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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. 8. Internal Revenue.

FIFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
L District Of the State of Nevada, comprising
the County Of Douglas. Notice is hereby given
that the valuations, assessments or enumerat1Ons
Of subjects liable to duty under the Internal Rev
enue Laws of the United States, made and taken
by Samuel ID. King. Jr Assisan Assessor for sad
Division. and returned to me in the annual list Ter
1869, will remain open for the examination oi~iil
persons concerned for the space of Ten DAYS
from the date hereof at the Office of the Assistant
Assessor Of said Division, in the town of Carson.
between the hours Of oclock NJ. and P. NJ.
each day and after the expiration Of said ten days
to wit on the 10Th dav Of April AID 1863, at my
Office in Carson City. Nevada, l will receive and
determine alb appeals relative to erroneous or ex-
cessive valuations, assessments or enumerations
made and taken by said Assistant Assessor All
appeals to the Assessor, aforesaid. must be made
in writing, and specify the particular cause, mat
ter thing respeC ting which decision i request
ed and shall moreover state the ground or pria-
cipe Of error complained II
WARREN SNASS0S, L. 5. Assessor.
Genoa, April Sth, 1853. I'd
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AN ACT

To amend An Act entitled "An Act to further
amend An Act entitled An Act to provide Rev
enue for the support OF the Government # the
State OF Nevada, approved Mach l. ls66.
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AN ACT

To amend An Act entitled 90 An Act in relation to
Fines approved January IS, 1867.
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When female is in trouble or afflicted with DIS
ease and require medical or surgical attendance
toa enauiry shonId be, Where is there ply sician
Who is fully competent to administer relief, and
whose respectable standing in society recommends
aim to the coufidenc of the community! The Doc
,r. understanding how in,peratively necessary
nase reouirements are feels called upon TO int.r-
,ose and b, calling the attention of the afflicted
tt,e fact that he has been Professor OF obste-
RIGS and Female Biaeases for TWENTY YEARS and
medicaIi, and surgically not in uperficial man
,er but in as thor ugh manner as years of study
and practice-both in hospitals and private fami-
iies-cas make. to save them from the hands ofthe
unqualified, interruptions. and designing. There
fore families can rely upon him upon f.ther.
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IWNVe WATTaU IttI, VI W y = I0.I1 =
SEuIxAL W +, A IL \ f. -.

Tho v,uny man who experiences that growing
aaInsss IN his muse cular and mental organic alton
shonld stop to consider whence it arises. lie will
and in the ,kneSs Of the. back trembling Of the
,,,hs di. r,iered Iig estou, unaccountable failing
f the mowers of the mind, staste for society dread
of impeudins trouble. fOrebodIngs If evil, sleep
iasspess troubled and lacisious Dreams accomtan-
;sd NV growing deafness loss OF muscular p wer
~ numorou, other symptoms OF dis0rganIzation,
80 ,sStixa trace, Of that most terrible and tes
tructiye of all diseases, SemIua eakuess-WiStInS
a,r.v his powers, Destroying his hope Of lIfe AID
r,,nbo d and dragging him along the broken
,-,,h Of his existence, toward premature and
inathsome grave. To him who fHds his life drlb-
In, ant IN the iisch rye If the vital principle Of
a,is,ence in nocturnal aud diurnal emissions, the
,aara cessation of the causes Of its appeaian ance
brings no assurance OF reilet
Marriage that holy office. the safe guard and
bone of M ,nhood beings 10 such one no hope Of
cure but adds to his misery in the knowledge Il
the one who looks to him for so much OF her hap
,irass is victim If his evil and an innocent coin
nanion of his punishment lie adds to ms misery
and disorder until hope leaves him. There Is no
-ascue except in proper and skilful treatment -
Cansult then at once n physician whom long Qrac-
f;ce and careful research has made him thoroughly
conyersant with every phase OF the disease hose
who have become the victims of seiiory vices IN II
dreadful fascinating and destructablr habit, which
ais thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and
nonsumptiyes and hundreds of untimeiy graves
wita its misguided victims, should consult without
a moments DELAY one who will simpathi2e with
,beir sufT.rings such the Doctor would especial
lv recommend him elf, giving to each and all,
Guarantees of a PERI ct and Permanent Cure,
,rithopt Uin,irance from Business Change OF Diet,
or Fear of Exposure
Do not forget the address Sec below.
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AZ IN oe,;ct;o, can find iu him one who can feel
and simpathze with, ami befrend them in trouble
-one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed Consultation by Letter orotherwisel
FREE. Seeaddress below
Th.t t~Iehrated Fe m a e Rel e dies.
COMPOUNDED from the private prescriptions oil pr.
Yonng, have now obtained most extended popn
larity. and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and sure.t remedies for the com laints ior "h,ch
,ha, are annIied- The constantly accruing testi
monials of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
rminently superior to their action.
No lady should be without these Renovatins
Agents None genuine unless procured AT tnis
office Sent by mail or Express TO any part OF the
State. ,c,~r
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Tle Greatest Discovery Of this any other Age
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has enjoy this Coast an uninterrupted
success of eighteen years, and has become one of
the mos, celebrated Institutes Of the age
The great number actually received and cured
place it in point of number Of patients among the
first OF the world and the success OF its treat
,..taa
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Prentive Powders for Married Ladies

These powders will be found of essential value To
those whose means. health. or other circumstan
ces do not permit them 10 increase the nnmber OF
their family without inconvenience. suffering anu
perhaps risk of life. This preparation Is new saie'
infall bic, convenient and simple. and cannot ~
jure the health of the most delicate. 1t curtains
no privileges. but gives strength and vigor. NOR
ally iderei il is of the highes: utility, ana suS
tanned by the soundest principles Of prudeu and
virtue Their use should he avoided at certain
times. Price $40 box Sent 10 any part OF the
oast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount by Mail or Express addressed
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f. r. @ N q IN III n "a I.
Or. EEMALE MONTHLY PILE.

These Pills ara now Acknowledged by the Ne1i-
cal Fraternity to be the only safe mild and eff
cacious remedy 10 be depended on in long standing
cases suppression. irregularify, or stopping OF
the functions of nature the neglect OF which Is
the of such deplorable effects on the female
frame. In no case should these Pills be t'ken
when the patient has reason to believe she is
sxcIENTE. Price sj. Remit the amount As above,
and they will he forwarded with full directions for
use. CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant. who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases. and who think proper to sub
nit written statement Of such in preference, tc
holding personal interview. assured that theiI
-~nica tions vii be held most sncred-
-,a .-.t-rs AMI ElCnov mus he addressed
| BENZ. Z. JOSSELYN. VI. d, STAMP
$50 Washington street
81 o San Francisco, Cal.
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PRIVATE DISEASES

,.astrgyers of health. They insliOusly attack the
.ystem and gradually undermine and destroy IT :;
tI,ey drive the bloom from the cheek, the lustre
from the eve, the strength and ysor from the
frame they give puny an diseased offspring, ana
Yoison through successive generations, the race OF
man The marks be seen in >cToiEla. Con
sumption, Cripples, the ldoic, the Paraly TIC the
Insane.
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the contami-
nation yeneri.l Poison. The miiie-t forms by re-
treating to the blood holl ever over the one affic
ted the sword of destruction that is liable at any
moment to fall and blight-to utterly destToy-ail
earthly hopes.
MERCURY. recognized as the most FATAL
MEDICAL. ENEMY to man, combining with the
Venerial doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that pernicious MI ERAL Pol
son. are n i cured the disease has only assumed
anew form.
no N0TBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys
tenn. eating its way into the Tissues and organ
beneath tile apparentl, smooth surface. to burs1
,nt in tn. future with a viTulence that will BATTLE
the effects of medicine When Perfect CURES car
he obtained bv consulting physician. whom long
nraetice and thorough investigation into the cause
nf Diseases OF tue UNNART ORGANS, enable Il
,.t.rmine at once the cause of the disease.
In ALI diseases entrusted TO the Doctor care
PERFECT SPEEDY. and PERMANENT CURES
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In ali Cases Cure. Guaranteed.

In svphiIis and its adjuncts, Gounorrhea ans
.cconpanyin. Diseases all disorders Of the Biad
ser kidneys and postate; siuIinal Weakness;
Di.eases OF the Heart ana Lnngs; Dyspepsia; indi
gestiou, Impoteucy' lncipient Consumption, and
I'll dise,se. Of the unary organs in either sex,
-. \ n ~ ra-lI,Ir.l
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-08

Steamer UhesteT enes aoSS New SS% S"r Eo * John oh
Steamer d Ann Eliza Richards New York. p Olydekoo
sfRs MsTsis, &OFaddon. East Cambridge. Audeuried,
Schhr ". E Leg @LSggett t. @Lesgett. Fortress Monroe do.
schr +. j. Pickup. Bowen, wasSnnston, DO. DC.
Ss Sss HSasoD Ss NcS0san AeR BStmOts Co.
Tug Chesapeake Merrihow. Delaware oity W p Clyde
Tug Commodore Wilson. Delaware City, w Clyde Co
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
usS %ase T. to W. MfSfh N saT G0t "a hours New York.
& mSs A9R d E1e Ed EdheTds "a hours from New York.
with IN aLn0s m6se woo 70 Al oAi.5Ss Groves Jr 0re'
mdse to workman Co. ~ uASS from Rotterdam, with
Brig ElmEs, Ira, CrAmer from Bath. with ice to Kuioker
sShr III Young Teaser Bowman, days from New Bedford
sSR %S GS Oil A To- TMS Me9sBs1 days from New Lon
10 sShT w H syI Zee rd days from Boston, with ice
sShT Knight Plum. days from Gardiner. with
si6 GsSTgS IL Bent rs Smith days from Gardiner with
sinr = III Ah61gser OoTson days from Gardiner with
Sehr Sarah ADn IhernnstOn, days from Norfolk with
sSsIE Martha "a Ann Medley days from Norfolk with
sehr clayton Towber. jackson, dav from, S..
Wss ssbT Srss Gent to SGSSdr JSs RFswsy Fss Go Co.
tow q bSrses to Gyds s1 Om Baltimore, with
HoSSop GS6SsO3 6o from Baltimore with tow of
tow OF barges to W. P. Clyde Co. with
N Brg Annandale Warren, arrived yesterday from N,
bediord-was incorrectly reported cleared ~ A Ne"
Correspondence Ofhs Philadelphia Eschono.
lHWEh, pely July 6-Brig OhilanWailab for pa~h
Hos ana bcbr d. D. Spencer, for hoth
ladephia, went TO sea YESTERDAY "S' Do'n IRON Fhi-
senTs seaIsyilie, for Boston; Sarah r. Thomas for
ppeNetY' thdw Wooten, for bingham; Ocean Beile fSr
PoskoR 70 ~, D. gordeIy for do all from PhiiadephiSi
~ N vaughan, from Alexandria for New Iondon ani
Neptune for Philadelphia are at the BreSkwSteI ana
LABAN Il LYONS.
MEMORANDA
utimo -' -SANS' ~ O@ruenas 20th
Brig Pose, Holder, for Philadelphia sailed from oarde
Sehr Adolph Hugel, hence at Charleston yesterday.
Al, oSue' lAyior Tor Fhiladelphia, cleared Boston
sehr iAth Rich Paddock hence, at Providence 9Th
AZ Holmes Hole 9th inst ~ " - 'N'
bchr Maryland, for Philadelnhia saiad from HOmes'
Hole 9th in6t.
sshI J. H. Perry, Kelley hence. at Now Bedford 5th
sehr American Eagle. Shaw hsuse. ut Salem aR inst
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting News from Europe-Con-
stitutional Reforms in the French
Empire-The International
Rowing Match.
FROM EUROPE.
Importnnt Changes in lLe Erenoh Government

Important Changes in the French Government.
By Atlantic Cable
LONDON, July 7.-The rumor prevalent here
that Spain has applied to France to urge upon
the Government of the United States to preserve
a strict neutrality regarding Cuba is entirely un
founded and is simply q canard.
Notwithstanding official denials, notifications
in the present French Ministry are imminent 1t
is believed that M. Rouher, after presenting
system of personal government is almost GER
tain to retire from the Cabinet in order to give
place to a new combination representing par
liamentary government. This may be regarded
as constitutional revolution.
Emile olivier Is almost sure to become the
chief of the new Ministry The Emperor, it is
said, is willing to abandon the arbitrary power
which he has welded since the coup d'etdt and
to share the government of the country with the
legislative body. The Senate will shortly assem-
BILE to carry out the organic changes re-
ferred to.
This Mornings Quotations.
By Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, July s-A. M-Consols for money, 93l(,
and for account, 933S. Five-twenties quiet at 81 s
Railways quiet; Erie, 1871 Illinois Central, 958.
LIVERPOOL, July S-A. M.-Cotton a shade 1rmer
will reach 10000 bales. Breadstufs firm Other arti-
cles unchanged
LONDON July s-A. M.-Sugar, to arrive, easier,
but not lower.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, July s-P. M.-linois Central 95ai.
Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July S-P M.-Cotton shade nrmer.
The sales of the day now estimated at 10000
bales. Red wheat, 9s. 8d.@9s 1d. Flour, BIS.
Lard trmer, but not higher. Cheese, 64s Taow,
45s.
LONDON, July s-P. M-sugar, on the spot, easier,
Cotton at Havre opened nat.
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LEGAL INTELLHG ENCE.
Court OF Quarter senslonu-Iudre Peirce.

Court of Quarter SessiOns-Judge Peirce.
The trial OF prison cases was resumed this
morning
Margaret Wilson was convicted OF a charge Of lar
cehy. a lady with whom the prisoner was living as
a servant, testified that one morning. while she was
at market the girl gathered up quantity OF clothing
ana went away. When next seen by the lady she
was in station house for Drunkenness and some of
the stolen articles were found upon her.
John Smith was convicted of the larceny of chick
ems policeman in the suburbs heard the cry of
chickens at neighboring coop, and fastened to it
in time TO see the prisoner drop two old hens and
run away. He was easily caught however, and
could only plead in defense that the chickens were
moi worth five dollars
Rener Eten1eld, a Swede, was convicted OF a
charge OF assault and battery upon one OF his
patriots The prisoner, under the influence OF
liquor one day undertook to whip everybody in his
boarding house. including the prosecutor.
Robert and Catherine Wells (colored) were con-
victed of several charges OF larceny. They went
about like professional thieves engaging board at
one place, and hiring themselves as dOmestics at
another, and robbing each at the first opportunity.
John Mccullough and Michael Lynn were con-
yicted OF the charge Of entering house with intent
10 steal
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PhiIndelphin Trade Report.

THURSDAY, July s.-There is not much activity In
the Flour market, the demand being confined 70 the
immediate wants Of the home consumers, who pur-
chased 100 barrels including supernne at so@o3o;
extras at sb-4465.75; Iowa, Wisconsin, and Mime
sofa extra family at se@ the latter rate for choice;
Pennsylvania do. do at s6@610 Ohio and Illinois do.
do at se6O@s'76 and fancy brands at s9@1Oc0, ac-
cordng to quality. Rye Flour sells at 1925 per Dol.
Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
There is very little new Wheat coming forward,
and with light stocks and somewhat improved de-
mand, holders are 1rmer in their views Sales Of
1000 bushels old New York and Indiana red at 81 o2@
1853, and 1000 bushels new Delaware do. at 81 b5.
Rye ranges from 81 32 to 80 per bushe for Western.
Corn is and frmer Sales Of 1000 bushels yell
low at 96@9Sc., and 450O bushels Western mixed at
90@95c. Oats are unchanged. Sales OF 5000 bushels
Western at 76@77c. Nothing doing In Barley or Malt.
Bark is held at SAT per ton for No. Quercitron
Seeds.-Cloverseed is steady at f9a9 90 per 81 lbs.
Timothy is held at s476@b, and Flaxseed at s2TO
@2T5.
Whisky ranges from 95c. to los per gallon, tax
paid.
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Stock Quotations by telegraph PM.
Glendenning, Davis d Co. report through their New
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEaRAPH,(
Thursday, July 3, 1859. 4

THURSDAY, July o 1903.
There is no perceptibe change in the main features
OF our Money market to-day, and the continued
stringency has created much disappointment in
financial and business circles. The cause is not very
clear but inclined to attribute the condition
TO real scarcity OF currency in the Eastern markets
generally, and resulting from steady drain towards
the South and West. That money is really scarce
IL evident from the rapid absorption during
dition OF the markets. During the midsummer
holidays however, the requirements OF trade will be
small, so that business s not likely TO suffer from
lack OF capital, whilst Secretary Boutwell, is disposed
to ease the market as far as the law permits. For
this purpose he has instructed the Assistant Treasu-
at New York TO purchase $4,000, 900 OF bonds
Friday, subject to the future disposition of Congress-
The Treasury balance has been already reduced
000 600 since July l. In the purchase OF bonds and
for the use OF the army
The rates on call remain at Gas per cent and dis
counts at s@1O per cent for prime paper.
Gold advanced from 1881 TO 1885, az noon. Gov
ernment bonds are quiet but little stronger.
There was decidedly better 1eelng IN the STOCK
market this morning, but not much activity State
loans were neglected City skies were quiet but
steady at 100 for the new issues.
Reading Railroad was stronger and sold at $50
40 8-16, b. o. Pennsylvania Railroad was unchanged,
closing at 56A Camden and AmbOy Railroad sold
10 a limited extent at 1885, slight decline: Lehlgh
Valley Railroad was taken at 90, and OIL Creek and
Allegheny Railroad at 2&; Az was bid for Little
Schuykill Railroad; 63A for Mnehill Railroad; 80
for North Pennsylvania; 81 for Catawissa Railroad
preferredi and 91A for Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road.
Schuylki Navigation preferred at 2i, b. o. 36Il was
offered for Lehigh Navigation
Coal shares were inactive. ~ was bid for New
York and Middle and for Fulton.
In Bank stocks the only transaction was In Me-
chanics', which sold at 824
In Passenger Railway shares nothing was done
AS was bid for Second and third, IS for Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth, and l2A for Hestonville.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Renorted nv De Haven Bro. No. 40 &. Third street
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Harvard Crew,

Despatch TO The EUentng Telegraph.
New YORK, July 8.-The Harvard crew ar
rived here this morning. en- route to England.
The crew consists of A. r. Loring, bow; w. H.
Simmons, stroke; Sylvester w. Rice and George
Bass with Burnham, coxswain. They are stay
ing at the Astor House until Saturday, when
they will leave for England by the City of
Paris
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CLEARED THIS MORNTNr

STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING rE1EaRApp
OFFICE.
A. M.........7Ol IL A. M .........79l 2 p. NJ "a
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DAS SAENGERFEST.
"0 societies which will Participate.


Societies which will Participate.
The Baltimore American of last evening says;
The preparations for the great Sengerfest
absorb all the energy of our German citizens.
There will be over two thousand visiting musi-
clans here by Saturday next, and, of course, a
grand holiday will be observed by our German
population during the existence of the fest. The
music promises TO be the finest ever heard in
Baltimore, and in all probability as fine as any
musical festival has ever produced in the United
States. IL will not, of course, come up to the
Boston Jubilee in massiveness, but will be no
mean counterpart, in harmonious blending of
trained voices with powerful orchestration, to
that successful affair.
The last rehearsal of Handel's oratorio of The
Messiah will take place on Friday night at the
Maryland Institute. This will include all the
solos by Mesdames Johanna Rotter and Frie-
derici and Herrs Franz Himmer and Joseph
Hermanns.
The following is full list of the various
societies from abroad that will take part in the
festival, together with the number of members
represented on the occasion. Those from New
York city and State are as follows
Mozart Verein. .9S lSaengerbund, Brookyn.40
Harmonic Ges. Nereln, 20 Leiderhain Ges. Yer. 20
Harlem M@nnerchor. 20 MRnnerchOr, Utica 20
trauenlob Ges. Nerein. 20 Mozart M9nnerchor. 2l
Sing. Academic. 20 Harmonic Ges. Ver 90
Germania Ges. Verein. 20 Aurora Ges. Yer, New
ConcOrJlia MRnnerchOr.2T ark. As
Social hRnnerchOr. 20 Euphonia Ges. Ver. 25
DeutsCher Lederkranz "a Arion MRnner Ges. Yer go
Leidertafel der yer so. Beethoven Mgnner.. e. .45
Teutonia Mennerchor 81 Saengerbnnd. n ", "a
Schillerbund Ges. Yer 80 Quartette Club, N. Y. 20
Deutscher Leiderkranz, Arminia, o. 90
Williamsburg ....... 80 Melomanen, " =. 25
Orpheus Ges. Yer. 20 Schuaebscher Saenger %
This makes total of nine h undred and
twenty-six singers from New York city aud
State. The Mozart Verein of New York city and
the S@ngerbund of Brooklyn each bring band
of sixteen performers making in all nine hun
drcd and fifty-eight musicians.
The following is a correct list from the Execu-
tive Committee Room of the societies from Phi
ladelphia city and the surrounding State and
the places at which they will be quartered during
the week.
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Fire i'm New Hamp Shire,

CONCORD, N. H., July S.-A fire in Fishervlle
this morning damaged the stock of G. w.
Abbott, $4,000; H. c. Sadwick, $4,000; Mcneil 81
Carter, $1,000 Abbott insured for $780, build
Ing insured for $500.
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The Following is the lst of those receiving oertih
Gates of having satisfactorily completed partial
coprses, with their aveTages:-
For Three Years
George c. Thomson. 81 o Perit Dulles ,s9S
For Ttpo and a Hall Years
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FROM .NEW ENGLAND.
A Man Killed.

DtsIdtch 70 The EUeIllHJ IeIegTdpH,
KEENE, N. H., July S.-A man named Henry
Driscoll was run over and instantly killed by
passing train here last night