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The following Is from Postmaster General
KEYS recent letter about the Louisiana state Lot
terry;
con the 18Th Of November 1879, issued an order
foTbidding payment of any postal money order adj
dressed NJ. A. Danphln, Post once BOX d12 New
orleans, La, uf $40 broadway, New York city.
This party having presented certificate OF the nuv-
elup and state officers Of the state uf Louisiana that
he has complied with all the legal requirements of
that state and other evidence, and, being satisfied from
the evidence submitted To me that SAID NJ. \, Dau-
phin Is not engaged IN conducting scheme or device
Tor obtaining money through the mails by means oi
false and fraudulent pretcncrs, appropriations aud
promises, ihertbBd authorize and dfroot The sespfa-
SioH ~ Sdid oTdfr
Tie next (the l20thl monthly drawing VIII take
place on Tuesday, May II, when Tor y any une in
yeaing may draw $50, 900
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About O'Clock yesterday during the
shooting of tine Columbia Gun club, on Ilolmead's
Field, Whitney avenue aud NiuIh street, MIR. VII
Ham DAVIS was shot In the face and right arm acri
denially by Mr. William T., burfurd. Dr. Jamlson
attended him and succeeded m extracting most al the
shot from tile sufferer onicers cole and slater EAR
ried the lniuled man homie. Ills wounds are moi
considered SCI inug.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
wv ALI.Il

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUSSELS CAR
PErs, CHINA, GLASS, AND COOKERY
WARE Al AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, MAY - commencing at l0o' clock
A. NJ, we win sell at the residence Of gentleman
declining housekeeping, No. $50 + street northeast
the following collection of furniture consisting Of
Handsome Walnut NJ. 4. Chamber Suites
Cottage Furniture, Marble Top Ceniie Tables.
NJ y. sldeboards.
Extension Tables and Dining room Chairs.
Paror Furniture.
Bedsieads, bureaus, and Waahstands.
Hall and stair Carpets.
BRUSSELS Ingram, aud other Carpets
Hair and IIusk Mattresses.
China, Glass, and Crockely Mare.
Kltehen Utensils, etc
Terms Cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
myD-Ilg AucllOneeTs.
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uiggins's German Laundry Soap

Is perfectly pure, being made OF carefully
selected stock, and is therefore NE chedIest Ash
your grocer for H. aud that you get only the gem
ulne art e. trial VIII convince You Of It's merits.
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At H. Harris & Co. IS, the popular jewellers,
Who have removed TO 1872 seventh Street, between u
and T., directly opposite their Old stand.
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nARGAINs II sArINs. coNNoLLY's.


Pants to order, -, 500, aud -, at Elsemau Bros.
seventh aud streets
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An exciting runaway took place last night
seventh, l. street. A horse attached to :,
butcher wagon standing in front 81 the grocery store
at the corner took fright and dashed oil at fearful
rate of speed. At the corner of Eighth and X streets
the owner of the team, Mr. WhittleSey, was, by the
wagon ovcrturning, thrown violently TO the ground,
sustaining severe aud serious injuries. Assistance
rendered him by those in the vicinity. The horse
WAS caught at the corner OF seventh AMI II streets
with only the shaft of the wagon remaining.
We are of the opinion that it must be good
Tor the simple reason that praise II and ply
sicians prescribe II. We mean Or. Bulls Cough
syrup. Price - cents. All druggists keep 1t.
The Hest Rogers Stlver.PIatcd Ware.
AT r. Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
EARGAIEs IN SILKS. CoNNuLLY'e.
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Br OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Is replete with novelties. Elseman Bres, seventh
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open every day from 6 A. NJ. to 10 T.. NJ. Basin
81 feet long, 80 feet wide Water 10 10 feet deep.
SEASON TICKETS, good for bye months, o.,
SINGLE ADMISSION, % cents.
nor MATHS without extra charge. my9-tf
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FINHE KING OF THE WAVES.
CAPT. PAUL BOYTON,
THE FAMOUS AQUATIC vOYAGER,
will give his
WONDERFUL NAUTICAL EXHIBITION
In the Potomac. foot of Eighth street, between the
Cooperative Ice Company and Clark ~
Given's Wharves, on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRI
DAY, AND SATURDAY.,
MAY II, ~. IL, "a, and Is at AZ. NJ. daily.
The exhibition will consist of Swimming, sailing,
Standing Upright Sending Dispatches. Building
Raft, Distress Signals, Fishing Cooking Dinner,
Reading. Shooting Smoking, Writing. Carrying
Line. Night Signals Sounding. Man overheard, and
the destruction of ful-rigged model ship by pow
erful torpedo.
This exhibition has been pronounced by tine press of
the entire world to lie of the most intensely inter-
eSiing ever witnessed.
RSNtiood Music In attendance.
Admission, - cents: reserved seats, 30 cents.
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Auttiols Sales.
by DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
- Nnth and ID streets Northwest,

10y DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Ninth and ID streets Northwest,
EXTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE
or ALI THE
ELEGANT wALNurDINING-Ro ROOM, CHAMBER
Asn
OTHER FURNITNRf
BODY, TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS, INGRAM, IIAMBIR, STAIR, AND
OTHER cARpErS THROUGHOUT
THE HOUSE.
UPWARDS of FORTY SOLID WALNUT on AM
Ser SEIs, COMPLETE, INCLIDING
WARDHOBES.
ELEGANT HAIR AND SHUcK MATTRESSES,
IMPROVED SPRINGS, ErC,
SINGLE BEDsTEADs.
MARBLE-TOr BUREAUS,
TABLES,
WhsHSTA NDS,
SERNAhIS' ROOMS, ETC
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, May ~, COM
mencIng at 10 O'Clock, We win Bcll. by catalogue,
giving fun description, all The fine Furniture. etc,
etc. partly named above, contained In premises No
7O5 Fifteenth street, corner of New York avenue,
comprising upwards of 81 furnished rooms of fuIni-
iure and carpets al best workmanship and qualities,
and 10 which We desire 10 call special attention.
sale without reserve. Terms cash. Catalogue 10
he had on application IA the auctiOneer and after
Monday.
DiktAkSON BROS,
~
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Appreciate merit. We have doubled sales in
twelve months. Eseman Br os., clothiers and tai0rs
corner of seventh and 4 streets.
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Grand Opcnimg To.morrow.

nARGAINs IN FANCY GOODS. coNNol
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WAsuISGroH, u. C.. May I. 1850.
To .NSSrs. Srnuei +. WHeJ. ". r. Sherman, a.
RoRner, and others;
GENTLEMEN Believe me, | was fully taken
unawares when received your very kind letter ten
derng me benefit. for had reason to expect this
act of generosity. when have already been the
cpien of n like favor at your hands heartily
cept your prolfeIed Kindness aud May II the
night for In IN opporunc moment am able to pre-
sent to the public play worthy the occasion.
am, gentlemen, with sentiments of high regard,
Yours, H. CLAY FoED.
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BARGAINS IL MILLINERY, coNNoLLY's,
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nur 80 suits. Eseman Bros, corner Of seventh
and streets.
SIZE THE sPECIAL BARGAINS AT cos
MOLLY >,
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n[,a5S A a. a ls ID.
To all who are suffering from tie errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, etc, VIII send recipe that VIII
cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by n missionary In South America
send . sef-addressed envelope To the REV, JOSEPH
Z. INMAN. Skaiion D. Netn Iork lItu. fnlh.IY
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-09

GRAND BALL Of the KING,
During which the following:
MARCH BY FORTY CHILDREN,
MadriIlienne. by = Misses.
JACK and his man arrive bringing the Giants
head. lie claims and receives the hnn,l of the Prn
cess MS reward for his bravery.
SNLPIIIDE, Florence Croghan HIGHLAND
FLING, by the Glass; GITANA. Mabel Cornish;
L'AEiEL. Mamie runphrcy; CHINESE DANCE,
by the Boys;
EsmcrRlda Polka lUndrillcs,
STYRiEN NE, Lille Baker and Mamie Humphrey;
VILLAGE DANCE, Ella Ramsey;
SMOLENSKI, MINERVA SHELDON:
IRISH Lit, BY THE CLASS.
" Champion brave of FanCyland,
Noble gallant miller,
You Va fairly won the Princess hand,
JACK the GIANTKILLER.r
Admission, with secured seat, so cents. 10 be had
at Prof Shellon's Academy. 1904 + street n. w.
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The Art Loan Exhibition.

CHEAPEST GOODS ~ THE CITY. 90
NOLLYfS.
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a~,gy SPECIAL TAXES!
" ~ SPECIAL y
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
WILLIAM DICKSON,

HT-'T " --- r NurFFV.
n-155e WANTEO-YOlI TO KNOW THAT
~ we sell . FIRST class Jaor-made Second hand
suit much better and great deal cheaper than
mon new suit can he bought, AT JUSII'S Old
STAND, No 6lo ID street, between sixth and seventh
streets northwest, or nj Branch store, No. los ninth
rect. hetweon u and streets northwest.
n. B.--We buy but First-class second hand Cloth
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NO CARDS
An,ustM,tnts.
NATIONAL, THEATRE.
FRIDAY AFTERNooN,M MAY II, O'CLOCK.
JACK, the GIANT KILLER
MATINEE.
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
FIRST ACr.
PALACE OF THE KING.
A GRAND LEVEE l. being held A Despatch
from Fogydom. The PRINCESS not hattcred by
proposition OF marriage.
ssSUch II Getting on Knees
MIN YET DE La COUR.
Composed by Prof. SHELDON expressly for this
occasion.
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PEASANT DANCE BY 20 CHILDREN.

SECOND SCESE.-Chamber. Jack and his mother
retire for the night The pairy appears to Jack, and
says:
al come. brave JACK my VOID to keep,
And show your future IN yo,r sleep,
BEHOLD the Bean has grown e'cn now
Until II caps the mountain brow;
Rise. climb the stalk. ere daylight come,
You II reach the Giants cloud-girt home,
sun. trust to me, nor fear the test,
Thy fathers sword must do the rest. -
THIRD sCENE.--NliIlers on their way TO the mill.
'TlIE THREE ROC uES.''
FOURTH SCENE.-!The Giants Home. Jack APP
pears climbing the Bean-Stalk. The Giant Awakes.
Jack In Bad Fix. sudden appearance of the Cob
lns. Fruitless search for Jack. The Giant Sleeps
again, and Jack kills him.
TIvlRn
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Tue summer opening of Partisan millinery
ut Mrs. !. r. ralmer's, No. llO7 street, On Mon
day neAt, win be grand affair and he an interesting
event The ladies uf this District Her stock of mil
nery has been entirely iopcnished since her last open
ing. and She has now hand some of the choicest
iliI most charming selections of the old country.
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Mr. I. louvENNI, marble worker, formerly
mt the corner Of Tenth aud u streets has removed Ia
Eleventh street aud New York avenue, where lie viii
be glad to receive his patrons and the public genci
ally. Mr. iouvcnai stand, AZ the head of his line of
business in this city, that those mlrrsng work To
him always of having the same done In Gli
artistic and satisfactory manner.
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WAslisGroE. u. c.. Anil G, 1850.
H. C'oy Ford, Esq, Manager Fori's opera House:
DEAR SIR: As the theatrical season is
drawing to close, and as we have been annually
treated 20 something In your line cNcclling the regular
routine OF theatrical performances. we would lie
pleased, few Of your npprcoa Patrons To tell
der You complimentary benefit, to take effect at a
date not too far distant. We remain yours, etc,
SAINT +. Miller, w Y, Sherman,
X. Rayner Arthur MacArthur,
EnOch 'roitcn, 'ru. u. CorkI,ill,
A. NJ. Chpp, Stison lIntuhns,
crosby s. Noycs, Dom riatt.
Ringwnlt, Hack & Miller, !. y. Buiit,
II. y. Ramsdei y. e. F"rncy,
\. W. Drew, Willctt * Ruon,
q. &. Wcddcrburn, Y. +. RocSslc,
Tenncy 4 Co., y. r. Cake,
Iireslin & Cooke, Jas. 4. fe,ce.
e. e. willard. Sponord Co.
Levy Woodbury., j. W. Bunker,
NIL al, tpr
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GREAT SALE OF SILKS Ar .coSNoLLY's.
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'UTHVOStU ny TTUT' oHFIDUN expressly TUI 'HIs
occasion.
Twenty -four Masters and Misses.
SOLO. by the EMPEROR.
The GIANT II Coming. Proclamation.
SECOND ACT.
FIRST SCENE.-Dame Goodluck's Cottage and
Min. Nlilers at work. JACK goes fishing.
THERE $ FISH IN THIS MILL-PoND." The
Old Woman Crossing the Bridge. Jack saves her
life. RB- The MAGIC BEAN. ga
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WALTER Il. WILLIAMS q Co., auctioneerS,
will sell on Thursday May 10, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence of gentleman declining housekeeping
No. 1880 street northeast. general assortment of
honselnll elIerls.
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TnE very pleasant weather of the past few
DAYS reminds III that it Is the proper time to renovae
our residences and prepare ior the changes which
come with summer. and IN this connection We would
call attention To- the establishment of Mr.. j. Mark
ritter. No. G1G l. street, who has on hand large anil
complete stock ut the very latest patterns of wall
paper and a complete line ui eugravlngs picture
frames, chromos, autographs, brackets, and hrie-a-
hIao In great variety,
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HAVE YOU tried Nandcr's old stock and re
serve whiskicsy They have delicious flavor and are
mellow from age. His native wines daily grow more
aud more In public favor. large importation of
sherry from 'adi1 spain. and Rhine wine from
Germany viii arrive about the 18th instant.
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The Turf.

ON Saturday next, at > o clock !. NJ. there
will lie grand parade on the track of the National
Fair A>suciatiun al all the stables that will take part
IN the spring meeting. The list Of horses will he
unusually large one, and the sight will be
before witnessed In Washington. Chairs have been
placed In the grand stand, and other accommodates,
for the public To witness this event. which will lie
free and without price.
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Equal Division Sons of Temperance held
public meeting and musical and literary enteItam-
ment az their hall Friday evening, which largely
attended, The comedy of thine Tries All - was
given with Miss saNton, Mrs Leach and Messrf
Fhilp, Howe, Jacobs and Bangs sustaining the dit
ferent characters. The lady yocasts were Mrs.
Jecko, MIS- Iasoeilei, Mis- Hutton Miss Donaldson
"a blind lady, and the gentlemen Messis whipple,
SelbOld SUNNY, and Forsyth. Professor ,Ieck0 and
Master A. u. Merchant did the honors at the piano
and Miss Florence Sullivan Tecited The Relief of
Lucknow Refreshments were served 10 the guests.
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BEST GOODS aud lowest prices is the motto
at DaNis's. Eight street and Market Space. The
store Is stocked To iepletun with one of the largest
assorments tu be he found in the city, careful PEE
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Critchley. of the Albanys, has been re-
leased, refusing to play for reduced salary. This
weeks League games follows: Monday. Froy-
dence and Bostons: Tuesday, Buifal"s and Cleve,ands
Chcagus and tincinnats, BoStons and Iroys.
WOrcesterS and Fiovidences Thursday, Friday, and
saturday, Chicagos aud Buiiaos. CinciDnats and
Clevelan,s: Thursday, Bosons and Woiccseis, Pruy-
dences and Iroys; Friday, Worcestcis and Bostons
ProvIences and Iroys: saturday, BUstons and
WorccsteIs, PIoyidcnccs and Troyg.
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The Potomacs elected ten new members at
their meeting on Wednesday evening
The Potomac four for the race with the
L. Iirondelle Club, Of Baltimore June 10, viii III
all probability he Wheatley, Bailey Barbalin, and
sam Wheeler.
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LADIES and others interested in the pur-
chase of dry goods should read the card Lansbugh
X Bro, To lie found i'll another column.
CALL on F. D. Maltby, 81 Seventh street.
BUY YOUR SILKS AND sATINs AT CON
SuI.l.N'~.
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dspttial alotites.

nARGAINs IN SILKS. coNN"LLy.s.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION

ATA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
State Central Committee of Nevada. held nj
Virginia City, February 2o, 1850, the follow
lug resolutions were unanimously adopted:
, Resoiced, That the Republican st to q IT.
trail Committee OF the State of Nevada order
thai state Convention be held i'll Austin,
LANDER sou ~, in this State, on TUEsD y .
MAY ELEVENTH, $50, 1t the hour Of II
u clock A. NJ of said day, for the pup, Sc al
electii e six Gelegat' and six hlt' RI ntrs. 10
rcpr,'s ut the Republican / arty in the Nation
II k,Tu' licun Convention. TO be held at
Chicago, Illinois. Juhe2, 1880
ReS0fced, That we recommend that the stv-
ernl Republican, County Central Committee =
If the State ~ nevada call primary Elections
of the people. for the purpose al eiectiLy del
"rates TO the said Stat Convention ut Aus III:
III. sai . Primaries to he Id un or before
Mas J. 1880 fr' Ea, DO 81 .'s sH
.R,sotrrd. Th !. the b isis of representa-
III said Convention shall he one vote Tor
each and ever 100 y,tcs. or fraction of 10 or
over ~, cast at the last general election for
the Republican state ticket, tu-wit:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

Resoir,i, That the folk wing test be re-
IN r-,t at aud every voter at the PrimarS
Elections: That he supi orted the Republican
State ticket It tIe last genera lea tion. or
would have 0nIe 70 had he voted, and n
pledge to support the Lon iI.ees Of the Chic so
National Convention. fs.-s. .....
Ill REQUA, Chairman.
ALE d TEN, Secretary.
Republican papers d. Nevada please copy !
mar2U -#r 1885
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

AGENTs,wA4sTEp 40 ssha tot Rr,iS sg S q
THE BIisTE, also fer tie Mandsoinest and
CHEAPEST BIBLES Esssssa Tss@s "A a Is.ss
foas S,ss,.s.l ssIpsSi. !. CASH PREMIUMS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

INCORPORATED BY THE ] EGIsLATURE
II of the State OF New York in 1896, will
open it's Animal Session fer 1879 ON tie frst
dny of October. to rohtihue six weeks. Moir
than u hundred lessons or lectures will lG
giytn, s-r ..-srrF e.s44H. O.
The study Of Human Nature, Us taught
10y Phr.no!oRy. thysiepnon!. and Physi-
oloRy, constituting complete Anthro-
poloey, ID Of I e first imporislce to .f..
clergy men wLoee vocation 1t I, to In
strut mankind IN the formation cf cl sract,r
and the attainm' 1t II spiritual Srowih;to
Teachers, VINO IL ed TO learn the nature
of tie lunan faculties, AMI how hest to- guide
and instruct them ta act IN nctO'daics with
clear judyIne MT hid sound OlHlity: TO .....I
shysicinns. that they may undentsnd
the mental traits aud 81 pos tions of patients
and patrons. al hew to ac9uilc their COZ H.
deilce and so-cle'stion; to
Lawyers, that thew may know whit IL in
Ia man natnr.. md low to r. AL at once the
character df iii 1T. witnesses, and jury. md
ooml releI d Tbs springs OF action and me-
tive IL the rho are Charged with crime: to
Stntc> men. who are called to enact
laws fer the proper government and inn rave
ment of mankind; to gI
Merchants and Busin1 49, Men wi o
Zeal with ey~ryhody, and ought to ktuw cher
acter and facnlty, ana how to hAndlr IL easily,
Pl, asnItly. md successfully: to
Parents. VIII, have n vital irtrre-t in the
proper training. instruction. Loy, rhip' ut. ard
hapl n ess # children. aid therefore need I"
unccrsthnd tErlr special traits. and what
tn atn.,tt IL Lest SUITE d to each; 10 ..
Y"un. Wen and W. n"H. who have
to make tn ir way in tho world. in s-lf-eul-
tnrr. choice of pursuits. am sil'c u of life
c"n'l aninnS or bnsii'ss Partners. tlis c"ni-
l'hrnSivc sCusC or FIRST IEISCII1.fs Lac
profitable word t" say.
.
All who ett4ife 10 become men beers Of
rlass. tlis year or heat. sha all Who Wculd
like to know what il to be taught 10 the
cours. II II structipn. terns. etc =, may al.
dress. asking for ''institttr Circular" .
'vattIf .Iit IfiU Nr13aNHa1 -IufI Hts
S. R. Wells & Co., Publishers.
~ z3z Rrc Midway. AeM York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

Cffce--At Breed 4 Cr"si!'s. North & 'trc e.
odpOsite the International. y H. re pnstasr and
transportation, can he scared.
JOHN ~. DALLAS. Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09
By Counties.

The Wing Informs us that 1t gets its fig
ures Us TO the relative strength Of the Re-
adjusters and the Debt-Payers in several
counties from the vote for senators. II
gave the vote by counties, aud we took it
for granted that that journal had intended
to be understood as. giving the vote for del
egutes. In the cases Of several other eouu-
ties our nei2hbor assumed that, all the can
didates beiog Resdi listers, all the voters
were Resdiusiers. That sort OF estimate
might have been just II the vote OF each
county In the whole State had been given.
and tbe vote for unopposed candidates on
one side had been Offset by the vote for un-
opposed candidates on the other. Ii is not,
bowevsr, fair way OF estimating one dis
trict, Or one county, or set Of counties,
which had candidates running on but one
side. W illness the following statement:
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We have received a copy Of PERKINs's
Congressional Disiric.-Vote Map OF the
United States. Price 80 cents, In neat
cloth case. An outline map Of the United
States, "a by 3S inches in size, showing the
State frontiers, the boundaries OF the con-
districts, their sizes and shapes,
and the official number OF each.
Their votes in the election OF 1873 for
members OF Congress are indicated with
great care within the boundaries Of each
district by a system OF colored bars, one
inch long for each $4,000 votes, red for Re-
publcans, blue for Democrats. and white
for the various third parties. Marginal
tables confirm these records by giving the
precise number OF votes OF each party in
each district during the election OF 1873.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

PAY OF SUPERvIsoRs.-A correspondent
Of the Washington Republican quotes from
the United States Revised Statutes to prove
that The Federal supervisors OF election who
may be appointed this fall will receive pay
under the law as it now stands. A suifi-
cient reply to his quotation is the fact that
the Revised Statutes were printed several
years ago, and that the refusal OF Congress
to make any appropriations for the payment
OF supervisors puts an end TO the law he
quotes. That law reads that they shall be
paid out Of any moneys "not otherwise APP
propriated." Congress declares that all the
moneys it appropriates are otherwise appro-
priated.