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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Elias X. Rockwell, fireman, recovered
t12 900 damages yesterday, from the ThirdAyenue Rail-
road Company for injuries received In 1855 by running
against an iron splinter projecting from the track
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. before Judge Benedict the petit jury discharged
till II a. H. to-day: Attachments Issued for Steven
b. Babcock, Steven W. Caldwell and Thos. W. Evans,
members Of the Grand Jury, who failed to answer
their names and Frank L Bailey, HERMANN. Lvings-
ton David b. Sahlein, n. 3. TompknsOn and David Van
EOstrand, ordered to show cause on Friday why
they should not be punished for contempt Of Court for
falling answer when called Grand Jurymen. 1t be-
ing impossible TO obtain Grand Jury, the Court ad-
jOurned till II a. NJ, to-day.
A motion was made before Judge IngTaham
In the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday In the Win
cheu divorce case, to file supplemental complaint
charging Mrs. Winche with adultery with her present
lawyer. Afidavits were presented claiming that de-
PENDANT sick at the time Of the alleged adueres
and showing abb for both defendant and her lawyer
and IL urged that Of action could &C
crue since the service OF the summons. Plaintiffs cOun.
sci claimed that the Court could grant the motion
II the matter we're entirely new but Of the deenses
was cOndOnrnient, and subsequent adultery revived
the old Ofenses. Decision reserved.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Owen Cannon, charged with resisting a marshal,
when in discharge bis duty hell yesterday 900 By
Commissioner shiens David Kelley charged With embnng lei
the PoOee, renewed his ball. yesterday the
$4,000.
Patrick Kelley, charged with dealing in counter
felt money held yesterday in $4,000 bail, BY Commissioner
Shields II said that Kelley the dealer counterfeit
country and that officers been looking for him
Fifty five dollars In counterfeit found him when
be arrested.
In the Court Of Special Sessions, before Judge
DowipE yesterday VIM WILSON for stealing 81 80 from Wang
the House Of Refuge James FarbanEs stealing
Of coal Ppsntsy two months Gerard Coof stealing shawl
months r.WlAm Armstrong stealing ~ 70 from
George Roth, sent 10 the House Of Refuge.
In the Court of General Sessions before Recorder
HacEe Michael honahAn pleaded guilty
indecent assault MA har Steven Of No 800 Wet Fifty
postponed Alexander Marshall pleaded guilty
Ittempt at burglary sentence postponed
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DEATH FROM OLD AGE.

The physcian's certificate in the case OF
James Quail who died few nights since pronounoes the
Of his death to DO extreme old age He was well
known character of the Fourth Ward In which he lived
for years. always in house. He was born In 1902
and immgrated to this city in 1s2 He was the Oldest
Of whom died year ago over 90 years OF age. James
Quail married when IS OF and has had elRnt
Children four OF whom and his widow survive him. he
was carpenter by trade. and his four surviving sons
the eldest 81 years OF age are sail makers he never
smoked or chewed tobacco but inveterate snnn
taker never taking less than spoonful at pinch His
diet always Of the painest food and he drank no
lI0uOrh
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY Der. 49, .
Nail. for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Idaho close a N. No Supplementary Mail a.,
PoauPIste ssnIns and San Domingo per steamship
Tybee, close at p. IN -
for EUROPE Liverpool steamship City OF
Baltimore close a. 1880 Supplementary MAIL on Pier No. o.
raj letter. d.posd in Supplementary Mails be prepaid With
double postage . . , 800,
q.
h2pm 1900. - =.
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6be 6urf.

DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSO-
CIATIoH-Tbs following Special PrspiunS will be oed for
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
commencing each day at 2 D. m.
First DAY TUESDAY October H. Pure No. for horses that have
beaten minutes. closed With ten entres
SAME DAY,
Purse No. heyrOh Propsc. Park Colt stake closed With four
entriea
seoud Day WRDNBaDAY October 49, Purse No. for horses
have never beaten rs closed With sir entries
SAME DAY,
Pure Ne for horses that have never beaten 2 closed with hr
Third Day THURSDAY October 49, Purse No. Pros
pset Park Colt stake closed with sve entries
SANE DAY,
Purse 10 for horses closed with en-.
Day FRIDAY October 30 Pure No T. for horse, that
never beaten 2;2s, closed with siI eptheL
SANE DAY,
Purse No for horses beaten G closed With eleven
co. Rad, Secretary MARTIN KALBFLRIscH President
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JUSTICE BOWLING MAKES GRAVE CHARGES

JUSTICE BOWLING MAKES GRAVE CHARGES
AGAINST CAPT. wALSH-wHY PANEL-HOUSES
AND GAhING-DENs FLOURISH IN THE FOUR
TENTH WARD.
The stru ggle between the Brennan and
Downing fact ons in the Sixth and Fourteenth Wards
promises to be an exceedingly bitter Capt Edward
Walsh whose precinct the Fourteenth Ward has long
had an unenviable notoriety account Of Its panel
houses and gaming s o friend Of Sheriff Brennan,
and announces that lie will "make 1t warm for any
liquor-dealng friend Of Justice Bowling In his
precinct who shall violate any provision Of tho
Excise law. Up to the present time the
law has been violated there with impunity.
This threat has aroused the anger Of Justice Downg
and IN open Court yesterday he declared that Capt
Walsh would do much better to engage In the work Of
suppressng panelhouses gambling dens, and other
thfevng establishments in his precinct than In venting
Nos l2S and 1sl Crosby had long been known as the
worst In the city, and the sights In other parts OF mat
street shameful prostitutes looking out OF win
dOws, and reckoning to business men who were com
only too glad to have the psnehouse keepers brought
before him, with sufficient proof to warrant ms rs
committing them. 1t idle for Capt. Walsh TO
cay that could not obtain evidence TO convict these
was notorious fact that his former detective and conf
dental officer had "stood in" with these offenders
against the law; when the magistrate was Police cap
tain, had not only broken up several panelhousee
other Police Captain who honestly desired to do 3d. 1t
was against the Police rules and regulations tor any
! officer Of the Department to become delegate to
political convention. and yet Capt walsh had aloWeu
forthcoming nominating Convention for Senator from
| his District.
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scANDALoUs AFFIDAvITs AGAINST FISK SUP.
PRESSED.

Judge Ingraham, in the Supreme Court,
Chambers, yesterday decided to grant the motion to
suppress the AFFIDAVIT of plaintiff III the case Of Stokes
agt Fisk and said "The greater portion is OF an i'm
proper character hut will give leave to the plaintiff
to serve new affidavit within two days. emitting the
portions Of which have made memorandum here, and
let the case ill the mean time, DC adjourned to next
Monday"
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i. The jeweled enamel Of

nEs on porcelain and enamel. me teweiea Snsmo' VI
Email do Boure Is truly elegant and very vaIuspe.
The tables Of Fayenoe mado by Am66Se oe ins
are useful and remarkably handsome a hut even
tyrO must admire them Ihese are, OF Of Which,
however, would hardly be called small Al s 1 ~
Beautiful and the workmanship In some ~ tS sme
article only much finely chased, worm t~ IVA
@ sure that the slightest breath would disturb the
doWny feathers one Of the room has oeen sSt
cous management OF colOring and hangngs, Deautiu
little parOr made thus giving the visitor Deter lags
clearly the efect which would be produced at home
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TWENrY-FoUR CooKING-sTovEs FROM THE PEEK
' SKILL "BOYsn

TO W. Au'VVT Ut IHN IFFUHH6,
SIR The Peekskin Mutual Iron Works Ia CO.
operative toundery organised little year ago by
some Of our enterpnEng mechanics. After reading
about the great nuber Of homeless persons In Chicago
the superintendent exclaimed Boys those people viii
freoze this Kind Of weather." The boys imuedia,e,
responder We win prevent bone Of them from freei-
ing ny ea2n lending stovSr Twenty four cooking.
Of the "Mutud Stove Works." Respectfully yours
PcekskiR, Oct. Ia, 1871 A. PERKsKuIRR
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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK .................... OCTossR II

PORT OF newborn :..:::::.'.'.'''.'' oorO'"" IT,
CLEARED.
s':.%:S ar: SSs
stsamIhp City Of Mexico Zimmerman Havana and Mexico F.
stssn,Sp Isaac Bell gl.imn. Norfolk City Point and Richmond
os s,t DSmlnlSH B s Ta1 B. GS Philadelphia
Steamship sayao.er Putt. Phi.lelPh, Hand u.,,p NJ,
steamship VIM Clyde. Drew Norfolk CITY Point and Richmond
sea%Sp Nls, Couch Richmond Norfolk, and City Point, Old
S!.:.. $ VA s1 s..'ss
S19:SS DO 5S.d SI TS- e.t
SKIP American Uaon psSsOs London, 6inHeI; Nntum Co.
B B A Ss. Sf S Ds
k.oSSs Si1ts: T S:.GH Smith
@ sSI"S, ;o,.
ss eSr Ge.ss l. c.t ci.rl savannah Evans Ball Co
s ssI E1 sssSi p ci HsSS s's
Scht Dart johnson, Stamford.
sShI fsa ss,Isy Level. D, ss LGHt B'o+
Steamship Colombo (Br Freeman Liverpool Oct 'nd Queenstown
Stehp vcsburg Stead New Orleans days with md and pass
STEAMSHIP Gof, cro~o Charleston With md.s and pas. Hear
. sS %Or Eo%oss Allen Boston days In ballast
shp Trimounan Town,end Liverpool ~ days with mdse
Bark Delta tOf Annapolis Groves Newport IS days With railroad
Abby Ellen M Belfast Mel HaEner FernAndinA 10 days With
BIZ fsTcre Of EewHeul Due Trinidad IS days with sugar
SeR Kate Wentworth c.n. Meade Peu..eo. Ia day.. with
lumber.
scHooNERb-RIvBR coAsTwBs.
JuBa A. Rider, Indanols. FraaconA Wilmington, N c.
Anna Shepard, Jacksonville. J. < Bowen. Virginia.
B. F. Reeves Virginia ]. }. Benton, Virginia.
Mary Jane, Virginia jamestown, virginia.
AdalIs Virginia y. L. HRbbard, virginia
sedoniA Rondout Tens Rsndout.
John b. sposod BHlabethport Crotou, EhE.behpoh
y p Randolph, RHIabethp port. Orion ElzabethJor
Copy. EliIabehpor Yosemite, EiIabehpor.
Highlander, BhabethpoH Jane, Port johnson
Line Vincent, Port johnson. FaVohte, Port johnson.
FLIGHT Port johnson EIrrtion, Port johnson.
Eliza r., Port Johnson. Nevada, Port Johnon
Connecticut Port johnson. Decatur 0akes, Newport.
Ann Bin WEXFORD Waterman, Providence.
Geo. H. Mills, Providence. v Glover. Providence.
d. r. siner. Providence. r. p King Providence.
J. H. Bartlett Providence. Samuel Nash, Providence.
Helen Mar Providence. Chss p Suckney Providence
J.P Crawford, Providence. l.. BOlce, Providence.
Cbas Carroll Providence.
WIHu-Sunset, light s.; clear
SAILED.
Steamships Hsmmona for Hsmburg Leo for Savannah james
Adgsr Charleston BeneO for Wilmington NJ G.; Niagara aud
VIM. p. Clyde for HohoH, &c
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrRE MONROE Oct l7-Psssed in for Baltimore bark Prince
Alfred Lyerpoo bhgs Black swan from st. Pierre Brothers
from BIO Jnsso Blanche fro. Wet I,d D1nis from DeRsrs.
schr Jane Louisa, for HALIFAX
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Oct 1.-THE General Transatlantic CompsnLs steamship
VILE Paris Capt surnos from Oct for HAVrs arrived
The National Lse tea@shp Virgins. Capt Sumner NewYOri
fFor Latest Ship Ne,1s see Fi|th PaoeI
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TIE CHICAGO RELIEF FUND.

CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
A. A. Low, Treasurer of the Chicago Relief
Committee OF the Chamber of Commerce, reports the
following additional subscriptions from O'Clock Oct l6
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM LIyERPOoL-Iu steamship Colorado, Oct tsMI1 King
Mr. and mrs Gibln Mis- NJ HobOn Miss E9hCn M, Foot Mr.
Earl Miss Bari T. T. HusSOn Miss Husson, H. Smith ID Smith
r. Robertson Rubery W. TlpscOh, L. Tspeott MRS H.
Hubbard Hsbe Lecie M. LecLis miss Lsclis MAYOR
H Mclean p Brdew q. T. Pord W. B. Crosby Misc HGmll
ton Mister H. Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton Mr. Hamilton, hn d.
PeTste Mr.. De Peyser Hn. N. A. Sherman.
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RUaINRRs IN CHICAGO.

The following kilograms will show that whila
Chicago suffered by ro other city ever suffered
and while are appalled, as the magnitude Of their
actiOn her busneSs have turned their backs upon
fortunes In ruins and again intent upon reoupera
ton:
[By Telegraph "CMcAao, Oct IA, 1871
American Steam Safe Co., 800 Broadway, n Y Shin
safe, with best burSiArprpot chests Messrs BAfr
Co. Quickest route. II. 8. LAMBETH
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Two English ladies' Miss Pearson and Miss

Mclaughlin have had conferred upon them the bronze
cross and diploma OF the Socif de Src0rs auI BIrsbss
OF FnTc in recognition Of their services on the battle
fields Of Metz. Sedan aud Orleans.
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10 Whom II man Concern

EEwYoax Oct. IT, 1871.
A DRAFT Of W. T. ARMS, dated Oct. 10, 1871,
n for eliza a. On A. r. Stewart Co., Endorsed psyAbh
BAN New Yof Ion Vii, morning The nssOdaOn Of the
sahs 4 forbidden
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

| MINIATURE ALMANAC
5:l6 Moon $50
| MON A. n.
li:25 Hell Gate Ferry ,.R:B
|
candy Island. .l;54 He'll Gate Ferry. l:N
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[ARAin.l
- CHICAGO. Oct. IA n

American Steam Safe Co., 800 Broadway, n. Y Shin
immediately to r. Fl. Harris lowest freight fast rain an
the safes above No with and without chests that you
can spare. H. 8. LAnBRRTS
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The following statement exhibits the receipts at the
Chamber OF Commerce for each day from the 10th inst
Including YesterdaY


The Committee Of 100 appointed by the Chamber Of
Commerce are requested to meet at the OF the
Chamber, 63 Wiliam-st, to-day noon, to act upon i'm
pOrtant business.
THE TRIBUNE has received and handed over to A. A.
Low, Treasurer VI, collected In THE NETWORK TRIB-
UNE Composing Room
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NATIONAL AID TNVOKRD,

The Chamber Of Commerce Relief Committee forwarded
yesterday to President Grant memorial setting forth
the nature and extent Of the recent great fires in Chi
eago and in Michigan and Wisconsin, recounting the
generous efforts made by individuals and corporations
to relieve the guererS and urging in view Of the mani
tude Of the calamity the imperative need Of national
assistance. In conclusion the memOrialsts invoke the
President to act in concert with the Heads Of Depart
ments IN providing food clothing, and shelter, for the
hungry, naked and houseless, who are now wandering
In region that is stripped Of food and habtaons.
What the law of necessity thus requires Congress when
it meets will, doubtless. cordially approve.
JEWELERS. sBBsCRIP TONS.
The following contributions were forwarded. through
Taylor Olnsted Taylor, TO N MatsOn Of Chicago
the benefit Of watchmakeTs and jewellers who suffered
by the fire:
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6iiuaiions mantso--females.
6ituatious Uanteo--Malss.

A YOUNG MAN of q COLLEGIATE education
"A and good business qualifications wishes SITUATION
pac.y where trust and integrity required Address BUSINESS Ia
i60 Tribune Once.
TIHE ADVERTISER, a good penman and
accountant understanding thoroughly both sSe1s Of oook
desires SITUATION Parties requiring the excluVs services IL
their written and boc pose st
very moderate expense References a. 70 abny "a Aa
@. o. D., Tribune Ohce
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Urp GOODS.

AIDES HATS and VELVET B0NNETS,
this dy At reduced pees elegant display reduce stock
this day Chens nsh BINESS MILLINERY, 6i7 Broadway.
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Real estate 10 Gsshanat.

gro EXCHANGE for q HARLEM 1 GSUuIiS0'
1 REsIDBNCR sud 10 ACHES " 'a
HAlILhV. BaaLSAAS '.a 49,.
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BILLIARDS.
Messrs. PEELAA & COLLENDER



An extensive branch Of their business, where they
propose to keep c'li>t rntlr On hand the LAHUEoI
ana most complete assortment Il
Billiard Tables, Cloths, Cues, Etc, Oh
this C0as..
THE TABLES are # the latest styles and siZ-
rtctut1v adopted N the Eastern States are manu-
f,cturei in :hr best ya-e~.hi- manner. aud fur
Ei-hed with PHELAN'S LATEST IMPROVED
CUSHIONS.
The new composition Billiard Ball made by the
HYATT manufacturing 20 ot Albany y. ! the
best substitute FIR ivory vet discovered. For sale
only by rs. Price So per set.
All goods sod wilibe oftl chest quality. and the
1rice> fully as low As any other house II the bust
hes.
Parties visiting the city are invited to visit our
wareroums and Inspect our stock.
GE + PIIELAN, 81 MARKET st.
y L. The public are notified that no other
arties on the tac'fic coast haye the right to ~"ii
phelan's Cushions. ocls-ln
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Es- No charge { I Milling. S~ampIing or Assay.
Assays guaranteed to C rrtspond with L. 5 Mint.
Ore Sacks returned to slippers free Of Railroad
charges. Gre sampled ~ Battery or Crlsher. at
the option Of shipper.
+. F. CSBISTON, Manager.
Reno, January ], ISL. mhI9-tt
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10000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD.

Which will eutitle the heller Il any one Of the
following glt, that may be awarded to il.
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c. l.. PERKINS & II. G.. STREET
PROPRIETORS,

And will be devoted 10 the promotion of
the best interests OF the State Of Nevada
and the County of Ormsby. In lis col
umns will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining Intelligence OF the Pa
cific States, particularly OF Nevada; its
local department Will be carefully at
tended to. and all events t~ranSpiring will
be t%ruthfully chronicled.
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TONTREAL GOLD SILVER

MI MINNIE CTNPANN. LOCATION u iEnp
ertv, Rose CANYON. Orm-hy county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent Upon the following
described stock. On account If assessments levird
On the 18th day f June. 1871. and the 18th
day Of July, 1871, the several amounts set opposite
he names Of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

u,HF REASONS FOR BUYING o AND
S~Tt1IONERY from US, rather than going to
New ' ok, ARE
EE-T-We MANUFACTURE very largely Of
goods exactly suited 20 your wants, ami which
YOU cannot obtain elsewhere.
SECOND-We BUY and SELL. importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers. upon such
terms as make it TO vcUr interest to come to u
rather than go 70 New York.
Your orders are respectfully solicited, ~satisfac
ton guaranteed. Very respectfully,
A. l.. BANCROFT g. CO.,
fell-3m san FRANCISCO. CAL.
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TAKE WARNING!

rf1HE V. & T. R. II. 90. R ANXIOUS TO
/. take due rrecaurion against accidents and
loss OF life resulting from the running Of their
trains; and they take this method Of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers ATTENDING
the too common practice Of children playing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Conn any find it impossible to-,
PERSUADE boys. " no frequent the termini and stop
pig places of the road from climbing upon the.
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged TO resort to more decided measures if these
annoyances are continued. Recent accidents.
which are wholly ascribable to the carelessness of
persons III jumping on and off the cars when in
motion, should be warning enough in themselves.
II. NJ. YERlNGTON, Superintendent.
August 16, 1870. If.
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And in accordance with law. and an order Of the
Board # Trustees. made on the 18th day of
July, 1871, 81 many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock as may be Necessary will be sold by pub
lie auction. at the flee If the company, on Carson
street, Carson City. Nevada, on
Monday. d Hin Of August. 1871.
at the hour o. l. o'cI0tk M Of said day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
cost If advertising and expenses ri sale
c. LAMABkE, Secretary.
Carson, July Ii, ISL.
N1TICE.-AH the stockholders in the Montreal
Gold and Silver Mining Company who have pai'
the previous assessment are hereby nottfi-d that
q an additiona. ASSIGNMENT If fry (5O) cents per tool
was levied "n the 18th Of -Juiy. III, payable on
the 14rh IF August, Isl. If not paii AT tnat time
SAID feet will lie sod at public au, tion, as per no
tice above. BY oTIsE If the Trt stees-
c LAIiERE. secretary.
Office RAILROAD -aioou, No. G4 Carson street
corner If Speare stre,t, Carson, New jyl5 m
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80 Magnificent Prizes. among which
i one Of 500 eco Gold Coin.

These Gift> will, At fhe concert be awarded to
the holders ~ tickets ia tt same nlauuer ns at
the concert given III san trtnci,co i'll aid OF the
Mercantile Library
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A CARD.

II 5. MASON TAKtS THIS OPPORTUNITY
t. thank his old customers fr I err former
irtpral support. and to request them to cal upon
him again. and take a look at the merchandise
offered for sale .
y. r. Goods will he delivered Free of
Charge. in any part Of the city. and in any part
part Of the country within reasonable distance
Carson City. JaHury ID. l>1l. Ja2tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-24

The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION are 70.
day examining the claims Of Nathan Webster
Of Georgetown, sc ,96l; A Henry Ives, Arling
ton, Virginia, IS ,O4I; William Ferris. late al
FAIRFAX county, Virginia, sss452, ana Lott w
Crocker, OF Fairfax county, Virginia. s745. All
,hese claims are for forage, fuel, cattle, hogs
&c., taken from Virginia farms
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r. 1,OO3 GIFTS.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
me toNsdtng ASytHm, SisterS Of Clarity. Mar
1ofki ana S0tditTS and Sailors ORPHANS
home, WnshtaEtoa.
10 be held In Washington, ID. o., under and by
virtue OF permit IRON Hon. A. Pieassnton, Com
Iatsenler OF Internal Revenue, Oh ednesday, June
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders BY the Commissioners: 4stOry Brick
HOUSE. 66 N. Calvert St, Baltimore, S2s 90. 2.2sJ
three Dwelling. and saw Mill lying on Che. and
Ohio Canal $40 e9: sstory Brick House. II! Bol-
fSn e., Bslt3;, s 1900 story Brick House, 200
conway :. BALTIC. $3.50. fine Residence near
same location, $500 fiSe Residence near Gov"no,
Gown ss%s lo ;sms De Hesas1os
Ss.s as esOPss spS ssfs
spd Lincoln County, Sebrs,ks, per cent gold in
shares National Mechanics, Bank, BALTIC 10,
shares Citizens National Bank, BALTIC; 100 share
Sortherp Central Z r loo Shares Erie r. r.; ?
Wilmington and BALTIC. Il B. 81 90 TICKETS or ,
Bon. McVoLLoueH Elkton, Md r.,
Hon J. y. NEeIEY, n. q !, Pittsburg, Pa. Trustee
kettraees Mai. Cen. d Hunter, s A., WASH
inytcps D; o.: Bon. Jas NegIey, -Piftsbarg, Pa /;
Coz Bankers, Hsserstown, Nd; Hon. b. ] Brent,
late Atty Gen,l, Baltimore.
De EDS OF the above Rssl Estate certified by
In the b sr nd q We and
h1sie Dealers, 92s Pennylvania avenue: W. Ii
U D. Horizon; Booksellers. AIS Pennsylvsnis
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