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At JAMES rsa,I.s McEEERY .n$ Ssysn,n eS,s stree.
ON MoNDhY, nsos sosember4
great reductions in Silks, sss.f
60 pieces plain eoores sinks day and evening wear ST.
Brocael Silks in all the new and delicate nt for even
beaai assortment of Ottoman Satin de Lyon 27nch,
BLACK n k csSSe@iTe finish Lyons siifs from 81 50.
Black sinks e the weilknown make Of Bonnet eourd
AT JAMES McREERy CO.'S
n Broadway and Eleventh street,
on MONDAY, %esember Sass 4,
came,,, HAZE NesA sbaMls ,ndia and sc,re,.
In elegant designs.
Also the cheapest line Of all wool a@a
Auwoo, naws RsNsrs,se eSer s,,oman SfsTsd; snov,s
' 50 worth 81 SssFs II. A. npss low prices
Something entirely new wy in Car Carriage shawls
Railway Travelling Rugs :. su,..-
ATJAMEs McREERY 4 co.'s
sole agents in the United States for" the or
Jouvin Kid Glove
win open on Mopday November large assortment in
all the new we. Cloth h Shades and SS
Gloves at very attractive prices
AT JAMES McREERY d co.'s,
offer in their
Asr"cShan sS a'Sho Giosks 'nai rom $50 SO to SO
large assortment Silver Fox Sets and Trimmings
Russia Sable, Ermne Mink, Lynx ana Alaska sadie SETS
at low prices.
Trimming Furs c ut any Width
In Alaska Sable black Concy Seaskin, Mink, Astrac
khan Swans Down. white Coney, Ac., &C.
Children's white Coney Cloaks
and Furs OF all kinds
AT JAMES MCREERY CO.'S,
"A Broadway and Eleventh street.
on MONDAY, November4,
win offer in their
LADIES' and Chlldren's
Suits in silk and Cashmere much below the cost Of
importation.
An assortment OF handsome Opera Coaks received per
French and Berlin sacques and Talmas SIS to $35
Ylack Alpaca Suits from $l2 to SO
Suits ana Dresses made TO order.
Especial attention paid 10 Wedding Outfits.
Ladies' uBderclothng in fine goods
. al popular prices
Night Dresses Chemises,
Drawers and Corset Covers.
Ladies' Trail Skirts, rnnled, 81;
reduced from 81.
Infants Outfits constantly in stock for immediate usc
Infants Mcrino, silk and Velvet Hats and
Caps, Nursery Baskets, Shawls
Cioaks &C.
Clidrens Walking Coats,
saeques and Dresses
in stock made TO order.
Ladies' French Corsets warranted best shapes
at prices from 75c. to 81
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REEGkEyy ASD thI2dss RR9wN n pprs,nrxr Ann v,cr
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Amasa :. Parker yon, wu,,.m. Henry r. selden'
SSrHs GSwa G. G'snsG RsamS SSah EsMn Y E"b5s E"iss
Andrew Cunningham Charles Courier,
ossps EsSSsd kasS nSSSa p%ss %msoG G'S:SR Watson J
Theodor q. Giaubensklec John Kellogg
a%rs Tn9%ss n hysn Sana 5sasssn zsnSs 3 Priss + s,
H%s.sS aSscghsr sssF" %" IssSs2's IsSs ssA'0n
@is TSsdieas s'1Si " Collins Fran M Kiln spaSd'ns S
Stephen B. Ayrcs, Abraham Altman.
Edgar X. Apsar. Truman n. Collnan.
FRANCIS ' HERMAN
dSAtsCE9 ESr tiss's9'ps H. oHSsFaSE SEF%@.
soss Ell S'pa' r nGREasB. fG9TRE%alissBSneSG, 81.
For lp'ysSsN5 Egos 3. 2 BscSkS i!ssS Ssl''n'
ron ssSSSH Nc sisis i 4 SGTs G5sTTss'
ABRAHAM t9s fsygrE 4 y2grEwRExcE.
c2aREss hGT RisiFsrl bSWohJk b1StWseo5hhfJyk
ousSfse EffS sisy !. iSsSf' sESSf'onp.
HENRY S2E cSFS1sF %SI4AAs.
For Jnsa JSs,Ice e, q M,,,s she Supreme Tr Court
Hris e h'f1. A. sosTsb Sss1dssbfS resigned
Place ss ,siS SsSs & T. ss$Ss $SssSs'
George z Bradford. Patrick i,ysagh',
George W. Plunkitt Edward Gilon,
Robert McCaffcrty, Richard Flanagan,
Thomas Shells William Salmon,
Frederick thinner, Nicholas Scger,
John Reilly, James Nc Laren
William r. Ashman.
II 1BERAL REPUBLICAN
IL and United Democratic Nomination.
Nineteenth Assembly District
For Assembly,
HENRY N. WILLIAMS.
NEW YORK. NOV. o. Is7a-AT A MEETING or THE
~ Peter Bscho the Twenty second ward,
Nineteenth Assembly district held nt their
corner OF Fysxth street and sixth shc follow
Ing gentlemen endorsed For Assembly
tccnth Assembly district Thomas OCaaha Tor Assist.
Alderman Of the Nineteenth Assembly district Henry
A. Linden ALEX H. DAVIDSON, Pre- sdcnt
PETER CR0PSEY. Vice President
JoHN HOFFMAN Secretary.
WILLIAM IiLpENsRASD, Treasurer.
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DEFORM CANDIDATE. s*fs+-s-s-
IL For Assistant Alderman of the Sixteenth district
(Eighteenth Wardl EDWARD r. sTErL
OF THE
SEVENTH. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
OF THE CITY 0F NEW YORK

DEEPLY IMPRESSED w
ELEOTING A MEMBER {
IMPORTANT DISTRICT "
REPRESENT THE GREAT
OUR CITY, WE EARNEs
THOMAS ].
BY REASON OF HIS ABIL
PERIENCE IN PUBLIC AT
OF THE ELECTORS OF
DISTINCTION OF PARTY.
PETER COOPER,
HORACE Il. CLARKE,
EDWARD b. WESLEY,
WIN. X. TRAvERS,
AUGUSTUS SCHELL
HENRY u. vERHUvEN,
HENRY HILTON,
LORENZO DELMONICO,
ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT,
ALFRED ROE,
JOHN T. AGNEW,
RICHARD HCHEI.L.
GEORGE W. SAUER,
JOHN q. DAVIS,
DAVID B. WILLIAMSON,
ANTHONY EICkHOFF,
GEORGE A. OSGOOD,
JOHN H. WHITE, NJ. D.,
GUSTAyE LEWECk,
CARL NICOLL,
j. b. REYNOLDS, M. D.,
ROBET. l.. CUTTING, JR.,
Gen. AUGUSTUS FUNK,
DANIEL X. KENDALL,
JOSEPH NJ. OMEIS,
GEORGE KUSTER-
WILLIAM LALOR,
CASSIUS II. READ,
PHILIP MERKLE,
JOHN O. MILLS,
MAURICE j. POWER,
BURTON N. HARRISON.
EDWARD L. GAuL,
ROBERT ENNEVER,
II. j. MELBOURNE,
WILLIAM T. RIDER,
ALBERT WEBER.
JOHN M. BOSSING,
N. HART JACKSON,
GEORGE ROTHAM,
JOHN. n. REYNOLDS,
FRANCIS BAKER,
JOHN SCOTT.
CHARLES BENDEL,
SYLVESTER Il. NOLAN,
HUGO GEKSCH,
EDWARD j. KNIGHT,
GEORGE KRAEa1ER,
RICHARD FROST,
M1TCHELL Z. WENT.
WORTH,
JOHN G. OTTO,
OSCAR II. BOGERT,
HUGH CUMMINGS.
SIMEON GOODMAN,
JAMES EAGAN,
SIMON STERNS,
CHRlSTOPli FLECKE,
CHARLES MCNCLTy,
JACQUES SCHMITZ,
SAM uEL r. SMITH,
GEORGE jacob,
PETER w. MCGUIN,
AARON j. WESTERVELT,
nITTA nAT L ~ u Il Dc
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Corr.
Hon. CHRISTIAN ScHw
tieth district
DEAR SiR-The under
the Twentieth Assembl,
accept their nomination
Twentieth district, IRE
The past course OF youl
Assistant Aldermen ant
Office prompt us earnes
proposition. Yours tru
h. 4 M. Schaefcr.
Robert Morrison.
George Jack.
Franz Sigel.
Chas. 4. kugler.
p. ". Stockey.
4. Goldstein.
Vim. Neustaedter.
II. Heyman.
j. ii. Lyon.
John Keys.
Oscar A. Nathusius.
Schmitt * Koehne.
John Grels.
Geo. Ganzenmuller.
Andrew Lender.
II. kuhlheim.
William Harvey.
kilian Lender.
Francis D0hmann.
PHI. Block. !.
Joseph A. Smith.
Jacob Rathgeber.
George Mans.
j. y. Barek.
A. Hauck.
Chr. Spahr.
Herm. RolttZ.
Wilhelm Friedricha.
Anton Ehrle.
Chr. V0lk.
j. Schwenden.
William Benxoni.
Mr.. Gpebble.
Severim Never.
John Wendell.
John Rothcr.
L. Hoffman.
w. II. Teinacher.
Peter Ernenweiil.
John b. Wenning.
Emil Sauer.
. Geo. q. Clausen.
Jacob R0rnberg.
Jos. Neustaedter.
lily. Rothschild.
FIR. krutina.
y. Hamburger.
TnOS. y. Fell.
Jacob Zieyler..
Vim. A. Reed.
Anton I1eiD.
II. Il. uhlig.
M. Ehrenreich.
Frank kOelle.
Leopold Strauss.
Ch. II. Ehrhardt.
Joseph Lender,
John B. Ruckdaschcl.
Philip Koehler.
A. Henry Wcnning.
John Osborn.
John Kisscnger.
YhOs. Newstcad.
John +. Mander.
Isaac Nachman.
Philip ROsscl.
Dwinis Kayser.
Chas. Mess.
A. Steigerstahl.
John u. Gesner.
IA. Anderson.
Heinrich Arnold.
l.. Ehrenholz.
Anton Fried.
M. kailand.
Oh. Muller.
Anton Rauch.
u. q. Assenheimer.
Chas. Maihoitz.
Frank Bang.
Adolph Leyinger
VIM. Ester.
II. little.
John Lenihan.
William kull.
Jose phi Hoelzlc.
james A. Nestle.
John schneider.
s. II. Heimerdinger.
Andrew icnninger.
Sebastian Keller.
Tobias Vannes.
A. Michelbacher,
Jacob Mueller.
Julius Newwitter.
H. EnstontOf.
Jacob Ankncr.
John A. Schneider.
Jacob Leininger.
Vim. Schachel.
John Beinert.
ii. Schultz.
Lambert Haaren.
Adam Ankner.
Edward Osborn.
VIM. Wirsing.
Louis Luebcke.
q. GOenawein.
Michael Grant
Ernst Gunther.
N. Walther.
VIM. Lutz.
Andrew krick.
NJ. Wistuba.
l.. Richter.
John +. Peters.
Aug. Schacler.
John Raatkc.
william j. Shedel.
Henry Hundt.
Adam Simon.
Herman Kopke.
Carl thinner.
M. Scheublein.
G. Ncuhardt.
John ID. Crimmins.
J. Danncr.
Garret l.. Schuyler.
ID. w. q. Ward.
IsIdor fcllheimer.
A. &. Stockman.
Math. Oswald.
Julius Dehm.
John Da wilson.
Il. Guggenheimer.
NJ. Whitehead.
+. Gatzke.
+. g. Hetzel.
Jos. Michels.
NJ. Dannenfelser.
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NEW. YORK. Oct. %, 1872.
Assistant Alderman Twen-
d, citizens and taxpayers Of
rict, hereby request you To
Assistant Alderman of the
i've OF any party nomination.
,ns IN the present Board OF
well known ability for the
request you to accept Ut our
Nat. j. Burchell.
w. +. Parsons.
A. NJ. Parsons.
VIM. A. Butler.
Fr. Opperman.
Dan. Gallagher.
Ph. Gulach.
Ernest Laschc.
Louis Wendell.
George Eyer.
Franz Lackman.
Oscar Pheinel.
A. Jager.
+. A. Oehlers.
j. Metzend0rf.
August Beck.
Fr. Winterteld.
M. Almburg.
Chr. Rothner.
VIM. Dunn.
Carl Pfriemer.
stephen Landeck.
II. Enchenhoter.
Wilhelm Meyer.
Chas. Oswald.
Heinrich Grimm.
Chr. Kloetz
II. Bettjemann.
L. Lissberger.
Joseph Beckel.
Daniel August.
S. Hirsch, n. ID.
Adolpi NJ. Mas
Lewis Beckel.
l.. Hermann.
Chas. Huber.
Jos. Doelger 4 Sons
j.. N. Whitehead.
II, Sippe.
Geo. uOetting.
DR.. II. Kahn.
X. Peipe.
Levi Feist.
Philip Wendell.
w. Surdeman.
5. ungemach.
Moritz Strange.
ii. Hutnagcl.
u. Schur.
A. B. Fisher.
Vim. Krunerich.
A. b. Hayes.
II. Meilage.
j. n. Cory.
T. Tilford.
W. voigt.
q. II. Wilson.
DR.. A. Haddcn.
Abr. Dowdncy.
Hy. Silberhorn.
l.. Mabie, Jr.
August Fellheimer.
w. Kotenbohl.
Jacob Goetz.
Lorenz Wetzel,
+. Welbr0ck.
Gottiieb kieg.
John $. Rice.
N. Schickel.
J. Bauingartner.
q. Rousch.
II. Goodschaupt.
Lewis Asch.
n. Bruckner.
Meyer schultz.
A. kubien.
A. Bowski.
q. A. Randell,
w. X. Nichols.
James Graybill.
II. Einstein.
II. Herold.
Sebastian & Saal.
Henry Hornidge.
John Kress.
Hy. A. Staedler.
W. Meyn.
FIR. Schloeffcr.
Henry Hoelzlc. .
Chr. i. Hetzei.
tn. Hirschield.
Aug. Marshall.
j. klockmann.
Ernst Schaub.
Oscar knaucr.
Louis Brand.
lgnatz Aul.
w. klailSen.
Adam thinner.
Henn Jaekisch.
II. kleneri.
r. Paul.
DR.. JAS. W. Ranney.
L. 4. Hopkins.
Geo. N. William.
Louis Fellheimer.
ID. w. Hoops.
Fred w. Brey.
Geo. G. Giesen, Jr.
Patrick Gum.
Sam. Adler.
g. Newburger.
Chas. LOwenthal.
G. knipshild.
l.. Ellinghausen.
Adam Ehrhard.
George Yalney.
FIR. Petersen.
TIL. Riessenr.
Ad. kicssner.
Adolph kastner.
FIR. Wolf.
Joseph Ely.
Aug. Albrecht.
NJ. Dunstuack.
John kegel.
Ph. Rohrbach.
w. Rohrbach.
NJ. Roesner.
Louis FellheimcE
N. w. Thaycr.
4. II. McAvoy.
Paul F. Schoen.
r. A. Newman.
Hy. j. Burchell.
John Bayliss.
Geo. Michel.
John Is. Baylis.
John q. Keaney.
Peter Doelge.
Herman kugler.
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70 earnestly recommend him
ages.
De Grauw, Aymar 4 Co.,
Ticdman n Gafney.
Peter /. Nevius Il Son,
Waiter Carr j Co.,
A. II. Solomon 4 Co.,
Cornelius h. sutton,
o. W. DeI.ong,
Thomas Thatcher.
John Burke,
James Reid,
@. j. Murphy,
Hiram Bcnncr,
Albert Berthoid,
A. Christopson,
Lunt Brothers.
H. w. Loud X Co.,
Walsh, Field q Way,
Miller 4 Houghton,
Is. y. Weinberg,
Carver Il Barnes,
NJ. Rupp X Co.,
Brett, Son X Co.,
Crocker, Wood h Co.,
John Harper,
James w. Elwell a Co.,
William Roberts,
A. q. Higgins,
B. p. Sherman,
n. b. Moore,
Snow Il Burgess,
Charles ID. Schmidt,
j. T. Williams,
Marks h Fcbre,
NJ. Briggs 4 Co.,
James Hand,
Hicks 4 Bell,
W. 7. Frost,
j. b. eager,
Il. Il. Morgan's Sons
Samuel $. Dale,
Charles Chamberlain,
John L. Moore,
Bucknam 4 Co.,
Moody 4 Telfair,
Arthur Leary,
p. Q. Mechan,
y. Bausher,
Henry Moss,
G. 4 K. j. Peters,
Tupper 4 Beattie,
Mailer & Quereau,
Henry A. Barling,
u. i. Whitlock,
Ferguson x Wood,
j. H. Brewer 4 Co.,
Bncklin, Crane 4 Co.,
Ward 4 Tower,
Peter II. King & Co.,
Youngs 4 Co.,
Crary, Pike x Co.,
James w. McCulloh,
Riley, Leavy 4 Co.,
And three hundred others.
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fications stated above, and
to our citizens tor their sun
Gardner G.. Rowland,
Boyd X Hincken,
Jacob w. Schmidt 4 Co.,
Tetens Il Bockman,
William ii. Guion,
Rowland Il rockingham,
George Law,
George p. Fitch,
L. w. j. Hurst,
WIN. F. Converse x Co.,
Richard Poillon,
j. DeLamater,
James Smith,
Eugene O'Sullivan & Co.,
Lawrence Giles 4 Co.,
d. Il. DeWolf Il Co.,
NJ. Echeverria * CO.,
II. u. & j. w. Brookrnan,
Joshua Atkins h CO.,
James Il. Ward 4 Co.,
John r. Devlin,
ID. b. Eggert,
William l.. Chamberlain,
William Pinkney,
Barclay X Livingston,
William X. Garrison,
james nj. Motley,
William A. Sale x Co.,
Elisha Bacon.
James nj. MaCgrcgor,
Borland. Dearborn Il Co.,
Yates Il POrterfeld,
Funch, Edye h Co.,
Charles l.. Wright 4 Co.,
T.. q. Dale 4 Co.,
Gomez Il Arauimbau,
Fred. G. Schmidt,
q. q. Roumage.
N. II. Brigham,
T. Dunham's Nephew < Co.
McMurray h Dammarel,
T. $. Negus II Co.,
Z. L. Randlet, Son L Co.,
Paul Bradlee,
Roosevelt X Grifflths,
Edwin Corning,
Henry J. Meyer,
A. w. Winans, President,
A. g. Waterbury.
John r. Stevens,
j. @. Macarthur,
Hatton, Watson & Co.,
H. j. DeWolf 4 Co.,
B. r. Metcalf 4 Co.,
Nesmith Il Sons,
John 0'DOnohue's Sons,
Sturges, Chairman x Co.,
Eugene O'Sullivan L Co.,
8. w. Trusl0w,
s. G. Loud 4 Co.,
Sutton x Co.,
VIM. s. Whitlock 4 Co.
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POEITICAL.

DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
IL Nomination for Alderman,
NICHOLAS SEGAR.
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DEGuLAR REPUBLICAN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN,
JAMES A. DEER1NG.
FRANK MILLER, Sec. CHAS ,. BRUDER, Chairman.
DEGULAR GERMAN REFORM NOMINATION.-FoR
IL Member OF Assembly, Nineteenth Assembly District
JAMES a. DEEKIEG
Cnas A. JASiS, Sec. JOHN sCHLADEL, Chairman.
DEfoRM AND COMMITTEE OF
III Seventy Candidate.
For Alderman,
PETER Is OINEY.
DEGuLAR DEMOCRATIC REFORM
IL Nomination.
For Eleventh Assembly District,
CHARLES r. SYKES.
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DRY GOODS.

SN DRY GOODS.
III O'NEILL CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS,
are now Offering their Fall ana Winter Importation CON-
prng the latest and richest desirable novelties
known In the Partisan markets
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AT A MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS xERCAN-
tile he & hs the oEs%an
ssasS from %n't s s pa sasdn snd P
s " % 5 elsns g SRssT s
with the 70 al the claims S By
decided that the Character Of the men placed nomna-
s S NJ as %ss @ RfMf IT.
HHs ws wHns oS ssssS sess
yarmest exertoa ID their behalf, VIZ; = -
fass ssakins shaiot ss'A samuel El LEWIS
On Ssba Al OF ss committee solomon Aenroacn
= ''D' - FuSFsTHs SFsHH qHAEA gH1E4. President
LYTTLET0Mr r rIiSrv e vGARRETsoN.
i JOIN i, SAFtFSSES; GhaHSSHS, ,r
POLIO HALL REFORM DEMOCRATIC NoMINA
~ ~ Dspc snE0r Es Sf A'fsIsY SER
raoa. m 4eS es john E. 6ey sS s
Louis Rodcnsten. Secretaries.
ATTHE REGULAR MEETING OF THE MONTGOM-
IA cry Club Of the Seventh ward, on Monday evening,
friend Of the workng class James o'Bren, for Mayor
''''' '0AA JOHN BOWLING, President
ATA MEETING OF $50 DELEGATES OF THE WORK
quarters on Friday evening November is72 i was
port James Brien for Mayor Francis Herman for
JAS. MCGOWAN, j. p.
VIM. HUGHES g. ". p.
JOSEPH KEENE, @. s.
JAMES HAGERTY.
DROOKLYN.-THE REGULAR REPUBLICAN, NOMI
ID nation for Constable, Sixth ward, FRANCIS
THOMPSON.
COMMITTEE or SEVENTY,
- Reform, Taxpayers and Republican Nomination
For Alderman,
City of New York,
GEORGE KOCH.
COMMITTEE OF sEvENTY.-ANY PERSON DIS
~ posed to contribute the Election Fund of the
miuec OF Seventy may leave their subscriptions with
Emil Sauer, Treasurer, at German American Bank or
with the subscriber, at Merchants Bank Wall street
j. ID. vERMILYE, Chairman Finance Committee.
NONTRADICTIoN.-IN ONE OF THE MORNING
~ papers paragraph appears in which II is stated
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rro THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.
The office Of District Attorney

quires for Its incumbent Of capaby, hone sty and
integrity.
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LrOR MEMBER or ASSEMBLY, NINETEENTH AS.
sembly District endorsed by tho Committee of Sew.
cnty, JAMES A. DEERlNG
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Mr.. CHARLES DoNOHUE

has been nominated for that Office We have known Mr.
Donohue for many years. and know him to be In
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

HONTRADICTION.-IN ONE OF THE MORNING
~ papers a paragraph appears in which II is stated
party of my friends attacked body the adher-
in procession along Washington street Permit state
through your valuable journal that who at all
times most heartily deprecatcs anything acrimonious
rotous conduct in political campaigns and should be
exceedingly grieved did of my friends far forget
themselves to commit the assault with which they
the meeting at Apollo Hail. were most of friends
at the time and, am informed and believe the dis
turbance caused by number of irespons BILE boys
for whose conduct neither nor other candidate
you will greatly oblge, yours respectfully;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1875. sg:sa.Et

TT 9. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON
u. City, Nevada, June ~, IsT2.1Eotce "
hereby given that the Hartford MINK Com
psny, BY Nathan Solomon. Superintendent, has
this day fled In this once . diagram, together
with notice Of application fort patent from the
United States, under Act Of Congress approved
July o., 1858, or 100 feet Of Q certain vein or
lode OF quartz or other rock In place, bearing
gold, silver. copper and other metals: commonly
called and known % the Hartford Mining Com
pany, situated In Gold Hin District Storey
county, Nevada. Said claim 10 bounded on the
North BY unknown company and on the south
by unknown company, aud 10 more particularly
described a. follows. TO wit: Bounded BY ond
liue-, one Of which. being the north linz, com.
mences at Post No. ], located In the northeast:
eriy slope OF ridge west Of the .uccor NIL, and
distant about 90 feet from said mill, and runs
from Post No. ! CSho east. and routh 66ho
wet; the other Of which, being the youth line,
commences at Post No. 2, which bcars from
Post No. I south . 70 east 40 feet, and runs
nom said Post No. . north BSho east and south
6Sko west. Tho length Of the claim 10 the dis
lance between said end lines, l,40o feet. The
width Of the lodc IL unknown from develop
ments made. The lode is found In Tunnels Nos.
1 and . (shown In accompanying dia9ram). the
groupings Of the same beng shown TO tho west
VI the above described line. From Poet MOL
the quarter section corner on the south line OF
Section 8, Township l6 north, Ranges east,
bears north 4oko Gust l,o94 feet. The lode y
supposed TO be embraced In an area OF ton uO
Said claim 70 more particularly, dtseibed IN
the notice and diagram posted in this once and
y is ssS sod" FADoEpHus WAITE, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. 1917.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
O,.Neyada, June "a, 1877. Notice 10 hereby CIV.
en- that the Roxby Gold and Silver Mining and Tun-
DeIing Company, by J. A. Pcnnrll. Trustee, has this
day nled In this once . diagram, together with no.
tice OF application for = patent from the. Unitsd
States. under Act Of Congress approved, July q,
1865, for 2.26S f.et OF . certain vein or lode Of quart,
or other rock In place. bearing gold. silver. copper
and other metals, commonly called and Known. -
the Justice Lode, and Roxbury Gold and Silver Ata.
ing and Tunneling Company, situated IN Cod Hth
District, Storey county, Nevada. 6Aid. claim y
founded on the north by the 0yerupan Company.
and on the South BY the Justice Independent Com
pany, and Is more particularly descfioed a. fotlows.
to wit: Bounded BY end lines. oneof which, being
tho south line. commences At post No. ], located N
American Fiat Ravine. about 20 feotnorthery nom
the Justice holsting- works, aud runs north " deg.
~ min. east. and south g. deg. ~. min. westssthe
other OF which, being the north line, eonmenoA -
post No. 2, which bears from post No. north % def.
west :, .s feet, and runs from said post No. north
S2& deg. west, and south 521< deg east. The length
Of the claim b the distance between the Justice ID
dependent north line, and the ,Oreruaa Conipsnyt
south line. or b.tween posts Nos. ] and 2 1,1ot Lei.
The width Of the lode Ia unknown nom develop
mens made. A point In the Roxby tunnsl, sbc,-n
embraced In the lode, at q point north 1deg, wed
on Inc west line OF Section s. Township " north.
Range q east bears north 81 deg. west 81 net. lIhs
lode Is supposed TO BE- embraced 10 An area ofnxtssa
(l6) acres. . .....E 80 E.=, %
SAID claim 10 more particularly described 10 The
notice and diagram posted In thiI once and On the
I.ss.eod ADoLPHCs WAITE, Rsrsess.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

IT Is reported that a mar in Clncin'
natl fell from the top OF a four-story
building, the other day, to the stone
sidewalk beneath without being in'
iured In the least. He was a life In
surance agent aud struck on his cheek
At the tims of his fall he was leaning
OH the edge OF the root, showing hi,
papers at u painter whom he had treec
on a swing scaHoid underneath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

AIR.cAsrLEs are as old as Adam.
There Is not q man, woman or child
but what has built or Is building them;
aud they will continue to be built SC
long rs there l. a living person OIL the
eirth. The child looks forward to the
time when 1t will have grown up e
manhood or wonanhood, and tell:
what it will DO aud be when It reache:
that passages OF life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

4 FRENCH philosopher laid down
three rules for the attainment Of hap
piness. The first wss occupation !; the
second occupation; aud the third aud
last was still occupation. II develops
your mental and physical powers.
You were created for It. Brain and
Judgment, sinew and muscle, bone and
blood, were all given you to be thus
,,a.I .F= #FH"..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

And in accordance with law, and an order o
the Board OF Trustees. made on the 10th day O.
July, 1874, so many shares OF each paree
OF said stock az may be necessary; VIII DC soy
al public suction, at tho once Of the Company
No. 43, Callfornia street, ban francisco. Gall
ism Al Inc hour uf u o'clock H., OF ssid day
10 pay said delinquent Assessment thereon, 10
rether with costs Of advertising and expontei
OF sale, JOEL P. LlGHTNER. Secretary.
oficc-No. 4Ss California street, San Fran
cIsco. California. 30 U.F. ...t aulg u
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II anybody has any doubts about
anything being read.in the newspaper.
just let him put something which, he
would not like to have known In the
obscurest part Of the obscurest paper
he eau find, and then he'll see how 1t
Is himself.