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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK nam.


IS k ~
TS-DaSS nsO~k HAIes.
100 OPhir. tlsx II
40 ArxieAn, ISk I5H
sos Gould and Garry. 81
Is Best aud Beieher. ~.
5l5 California. az 5i5e
SO Savags.6I
SIS Con. Virginia. 345c 33Oc
$50 ChoilAr. IA ~
225 P"tosi. 465c 4GOe
$50 Hale and Norcross, SIX 6k
SIS Point S6uc AZ
$50 JSek<t. So 9x
$40 Imperial. 6Oc $50
50 kentuek. 36nc
$50 Belcher. lOL loX
l6O Sierra Nevada. 2IlS
~ Utah, I3H to-
2AO Bullion, 470e 4G5c
So ExeheIuer. 32''c 3l0e
$50 OVerman. ~ Ak
525 Justice, 23ac 2I0c
Ais Union. 36H 3GH
SIS Alta. 5H r..-
GOO Lady Bryan, inc
Us Julia. 2
395 Caledonia. Hoe Ito
$50 Challenge, l7oc -...-. a.
72O Silver Hill. lose ~ u.r
730 New York. soc
20 Occidental, ~
QUO Lady Washington. 1850
4i0 Andes. 95e
20 Ward, lGUc
20 Scorpion, 81
100 Leyiathan, SIC
l02I Benton. ga 2IOc
$50 Solid Silver. 35c zoe
450 North Bonanzn, Coo J5c
2lO0 Fiow-ry. 25c
50 q. Gate. 2GUc
$50 Con. Dorado. 2a6c 2lOc
9JU MackaY. 2Uc
900 DHuey. iUc
5 ST. Louis. zoe
300 Fairfax. TIC
50 Essex,
r 20 Grand rrize, lIOc
100 Endowment. zoe
ITO ArSenta. ! Iu5c
80 Iudrpend,n nee, 1
40 Star. 25c
SUJ Belle Isle, Zoe 75c
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08

II takes six ycnfs 20 lenrn n boar 10
dance. and even then he's npt to stop
in the middle of tho waltz aud eat some
small boy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08
The Russis- Policy DIscus-ed.

The Russisn Policy Discussed.
In commenting upon the unsatis.
factory relations still existing be-
tween Russia and Germany the
Cologne Gdzsne contends that the
Austro German alliance was not
prompted by hostile or aggressive de.
signs against Russia, and says that IL
the latter power only honestly respects
the Berlin pence there need he no
further complications arising out OF the
Eastern question in the future. But
continues the writer, 1--WE Gin Germany
nre in @ STATE OF uncertainty as to the
course Russian policy may pursue. In
many circles, particularly those con-
nected with the army, hatred Of the
Germans continues, rs proved by the
event which recently occurred at Kal-
isch. We do no desire to attach any
exaggerated importance 10 this incident
but it is not without significance as a
sign Of the sentiment prevailing in tho
Russian army. Since the Moscow ut
tempt and the return OF the Gar to St.
Petersburg. great confusion has been
manifested in the highest regions Of the
Capitol, and it is not known what di-
rectioD Russian policy mny take as re-
CARDS home and foreign affairs"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08

AT Fort Collins, Colorado, Wedncs.
day. q fire destroyed Wclsh's block; two
persons sleeping in the building being
bnrdod to death. Loss, $50 1900: in
surAnce, $50, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08
ReDaAIieaas In Cea.eli.

The Psnna1ivAniA R.publiean St.Is
ConveD6oar(psemblsd at Harii6ar.
wednesday, ed notwithstanding vsry
respectable opPsition teAeEamiaSA,s
machine '.sseA."vAs eaptuFs1 and Ia
1t the heels Of the Cansson elsn-s
usaal- before san-1o~n. One Stsuart,
m old foGy from franklin. proposed
thrt . committee Of one from each Con-
GresslonAl District be appointed. whose
duty 1t will DO to report to the conren-
ton the names OF four delegates at large
10 the National Convention and two
SisetSu q larse and also . Hst Of d.
tIiet delegates 70 The NatioaaI Convsn.
ton. vho are to be chosen by delegates
hOa he respective diE;Eicta, including
in their report the names Of those
psrsous who have already been chosen
as delegates from their respective
districts by the action Of people thereof.
He argued that the convention had no
more right to nominate delegates to the
Chicago Convention that il had to select
Congfessmsn; but = large majority
could not be brought to see the matter
in that light, and the resolution was
rated down. .--.r ..r.,
One OF the Cameronian Lieutenants
then offered the following: ~.
"Resolred, That the delegates elected
to the Republican National Convention
from this State are hereby instructed to
support for the Presidential nomina.
ton Gen. US. Grant. and to vote as a
unit on all questions that may come
before the Convention" which was
adopted by n rote Of 1873 to lib.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08

THREE Chinese have been mndc mem.
bers Of the Oakland Presbyterian
church.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08

THE Leedville police picked mp only
tbirty.two diuuks IN ono day recently.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08

RoBDEEs and garrotings are frequent
occurances nj Bodie.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08

oSHAnBoni tons Il hiIugs will b,
worked near Gold Hill this SUMMER.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08

Hu,noLpr county, financially, is IN
excellent shape.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08
SEALED PROPOSALS
FEBRUARY let4. 1880.

Will be reeeked BY said Board of Commits.
sioners mp To 10 O'Clock a. -. on
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08
III TO-DAY.
N 1oTIcE
10 oxTlAcvuRs 1 BUILDERS.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN Boara Of csan1y CommisstOncrs - EIko
COanty. SeNadA. thai e..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-08

1t is reported the Court Martial de-
cision of Major Reno has been sent to
the President, II is understood that
General Sherman forwarded 1t without
remarks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-02
ABOUT NORWAY.

Not a land flowing with milk and honey
not a land Of oIiye-yards and vineyards.
II southern skies and effeminatc luxtri-
snce. Of Spanish dances and Italian sere-
fade-. Of soft intrigues and quick rcven-
ges that wait upon life itself Not land
Of fragrant breezes. where the nightingale
sings to his mate. while the moon with
her train of satellites IN stately dignity
rises in the dark blue dome. bathing the
earth in silvcry Hood. the while lovers
pave romantic ruins washed by broad
flowing Rhine. or sterDer Danube. or
linger in the bowers on the banks Of the
soft blue waters Of Nioselle; lovers
whose lips are silent for bliss that is fill
ing their hearts with an emotion for which
an eternity would be too short, and lite,
alas, often proves but too long. Not this.
But n land Of eternal SHOWS. whose noun
tain-tops are lrau@ht with a mystery OF n
silence that j. never broken, where the
foot Of man never falls Of gigantic ice
bergs. of rushing streams. Of grand WINTER
falls. and mighty cataract- that seem to
increase and multiply as you progress
through the country \ laud which owes
everything 10 nature aud nothing to man ;
where ruins are not. and the nightingale
song is unheard and bowers Of roses may
be read about but scarcely seen. \ land
scantily peopIed. but pcopled by men and
women honest and fearless. simple and
genuine, frank and spitable--u day
will come when mixture with the world
which seeks them more aud more year by
year, may give the faults OF that world,
and take from them their best heritage
a single eye. n simple faith, an upright
ness OF purpose rare rs beautiful after
5000 years of leyeling. A land where
railroads are scarce. aud travelling * long
and laborious. but very pleasant. \ land
not pampercd by the refined luxury of
the age, the squaudering of wealth in
pomp aud vanity, purple and fine linen;
but n land Of stern realities, where wealth
is rare, and each mans inheritance is Ia
Dor and toll 4 land with bright. bracing
air; coast iron-bound and full of Won
ders. \ land that reminds Us in meas
ure Of the city that hath no foundation
where there il no night" for here dur
ing some portion of the year, the sun new
or sets, and darkness falls not.-1hc ar
vOSn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-02

FOR SALE.
One $500 two story house, with three acres Of =
fruit trees, and all conveniences.
One $500 house and stable, and eight acres =
four miles from Kennebec bridge.
Several houses and lots in the city. varying h p
from $3.50 to $1,000.
Also several valuable farms. asyf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-02
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send our Electro Voltaic Belts and other Eec
trio Appliances upon trial for 30 days to those suf
fering from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Paraly.
sis or any diseases of the Liver Kidneys and many
other diseases A Sure Cure guaranteed or no pay
Address VOLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall Mich. lana AN
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Legal ab6frtistu,fI.ts.

YENNEBEC COUNTY. In Pro,.ss : = a.
1u0usfa, on the fourth Mondav Or -. - =
TUsTIN E. SMITH, Adminisfrator 4. :. ~
81 Of Simon Page, late OF Hsi.s9s (r11
said county. deecased. having pefisic"s5 q
license to sell At public auction o. esasss n ~
the following real estate Of said dectssss j
payment Of debts, &C.. viz: One updiviSsxH n 81
the whiting Mill lot and water priyilees. ~
dry other real estate In Halloweil also ~. ~ -
Rockland, and all other real estate owned - n.
ceased in this State: 1e&
ORDERED, That notice thereof he -. y. \
weeks successfully prior to the fourth MoI.sss
next, in the Daily kennebec Journal. a NM
printed in Augusta, that all persons inf..-sS ~
attend at Court Of Probate then to be holder n
ia, and show cause, If any, why the ur.sIA 49,
petition should not be granted. -
Attest: CHARLES HEwISs, Register. ~
KEVNEBEC COUNTY IN proso1e - 80 8. :.
AUGUSTA, on the fourth Msnday or 49, =
1880.
FIIHE Commissioners 10 assign dover IN -.
of Fred W. Runnels, to MARY n -
widow of said deceased, having returned fha; n ~
into court:
ORDERED, That notice thereof l,r ~.
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Mc.s1
February next, in the kennebec Journal !. ~ 4
paper printed in Augusta, that all persona 49,
may attend at Probate Court then 10 be- hols y
gusta, and show cause if any, why the ssme = e.
not be granted.
Attest - CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
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So 100000.
TONTINE PLAN,

upon the principle of accommodating profits for deli
mite periods, which first introduced by this Socie
ty and has been recommended and endorsed by emil
nent experts in Life Insurance. and by leading bust
men. Forty -Four per cent has bee earned and
accumulated the premiums paid on its rontine Life
Policies, and forty per cent. on its Tonfine Endow-
ment Policies issued within the last five years
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society to notice. they
feel that has strong claims upon public confidence.
because Of the strict ana conservative principles by
which ts various departments are governed. In the
assets and in the administration of the Society, per-
feet security is given for the future which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
transactions the Equitable: is more prOmr
nd just in its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-02
WASTING
DISEASES
NERVOUS POWER
Fellows Compound Syrup Of HypOphosphites.

The merit u this remarkable remedy Il due TO III
peeaiLr property Of restoring the .asiea u-sH, %
ib F.av 10 their original frnBe-- and TigoT- IL Il
veil ka1H that fer every thought AID action tsereis
death Or decay Of a8oGnE Of material proportion.
al. 10 the magnitude Of the thoaght Or acton HIS
waste 4 supped By fe aafsspdfred nniriiiFe tahe-
ton The I,recoefoas activity Of soufh- itf cath
A.flc struggle for wealth and fiSle IN tbs nidnis
ao tsl d age ii..f cslsise IN undue decay Of ma
ts!iai nervous forcs.
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fcontinued from first Page

know one need only go through the mo
tons of things now They are quite dumb
in reality. but II they make the signs peo-
pie are content. What they see in travel
doesn't matter: they rnay go to sleep or
eat oranges; they have made the signs,
that's enough
"Signs seem to give great deal Of
trouble" said the Basket; but suppose
shall get used to it. Dear me, she Is
going 10 eat another apple. II Phita1tei,
J,hia Press.
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Nfm advertisements.

Il VIM wien for steady s snax M once to
MaRsSN co, Lock Box Is, West ateryi ,as me-
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PRCSTRATIOE.
Edwin Clay of rsgwash. Nora se9tis. writes. a.
fosow.;

Edwin Clay Of ragwash. Nora Scotia, writes a.
follows:
MG. JANIS LEELLows, sir
Iaving while at yOar establishment, carefully eN'
anBei your prescriptions, and the method OF Tel.
lag y0Er compound syrup Of iiypoph0sPhites, iti'
auNioits 20 give IL far trial in niy prarife f"i
t. is-; twelve months have done So AMI iiud iha-
IN incpeHt consumption. and other diseases OF the
throat aud T. ngs II has done wonders In restoring
per.1us suffering from the effect ofdiphtheria andt
cough following typhoid fever, prevalent IN ms re-
gion II 4. the best remedial agent have ever used
bat for per.ons suffering from exhaustion OF tn"
power, Of the braia and nervous systp;n from long
continued study teaching, or Ia those cases Of eN
hausfi3n from which many young men suffer, !
know Of better medicine for restoration 10 health
than your Compound Syrupof Hypophosphites. Z.
II. q. Addy, VI. D., 81. John, " b., writes as fol-
lows;
Na. JAMES T. FELLOWS, Chemist:
Dear 'sir.-fIaying used your Compound syrup OF
Hypophosphitcs for time in my practice, have
no hesitation in recommending it to my patients who
suffering from general debility. any disease vi
the lungs. knowing that in cases utterly hope
less, IL affords relief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-07
marine INTELLsGENsr
PORT OF RICHMOND DECEMBER 6, 1880.
AR RINEI


steamship Old Dominion, Walker. New York,
merchandise and passengers. q. w. Aller & Co,
agents -
phia. coal. ". Halves.
sch oucr william Magee, Ramsey, PhiadephIa.
scnoon, Ii. u. May, May, Philadelphia, coal, 8.
III. HAYES.
schooner James s. shindler. -, Philadelphia.
schooner Lena Breed, Powell, Philad lphis. coal,
10 Orcer.
Schooner Marv Lord, -, New York, iron.
Sehoorer Maggie u. Marsiou. -. New York.
iron. Richmond and Alleghany Railroad
Schooner Fred. l.. POr.er, -, Boston, Ice, Mrs
schoontr r. 4 8. Corson, -, PhiIadelphia. coal.
e.. III. Page. -
| SchooGer Katie Rich, -. Philadelphia, coa', q.
sche oper l., mer;ine, Ireland, Philadelphia, coal,
Schooner Commander, Cba'e, Philadelphia, coal,
| :. l.. Laihrop.
! Davenport & Morris.
Schooner +. r. CoitInelam. Smith, New York,
| iron, Ricbmocd and Danyl'le Railroad.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, orfolk, United states
mai, merchandise, and passengers l.. u. Tatsm,
agent.
schooner Caryo, Tyler. New York, lumber, Cur
schooner II. e. willard. willard. Portland, coal,
Schooner A. Il. Goodman, Hesrn, Baltimore, coal,
SEN oner Eva Bell, Treen, Washington, coal, Cur
| It's n Parser
| Schooner Norman, Smith, Boston, coal and lnm-
| Der, Curtis s. Parker.
| CLEARED.
| British barkentine Nancy Holt, fIamborg Rio de
| lie Janeiro, -four, Haaall-' reDsbaw Company.
| ENTERED.
| American brig Sarah y Emmi, Young. Nov
York 10 load floor FOR Brazil.
| Rarken'ine Harriet Jackson, Bacon. New York,
| 10 load nOur.
| AmerlciD schooner Ma LLOYD, Smith, New
YORK, to load n ar for Brazil.
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BY Telegraph,
NEW YORK.

a,. Money ON call, q pe- ssnt txehanse-Lohf,
47s.; short. 4sos. State bonds dull 0"'er"m"1''
drm. 80 = -, ex.h.nes
AZ goysrnmeI,ts irres ulsr; Dew 5s, couoon.
lOlt: new 4x's, coupon, IlVs, hf~ 10 eost""'
Iilk STATES moderatelysstives
WALL STREET YESTERDAY,
Nrw YORK, December 6.-Tbe Posfs naapcia'
Ay,: rbe wee, opened On the stock Ea"hasre on
low market for stocks, but there was an imms Oh
ale rally and streng market fJr the nrst li besf'
when, although money was easy at per stn,.,
prices began 10 drop, and have since eeoneeto
heavy the decline ranging from y 70 psy cent
the latter Reading. which hs, sold dosn 70 Ao,t
az 70 o Western Union, III 20 esq; leon nsas
!sio. psws Ns, sSs al, u ssss
Pacific, ~ 20 i0oS; 2. l. saa "; p y, ssn'
and Ontario, 4 10 siE.' The most active sieeh has
besn Western nniou telegraph. Unitd stst !.
sosas are irrtsalas est lover, The local scsss
last weak, and ~ bear of no ioaas above , per
cent, a. poied above. Absu; oue millsoa sh,sisr'
fore IN dele has arrived tnee sstprd y.aol af
lis e1yeted. AZ The same tine We dcnAads Iof
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~ as'ssr~ps :
NEW YOKF.

NEW rfnF
Sxw YORK. December 6 Cotton quiet; sales
to-day. 394 baIes; up,ands. lee: 0rieSns. IKE;
consolidated net recelps. 63.762 bales: expor,s--
6reai Britslu. 10265 bale France, $3.50 nales
contIncnt, 9.l33 baes. Flour-Southern duh and
druonius: common 10 fair sxtra. &5.S5n t5.s5 !;
good 10 choice, k5.90@$I Wheat orened strong
dsGsa Sse sI0a and ssay;
du an scarcel, 50 firm; No. 8, 43sc. Hoe steady
sugar quiet and unchanged; re6sed quit and
unchanged standard" A." 9td9sc. Molasses qu'et
aud unchanged. Rice 10 far d.mans and nrm:
irsde. Pork duh ard lower at si4. nIodes dull
aud wsak long clear. 81 40; short. 1910; long
closed nrm With decline recovered at 1915.
''''s"'' '"'" BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 6.-Fiour dull and Ia
6ne. "a 25a4 75; extra, s5@sb.75 family. 1915
@$6ho: CITY A,lls sup.rtias, a 2SaH1o .exiT'
ts@:o55; iamilv,; so'!5 s6'99; Eio Srsna,,
iop.r and quiet soninefn rci. s':l2@tlls, sm-
Der, 20Mel 26 No. | Ma.ylsog ti.24 No
Jarua,v. .sl.22l,@t!,2g4; February, 81 1850
81 25s; March, sl.27s@$L2sA Corn-sculh hem
firm and &C i've; westrro seadv: southern WIZ,
47c.: Yves ern mixd. 44@45c. R,e quite st
81 02dtl.05. tisy STEADY ~ me 70 choice PeDn-
~ vinia and Msrvsnd, sl9s..2l. Provisions
polk. sI4 50. Bulk meats-Loose shoulders. none
Offer M; ceir-r,b sides, none ofi.rng do scked,
s. and &c. Bac0n--shouIder 64c. ,leN-ri5
sdes. 7sMSac IIam,s, 10H@1lR La'd, 9sc.
Butter hru prime TO choice western packed, So
Zoe roll. 22 csc. Eggs hrm fresh, 2s@aOc.
limed. 20M22c. Petroleum que; r. dne,. 9s6s
9tc. coffee quieier; Rio csreoes UrdiOarv TO for,
10 l3c. Sugar easier; "a" soft, 9ac. Whiskey
6rm at *il9MSl.20.
CIsCiNNAil
CINCINNATI. Derember 6.-Fionr cul and droop-
,ng: FAMILY. s4.sOm$5.l6: fancy, IS 500 90 rs.
West dull aud lower; No. 2 amber, 81, "a. No. z
red wIutcr 81 .05. Cora stta'iv: No.2 ixed As :.
t,as quiet and firm az STA 3Sc. rors dull aud
nOminal at Sl4. Lard In TAR demand - ~ 25Hs
1921. Bulk-meais duii; shoulders, AZ :. iih. 7c.
Bacoo steady and firm ; clear. thc. Nulsksy u'l
A. Slip Sugar steads ard unbalanced Hogs. De-
S465@t4 10.
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money from che -, h and West are sery srrr. spf
snaen more ,hap The auecns 81 f,resW recefyts
viii Wavs the cty - dsy There = NO rtsfon Tor
ma n cf Tor the next four weeks Ear ~ NJ ursf
causes are concerned. sndspe MARKET y xely 70 re-
mr. IN IN position where II can be made very afip.
gent or very easv fpr sborf Intervals Prime @er-
camille paper IL GOT per cen. lime. loans cost
peY q NJ. ana . eommisslsD for ibiriy days, GOT
lower rates prevail Tor posps ~ longer date
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 0.--virsinia 6s. old. ~ (:
deferrtd ~; eoueols- TAX wcose series. 20 past
due coupons, 81; new l0-40's. AK. Bid to-dxy.
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DEATHS.

Died. yester dsy. at o'c ock. OF pneumonm' JO ~,
SETH son OF Michael and Macy SULLIVAN 'se'
thu ee years. ~. ...-ou,s, horse
No b04 Twesty SIKH street. at O'Clock his
AFTERS0ON. The friends Of The family are IN
yited 10 attend.
Died, on SUNDAY the Sub instant, LDCiSDHs Ina No.
BINSON, relict OF John Robinson VINO was Aihe"
Al the Capitol disaster In this city.
Tine funeral services Of the q, ceased VIII oe ne'u
AZ The First Baptist church REV. Mr.. Homes'sl
THIS AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock. Friends and ac-
qsintances are requested 10 attend
Died. December O, 1880, at IL NJ. at 73l west
Marshall street, IN the twenty-second year o, hsr
age. MARY T., daughter OF George l.. ana T.. r.
"f Funeral at her late residence THIS MORNING at
q O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-07
MARRIAGE :.

Married, on LIST December, $50, In So. Stephen,
church. q. eli county, Nd, by Right Rey. r. NJ
WhitIe and Rev. Lewis Wake, fRANtIS N
WHITTLE, JR., aud Miss CAROLINE IL "ALhE
Married, at Sherwood Gloucester cosnty' va.
on November II, 1880, BY The Rev. A.f. hunhiev
G. TAYLOR JENKINS, OF Baiiimors; 10 EMIL !
MOALE dau hter OF the late Charles III. Dimmo.S
of richmond, Va.
Married, Thursday, December 2, 1850, ~ th'
Church OF the Assertion, Mount sterling, heh
,ucEy by the Rev. T. A. 1id6ail; ID -, asss!eo ~
The Rev. F. A. P.Diek, the Rev. W. DpDkE
POWERS. IN mister IN charge OF The Church OF 20,
So,iyiiy. NaysyiIIe, KY. TO Miss MARY BULLO.h
HOWARD, OF Mount Sterling hthlueky'
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, December @, 1880.

Market weaker. Sales IS follows:
WHEAT White, 100 bushels 81 VI 90 and II 20
Tor fair AMI good. er, AIS bushels at 81 ~.
Al 40, and f1.23 for comHou and fair. Nixsd.
2.sUS bushels at GIL 8 and u % for common 4nd
vsrv good. Fs,ix. 1,672 bushels al si.l5. tlt7,
sl,fS, aud tl.22 for fair, good. very RooJ, and
CORN wa te 1904 bushels Of 81 and SIC. foe
good and ". ry good. aud Sac. for very good Old:
Nfrsd 364 bushe At so and 5lc. for good and
verv GOOD.
OATs.-55 snd SEC for very good and prime
winfer. and 46c. fof common spring.
BLAcK-tYE PEAs.-4 bushels at e5c. for very
good.
BEANs-4 bushels at VI 90.
BLACK PEAs.-4S bushels nc CSC.
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DRY GOODS.
A. HUTZLER 4 SONS.

In stock and receiving from FIRST hands fal' ana
complete line Of o,s
including MONTE CLOTHS, FLAPS; sA lI,f1.
sNs,s. yEIvEfs. and M0uRsiNG,, ING, sA i1n.ns
Also an unusually large s!oesp q 3
and ST APL Is. snen d. a IA fsrDrR. III AN,
LADIES' yEcKwEAR, L.siss' aud 6en'emens
UNDERwEAdR IN. nnsi Hgs'his IL TRIMMINGS,
Ei,GiSGs, ana INsERTiNS.sx sg ss nss;;rToNs.
pA ~ 4 ESstRESSA'MYSfs In grea, variety.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN IN ANNUAL MEETING W TUX STOCK
aot DFBs or TIis RICHMu>D ANU Alt.E.
t;uAN RAJ ROAD COMPANY wi be held ~
TUESDAY (be,nx ihe 5th dayp ~ HtccMHsR
NExr az IL O'Clock ~, for he rurcose ~ eject.
Ing Hoard OF Directors. 90 serv- tor ore yssr and
The trsassc,inn NJ any other bushes, that nay te
hr,uebf before The meeting. 6 ". LsLASh
secretary Of the Rlch,oosd sns Allegheny Ret road
Gene any. 10 4o-s9
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s=
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOrICE.-The men, q.
WI befs Of RICHMOND LODGE, NJ. 10 "
A. +. aud A. NJ. are relu sied 10 autDd az
stat, communication Of their Lodge al =. Adams
Hal, corner ri Third and Main sirre,s. on THIS
OF steer Idg.s aud al tpansien' brethren In good
standing arc inyip q To meet wi b ms.
by order OF the w. NJ.
JAMES r. RIDDICK. Secretary.
December z, A. l.. $3.50. A. ID. 1880
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RICHMOND, November %. 1850.

RICHMOND. November ~. 1850.
NOrICE.-A GENERAL MEETING
IN or THR sUBsCklBERs To iiis srnk
Of THE RICH MOND AND ME.I ,OiNr
COMPANY VIII he hsId al the on y Of William W.
Cor 90 over the Planters >ailousI Bsns. ne
city % Richmond. on the efn DAY ~ Dkckst~
MIR. $780, al ~ 81. JJHN Ii DAVIS.
q. 81 LOGAN.
JOHN r. kR sNCH,
REUBEN fOSTER.
no 24-td Commissioners.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALEs.-1O0 virsinis conss's 90 ~ z60 liner
est certificates at 9; 40 shares OF n. and D. X. X.