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STEAMERS.

1880 sEEsss SsSS$S.ATf 60; 1850
sI ISssSb Kb GEORGE Ss@m, LasaRY.
". SEstaRTISN 81 Eo%TE
WASHINGTON. p I;u o., AND \, NORFOLK. VA.
FORTRESS Nss 1s$ $Epr95 Is 3 POINT. AND
1882 Sc 'es nEi$Rs n n
running her route between above .zs.ss=.sasz=.s.
rsSn en- FROM sssnS5s
MONDAY S aSp WE'D Foot E Tvs Msrhs'
s S sht . * Is : An sts sDSS
SINGLE fare to Norfolk cIass 81 round trip
state, rooms, ete; furnished by our agents:
R RWFREER sons l2I6 ss street northwest
PERCY g; SMITH, 1881 Penn. avenue NV.
M s. R Roo0sE- rSss PsnnsSiyania avenue:
hSsabe o sFf Sh St 9Th street
sEfIGf nfs5aSSs
Co, 7th-street wharf. and on board the
Agent for Norfolk. D. F. Keeling.
apl9-6m Agent for Mashngton. b. F. DoDD.
old AND RELIABLE sTEAMROAT
;S:,sas s;'si sa; ssSsi &.
ss1e Wha
terminus eth and 9th street cars. Washington. every
.toppns at Piney Psn and Point Lookout Leaves ives
Norfolk Tuedaye. THURSDAYS and saturdays at 4
Z: m: First, Glars fare 81; round TRIP $3.50.
Fer Potomac River Landings John W.
Thompson leaves 9th street wharf every Monday
and Thursday, at a. M, for Nomini, and Satur-
day for Leonardtown. stopping at principal land
lEgs eoiEg and returning.
Steamers for New York-The steamers John Glib
son and Z. G. Knight alternately leave Pier Al East
Water street Georgetown, at M. Mondays. and
hiEehsndIia same day.
furnished at General Office, 6l3 18th street.
apl6 ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
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T,HOMAS BOWLING. auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEKTY In GEORGETOMN. d. G.

TRUSTEES ES,s SALE 4I OF 1ALIABLE IMPROVED
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated August t.
I'D 1877 recorded in Lieer 1853, folio AZ, n
pr and Jewe a fscPs of sn
s6n ahd Lot S No il ssa
vision is recorded in the Surveyors office in Liber
east corner of High and Gay streets, and is mproV-
ed with three story Brick House. Lot &c" fronts
Houses, &c Plats viii be shown at the sale 0feen
Terms One third cash; residue in two equal pay
day Of sale to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property: 800 deposit on each lot when struck of.
plies within five days with the terms ms Of sale All
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
b bkFRi r =. R RoBEssox Trustees.
ap15-th.s .tu&ds
CHANCERY SALE OF PART OF LOT ONE %.
ME sSAkH ffS 2s AS Of SANE 81 RET
SITTATER ON FIRST STREET NORTH
WEI fH TIE hEITHES AkR fsHTEEEEEE9ps
CONSISTING OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
Of virtue Of desJSe Of the
Of fhp kTft ct eta al asa ms
premises, on MONDAY. THE 26TH OF APRIL, AID.
a
in the city OF Washington in the District Of Column
at ha 9t
ner Of said lot thence south with the line of First
% 70 bens
the north 16 feet by the depth of the lot and also
that part Of Lot numbered twenty eight (2S) of
said lot thence north with the line of First street
west 20 feet thence west SO feet thence south 20
the south 20 feet by the depth of the lot.
The terms OF sale are all cash deposit Of 800
ing at purchasers cost No deeds will be given
until all the purchase money and interest shall
have been paid. If the terms of sale not cora
piled with within ten days from day of sale. the
Trustee reserves the ght to resell the property at
A. E. L. KEESE, Trustee,
Office 50319 d street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. a13-e od&ds
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DONLlSo, AuctiOHeeF.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON CANAL ROAD, NEAR GEORGETOWN,

ID. g.
By virtue of decree passed November Sd, -
1876. in cause 5,20I equity, Leonard vs.. tss
APRIL 2STH, 1880, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, on the
premises. parts of Lots g. and 20l, in Deakins
been snbdivided into lots Nos: Il. Is. &c. II and
Is, and the subdivision thereof, duly recorded in
Lot Is, % 26,IG0 feet. Lot Is, 81 feet. Lot II.
a OS lOO and Lot IS, 80 l6 100 feet on the Canal
proved by large Brick House. and II with a
Stable.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: One
fourth cash the residue in three equal payments
payable at six, twelve and eighteen months from
day of SALE with interest at the rate of per cenum
per annum until paid. for which notes must be
given, $50 deposit on each parcel when sold.
api5dSds FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
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DIED.

IL NO t1dings have yet been received or the
missing British training ship ATLANTA.
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IOHN SIBERIAN 4 CO.,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
st. Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND ID STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated August -
9Th, A ID. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber fnf
No. 1868. folio so. one Of the land records Of Aa.
the District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
parties secured thereby, will sell at public auc
ton on THURSDAY, THE 18th Day OF April, AT
O'CLOCK p. NJ, A. D. $780, in front of the prem
improvements thereon, situate in the city Of wash
r." in Lumis' subdivision of squsre numbered
eight hundred end seventy four C874) fronting re-
south.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months the notes given for the
deferred payments to be secured on the property
sold. and to bear interest at eight per cent per
AL conveyanciEg at purchasers cost.
CHRISTIAN 6; LEDERER, Trns.aes
W NJ SMITH Salesman o,17 ao5gas
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
TRgsTEES' SALE OF TWO FINE DWELLING
HOUSES AND LOTS. CONTAINING ABOUT
FIVE ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED, AT
R45YYA aIIs AZ P; G. CO.. MD. OWNED

~, l.
BY The Ea4E JuDeE G G3 HMERs' OWNED
BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court -
f Tor Prince Georges county, Maryland. sit E$
Trustees, will offer at public auction, on FRIDAY
APRIL Esd 1880. AT THE HOUR OF II O'CLOCK NJ.
df fair, If not on the next day tbereafter). the
Houses. situated at Hyattsvie. Prince Georae's
county, with lots Of land attached. containing to-
gether abouto acres, ornamented with choice ever
green's, fruit trees and shade trees Of diff erent
kinds. al in healthy, and good condition. The
larger Of the two dwellings, is two-story house
with tin roof, containing eleven room, with hand
some porch and bay windows; good stables and
The second dwelling is wo-story house with six
rooms. bay indows and porch attached.
This property is located Immediately on the
Washington Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
National Cal ita '-10
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are as follows Two thousand dollars to be paid in
cash on the day of sale, upon its ratification by
the Court the residue of the purchase money to be
paid in six months from day of SALE the whole In
chase money to bear interest from the day of sale
The deferred payment to be secured by the bond of
the purchaser with security to be approved by the
Trustees Upon the payment Of the whole purchase
execute by good and sufficient deed. to be exc
cuted and acknowledged aereeably to law, and con
vey to the purchaser purchasers Of said property
In fee simple, the property to him, her or them
parties to this cause, and of any person persons
claiming by, from or under them. The purchaser
viii be required to make deposit the day of sale
eR- Those wishing to purchase this property ara
invited to view the same, and are referred to O. O.
Hyatt, ESQ.,, Hyattsville, Prince Georges county
g. 3: E. E. k5sEhTs b., Trustees.
Upper MARLBORO March 81. 1890.
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, CALI
ing at Cork Harbor.

ing at Cork HarbOr.
o.p.. FROM PIER 40 n. r., NEW YORK;
Bothnia Wed April % Gallia...... Wed. May 26
H aeaa;: Sat May ! Bothnia Wed. June 2
Scythia. Wed. May II Scythis. Wed. June 16
And every following Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 and 300 gold according to accommodations.
Ticket to Paris, $l5. gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts of
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
office, No. Bowling Green. or both steerage and
cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, COS It'll street, Washing
JAMS CHAs. g. FRANCKLYN, Agent,N.Y.
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NUNARD LINE.

4 VVNAHU IINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view of diminishing the chances Of col
sion, tie steamers of this line take specific course
for all seasons of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the me dian of 80 at 43
lat, nothing to the north of As
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
of 80 at AZ lat. or nothing to the north of AZ.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
BOWLING. Aucttcneer.

ITO MARBiE and SLATE MANTELS If LATEST
DESIGNS, TO BE SOLD AT PITRI 10 AZ 70
I Ia9C AT, InE NEW YORK MANUFACToRY,
~ SIhEEJ, IMMEDIATELY ia the REAR
OF The NATIONAL HOTEL. BETWFESS
M 5Vnu6KS1AND-h Hall and SIXTH STs.
IN MONDAl MORNING, May 80 1870 COM
MtNcISG AT 10 O'CLOCK, / shall sell yitb1ont ~
IS at the above establithlnent. a great variety
~ ~ SSaluary, Dove and SlatekNfaateIs embracing
Ine Que.n Anne, as vel az the latest modern de-
5hshs; These goods are now on exhibition and will
De sold without reserve. "
epl9-d THOMAS DOwIING. Auctr.
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~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE, LONDOE,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this company will sail every Sat-
urday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street. Hoboken.
Rates of passage: From New York to Havre, Lon
don, Southampton and Bremen, first cabin, 800
second cabin, s60 steerage, $50; prepaid steerage
certificates, 1913. For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS & CO, 2 Bowling Green. New York.
W g; METZERoTT & CO., 925 Pa. ave-. AGENTS
for WASHINGTON. eepl0
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By virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated "A
May 29th, 1879, and recorded in Liber No. f511
BOG, folio 1856 ct seq. of the land records of -XM
the District of Columbia. and by request of the
holder OF the note secured thereby, will sell, ON
TUESDAY, THE 27TH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1880.
AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front of the premises, sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, all that
piece parcel of land in the city of Washington,
known and designated on the ground plan thereof
as Lot nmbered twenty one t21. of Merrick, Nor
ris 4 Co.'S subdivision of original lots numbered
one Cd and eighteen Q3), in Square numbered sew
enty- four f74). Said lot is improved by a substan-
iial three STORY brick house, known as No. 2lO5
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The property will be sold subject to the lien of
deed OF trust recorded in Liber 9l4 376, securing
the payn ent of note for "a, 600. payable with
eeht per cent interest three years after 29th May,
1879 on which the interest has been paid up to the
29ih of November, 1879
Terms of sale One third cash balance in three
equal installments, payable with interest six
twelve and eighteen months after the date of SALE
and secured by deed OF trust on the property; or
veyancine at the expense Of the purchaser. If the
terms of sale are not COMPLIED with within ten days
from the date of SALE the Trustee reserves the right
chaser. X. ROSS PERRY Trustee
THOS. z. WAGGAMAN, Auct apl7-eoSdSs
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rLYDE'S NEW EMPRESS LINE
y RETWEEN

4 AHDE'S NE" EAfhESS LIME
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting atPhiladelphIa with Ciyde's
Line for Boston, Providence, and the
New England States.
SAILING DAYS.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 10 Am.
from ENTHUSIASTICALLY, at IL q. m.
From Georgetown-Monday, at pm.
Erelshts received daily until pm. Through
ran River. Georgetown goods received and landed
For fun Information apply to j. H. JOHNSON &
CO., 1902 Est. n w. and 12th-s st. wharf, Washing
ton, ID. @. WILLIAM P. CLYDE Il CO., General
managers, IL South Wharves, Philadelphia. MARIO
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Buy and sell on small margins al Stocks quoted on
New York Stock Exchange: also deal In Stock Priy-
eee Contracts at close rates. Correspondence So
pc1ted. ap9-eo
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

WNHOMAS DOWLING, Auct1Oneer.
On the LIST day of May, A. D. 1880. AT A xHR1.
IL O'CLOCK M, in front of my car E6S
rage repository, Nos. 412, Ala and 416, VT
14th street. corner of street northwest. Washing
ten city, D. c., will sell at public auction, ac-
count OF whom it may concern, one very fine hand
some second hand
FULL SIZE BRETT,
in first class order, as good as new, for cash. &C.
count of hen / hold for work and labor done and
materials furnished by me ON said carriage.
apS- eod&dbs ANDREW j. JOYCE.
TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A THREE STORY
Il BRICK DWELLIN9, No. 2105 PENNSYL-
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MEDICAL, &c.

TX; LEON, the oldest established and only reli-
- aDe LADIES' PHYSICIAN in the city, can be
consulted daily at ass Massachusetts avenue from
70 O'Clock All Female Complaints and Irre9u-
Iarlues quickly cured. Consultation free. Sepa-
rate rooms for patients. ap5-IIn
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nUNOANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
THUS. Z WAGE IMAM, Auction
apl2, ID, Is, 16, 10, 20, 81, %, 23&24

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELEGANT BUILD
ING LOT ON Nj STREET NORTHWEST
NEAR THE FOURTEENTH STREET CIR
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LORD i TAYLOR,
Broadway and both st, NY
81 have used Wei De Meyer remedy for
Catarrh, and am perfectly cured of that
distressing complaint. R.G. BLACKBURN.
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BALL AT ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA.
E. H. LUDLOW co. WILL SELL

tarction, On WEDNESDAY, MAYl9, 1880, -
II i2o'CLoCk. at the Exchange Salesroom, Inn
NO IL Broadway. Trinity Building, New 4n.U
York, this fine estate, comprising an Elegant Man.
sion. with all modern improvements, the necessary
ontbnlGlEgs, with Is acres of land and fine orange
grove
This sale will be positive to close the estate.
For further particulars apply to the auctioneers,
MessrS. L. Ii. LUDLOW& co, No. 3 Pine street
New York City. apo, %, q, 30my4, 7, H. Ia
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
A Rack Hills Operation.

DxADwooD. D. T.. July lo.-csptain
J. n. West. Superintendent and CON-
tractor for tho Black Hills Placer Min
ing Company. which Is building an
eiRhtssn.m mile fums. and erecting exten.
sivs works at Rooksrvills. IL short about
sal. 900 In his accounts with bis en-
ployss, OF whom there are nearly 400.
The company. Of which Alexander
shslsr Of New York IL President. will
lose nothing on account Of the shortage.
and will take hold Of the iums and
works and complete them As soon as
possible. The ground 10 considered the
most valuable and the enterprise is the
largest svsr undertaken In the Hills. 1t
being estimated Of . value OF q quarter
OF q million. Vests deficiency 10 40.
counted for from the fact that he Law.
ished money upon fast women, OF whom
hs was keeping two or three, and BY
reason OF his heretofore excellent repu.
tstion he introduced them into the best
society - daughters. pieces. eto. The
affair has created Q profound sensation.
- he has . highly respectable family
In Boulder, Colorado.
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Fire - silver.

At II O'Clock last evening . are broke
out in Silver City. the alarm from which
extended to Gold Hill. A short time
previous flames we're seen In the house
Of O. F. Blsckmer. Postmaster OF Silver.
who resided in the lower part Of town
that portion. In fact, which Of late has
suff red most from the raging element.
Mr.. Blackmsr's house was o total loss,
aud the tire extended to an adjoining
house. belonging to the heirs Of Mrs.
Koran and occupied by o Barrett.
The place was insured. but the amount
could not be ascertained. The theory Of
the origin OF the fre 10 that % Mrs.
Blsckmer had been ironing late, some
Goals Of frs must have dropped on the
floor and that the hrs kindlsd In that
way.
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DR.. Tanners Forty Days Fast.

NEW YoRx. July s.-Georgs Francis
Trains advice has at last been taken,
and an admission fec Of 25 cents 10 now
charged for q sight Of tho fasting DR..
Tanner. This was necessary %
O measure OF sslf.dsfenss. a. DR..
Tanner has been exceedingly annoyed
BY visitors, who have disturbed him and
vitistsd the air OF the hall. Members oil
the regular" medical profession have
ct last become interested In the case.
and yesterday morning at 2 o'clock
watch was begun. and 10 carried on BY
twelve physicians under the auspices oil
the Neurological Society. No member
Of the medical profession present would
admit the possibility Of success. A an
additional security against interferenos
ropes have been stretched from side to
side Of the railing inclosins DR.. Tanners
bed, table and chair. Tue Doctor says
that II he dies be 10 willing to have his
body used for scientific purposes by ths
physicians.
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sQuIB FROM UNCLE DANIEL.
He Exprssses cssssnps fsr = Ger.
saia Ctass 81 Pslisieians.

"I don't discuss politics for several
reasons" said Uncle Daniel. this morn.
ing. Zone reason Is. Il exposes my
Ignorance. Is . discussion OF subjects
with the merits Of which they are not
acquainted exposes the iguoranos Of
most men. But few men can discuss
political questions fifteen minutes with.
ont causing friends who hear them to
feel mortified at what appears to bs .
lamentsbls lack OF knowledge ON their
part, and perhsps an exhibition OF tenn.
per wholly unworthy Of gentlemen.
Il 10 very amusing to me, though
sometimes disgusting. 70 hear some
OF our 'smart Aeoks' sttsmpt 10 discuss
political questions. One man, whom I
nov have in mind, seems To believe that
be IL doing his party service by telling
ridiculous lies about the other party. No
matter II an opponent shows the falsity
Of his assertions, that fact does not dis.
concert or discourage him In the least.
The next time he has an opportunity he
will tell Q more absurdly ridiculous lie
than that proved against him before;
and after al will draw his weekly salary
with the assurance Of . man who DO.
lisves he earns II.
awhile the practice referred TO Il con.
tsmptbls, II Is also dsmoraiiEine to the
tr~uthfulnsss Of the participants, and 10
fast making rs . community Of liars.
Instead OF discussing the wisdom. or
policy OF this or that measure, which 10
national In its bearings, our small.fry
politicians abuse The standard bearer Of
the opposite party because God saw ht
to make him . hns aud noble looking
man /; and sXtol the leader OF their party
because bis wife has conducted herself
simply a. an honest woman should.
Instead Of rsiuting the arguments Of an
opponent. they call him . coward b
cause hs was fortunate enough to escape
drowning OF burning In . recent steam.
boat disaster.
For arguments (f)o OF this GLASS, and
for their advocates, I entertain feelings OF
huge disgust, and. until political discuss.
ions assume broader range than they
occupy 1t present In Storey county, 1prs-
fer to keep . back seat" :.
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Sad Tragedy.

DAsvrILr. Va, July s.-Last night
abou. midnight Thomas D. Dejsrnstts
entered . basnio and inquired for Mollis
D.jsrnstts. At his request the two went
to . private room. Repeated pistol shots
followed. The police broke into the
room and the girl was found on the door,
her brother standing BY, pistol In hand,
Hs immediately confessed shooting biz
sister, saying hs did so to wipe out the
disgrace TO the family. The girl was
shot Ave times-two OF the shot. being
fatal. She protested that her brother
wss right 10 taking her life and begged
that hs b. not punished. Before the
brother was taken to prison he and hil
sistsr embrsoed. The brother II . tels.
graph operator. aged twenty years. The
sistsr 10 seventeen years OF age.
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Invading Indian Territory.

ST.. LOUIS. July 10. - Private dis.
patches from Arkansas City. Kansas.
say that Captain Payne. who left the
southern border OF Kansas last Monday
with . party OF 800 men. on q second
invasion OF Indian Territory, has reached
his destination without molestation. 1t
will DO recollscted that Captain Payne
invaded Indain Territory last spring In
violation Of the Presidents proclama-
ton, and was elected BY the military.
BE now denss the authority oil the gov.
eminent and courts arrest and trial 10
determine In the courts whether his acts
are In violation OF any Law. A party 10
here purchasing machinery Of different
kinds, goods. etc.. for shipment to
Psyns's colony. and 1t 10 said an ofios
will bs opened here to induce emigra.
ton to the Territory.
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Grants Reception at Santa 70.

TOPEKA, Kansas. July "a special to
the Commonwealth from Santa Fe, June
9th. says: General Grant and party
arrived here by special train at 4 O'Clock
p. NJ, and were resolved at the depot by
an immense crowd. and escorted to the
plaza BY the military and citizens. where
an address Of welcome was delivered.
In the evening o reception was given
him In tho Governors palace. followed
by . banquet. En- route to this place
General Grant stopped Of ct Las Vegas,
where be met with sn enthusiastic re-
ception, being escorted to the plaza BY
the San Miguel Rifles, O band Of music
and citizens en- masse. From the city
no was also escorted to Pot Springs,
four miles distant, where he was ten.
dered o reception In the evening. fol.
lowed by . ball which was attended by
the elite Of the territory.
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Come items.

Matt. Rowe rsturnedto Gold Hill from
Como day before yesterday and gives
good reports Of matters and things there.
Harry symons 10 bringing out the
Eureka mine all right at last. He
10 sinking the old shaft deeper and
has struck o new formation OF ore
seven feet wide which assays very
rich and shows considerable wire silver
a. well a. free gold. The shaft, how.
ever, 10 In such . bad condition that hs
will commence sinking . new one Of the
very best Comstock style shortly.
Some very hne ore IL being developed
In the bottom Of the North Rspidsn
shaft, and . rich vein 10 struck in the
whisiling Jack shaft, which 10 being
extracted for milling. Welter's mill II
running on tailipgs a present.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated on
the 9th by the festive Comedies In high,
old style. They had . horsersce, . jack.
ass race. . horse and jacksss race and .
man and jsckass race. also plenty OF beer
and general iun. to say nothing OF bon
fires and . ball In the evening.
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0vssnas Eieesie..

At the annual election Of the Ovsrman
Silver Mining Company. held July 8.
the following officers were elected;
George w. Beaver. President; Richard
wegener, Vice President; Robert F.
Morrow. Sol. Heydsnfeldt and Joseph
Clark, Directors; George D. Edwards,
Secretary; Charles Forman, SuPsrin.
tsndrnt. The following 10 . summary
OF the s~scretary's report for the fiscal
year ending July I, 1880: Disburse'
msnts. s2s1.445 "a; reosipts. $685..
2s6 81; ovsrdrait July l. 1880, &c.
1859 81.