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ALL WANTING FARMS-GoOd soil, mild
~ climate % miles south Of philadelphia Price only ~ per see
Address & K. Lands. vireland EewJrr,ey.
At ORANGE, n. J.-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
n end FARMS great variety beautifully su,te one b9JJ rom
N. season or rear By BLACKWELL SMITH Bosdwiy,
Hcw.York II Orange, Ma and Conest, % 70 D.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE in Llewellyn
~ Park Orange Sewepe1, only one hour from the CITY ior
lard nuiny The Advantages PARK Apply T. MEkRCk
Co. wiraust sowYork, or to the owner, L. HASKELL
At MlLISTONE-A fine FARM Of so acres
N fuyenar Land good Dwellings, abundant oat bal dngs all
Ia comJets order pez ui four bsns seven bead Of cattle
me- si clear viii bo exchanged good property EegYork
BrooIiyn J. S. FERGUSON, No 30 Eas.,ust, Room No "a
DARG AIMS in FARMS near New Brunswick
ID 2! plan bn9s plenty o. init $40; acre. 10 na
houses two orchard. dEo' % hlm stock snd crop 5000 ~ acre.,
sGeoo j. s TEEGUsos, No 3oS,..au,.. Room No a.
CHEAP PLACES with some LAND on Erie
" RIvsy Attractive IHoMEs at RAILWAY. JAQUEs, No. HS
Broadway.
LOR HOMES, IN Jersey, call on BALDWIN,
opposite NJ. x r. r. Depot No. Y Bro,dst, Newark D. J.
JENKINS 81 WAY, ut NEW BRUNSWICK,
SELL the following property il description ,eat 4
Farm st,on 100 fall stocked Siih horses cat
fss So H. 20 ysrj, Station vel calculated to cut
an lacresS remain.
Farm 30 H. IA Acrss IA cultivated allies DEPOT $4,000 Slo0
eT No. u 7ls acre, ,pl.ram hoa,e p ees depot WOOD
hi, |'.s ~, stiv;tsI s!2it{ Az 20 can rsnsin
Fs-p 10 p II cultivated IN wood nile depot house
Pam No a. Il ser-, all Er,s, miles depot $4,000 s7ooo
Fsr% So a. ca ser, minutes n J. Central depot, sr's
elass frm. acres good slGO0 .o.,
Pam 30 IS ssrss - apple trees 300 peach trees $1,000
P,@ H. G. % ,sre. ia village 50 sqldv,tsi mile
fm depot 70 % SesYort sIehase for BrooEyn property
Cab Price i'c0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Transf for
ALBANY aad TROY eopnscinE 18th KsryAsrH AID Wssisn
trans have New Yok follows oueHsah sd iesze EIprsss
a M Chicago E4yeSs 1895 Moutreal GSpress. Pseas
Brprss Cd: p " NIGHT BEprss u Bss~st bTavisg Room
attached % all trains aod SleernE sAi traEa The
% n ~ he, russ wM. IT. vAEpERBILT We PrssIdsst
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NEw-JERSEY RAILKoAD-FR6a FOOT q

LILY AZ pa, -, 800. $50
p Via Camden. M IN. Wa West Pslisss Ps ~ ~
10 a. 1893, m, M . NJ. ss" ? n, ~ ~ VI
washington-3si0 lf:Ss p
South and Soath- " es-s: 80 a s:fo' D ..a
TIlB MESf-S 40 a 1880 ~. n PS ihee,,S
M aHd rsus thsuah OboH.su aaa CfsAFs Sh o., 'ss
chang. silver Palace Sleeping uaN hToagn
Cincinnati and Chicago without change daily sesrdAg .ad
excepted and those days on M tsH 1hs ne soV NV
,nnupy th,ugh ars "a Chicago hY vyesiag nHea (sDaiU
usylo tNq H. ~ JACKSON, 0essTa supsrnendeat
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nAJTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COS

D INDEPENDENT LINE for BAIT. WASHINGTON. ths WEST,
SOUTHWEST. aud NORTHWEST WESTERNS FREIGHT
sevsd and forwarded by PROPELLER LIMB ior Pier R. and
WASHSGTON CITY FREIGHT by c. and t. r., from Pier No
H. daily RATES Low with quick dispatch Passengers TAKE the
and hnd A. ToaIs from foot Of Coutnt privilege en- rsots
Wssbngtou. D. C., without
ONLY LINE AEuTng this duerueht TICKETS GOOD
UNUL USED. &. ". PEHNBIL Gen. Agt,
M q nArc.aK n New YoLk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
S.fumboats mo RsiIgoaos.

THE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE is thu
odd on th.u are IN ase WIN. g. CRKAMER II SON
No 10 Piaft-t. NsW.iOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
NEW-Y0RK mo- RUTLAND WTTHOUT

IN ChAHGB OF CARSo9 and shss Ia6 oa p.'esess .S
sIt and Pourave daily Suuiay eTcePted At aud NJ
Tor Montreal Ogicusburg anil intermediate ysus -
Tickets aud baggage checked en- Pas
N.W.Nork Iuts2 o lzt9. l. q. BuNkHOUT, Oep eu1 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22

EOR NOkN Ain ana DANDUh1 '-hal,T03u
Timer railroad hrc bs1uial Steamboat NELLY
WHITE No 81 h. r. foot II Markets. sntraoou,
2:45 Thirty seentst at O'clock Errng caves NorWGs at
I NJ tue the DAnbuTy aud NssHayes trAihL Fare,
IS cents Excursion Ticket. 81 IS
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trans will leave depots
HI foof fCbsmberss aud foot Of hi follows;
Tbrsugh trsiES itsa 10 "a 80 and siN
m ay and improved Drawing Room Cosaes win accompany
he Dur;o connecting Hrpsssfs With nagahesnf
sleeping coaches tbropgh Cleveland SsE ssssAs u aeoo
nv lie MssdVhe aud from 70 BnfasI
tie % Buffalo and the s5s Han 70 Rochester,.
Buffalo and Cincinnati. "a -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22

Hs N n n p M n, ass e.s. a p.po, al
~ D. m $3.50 p N p m, a. .63, sne saturday
only '9 midnight fro Chanbers 81 Depot, ats -, a.
AIS p 5:l3 $50 ana sssNd<Es eau II nS
sight
Drawing a7d Sieepna
ebaued orders s NJ eseshE sad tse,sf o.
he h at the Companys ~ ana se brosd
ways No 5 Faosst. Brookrni Dep's S- CsAnS1sh sns
ofthe tie IL Pierasat ssiy
WM r. BARk 6sa1 PSSsf Agent
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Of the 14th constitutional amendment, sud
delares mil and void the disability clause OF
the ccra,itu,ion Of Mississippi.
A bill to provide for . representative in
Co ere.s for the District Of Columbia.
A bill to abolish the franking privilege af-
ter March 4th, 1859.
A bill to conpe National Banks to make
q statement six times.
Mr.. Holman offered the following resolu-
ton:
That in the present condition Of the Ma
tionaI finances no further subsidies ought 70
be granted BY Congress, either in bonds OF
money, to railroad or other corporations, or
to promots local enterprises; bat the whole
resources Of the country ought to be applied
to the present necessity OF public services IN
such manner a. will relieve the people from
the burdens of taxation.
Resolrsd, That grants Of public lands TO
corporations onght to be discontinued, and
the whole of such lands ought to be held as
! sacred trust to secure homesteads to actual
settlers, and for no other purpose what
ever.
He moved the previous question on tbs
resolutioa.
The prsvious question vas seconded.
Mr.. Window moved to Icy the resolution
on the table.
Negatived-only "a affirmative votes.
Mr.. Scho6eld demanded separate vote
on the resolutions.
The first resolution wss adopted. Yeas,
30; nays, 81.
The question recurred on the second res.
olution.
Mr.. Julian desired to offer substitute
thaG no publn lands shall be given to aid in
the coneosacf1o1 Of railroads except on con-
dition Of actual settlement, in quantities not
greater than l60 acres to one purchaser.
Mr.. Holman declined to let it be offered.
Mr. Washbuine, Of Indiana, moved to lay
the resolution on the table. because it would
interfere with the soldiers bounty bill.
The resolution was laid On the table, yeas
ITO, nays "A.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Illinois, said il he had
been in tho Hall at the time his name was
called he would have voted "no," emphati-
cally.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois. moved to sus-
pend the rules that he might offer as an
amendment u The Naval appropriation bill,
= section relating to the marine corps, which
had been raled out - not in order.
The rules were not suspended, 10 to AZ.
The amendments reported from the Ways
and Means Counties to the Naval appro.
pri1tion bill were agreed to, and the bill
passed
The House q p. m. went into Committee
Of the hole on the Legislature, Executive
and Judicial appropriation bill, which they
proceeded to consider BY sections.
At 4 the Committee rose, and Mr.. Farms.
worth made personal explanation in regard
to the newspaper ihsinuations against him in
reference to the proposed investigation of
the Wells, Fargo l. Co. contract, after which
the House adjourned.
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For Sale or Exchange,
N p1rs for city Property,
vuvHE e Furniture and Lease Of the Billings
uease Ksskuk. Iowa. This Hcrse 10 In batter con-
Atties ~ the Of gusss than II has been
eor sevenl years 11s Proprietor In the meantime
iss tAesa1sesees sfAis ffispds and the psbc
Asnk Art
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGroy. Ian. !

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.
The President nominated to the Senate to-
day, Jno. +. ludson, Secretary of Legation
to Mexico; VIM. Dixon, Associate Justice
Of Montana; X. II. Holt, Collector of Inter
nal Revense Of the Sixth District of Mis-
souri,
The President transmitted reply to the
resolution of the Senate requesting copy Of
the ameesty proclamation made BY him
since the last adjournment Of Congress, and
by what authority Of Law it was made. The
communication encloses copy of the procla-
nation of the 25th Of December, and refers
the Senate to the proclamation itself Tor aus
thority BY which it was issued. 1t also cites
to the prededents established BY Washington
in 1891, Adams in 1900, Madison in 1915,
Lincoln in 1868, and the present President
in 1867 and 1868. Copies Of the different
preclamatsons cited and the recital Of cir
cumstances under which they we're issued ac-
company the communication of the Presi-
dent.
The Virginia Committee called this morn.
ing in body. accompanied by other gentle
men from their State, to pay their respects to
Gen. Grant.
The conversation turned mainly on bust.
ness. The General, who showed familiar
ity with Underwood Constitution, expressed
himself in favor Of a speedy settlement on
the plaa published in the papers Of the fore
noon.
The interview was highly satisfactory to
the committee.
The committee subsequently called on the
President and Secretary Scho6eld. While
not asking to have their own disabilities re-
moved bY special law, the committee are ex.
erting themselves to obtain general relief for
AL persons in the State Of Virginia, and es-
pecially TO check the further removal of State
and county officers until Congress can act on
the whole subject.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has nm
der consideration the subject Of the restora.
ton Of Virginia to the Union, but has not
taken final action.
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CLOCKS, wATCHES = JEWELAY.
0sn g Bridgss..........Nos kstss House.
r ri. Avres 4 Sons. .,,....e3 Main street
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nrfscflities for competing with other Embellishments
have been nert ssed by late additions OF material snd
machinery consisting of Taylor Power Ptess Gordon
Jober and all the atsst styles OF type and porders
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Is.

IYDIANAPoLIs, Jan. Is.
There is . very determined opposition to
the fe-elecsion Of Lient. Gov. Comback,
nominee Of the Republican caucus for U. s.
Senator, BY part Of the Republican members
The legislature to-day passed . resolution
censnring Comback for the Cumback- Bake
correspendsoce previous to the nominations
for the State ticket lsss year, eleven Repub>
licaas voting in the Affirmative. Only . part Of
these, however, will bolt the nomination in
the election tomorrow.
The Democrats to>night, in caucus, voted
to give Senator Hendricksthe complimentary
vote.
ALBANY, Jan. 1e.
The Democratic legislative caucus nomina.
ted Henry G. Murphy, for U. s. Senator.
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0 three 0e
one "
delivered in city, per week,
WrrxLr. ainxie subscribers, per year, 2 O(
n clubs Of Eve, {each) / II
N ciuo' oisoA'
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KE0KHK DIRECTOR I.
AonH 49, r;r, ,t,..t,
~ y na,,.a. .s' '.''o' ...-second street
American
9 Bridsss......... .........No ~ : ''
-,Our~ua
Un.h aoodvin.--.-..........-l Main street
.. =
nsmsleson ! AnifAmP ...- -....'.'''s Msihs'lss'
poOK.DIHDER.
SAC FACTORY.
: D''''''' --
BOOKS = 4sTATfOAERH.
M w...so.. Main stre,t-n..r Fourth
Webstsr Bros......... ........ .....e6 Main street
sDsss sss............ssf Third ! Main strssts
Huiskanp Mstisss s...........:.oe IAN ssfso1'
hnicksmp bfo...... Ash ssrsst. s.n w
hsft .'..'.'' '''' =
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
vail, AfnitAes Oo..."....sof Nihss s0Ansos.
OAAE Ha.h : n,.,a.,
hnssssA..".....'' ''''.s so' s-i'A
Yr~..uv.
ssn Bridsss.. ! : : Estss House.
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oLoTHi.ns.
vsnoui, sonsss oo..'...so vi.
hsss' ossfH S0'.''''..oo'
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btsfgss....."......'. ''' - 0o''n 1s'es
olseks-WAsissals : As'.n
brdsss...'''' '.''''...No' A'' -o.
osin, Silver ware.
Bfidges....... .........Nos ! : hssss nouso'
-
DDNTIsTRY.
@ lneoreen n-...eef Third Aain, K (upstaifs)
I'M shelIey Sons :. .....o7 Main street,
vuki.sou. Bartlett Go. .........y4 Main street
Kerr Tullsr... .........o! NAN stres.'
~
.,
n . az Nj, ..,..t
Marsss i Son on.....................s4 Estes House
p ......:,'o M s.rse.
A21sv.Ss
FURNITURE.
]. R. Cross 4 Co, o,...............139 Main Street
oah'''' A.''' . s''........- -- - ''',''
Gas . DTEAM FITTIN00.
Aooaf : Sos '''''''''-.oun..A . 'A''' - - -
oa,A Peas Peneils. Pocket Bosks.
Sc Bridges. ......... .......Nos : Estes Hous
-r
B. Pollock co.......'' '..' ''..' az ~ ..rsst
nanh ~. ~ 80. r" .ss Main street
RF Bower r;a :;so aa,n nIurs. s
II Stafford. ........."...cof Dionoese
oA0cERs-hETAlL.
Robsrtssn Alb s....... a .n ,n.a". s.s'
Hardware & Reuse FaSAishins 0ooas
w.h., 4 ia Main street
...0WAar.
-. ra.,,h ! u.,, ..,.st,
Main street
u.~a. nApa = ruMHIsHING GOODS.
Dillon 4 Jones.......-.........-..s2 Main street
BurkittA / Main street.
r.pfsr Hoass ...........-....eor Third I johnson.
Denine eHouss....-..--....cor Second Johnson
L. Ada.'' ..'-'...' .'.......o0ia'' - -A'
os........ Iowa ooH1 s.s s Main ina johnson
ooll,s, Berry -Yifth strsss-in Estes House
HON.
up eo, Main 4 Yourth
,-.c,...Lr.
Leonard ..-.l. ..,,,.,i:;; -o....
ss"s'A
so,ese.s.r. Mayer Co...---..No. III Main-st
~ Vehsr................eo Third Main streets
-~nm
David 9 l'''''."'' .....:.:::''.....
,..s... a1os A.D ss :. ......ss Main 81
PAIUTIu0 A0O WALL
W. yR>e......,..,..,,......oor Sth Blondsau
vcn aG,rR,
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For Sale.

nNE STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
~ complete, in perfect run. ing order, eleven Inch
bore twenty-five In stroke, tubular boiler thirty ues
Gnrdsosrs 0overnor &c. for le cheap. 10 be removed
for the eurpose Of putting in Of double espacity
Enquire Of BoSNELL BTEWA1r,
janl3.dIw Fort Madison
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oOuRIsslUN MHRCHAHTs.
~ 6turrss As South Lsves.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PERIs, Jan. l6.
to-day. The session was opened by the En-
peror with speech from the throne. He
said the task before them was serious one
to conduct-thss the laws making conces-
sions to the press and granting the right Of
public meetings has had the effect OF pre-
serving public order, and the fact that the re.
cent elections have resulted in favor Of the
Government, has confirm ed the wisdom and
Justice Of these concessions;t ;that said nations
are now ready to meet sll events of the future
calling attention to the perfect organization Of
the military and naval departments. He
says The revolution in Spain has not affected
the friendly relations Of that country with
France. he expressed firm hopes Of .
peaceful settlement of tho difficulties with
Turkey and Greece, when nothing would be
left to disturb the general harmony Of the
nation.
He congratulated the members on the
harmony existing between the throne, the
Legislature and the people, and declared
that be favored free and full discussion when
it did not touch the Constitution, which was
above debate.
CoSsrASTISoPLE, Jan. l8.
The Porte has sent instructions to Djemel
Pasha, its Ambassador at Paris, directing
him to sign the Protocol agreed to by the
Conference. It is believed that the Greek
| Goyarnm ent vi II not refuse the terms Of set
tlement proposed by the Conference.
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vsnofll. Jones 4 Co.....cor Third / Main streets,
Hsvs. 6tsrn 4 Co.....cor Second 4 Main streets.
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FRoA THE SOUTH.

ATLANTA, Jan. IS.
In the House to-day resolution to appoint
Joint Committee to consider the question OF
reconstruction, with view to its amicable
settlement, was defeated.
In the Senate resolution. calling on the
Governor for facts sustaining the statement
that no adequate protection had been fur
nished for life and property, was referred to
Special Committee.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

BOOTS = 0AOE0-RETAILs
Uuief ann 4 Nstless ,............00M 80 Main street.
Huisksmp Bro...... Main strsst-bst 4th 6th.
Hart, ........lSS MAinstfsst.
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DnATIsTnY.

0sin, Silver Ware.
a Bridees ,,...,,,.......No Nos l 4 4 Estes Houle
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
-- ------- - ----.-- -
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
------------------------ -
From Washin g ton.
Inlcrview. between Gen. Grant
and the yfrginia Committee.
Congregational Preceding.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
Assembling Of the French
Corps Legislatif
- ii
Speech Of Emperor Napoleon.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1863.
~-
XLth CONGRESS---Thi,d Session.
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DOuuRr DLBACHARY.
n Rnasa>a cor Fourth i Blondeau
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-08

'inR. JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty OF Paris, Graduate
Of the University Queens College, and physician
OF the st. John Baptistc Society OF San Fran
cisco.
DR.. Pcrrault has pleasure to inform patients
and others seeking confidential medical advice,
that he can be consulted daily at his office, Ar.
mory Hall Building, northeast corner Montgom'
Rooms, Nos 9, 10, II, first floor, up. stairs, en-
trance on either Montgomery or Sacramento
street.
DR.. Perrault's studies have been almost exclu.
N sISsly dsS SSs p 10 ne Iq psS III eSf ,S Ssr resnli isr oa i6 ol
furious habits acquired In youth, which, usually
terminate In impotence and sterility and perma-
ncntly induce all the concomitants OF old age.
Where a secret infrmity exists INVOLVING the
happiness Of q life and that Of Others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity OF its removal, for
1t Is q fact that premature decline OF the vtgor OF
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness. compulsory
single life. ETC., have their source In causes the
CORN Of which Is planted In early life and the
bitter fruit tasted long aftcrward. Patients Ia.
boring under thst complaint win complain Of
one or moro Of the following symptoms: Noe.
turnal emissions. pains In the hack and head,
weakness Of meiaery and sight, discharge from
the Urcthra on going 20 stool or making water;
the Intellectual faculties arc weakened, loss OF
memory cnsues, ideas are clonded, and there lisa
disinclinatlon 10 attend TO business, or even to
The patient wifi probably complain OF Dizzl.
ness. Vertigo. and that sight and hearing arc
weakened, and elecp disturbed by dreams, mel.
ancholy, signing, palpitations. Paintings, coughs
matte pains and numbness Of the body. Some
of the most common symptoms are pimplcs In
the facc and aching in different parts OF the body.
Patients suffering from this disease should up
or by letter, as he win guarantee a curc OF Sem.
inal emissions and impotence In ak to eight
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-08
Female MONTHLY Pills.

DR.. Pcrranlt Is the only agent In California for
DR.. Biot's Female Monthly Pills. Their I'm.
mensc sale has established their reputation as a
female remedy unapproachcd, and far In advyncc
~regularIties. md other distinctions In females.
On tho receipt of five dollars these pills will be
sent by mail or express TO any part Of the world,
secure from curiosity or damage.
Persons Of q distance can DO cured at home by
addressing o letter TO Dr.. Perrault, corner Of
Sacramento and Montgomery streets. Rooms 10
and II, or Boz 07a, PostofAce, San Francisco,
stating the case as infinitely - possible, general
habits Of living, occupation, ETC., etc.
m esum1tansri soxAtatil. ySNt
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WHERE HE IN!
DIR. GATES

OFFICE Is AT THE MINERS DRUG N
~ Store the cheapest Drug Store in(
this statc-No. 1871 South G street, Viz ~
ginia, Nevada, Sign OF tho big Golden u
Mortar: Extensive sales and light expenses
QUICKER; BETTER, CHEAPER, than Others.
and entirely aatisfactor, TO the most limited
purse. Physicians' Prescriptions and Family
Recipes accurately prepared. and POSITIVELY
AT San FRANCISCO PRICES. Call and you
Virginia. Nevada.
~ PlAes-Miners' Drug Store. Time-Day
and Night. eAC. DRUG COMPANY.
yhytnil JnlyN ie6e. jytin
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
...-, MIN

4 M Company, Gold Hill, Storey county, Ne
y,aa.@Soticei Is hereby given that at q meeting
Of the Trustees Of said company, held on the
~ Five Dollars ($5l per share was levied upon
~. eapital stocE OF said company, payable I'M
medistely. In United States gold coin, to
nnr,bcast corner OF California and Montgomery
streets. Room No. 1, up stairs, San Fran
cisco, California. Any stock upon which
aid assessment shall remain unpaid on
S%TURDAY, JULY TENTH. 1859. shall
he deemed delinquent. at the close OF business
on Thai day. and will be duly advertised for sale,
by public auction, or MONDAY, JULY
18th, 1860. and unless payment shall be
made before. viii be cold on SATURDAY,
JULY 3ist. 1869, to pay the delinquent assess
mcnt, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale. By order Of the Board OF
Trustees. WM. WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofice-Sortheast corner or California and
Montgomery streets. Room I. up stairs. San
Francisco, Cal. JclO-td
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And In accordance with law, and an orlor Of
the Board of Trustees made on the 18th day oil
MAY. 1869. so many shares OF each parcel OF
said stock " may be necessary will be sold ~
public auction at the Office Of Maurice Dore "
Co, No. SsT Montgomery street, san Francisco,
California. on FRIDAY, the 9th day OF J9ly'
lSG9, AT the hour of 1 O'Clock, T.. ". OF said day
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon To-
rcthcr with costs of advertising and expenses
OF salc. X. WEGENEk, secretary.
ONcc-iii California street, San Francisco
California. jeai-td
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BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER CENT. PROVISION.
81 MARRIAGE RING.

ASSAYS ON THE ERRORS OF YOUTH,
II, and the FOLLIES OF AGE. in regard TO
SOCIAL EVILS, with certain help for the
errinc and unfortunate. Sent In sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address
ASSOCIATION, box T. Philadelpnia' "a
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TO THE LADIES.

The Ladies' Hair-D Dressing Room il now un'
dor the charrc of an Artist lately from san Fran.
cisco. The attention Of the Ladies' Is psrticnIariy
directed to this department; az We VIII do az ine
~ wall As amply tho choicest Hair Rcstorcr ana
Gnsmniics. For Curling Waterfall. One Dollar.
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pELISouENr AsssssN.Nr SALES.
0OLD MiLL OUARTA MIII.

" and Mining Company-Location OF Works,
Gold Hill. Storey County, State OF Nevada-No-
uce.--Therc are deiinquen; upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment No. !,
levied on the thirteenth day OF May, 1869. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders. a. follows:
Names. No. Cert. No. Shs, Amt,
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DENTISTRY.

mn MAYER win also attend to Dental Sur.
ecrr and Invites all who may need his services
Ia caii on him. Cupping, Bleeding and Leeching
performed In the best style.
- For saic-FroshH Hungarian and Swedish
Gold Hil, April %, 1888. apsesf