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nef own remains should 10 plaeod by hi. side. |
The statement which hAa appeared that LosL
Russeil wna the last vlsltos wton Lsdy Palmer
ston received Al BEoekes. and he Last person with
whom AAe bad lepgtheIed conversations II uua. |
The siktt wa8 proposed BY Lard Russer. who |
dea.red to confer with IadJ Paimerston u 70 tho
memoir from Lord Palme1ktunh papers On which
9if Henry BuiHef IL engaged. and thu oopve1Sx-
don during the Interview chitny Fefex9ad 70 thu |
subject which must b ono Ct great tatsfeEr 10 |
the e1.PremieT. II
On Monday evening, M.sg 0Uoruza, formerly
shter Thetesa. delivered 1ecturu At cooperH
Bal, jersey City, on " Nnnh rerAdy to Woman"
Afler depicting thu usnner IN which mau en-
comrsssed WOMAN = ou wnfa1 snd then nrnw her |
on the cold charity Of the Eor1d, ahe reco1,ucnsd
the AdVoeaies OF .Wcmanh rghta to deTote tneu |
ene41es toW1ra sSA1diuf their e111nE aafefa- |
TuRsfu tno close Of fhc lec4ufc. Mss of}osmAn
referred TO LET convent LIE. tenechng eavefely
upon the pztetA 1ab e1aspefated number ol
pefEons among the andseaoes ssvsrA1 OF he 10
nAle. portion OF FaGh threatened to Hnen tne
speaker: one In particular threatening TO imam
her tace Win nes u"oie.A-. asd naa 70 20
rostd from INC room nus olofman pfonieeo
10 make uss experience u eon'e11 Ae ZIG aua~
Fcs OF Io!ese iecau5e. lnf p1oeoeas 70 W ao'
soseo 70 sno IsEaa's.AaR VI ,antS "ousa-
a uemoe7anc al eoet"ns1 WV Ia,.'e ss,H ~ ~
M aaoseaaea lett " =. no. nss4 ~ n,s
nlnl na u ~ wv y, ~
Inc EMPEROR NsPoeoa u .uo e'eus " oox -. e!eSt
GO fos one ot soe tasea. ssA1' .ntsu WV s0vsMs
oc aued up n. LOUIE n'eotI =. ~ Iepo. -
&has tae same quesuon ~ PaI ~ nI% 1,I,. ~" ,H
f10Et P1Sfa o. fIauCs II eae t1oo " .as A@~A e'e
tlcot, and snat nc aaawe1su .oen - ne Ia e.:
npw-So. He sanaos Io9s', 20 sAs .aas ~ lss'
he wa4 one y! tu'ee ut"o n*teu tae n9aoA W.
volved OF oncaauy cattJ1o9 lac aaG oi tae fepao
llc ard he VIII not allow II 10 pass IN hls peFsoa
EDnGNH
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1HK 3uIGKS EkH1AD TIE EEESES-
The Aatsha. leads sae wa3 as<uss Tie platform
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F1HfW ltF .7fN jNTE 1f95tI1ft t%l o.
One OF our reporters VISITED Nj. Corosu yestcs-
d1y Ut hia fe.tictce. lie waa suffering from pnea-
II onIs. atd It was only bY IN" greatest et!ur5 that
he WIS shle 10 converse nt al! upon the subject
that raA rPpeEmu.t Ia his mind. Near him Was
htA physician. II KNOW the object cf your v.sr,
he eaid slowly and w>tn ei1tEt "i csoro1 gre
y01 no& detailed statement, hut Will eay cuts,
that bev+r 10 my life conyerset With Jntnes Fisk,
jI. uron ine subject Of naanee. nor hare exeI,
C'thIt verbally or IN wiring, rr1Te*ted through
Inn p. IN bis tnte7eet, 'he purchase or s1e OF
onc utlIar Of gold or stock At the time when oac
Of his cen aleErs In the AFFIDAVIT that WIS nt the
! Eltc uui.d1ce, l Was Ia New Jersey. Nor OF my
own knowietEe 40 know that the President or
ary OF tie Cso.net ctlce1g ever ccuref8ed or co-
n,nptcsted with Al, Of tre 20 es:ied God chl1e
IN The ctnt.3E?, I BELIEVE that It +. sheer End
| xtck+ d jst1lcaton fsur1 begtrntus to eud- Fsks
carriage has never been before e. ny deor 70 p ~
| :, rorter OF tie SPA are Mi base and v1cGed
! f.i.eb0ffs Mr. E1sbsn *ns too n1uca e-han*r-
e., 10 eoipue Iusth$r tn conversation, and by the
ndylce Of LIS ptt>ici.u anil the entEeaties Of his
Vic, he agalE 1sy t,own his eoEditien iast even
! trvvrs extremely rr1stcal- puT1n1 the cay nanv
i1senra csilca 10 express rbetr Indignation at the
charge, made sIabst him, but 1t YVES Impossible
I ;. = hJyu fn them
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
THE DAILY APPEAL
THE MINT MACHINERY IN MOTION

By Superintendent Curry's invitation
we yesterday went to witness the work
, ing of the Carson Branch Mint machinery
which, in the afternoon, had been SCI
in motion for "a trial trip Brand
new as it all is, it worked like the
works" ola watch-everything smooth,
regular and comparatively noiseless
The engine is model of uice construe-
ton and the milling, coming, cutting
and other machines attest the accuracy
of their make and adjustment by deli
cacy of movement which is surprising
to behold Great praise is due to Col
Curry and his able assistants. particu-
larry to Mr.. Stuley, the engineer in
charge. II this connection it is proper
to state that the Mint is in complete
readiness for the business of refining.
ASSURING ard coining-or could be rem
dered so in few hours Al the furthesr
1t would be in operation now. coming
money were it not for some vexatious
delays which are. in measure charga-
bic to ''tha powers that be- at Wash
irgton. The hitch which is the most
difficult 10 overcome is in consequence
of the delay in forwarding the commits
sion of the Meter and Refiner, Mr.. T.
u. Luther Of White Pine County. Had
that Instrument been sent it is doubtful
If Mr. Luther would qualify inasmuch
aa he would be required to abandon b
lucrative assaying business and attend
to The duties of his office in person.
Bat Z the commission were placed in
Me. Latber's hands the Perintendent
could then have the means of soon De
termining IS to whether he meant to
accept the situation, and be enabled, if
that gentlem did not do so, to apPrise
the authorities at Washington, thus
opening a way for the appointment. of a
meter and reiiner who would take the
place. We are IA hopes, however, that
Lnthur's commission viii reach him
before much faT'te. deI.Y md that he
viii conclude to accept it. The croak-
ers against tie Carson Niut may as well |
subside; for it is an inevitable fact that
i. is net oaly conp'ered and ready for
business, bat that it will prove to be |
lise and thoroughly practicable institu-
lion, beneficial alike 10 the government
and the people
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

C4Rs oyE Tue TaAcK.-0n Saturday
and Sunday nights the V. L T. con-
struciion cars were subjected to the pro-
voking accident of running o IF the track.
One Of these mishaps occurred through
The side switch ~ Carson street beirg
tempered with; and on Sunday night, as
the train was going toward American
Fiat a tie which had been placed across
the track, evidently b. design on the
part Of somebody, threw platform
car clear eff the rails There is danger
enough to employees attending the run
ming OF trains while a railroad is being
built, under the mos. favorable circum-
stances and there is no punishment
too severe for persons who wan:only or
malicionsiy ccntrise plans for adding TO
those dangers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
O z NJ q w O \ TX.
MUTUAL.
q = : ETS. OVER Sl.j0O. 000
OFF Frs:
HIS COMPANY Co.MEACEp BUsI,

HIS COMPANY Z 'hMENCED BUSIN Ecs
1 in september 1874. with "a P.ID-Ur CASH
CAPITAL of Sis OF; which mount the SUN
Of SiUU GOO Is LepoeIteu with tie Insurance be-
partment Of the stale of New York, fol the benefit
of ALL HE asSUhLD, wnetb~r in that state
or elsewhere
The business is traa,ac ed on the Mutual >ys
tenn: the pr fills bein- div Ided among the policy
holders, wLo are ais, emitted to voice III the
election VI the Directors
In the third year OF its existence, its income
amounted to the large sum Of lie ,Ily one haf a,
million Of dollar,-s4UJ. Al. This uuIal stIled
suit fOrclbiy indicates the ttvuI in hicu the al
vantages oi the Brooklyn are held by tue leople
Of our whole county
Taking into Consideration the active and eXten-
sive competition eAls,ing throughout oar uutry
III Lie Insurance clfcies, ana The con equent uti
cultes in penng new business, tiIr BreUkl yn
has cause Tor seit-cun- rrtullIIuu IN Its progress,
while, now that our Transactions are duuolIus ia
magnitude, With great IapIiI,y, We are ne-t,y
determined to remain wat We have already te-
cOme-the Bet LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN AMERICA.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

THE Coon TEMpLARs' installation cere-
monies took place last evening in presence
of quite numerous asscmblage. The dance
at Turner'S Hall was very pleasant affair
and the supper at the Ormsby Ito which we
were kindly invited by Geo. Fryer, but which
unfortunately we were unable to attend) was,
no doubt, a very generous repast.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

WESTERN UNION TEL GRArH-REDUc-
TON IN RATEs-By an advertisement in
to-day's APPEAL it is made to appear that
the rates of the Western Union Telegraph
Company have been reduced from % to so
per cent. from their late charges. The fol-
loving comparison of the old with the new
lis, of prices will serve as an example:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

ACADEMIA man driving wagon be-
longing to Beers, butcher. at Empire, was
thrown out of his seat while making a sharp
turn, near the Yellow Jacket Mill, yesterday
and was pretty badly hurt. He was reported
killed; but later reports are to the effect that
he was only stunned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
RUNAWAY AND NARROW EscAPE.-A
man named Wilson, from Empire, was

RUNAWAY AND NARROW EscAPE.-A
man named Wilson, from Empire, was
driving a span of horses hitched to a
buggy, on Sunday afternoon, down Car
son street when, The traces which
attached one of the horses to the
vehicle getting detached from the
whiffie tree, both horses became
alarmed and started in run towards
The St. Charles Hotel. A man who saw
the team coming got in front of them
when they got near Benton's stable and
the horses SHE'D and ran, fall tilt
against the stone wall of that building
smashing up the forward part of the
buggy and throwing Wilson up against
the side of the stable and tanning
him in between the buggy and the
wall Strange to relate, he got off un
injured. or what is about the same
hing, with slight bruise on his right
hip One of the horses got pretty
heavy bruise on the head. The specta.
tors of this accident expected to see
Wilson crushed to death
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

SCARLET FEVER prevails hereabout to a
considerable extent among children. Cover
nor Slngerland's little girl has had an attack,
but, as We learned last evening, was mending.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

REGULAR MONTHLY Meeting CURRY
ENGINE COMPANY this evening at O'Clock.
All members are requested to be present.
A. LIVINGSTONE, Sect'y.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
POLL CT z s
Of the following kinds viii be Issued by the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company:
Ordinary Lie;
Life in Limited PAYMENTS;

| Of the following kinds will be Issued by the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company
| Ordinary Lie;
Life in Limited Payments;
DON'T Life;
Ordinary Eudowment;
Endowment in Limited Pay EIeuts;
Term and
AnuuItIes.
the new feature OF DEFINI1n, GJARANIEED,
SUkREN DEh-NALUES, now offered to all who
become policy holders. The reader i pa ticul ry
reminded that this value Is not expressed in tne
mystfyiug vernaculir Of Actuarial Ie. huiCaItiss,
but Is pam 10 ALL stated IN dollars and cents
The Brook IN Late insurance. Company OF New
York guarantees To every policy holder a definite
Surrender vaiu5 in cash; the tNtct anYLuJ Of
" hCh, IN dollars and cents, Is endorsed on each
and every policy lssGed.
The Brooklyn Life alone Cf all Life Insurance
Companies guarantees a definite surrender value
in cash, and every policy issued by that company
bears a certificate stating what tins exact ur,h
will be Ia dollars and cents, II any time, after the
payment OF two moIe annual premiums.
\ policy holder III the Brooklyn Life need have
DO apprehension a. 10 his move ments being limited
OF restrained by geographical II lie may 20
who're he pleases live where lie elec :; EUROPE,
Asia Africa, south America, MexIcv, and roiy-
nesia fee TO him as the United states
The Brooklyn Life challenge, competition in
the matter u DlhlDEADS 10 llo Foley
HOLDERS The DlvItsuus are iar-tr than have
ever been paid by any other Life Company IA TINS
country, az the same age, On the same kind Of
policies.
Policies valuable IN LIFE, as well ~ at Death!
All policies are nou-toIfettabie after two tall
Animal Premiums havs been paid.
Rates as low consistent with financial
sounGnesS, and lees than those OF almost all cunI-
panes which accommodate their assured with
loans.
Dividends annufliv (after second year, in cash.
Dividends are divided on the contribution Plan
the only equitable manner of DIVIDING the earn
ings of Life Insurance Company.
PTomptitnde IN paying Losses.
No charge for policy or stamp, or for medical
eX smInttIpn.
Policies issued payable either in gold or cur
reucy.
sTEPHES Il. KING,
GENERAL AGENT. $40 MONTGoNERTsT.,
CORNER PINE, IAN FRANCISCO,
CALitUE IA.
SILAS CAULKINS,
AG f n T FOR n ENADA,
Office in WATTS Building, on King Street one
door East If Justice Waitz's Office. r
Carson City. october 5, 1863.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

THE TEMPERANCE LECTURE BY DR.. Has
well, at the Methodist Church ON Sunday
evening was very numerously attended. It
was very able and interesting discourse.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

FISHING WITH GIANT PowDER.--Par.
ties go to the Carson River and throw
IN cartridges made of Giant powder for
the sake of the fish that can be caught
after the explosion This is an abom
Unable practice and ought to be stop
ped. What fish there are in the Carson
may no, be worth preserving from such
slaughter, but if this practice is not
aba'ed it may extend to Lake Bigler
meut of the trout fisheries.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
NJ e BEis SHIP

VA r. ~ ID Il " = MIR
The subscription fees are Ten Dollars at Joining
and One Dollar on the death Of each subscriber.
The dollar from each subscriber is paid to the
heirs or assigns Of the deceased.
The subscribers divid INTO classes, iuclul.
ing males and females. Each class Is limited to
D 600 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones
will be formed. No person is SO poor that be can
not pay ten dollars at joining and one dollar coca
sionally. thus securing 1900 his or Ler heirs
or assigns.
ADVANTAGES:
The advantages of this Association are, no Money
Panic can affect it Its benefits easily attain
able by ALL and every subscriber added to the
Association enhances th- interest and protection
of all; the amount paid being so small, and only
at intervals, that any person can secure for his
family competency upon his death. One class
can not be assessei if IA member of another class
dies. Glasses have no connection with each other.
0PFTcERs-BENJ. II. FREEMAN, Pre- .adent;
GEO. IL. RUSSELL, Vice President; JOIN ii.
WARREN, Secretary JAS. A. PRITCHARD,
Treasurer
REFERENCES:
SAN FRANcIsco-IIon. Henry Datton, President
Farmers and Ne, hanic,' hank; Hon. Samuel
Cowles, late Judge Of County Court; Hon. A. j.
Gunnison, Attorney at Law; n. j. Booth, Esq.
Union Iron Works; Henry Williams, Esq,
Real Estate; John o. IIanscom, Htns Iron
Works; John IL. o'Brien, Esq, If O'Brien, Bush
4 Co.
GOLD Hutton. J. p. Jones.
VIRGINIA J. 4. Currie, ED; +. W. Reyes, Esq.
Carson CITY Hon. p. IA. Clayton; Hon. Adolf
plus Waltz; Hon. Thomas Wells.
r. O. @ A S X l. l.,
GENERAL AGENT.
S HAS CAULKIN S,
AGENT FOR NEVADA.
ONCE in Mait.'s Building. on King street, one
door East Of Justice Waitxs ONCE.
Carson City, Octobsr S, 1850. -
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SILAS CAULKINS,
O -B u z O tt:

EEHE OBJECT o. THIS ASSOCIATION Is To
i secure cash payment within sixty days a { er
proof of the death of subscriber. to his or her
heirs OF assigns, Of as many dollars there are
individuals of the class to which such deceas ed
subscriber telongeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

attendance OF the complainant Benjamin r. King
charged by Andrew Campbell with the larceny OF SlSJ
Was held TO answer In default OF Dahl
At the Tombs Police Court, before Justice
powlpg was brought Michael Haucy, on "a charge OF
robbery. On Monday night Hugh MeGraw, resident oil
Brooyn met the prisoner and two other men In liquor
Rore I'm Chcrry-st Al late hour the pen vOunteettu
10 accompany AcGTaw to he Catharine Ferry On rcac
ing Catharme-st, the unknown men seized hCUtANs
Nlrew him on the pavement and forcby robbed MN oi
~ with which they fed Haney afterwaid returned ana
Recommended AcGraw 10 the ferry, when the lailer
Taused his arrest The accused was committed; vii
nam Lewis cOuntTyman, unused TO city sglhdles ana
ItoppinR al the Cuuraudst, House, Yesterday entered
The mock jewelfy establishment in the basement OF NO
Ifs Broadway, ara by means of the envelope game was
swindl0d OF ego. One of the prnpretOfs Chafes
Smith, was arrested and commit Leopold Lazarus
was committed FOR having obtained quantity OF hhltt
materials valued an S2s from Adoph Opper Of No. l7
Chureh-st., by means OF afOrged OIdel'
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FORT or EBWYORS....................Dee December
CLEARED.
Fteamship-Riaghrs Brakeman Richmond, &c
Bsrk-Lorena. Patterso1 Civits Necchis and Leglorn
S.au-D C. Iiulse HdTsh 81 Johns r. L. Francis BdNaSds
Vest, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nevada Green Liverpool Nov a. via Queen'SNh 70
and
Steamship Manhattan W0oihul, Charleston, ndse and pass
steamship Montgomery Faireloth Savannah sdse and pass
Steamship Saratoga, Couch Richmond mdse. aud phsS
Steemshp Niagara BstemIB. biehmoud, ndse and pash
Steamship Ashland. Cr0Wel., Boston. mdse. and pass
Bng La Cayenne, Dohsrtv, Au1 Caves ~ Jaws coffee
brig Pekens Rogers NevOeaus Is DAYS cotton SEED
SCHOOSEKs-RlyKK AND COAsTWisE
D. A. Chadwick, Philadelphia Jos Married.; Philadelphia
JaiA Elizabeth. Philadelphia WI A Crocker PnAielphA
kaIsnel Fish, Baltimore. Sea jayne BALTIMORE
Cynthia Jane Port Johnson Hattie Coilas Hrs JohnsSA
H. ID. Armstrong Port johnson CARA Post foTehesleI
TAsthA A Hau1sh Westerly RI g. PisTB0n. Stanford
SAILED.
Sssamsps-Holkak Tor Hamburg; Charleston. for CbsressSH
Rsgsra Richmond BhpB-AbsoDA and Genibe 0I Glasgow
kss0ari for Charleston
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Mftaura for Liverpool;
Eseea Train Sailed GodsR Sea- for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
THE steamship CITY SfWahngton from New
fsrk trrved to-day. The t!eamshP IEf iron
SssYOrk AT1ved Al m Yesterday - ,
LOHDOSDERRY Dec. The steamship Peruvian Ron PORTLAND
arrived at this port yesterday.
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6itu XtaI &stat. for Sail.

EOR SAI4E-A first-class, 4-story, hlgh .stoop
HOuSR situated In West Twenty 6tst. near flhlA, 80
shd furniture TIE complete orders possession |" -
1hqgire A. HOMER MORGAN. Pinest 49,
OVERSIZE PARK LOTS for SALE-4 or
Lots highly ast ABd Riverside ave- and lol' coz
fthst and Grsud Boulevard. Nm. H. RAlhob q Ilno.%
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers arriving this esueseNh
t,er packages Nwiork Associates Press sh u
1oAs exhibiting written authority Of W. saonon General
AGENT packages Journal Of SOHero 7mes TRiBuHE
World Ercss. Eretg Post Commercial ddp-fs sldts
EcdsPg and Ne Yorker DhOkTa should Ao be deliveries Only 70
me
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase or rent suoh property
win md It to their interest 70 advertise In The TRIBUNE
m aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
uapsr and In addition to tblsedIsptags Tbs TRIBUNE
viii be found not only in EsNYork and all itt elites and
Villages but In evsry state and Territory throughout the
Union. Tha Advertisements should DO a. brief a. wiz
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 70 the
reader We would especially dwell on the f@es mas the
,ub.crbsrs for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE DAILY
Semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals IN e'oLy
nu,nss nrofe..iOp. In each
A.. rs,d nv ALI classes THE TRBUNE dsvOtss especial
attention 20 reports of sass Of real estate both In sy
and country, adding greatly p the IAies o " eo
uhI as e ADVERTISING medium The charges Tor aove
aGns are az follows DAILY TRIBUNE rs cents per nns
FOR each marion WEEKLY TRIBUNE q per line; SEM,
WEHEIy TEIauEk Al cents per line. About ten wofos o.
our vide columns average line. Terms sAsa 10 advance
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RruOkIpn gtaI 6statt Tor SAT-.

TOR SALE-First class three story ana OasS-
ent brick ard stone HOUSE Bsdodave bIooAv s he
perfect order. Lot 2l4O0; house 2lI50 fysn rooms 40
before let isuntry. For price and appF " w ~
PLACE CO.. On WDisBtt ~ u ~ Broadway. Bootbp ~
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P1SSENGERS ARRLTED.
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORr-sLr

IRON IIvFRPOOL-In steamship Nevada Dee Georgs Yrsss
JohA Wiley ATA sarah Wiley O. Crose M SHJh o. Al "inTs''
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CirI NEEioRK DKFARTNsST FisINca, !
RrNx.u OF rHH RECEIVER TAIEs. CorKr IorsE PARK
$500. q CRssEERs.sr., Dec {, is61
no TAXPAYERS.-NOtic is hereby given
th, an Additional ON PER CENT vii he slel on he 18th
- 10 IN tsres uupsd preons 10 that Day On i,t J,nuJ
foSpg interest Of twelve cent viii be sdJsd be cal
he Of October 1863 70 the dse
BERNARD SMITH Receiver
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6prpurStirH Hntitts.


ONCE % 1Hs B0LKD oY Rpucirtos,l
. 0EANr o. ELH.sT., kEN-fOEI Nov. n, 1909. J
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- Once until the l9 Day Of December heIt at 10 O'Clock
Supplying n The Public SCHOOLS under tie Jurisdiction
Board Of Education Bools sstonersnd other adss re9a
Tor snSnG we lat Jay Of January 1910 ~ TF
dsss articles
aired preference ~ b.
BIDS OF PRINCIPALS The COnnlteo being dsrous
missions m am heretofore pad 10 middle usu shall d~
Quoted non the pnCs Of the various articles DO TOT -
Il AsmpL OF each article uGst ACCOMPANY ths hid
n. q The article. TsggsA g !GstAf p ,pPssuos to n'
N'''N y ~ Tf1orTfT BhsfNAy 81 sunllt.,
SAM. A. LEWIS ~ Ga
THOMAS MURPHY. ! 5uSpnsi
TT0 MARKETMEN.-SALE Of STANDS and
stalls 70 tBghteeyt wtrlj GiIst-By vtus o. Cbsp
sr 10 Law. Of s the bna,rrTasd viii ss I sale at public
.oeoa The 2o day Of December 1893 al o'clock Al tue
Essptb Ward MARKET Avenue betveh sItesu and Seven
tue City Of EsNfork the eassi Of several STALLS and
STANDS aid hssi os tern Of 'H' ysAr 0a NE sn sJ Of
yGnuaryfsbIe =, -, ~ ~. =,
AL, win be ready tee Ghh Of December bad
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