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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27
MEDICAL COLLEGE oFa,yIB
IXE GINA, RICHMOND. 'tNt5l.'t .J ',m ,,e,.,

IN
-NNl GINA, RICHMOND. 'ao,3 LilI' ,,G ~,
ntr. d SESSION OF 1s7O-7l.il!af: "
The next Annual Course Of Lectures will com,
mcnco on the flrst Monday In October, and 66n-
tinne i've months, with fully oEedutEed Faculty,
Consisting Of ninG Professors aud with all the
requisite Apparatus, Models, Drawings, and
0tier facilities for tho ilIuStroion ofth6 lectures
In the several departments. An ample supply Of
material for Practical Anatomy = ~ Ffg'.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION 9t tho College Hospital.
tho DiSpcnsary attached % tho College! Special
Clinics on diseases Of tho Bye and Rar2 and
diseases Of Women and Children.
n M?trlcplHtl2p, s.: EpII Course Of Lee;
Anatomy, SO. Ig i{Hi gi'3sFEh ~
A reasonable indulgence for the Pr9fsSgtR
Ffso Boanp M RORSs Il RRcSmena sass SIS to $50 per onhK
logue, address, y. 8. J0YNE9, Md,
9uH2-cod ~ ~ ilp7 ~ Dean oftth6 Faculty.
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lug "o0PS' Toms Sent oG,<
Z .uGp SO -. 1r,. 0ot'rS' - - ~, ~
A large number. OF messengers Wno
were recently dispatched TO FaEls. WIN
official and otner nave IstGrneg lI
here. Ihey were unAplet 70 get t!nFUuSn tnc
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Dispatches from Orleans state that a
cavalry encounter is reported at Bosochcs,
and Antevay. Prince Albert with q
large force wAs reported at the former
place. Tho PrusstAns arc fastening the
reconstruction Of the Fortress Of Loan.
The French prisoners arc well fed and
generously treated. ~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-21

A. N. TowNE, General superintendent
7. H. GOODMAN. Gen. Pass. Ag't. au1-tf
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Local Entflligrnrr.
sToCKHoLDERs DIRECTORY.

,ssrsssr rs LEVIED and UNPA on wfIIg
PM STOCKS.
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Bullion Wells. Fargo & Co. yester-
day shipped from their Office in this city
, bars of bullion from the South Aurora
mine to j. * W. Seligman. New York.
valued ut 50, l86. ID, weighing 1863 lbs. :;
and to the Bank of California, San Fran
cisco, Z bars weighing 4O5 lbs, value
~, 992.17.
CHEAP FuEL. Yesterday an individual
who wished TO emigrate, sold a wood
ranch upon which vas piled, in good
shape, 147 cords of mahogany wood. for
the sun of 800, The property is only
one and a half miles from Hamilton, and
easily accessible to wagons.
THE ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that S good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
CHANoE.-The Office Of Hatch ~ Kip
fingers stage is now at Wells, Fargo &
Co. 's-John II. Rice. Agent. Leaves
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
TRAvIs, WILSON & Co.'S stage leaves
tomorrow morning, for Phoebe City.
Through in "a hours.
REcoRDER's CoURT. The case in the
Recorders Court. set for trial yesterday,
was continued till Monday, at 2 PIN.
There is n dispatch in the telegraph
office, in this city, for ]. S. Slauson.
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RELIoTous.-Bishop Whitaker, of the
Episcopal Church, will hold divine ser.
nee in the Courthouse, in this city, at
IL O'Clock this morning, and in Brokers
Hall, Treasure City, at ~ o'clock this
evening. All persons are cordially in
vited to attend. Rev. Werrin Minis
Will hold the Quarterly Meeting services
Of the M. +. Church to-day, preaching in
Brokers Hall, Treasure City. at IL Am,
and IN the Courthouse. Hamilton, at TX
pm. Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
~ the close Of each service. Rev. W.
:. Gray will preach in the Schoolhouse,
NJ Snermantown, at ~ O'Clock this
evening.
PLEAsRRE A. PIocHE.-Aleck Rutber-
ford informs us that sociability is the
order Of the times at Phoebe. Col. Fitz-
hugh, Superintendent of the Meadow
iaiiey Company, on last Tuesday even
ing, was at home to his friends, and en-
tertained them sumptuously, on which
occasion 80 ladies' were present.
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Co to C. r. Aiexander's for your
drugs. fe7.tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-21

Nam, Of Mine. lLeriea Per shr Deinql Sail.
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AUCTION SALE.
PACKAGES UNCLAIMED.

v'HE FOLLOWING ARTICLES UNCLAIMED
at our Office in TREASURE CITY will be
sold at public auction unless previously called
for in front of Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S Office. in
Hamilton, New,
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AUCTION SALE.


V,HE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED ARTICLES
L will be sold at public auction, in front Of
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Office, in Hamilton. New,
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TO n PUBLIcl
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN |!

A BOARDINGHoUsE AND RESTAURANT.
IA with Is to so steady Boarders. Rent cheap.
Restaurant fixtures complete, with a hrst-class
Range. viii be sold cheap. Ms the owner is
going East. Bed and bedding included. In
quire at this Office. au2-tf
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Miscellaneous.
OPPOSITION TO MON0P0LIEsI
To all whom it may concern, Greeting!

VsHE UNDERSIGNED, A SEARCHER OF
i RECORDS, and EXAMINER OF TITLES.
OF 20 years active practice. begs to announce
that, having now compiled n complete Index OF
Abstract References to all the Mining and Real
Property In White Pine County contained in the
Original Lander County and White Pine Re-
cords. he is now prepared TO give any informa-
ton of title pertaining thereto at prices in Con-
formity to the times, and to make abstracts,
second TO none in correctness, at LESS THAN
II RATES CHARGED BY ANY RING OR
COMBINATION. All parties DESTROYS of ex
aiming their own titles can have accurate ref
erences thereof at a scale of prices guaranteed
hereby at 80 per cent. less than charged by any
and all others in the business. Call and see.
DANIEL ST. C. STEVENS,
Searcher of Records.
Office of County Treasurer. Courthouse, Hamil-
ton, Nevada.
Hamilton. New, July 81. 1870. jy22tf
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
THE NEW ASPECT OF THE SHOE TRADE.
RESULTS OF THE CRIsPINs sTRIKE-THE PRO-
GRESS OF COOPERATION.

Seven factories are now projected by the Girls
pins ak OF which will have only Crspn shareholders,
while seventh and largest will be open to the subscrip
tiOns of all the Unions The fitting of shop has
already begun and counters have been placed in position
The Crispns recent TO the manner in which they
intend TO conduct their establishments The employers
say that will be doubtful experiment, "a the Crspns
are without capital and commercial experience and there
fore cannot sell to IA great advantage nor wait as long
for the result OF the sales The employers also cite four
teen recent failures in the shoe trade in Philadelphia
but thought OF failure to daunt the courage OF
the Crspns
had their wolk done by another manufacturers but the
Crspns employed by the latter have refused to work
longer unless the arrangement Is broken up The subject
is under consideration.
located in Chathasquarc, but is not managed by Girls
pins. 1t originated IN chance remark made by one
shoemaker to another in large downtown factory that
had become very dull through lack OF work During the
dinner hour this workman said Pleasantly to another.
Let's start cooperative shop This was immediately
agreed -. aud eight workmen formed themselves into
combination, selecting one OF their number a. manager,
and limiting the association TO those who founded it,
Each member has subscribed $780, and is subject to
further assessments until the amount requisite 10 carry
will be done member may retire at any
time, but the capital he has contributed. can
The Manager has been elected To for three years
His duties include the buying selling and cutting OF
down with debt, he may buy portion Df the stock
credit The Association forms what is known team"
exclusive of cutters each one making part OF each
shoe. The wages OF manager cutters and the workmen
in the team" will all he the Should IL be
saIy to employ additional wOrkmen, they will receive
CriSpu wages, but will not be permitted 10 dictate In the
shop 10 the employment OF non-SOcety men, will
they participate In any dividend the Society may de-
clare certain portion OF the profits will be apart
TO increase the capital The Association occupies "A
second hOOr furnished with secondhand but substantial
machinery at a cost Of about $1,000.
Several girls were at work yesterday upon machines.
preparing uppers for the team, which will probably
20 10 work next week. The manager, who has been
practical shoemaker for than twenty years SAYS
tha abnp lao abI. IN snn -
shoes. all OF which will be taken weekly by the promi-
nent houses. The style OF work will be ladies' and chill
drens shoes and while not INDUCING In the hope OF large
profits the manager thinks lac safely promise steady
work 10 the cOOperat0rs.