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, 1880-07-22

been advanced turing tho past f0w daya tnAi-
cntts disposition to anticipate tho long rre-
1lctsd AuguAt rise. great doal Of m6Msy Ia
whiting for Investments yio!tlnx with certainty
t'rat-ct svhritIcs tn supply thls ,rlnul,d tho
speculative kiu,fs necessarily nNrat attention..
nrp nnw doing, on rcal.rstnte lnn,,a md tlrst'
mortgage hntds Of dividend -paytng tni!ron,l
eoTlnntrs. tlitnGs like ErLG sectitlll- -nnrtMlEo
hnn.is and Union I'nctc Railway stuck ara taken
Into respectful consideration. The surpl,lt oal1,-
tnHs OF tho country tre nccunu1Htfng at tho rate
Of mt less than $s5u, lU00 0n yrnr, AMI thts ot
whict, must not 10 iost sight Of ~ forccastIng
the future. ::
, 1880-07-22
MINING NEWS.
h.ttr 1tfttttft r,aoTttt x%N

President McCilnton reports to stockholders In
Consolidated pnclflc md other mines In tho
Homer District that tho Consolidated Pactc
ehnft Ia now approaching tho Hn-foot level,
whuro Indications arc that 1arKo body Of rich
milling urc will 10 found. At tho Uoston Con-
sodntcd tho work Ut oxsrnctlng orc Wilt soou
bo begun. This mine shows n bodynt tho richest
orc ever found III tho I3odfo District. III over
twouty yunrs Of miuiug President McClintou
says ho nerer snw 30 extensive and rich n dis
trict ns tho Homer, Tho Honor Mlll & Mining
C.,mpany will soon broak ground for q mill to
crush Its ores
CHICAGO HOARD.
On tho Chtcago Mining l,oard thoro woro sa!cs
Of 100 shnrcs Of SicrrR ut 49, 1000 shnros of Chi
cnKo & Silver Gilt ut ~, 6o0 sharcs of shouau-
doah common Mt a60, 4O0 shares OF shonantonh
prcforrcd Mt 400, fl0,t0o Chicago milwaukee, &
st. PMul per cont thIrty-yonr bonds ut 105H,
md 81 shares Of Chntnbor OF Com.ncrroa ut 70Sb72
NEW YORK.
Special Dtspateh to 77ls Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, July 2l.-A lnrBo volume of b,,s!-
ness WIS dune ut the Mining Stock Exchanges
prices showing I'm upwArtl tendency. Tho clos
luz official quotations were;
, 1880-07-22
BIsEADSTUFTS.

r1on1s-was asnln ,er, quot md nrn,. rhOrc was
"sss 70 20 s ] &C. rs Ct 'est os sss sss' sss, Es.s , @
wero quoto, 1t siooo4 20 Tor ertr.s and siaA7s for
ehe!es a1t,a..
Ha1s, m n esSa demand md
ass It ss 81 ssa" ssts nu Il a
assa ~, tor On ttsaf. 1' 'N ''' ''A'' '''"'~'''
o..a. srhlsG 1 w,EATws. ~ moaossey active and
eiosoa NJ bolov sho la.e.t anotauon Of rne.ta,, I
while spot foil OF ID. Liverpool reported duii
Nd ss
%,,eSsiS oS 5s ss, @
sess
ihS eafiy iSSEin fsia:es seS; x,s%s ~ WY as
III s$S
$ss ! sssns fSssssa s;esY, 5hs ssst
III "
e. e. dss1ies sslef to &C.
It Ill., a. hs s eoa r. aa 's' vi
g. bs pI " s1s ia ia
'sHts q; 1ers! 4 s H. anetvo and nonsy
tlrfnf -- %N' ~~@'t
WfHrEt W,rHTN}va. flat rb, rccc,,t. rero mt
MSa nccS aen M paSo W deat une ~
sc ~ hae & 1n y VII satoa tat weI9 nlsni!
rngh ~ H. thS sS"s " ~ ~ 3a,ST t H1MR
cnta i, H. rn,o1 nnI IE " H1 ~ ~ Ws tn ntn ~
p sann,, ~ nrnr 1 % tinGe ~ VIZ.
tns ssIanH ~ ~ @ K nuASFH tnnk lha! l3
~ NJ Hdwrncod RI ~ n4tr II nra cs n,1 Tu 1W "
.,. s,id - ttyts' ls Hna i @ - W:
Il Ia M cH n a. oi M mHa" II "
HI ~ ~ s,1nr ~ f", III iaS 1q'E ~ H. f1,
IN. ~ pncoh ~ X Ss ~ MI III % ~ ~ ~. ~ Gtct
o,o1 II III ny ~ XII XIII + HI ~ ~ ~ II H H. ~
cuiSWas rmeT apot g M9ansnx nSd closing Nc
npv1 M 9t tno 1a1sis ntts9 WI" islo ftnGe
cehta. ana nGW fne2 M w ~ to"9f, out thGre was
anotMor aecilne " H. aka @ !fei9ns hGre. and snpnors
,nx aa ,nca ~ 1n ~ @ oa te ptsssoaa
pnfeI viii futurSs il WIZ statef thu ttey ~ c0u!i
onertq " 3ac Hnd tn9k hold - onca at nbout tha*
ilEMFo ios R9h alx9a @ @*hiic Wanting sMMil e0neah-
1! A!en or N9: Ine Utter olubed NJ S!tAo uAkel.
IA s ~ sEt ~ @ sSss
III s'assa |. " s:Sss: S.'isf sgptsnseF .e!:'
q E{se apot sa!c: y MwSss 1ppofiS5 ot atiU hI Mo.
4&a0 bu n9W mixod and r4lGeEea at Ie; gGol ~ by
freG9I boarI caEal nnd Lott hu ears At aN. Total,
as!juM ~. Ma au, ,v.. ,, ..,,.. n,,.
UAiS"M @ orn !oss aetsF9; Ihe mafkot npened qulet
aAu oaxJ. but improved subsequently. Tho ngH crop
futures nyoTaxud essl0f ind wer9 rHtl,e! lutet tho
onerinG. hY1nR *mn LIZ Or ga*h c!osSd ~ higher
, 1880-07-22
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instruments WORT tilcd for roc
ord Wednesday, July FL:
CITY PROPERTY,


Tho following Instruments woro tilod for roc
ord Wednesday. Juty.';
clTv PROPERTY.
sSs;ta as;sa 81 1yy + 5|.f aga I1ts g sp @ r.
ra!aiins i. %; ii iion;a ~. s;sj s'
utGyIpn {; tvltoD a e y. aaFsabsaMl! 400
ssss!se atts as.y !! a1tG Il ix SSaass. e ss' %
y. dntsd July u TX and u. '.,tseFsnsna Is
oatiSy ~. tss ri. LID iSyi3r III. T. i::i
r dAtoa July II tdohn l.. AtlvtM " u. y.
WIZ Hlcssnti. i: {; II TiiSS. ~
Mal:t q, iateA July II u. J. snd s. Il. VIII.
;n,!. ~ Ftank l!su4! aO
wH'%%t s /; s:s tnsa 4 ;sS.:fSs %as4 6 s.,s at
MshssS sSfnSI Il Myi;,a;ass ia ''
sa, WI Sssia :i;ia @'
,sl. a:tS9 W.n An,s ls7a "a. i. Wo''worlh to ,so
r!S sSt;s | S
y, u " II" i'll s; m
July l1ttamss 7; s!utt,.y e sauul ,,.:..:... 2M
s!s NV s 'aa..as II II cH Ghs's4rsS + e 5 5Sssp&
II i I'LL i t. S}:s3 j III
:;:a ;s5 Ii II; Hi H III. i aS:sEs
HO
Soltra us clrr LlNlTs WITHIN 4 RADIUS uY SEVEN
NILES uf THE CuuNr.lIuuSK.
ss%s III; r. t;'S s5pis IL It. aas5 & bsya = Ha'sGE
1AN
sop7n W CITY Lsx.1s WITHIN - MAn.rs or sxvxN
as;sa 3a i. ,jyss aa;os
1A'4e "SAsp*E3-,''s''.. .ss.'ss"...sss.s..s..S 1NO
, 1880-07-22

outsliW Aus Ystx,. :..... ANITA X, iii fSM ES
II ~ tl4eatss at this point to reno,uber that
lAt4x eaft 9f M tho e1chanRoe results tf,,n, tho
Three, or four months M1o. an,i cot,sexiuuNtly
n!FtN uln trhns.'ot!olsat ut tho prtcs,a then pro-
vMitIng For example. II wo .uPpdss th3t Gppr
t.r Hools tnlght u tho 1iigh .priceY
nf thru nr fur months nxs'l 1t foltU1S
t4At tue rtlnA!uing transactions, nlnuunl ltI,k
to lprhnEs E5ll.axlIO, must 10 ct'Jltr.istcd Wjt6
y corresponding portion Ut tho e1rhilngos list
ftat, u which. huWesur, uhtiut one.thlnl weee
March Ut th4s year. Tho comparison, would H.
d!eatY Dn t1At superstition tAut thy IHv business
Of July has heen but little laxgar Ii value, aud
, 1880-07-22
F0jtHtON.

Loxnos, July el.--Conso.s, os 3-1e; account,
R8 6-1G.
American securities is, 1N5<: Ans, ia:
4s. 1l2h; Illinois Central, ll1H: Pennsylvania
Ccntnl. 6'!i; Eric. 4Ih: seconds, tJ,S; licud.
Ing. NJ.
fAItts, July 2l.--Iscntcs. 8if 6to.
, 1880-07-22
N&4t6
A%594m
A154t3
11s3tW
31@3D
3A316
1.WA4mj1 .
1A1tlH
AtktAlQ


HoG8-Tha eosepts amounted 10 only about lAalt
maxtnw totxl s,nc9 Bakurduy Of q an Auaast ~
for tho taHo last week. Tho Gnxllneas VI ~
supply md tho advance In pork xayo the osrast
q irm toaa. Both shippers md paekers honans
freely and saas were quick II an Improvement 81 90
pcF lW ~. Pour Ia best ltxhk s0ld up 10 NI&%aa
md poor 70 uxtsa heavy to N,5a4k0G All sold ana
, 1880-07-22

E3uh hMIHve1-19fHuo1 blVots' #eL9uEh& I145U
Cho!cU lsovas-Ftno,tat,w 0ll-fofm I'd ateara,
r,g ,wosgt!''nE i.xD e. \ y
Ing Ll5tt to l,1O Observation-Disclosures.
Msdlnm Grades-Btoors In ialr nesht Weisti-
Ing l.GD t. 20 ns...................+..
uulch0ES Htutk-l'Oor To csln,MOh staeF4 and
common " cholc1 COWS for city slaughter,
Weighing an ~ l.tEQ BE-. ....,............
btook kCatu1-CotAulunc cattle, Weighing eu1 To
4!A~ we sssss+ts. ts.ts.stsss.sptn...ss.sss.
lnfg!lf-!iRlt Nnd thln ctswE, hDlfufs .sta2s,
Texas CatinCrhrouxh Foves...............,
, 1880-07-22
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho rBcetptA and ship
1i1erts Of tho leading arttecs Of pruluco In this
city during tho twonty-four houra ending at
o'clock Wednesday, morning md for tho corro-
spending time last ycar:
, 1880-07-22

Woodlawn ay, part Of tbs above lot improved,
.Tnylofl:. am
l.oiiHFi .............. .......,..,,,,,,.,,.,. IN
WENT or tirf hfMiTH WITHIN 4 NAIilitn ny sEYkS
MFRS Uf TIM :Hr-ttDt'AE,
1tlwnukGn nv, 1H6E II n " Ut ItngMnnn nv+H
iHtxll0 y. intol July ~ tEdwin Maynard
to AOnfy Ii. H01!t} 1,4U
, 1880-07-22

s~rtai Dtsra.eh to TAt Chicago Tribune.
1lnsruS. J,ly .l.-7'ho stock market wns very
Tln ratitna'!s, 81 ys.,sray, hoaatx tho tit, nn
,.F%y sst pSSe xa. M,slq EHs Ind yer s: yss
'a'nesl % pnehansssi. hSs w." santtsfyS S' aslsnnesi I
ss,ns ana s"!.' sold et / *. fo1t f'5ees seots
~ ~ ony mint, 70 est: Nnw York !: Now Ensland
rhange: Ersttrn VIVA nll slightly, To mn GD,a.s.
DRicnahiir9 common was tip Il, 10 M. and
n sale or AD shnrea. 1to,ne r,nds generally were
t'rE, % hut tho dealings I. them wets = ANAL ,,u,
mkt iacb,c ., 1i:x; isarlinstaa i! IL M!ssoas
=, % @sesiS' s%iS' vaiIey al H. HSM ; Hnn
%s'r E%snsu 4 iliA llar'for Eric H. 4ash'
immini,,g stuoks, brunswick Anthony foil to
deTnnl ssasl ut :p Copper sticks showed Increased
Small salos Of wator Power ut 0k were tho
prnc!paii tl1.nsncunns III inland stocks. which
'w9rg MIlti INCLINED t4li to wtH.ktless t. ,.
.. Bsli Tclephon2 sold ut oo,-a point below yes
10 tbs sT<,ttrn As,oetattd Pnss.
Closed rs f0ltnws:
Aicst!A0n Topeka slsst Ss....,"....s.........ti8
5%'a a se,s,n s5nHt
!!oston, iinrifon Erlo H..
Eastern ilallrtJM t
kuntas lily X 1Awruneu uAs...,.............n..,.M
khnsas Clty. " Joe Council HlutYa 7s........1ltH
Little lspck Fort Smith 74...............+4.....
rev fntK. X SEM tsnHlMHu
ttehsn 4 Fnppkn Railroad h,..,,,.,.,,......., ii<
CcaHo, burlington i Quincy .24M
G., i. Il
EtstGrt ituI1fsml, ,.........,, ,,..,,...s..,.. F6
Flint t. pAre Mnruucte, ,,,,,,.,.,,.,., ~
lltsie 1sock Furt NlltiI.
NOW York Il Saw England hd.....:..................t Il
ttE1grahnrH + Lnko Chaiuplaift. pfd ..u........
11D ctsnRlt,N a
Old EUlUr1y... ...,.,..,..,.,,,..,,.,,,,.
iiutland, pfd III
, 1880-07-22

"ulIAtJ RAINtet lSAUlW
Ualuncu remaining. l7tuIIiAn
And thfnks that, ''to bo excessively 1Ibornl,
thero will sitll rotna!n 10000, ,U0 bl SURPLUS"
1t ,st}ds; "Fr'setlt prospects hav0 very sorloua
look for tho farMors OF both hcmlsphercs: lor,
with such an unprecedented pyeraupply as mp
rcurH probable IN this cu,lntry, extraordinarily
low prices fur wheAt suon, irovItAblo."
Perhapa ycs and Perhaps no, Thero Is cGrtaln.
~ lcss old wheat III the untte4 Htutos now than
thoro waa u ycar nSo. Wo have consumed mud
marketed tiurinx tho plst twoIy0 months more
than tho magnificent cruppt lH7D, which w,ls 60
lug TO gtvu Us 60 much truubo u got Fftl OF. Tho
situation certainly loos not 1ustify high prtcea; i
hut nellher lloea It necessarily WArfAnt consutu.
Cru In suppOsiug that they oaIl H0t tho ctpp fnr
moro sonK, Or that tho fartn!ng world will not 10
abtu tO o0tpn moderately tcnluuurAtlvU prtoo
therefor. Ths farmer did very vol on tho lust
crop, In spite os tho croak!ugs Of theorists nll
over tho world. whu tFlexl sunly to auswur to
lholr own subtraction :" Wh4t will he do With
itT' Thoy may flna themselves equally at sea
thls time,
Tho Ut. I4ouis GID. says:
GI. luus haa bouH csa mug for tqiFe years that II
III iast i begins . 5oa u Il .he cslas hsI s.1ss
lnauMnx ~ It. nattsr u hull i miun VI bush.
sls nt KIn.n recotysd n dny o oo sIee1sl 1t.
with r. Ii our shippers and skpp0ra dony III u EVt
tu0 rich ~ NJ pan1 md Iii thsI nu0so. the 9rlu
busiusx will sAIon eunSuu tos tho teUrls,
The last sentuucO tolls i larpe patt of tho
story With Eegan! tn the past. "Theru ts thut
WitAhollcth, but It tOndoth N povpsry,"
Tbs new elevator Of tho New York. Lako Eric
, 1880-07-22

l,yiA1'O EH-Wers sIw. ii si.2a1i.SG per hrl. fhs
n6!HtbornR fAfnUrn about supply tho rlty at prizes
that t!int tlnt rail c0ns!KrntGnA
PouI'rHf-Nns plenty Hnd q little allow, Ptices
were mt chankOu. though easy for ctlckona, Mt 19d
size.
bEEDS-T1mbthy WAS lower under Increased OsteY.
!nas AuKlise Aold ~ si and Septon1bur a. tL cot.
go % fTs smalL % % !ot @ Ind undcist1t .hat aov
gst a,'d til1 for SapteMber E!nY cast ax we're i.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02

special MWtsre-Ths recent hre In cur
Factory will cause no Interruption In the busi-
neee. We have large And well assorted stock
II TWnYsKs RAfts & n sg|sSs rem psf a aa
sample Cases made 10 order as usual; alep 70
pairing and covering done. Ut shortest notice.
i. ]. DUFFY. No. ~ BRrOnne,
Tea i'm between Uanal and Common streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
TO CITY TAXPAYERS OF 1880.
DEpAnTMENT OF F1sANcx. O1rY HALI


Now Orleans. January 81. 1880.
A LII PERSONS OWING UlTY TAXES FOB
"A the year 1880 are hereby notified that the
city Will receive ten mills on account Of the tar
Of fifteen mills levied for that year, and viii
give credit for such partial payments on the tax
bills, stamping the same two thirds tax paid,
and retaining same. II the courts shall decide
that only per cent is all that can be demanded,
these partially paid tax bills will be delivered
70 the taxpayers as receipts In full. Il they de-
eide that the levy OF IN per cent Is valid the re-
naming hall OF Der cent viii be demanded
ceipts for partial payments OF taxes Under this
notice shall be considered as waiver Of any
Of the rights Of the city to proceed Tor the re-
mainder: Az good citizens who desire to see
paid. including the school teachers, police, Ia
borers. etc. are requested to come forward and
pay their taxes In full Or on account under
this notice; The systs sg Of collection Will be-
For those who pay tho fifteen mill tax the fol-
loving rates OF cash rebate will be allowed, viz:
Until the fifteenth OF February per cent,
From the fifteenth Of February to the twenty.
ninth. inclusive per cent.
From the first Of March to the thirty-drst Of
March. Der cent.
ALE. Il. IBAACSON.
1el t Administrator OF Finance
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
THD rEW ORLEANS DFMooRAT TUESDAY, MARCH ., 1880.


Cotton vara Mems nenevWveut Ase0cla.
tion The regular monthly meeting OF thia A.
ISOLATION will be held al the acrewmeps Hall.
rurner Blenville street aud Exchange Alley on
TUESDAY NEXT, March 2. at 80 y. m.
JAMES ROCHE.
feyp AZ Recording Recretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

Lie Just returned from the North with one o.
the most complete selections of artistic furni.
ture. ornaments. etc. Gall and examine the
lines. Raw Silks. Embroideries. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains and the newesI
styles In Paper HRnainRs. ali at the moet rea
annahla nrinas nG1pn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-31

the courage and action OF Names patri'
otic sons; have by methods vicious In
principle and tyrannical in practice, at
tached partisan legislation to appropria-
tion bills; have crushed the rights OF indi.
yiduals, and vindicated the principles and
sought the favor Of rebellion against the
nation, and have endeavored to obliterste
the sacred memories OF the war and to
overcome its inestimable good results
freedom and individual equality. We
affirm 1t to be the duty and purpose OF the
Republican party to use all the legitimate
means Of this Union TO secure the perfect
harmony which may be practicable, and
we submit to the practical, sensible people
Of the United States 70 say whether IL
would not be dangerous TO the best inter
ests Of our country at this time 70 surren.
der the administration Of the National
Government to . party which seeks to
overthrow the existing policy under which
we are so prosperous. and thus bring de-
struction and confusion where there 10
now order. confidence and hope.
Ninth-The Republican party. adhering
to the principles affirmed by Its last Ns-
tional Convention Of respect for the con-
stitutional rules governing appointments
to office. adopts the declaration Of Presi.
dent Hayes, that the reform Of the civil
service should be thorough, radical and
complete. To this end it demands the
cooperation OF the Legislative with the
Executive Departments Of the Govern
ment, and that Congress shall 80 legislate
that fitness. ascertained by the proper
practical tests. shall admit to the public
service. jy3l II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-31
Loving a Whole Family.
Detroit Frss Prs..


"I don't want to make any trouble. but
there 10 one man in this city who ought
10 be gibbeted" began blunt-spoken
woman OF forty.dve as she stood before
the officials Of the Twsntieth-street sta.
ton day or two ago.
When they inquired for particulars
abe handed out letter and said:
'"Obssrve the envelope. That letter
10 addressed to me. You will see that
the writer calls me his jessamine. and
he wants me to set an early day for the
wedding"
When the Captain had finished the
letter she was ready with another. add
ing:
"Anl this is addressed to my daugh-
ter Lucretia. You will see that he calls
her his rosy angel. and he says he can't
live IL she doesn't marry him. It's the
same man."
So II was, ard his letter was as tender
o. spring chicken. That finished. she
handed oct third. with the remark:
This Ia directed to my daughter
Helen. It's the very same man. and in
il he calls her his pansy, and he says be
dreams Of her."
"wby. he seemed to love the whole
family" remarked the Captain.
"That's just 1t. I'm q widow with
two daughters. and he was courting Us
all at once and engaged to the three oil
US at the same time. oh. what wretehes
there arc in this world -
Eyes. Indeed. 'Tis lucky you found
him out"
eyes, Il Is. II hadn't he might
have married the whole caboodle OF US.
IL Lucretia hadn't opened one OF my
letters, and II / hadn't searched the
girls pockets while they were asleep,
we'd have thought him an innocent
lamb"
"And do you want him arrsstedI"
"No. / guess not; but / want this mat
ter 10 get into the papers as warning to
other women. just think OF his sitting
up with me- Sunday night. Lucretia on
Wednesday night. and Helen on Friday
Fight, and calling each one OF Us his
climbing rose oh, sir. the women
ought to know what deceiving animal
man is 70
"Yes. he's pretty tough"
at has learned me q lesson" she
said. as she was ready to 60. The neI'
man that comes sparkling around my
house has got to come right out and say
which he's after. II it's the girls
won't say nothing. and IL it's me II
won't do 'em bit Of good to slan
things around and twit me Of buryipe
two husbands T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-31
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
a. c. CONAN

DvsPRcrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsELf
n a csucidat. for the once OF County Com.
,uissiopsr, subject TO the decision Of the Storey
County Republican Convsntion. ant
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THE EVENING NEWS
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RATES OF oHARoEs.

Board and Lodging. per week............N2 90
Board and Lodging, per day ............. "
Children from 70 II yesrs OF age. bali price.
" Invalids, - wall ~ ousinsss men O
families. seeking recreation and pleasure, VII
dnd this the very place. ln no -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-31

Sarah B-rnhardt has bad three chill
dren without having any husband. aud
Alice Oates has had three husbands
without having any children. This
contrast shows the superiority OF Amer
ran aetfesses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-31
Or. A. CHAPMAN.
.usoCoN.p ENTisT,

-pow NEVADA CITY. oALlf0Rr
~. Psrmansnuy ioesiTd ioeu = y siF sTsRFF
dp,s Cas,. Omes. ibo SOUTH e.' n
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,,,ourrIEs OF TIE DEMOCRACY.

Eicb,h-we charge upon the Demo-
cratic party the habituh sacrifice OF pa
triotism and justice to supreme anu IN.
satiable lust for Office and patronage; that
to obtain possession Of the National and -
State Governments, and Of the control OF
place and position. they have obstrueied
all the efforts to preserve the purity and
conserve the freedom Of suffrage; have
devised fraudulent certificates and returns;
have devised fraudulent certificates and
returns; have labored to unseat lawfully
elected members OF Congress, to secure ~
all hazards the vote Of the majority OF
States in the House Of Representatives..
have endeavored TO occupy by force and
fraud places Of trust given 70 others BY
tho people Of Maine, and secured BY
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BLdKRRS AND BROKERS.
THE NEVADA BANK
OF GAN FRANCISCO.
SAN yRAsolsoo. CALIFORNIA

~Buys and sells Exchange and Tslsgrsphic
Transfers. Issuss Commercial and Travelers
Credits. This bank has special facilities for
dealing In builion. tu
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MlpO6AAA04VVos W
LAKE TAHOE.
r.. !. ].
SUGAR PINE POINT.
JOHN W. MekihAEY's
OLD PLACE.
HEALrHl plEAsuaEI REcafArloxI


yJyHE ABOVE VERY POPULAR RRsoRT
10 again thrown open 20 The public for
the season. Il 10 aitus.ed on The WksrkhN
SHORE OF THE LAKE. nins. milss from
Tahoe City, amid the most k0kAkT.o AID
HkALTHFGL SURROUNDINGS. md nsss
THE BEST FIsHiso GROUNDS
A nns Wharf runs out 70 deep ,yss.f n tAs
Lake, and plenty Of boats Are furnishsd frss TOR
the pleasure OF The Ruosts. The steemsrl touch
at the wharf daily 10 land passsnssss and mall.
Passengers from Gold Hin and virGpia can
90 By way OF Trutkee and Thhoe Uty q chnon
and Glenbrook. taking The steamer scross the
Lake.
A the steamer does not reach .NcKinnsy's
after leaving @ 0enbrook, team or poat VIII Do
In waiting at Tahoe City 70 CARR than TO
McKinney'sif II they desire TO 20 thsrs the ssns
evening.
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'Oiu mus aeth 80 -
na TCOTC oDtained Tor mechanical do.
fAItVIS vices. medical or other com.
pounds. ornamental designs
trade marks and labels. Caveats. assignments,
Interferences. Appeals. Suits for lnfringements
and all cAscs arising under the PATkNT LAVE
promptly attended TO.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
DClcr1cn by the Patent once may
6cJcSIcu still. In most cases. be pat
ented by US. Being oppo-
site the Patent Once. We can make cloeer
searches, and secure Patents more promptly.
and with broader claims. than those who are
remote from Washington.
MV6V UnS Of your device; ; we make
examinations FREE OF
CHARGE, and advise a. to pstentabihty. Prices
low. and NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Ii
SECURED.
We refer TO ofiiciAls In the Pstent once, V
our clients In every State OF the Union, and 70
your Senators and Representative In Congress.
Special references given when desired.
Address
Opposite Patent once. Washington. d. o.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

@rv,oR AND RESIDENCE - oPPosIT.
o. ths Nrvs once. Main street, Gold HILL
9sm
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
q. n. cARRIcK

II EsPKcrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
III Q candidate tor the once OF 1ressurs[ OF
storey county. subject to the decision oi tns
storsy County Republican Convention. Elee-
ton Novsnber II ne1t. aul3