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CoFvKEThe market Tor RIO. though quiet ruled hrm.
Sales 5S3 bags Teresna private terms Other kinds
unchanged.
-Four AND GRAfS-Rcceips BIZ bbls -FOUR 10 do and
Iss9 bags meal do corn 400 do oats $50 DO
barley The -four market continued dull
aud In order 20 sell extent holders would
grant concession This they would have
done they could have induced purchasers thereby In tho
absence Of demand OF moment prices he considered
nomnaly unchanged. California in moderate demand
n unchanged prices The sales confined 10 about
5000 bbs Southern nout ouy moderately active and
price. were generally heavy Sales loo bbls -four
quiet the sale. being $40 bills at ~ a - 2. Corn
meal the nd moderate. Sales
reported or bbs 50 - sc IS for Bandywne and
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LyRENcH THEATRE
H. L. BATEMAN.. .Lessss and Dlreetos
SATURDAY EvENING FEBRUARY q
UNE L09E D'OPERA
and LES AM0URs DIR CfEOPATRv.
in which Nile REILLEZ win perform, for the last Tuna
her celebrated role OF CLrOP ArRP.
MME. LARMEf"S BENEFIT NEXT TUESDAY EVEN
ING
French Thursdays and Saturdays
boz Office.
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AMI siEMENTs.

AMI SlcMENTS.
r.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation Of afternoon 10 the city. II IL.
therefore. the most desirable medium for advertisers.
THE PILGRIM
L Within two weeks tho grand old Hero will leave
New York.
Open every afternoon at and evening Mt O'Clock.
BUyYAv HALL. UNION SQUARE.
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NaIf-pnst Two O'Clock II.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Thursday FEB. ID Y. NJ.
BErswAx.-ssles made Of 900 lbs at DOC a &c
OF the favorable advces from Liver
pool the market nrmer prices at the close beng Nc
per h. higher There good demand for all purposes
comprising 400 bales including 2Sl9 for export
79 speculation 40 for spinning and $50 in transitu
Annexed are the closing quotations
Ipdnds Mobiis and
ELnri.En La 1T
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yUALLAcK's
w Proprietor and Napss.r NJ T., IIg EsTEEE wALLAcK
will be presented the Comic Drama Of
Characters By Mr. LESTER WALLACE. Mr. JOHN GIL.
Sr ro 5.S kESNaRP s' As sSFE aSs @
KATE RANCE and Mas TIMosy.
SSnrupRpAY seSrssry .0irRs,,
Ii scvc preparation win speedily produced. for
the nrst nme IN I'VE years' tne Temanac Drama OF
with new and beautiful scensry. Costumes splendid ap-
pon,men,s, novel effects aud capital dstriou.lon
OLYMPIC THEATRE. BEGINS AT s.
JAMES f Fl RanE Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL, ''A
Mr.. J. Il. coiLrrR
u &c CROWDED AND bRLiGHrED AUDiENcEs
THIS EVENING, AT 8. rhNcnoN
TOMORROW AFTERNOON stscaSSss:
FIRST FANS iis sa MATINEE SATURDAY AFTsRroos.
NEW yoRx CIRCUS.
IN Fourteenth street, opposite Academy Of Music
wrp SniHn;xs 4s ses sAgSFoAr.
OF TIE YoY poE shaVFIf nnfrs ASD INTREPID
KISS Mss f Lucille w wnTsos.
whose ''a ssss1H on scT or EqurAron
ALL ME s sIaS SiDE EsTE HSD xGhosA,s
= SSF5sSsSs g. So$ $SssSSS :Ssslr
Admission SOC; children snder ten years, Ur.
O'1' GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
orrrY s siH q k ssi
INVALID $50 SOLDIERS.
s. ,sysSa i Eys;S Sss Tssssss..
TnEoDoE Z THOMAS, ESQ;
sa ''; sss XII oese.sa With soos Mr. q sa1ss Vii
preside 81 be pisno.
vac" PROGRAMME.
l. mag Narch-Creeting .Mchaeiis
ssrs lie Re come Mis-. ssssa
Ss.sos Boa ndp
ND Diet. and
riar sxcosp.
Lfoss %s1ocrHsir@ il xila ana Polka EN- '''
sdgnr r- ic.ias-sy xs. Bi.snerd
s-Esna ne from h y Esl. ar a.. Hassy
narand ssleoion-ii TroSs,or T,. Verdi
e.. .D TO :. ASw s a. The door and can B. re-
Inc music drug book aud fancy stores generally and Vt
way. New YORK and az rand street. Brooklyn :. D.
CKArisa cARsIvAL,
ros s se1 ayns sns sns and
day seeruary tickets Is ens win be rscsised through
ders and a, ali Tie soldiers bosahs IN The city, Major oai
po s s .as Win ss spilled the
% q s sS% a.s and g TIE needy widows
COMMITTEES of ArrAneeinents.-GcnernJ John cochrane,
aer., s.ro vss e. 7 yss f. Mora.
gan.
f,HAND d. CHEss-swORD OF MY FATHER <oC.:
" Tell Him, 4oc, GRAND vssc. Tor flute violin
lb, mailed. FRrUERICk BLJME,
N5 Bowety and !. la Broadway
4 IBpERKRANz FANCY DRESS BALL.
rsn a.S.%s y = mss,c'
CuoIGk REstp,Ep SEATS
" HOR ALL THEArRES.
EARLR'B HOfkL
RAfLROAD ff0K9r ueplCR
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ATUgrV rNTs.
- 49,. ~.~~~~
yp0RaELL sIsrFRs' NEW YORK THEATRR
w 72s AND 7sf BROADWAY
THE GREAT COMO sEHSATIoNA
PfCxWICK
PAPERS.
Ty
CHARLES
prrEPNs
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY ArTEHNNog
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I1IKE'S OPERA HOUSE-TWENTY-THTRD STREET.
Il corner Eighth
LAST GRAND GALA MATINEE OF THE
LA GRANGE AND BRrGNOLI
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
SATURDAY. FEB. g. AT r. NJ,
LUCRErIA BORGIA,
with Madame ANNA DE la GRANGE Miss ADELAIDE
PHILLIPS signors BRIGNOLI, SUSINf, COLETTT,
Admlssio all parts OF the house, dollar.
To avoid the the doors tickets he pur
chased Box Office Pixies Opera House, schirmors
col, and Macoris ia Broadway.
MONDAY, FEB m-BROOKLfN ACADEMY.
MARTHA.
Second Appearance o, Signor Brig noh in Brooklyn
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But nothing can be 20 good as hiRh-bred. thin
skinned orange, the yellow peel removed, its
white kid stripped off and the delicious juice LETT
in the. quarters, which silver kne has deci'
mated.
! But let MS close with the emperor of ail fruit
the snsna-the West Indian pine, bossy as bullion.
with gray bloom on its thorny leaves. The French
make exquisite bonbons Of II. Liquor and lem
our selves We would as soon smell a pine as eat
ore. The fragrance is delicious. the taste not SO
pre-eminent. Ii may not be hereticalto say this
II would have been 30 at least when pines cost
several guineas each; but when every White
chapel lad can buy slice Of pine for halfpenny
We feel LEES ashamed of ourselves
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BEFoRE ABRAHAM IT WAs.-Uz, the grandson
of Noah, with a world of suitable materials at
hand. founded the Oldest city in the world
Damascus. Because of its age II has an especial
interest for the antiq1ary. Says one:
The early history Of Damascus is shrouded In
the hoary mists of antiquity. Leave the matters
written of it in the first eleven chapters Of the
Old Testament out, and no recorded event has
occurred 10 the whole but Damascus was in exist
ence To receive it. Go back as far as you will
into the vague past, there was always Damascus.
In the writings Of every country for more than
four thousand years its name has been mentioned
and its praises sung. To Damascus, years are
only moments I; decades only fitting tribes OF
time. She measures time not by days aud months
and years, but by the empires she has seen rise
and prosper and crumble to ruin. She Is type
of immortality. She saw the foundation OF Bsal-
bee and Thebes and Ephesus laid she saw them
grow into mighty cities and amaze the world with
their grandeur, and she has lived to see them
desolate, deserted and given up to the owls and
the bats. She saw the lsraeltish empire exalted,
and she saw 1t snnihilated. She saw Greece rise
and flourish for two thousand years, and die. 10
her old age she saw Rome built; she saw II over.
shadow the world with its power; she saw II
perish. The few hundreds OF years Of Geuoese
and Venetian might and splendor were too grave
old Damascus only scintillation hardly worth re-
memberinq. Damascus has seen all that has oc.
cured on esrh, and still lives. She has looked
upon the dry bones Of a thousand empires, and
sbe will live to see the tomb Of q thousand more
before she dies. Though another claim the name
old Damascus is by right the Eternal City.
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The address of Judge Burwell, of New Orleans,
before the Board of Trade last night monday
nieht) has had the effect Of awakening general
interest in the many things desired to be accom-.
nlished. That our City Council should at once
shol;sh the wharfage tax on barges and steamers
becomes clearly apparent, and that resolute
move should be made by our Congressman to
make ST. Louis q port of entry. and to clear
away the many red-tape impediments now carsing
commerce through the operations Of custom
bouse regulations is also clear as the MONDAY
sun. We shall take occasion to refer more al
length 10 these matters 10 the future. ltmsy be
proper 20 state that Jsdge Burwell has been
warmly invited by our leading men to pay ouf
likely to do SO at no distant dsy.-ISt. Loui:
Democrat alst
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GROVER AND BAKER SEWING MAcHIAE The
attention Of our readers is called to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. j. H. Gardner, the agent Of this
popular machine. The Grover with all the re-
Gently invented attachments is, by those who have
used them, said to be the best sewing machine 10
use. II is simple in construction and easily
operated. Mr.. Gardner has large and fne as
sortmeut on hand, and owing to the stringency of
the money market has reduced the price 40 az TO
bring them within the reach Of every one. The
Office Is ls2 Canal street.
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usIRsr PREM rUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKfS BRILLIAN
An THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

s shovs stove uses sny per fuel and takes ee
IA, hrs.d than any other stove In This fact va
yv and ncsztsstsby proven ct the hecnAr
les and Agricultural Fair OF New Orleans iso mo ss %
Louis Fair Of 1861
Every Of these Stoves suarsnsssd ana asn'"s ny
where within the city ffss OF chsrg@
A.. .n.tsnslv on hard large ana complete assortment
.,ura7TNG AND COOKING STOVES Of the mou In
-d p.ts.,us Kssrsi sdvsntagss offered 70 the trsda
r. HALLER Agent
% Camp aud lss Tehoupitsulas street
r1..,sa a boz Es @ nschaniss end Dsslss' Exchange
10 los st. Charles Street, or Ct hs Nov Ors.ns fsstenc
yin resolve prompt attention
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A TLEAsING DIsAPPorNTMEHT-AN APPROVED HOST
THE KITCHEN AND THE WHITING. TABLE -sHoor-
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New York prices for Grover & Bakers family
sewing machines at the Office, lS2 Canal street.
Machines warranted for Eve years. Hemmer,
ouilter, tucker and braider with each machine.
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clouds and thlckens IN course OF manuiacture. ~
is the same with dTdgees il is only at Dresden they
can be made white without artificial means. A
good apple should sound quite hard and metallic
under the knuckle; your rich, yellow.rinded,
pretty spples are generally over-rlpe. The getee
of Rouen is obtained from the Reinette alone.
The golden pippin. that delicious little apple. has
become almost obsolete; and the famed YORK.
shire Ribstone pippin. greensh apple with red
sresks is now oftener boosted OF than really pro.
duced. The real Ribstone is deliciously crisp and
sweet.
The French do more with chestnuts than we do ;
they ice them, they make a soup OF them, and
when ground TO -four they use them 10 creams.
o1asletfes and sot6iees. The pate de nldrrons
gLoces is great delicacy.
FIGS the French eat raw with salt and at the
tine Of the bon ILL., The Provepcal are the best, but
those Of Argenteui, near Paris, are juicy aud full
of flavor. Those who think oar green hgs worth
travelling for 1--WE don't think them worth opening
the mouth for) should seek them 10 the fg gardens
near Lancipg. Our dry figs come from the Levsnt.
In Paris they regard most the Calabrian figs. and
those of Provence, Italy. and especially OF Ohiou'
les. It is more wholesome to take water than wine
| with figs.
Melons of late years have reached US in great
| numbers from Spain, and have become cheap. The
smooth green melons from Andalusia are exceed
| inqly good and deliciously sweet. The French
| make q sort of hors d'euvre, or potage OF melon
| and eat il with butter or mix. The sweet melons
of Malta and Honheur have good name. The
green. fesbed water melons OF Provence are also
commended as COOL juicy and refreshing; bal
| they have not much favor. The French eat me
lon with pepper and salt, oftener than with sugar
sometimes with sugar and vinegar, sticking CHINA
mon and cloves into the flesh Of 1t to favor it. Il
is then eaten with The bouilli.
The French used formerly TO eat also mulberriei
with salt and with the bouil. They dry them
they make a wine Of them, and they. moreover
use them TO deepen the color of their poorer rec
wines. very useful jelly syrup for sore throau
can be made with mulberries not quite ripe
The oranges of Provence and isly nave fittlt
of the delicious scent of the golden Portuguese
fruit. The French. who are too delicate to set t.
work at dessert and fay their oranges in hearty
way, prefer the fruit sliced int compete, sea
soned with sugar, orsnge-fo yer water, and half
glass Of brandy. This mess should be made seve
raj hours before dinner to draw out Its full favor
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- MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
p-ix equity eaui distant -four miles from the Lousvi
and Lexinzto and the Louisville and Cinc,nnsu
ri sds conf with each BY good mscsd smzed p'k
and sout two hours travel b. rail rom touisvis.
admirably adapted for school purposes and stu
stei he suburbs OF the town The standard o.
Wi n AZ thoroughness In every branch 20 o.
by inn artal and searching examinations Inc VII
es &c Of every duty. The domestic Departments
VA bscond with ard hberaty 80 - 70
Comfort and Of the scholars Tne scn
ssc sss,on into two terms o. twenty veeks
e.rytinr excepting uniform, books and medical attend
Al ce III be hee hundred and seventy I'VE dollars "a "
"a renc the session of forty weeks IN
eal ents the beginning OF each term q tne
during the term except IN protracted o.
bsporshe discharge and then tuiton 100 VI ~ ~
c:rrent VIII be required -.,. 49,. p..k.
unifom furnished the most reasonable terms Doos
= limited those wishing places In the institution
snoud apply In thus making MS per nsnens 49,
oence in KENTUCKY and devoting himself 20 ms ~
- s,h a" have the cooperation Oh h'
For further information address hhbh lin, o.
Setudents will a. Eminence on the Louisss
did Frankfort RalDad whence emnbuses VIII convey tnen
~ Newcastle y. n -
vt. CHARr Es BoAkplNo
- School fol Wong Lades-Condncted py ~ mt
| q. MAZE LEfRANC, l0i and LOG Bourbon street Tue
Studies Of this Institute are in ul operation since
abe september Tc the able OF MUSIC Teachers
attached the Institute tie Dectress has added Mr. Euns
Provost u whom Solfegge Hsrn and Singing are con
tded This eminent Professor will resume his lessons en- ths
of October Young ladies' not pupils OF the Institutes
Inc Institute through pat ONCE box OF the
setter II.
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cr.C1AL KIRBH sMITH's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Eewesstie. .....-,..
HrxKY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.
a MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS

q, s.p,.mser 18Th. 1873, KIRBY SMITH, With eorps
49, ana whose Qualifications are Of hs highest Order WI
ope At Newcastle. Ken,uesy,
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EEDV FOUNDKH-
ESTABLISHED IN IsssJ
Corner Of Bsisre ana RsuchsF stress

vssse lss-s 70 inform friends shs pcbne csnus'u
thss We prspsrsd formerly, ts nanasctsrs stssn
Enxfnss Bssu Sugar Mia Sugar Kettles, Draining IA
chimes uls Gotten Presses Newell Screws ein "sA
M Furnace heushs rsss ali kinds Of Plantation sna
ssssnboss wsrks and svsry description Of Machinery
the South Lhhos ""
ordsrs len o. Boa n nscAaniss' ana ps>asS sH'ns,e~
wiflrscsvs prompt attention
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ED UCATIONAL-

AsRs. LE0NIDAs POLK
W x,,a. OPEN BEE, SCHOOL roR YOUNG LADIES
On Mosday, October seth.
= AZ. R.semsut Of st Pau's Church. on tns oo'n~ W
:" 80 Camp aud Gsennle streets -. NJ. O,
yor prospectus, apply ri GreshAm's books'''s' NJ
ANN
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r-r-s 70 BE OBSERVED 1T TIRE CARSON PUBLIC
MT: viii ors,, .,r tho sa.,.,,.i
-1''''1' IL -
Monday Of January. the 18Th INST, anu VIII con
tfrra scSsjor f,r fourteen consecutive weeks as
:. i..,.,...i fla, +,,o-a Ill La a
= v i'
general attendance On this dayof those scholars
i-r-rl e:,,,r 70 the Public School during the
- T.. .;-.
Winter session. BY 'lfee''.. '' '.'e D''''iS,
Bl,tri the fyl!oUiu5 rules and regulations VII
,.-,+-..,, = ~ c-r,s.1 until further
govern tue oPet"'''-7 - ''''
notice:
|. Twan.v daTz shall constitute a school month,
and 10 teacher Shall lie To-, Uitcl teach the
"a ignal uoIiiays
. ,,r,.,. ia 1y-;,4., Ter, iba daily sass:,r,
ii -"7 ~ o.3r - aJ risa ~ :3.s0 y NJ
a,'-1 . =, ~, 4i,a r,,,a~.nsi.-
t'' -, '','' j,I ~ 1,sraI i,,t.,is.,, If
80 - -, - - +1 ,r5 rIh yacassas
ore '''. Il III = a, .-or,;I,
CT, ..-,7 g +7
:. The Principal snail nave I'M c7l''ro! 81 lile
i'aoot ana ca-n Ieci!tt nan p' 'i'iFFt 10 -
port 70 hlin at tLe emu 81 tt. 1e.J- 49, SUI
statistics IN RELATION TO lei "si'i intent d ' -
require
.. Teachers OF the .c5oti s'l;-I pay u"e atIe:-
t.1l t. II. ger warmth ana TeGtiia'ion OF 'h1ir
- estif.' ~ ana .n -, ~ I. n
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBT.
- District Attorneys Office. - Notice of suits
commemorative the following named defendants
and to all owners or claimants to the real estate
ana improvements thereon, or improvements " hen
assessed separately, hereinafter described. known
or unknown: You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the Justices Court Car
son Township. by the State Of Nevada, plaintiff,
against each Of lie defendants hereinafter named,
and each ofthe following described tracts or par
GELS 0t land. with the improvements thereon, and
!nlprUy eI;eHts when separately assessed situated
in Ormehy county, and all owners Of claimants to
the same known or unknown, 10 recover ne tax
and delinquency, assessed 10 said Icieltl.i4ts,
.. tir.st said property, for the fiscal year COM
n .f.ciut On t.ac Il~t day Of January, lSp., aid
eu.l.n- On the 3ist day q Dccguhcr. 49,, and
thar ,ummuu- has been duly Issued in each cas-:
and yuu are further notified that unless You appear
tnd answer the comp iaHt fled in said cause On or
h..l,LI.. lie
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cIERHa sr..E.Ti A.IxIyG cpw-

w N ~ > = =. u n Il =. = : 2
- pany. location Of works: Genoa, State o.
Nevada .-Notas. IS hereby given, that at meet
iar Of the Z -Jr.l cf Trustees al sad Company,
held on tie tenth I'D day "f February, lao3, an
.,-ses -1cnt Of fue AMI 50-IC0 ri 5o) Dollars nar
share was lcviaI ann the capital 81 & II sad
c,iapany p5y3.lIs iiirneliatsiy. in United state
cpld coin Nv the Secretary 1t t:.@ office Nos - anil
81 Washings,ig IarveB San Francisco, California
Any stock i,.,r hi'i. II i assessment shall re
main unpaj' n the t-l'sit TEEN I'll liSl pa Or
MARCH ISGS sl.2'' lr deemed delinquent, ami
will be dulv advertised 5ar sale 1T nihiic auction.
AMI un'ezs payment shah be ilefe hHsnro will be
spid on the Second 81 DAY oE APRIL, 1865.
20 pay the deIi.guent rs5essiaeilt togstEer with
cs-'s If advertising ana expenses Of sale.
py order of he Board If Trustees.
". j.. i)AC'TERHAS. Soc-atarv.
Office, Nos. ~ and So Washington Marie, san
7. aa,.scJ Caffeine. frlJtd
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lLth clay OF A2Eli

jn1zae "" d. '.>rh ' iarf 3 .'c an, ' gr bc
'. '' lli,,,,,,. s,,.cifcd ..i
amount OF lax AMI Delinquency sPeeIAeu' anu
70 Ia y ,,,-.,....-,. - lin, ,, 81 ocros If
AHgF' ''sh2 v POSES r! ,!h n =" ;, "['T I, -
~, "a y >, - -. -. ~ .,I
Of NJ br'bl. HST;'E'i and improvements lax anu
Eet.c crles R.s-eSory 9lam to the west l&
.t &c.: - ta3 -, -. ,,r. nj ,,r,1,ar-
re I,y ai 5 P , 1I I 1r ,,., 81 I
BF,sE 3 " !, les a ma . ~. ',. .j - ~
qGSa'J II - --.,.. .....~,. CLAIM, Inf + in
- .'' - A.. -
d. = II hn'i.tt yi{y ana 'f'ye,'fHlS. u.s., '''! ~.
49,, ~: -
''E an, 4~tl :, , 7, 20 Oh ..-a-t, ,s.e..a7 Of
'1'N ..t .' - ''-
Pa g.; TX g., : IL. II. icy j.. w.. 81 .r.r,r, os.o
sci al -.' II: Tx AMI a'l:7'"'A'5 . 80
ofle#l, ana in'proy 'nsuts, about mics west Of
north hy land Claimed Icy Il i Baton, south by
Mrl r. Js-aGh k'.trr, AMI - The vet 'E WA
Wraure al 4 "a Trs4..ray. sail land e5:n. ally
know II .S t. 81 Juh@-ou and BALDWIN ranch,
tax AMI dsit.4ueasy l1u 90.
L'.-r''r:. JON :, E-'sr~-.'il tt.. - icy 80 L..
- X IF Ewpr, C.'r and 'uu-e thereon: ais.
ley gal Ir reity -s-=>ed al l+.': tax ai-a Gc!ln.
grc..-y IL. -.
En-! and ig'rt00, rs~ess7'y c'attH tH IL, acres II
t'.1.t ,.-t.: ....r> ..... Cas- - CITY. known as
StvtF.'- -f.f..,.: tx. .-.. .l.a,ur'gy ~ -.
t5st,s. \ l.. house "H,! iut in Umpire t.tt. and
ri"....... .--- >.. at y'; Tax and dim. le-.sy
. Il.
Gr.r.'i =. sl.Il. T,-a Ky C-..,l - - ACRES
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MAGNOLIA ALO 0 n,
COUNTY BUILDINGS, CARSON CITY.

GEORGE LEWIS, - Proprietor.
THE CHOICEST WINES, BRANDIES, &C,
] fput up for family u; e., kept constantly on
hand. Iii the choice o0;tled liquors will be
found at this Saloon. lac establishment is the
most complete of the kind in tie Stt.te.
Eli Lunch at IL A n Jy2-tf
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SUMMONS.

U. s. Rev Stamp, 5oc.l Estate Rev. Stamp. soc.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF EAST FORK
| Precinct, in the County of Douglas, State OF
Nevada Before Hm. b Moody, j. 7. Z. K.
Cary plaintiff against ]. V. y. Young. defendant.
The state Of Nevada sends greeting to j. V. n.
Young defendant: You are hereby summoned TO
appear before LIE ut MY office in East Fork Pre-
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