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, 1880-07-11

! one to the Western Toy COMPANY. to eIect
sys sasf sser oS to
s6umaker: s"f; for - thrsestory ssss dwelling q
Paulina street, near North avenue, to cost
$1,000; to Joseph Diyey, for two,sto+y teest Ty
dwelling at No. 15:l North Onlon Street 10
sso to G q 80 aaa EI sf1ea 1el to ,eo cost
sa56o; TO A J. Smell. for three two
| story stone-front dwellings, on bishop cpurt'
near Madison street, to cost S12,U0; 70 y:
S. siil]en, for two-stoly dwelling, a at 40: ~
| North Ii. Sale street, 10 cost S,SU; Anton
Hoffman, fora two-story dwelling on ltalsted
street. near Centre, to cost 50 30oo: J.. l. Isle;
for a two-s:ory and basement brick store and
dwelling, at No. 1872 Wabash avenue, to cost
Store ] and ID dwelling 1T 10. sss Henry street, to
cost So, 900: T. S. Shepherd, for two-st0ry
basement ulld attic brick dwelling At No. 392
West Adams street, to cost 5000; John
Struwn. for two-story brick dwelling ct
G. SwaTtZ, for two twO-story brick stores, at
Nos 20 and e, South franklin street, to cost
$500.
Among the building permits issued yester-
neck, to erect a two-story dwclliag corner o OF
Throop and Nineteenth streets, to cost - 500;
one to j. Fenny, to erect Mostnry
dwelling, corner IT LOOMS street and zion
erect a two-story dwelling, Archer avenue
and Columbia street, to cost 81 ,No; one 70
the Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
Company to erect @ oRe:Story aep0t am!.a o"an, +
corner u 4Archef ana ote"aIt Mcnues, ~
cost $3.50; onE 10 Angust Man ,oa 70 etee, era =
me and Twentieth street, to cost 5000: one
To !, Nevyeen, to erect Il tllroe-stury store
and dwelling, corner Milwaukee avenue anu
Manfene cour1, 10 c1st ?t,; u!le % ~, .-'!'r NV
dr5on, 10 erect 0meseoty LOT tta cottap aS"nmn
to cost Sl.:550O; and Que to Peter 1lcnNerS. to
erect two-story' NNe!nlis, * 0nooei onn se1ee''
near Norin avenue: 10 es'st sSoog " +.o ..oo,,
The building OF Tue GnHlcn u1 lnu c1sES Eii,,
slon at the co eofsr t n oi "a ani d',n rnacnd hv %
streets, Is 70 pe !9tn uoMlf , at'u ~
new stone English GOTHIC church..
4 MODEL BUILDING.
The American Express Company has just
completed q series Of alterations and iln-
At an: expense Of $4,000. The entire rear
wall OF the front building, dividing the main
! office from the freight room, has been re-
moved, and extensive prisHlatlc light sky
lights have been lntrodt1cea: Inc lIlitlta In,
Office llas Deen Wlueaeu ae tMellts !ees ~
removing nrick TI lfo thn a,artts ir1 ~ tGt: Iac
essn maze witl' yisT to isa5adtinE #; the
transaction Of the2rgelS increased business
OF the company. Inc 1,. oce Is nSveF S'oSeu, it,
!; anu he night clerks WY Ieu's.aii I, ". uuts
1;Ias an;Ioasn 1ne n'sn' soo'eo' ~ ea'' "1e pAo'
WITH coNFonFAblE BEDS
arranged like sleeping car berthS, Which can
be closed in a minute
4 new Crane hydraulic elevator has been
room, to the supply department. It is
furnished with the Meaker automatic
gates OH each story. Tile package. de-
partmellt has been moved down to the base
ment formerly occupied by the supply lie
plrtnent, and las been lifted up III the most
, 1880-02-24
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcro tllcl for rcc-
ord Monday, Fob. s1;

Tho following Instruments wcro fllcl for rcc-
ord stonday, Fob. p;
CITY PROPERTY
sssst35 s.ss 5a IT. a. l. i adaS Sssos y T. {; s Il
W, S'as':s"s II e I T s!:!ss s j XIII
GSi il il Ell;
Martha =: IiuskII,shaia, aap
VII SssSSs ds'sa H. \. 6 Ssjsss jasS'S u s
VIII ssn;ioitS; It sa:as 4. is a1ovo iatcd
s;s xs'!;iE;:' E:b y il fs,ss (: %s &sSisisa Is
slfiS y aatss jan. H. Il tGsoiss ii. Iati'a u
Issss Pasa. Ss!*ssa l;;?jt ;sasd Ts;iioi i: w
.'s1S r. Tnatssa y tSs Z Il Shss,Sphss sssSS o
4: s;9:s; i 3s5S
iii $sl:s I'll: ii* 4 X;4s;Si |; / ~
ws:S VI: $$;s; III i it i &iAS A:i!|S;;;I i
BIZ: IL: isS;; !: ;Isi;
0$s!s:; s$ si,: j:s 3 IL 32iisi$:s:S i;s$ il S:s i
::,!;: II ii*'S;:i< S;j}s! is
II &$;;: Il isiSi
$:;S ~ y$$ Il fiS:;ss: il i;s! &
i; Il: S:;S: :$s;!;s '
4 $s III ! Si:: jEtS:s55Hs;
0''' " atl.xs nv Tiix cotIltf.iiouss, -
?s's: 4: IL it, e :'s;s: .as '.hs%s % 3
SOUTH " s,sT xS ,;r4 i; iE'!x ] ;s %xs,!,a
, 1880-02-24

RiIEETt-RccoiynA Uf. enrnn timC ln,t vn0k ! III,
..s "U*: t,sa4 tHnt wsGh .init. IMn
MiaIkot ~ 9nlot htiu unei!nl2ca aE &lsao per lW
loa for poor to choico ssa'us.
EAST Liberty.
Fast 1tnrnr,y IN. Fah e1-rArr,v-uo,.t,,.
sInTH Friinv ri hcaI ~ tI,rr,,yS nrh
sttIcL, tni,i fHr ttn Hnnt Gn,s iii lila ~ ~. ~ III
thrt,Hf md LEO f0rn. nuAlnst 3I1U lhFUuakI nd ir
!oea! tn9 Wgok GG11fe. Ih0 supply Tyr yArl sale Is
nnH trHm1 ~ w Gntine ~
asa tsafce e. a xery IA Sw sSa as!nssa bus hss
hre n.nGh % ths ssno - ssst w99k Pert. tasa2j far
da g9n1 ahnnlnK stccss, 9a3S44@1 common, IT, ?se8
&.Si 91sls scws ana stass Eot&l6a salos to-day
, 1880-02-24
.RADVAY'S REGULATING lILlSl

Fernset Fursativs Soothing Apertenss, A''
Without F'ntn, Alsways Kslanblo and
Natural In shsir Operation.
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR cA1dnEt,
Perfectly tnsteless, elegantly coated VIZ w5
sweet gum, purge regulate, purify, c!oaase' '3A
KASwxY's rtt1s, for tho euro 9t 81 dsoTlsac 91sa.
der, Nervous Dseasos. IIeaIhche, cnnsilpas.u.1t
Goatyeness Indigestion, nyspepsa !,2ssa 1i'..s ia
all Heterogeneous Of tho informal y!scer,. Mn =.
raIltod to effect perfect oute. fure!y ftAat fttAtA
BIZ. containing no mercury, 1niner'ls' Or aes'~
''ai1 " bbscryo the following symptoms result
ing train diseases Of ihs dgeatlvo orkuns: cG 7.
stIpatlon, 1nwurl Plee, Fualnfss Of tle ih .s,ass
tho Ho.a, Aol.llty Of thu Stomach, faush7 fia1iuah7
lleartbrt nsgu4t OF Pood. FMlnoss nr "
io tie Stomach spHs EraSiat;Gas; ;n a. e!na s,esnf
Vision, Dots Of Webs he?ofa ths Sight, Frsss ss
and hill Pain In tue Head, ucttcteusf OF I,,. Is
sptation Ye!ornnss of tho st!n and Ey,s; Ey.c! rf u
4 few doses II HApwAYs Pills will fre> ID
system from all tho aboyo-named dlsorde1A
frios, 95 Cents Fer Hor.
Wc repeat that the rcadar must oonsH.s "a
books and papers or the slb!est a,nf o. alssas''
thelr cure, ahtunH which may la uAiaeo'
"khtss a,.d True"
"1tadtvay sH Irritable Ursthro,"
'tkadspay Oh ar,vfttta," al.
and otness telxtlnx to different classes OIL o.
SOLD pY DRUaGlBTs.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE"
ssnd tssssr ssaa.p to R-4DVaf : e"'' q"
~ Rarrs.s, cor. Churos-ss., h..s foFk =.
~. 'afoEWau9k ntA tAyasA4a. Il ~ w ''"'
, 1880-02-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Some Curbstonc Trading in Pro-
duce Yesterday.
Grain stronger-provisions and Hogs
Easy.
FINANCIAL.

In celebration Of Wnshiugton'a nrthdnv. tho
1nIlks ami trnil1ur business huYacs wrrc cft'scl
NnthiuK wns tlt,nu on tho Now YUrk stock
Henr], nr,d tho only transactions wo hNvp tn re-
1,ort arc thusc o,, tho London market, where
WnsnnRson'a 1!irth,lay Is nut celebrated.
Tim Philadelphia Ledger thinks Tint while
mnncy is within cnay rcRch for 0c,lI md tc'nE'o-
rnry uses, there arc nevertheless ttllnrrotts III
slfcnttons In tho future. and mt tho fur future
either. that thu rntu Ut !ntcrrat will rs1sc higher
for rer1nnncnt Investments. thaiuh tho How 0f
currency from tho Stn,th mud West to tho At
lnntic scabnanl Is steadily gnins III. Tho de-
n,a1,l is not urgent, and the supply, II mt cx-
ccssive, is still nluplc to meet NIL tho rcglilnr
cRlls.
According to Uthhotr'e Circular Of tho Nth,
tho following Is tho nveragc snily output ot orc
fr,,rn the LratIvic mines: Chrysnlltc. 1a5 tons;
Little Plttsblirg. u tons Ttttlu Chief, 10 tons;
Dunkln, 10 tens: Hubert t. Ice. 40 tons; Gil
max, 70 tons; CARBONATE, 15 tons: Morning stnr,
10 tons; Colombo 1rIllcc, tons; CRESCENT &
Etnn, s tuns; It,1,X & Derry, 6 tons: pe'w!eEy &
Glllss, S tons; Iron Mfnc. = tons: SlnuRgler, 8
tons: Little Ella, 10 TINS; Highland Chief, 70
tons: Argentine, 10 tons; Little fiAnt, ID tons;
Oro In rlatn. 70 tolts: 1t,lu 10 tons; Miner 10y.
3 tons; Double Decker, :.t tons; 'othors nlto-
gcther, n tuus Total, Ep.i TONS.
The Now York Sun enys tho Erto first con-
soidntcd mortgage por cent gold bot,tlsnro the
cheapest IT the kind on tho list. They hAvo
fnrty ycnrs still to run, while carly NIL tho othcr
ilrst-clnas per cent ru!lrnnd bnnfis hnyo hut
twenty. Consequently, mt tho date when tho
New York Central, ifnrem, Lnke SHIRT. and
nthor ilrst-clIlss mortgages will le pnd OF ut
pnrSS the Erirs will Just be commencing 4 new
torn 0f twenty years. BESIDES, thoy are ply
able, principal and Interest. In gold, aud this
feature, in the course Of tho next few years,
Ynny he worth 4 EGr cent prpntIt1n, It IL trio
, 1880-02-24

Chronic sE,n diseases, uor7cs nt tho Iioue, flu.
mors In the lll0od. SGr0fulnus DIs.,Nsre, n.i y.
Favor Sores Chronic or Oi Giuers@' III at fi|hises ihan
1atGkete, Wh!ta Swelling, HenlA Hrn3i Ut,1s Utrrns.
Affections, Cnnkclt, Glntttlu!nr SwrfIinVs Eoit
Wasting and Decay Of tho 1itsty. plt1n!r. ,n1
l}lotchcs. Tltnnrs. Dyspynssa, Kidney aml iisa. s
der Diseases, Chrunto rheumatism and f;ott
Consumption, Grnvef and Caiculnlts Drnrtss
and varieties ut tho abora complaints to vbisS
st,!nntifnta Mre Kiyen Ereciuns nlmrs. "'''4
pt'sacsaas tho curative power over these tseasei
that HAdHay's aesoivent furnishes. II futei
stgp by step, surely, from tho fnl,nlasIna, ani
restores tho Injured rnrts IN tteir snllu! cnut.
uon. IHE WAHrEa or THE NOTpY ARE RT0rpEn.
AND HEALTHY HOOD If EuprtlED TO THE kYs.
TEM. from which nnw material lA furn,ctl, 1AIss
the flrst corrective powered Ra,lWay's Hcsultrn,,
In eaatH WlterD the avatem ll,ts hecn saIlyatc,I
mud Mercury, QUICKSILVER, Corrosive suhliaatc
homes. joints, eto., cn,ls'ng carios Ut tho Gnnrs
ricketts,, splnat cllrrntnrGs, contortion., WhIta
awclllngs, sarlcose veIns, etc, the Saysspat;fan
VIII resolve away thtise deposits nIlh GxttrynI.
mite tho virus OF tho Ilscuac frO1n tho sybtpin'
If thosa Wfl, ArO taking those medicines FIR
tho cnrc Of Chronic, SGrufu10Hs. or ayphIlittd
1isguses, however slow may bu tho cure, "fceI
better" and find t!lofr general hnltt inpror.
Ing, tl1etr tlesh md weight increasing, Or even
Keeping ita own, II sure s!Rn that the cure Il
progressing. In those dlsenses tho. patient
ense Is not innetiye: II not arrested anu driven
fFotn the blool, it will sprfnd and continue to
undermine tho constitution. As eot,u IL tbs
SAHsArArtLLtAN makes tho patient " fecl bet.
ter" every hour you will grow hotter md In.
crease In health. strougth, nnd llcsh.
, 1880-02-24
Irish NIknbtiitless

Tho disabilities u,lt!ur which tho poor proplo
IN lrcaEd slllTrr were Illustrated, tho uthgr day,
III the currpspprnie,lre frt,tn Tho "dlktrpssfil!
cuuntry" of III English Journal. us follows:
,, Ehv Rta,r teasn. my NJ elt turr f,n, tho
d!tlons. II he wntlis lnItl II manure from the
shore. tho lord Of tue snil steps In with blu ever
tr1tl.saetiau. Az fur ttle river ash, Tho pv4saut
al.4 the fMriiDr scarcely 4uru tu lt0k vt lhun,,
whilp this smallest bit VI wrerkllKe washssl
ei4hicd .sastHuAr,i. 1'hs olhcr tny II poor MIN,
having fo'isnl such it near Iiallrst.nI,,n,l and
s,a u tt,F ltiiiu u tho tuwn, Was urressed unt
, 1880-02-24

hcnsor. Cn1n a shnsto Acatcr. Cnrgnea on cnnat-
%rst I gss quarter r. d'sr"r; f1I s,e1ne9 M9
ntn, ke t'nrrn.'s On pn.soHa iyhcat istt.ra t;l-
enri. Corn eirnna. t!io9 shipping GMf0rntR NilnM..
a.n,s, ss$i; - s,tn, fhe9s IA ii, e,rsS:.,%i
nr.ters turn. nac. Country MISUNDERSTANDING and
Esrneh ErncTny 'cnrMr. Fatheta' !e!!yer!vs !f En-
= .'s-'
, 1880-02-24

The following grain WIS Inspected Into atosu
In thfA city yestortlay morning: @ car1 W1tttor
whnat, II cars No. = apring+ ~ cars No. do. 1s
cniH rejected 2 cars No. intxct. cnr no 9t7ltao
IN wl,ent!; .3s ours No. : cor's, tn cnra high
mixed, Gi cars .ncw mixed, cars rejected t4t5
corn}; 10 ears wl,ito outs, cnrs MI 2, ours re-
ttrtctl CT aals}: cnrs No : rye; chr No. lmr.
ley. enrs No. D. cars extra tlt. cars fet4l tla
bnrlryl TOtul, h7i cars, Dr M go lAt. Inspected
out: .pl3 bll wt,eat, III, bst corn, and oo25 bu
bnr1ry.
Tho Hoard OF Tralo WAS closed ycstenlay In
honor Of Washingtnns birthtny. Rathor roru
business than usuAf un holidays wan aone OH tho
. .c'irbsto1,C. Grail, wHa strutiKcr In sympathy
with Liverpool, the cnble reporting stronger
.uNrkcts over those. The New Ynrk rrnduce
Exchango also adjourned, antl ITO quotations
wcru received frum thNt city.
Wheat was quIot, nlll nbnut 10 higher, at1.
vnnc!ng In syMpnthy with tho British markets.
Liverpool WIS quoted i'll por contnt higher on all
gr1.des. ind London ia per quarter upon cargoes.
Snlcs wure reported ut $i@5hG11.@6H ecller
Marcli, md Mt $l.s0.t Gnl:14 for April both clos
Ing ut tho Nb0vn r1lliHc.
Corn wis falrly nctive. and advanced Ac. Itv-
crpool being qt1otel ,id higher. Seller Mny sold
ut 49QDlaio. July WIS freely offered by tho eoun-
try, aud sold Mt 43c.
Oats and other grim weru Inactive. Satur.
days lntcst prices on these cereals wrra Nu
for sfny oats, T5o for fresh No. y, md 74c fur
March rye. md 57o for extra 0, and Tic for No.
hurley seller Alnroh.
Mess pork wna quoted easy, with sales reported
ot IN urls ut ST.. 10 seller April, closing ut nlot
$l..l1. Lnter IL salo for April WIS rcportel ut
Sl2.u7ss.
Lard was quiet ut s7-37;f for April and s7,cc7ss
for March. Short ribs wero steady at $G.bllS6G0
for April. ani snlcs wcro reported Of 1o0,UM lbs
cnsh ut 5000. Long mud short ccars were quoted
, 1880-02-24
OVARIAN TUMORS,

The removnl OF those tumnrs by RApw4ra
NEsoLyEHT Is now 80 certainly established tba.
what was onEe considered almost miraculous i
now common recnEn!zed fnct hy MI partes,
Witness tho casca Of Human p. Kiiapp, Mrs, G.
krapf, Mrs. J. H. jolly, md Mrs, r. b. Iicuif1,
published In our Almanac far 1879; also, thsf
Of aS9: 2. s. BtbGins, !n tho prcscut edition 81
Space forbidB our making partIclIIRr reference
70 tho various cases nf chrn,to diseases reached
By our 2AttSAPAHfLLIAN ltES1LvENT. Inyahla
and their friends ulust consult olIr writings il
they Wish to obtain m idea OF tho promise 1ad
potency Ut II. Il. K Remedies.
One Dollar per Eottle.
, 1880-02-24
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following woro tho reoolpts and shlpme6ts
ot tho Ica.tiug urttcIus Ut prolluce III this city
during tho forty-elght houra ending ut o'clock
yesterday morning;
, 1880-02-24
A Colorado Mining Camp on the
Boom,
Having Discovered that Its Lows
Grade Ore Win Pay.
The Racine Boy md Other Mines-Tho
"Ohloride Bolt" and It's Theory.
Organization Of Mining Companies-l!aw lilo
'tRustler" Repes'la tht "7eudsr.rett."

reconstruct tic mythical Tower Of label, 70
dancing Wilay through the minus Of tic
people Of Silver CHI. IN dreams they sail
In golden shps through cleaning seas Of
molten silver In every hole lit tlle ground
VIC nnxt0llsly-cOnftdeMt owner secs millions
yet untold secs stncks Of new1y.co1ned
ttver tlolu1s,-sccs solid silver tabfc-seryicc,
secs silycr-mounted hur1less, and c0!orGd
hickey In silver buttons md gold cord. IN
every corncr-lot tho rcal-estate scllrnlrr secs
q llfo competency, aud, erected thereon,
another Palmer uousc. III cnch stock Of
merchandise the merchant secs fabulous per-
rcnts and retloublcd profits. III the Lakes Of
The Clouds, at0r the Snngrs do ChrlstO
Range, twelve miles away, n few spectators
seo tic reflection Of n watef.system,-~sc
streams Of pitre snow-water thrown hitler
aud thither over the catnl,,-sce tic
shadows Of frozen hy1rants and mains
and broken tire-plugs,-seo vaults filled with
wator-bonds md crowded with water-rents.
In every street
THE. WANDERING AND 1sfAd1SAr1vE orT1o
rests upon lines of strcct-cars nlul Omnlbttscs
loaded down with the sediment Of tic llulnntl
stow TINT has been boiling ail tlay In the fafl-
tom railroad which, Will Its rnttlc and ronr,
is soon to break tha lnols0t0Nnllsnntl Maecfnl
hlsAiAesS VI ue Net NA"hltlalll 'H''Gs' Wv
every corner tho glarn Of l1)lr sttpet gas
(amps-ycs. even electric ]n,nps-ts sre,,
shrnwtnp A., enhancing liv,t nvrr tbc I;no nf
ta,,,sn,,o o,,,,nnroa ,r,,niI,r, ti,atr ,,nr.tuns
80 ~ t,..,s ~, cats w. ~ ,,"'. u1,.,.
" .ao p!".o "nu W.. w." y, ".i .i,o "sM na.o
opela'liouso ~ tno 'eSl' "''ie lle. MuJes.
ty's Opera will pant for breath III tho light
atmosphere Of this exalted cline. The pco-
nln of S1tysr f,ttf sec arovn i'm nround thom
~. ~ ~ N M 1rha,,,ea,,ts ~ ,,t.. ~. ,,,,
Act!s u "'oov ~, ltt'','l"n'S@ae e'ts ~ II h'tl-
lred stnmpnlills and MS many sMe[tcrs,-f
city OF mines such rs have not been seen
since tha days of t1,o Mcy,cnn cDnu,,cst. in
n1oin Anpto.snyo,, t,,a nno,,In ~ tI,rnr clItr
p'"ln AnF'o'"''@Aol'' NV peop'o u oiHe1 e'''e
AnH CRAZY
Tho town has been struck with tlle jlblng
end Of tho boon, OIL the cnt-rlgged sailboat
nf Eortunn.s fniroat fln,,phtor and concus-
y. ~. ."au .,',, "iu .o"@"
Sioh 5s enlsea tno iHt'ioncl , ..,,,
w ~ W 4o,e cApi!eit; iHe IsSu'sS s ~ M t!if
u,r ci,ff Sf;ninu f,omnn,v i9nrn .n1.,,Mhny,. III
nrovntJ huyonf n1ltsfIoli MI ienst Ia lin fiji
and ent{rD Satisfaction of hi cu,,rrr,r,l.-thnt
lila inW.0r1tie frre.tullinv t,rs Of t}e iinciI,n
Hnv Nina cnI, hn mined mia ,nflietl nj n nruiit
1Hoe Racjnn i,ov Si3ns il I,ut tt,e nronrrtv nf
fhe Tow,l Of Silver Cliff. 'Thrre ryisfs II
, 1880-02-24
ylELDt LlNnI.EY tC0..
Now York.
50 Id snltc-st., Chicago.
BTOCK5.
Mcmbey1 of N. Y. Stock Exchange.
ALBERT II. DAY, AfaunRar,

.,..t. :. .t :. ,,c,- . <,,,
oES, ~ - ~ IT r. IL L. ny, y VA
{;IlIcnXo iii!
- DEALERS IN MGSlEIFhL sECUlilffES.
ynst.,r II, nyrnua * sSr cnnt t,rF mnuun1 ' ' "
nns Knm.s Ma mTr Ia vorsas n,rsrsny ~
to Luj1I gEt- t-tjutps, 1-jIiIsrt jIlls tt 10
Mc examine evnrytnlnK % w ui1fr Win great care;
dbso1aifiv sa}r. Utir salcs nrig tic year ai iru
~ nn'Hsn ,rn r. Mn sn'i nmm TILL nM % =, a"mtr, mosy @
tinlsts and tsiAteeH Ut ssinteh. We eulnet tho tn.
terPst Hr Dnr cIshners FIRE ~ charEe. nnt r0feF.
sneen a1e " an1o z! tho lnffSeat EltntnunnS 9Nu
atav!csa fIMIAnsls II MI Emah mtu Nes. nh some u
xii snd exnnno % 5nr Tnnrsf xhnther yn n ~ T.,
, 1880-02-24

1,ETRULEuNI.
CLkvELASn, ~ Feb. |L-rETllOLEU3t-Stcn
quotations unGtahandj Htandnr. white. ITO test, V)c
, 1880-02-24
0aNtt1tln

LOufSFiLLE.
Lou1sylLLr, Feb. xl-Atnrkct unchanged.
, 1880-02-24

PEORIA.
Peoria. Feb. Il-unA1X--Eorn finn and hjghor,
high mtxcd, 2jt81to, mlxod y}&faII4e. Uats inuct.
!ys hst nEn; M. Willie, sNf1Tc. 1tyo brn,, No. =
Mlil.kYor:Ftrm, sAlos 40 br's finished goods on
OSWEGO,
OsWE0o. Fob. za-uhA1N-Yhcnt steadyi white
md rcd Suite, tta4 Corn dllls mixed Westers,, 57c
, 1880-02-24

Metnhnrs Nf tho Now York Stock EIctnnts
und New York Mining ht0ck Exchange.
All classes Ut Securities ItDn4ht md *tfd EomnlA-
hluII nI Carried Oil AfnFEins,
I1nly Mnskot Letters s0nt " CnstDnerz.
, 1880-02-24

telluet"lo0L" 6pecallt0fp tue H0luer OF tlle
stock,
TAKEs Ills CHANCES,
II he fa11s, 1e lnys tho stock away, with n
Sigh. fn Ills lin bnA; II 10 lnnkes u Btnke, hc
slnart nlnn could mike money out Of mining
stock. PcrntM, II he be iii tho ring, llu lntly
b. M nccnlnplfc6 in inserting III u lN,per Ut
w1tlp circulation d wull-w0r.lcd ADVERTISE
lnent to tho effect thu" Another Rich vein Of
h!gh-grntle oru has been encountered In tho
llootr!4a,' tle property. Of the Golden panta-
looms lining Company" Up goes the stock
oh thy strength ot Tue atlycrtisenont, and tl!G
knowing ones sell out to advantage. It's all
n speculation, subject IN Its fluctuations to
current reports and the baSoless fahrlcntlons
OF the Adyurtlsrrs' art.
Still, Silver Ciitf
| IL IooMlSo,
| From the Sangro &ls Christie Range on tho
| west to tho ureuIItl0rn ltange 0n tho eNst,
fr0nl Grapu Greek To Oak Creak, and from
ShlrttAtl Chfion to Dentl-Afulu t;ulch, but on,
cry Is heard, nlnl tat Ii one Of jubilatlon ailll
confident expectation. All are preparing tar
ranks of the thousands who VII! turn their
steps this summer to the Elk hiuunsuins tho
Sal. jun country, Rntl 10 bid tho Utes II long
antl glad farewell on their coming departure
| from their lGnE-cOtutrd decentralization tho
miners Ut Coln,1tla declnrn TINT they must
KO,-i,ulltlretty will ftn1 tllolr Wuy tu the hos
pllublu shores Of Silver GltIf, where tlluY will
bo told ns magnificent llrs, shown US guutl
Prospects, md inkGn In rs scek'y. as at my
| A strunger capitalist Oh his tint visit 10 II
,ntning camp ought to 30 tied up t0 treo for
three mouths, anyway, before being allowed
| to invest AGENT, i, II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-29
THE STATE sENATORSH4P.

communication from can Old Re-
publican" on this subject, is printed in
another column. Thoughtful citizens,
@Ao have the interests of the people at
heart more than that of party will do
we'll to give the matter some considera-
ton. 1t is of far greater Importance to
the people of Nevada that an honest,
rather than a partisan, Legislature be
elected next November. 1t is true that
the next Legislature will elect United
States Senator to succeed Sharon, and
that Sharon may be a. candidate for the
position, hoping by liberal expendi-
tire of coin to be reelected, but that is
of less consequence to the citizens of
Nevada than the enactment of saluta-
ny laws, regulating fares and freights,
eeualizing taxation, and reducing the
expenses of the Government. 1t is
also tolerably certain that no member
Of the Legislature who would favor the
re-eIection of Sharon to the Senate,
coufd be relied On to vote for any bill
which the railroads would oppose. As
Republican" remarks, it would be an
outrage to nominate Mcconnell and
Morrison for the same office on oppo-
sition tickets, as both deserve well of
their constituents, and one of them
would in that case be doomed to defeat.
These gentlemen, it is. true, as repre-
sentatiees of this county m the Legisla-
txse, did nothing more than their duty,
but that is such an exceptional thing
for Nevada Legislator to do, that the
people of Humboldt, irrespective Of
party, respect and honor. them for do
4Ag it. Tie SILVER, STATE fully con-
curs with 'fOid Republican" on the leg
islatise question, and while men may
honestly differ in their choice of Presi-
dent, honest men cannot differ as to the
necessity of electing capable and relia-
bic men to the Legislature, and no man
sglouM be elected to that body who has
no other qualification for the place save
that of being an intolerant partisan and
pledged to vote for some particular per-
son for United States Senator.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-29
THE. WABASH MARINER.

The San Francisco Exchange, Re-
YhbIcan paper, but not party. organ,
has the following relative to tie Wa
bash Mariner Richard. Thompson, Sec
Rotary of the Navy:
Unele Dick Thompsoa Secretary of
tsIe Navy, who, under the pleasant fic-
zion of making an official inspection, y
~ making q stnmping tour Of California
Cor Garfield at Government expense,
has unburdened himself on the political
situation to a Chronicle reporter. To
ray that Uncle Richards confident of
the result does not half express it. Ii
one may Judge from,hs remarks as.re-
ported, Uncle Richard hardly believes
it worth while to go through the form
Of an election. The Republicans axe
sure, he says, of every Northern State,
with FLORIDA and perhaps Rorth,Caro-
Lima in addition. Especially is the ex-
cellent old gentleman sure Of Indiana.
he is also -scre that the. next House
viii be Republican by fair majority.
In fact, one is led to inquire, since
Uncle Richard is so very confident that
nothing bat defeat awaits Hancock,
Why he should have thought it neces-
sary to make a stumping tourin Gar
fields behalf. Perhaps he would not
have started on such tour, if, under
thelpleasant fiction befose alluded to,
the Government was not made to bear
teie expense.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-29
LOST OR STOLEN:

Twelve hundred and fifty q 200 shares Bull
lion OF Paradise III. Co. Stock, certificate No
9i5, in the name OF A. J. Shepard; also, 500
shares Bullion Of Paradise NJ. Co. Stock, certif-
cate No 93l. in the name of Alexander Wise;
also 500 shares Rl:llion Of Paradise ". Co. Stock
certificate No 932, in the name of J. A. Robin
son. All tae above certificates are Endorsed;
assessment No. paid
Transfer of the same having been stopped
the public is hereby cautioned MOTTO buy. Any
person finaing said Stock will please return it
to Alexander Wise, Winnemucca, or to A. W.
Siegel, Paradise Valley, New.
A. W. SrEGEL, Sec'y.
Paradise, July %, $780, 24.tf