jacksonville t wi ne s9ld on
the nrrsss highest bidder for cash on HAIJ hDA
Iannsry "a lss IL O'Clock This timber presents 1
shipbuiders aud owners OF shp yards nne "f
anyrrstment Il HOPKINS. Collector.
lac ksonyille, Fla. jan 3 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
proposnls.
PROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU.
l. LANCE HARNESS.

PROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU-
LANCE HARNESS.
OFFICE or DRrOr QuARrERNAsTER.
. JEFFERsONyILIR Ind, Dee -, 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS In rripcate subject 10 the usual
conditions will be receyed al bis Office unii O'Clock
noon on January "a 1885, at which time and they
be- opened In the Of bidders for furnishing and
hveftng at this depot ventvve 40 sets United
states Army WAGON Harness complete and one Hundred
(lOO sets i0nr.mnle Ambulance Harness complete
Bidders Will state what quantity they VIII make deliva
I1es and how delivery Of the whole
The Harness Will be subjected rigid inspection
acceptance and all found not 10 the standard viii De
Jected and caused TO be removed at contractors
within ten days ter notice or such rejection Proposals fot
less number than the whole required viii De received
The Government the right reject all pro
poses preference will be given articles Of domestic
production.
Blank proposals and printed specifications well
furtner Information, viii be furnished application I'm
Office.
Proposals should be addressed the undersigned 10
indOrsed Proposals for Wagon and Ambulance Harness.
JAMES A. EKIN,
o NJ Gene unf0 ufrfeV naafer
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08

The Assistant Treasurer to-day opcned the pro,
pOsals to sell Government bonds 70 the Sinking Fund
which were made in response to the secretary ;
offer to purchase $4,000. .O00, either OF the 6' OF
1850 III SS1 or the 5S of 1881: OF the q, OF $50
1881 $255OO0 az 1920, 81 500 600 by the FIRST
National Bank at 1923 and $22S.O0O IN lots OF
from $1,000 to $4,000 at 10lli of The 3S OF 1851
1885. the First National Bank $2,20O.OoO
at 103.35. and others small lots. amount
Ing to $4,000, at 1888. The total oiteI, e
iugs amounted to 7,09s 200. of which 5000; ;OO0
were offered shade below the figures named rs
the limit which the Treasury would pay. me SAFE
had 10 effect upon the market for government
bonds. which was dull and firm. The tranSactlons
at the Boards covered $4,000 coupon Us OF 1881 M
1O4ls, 100000 coupon 5s at 1886 600 COUPON p
and $1,000 registered i l., al 1862 aud $1,000
coupon 4 at 1O3lsa103ai, and $4,000 registered
at 1881. District of Columbia 3.62s sold al - ana
closed with his price bld Annexed are the closing
uuOtationS:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
Diai0cn0 Notices.

No ,-e oygGs cIzas;' gdt Iy'rH,Nez , G.o,g5FASr
= 'ent'i -'o.a anl THREE A'D u ALf FLi' CENT
oH the Reserved Fund Is laye on demand ,- ...
Tnr rrourr- $50 rmnras N,uoyU gwx}
- og NLn-f ..s. n .~ foHH peg. -9 81
4 DiFIDEED or SL(EN PER C.N out
a otrhe earnings of fhe Lass ak mont froeof a tave'
la. trs Say fr,r-d ths bans. payable on tre d
u' .i '''' a,ir ".>' T. IT, pEaSlSS jr.'1 1ci.iyr
ouI-E ogrIe GaE,r w..rrey r-raN-r cosrvr}
ID Wli - E.T.l9aN. D.c. -, l,. ,
4 r ASPECiAL MEETING OF TIE BOAED
ofFINE I'D P- CENT Oh th" apta Stock of the company
",- "s' -I,i. h ia's.t '1 .o '.,, , M .' '''''
WN.L LOCKWOOD secrctlry.
OFFICE cr r-r oyr,rfo SILVER MINING Ccyrt~Y.l
80 BROAD Sd. Sew oaN Jan. .. 1850.
DVIDEND No. u.
rur nrorr.,n MoTrHrY pIvIDEVD or FIFTY
CENTS PER HARE has been declared FOR December paya
Die 90 the oce ~ we Fargo . CO.. ira ;sier agents 40 80
broadway. the 18th inst Transfer Rocks close ON the
loth inst H. II. PARSONS Assistant Secretary
NAIo>aI suoR AID Lr,ruEa B,ykl
NEw. YORK. December -, le19}
EIFTY- SECOND DlElOEND.-rhe Drcc-
tors OF tlit Iaus have this CAV declared DINlDENp
OF January uol when date the transfer BOOK viii
IN CRANE. Cashier.
EIFrY-SINTH DIVIDEND.
FIRE tF~l RANCE COMPANY -.
4 seul afut.l yIent of FIVE (jl PER GENT = pay
able aud at the O1ice Of tie company NO 10 Broad
l. REMSTN LANE.
Wee resident and Secretary.
Ncv.}or'. JAY. J. lsso.
orucr og1ur NlA ..eA Figg IYsre,SycE sCo,}
VHE BOARD or DIRECTORS nave tins day
declared q rrmi.1uIual dividend cf SIX PER CENT
p SoIMAN.v vice. President aud secretary.
TuE NAuosAL rARN BASE o. %Ew.YYoRMo
V'IIE Board of Directors have this day de-
4 clar,da DIVIDEND ~ THREE PER CENT from the
earnings Ell he mouths. lny lh tree Of * lnhtry
1850 p. X. WRi5Hr cashier
orr-r os rup Ipoerrns' ,>p reAprrs Insurance COVE
rAAl. -u.4l- htoAa' Il, NcN i., til JIhIlF lc,t)
rVUN BOARD Of y RECIORS have this day
4 declared ~f NT.ANNtAL DIVIDEND of FIVE .a)
pIitCEN /, II, ADJ. ou iuI afn,r the 0ln irtf
uANlfL a. Smith secretary.
VWENTN- SIXTH DIVIDEND.
4 OFsiCE oy rug STAR FIRE ~, LANCE Go,
80 meeting OF tho Board of Director, held ibis Gtv
SEM Nf.ANNUNL DIVIDE - or (FiNlD PER ttNI
" ls declared payable on demand.
JAMES N. HODGES. secretary.
IIonN s1fvra MINING co. or UTAH.
Onlce fi wall 81. New York
TVHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
adividend NJ 8 stO.Ooo zone hundred thousahd dOai'
being twenty ave cents pr share ipar Nhu. Sl 'h tn
capital stoc Of tc company. payable at Office % the coh''
transfer BOOKS wil JAN AIRY II and reopen JAM
80 cHAs. G. rKANcKLYN. president |
orpcn ~ WELLS. FARGO 9 CoMrNty.
No. G1 Hrnadwas. Dec. lj lSltl |
liE \ Of F6tR PER CE}Hr has been declared by
tie OF this company payable January 10 49'" At
The tansier books will January at and
January lb.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08

sia Asrss Bid. A.Sel.
Ess. s. ss ~ i:ias EsilsS7 55 5
Us6s ~. l04 - CIV e. I22 ....
Uo.6s 81 reg. .lO2is lU2l4 Us Cs Ga ISL. 2.--
us.4s 'siree..i0e 1861 IS cy 6s 80, ~ L l95
Us.4 In 81 oouO. lCj = tU6.s D!st q! C'59o7 c-S' -
The State bond market continues dun and with
out feature. Louisiana cOnsolS sold at 4Ja II g.
and Missouri Us funded at 10.
The dealings III railroad bonds covered very
large variety OF issues. Among tAe specG-
latiye classes the feature vas Missouri
Kansas and Texas seconds, of which GOO Weie
sold at prices from JO's up 10 II p The ntst con
soils rose from 93l2 to 94l2. tue second cousolS
were not active, but from S7i 10 S7's. funded
5s selling at o23sdS2l against sis YES
Mobile and ONO first debentures al from
G67s to GSl2, and the second debentGres rose from
a. to 4Jl2. the third deDeuturcs selling at tN
against IS Yesterday ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
first incomes u per cent 30 S32 and the second
incomes advanced 3s per cent TO d 4. Lake Ere
and Western incomes sod at 81 l4HO%Utl'S'
against go Yesterday, and Lafayette, Bio0mnGlon
and Western az 81 s. againstGA. Central OF NeW-Jtt-
sey COnsols advanced y per cent - 100 McIon@l
There was a sale Of Phiiadelphid and Reading Us
general mortgage at 50. Texas PJcIDc income rose
from 73 to 75G7h2. The investment bonds were
all strong and prices generally higher.
The Su0-TrcaSury to-day lost TlOII4I on Dal-
made up hy coin loss Of II i26tO, less cur
reuey cam OF So, ,S03. This makes the total loss
money, the rate being per cent with perhaps fewer
cases to-day where additional commissions Were
paid. The domestic exchanges are stronger al az
points being quoted at the places named rs 1ol-
lows Savannah, 4 discount to Is premium Char-
lesion. SO discount to par; New-Odeans,
commercial 80 90, bank 81 90 discount;
St. Louis par to 80 cents premium
Chicago, IS cents premium; Boston, par
The United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received Sje 900 In National bank notes for
redemption. Ine customs receipts were $4a3.000'
and the internal revenue receipts were T33S,OOO.
The Clearing House statement Is as follows X
changes, $lO6,635, ,G47; balances, S4013OCG.
The business AT the Sub Treasury covered: Receipts,
1851 .3l2 payments, 1853 O39; currency bal
aBce. - ;I22. gu com balance, T1O2, III BOD.
Foreign exchange is dull bat firm, bankers ad-
vancing their asking rates tor sixty days sterling
10 81 -. AMnaXed are The lnOlaLl0na:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
Gapinas Banks.

TTNION DIME SAYINGS INSTITUTION.
4 Broadway. 32i Sc and 6tlave
NFW.Y YORK. Dec Il. 1879.
The following DTNtDEN Tor tho current halfy has
been derl red. payable on oG alter January lj
FIVE ffr Celt aunlm uu s1u' uOu - a. 500 ana
FOUR icr cent uI excess oyer 5000
MONEY DEPOSITED ON OE FORE JANIARf 10
DRAWS INTEREST FbOM fHE l~E
JNO. w. bHTI1ON. President
GARDNER IS. CHAPLIN. Treasurer.
CHARLES T.. SptAftf r. S,UIcary.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
ruryr CiOru ,rApErr
Lr..rEAE MAn.Er.

FAIL Tlvrr N.-a. Jan 1.-Iue Print n.y. Cloth laISc
i.s been qH.et ilt -f..iy 80 r.y-ous quo it..ls
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

No 96 Vnrrcn-st. Newly FORK.
Money deposited leore January 10 draws interest
from January /. JOHN CAsTREE. President
G.. j. TEATON SeC-s'ary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
The Female Tramp.

The woman who is footing it across
the Continent, passed here Saturday
evening. She stopped at the water
tank to make her toilet, and then set
out for the west, probably unconscious
of the fact that she would have to trav-
ell twelve miles before she could get
water to cook her supper. Unlike
tramps of the male persuasion, she
asked no assistance of anyone, and she
seemed to have money enough to pur-
chase what she eats. Some of the rail
road boys who have noticed her several
times on the road from Wells to this
place think she is demented.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
Various Causes....

Advancing years, care, sickness, disap.
pointment and hereditary predisposi-
tion-all operate to turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclines it to shed
prematnrely. AYERS HAIR vIaoR
will restore faded or gray, light or red
hair to rich brown or deep black, as
may be desired II softens and cleanses
the scalp, giving it healthy action. 1t
removes and cures dandruff and hui
mors. By its use falling hair is checked,
and new growth will be produced in
in all cases where the follicles are not
destroyed or the glands decayed. Its
effects are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak or sickly hair, on which few ap.
plications will quickly produce the
gloss and freshness of youth. Harm
less and sure in its operation, it is
incompatible as dressing, and is es.
pecially valued for the soft luster and
richness of tone it imparts. 1t contains
neither oil nor dye. and will not soil or
color white cambria; yet it lasts long
on the hair and keeps it fresh and Wig.
orous. ly-3
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
SPECIAL LOCALS.


Naches, Ex-Indian Chief, has lost
about nineteen head of horses, all of
them branded N o on the left shoulder
but two. One of these, a dark iron
gray, is branded with ''horse head"
on the left shoulder; the other, a dark
bay mare, is similarly branded. Rodeo-
ing parties are requested to look for
these horses, and if they give informa-
ton as to their whereabouts they will
receive 800 reward.
A large bay horse belonging to Char
ley Thacker (Piute), also strayed from
Dun Glen. He is branded "JN !" on
the right hip, and reward of $40 is
offered for his recovery.
jell-2t NACHEs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
Grand Jury RepOrt.

To the Honorable, the Jndge Of the
Fourth y,uiiciai District Court, in and
for the County OF Humboicit, Nercda.
February, Term, 1880.
Your Grand jury for the above term
beg leave to report as follows:
We have examined sixteen cases, OF
which we have dismissed eight cases
and found eight indictments, as fol-
lows:
Six for assault with intent to kill,
one for robbery and one tor embezzle-
ment..
We have not examined the county
books, nor made any recommendation
relating to county affairs, but left that
matter for Grand Jury representing
all parts Of Humboldt county.
All of which is respectfully sub.
mitted. X. W. LEWIS, Foreman.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14

The water is diverted from the Mer-
rimac river for the use of the mills at
Lowell Massachusetts,, and at o'clock
is turned back again. Two little boys
were fishing from rock in the rapids
when the water came laundering down.
They climbed to the highest point,
where they were just above the cur
rent. Efforts were made to rescue
them, but in vain, and they were COM
PEELED to remain on their perch all
night. The danger was that they
would get asleep and fall off, and to
keep them awake their parents and
others built bonfires on the shore, sang
meeting songs and told stories to
them until morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
THE Foukrn or JulY.


An adjourned meeting of citizens, to
complete arrangements for celebrating
the l04th anniversary of American In
dependence, was held at Oriental Hall.
Saturday evening. The Committee on
Order of Exercises submitted report,
which was accepted, and Committee
of Arrangements was appointed. This
committee is composed of F. c. Robins,
DIR. Il. G. Hanson, j. H. Job, c. A. La
Grave and John B. Mcbride. AS the
4th of July falls ON Sunday, it was de-
cided to celebrate on Monday, July
9th. The programme is good one.
and people from all parts of the county
are cordially invited to join in the cele-
bration. The Fourth of July is the
only holiday celebrated throughout the
country, from the St. Lawrence to the
Gulf OF Mexico, and from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, and everybody, who APP
preciates the blessings of Liberty, no
matter what his religion or politics may
be, should observe it in an appropriate
manner.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
Fresh Groceries.

A new shipment of groceries just re-
ceived by c. CHESowETH, at his cash
store. where his customers may now
purchase seven pounds of brown or six
pounds of white sugar for one dollar,
with the satisfaction of knowing that
he has no antiquated goods, shopworn
or defunct, to bring to the front and
shove under their noses to excite their
pity to buy them in return for the favor
of selling his sugar on so small mar
gin. mh3O-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
I'he Ohio Mime.

Con Ryan's team arrived here yester'
day with $4,000 pounds of ore from the
Ohio mine, at Rebel Creek, which the
owners intend to ship to Salt Lake to
be reduced. The ore is assorted, and
it is thought will work from 5000 to
800 per ton. The mine is now prospect
ed by shaft to depth of so feet from
the surface, and the ledge is from four
to fourteen feet thick. Nearly all
the ore will pay to mill, but it has to
be assorted to pay to ship to Salt Lake,
500 miles distant.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14

For some reason, unknown to this
atfiant, only a few persons responded
to the call for meeting to organize a
Republican Club, at Oriental Hall, Sat
urday evening. A committee was APP
pointed to draft bylaws for the gov
eminent of the club, and report at a
meeting to be held at o'clock this
evening, at the same place, at which
time general attendance is expected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
How IL Is Done.

The first object in life with the Amer.
lean people is to get rich;" the second,
how to regain good health. The first
can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; the second-good health-by
using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should
you be respondent sufferer from any
of the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Indigestion, ETC., such as Sick
Headache, Palpitation of the Heart,
Sour Stomach, Habitual Costivennss,
Dizziness of the Head, Nervous Pros
tration, Low Spirits, ETC., you need not
suffer another day. Two doses of
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at
once. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Reg
ular size, Is cents. Positively sold by
all frst-class druggists in the United
States
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14
Postofsice Regulations.

Money orders issued from s to 9
o'clock A. NJ, and from | 80 to o'clock
P. NJ, daily.
No money orders issued on Sunday.
Letters received for registration from
s to 9 o'clock a. NJ, and from ! 30 to 4
o'clock p NJ, daily.
Mails for the East close at $50 A. M,
daily.
Mails for the West close at l2:l5
P. NJ, daily.
f. c. ROBINS, Postmaster.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-14

MOtneFS HOtncrS. MOtmerss.:
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth? If so, 60 at once
and get bottle of Mrs. WINsLow'
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-de
pend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother on earth who
has ever used it who will not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses
in the United states. Sold every
where. % cents bottle. jal2-ly