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PREMATURE Loss or THE HAIR may be cn-
tlrely prevented by the use OF Burnett's
Cocaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtain
Ing Barnetts Flayoring Extracts. They
IRE the best.
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Inc new police corps OF Alexandria so
iar consists OF 400 natives and detachments
OF Turks, Swiss, Austrians. and Italians
numbering 200 men each.
Having been troubled with very had
cough for about two wears and h,yin"
tried almost every cough mixture that Wa
ever made, l have found none that has
gwen me such great relief as DR.. Bulls
oough syrup, and l earnestly recommend
u 70 all afflicted. Benz. +. Duggan, IA
Park Place, New York. - '' "
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wAuRfAGEs.

Married. on Thursday, November ~, isSs, ~, ~
p."1 4 m uutson, Mr. JOSEPH J. LEvIEk anu
Miss ANNE ". BUTLER: both OF this ci'y'
Married, on Thursday. November ~; LSSS, U1
Rev j. H. Hu:son. Mr. JOHN a. MiSSnvyN IN
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Contested Elections.

There cannot be contest on one side
only. II Mr.. MASSEY contests Mr.. j. 5.
WIsE's right TO seat In the next House OF
Representatives, that contest will be as
much contest against MASSEY as against
WIsE--that is to say, not only will Mr..
WISE be entitled 10 show that Mr.. MASSEY
received fraudulent votes, II he did receive
any, but II will be his duty TO show that
fact. Why, then, should any man Of either
party object TO the making Of such con-
test ? Tho House of Representatives will
hear all the testimony bearing upon the
case which can be piodaced Ly either gen
tleman, and will decide the case upon iis
merits. or according to the every right OF
Il, not being bound in respect OF contested
elections by any laws or regulations which
will prevent that body from doing even
handed justice as between the contestants.
1t IL plain, therefore, that IL Democratic
clccton-oilicers have been guilty OF rcceiy-
ing any fraudulent votes that fact is an adj
ditional reason why contests should be
made
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The state Of yesterday has most excel
lent leader favOring the entire abolition OF
the nternal-rcycnuc department. II the
Democrats would only make this their war
cry, they would strengthen their party
amazingly.
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WILLIAM SLADF, county treasurer, Blli-
falo, \. T.. is DESTROYS OF returning to Mr..
JouN Il. PHILLIps q law book belonging to
T., which was taken during the war and
sent to SLApE.
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We oacr to.aar

5000 esir rNDREss KfD-GLOYEs. In color,
at4sc.. orih ~;
$3.50 pair g., Il TroN MD, In co'ors and black.
at 40c. a pal g.:
TERRA-CupTA -QrEIAIRE KID. sod
elsewhere At !. ,, for 7l.bO;
NEW LINEN COLLARS at sensational prices.
GOOD QUALITY NIGHT-DREssEs FOR ltd..-
at: tucked ano edged with IIamburr:
Tucked SKIRT. cambria founcc, Win n .i,-
burg edge, :l.2j.
1t IS ACKNOWLEDGED thct orr goods are made f,-
superior 10 the articles made Sorth al the same
price.
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The POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY FOR
DECEMBER, 1882. The first article in the
December popular Science Monthly" is
on the subject OF scientific ethics. Proies.
sor FERDINAND CoHN's article on the Cell
State " is summing up OF the latest view :
on the subject OF cell-structme and cell
action. The article on Speculative FOOL
ogy," by Professor W. X. BROOKS, Of
Johns-ilopkins University, is a study Of
the past life OF the globe with reference to
The best modes Of representing it with Il
view of showing the laws Of descent, dii-
ierentiatlon, aud distribution of the earth's
organic life. Other articles are Brain
weight and Brain-Power," by DIR. j. u.
III. BoILEAu; "American and Foreign
Asphalis," by Or. L. j. HALLocK; "Crim.
mainly IN Animals by A. LAcAssAyE:
is flngaIs Cave AItilicIal!" byF. Cope
"HIrEHorsE Gllustrate0; "Time.Keeping
IN London" by Professor +. A. EyCLER.
Musical Sensations" by NJ. HERIcouRr
1.-The Annual Growth OF Trees by Al
oHiLp, N. d.; 1.-THE spcctroscope and the |
weather." by Professor PAzzI Suyru.
me Relations OF the Natural Sciences -
by Professor I. srERRY HUNT; and
Rscience In Relation to the Arts" being
the concluding portion Of Professor C. w
scsEs's presidential address al the las,
meeting OF the British Association for the
advancement OF Science. Editorials con-
'lude the No. d. APPLETON & Co.. New
York, publishers.
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THE Tdgiaj0 Lac journal for Noycm-
Der /, out. The JOarndi is a valuable
monthly. G. l.. CHRISTIAN & J. II. NAT
THEwS, editors, Richmond.
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Among the officers, says the Washington
Post. whose services can be dispensed
with by an arrangement for collecting
liquor revenue by the sale Of stamps. are
1915 collectors, whose salaries range from
S2,OO0to $4,000, and 1856 deputy collect
ors, with salaries of ~ ,02j TO S2,l00. Let
all such he dismissed, whether all the inter-
nal taxes be repealed or not. But we
should certainly prefer the abolition OF the
entire internal-reyenue department. Pro-
iectionists ought to favor this policy be-
cause the Government would then be conf
pelled to raise over two hundred millions
by a tariff; tarifl-rcformers, because then
the Government would be compelled to
make a revenue tariff; opponents OF river
and harbor bills, because the money TO be
oytr-cxtravagant with would not be in the
Treasury; and all pccuniary economists.
because without money TO spend there can
be no jobs mlggled through Congress.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. THE NOISE ABOUT PATTI.

The sensation produced by ibis great singer 10
New York IS very great. 50 do the
GREAT BARGAINS
OFFERED ~
y. !. LEVY 60.
2I3 EAST BROAD STREET
PRODUCEA
SENSATION n RICHMOND.
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DEATHS.

mad ., ,ho residence Of her mother tNirs'
Green, No 7o7 Cltha rlIsu sir,ei gWANsoM In
the twcnty-recond year OF her age: -. ., ..o,oct
Funeral will take place At hdli-past "r 49,,
THIS Saturday AfTLkN ooN 'Iv, ah.r strnet>
Ranfist church. corner Clay and 6ihnhih s"'.'>'
friends OF the family requested to attend
Died at his residence, ON Street
November %, 1882 o,cioTk I H. in the
scyonty-cighth year Of his age; ,,,,,,.s station
church THIS EVENiNG, az IND ori''N' ''''"'
of the Elinily are requested Y aUchu'
Baltimore papers please copy
Died. November 23d. at 5:15 J.. NJ. at sallibmy,
CHESTERFIELD county, Va, PlllLr LII oa ~
JOHNSON, ia the stxty,ninth yGr Dd ~, ~, norai
Edward Johnson, Confederate states army ,,.o
Funeral will take place from rs l.'e oiInct
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at H'ios ~
Relatives and friends are requested to attend.
D,ed. 1T hlsrcsidcncc In this city. at 1880 =.
NJ November 23d, Il. ". j. PAiNTER, In the
forty-ihrd year of hisage. ,.........,.. .,,.o,,
FIIucraI will take place from Centenary chufch
ON 'SATIRDAY MORNING At II O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend.
Al n regular meeting Of Sir Walter raleigh
Lodge, No. SO, Sons of -. George lield on in,Is
day, November 23d, committee was appoir'sv,u
io express the sympathy and condoIencc 81 Us
members TO the family Of ilr. X. VI. j. PAYNTER
in the affection visited upon then by bis death:
The committee reported the following resolutions
Whereas II hath pleased the Divine Ruler 10 re-
move from our midst by d"ath our newly-elccted
member II. VI. j. PAYNrER. therefore
ResOIrcd, That We deeply reel me loss ol oIic
who having won distinction and honor as Il pr
vatc citizen, we had hoped often 10 welcome ~ an
ornament and honor to our noble order. ,
ResOired. That we tender TO Tie ianlll OF t lc
deceased orr earnest sympathy I'm this their hour
of sad bereavement. Trusting that they may nhu
solace and comfort in the record Oh q Dlameles,
ufe which the husband and father has left behind
him. ,.. -
Prsolred. That copy of these re oluil0ns be
forwarded 10 the family of the deceased and that
they he spread upon The minutes OF me Orler'
EDGAR ALLAN. Chairman;
j. &. LEWIS.
JOIN j. GAM.
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Young. old, and middle-aged men and
women get health and strength by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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& pARrNERsuurS.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-W
- The undersigned, having formed a co-par,ncr-
snip under the frm-Siyle OF X. r. NIL. & co for
he purpOseO OF conducting the BOOK. st ATIo\
FRY, and MUSIC BUSINESS, viii o,l.n mt M.
222 east Broad street, on or about H. Isl 81 10
cember, 1882, with full stock Of aOOks srt
IlCNERY, SUNDAY SCHOOL .CPPIiES. III
VI rs, WklTlNG-PAPER, Pms, INKS, PFN-
Oils, FANCY GOODS, SIC, and MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS. htes ,ectflN.
,.. u. 4. HILL,
no iv's"i W&saSl' W, II. ANDERSON,
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sk,EC1AL NOTICES.


es- SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED CAshhh"h
ROBES
at grcatly-reduced prices
from the big sale In New York.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
OF every description.
CLOAKS
ofaakfnds for Women AID Children.
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
LADIES, fryDERwKAR VERY CHEAP.
MERINo AND LAMBs-wO0L UNDERGAR-
MENTs
for Men, Women, and Children
CARPETS
,he largest and be-st-assortcd stock In This city.
RIGS. MATS, OU-CLOThS, MATING, WIN
DOW-sIADES and LACE CURTAINS
SHAWLe, KNIT GOODS, HORSE
BLANKETS, and CARRIAGE
BLANKETS.
The largest best-assortcd, and cheapest stock Of
NAPKINS, DoILIEs, TOW
ELS. PIANO and TABLE-COvERs
ever offered.
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTINGo. LACE
EDGINGS and INsERTINGS
in great variety II very cheap prices.
\ large stock Of
LACE NECKWEAR FOR LADIES.
AIlof the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON can
LEVY. DAVIS & BRAKES.
successors to Levy Brothers.
1917 and 1919 Main street.
TERRA-COTTN MOCSQUETAiRE ID
GLOVES I'm MI shades and quaitie-. NO II
~ y. u f. MITTELDOBFER,
527 BROAD sTEEEr
will display
ALARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
bought ~ auction In New York.
CALL EARLY TO SECURE SOME OF THE
BARGAINS.
~ EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS. SILKS. CLOAKS.
BLANKETS, DOLNAN>. SACQUE-.
HOSIERY. NOTIONS. &C..
y. x r. MIrrtLDORFER'~.
~, CARPETS, CARPETS. RUGS!
OUL-CLOTHS, AND WINDOW-sHADEs'
CARPEI from auction--the best bargains ever
offered:
CAEPErs at l :. ~. p. 81, 81. -. II. -. 81.
SO, II. -. Gle, aud I'll for The best 3-ply;
RUGS from SOC. To ;l2.at
u. & T.. MlTTELDORFERS.
~ u. ~ +. MITTELDORFEH HAVE
THE LARGEST STOCK or
LADIES. CIGlLDKEN'>, and GENTLEMEN
UNDERWEAR ln tine city;
LADIES VESTS az Ijc. worth Il.
MEDIC NTED SHIRTS and DRAWERS 1t Sl.25
worth $3.50.
tI7LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS "a 80. 60, 7jc. and 81 for
the bet article. 20
D.. F. MfTTEhDoRFEES.
IL COMFORTABLES LAP-ROBES,
Fl ANNELS, CA>>IMERES. COR>FT~.
RUFFLGNGS. LACES. JEWELRY.
BTTTONS. TRIMMINGS of all klnd,.
al reduced prices. at
-. Il T.. MITTELDORFEE'S.
IL RUBBER COATS FOR LADIES
and MISSES n $40 worth S2.JO,at
-. & +. MITTELDORIFH'~
III CLOAKS, D0LMANS. SHAWLS,
BALMOEhL>-the best bargain, in the city ~
-. < T.. MITrELDORIEES
no j-~u.W&Sajm
.rnnur.. ..,.,.rnn~rnu
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III YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As
oCIATION.-To-NIcnT at o'clock study Of
the international Lesson, conducted ny Professor
WINSTON.
To-sIorRow EVENING from $50 20 G:I5-te
usual service Of song.
MONDAY NIGHT. $50. young men'' GospG err
virc.
THURSDAY NIGHT. $50. Biblc-Cla,-.
r(y- CIIRISTADELPHIAN ECCLE-
SIA n.cyy', Haru.-Scryicc ~ II =. VI. subject
Of DISCOURSE What f. fhe Nature Of Man a. Set
Forth by the Biblc?" The public invited. Bring
your Bibles.
In FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
Gracel-Roy. W. G.. SCHAEFFER. pa-tor.-Prcarh-
ing at IL =. NJ. and 1880 i. II. All welcome.
seats free.
IL MONUMENTAL CIiCRCII-Rcy.
ID. G. AENsTEoNG. y. D.-Diyinc service in iii,
church TOMORROW at ! | \. VI. and 7. VI.
~ PARK-PLACE VI EFT HO II IST
CHURCH west Franklin .trcou.- service. 10y the
pastor. JoHN HANSON. subjects: II \. NJ.
Healed 10 serve The installation of steward,
will take place At the morning service. Z. I. Me-
What Nrginian, seek"
III CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH South side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Filth ,trcot~l.-Sotyiccs At IL \. VI.
conducted 10y the pastor. Rev =. s. PETERSoN: at
/ 1870 p. VI. by Rev PAUL WHITEHEAD. u. d.
III BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad strccisl-sCN-
DAY. November 26.-Preaching al IL 4. VI. by
Rev. W. 6. STARR, d. D.-suhlcct. " The Blessing
/ of God Upon the Close of an Earnest life
cordial invitation to all.
M TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH Corner OF Broad and Twentieth
str, ctsl-.J. WILEY BLEDSoE. pa~tor.-Scryces on
SUNDAY MORNING ut IL o'cocS. 90 be conducted
rs Rev. }. POWELL GARLAND. Preaching also at
=. O'Clock +. VI.
III FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCII.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON. u. D.. pastor.
services nj IL :. VI. and 1870 =. NJ.
NJ THIRD ESBY TERIAN
CHURCIG.-Rcv. WILLIAM 4. CAHrBELL will
preach AT | \. ".
The NANCIIEsTER:CHU will bc supplied
by Rev. Or. RIcHARDsoN At the same hour.
o." GEACE-oT Il Z I PRESBYTE-
RlAN CHCRCH-Rcy. c. II. READ. u. d., pa
tor.-Prcaching at II o'clock 4. N. No service,
at night.
~" MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCiG.-Prcaclhu2a at II 8. ". and $50 T.. W.
bvJ. \. DEARBoEN.
1 q
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NJ THIRD ESBY RIAN
CIIURCH.-Rcv. WILLIAM \. CAMPBELL will
preach AZ | | \. ".
The MANCHESTER.CHUR viii bc supplied
by Rev. DR.. RICHARD,ON at the same hour.
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The Dispatch insists that Mr.. Randall
and Mr.. Randolph Tucker, OF Virginia,
agree in opinion on the subject, and the
state is on the same general line, though
preferring Mr.. Carlisle for Speaker. Both
Mr.. Randall and Mr.. Tucker are willing.
we have no doubt. 10 maintain the protcc-
ZIONIST system for the benefit Of selfish
manufacturers In their own Statcs.-
Charleston Ne,cS dHd courier.
That's good joke ON MIR. TCckrR and
our neighbor of the state. For ourselves
we need only say that we gave the words
Of MIR. TUCKER and the words OF Mr.. RAN
DALI and allowed the reader to Judge Tor
himself a. 10 whether We misreprescnted
their views or not. With a revenue OF
5000, 600, 600 TO be raised 10y custons-dutie
the Government surely will be obliged to
do all the protecting Of American
industries that any reasonable man can ask,
and make such a tariff for revenue n no
tariG.reforTher could object TO.
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Was there one single negro vote east Tor
MASSEY in Richmondy Does anybody
know OF one: viii anybody, white or
black, who knows that such Il vote was
cast take the trouble to inform the public :
We take it for granted that the very small
number Of negro votes east for DAWSON
indicates clearly enough that there were
few or none cast for MAssEY-nonc, We
suppose.
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III FIRST PRESBY TERRAIN
CHURCU.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON. y. d.. pastor
services nj IL 4. VI. and 1880 =. NJ.
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DOOKS. STATIONERY. a..

DECEMBER MAGAZINES: Tie GRAND
XMAS No. Young LADIES JOURNAL.
FRANK LE>LlL'~ LADIES MAGAZINE. RI
VIEW DE Ia MODE. IA Mode fLEGANrE.
~ ION TON. DtMORF>T &c.; THE CEN-
~ RI, HARPERS MAGAZINE. POPI AR
MONTHLY. SUNDAY MAGAZINE Sc. 4 fuc
line OF XMAS GOODS. and new lots arriy mg daily.
\ superb line of CHRISTMAS CARDS. If you
want 10 save money call at y. LEON ARDS. No.
3U~ MAIN street. before purchasing. Don't forget.
g0S Main -ucct.
y. Is. subscription, taken tor an at publishers
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~ GEACE-oT Rect PRESBYTE-
BlAN CHCRCH-Bcy. c. II. READ. u. d., pa
tor.-Prcaching 1T II o'clock 4. N. No service,
at night.
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IL" PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH (ve,t Franklin .trcou.- service, 10y the
pastor. JoHN HANSON. subjects: II y. NJ.
Healed 10 serve" The installation of steward,
will take place at the morning service. z. +. W.,
what Nirgniln, seek"
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~" MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Prcachuga at u s. ". and 7:30 T.. ".
bv j. 4. DEAEBOEH.
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~ SENENTlI->TREET CHRIS
TIAN CIlU RCII.-Thc !a-tor. Ecr. j. 4. TYLER.
viii preach ON SUNDANat II. \. ". ard 7:3O J..
VI.
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad sircctel.-Rc,. i. T..
HAWTHORNE ID. d.. pastor viii preach on Sun
DAY III II \. M.and al ~ J.. M.-,uhlcct Of he
morning. discourse, The Br.ph. >idcof Tompta-
tom" All welcome.
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4 LMANACS. lSs3.

L'ORTG PIDDINGS. THE BOOK OF
l. FORTY PCDDINGS. bv susan Ann Brown;
Doc. \ noble Name, ~ Mr.. Wi-ter: anew GER
man novel: $50 \ Modern Instance. ~ How
els; Sl.3O. The Friendships Of Mary Russell
Ilichtord; -. Fanny krmblos Eecollection~ OF
Her Later Life: f2.ju. Vice Vera: II. How %
succeed by Abbott; 5rc. The hysician Himself
and What lie should Add To His scientific Ac-
Iniremenis, by Cathcll; Sl.25. Beauty m thc
Household II.
no IL WEST. JOHNSTON 4 Co
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u SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
tcorncr Main ana sixth strcct.'.-Ecy. W. -.
THOMAS, u. D.. viii preach 20 II \. NJ No
service at night. n
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NJ TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH Corner OF Broad and Twentieth
strt ctsl-J. WILEY BLEDSoE. pa~tor.-Seryiceso on
SUNDAY MORNING ut IL o'clocS. 90 bo conducted
by Rev. }. POWELL GARLAND. Preaching also at
=. o'clock =. VI.
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Il MONUMENTAL CIlCRCII-Rcy.
J. G.. ARMSTRONG. y. D.-Diyinc -eVice in This
church Tu-NtORR0W 10 ! | \. VI and T. VI
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III CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH South side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streets .-Sotyicc, at II \. VI
conducted 10y the pastor. Rev. p. \. PETERSON: at
100 Z. VI. by Rev. PAUL WHITEHEAD. ID. ID.
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~ BRoAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad ,trceis.l-sCN-
DAY. November 26.--Preachng at 1 \. VI. by
Rev. W. 6. STARE, ID. D.-suiJcct. The Blessing
Of God Upon the Close Of an Earnest life" \
cordial invitation to all.
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In FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Bro1d and
Gracel-Roy. W. &. SCHAEFFEH. pa~tor.-Prcar III
ing At IL =. NJ. and 1880 i. II All welcome.
seats free.
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r1~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As
CIATION.-To-NIGnT at o'clock study Of
the international Lesson, conducted by Professor
WINsTON.
Tomorrow EVENING from $50 20 G:l5-the
Il nal service Of song.
MONDAY NIGHT. $50. young mena GoSpC ser-
virc.
THURSDAY NIGHT. $50. Bibc-Cla.-.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-02-07

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
opy, one year, by mail ail.............s8 90.
opy, six months, by mail. ....... 4 90.
-. Nv,
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DESERT
CRYSTAL. SALT WORKS.

The Desert Crystal salt Company s now
prepared to supply In quantities to suit, fine
Table. Dairy, Meat and stock Salt, put up By
s, G. FoGUS, Reno, Nevada, who will supply
customers from Winnemucca west
From Winnemueca, eastward, JOHN KIN
NEY, OF Battle Mountain, viii furnish Table
Dairy, Meat, Stock and Ground and Cngroun6
Milling SALT.
Prom platform at White Plains excellens
Milling Salt will be sold as usual to our PATRONS
at low rates.
Address orders to a1t
HENRY ECK, Superintendent,
Hz.u Mute Plains, Nevada.
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DENTISTRY.

nR J. T. MOORE. SURGEON DENTIST.
~ Oftice at the residence OF O. III. Miller,
Bridge street.
Extracting and filling teeth n speciality, at
Eastern prices.
win make this place headquarters for the
Winter.
Mianemucca, November 20, 1881.
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ORES ASSAYED~

Attached to the Works is an ASSAY OFFICE
where ores will bs.assayed on reasonable terms,
and accurate returns guaranteed.
o. Il. AVERY, Assayer.
winnemuoea, October Is, 1891. II
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CO # f. E 8

CRACKERS--In bulk or box. all grades and
prices.
COMB HONEY, Cheese, Cranterries.
CHOICE ROLL BUTTER-90 cents.
FRESH EGGS just received
f. C. ROBINS
Winnemucca, December 81, 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-25
NOTICE OF INTENTION.

AYOTIOE Is hereby given that 1t is the
IN intention of the Council OF the city of
Les Angeles tosthange and establish tho
grade OF sainsevAin street b. tive IN Alameda
street ana ths river Los Angeles, as follows:
The grade at the east line OF Alameda
street to remain at 10 feet above datum
plane; at 40O feet easterly from the east
line of Alameda street the grade is to be
1870 feet above datum plane; at the
crossing OF Zanja No, |, $40 feet easterly
from the east line OF Alameda street, the
grade is To be ii.i0 feet above datum
plane; at the crossing of Vgne street
the grade is TO be 1850 feet above
datum plane; ut l50 feet easterly
from the east line of Vigue street
the grade is to be 1920 feet above datum
plane; at the crossing of Center street
The grade Is to be 1920 feet above the
datum plane; at 100 feet easterIy from
the east line of Center street the grade is
to be 400 feet above datum plane; at 800
feet easterly from the east line of Center
street the grade Is to be 1850 feet above
datum plane; at the river Los Angeles
$50 feet easterly from the east line of
Center street the grade Is TO be 1000 feet
above datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to file their objections, If any they have,
with the CLERK of the Council, within ten
days after the date OF the first publication of
this notice.
BY order of the Council of the city OF Los
Angeles, at its meeting of the l4th day Of
January, A. d. 1882. W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Ooancll of the Oity Of Los An.
geles.
Los Angeles, January 10th. A. D. 1881.
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