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STAMP DUIILs-sTAIE Ut NEVA


Afidavits. FIVE cents.
Agreements Ut appraisement. for each pecs Of
paper which the same is written, five cents.
Assignments IT transfer Of mortgage, lease or
policy of insurance. the duty the original
instrument (See Mortgage, Lease and lusur-
anCe.)
ANY promls>ory note. whether payable on de-
mand or am time designated. for a sum not
ceeding one hundred dollars, i've cents.
For every additional one hundred dollars or
fractional part thereof, five cents.
{ The warrant Of attorney to confess judgment
note or bond, i exempt from stamp duty. i
the note ur bond is properly stamped
Bank checks, drafts, or orders at sight or on de
mand made payable in the State, two cents.
Bills of exchange, drawn in but payable out 81
the State Of Nevada. each bill or set Of three ~
more, must be stamped; for every bill of each set
FIVE cents.
Drawn in bnt payable ont of the United States,
(f drawn sngly or in duplicates, pay the zane
duty as inland bills of exchange.
The accept0r or acceptors. payee or payee=.
any bill of -xchange order for the payment
any sum Of money drawn out lurpartng To
drawn out of this State, must, before paying
accepting the place, thereon a stamp iudicat
ing the duty.
Bills of sale f personal property, five cents.
Bonds of executors. administrators, guardians,
and trustees, each subject 70 4 stamp duty Of
one dollar.
Bonds-ofaciaI-one dollar.
Bond-personai-for the payment of money, tn
same as mortgage. (See Mortgage.)
Bonds-RaiIroad and other corporation bonds
and scrip are subject to stamp duty game as mort
gage. (See mortgage
Bonds Of any description, other than such as are
required in legal proceedings, end such are not
otherwise charged in the schedule, twenty-five
cents.
Certificates of deposit, sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars, two cents.
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Il z O II G h Iun ar
Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

These Pills ara now aclinow lodged by the Medi-
cal fraternity be the only safe, mild and eff
c,rious remedy 10 be depended on in long standing
cases o, suppression, irrcgularity, stopping of
the functions of nature, the neglect of which is
the source of such deplorable effects the female
frame In no case should these Pills be taken
when the patient has reason to believe she is
EyCTESTE Price s.. Remit the amount above
and they will he forwarded with full directions for
use. CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in part Of the State, how
ever distant who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases. and who think proper to sub
nit Il written statement of such in preference, to
holding a personal interview assured that their
communications will be held most sncred.
All letters AMI money must be addressed
BENZ F. JOSSELYN, NJ. D., Tstamp
$50 Washington street
5P.O San Francisco, Cal.
Or9j-tf
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Total receipts by Treasurer.....-..

Upon examining the papers connected with the
collection Of these sums last mentioned 1t became
! apparent that the sum paid in on account Of the
delinquencies of 1864 should have been appor
toned and paid in under the separate heads of
Estate and County Taxes and of additional 10
per cent. for delinquency, and that those for the
wears 1865 and 1866 should, in each case, have
been paid in AS accounts separately derived from
State and County Taxes, - Fire Department
Tax and additional 10 per cent. for delin-
4uency.'
Paid in in the manner they have been the County
Treasurer hes been compelled to view the entire
sum for each year as derived from the delinquent
State and County taxes, and therefore to 50 ap-
portion the sum derived solely from that source
| in each year.
The Auditor might have been justified by the
face of the receipts in following the course,
but having official knowledge, that portions of
each of the amounts so paid in, came from two or
three separate sources of revenue, and which
were to be apportioned on different principles
he has thought it best not to apportion those
amounts upon his books until it can be done cor
recty, and which can only be done after cal eful
examination Of the several delinquent lists shall
show how those aggregated amounts should be
SUBJ divided accO ding to the proper heads of rev.
enue from which they were derived.
The withholding of these sums from apportion-
ment at the present time by the Auditor necessa-
rally produces deficiencies in the Treasurer's and
Auditors books as to the appointments, and as
to the balances in the several funds, for the first
time since they have been in Office but these dis
crepancies will cease and the books of the two Of
fees will be made to agree again, soon as ap
portionmsnt of these payments can be made, in
accordance to the sources from which the funds
were actually derived. and the necessary entries
be made in the books of both offices. The diff
Guilty originates entirely out of the want Of a
proper spt cification of the different from
which the funds were derived, at the time the
payments were made: there not being the least
reason for supposing that the late District Attors
ney has not paid over every cent of the money for
which he is accountable.
The moneys received by the Treasurer, exclu-
sve Of the 81, 0S2 81 before mentioned, being
50 l2l Is have been aHnni TONED as fnllaXs:
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Dissolution of Partnership.

JOSEPH HERERT AND MlRCELLE DORE
81 have this day dissolved partnership by mutual
consent, and the firm will now exist under the
name Of CARDINAL L HEBERT in the business
of Saloon Keeping on Carson street, Carson City,
Nevada.
December 2s, 1868. d29-1m
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NEATLY AND PROMPTLY

Executed ut this Office.
E GIVE Us A CALL. @Gsa
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
N e " A ID A.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Nov. So 1858.
Proposals will be received at the Contract 0fic e
| of this Department until ocl elk P. VI. Of Feb
| ruary rs, 1869, Ito be decided by March o., for
carrying the mails of the United States from July
l, 1869. June 80, $50, the following routes
| in the State cf Nevada:
And the schedule of departures and arrivals
herein specified. viz:
l64SS-From Austin to White Pine, (no office, 40
| miles and back, once week.
| Leave Austin Monday at A. VI.
| Arrive White Pine Wednesday at ?. NJ.
| Leave White Pine Thursday at A NJ
Arrive at Austin Saturday at z. VI.
1643a-FrOlu W llingtOn, by Pine Grove IN, :. }
and Washington. to Aur IA, -- miles AID
back, once week.
Bidders to state distance ana propose a sChed
ule OF departures ard arrival.
164i0-trom Aurora. by Mason Ranch IN. g,
and Fort hurChill IN. o. ) To lower crossing
Of TruckeA rivey, in Washue c unity, --
miles and back. ouce week.
Bidders to state distance and propose sched-
RE Of departures and arrival
l644l-From Ruby Valley 10 Camp llalleck, So
miles and back. once week.
Leave Ruby Valley Moni " at !. u.
Arrive At Camp Hailecl eiue-iay ty P. VI
Leave Camp HaIeck Thursday al : 4 "
Arrive at KuEy Valley SATURDAY h. p VI.
lS4f2-From saltwater to WaGsHulIh, - miles
and back. week.
Leave saltwater FRIDAY at : 4 VI.
Arrive Mt Naiswurrh by : i. II
Lave Natsw nth Saturday al A. NJ.
Arrive al saltwater by p NJ.
16+43-From Virginia Ciiy to Cars n City, Is
miles and back, six times wt@k.
Leave Nirgini. CITY daily, pt sunday, At
S A. VI.
Arrive at Carson City by I'm
Lrave Cars tity daily, except Sunday, II l
Arrive at Virginia City by T. ".
Notes.
Proposals must be t. carry the mail with ''cei
og5-y .t.rr-ya he Z,
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Saturday. the sixth Day of
February A. IL. 1859.
G 7 SWIFT

Sheriff of Ormsby County.
| By z. Butler, Deputy Sheriff.
| Carson City, Nevada. January is. 1859.
| NoTE-The above being known the - Warm
| Springs Hotel property jan-lj-td-
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DIR. j. C.. YOUNG, In 1850.


,iss,r,yers of health. They insidously attack the
system, and gradually undermine and destroy ii
they drive the bl ,om from the cheek, the lustre
from the eye, the treIgth and vigor from the
frame, they give puuy an diseased offspring, and
poison, through successive generations, the of
man. The marks can be in scrofula, Con-
sumption, Crppss, the i'd. otic, the Paralytic the
Insane
There is more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the centani-
nation Venerial Poison Tine miliest forms, by
treating the blood, hold the allie
ted, the sword of destruction that is liable auy
moment to fill and blght-to utterly des;roy--ail
earthly hopes.
MERCUhT, recogn zed the most FATAL
MEDIC Al ENEMY to man, combining with the
Nenerial, doubles his dangers Those who have
bsen treated with that pernicious MINERAL Pol
son, are 1t cured the disease has only assumed
a new form,
Do NOBLE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys-
tenn eating its way into the tissues and organs
beue 4th he apparently smooth surface, t" burst
out i'll the future with virulence that will battle
the effects Of medicine. When Perfect CURES can
De obtained by consulting ply sician, whom long
practice and thorough investigation into the
# Diseases OF the UNNARY ORGANS, enable to
Determine at once the cause of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor care
pERFECr, SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CURES,
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In Syphilis aud its adjuhcts, Gonnorrhoea and
accompanying diseases; all disorders Of the BIad
cor. kidneys and postate; Siniual Weakness;
Diseases of the Heart aud Lungs Dyspepsia; lndl-
zestion, Impotency lncipient Consumption, and
l diseases of the urary organs in either sex,
Id or Z 4 L rnluirri
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During the last six months there has been trans
ferred from the General Fund to the ''Dis-
trct Judges Salary FUND.- to make up deficiency
81 ,626 Is.
These apportionments added to the balances in
the various funds on the LIST Of July, Ices, have
made applicable to the payment Of the claims
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SnEKIFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, ISSUED
ID out f and under the seal f the Honorable
second Judicial district Court of Orusty County,
STATE Of Nevada 10 me directed. and dated Jan
nary . A b. 1859. in cause wherein Samuel
NIftrenstein was plaintiff and Alb aham Curry.
AIvaf Mitchell. Benjanlin L King. John GiIiig
E. VI II and Hiram Kelly were def nGants. and
NJ Am, Cur.rvas an irtervpn,r Eu,r A in lga-
y,art and decree in favor Of said Samuel Wit,gen-
stein and against the sad Abraham Curry and the
premises hrreina ter DESERT ed which judgement
and decree we've made ana entered III said Court.
on the 5th da, # January A. .. 1866, for the sun
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COUNTY rREAsuRER's REPORT.

To the Hon. Board of County Commissioners Of
Ormsby County: Gentlemen-I herewith submit
my Report of the business of the Treasurers Office
for the six months ending December 81, 1865.
NV last Semi-annual Report dated July 9th,
1868, showed cash on hand in the several funds
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1869-06-10
GAZBrlEs SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, June 10, $780,
The houses of the Conservative
negroes, who were rescued by the
police from the mob, were glutted
and the furniture smashed.
Dwight G. Marsh has been APP
pointed Collector Of Customs at
Pasa del Norte, Texas.
Several important clerks in the
Office of the Secretary Of the
Treasury have been removed
Reliable information from Cuba
assert that the Cubans are engaged
in offensive movements, and never
were in better spirits, nor more
sansaine of success.
The distressfu' news received
by the Cubans in New York yes
tetday and which caused so much
weeping among the Cuban woman
was entirely unfounded.
It was stated by the news in
question that Cespedes had sur
rended his forces to the Spanish
authorities for a certain sum oil
money, and that the volunteers
and the patriots had fraternized.
MADRID, June 10, 1869.-The
acting Captain-General of Cuba
yesterday sent telegraphs counter
handing the request for reinforce
ments.
Senior Rozan, in the Cortes to-
day, in opposing republican form
OF government, pointed out the
tyranny existing in the United
States against the Southern States
and said:
The Southern States are sacli-
feed to the egotism Of the North
ern States; the whites of one sec
ton are enslaved and the slaves
are freed for the political advance
ment of the other section. This
enslavement of the whites may last
for years and years, for the rights
of the States of that section have
been completely abolished they
have no remedy--they are q con-
quered people, etc.
In the name of God, is this the
sort of Constitution "you wish to
give your country?"
From all parts of the hall the
cry of no no! was heard amid ire
mendous applause.
The Cotton market is very firm,
and holders asking higher prices.
Middling, 29I. Gold-13sI.
FELIX.
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HoFS.
nNE bale of fresh Hops. just received For sale
~ by the quantity or by the pound At
lune5 Il. D. DAYS.
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A white child was picked I'D

A white child was picked up a
few days ago, near South Boston
Virginia, while floating in skiff
on Dan river. It was nicely en-
sconced in a metallic burial case,
with a bottle of milk for it to suck,
and its head pillowed on $25 in
greenbacks, Freshly plucked roses
daaked the little stranger, and it
borp prominent signs Of crime in
high life.
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Smiths Tonic Syrup.

DERsORs FROM THE COUNTRY BUYING
i Smiths Tonic will be careful that they are
getting genuine article. purchase In large
quantities, direct from the mAnafaetory. GUAR
antse genuine article, and will sell at pr ices
which defy composition. Every family In the
country should have from one TO half . dozen
bottles On hand. Sold cheap at
jupss 3, D. DAYT,
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The New York World publishes

The New York World pubhshes
an account of O case Of rel'g -oas
alteration extending to an emf e
family in Caldwell county, North
Carolina, and resulting in the jn-
sanity Of apparently ever member
of the household, and the murder
of the mother and daughters by
the father and brothers. The family
consisted Of james Land, fifty years
of age, his wife, two daughters, Of
foil age, two younger sons, and
two infant children. They were
Of the ignorant white class and
very poor. Previous to their alb
erration they were remarkably
quiet, Industrious, religious and
afectionate as family. Last Au-
gust their religious fee'ngs were
greatly aroused at q protected
meeting, where, "for nine days and
nights, from 8 A. M. to 10 p. NJ,
preaching was kept up by three
ministers, with brief interruptions
for meals" As the result of the
excitement thus aroused, the family
resolved itself into a continual
meeting at home. The mother and
daughter exhorted, and soon had
visions and prophesied. One of
the daughters, Sally, at length be-
lieved herself to be "the true God,
and at times regarded her sis' Or
Poly as a person to be sacrificed. :
The mother soon conceived that
Sally was the devil, and ordered
her husband and sons to shoot
her which they did and buried her
body. For this they were arrested
and committed to the county jail,
where, being all confined in the
same "cage," the two sons strangled
their mother, apparently under the
influence of the kindred delusion
that she had bewitched them.
During their trial they appeared
too demented to entertain the least
sense Of remorse or regret, and
when acquitted on the ground of
insanity they received the verdict
with idiotic indifference. The les
son taught by such phenomena, is
q very old one-that reli9. ous ex-
element, ike al others, must be
moderate in degree or it may be
fearful perhaps fatal il its results
The speciel Memphis Dispatches
in the New Orleans Times of yea-
terday, contains the follow ng ps,.-
Icr or Of O hol bile tragedy Of
jackson, Mss, Oh Monday mo 4
ing last. The Vein, Col. J. G..
Creme, of the United States Al Jay,
was Chief of the SUBSISTENCE De
pa Sment Of Mississippi and Acting
Mayor Of Jackson. Z. NJ. Ye,ger,
who killed him, was one of Ghe
principal movers in the immigra-
ton scheme at the recent Conven-
ton heee. The follow ng ere the
pal; icr'ars:
Doing Yerser's absence from
Jackson his piano was seized and
sold for unpaid taxes, Col. Crane
being the purchaser. Ye. ger met
Gaze on The s(leet yesterday,
when the Latter made an ezplana-
lion a regard TO tae sale, DUNG
which Verge: grew fo,:ious, and
Ora Re, wb;1led him around,
rs,og the 6rossest lars uage. Crane
his and 's.l'uck him with
a light ratta1. Ye4ger Instantly
drew thug knife and stabbed
Crane tbre times, the wor1ds
sevesing the hea and producing
death. Yerger was imnae-
diately a -ested, put n heavy IONS
md cal. ed Under guard 10 ''le
military camp, where he now hes.
Not less than half q dozen young
ladies' make a living in Nashville
4 e Z II l..
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~ &c. WHARTON 1 CO., No. 8s Commo,
street. between Camp and Magazine, New Orleans
are our authorised Agents for that city.
----------------------- .=
New York lost $547,8OO by fires
last month.
Florida is going into the grape
culture.
Ohio boasts Of seventy-tAo cheese
factories.
Key West splagued already with
yellow fever.
The Gable does a business OF
-9645 per day.
Dressed to kill-an Indian with
his tomahawk.
Thanks to Mr.. Garvin for late
Western papers.
Moving for a new trial-Court-
ing q second wife.
The Florida cane crop is in q
Furnishing condition.
Wine is cheaper than milk in the
California wine region.
A man in Massachusetts sleeps
seventeen hours day.
Two Mexican ladies have had q
duel about a love affair.
Thanks to the officers of the
Gov. Allen for late files.
The warm weather is doing
wonders for the cotton crop.
The trial of the Jefferson (Tcx. J
prisoners is slowly progressing.
The Courier Journal says Borie
is a figure 8 with it's tail cut off.
Religious papers are now attack
ing smoking cars" on railroads.
A family Of garbage pickers in
New York have $40, 900 in bank.
Winnecke's comet is announced
as making directly for the earth.
The income of the Pacific Rail
road is estimated at $6O,O0O,0OO.
The ballet troupe at the Berlin
opera house consists Of 1876 persons.
The Roman Catholic Orphan
Ball in New York netted $40, 900.
The Florida penitentiary is being
rapidly filed with negro convicts.
A lonning spring Of petroleum
has been found on q Kansas farm.
Wolves are uucomfortably nu-
merous in Choctaw county, Miss.
Plenty Of watermelons, green
corn, &C., about Tampa, Florida.
Why is a young lady's fancy Ike
the moon. 1t always has a man
in it.
Bur]ingame's two balls in Paris
cost the Chinese govern nent $780,
600.
The mails are now running rom
San Francisco to st. Louis in five
days.
Eight thousand emigrantspassed
Through Chicago du 'lg the last
week,
The recos oition of bel'igerent
rights Of the Cubsns by Peru is
denied.
The Prince Of Wales has inv ted
the French Prince Jnpe,e e. to pay
him q visit.
Russian police cost more than
The same sci sice in eny other Eu-
ropean corotry.
An Ohio man has bequeathed
his fortune for the establishment
of a cat infrmaly.
King William, of Pl lssia, is
seventy-two years old, end reads
without spectacles.
The journey of the Empress
Eugerie to the Holy Lend viii
cost 2, 100000 s.ancs.
The Isree]ites in New York
ore re sing fc1ds to relieve their
brethren N the East.
Mrs. Lincoln is about to man y
the Grand Chamberlain of the
Grand Duke of Baden.
American residents in Panama
are making arrangements to cele-
brate the Fourth Of July.
The competition Of California is
said to be an injury to the wool
growing interest of Germany.
Jealousy caused lawyers wife
to shoot and kill a minister's
widow, at Portland, last week.
A Boston sea captain has been
sent to the State prison for four
years for scuttling his schooner.
Augusta, Ga, is masticating
biscuits made out of the flour of
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DIED:

DIED:
In Adams county, Miss, on the 1st of
June, 1869, in the goth year Of her age,
LEONORA HOLMES, wife Of G. W.
Poper.
The deceased, before the war, was re-
sident of this city, and was much loved
and esteemed by all who knew her.
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"A
r ATE ARRIvALs........,AT BEAL'S.
SMOKED HERRING-In boxes.
CHOICE MACKEREL.-In kits.
PRIME RIO COHPEE-lb bags.
QUARTER BOXES sARDINYs-s ssseA
LAYER RAISINs-Boxss and halves
DROP sH0T-50 bags asserted.
BUCK SHOT-l2 do.
BLACK PEPPERS bags.
GOLDEN 6YRUP-vsry fns, at retail.
LOPEZ CHOCOLATE-Yrssh and fne,
CANNED OYSTERS-6 cases.
CREAM CRACKERs-By the hog and 1t retain.
LEMON 6YRUPS- do. do.
SODA CRACKERS do. do
FAMILY gLOUR-l00 barrels and halves.
BREAKFAST BACON-Thin choice,
,SUGAK-OUKED HAMs-Extra choice.
MESS PORK-20 barrels bsst.
NEW OHEESE-l7 boxsa
MAY BUFFERS paoksgss. =
ASTRAL OIL-20 cans Of 8 n hons each.
STANDARD COAL OILS bbls. white.
GERMAN 8OAP-3B boxes.
STAR CANDLEs-25 do,
CLEAR BACON sIDEs-l2o0 pounds.
BACON sH0ULDERs-l800 do.
IRON WIRE sIEvES-12 doxen.
~ The above list Of goods comprise receipts
OF the week past, and are now offered to dealers
and consumers At moderate advance on cost.
Junel JOSHUA BEAL.
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Smiths Tonic SyruD.

SMITH's TONIC SYRUP 10 the most popular
~ and most reliable patent medicine now In
use for Chills and Fever, or Fever ana Agus. A
sure cure Of Cbills and Fever, and Fever and
Ague 10 guaranteed In this medicins-whers the
directions srs carried out. Every family should
have bottle, For sals.st
june6 r. d. DAY'g
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CHARLES PRATT's "ASTR6L" OH.

10 sold At ONE DOLLAR PER GALLON, Is pure
and limptd; burning with clear white flame !:
10 quite odorless; no incFustation of wick. and
confines itself strictly to its legitmat to duties
No accident eper Aavsn0 been. hno,on 10 occur
from 10 use. Temperature Of ignition l4b de-
gress; cheap Coal OIL Is decidedly fast line,
rents VIII you continue TO take the risk
II PkATTS ASTRAL" OIL can BE- had In
cans Of gallons saeh, OF In lesser quantities. Mt
xhe store Of
june3 JOSHUA BEAL.
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The English are applying cleo
tricity to the manipulation of
church organs, by which some ad-
vantages are gained. In many
country parishes the clergyman is
the only inhabitant capable. of
playing the instrument. In a case
specified the clergymen is having
the key board fitted up in the
reading desk, SO that he can him
self preside over the musical part
of the service without any seemly
disturbance of bis own more strictly
prescribed avocations. In this in
stance the organ itself is placed at
the end Of the building.
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~ &c. WHARTON I CO., No. 8S Common
street. between Camp snd Magazine, New Orleans,
are our authorised Agents for that city.
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Not less than half q dozen young
ladies' make living in Nashville
by donr;ng ew-fashioned dresses
on fine days and promenading the
most jrequented thoroughfares.
The girls must have q very f lie
figure and be good looking. These
rare qualities enable them to com
mand their own terms. A very SUI
perior walker" as they are TENED,
can get FIVE dollars day.