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ALBRoIou suod. March 49, 1870 a, Eul,betb Ch-o,,
I'll. friends oii. ay '6 i,rs-l we,c-
Sa,,s. The rea, vii BE- p pster.i I g.
BRAnY-Saturday, March Il. Frederick 4. Brad.
s residence CaSsOO third house IoG wss, ii Puo'a',.
Relatives AID friend. Ofh family resps,,'y u,o a,sod
Eng Ho IS. '1T Psps a0 please cory.
cnALYgRsou saturday. March p Ju,us " wife % rboa. H.
chaImer aud Youngest Slaughter OF C'pr VIM T. Ade"oa 90
T9s F;!. al, '':gsg o,s to $1,000
Cty Oh TUESDAY. March Is At /. Ociocs
Norfolk papes please copy.
CoBURN-Oa SATURDAY,, March H. Robert Cobur,
James ~ and Charlotte .SoafS ,sei - yea n's9 40, a
so1ySs q" ''''''
DosALDon SATURDAY.. March a. Edgar W. ,o-rss, cat Of Ps'ss
Tue friends Of tie mi, respectfully invited attend his osr.,
Day sIp The rmsns viii be taken t4 receiving T.a
sccoud.st
the lungs Saturday Nsrrb r. Ms,.
Everett daughter tue late Jae' Psrc's aui" OF samuel H.
Funeral sioSday esIocE the E Baptist charcs
Of Madison aud GooveI9suIss Her r,'e .9i d.'f
xihcut krt6er i0ut.uoS.
FgRGUsoS-ou Satur, March r. after ue. ID. oes
loved yss Of William Ferguson. d.he Carr AID Mao
Ss sIcs' OF ~ laa.ral hereafter
GRgENon Friday M.eb ~ Richard Green 'sti 70 '.,',
s1, ,o 81 1"o"e si,eog1 Goal 'o'0r Of Thompson '"s
HARTPEyCB-u Philadelphia SATURDAY the so tbs Res.
Al4nson Haripeace ia the Eth year Of bss
UOLMES-On SATURDAY evening March y 81 Oeecs. amer
Robert D. Holmes sge 81 aud noeths
friends and relatives Ofis family also tie members Of ihs hioas
Perb generally respectfully invited attend the haerI
be q BaSros
where the funeral services viii be held az
m wood nisneoA
aud Accepted NeYo notified - assemble
Bro Robert bic remses ~ Grace Chsreh Tas
IN and brethren several lodges the Jurisdiction aFs-f
assemble Church O'clock 10 wtre the antrAl Ar'es
''' ''''D p''' VIC JAMES N GUSTIS, Grand S>e'e,ar
JOUSsoy-Ou Fr., evening H. Louisa " Bsaiss
aud aug
Notice funeral hereafter
LEEDs-In this city, SATURDAY. March y. Hur IL Leeds 10 the
T ,,., ,nd friend, oftbe respectfully invited snsas
the funeral ite residence No sas Forty aa "a ias
d,r March 49, at O'Clock p IN.
ROE-Ou SATURDAY March r. 1870 MARI T. daughter Of CI aAs
Pheie Roe. aged years abd nouths M -
Services the parents Psts Hadso CD 90
Tuesday, March Is 1870 att D.
(dsyl morning, amer lsss. Hsa
Thomas Skdmofc. in the Hh Of her
The family also those OF her mother Mrs Thomas Sigh
0cock D. her residence, No iSs bWtsst. Broesga.
h. D., y,Lout fIuLc. Invitation
sNIrH-Died the OF Alvin c Bradley.
Island Cbarles sHy SIN counselor at law Of toO
Fuue from she hoase al IL IuesdsJ the l'th Isl
wILDEY-on Saturday March u Miss LOrGia Wdey daughter
the late Jonas Nildey
10 Commerce Tuesday afternoon 18th INST, at OeceE
wXoS-on Friday corning March H. Samuel WIoO. the sss
Of bis
Tie friends aud rv. respectfully invited st,ssd the tue
Eishfeahs 1uesiAy
monsg II O'Clock The remains will be Inferred "a Gesa"ooi
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secrotarv N Mr. uou,v t,L,-d o., shipbuilder. whom
he accompanied 10 Greece. On his 'e'"'' no 10 on
law under William j. Hackett. es. whao dis disease
extensive practice until recently, "hon snss,,S
compelled him 10 retire from his PIt,os ~
Among ms intimate acquaintance wcf. Sra ,,,r,
Brady and Edwin Forrest Mr. Holmes edited. " - 49,
Der OF years. the Masonic department Of me H. snni
D'spdleh. Mr. Holiness connection with tho ~ ne of
fraternity dated back twenty years having been
tho founders OF Mystic Tie Lodge. Of which he wa
member at the time Of his death He Grand Mast.
OF tho Grand Lodge Of the State 1865 and IsG6 ana
ghile he held that high office lac ceased his newspaper
ncctoD that 1t might not seem that he using
his Influence 10 further private ends For Humbcr Of
years he was member Of the Board Of Excise, and at
the last election he candidate for the Oic, OF Dis
triot Judge. He leaves wife aud three children
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Latest SHIP kEHS
ARRIVED


Sennship Win r. Cirie Morgan. Phlsdrpt mia. and
sslmsh Nsga, Bskemas. biohnoai or le0i. and Norfolk
| uis'. ard
Steamship Wans1itl. Ti.h New. Bedfori. ntse sol pAl
| Steamship Franconia, b. arg Portland. mdsr sni
Steamship United states Blanchard Ee"Ohesbs, March and sW
! Pas Jt1. nd,e and
steamship Tennessee Chichester Charleston i,s ssi
Schr Peiroe Bird Windsor n s.. 6sh
! Sehr T. Pane. Hall. Esstpon gsh.
Ada Herbert, hvhsn Gloucester. esb.
'arret Providence J. u Bnricn F.il RIVER
Il MaIh CaiAi' lumber. n. p King. Ecg. Lonloa
-. b Ross Islu'on james Bsr. Pr0stieace
80, fon, RocAlIui Arctic. Rocklsni
DOMESTIC POTTS.
49, Pa. 1900 March 2-Arr'e ships Sebisr from M.-ss,i-sf
beethoven - ).
roe Va March 3-Pi.,,d bar. H.rm.s.
frai ~ - Eny for BIihpfs Passed bag Ch,,~
"a oy,L...-. -. M -
hip Manhattan faf N.sYOrk Promo
Liverpool SAILED ssaN Trinidad Cubs: .hr. b H.sss.
~. Jacksonville J. g. Bsutop. Jaek.,asis,
Emeine tor Bucksyl. y q wv 'N''P"'' 'e""'
for B.it.mors. T.. 4. shaw tor - ~ ~ ~.
eoppn PORTS
49,, ,sL n a., - dip Colanbs from Ne. Y,ts
Ghsgos. has arHreL i,u4,ho ,,.n L.
QUggssrOrS, March l-fhe stev~ ~ ''''' '' ~ ''
Liverpool. has afr'si
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HOW FENNsYLvANA WAS CARRIED AGAINST
HENRY CLAY IN 1874

TO nc Edtfor OF INC Trf5Nne.
SIR Having passed very generally over
Pennsylvania In 1874 during the exciting canvass be-
tween Henry Clay and James X. Polk to which you
refer in THE TRIBUNE OF today beg leave to re-
mind you that ono Of the most prominent speakers en-
poyed to misrepresent Mr. Clay the Tariff question
James Buchanan who went from village to village
and most especially to manufacturing places to assure
the people. even tho antiFreeTrade Democrats that
the Tariff safer the hands OF j. K Polk than IN
those of Mr. Clay. heard him many times assert this
unbushngly and with great emphasis. he assured his
hearers that he intimately acquainted with both
these gentlemen. and spoke whereof he knew 1t was
such bold misrepresentation that eventually lost tho
party that State.
venture tho assertion that Pennsylvania can never
be carried against Protection except by msrepresena
ton. Mr. buchanan deceived thousands by speaking
his yeraoity and dignity and he often hooted
In such counties Chester Bradford and sometimes evsa
IN " Old Berks." W.
hlnQsLOn, n j.. March s, 1870.
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STATE HOMES FOR soLDIER5-LETTER FROM A
DISABLED VETERAN

DISABLED VETERAN
To The Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Permit me in your columns to enter q
plea in behalf of State Homes for soldiers In preference
to the national asylums in which many now placed.
Many of us who driven to accept OF the public pro-
vision in our behalf have and children, and by
going to these national asyums, hundreds Of miles dis
ant 1t may he deprived fthe privilege Of seeing
Them and are almost isolated from those who arc dear
and IL application made for discharge 1t Ia
granted with the understanding that shah never be
rea0mted. Now, If we had state home 1t would gen
orally be practicable for to friends and we
should have the satisfaction OF living In the State We
gave service to- Those OF who have boon TO these
national asyums have manned and sckly soldiers
coming them and dfterward sinking into their graves
far away from their native adopted States. without
friends or relatives 10 cheer their last hours
Pennsylvania has two State homes for her soldiers
NewJersey and Massachusetts, and nearly all the North
Western States have their homes" Newly Ork
surely ought not TO be behind them all in this respect
A DISABLED SOLDIER
I'm behalf OF several others AZ this place.
SO'di.rs Retreat. Wards Island. March g., 1870.
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The Assembly Committee on Commerce, on
Saturday courluded the investigation or Nards lslaud
matters and subsequently inquired into the condition of
the WeehawkCn Ferry.
In the new Game law before the Leglsla-
,,ra ,he real south Bay and Long Island Sound
fxempted from the clause which prohibits the Use OF
bntteries n the killing OF duck and other Wild Tow" IL
- nrovides for the election OF " Game Constable"
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TIE WOM4E QUESTION IN WTOMIYG,

A JURY LOCKED UP FOUR DAYS, AND STILL w
ABLE TO AGREE.
LARAMIE CITY, w. T., March 12.-The HOWE
murder case still pending The jury cannot agree ana
have been ordered to be locked up until o'clock in the
morning. at which time the Court will meet them The
Jury allowed their dinners and supPcrs The women
look pale and fatgued, this being the fourth night OF
their detention.
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ESCAPE OF THE MURDERER YERGER.

JACKSON, Miss. March BE. NJ Yerger es-
capped from Jail this morning at o'clock. He was yes
terday brought before the Court to argue the appca'
ton for habeas corpus The postponed 10 the
second Monday in April. bill yesterday intro
duced ia the Legislature restricting the powers in ap-
plcations for wrts and the bill will probably p'Ss be-
fore the time set for Yergers trial The act would have
a bearing on this case hence Hergcrs escape; Tue
Sherg aud his posse have been searching for him all day.
o.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
FENIAN HHRNSATIONSn

To the Bdttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: AS the newspaper p;Sess of New-York
has been for some days repete with informa,lon-so.
called-appertaining TO the Fenian BrotherhOod-its
past workings present designs, and ultimate object
Deg leave TO state that such information" has been
invariably OF Sensational character and Is wholly un
worthy OF crodeuoe. Respectfully yours.
john ONEmL, President +. Il.
Ne,D- York. March II, 1870.
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THE STITE or TRADE,
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

HAVANA M.L lhe tooSg shows the Of the market al
the business Saturday Afternoon: Suge SLOW Of sale
account foreign ad,ce. hat prices uniete demand
duon; exported during the week from Havana and MlsuI az 90
aud 800 h. ~ foreign couni aud 1900 boIss AID $3.50
A.. the United States, stock warehouse at
n IIu,> sud Mat,bIa. $4,000 boxes, .JuW hid, ,
Mo,, Setys a.. good Refining 7d5i reals y sTrobe Mo-
go ,s lad buoraut 10 Heroes; 2ic 10 IS pound tins
Flour 6rm Batter active Tslcs trmer 10 baoe s'e,a
s2oc Petroleum hsayy t1i ss 10 barrels - teA sI a,
suKarC 27ic 10. Coopesgs stesdy Hoops f ftesh"
dull shipper. charter owing to tue high prces sugar
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THE SNOW STORM,

All day Saturday the clouds were lowering,
and in the evening the wind and shower OF sleet
and rain came down. The gale continued through the
night and yesterday The trains were delayed III places
The teams on the city railroad lines were doubled,
and though the cars only at intervals they were
poorly patronized in the evening The damage done
io the shipping is slight this locality, so far as 10
known notwithstanding the wind blew with great force
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Republican over all......1.39. Rep. mat .J,711
There are three small towns only TO hear frOm-Cam-
bridge, Erroll and wentworths Location their vote in
1869 was: Republican 8; Democratic, AZ.
The whole vote this year 6S279 last year (omitt'ng
AZ scattering 677sl showing gain OF 400. The
Republican loss counting the Labor and Temperance
tickets is O1S the Democratic loss is e9O6 30 much
for the expected Democratic victory. There are some
discrepancies In the additions OF this years vote but
have no means Of correcting them.
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NEW-JERSEY.

The Republicans of Bloomfield have made
the following nominations Judge Of Election, Charles
NJ Davis; Assessor, Joseph X. Cakes Collector, Joseph
A Davis ir: Chosen Freeholders, Horace Dodd
Augustus Il. Morris; OveTseer OF the Poor, William Il.
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MISSOURI


BOTH HOUSES.
ST.. LOUIS, March 12-The House yesterday
passed tho Senate resolution providing for
submitting to the people the Constitutional Amendments
allowing negroes and Rebels vote and hold Office; also
a resolution preventing division OF the Public School
fund or the appropriation Of public money to secarsn
sci
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VIRGINIA.

PROPOSED EEOEG AVIATION OF THE RErUBLI-
CANs-A CONVENTION CALLED.
RICHMOND, Va, March 12.-The three Re
publican State Committees in conference today agreed
TO call Convention for the purpose OF reOrganzug the
party The Convention will meet here on April o.
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r.z,,s g. sure,ps God tt,r, Oil " tn. os..

The Trophy Tor-ato.-rw,pT seeas 80 seed Tor "es'~
Addf,a Gao. b w,siys .r Osies Farm. Nespot,'" l.
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CARR-rATg-Oa Tbarsfsv March No. JoTs si~se ~ ,ss
A. 1i'te >ss.ej b. 80 Rev ) H. Nsss ~ ~
David Carr Margaret o. tue ne Tboa rate 81 70"
GILLRfTE-WfLiARD II L. j FuTns, n
Conn., WedHesssy . " the Rev = g.. " sad -
the RrVs T. Ctlds D. D. r. A. Gillette. d. D ant Rev Nv
Mr. Sslm0a Ge,ts tocsstsF, Nc, N'y o. wa "'
Wilton.
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Bargains: Bargains:
WATCHES, JEwELRY.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE. &C..
Tue SUBSCRIBER WILL MOVE to
No oi3 BROADWAY. uud,r ST. NICHOLAS aoTs@
about MAY FIRST. aud is nov SELLING
Pine GOLD WATCHES. PINE GOLD WATCH cHANA
DIAMOND Rings AT BARGAINS
SOME AS LOW AS THIRTY, FORTY AND
FIFTY DOLLARS EACH
EARRINGS AND PINS, NECKLACES BRACgLgrS LocxBTs IA
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SOLID SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, CUPS sAFGs RINGS Ia.
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
SILVER PLATED WARE
| a. nearly h.ftb. asn, pi,e.
FRENCH JEWELRY. ENGLISH JET
JEwELRY, OPERA GLASSES,
FANS, &C.,
AT ONEIIALF THE USUAL PRICES.
GEO C. ALLEN, No. AS ,DwAY ore door b.o- c.O.la
Extraordinary Bsrsa,ns.
GOODS AARgED IN PLAIN FIGURES
CALL AND EXAMINE THE PRICES.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
(0sD Hsrulactare)
AT AND BELOW COST.
Our .oct mus, b. May Daa.s
sill be date By d,o NiCOL
DAVIDSON No 636 Bro.JWsy.
l.. V. IIAUQHWOUT & CO.,
Coraer Of Broadway md BroOaest
Our 6l,lao .o,L s,r eatrr. or IN, .ss.l.,s.,
selling Gut.
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
An GLASS BRONZE aud oRNULU.
A,sad leO. ee,;
E.v. HAUGHWOUT & Co.
C0R%ER BROADWAY ASD BRooNE>r
Union kcpubiicau Gene raj nutec.--An ADJorgsgD
MEETING will b. held MONDAY EVENING, March a. sOi.
a, He,diureEs corner Bro.Iaa ~ and rseuy seccadsi
john CoCHRASg. Prs.s,sL
Gao Co.csSos seer,..re.
First Assembly District linton u. pubieas Assoeia-
monthly HrnS 81 the Association WI B. held Al
Headquarters No Beach st. THIS lNoaa hNhhNG sAfss ~
is7S At "a o.coeh hkAM SMITH, fte.dssL
y Ss ~ W. sG as.r"' sserure.
Eighteenth Assembly District Cnioo Repabiics.
aa;r Tsf, vy I'm n, s,r s T se
O'clock GEORGE IL. VAN CLEFT rre>SesA
" 4 BLACK
The Tuauct
BROADWAY,
NOW OPkN. IRON ~ TILL l.
pE n n
the UNION HoMx
SCHOOL
TwESrY FIVE CsSrs.
Association for the Advancement OF Sricace ssd
Moa,hy Meeting Mst,b VIII BE- held eu The iuh Ws Al
the Rooss the Assoeia.iDs, rhrisye cor seseah
III 6e read On tse anuee Shns'e OF saA N' '
lea" Admission hee
Trusse-, Bnndngr- elcf Nsh eeso. hsai safe as
Rauisl applied
.Isel, ShhLEls Nam Rao0e r'u. sss1~ss@ Ass~
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Special Nutit,s.
Bargains. Bargains

Everybody who sleeps On n bed should sec tho
ELASTIC SPONGE
A. 5lt Brosiwsy. opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel.
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n IIRIEU

Wedding and wishing Cares Taiisl So @~ ''pc'
ws Soys 100 ~ OPP. 90 DIVA Oh'"
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POLITICAL.
NrW.HAMPSHIRE.

,r.,,,r or THE RECENT ELECrION-DEMoCRArIC
Loss OF NEARLY SEVEN THOUSAND oN AN
INCREASED TOTAL VOTE
The following returns embrace all except
broe small places which cast IN all only about % votes
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
BILkNAP COUNTY.
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IJIEI,

All Notices Of Marriages susi be jpdorse6 wisktt q"
name aud address
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Total. .34.T5g 25,O9s 1924 ll58. .35777 81
Republican over ali .I $50. Rep. maj. 3
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But only the first and second classes of
these 45 ships are seagoing, that is, 26 out of
the As. At the outside, without retaining
single seagoing ironclad in reserve, the French
must fight the battle in the Baltic with 26 and
not 45 ironclads. The disproportion to the
Prussian feet would still be enormous, if the
vessels in each fleet are of equal quality, and
Prussia has nothing else to aid her in hard
fight, but such are not the actual conditions.
Prussia has % gunboats, six Of which are re-
ported to be armored, swift sailers, and each
equipped with two of Krupp's heavy guns.
These will be available for home defense,
with home ports at hand to run into In re-
gard to quality, it is more difficult to arrive
at any trustworthy result, but there is at
least room for suspecting that the Prussian
ships are above the French average. Asser-
tions are made in some competent quarters as
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ROOFING.
PHILADELPHIA
Painting and Roofing Co.
ROOFING.
TIN ROOFS REPAIRED.

TIN ROOFS REPAIRED.
An leakages in Roofs warranted to be made per-
fectly tight
SrENCERS GUTTA-PERCHA PAINT
VIII pTeserve Tin Roofs from Rusting and Leaking,
and warranted to stand ten years without repaint-
ing.
OF. It'll Elastic Paint; 1t expands and contracts
with the tn and leaves no cracks or seams open for
water to get through.
IRON FENCES PAINTED WITH SPENCERS
PATENT IRON PAINT, made expressly for iron
work. warranted not 10 crack or peel or will retain
its beautiful gloss for nye years
All work warranted.
All orders promptly attended TO. Address
PHILADELPHIA PAINTING AND ROOFING
COMPANY,
Tl4sm No. IS n. SIXTH St., Philadelphia.
n EA D o o F I N g.
IL This Roofing Is adapted to all buildings. 1t
can be applied TO
STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at onehalf the expense OF tin IL is readily put on
old Shingle Roofs without removing the shingles
thus avoiding the damaging of ceilings and fuI Inture
while undergoing repairs. mo gravel used)
PRESERVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WELL
TONS ELASTIC PAINT.
I am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roofs
at short notice. Also, PAINT FOR SALE by the
barrel gallon; the best and cheapest In the
market
alTs No. III N. NINTH ST., above Coates.
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OF the city OF Philadelphia, bearing date the
eighteenth day of April, 1868, and recorded in the
Office for recording deeds and mortgages for the
city and county of Philadelphia, in Mortgage Book
A. G. H., No. Sc, page 4e5, etc. the undersigned
Trustees nance IN said mortgage
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aIs5SS INC m>oA d,.NoLeS Sosle>l
5egNzEUluu WI koda,. u 61.1 h6r CCtW
HEgSEcSa6 1AA Sf,o"U 0.,.i StltT- N-
ckAca..AU VI UV,G i.otsSf UuVNtC 0b
Ef6lSs l,ov>etv S,.,focO GNc.u,r0 F.vuNG
ESNg onlq tnb thS ln>aNNAI oc tV.Nlaa
ESkTS Ace6 VII oeG ko..Nk GiatsNe.
- chtcss u 2 N. d ~ az:
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THE NAVAL SIDE OF THE WAR.

FTeDt the L0lidOn spectator
The French have forty-fve ironcads afoat,
and the Prussians six. Such is the essence
of many statements about the maritime pre-
ponderanee of France over Prussia. Appa-
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
DATENT SHOU Z ID X X : 8 K A nj
SHIRT MANIJFACTORY


AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made from measurement at very short notice.
All other articles of GENTLEMENS DRESS
WINCHESTER & CO.,
uR No. 700 CHESNUr Street
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sayn NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
49, application will be made at the next meeting
Of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank, in
be entitled THE KEYSTONE STATE BANK, to be
located at Philadelphia, with capital of two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars, with the right
to increase the same to five hundred thousand
dollars,
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SPEOiAL NOTICES.

hoy NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the incorporation OF a Bank, in
accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth, to
be entitled THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
BANK to be located at Philadelphia, with capital
of five hundred thousand dollars, with the right to
Increase the same to ten million dollars.
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HSsED BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIIIS SPLEN-
w. did Hair Dve is the best in the world, the only
true and perfect Dye. -Reable-Instan-
tapeOus-no disappointment-no ridiculous tints-
"DOes not contain Lead any Vitac Poison to IN
jltre the Hair SgStem." Invigorates the Hair and
leaves 1t soft and beautiful; Black or Brown.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Applied at the
Factory, No. 16 BOND Street, New York. Ia 20 mwfS
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MONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada, IN
and for Storey county.-W. He. TEfhEN-
SON, plaintiff, VI. LANE STEPHENSON. alias
JANE WARE, Standardization brought In
the District Court OF the First judicial District
Of the State OF Nevada, In and for the county OIL
Storey, and tho complaint flel IN said county,
In the ofico OF the Clerk OF said District Court,
on the 18th day of September, a. u: lSI0.
r The State OF Nevada sends greeting, to Jane
Stephenson. defendant: You are hereby re.
Quircd to appear In n. action brought against
Court OF the First Judicial District OF the State
Of Nevada, In and for the county Of Storey, and
answer tho complaint filed therein. within ten
days exclusive OF the day OF ~serviccl amer inc
service on YOU OF this summons, II served In
said county: or, II served out OF said county,
days; or Judgment by default will bc taken
against you according 10 the prayer OF said COM
plant. ,o ,,,,,
ment and decree OF this Court that the bonds OF
matrimony existing between plaintiff and dc
PENDANT be declared null aud void, ON tho
grounds, ny Il alleged IN plaintiffs complaint,
that at the time or the marriage OF defendant
and plaintiff. said plainliff believed his former
wife, Mary ]. Stephenson, dead, but has, since
his said marriage with defendant, ascertaincd
she Is living and L. now alive.
And you are hereby notified ma " you inii 10
ply to theC Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
trict Courtor the First Judicial District
- OF the State OF Nevada, in and for The
LII 1. county OF Storey, this 18th day OF Sep
49, tcmber, In the year OF our Lord one
sand eight hundred and seventy.
GEO. H.. DANA, Clerk.
By j. II. MARBLE, Deputy Clerk.
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