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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-12-20

PROF. DUNBAR IN CUSTODY OF THE U. s. MARSHAL
Alexander Dunbar, well-known as a practical
Veterinarian, the author Of works on the Horse,
aud the inventor of System of treatment
for the hoof of horses, was arrested on cdptds,
by U. s. Marshal Dunn, on the railroad train be-
tween Wilmington and Olaymont, going South, on
Tuesday afternoon. There are two cdpIdses in
the case, issued by the U. s. Circuit Court. one
at the instance of VIM. Y. Warner. upon claim
OF about $1400, and the other of James q Webb,
for about $3.50 Bail was fixed upon these pro-
cesses, at $4,000 for the first, and $1,000 for the
other Dunbar was brought to this city in the
custody Of the Marshal, and remains in his
charge, the bail not having been entered, or the
claims otherwise adjusted.
Dunbar is said to be a man OF wealth, having
| received from the Government 100000 for the
| use OF his System" in the army. He ls said to
| own considerable property in Canada. He spent
some time in this city at various periods within
the last two or three years, giving instruction on
his system of treatment, and one Of his books
| was published here by Messrs. James d Webb
| The transactions out Of which these proceedings
| arise are Of business character, and Dunbai
claims that the summary proceeding OF an ar
rest would not have been necessary, except TO
a misunderstanding of the parties.
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Lewo. and Rehsboth camp Meeting Associa-
tiOn.

MEETING OF THE CORPORATIONS, ELECTION OF Off
GERS, APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES, &e.
A meeting of the corporators of the Lewes
and Rehoboth Camp Meeting Association was
held in st. Pauls, M. E. Church, yesterday.
Officers of the Association were elected as fol-
lows President Rev. Robt.W. Todd; Vice-Prres-
iient, Rev ]. b. Quigg; Secretary, I. $. Hodson,
ESQ Treasurer, II. O. Robinson, Esq.
Rev. Robt. W. Todd was elected Superintend-
ent, at a salary of $4,000 per annum, commenc-
ing with March lst, next
The bylaws of the Ocean Grove Association
were adopted for the government Of this Asso-
citation, until constitution and by-laws OF its
own could be prepared.
An Executive Committee and committees on
Lots and Tents. improvements Police and
Charter and Bylaws were appointed. We can
only give these in part, owing to the departure
Of the Secretary for Philadelphia after the ad-
journment. yesterday.
Committee on Lots and Tents-W. II. Foulk,
chairman Rev. @. Hill, T. L. Records, W. H.
Billany, Rev. I. L. Tompkinson. @. II. b. Day
il chairman Of the Executive Committee; IL.
+. pickels, of the Improvement Committee
Capt. Alex Kelley, of the Police Committee and
Rev Jacob Todd Of the Committee on Charter
and l3y-IaWs.
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A party Of Cinnamon in San Francisco, not ap-
preciating the subtleties of the laws delays, and
having suffered from the tricks OF one Of their
own countrymen, who had been accused OF steal
ing 1900 in coin, took the oulprit into wash
house, twisted a towel around his neck, pro-
nounced him guilty, and proceeded to carry the
sentence into execution by pitching him into the
bay, from which he was rescued by a boatman.
The self-constituted court are suffering some
Of the rigors of the laws delay, being in prison
on an Indictment for attempt to murder.
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Rain and snow, this evening, the weather

JEMKIMs 4. ATKINSON,

ADIoURNMNT OF THE IETqUIRY TO JANUARY TIN.
Col, II. s. McComb, of this city, arrived home,
last night, from Washington. where he has
spent some ten days in attendance upon the
Credit Mobilier investigation. He will return
ON the 9th Of January, when the sessions Of the
Committee will be resumed, after the Holiday
recess. s..
During the session, yesterday, Col McComb
testified further in regard to James Brooks and
his stock In the "Oredit Mobilier.' He said
that in addition to the so shares of stock pre-
viously stated by him, asreceiyed by Mr.. Books,
there were 100 shares more which he had re-
ceved. Col. McComb proposed to furnish wit
nesses to aubstRntiate the statement.
Col McOomb considers that his position In
this matter has been thoroughly sustained, even
bv the forced testimony Of oAkes Ames.
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"No CAUSE FOR AcToN."-0n Thanksgiving
day last party Of young men. who had been in
dulging freely in beer, brought up In saloon
when one Of the party went to sleep. A Acomrade,
with the approval Of others, took the sleepers
gold watch to prevent 1t from being lost or stol-
en-. The exchange did not prove good one as
the young man taking the watch lost 1t. A suil
was subsequently brought by the owner, on q
charge Of larceny. The charge was not sustained,
as it was clearly proven there was no intention
of theft. A second trial resulted in defendant
Offering to settle by paying $50 which was not
agreed to, and referee trial was held last even
ing, before Esq. Frazer.
John O'Byrne. Esq, was present. and explain
ed the law, bearing on the case, and the refer
ees, after hearing the facts Of the case returned
a verdict of mo cause for action" This settles
the case, with the complainant not only the gold
watch cut of pocket, but $50, which he had re-
fused from defendent.
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TFrOm Inc MUnIUOI HHu peHVIHVI
Within few days past we have heard the
WILMINGTON DAILY COMMERCIAL complimented
by quite a number of competent judges as being
the best looking paper this side Of New York. In
this we heartily coincide and in addition, will say
that in enterprise it is unequalled, and more in
dependent upon all questions which AFFECT the
public than some other dailies we know of that
make a special parade Of their independence.
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suocEssFuI OPENINGS, LAST EVENING.
The Sabbath School Union Festival was sue
cessfully opened at Institute Hall, last evening
The religious exercises were conducted py new
Jacob Todd, and upon their conclusion those
nresent entered at once upon the duties and
pleasures which had brought them To-
gether. The hall was very we'll, but not dense
" filled throughout the evening, and satlsiao-
ton and with, pleasant appreciation Oh the
surroundings beamed from every eye.
We have only to add, in connection with the
Arrangement of the room, to what was said yes
terdav, that Uncle Toms cabin, on the stage,
ia shut out from view by screen OF eVergreens,
and that an elevated platform is erected al M, sne
lower end of the room for the musicians. This
was occupied throughout the evening by Frot.
Ritchie's band, which contributed largely TO the
delidhtful entertainment. The profuse inter
minpling of Sabbath School Banners and Ma
tional Flags reminded one ot the ounuay oonuo ~
| reinforce the idea that the Sabbath School
| while il prepares and fits the youthful mlna iol
| life of devotion to its Creator, also nculcatei
| a love of country. .,-, =. i,
| Miss Lizzie Stroud and the restaurant by Mrs
1 lydia A, Moore, each assisted ey large corp
| of aids, The fancy article table is under ID, ID,
| management Of Miss Martha A. Jones, mIs. "
II. Billany, Mrs. II. L. Robinson and MISS MaS6t ~
Barr. Miss Mcdaniel has charge OF the Post
Office. p, Il. T.. Smith OF the Art Gallery, Mis-
Jennie Capelle of Uncle Toms cabin, ana Aacn
ariah Pickels OF the Coat Room.
The festival will be continued this evening"
THE M1NoUA FESTIVAL.
The City Hall was visited last evening, !
many persons, to attend the fair of Minqu
Tribe Imp o. r. M, now in progress there.
very large stock of fancy articles is arrange
i upon tables around the room, which are nee /,
! | embellished with evergreens, and some OF u
erticIes are really useful. We observed a set
marble top walnut furniture, which is to be a a
posed Of ia some way. This fair continues til
I
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According to the returning Cuban correspond
ent of the New York Herald, there are still H.
600 Cuban insurgents in the field. President
Cespedes told him that if there were sufficient
arms there would be 10000 more troops. The
insurgents have plenty of ammunition, but not
enough guns. The correspondent thinks the
struggle will be indefinitely" prolonged, unless
outside parties interfere u-D
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DUBUC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
VIM. s. KIRK, EAST MARLBOROUGH.

Un Thur9uhy9 UeceHIHeF 1Dt1l 1871
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at the Red Lion Hotel
in EAST MARLBO OROUGH TOWNSHIP, CHESTER
CO., Pa, on the above-named day, certain mes
suage and tract of Land situate the street road,
one mile west Of the said Hotel, and three miles
north OF the borough of Kenneth Square, on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad, ,bound-
ed by lands of Marx J. Cox Ezra Bailey, John Had
ly, Milton Marshall and Joseph Pyle, containing
FIFTY-THREE ACRES and ia PERCHES, more
or less. The improvements are a FRAME HOUSE,
Frame Barn stone-stable high, Wagon House, Spring
House over an excellent spring OF water. The land
is divided into convenient nelds well watered, and
In high state OF cultivation. APPLE ORCHARD
In full bearing and other fruit trees Persons wish
ing to view the premises, will be shown the same
by Charles B. Walton, residing thereon. Sale Il
commence at l O'Clock, p. NJ, when conditions will
be made known by MM s. KIRK.
JAS. k. McFarlan, Auc. West Chester, Pa.
dGc.17-6t -
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! y - 2 = 81
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.
Cotton steady 2gk OH Flour. improved de.
mapd +; .superhne e4}1t@51Si extras. 6@6A
former for low, grades. Rye flour steady $516
Wheat firm Western, red $l.89@l.86; amber
$1.90@1.92 spring Sl.57@l, ,65 white $1.97.
Rye steady 93@94. Corn dull yellow sc old
59@62 new mixed Western Go, Oats dull
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LOCAL NEWS.

ITO ~ IN Of Dennis will be strictly pri-
vate
Orlnap'o looks of the city are being bound
in gOr ,r each OF the city papers and for
exchans principal cities OF the Union
Tho + .a'oa Tunes. published in connection
with the sunday school Union Festival, is neat
and spicy little daily. DR.. ID. W. Maull is the
editor.
Ann W. Hayes administers upon the estate
Of the late James Hayes, and Stephen s. South
ard and Geo. @. Maris upon the estate OF Mark
Pedrick,
Among the attractions Of the s. s. U. Festival
at the children's hour tomorrow, will be sing
ing by 80 young misses from the public schools
under Prof. Olemmer's leadership.
Oar sHIpMEsT.-This morning the jackson &
Sharp Company shipped, by way Of the Whining
ton Reading Railroad, two first class passen-
ger cars to Pittsburg, Pa. for the Allegheny VAL
ley Railroad.
U. is. CoIJRr. - The United States District
Court for the District of Delaware will meet in
this city on Thursday next, when argument upon
the motion for arrest Of Judgment in the Give
case will be heard.
FRANKLIN LoAN.-The regular monthly meet
ing of the Franklin Loan Association will be he'd
| on Monday evening. A full attendance is re-
| quested, as certain amendments to the bylaws
will come up for action.
SALE OF Or. PAINTINGS. sale of a col
lection of fine oil paintings will commence this
| evening, at the auction rooms Of Messrs. Ogle
Il Miller. The paintings are from the gallery Of
Mr.. Charles Wolff. Philadelphia by foreign and
| American artists. The sale of all unsold paint
| ings will be continued tomorrow evening.
EXCURSION TIcKETs.-The W. Il W. r. r. will
issue excursion tickets, at special rates, to and
from all stations where the Company has agents
during the holidays. The tickets will be good
only from Saturday Dec. 21st to Saturday, Jan
| uary 4th, both days incluslve.
The W. II w. Ii. r. will also issue excursion
tickets at half rates, from Wilmington toEall sta
tions, and from all stations to Wilmington, Tues
day and Wednesday, the Oath and 25th inst. A
| special train will be run on both days. leaving
| Landenburg at Z 10 P. NJ, and returning leave
Wilmington at II 80 P. M. This will give those
desiring it an opportunity to witness Mrs. Bow
ers in her performances at the Opera House.
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A Now Trick of pIchpockets.

Recently at a trial of considerable interest in
Rome, where the courtroom was crowded, the
pickpockets let loose a trained bird, which sailed
around the heads of the audience attracting
their attention, giving ample time for the pick
pockets to relieve the pockets of the audience
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Anttintr Sales.
A RARE CHANCE TO BUY TWO NICE LITTLE
"a pROpERTIUg

RARE CHANCE TO BUY TWO NICE LITTLE
IN PROPERTIES.
VIII be sold at PUBLIC SALE, on the premises
in London Britain Township, Chester Co., Pa, on
SATURDAY, Dec. 2Sth, at 10 o'clock, A. M, two
lots Of land containing in all I2 Acres. No. l. con-
tains acres, on which are good STONE DWELL
ING and stables. No. contains acres on which
are erected a new BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT SHOP and STONE DWELLING and
Stables. The land is In good condition, In good
fences excellent water both lots fruit trees ber
ries, &c. The shops have good custom. Near to
schools churches, mills stores, &C., being within
z Of mile of Landenberg. These are Just such
cnoIee properties as any man may be proud to own
Terms, $500 cash, n half Of whole may lay on
property for term Of years; balance on or before
April 1st 1873.
N. B.-Persons from this city can take the 1O4s
train on the W. Il W.R. r., attend the sale and re-
turn the same evening. j. T. BURNS,
JAMKS BRAMBURY, Auctioneer. dec.19-6t
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House at Public Gale.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at the Auction
Rooms OF
L W. sTIDAM d SON, No. Ill B. Fourth street
wilmington, Del, on
Saturday Evening, Dec. 2Sth. 1872
at 6 o'clock, P. M.
Two wei finished, Three-Story BricIkl ID Dwell-
inKs,
Situate on Third street between Jackson and Van
Buren, being numbers 1910 and 1912, Third street.
Zach house contains rooms well ventilated, and
oath roOm Main buildings 16 feet front and 80 feet
deep, back buildings Is teet by 16 feet, two a.
story depth OF lots " feet, running back to Ill
fest alley with free and uninterrupted use Tor
ever.
TERMS Twenty per cent. cash as soon as the
property is struck off, one thousand dollars can
main two years secured by bona and mortgage, the
balance the purchaser can have-60 days by giving
bankable note with approved endorser.
decl9 eodts JAMES CURLhTT.
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Garter, Allen Cos pattern shop and Office at
Tamaqua, Pa, was destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day night. Loss about S150,000. Over one
hundred men are thrown out Of employment
It is supposed the fire was the work Of an incen-
diary.
The machine shops of the Evansville, Terre
Haute and Crawfordville Railroad, at Terre
Haute, Ind, were burned last night. Loss $40
000
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REpoRT OF THR a1GNAL SERVICE.
MA ~ glwAsHNaroN. Dec. 20.
Probabilities In the Middle States, cloudy
weather, with rain and snow. Wind yeering to
North-westerly, with clearing cold weather to-
night.
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5 SNOW FALL-TRAINs DELAYED
CONCORD, Dec. 20.
Ten inches Of snow has fallen. and trains are
delayed.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.
Lumber, Horses, Wagons, Etc.

At Public Sale, on SATURDAY, Dec. 21st. 1872,
At the Sawmill, FOOT OF WEST STREET.
100000 fl of Pine and Oak Lumber:
Boards, PLANK. AcantlinR. Etc,
1000 Shingles
lO,UUv ft. Pine Logs.
Several lumber and log-wagons, Chains, Crow
Bars Crosscut saws, Iron Dogs, L0gwheel Screw,
Tackle blocks. Batteau office fixtures, sawgearing
Machine, Etc., Etc.
Three good Horses, several sets of-harness, cut
ting box feed-oox besides great variety OF arti-
Giles not enumerated.
Sale to commence at 1s O'Clock, A. NJ. Terms easy
will be announced at sale, THOMAS WALTER.
L. W. STIDdAM d son, Auctioneers. decl4-Gt
The highest cash price paid for all kinds OF
second hand furniture by L, W. Sttdham Son,
Auctoneers, Ill e. Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
Also ali kinds of secondhand furniture for sale.
oct20-8m
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SECOND EDITION.
3:3O, p. M.


THE PRESIDENT AND HIS soN VISITS oovINaToN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
President Grant and Son started to-day, on
visit to Covington, Kentucky, to see his father
They will return on Tuesday.
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r. W. Baird, of Boston, in communication
to the New York Tribune, urges tn Credit Mob
iller Committee to yield to the public demand
for an open investigation.
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FIRST EDITION.
spain.


MADRID Dec 2O.
The threatened changes in the Cabinet have
been made. ..l.iI ig-1tA To-
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HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90.
An amendment to the constitution has been
proposed, making the President, Vice President
and Senators elected directly by the popular
vota
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II. w. sTIDHAM g. SON.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. III East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.


Buslness Wagon at Auction.
One Business Wagon will be wH%
sold on SATURDAY morning. E3&%3
December 21st dec10-2t - aAsaAAA
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In all the above lines, BEAUTIFUL AND
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS, will be found at sO9 MAR
KET STREET. Call and examine, whether desir-
ing to purchase or not. dec.l'-st
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FRANKLIN LoAN.-The regular monthly meet
ing of the Franklin Loan Association will be he'd
on Monday evening. A full attendance is re-
quested, as certain amendments to the bylaws
will come up for action.
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U. 's. CouRT. - The United States District
Court for the District of Delaware will meet in
this city on Thursday next, when argument upon
the motion for arrest Of Judgment in the Give n
case will be heard.
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Gan sHIpMEsT.-This morning the jackson q
Sharp Company shipped,by way of the Whining
ton Reading Railroad, two first class passen-
ger cars to Pittsburg, Pa. for the Allegheny VAL
ley Railroad,
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II A T N ALL g. @ o. ,
FIoris ts,

Delaware Ave. and Jefferson ST.,
Call the attention of their customers TO their new
varied and extensive
stock OF
WINTER BLOOMING PLANTS,
ORNAMENTAL LEAVED PLANTS, FERNS,
HANGING VASES, STANDS, &c.
They also have on hand and offer for sale "WIL-
IIAMS' WINDOW GARDENING and " EVERY
works on Garden and Parlor Plant culture, ever
published. -.
mar1s-lyd-mchql-lyw-of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. IL.
U,rrrp srAris R~xcisrxn's OIrrcx,

VIII SJAII8 hkHlSIsk ok1lSx,
ArReRA, Nevada. August q, 1872.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. NJ.
~ S.awe.l, T.. W. Mckinstry, William Van
yoorhies and David McDougal have this day
filed fu this Office . diagram together with . no
tice Of application for . patent from the United
States. under Acts Of Congress approved July
%, 1866. aud May 10, 1872, for twelve
hundred feet along that certain vein or lode Of
quartz or other rork in place., bearing gold and
silver, known As tie Antelope Lode, situated on
Silver Hill, in the Esmeralda Mining District,
Esmeralda county. State of Nevada, and mure
particularly described As follows Beginning at
| vein or lode north o. deg 10 min. easf-2t0.S
feet: thence north IS deg. 80 min. east-339. S
feet to east end of location. Returning to point Of
beginnings; thence south 50 deg so min. wek;-
lis. 5 feet; thence north SO deg. So min west
lis. 3 faets thence north 81 deg. S. min. west
, l3I feet; thence south Sc deg. Is min. west
i03 l feet: th-nce south Il deg. IS min. wet
172 5 feet making I. 200 feet in length by 200
fest wide, and fully described in plat Of the sur.
vcy Of said lode and claim posted thereon and
filed in this Office, containing fye and 49.lo9
acres, embracing said lode and one hundred fert
ON each side Of the center the Ell. The lode and
claim are near the claim and lode known As the
LADY jane" in the south, and On the north,
cas-. and we~t are bounded by 10 known claimants.
From developm nts made the ..Whim'' SHAFT is
| niue ia the Lady Jsse mine on the south. The
location Of saiA Aatetaee lode is Of r.csri in the
once Of the Mining Recorder of said District, at
Aurora, .Hknsnaida county, Nevada, ard The
4 notice and diagram Of said lode and claim can lie
found posted near the ''whim'' eh4ft there u.
fi'A'lH Soh WILTON BGTLRR,; Iesistrr.
' " fe&r ane6r60d . t.lE HiJ-f
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01
In che District Court of the aee0ad
Jadteial DAsl 2 let 81 the state Of
Nevada In and fur OTnsby
County.
In the Matter Of the Estate and Guard
iansIip oJF|aak 4. Garrett,
q Minor.

TT APPEARING TO THE JUDGE or SAID
Ceurt from the petition Of Alfred Helm. Guar
dian OF the safe Of said Frank A. Garrett, mi
ner, within the State If Nevada, praying for an
order to sell the whole Of the real estate Of said
minor, - ithin the State " Nevada, to maintain
and educate sid ward. = minor, and it further
appearing to said Judge that il wouH be for the
benefit Of said ward. that the whole Of sAid real
estate should be sold and the proceeds thereof put
At interest or Invested in esRs productive stock.
Now, therefore. il is ordered by the Judge Of
said Court and directed that tie next u kin Of
said minor and ali per-ons iste: ested 10 said mai
nor and il said estate, BE- and appear before said
District Court, on Saturday the 3lst Gay Of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1872, II 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of that day, Mt the Court ko IN II said Court in
Carson City. Nevada, then and there to show
cause, il any they have, Why an order shesA NOT
be granted the sid Guardian to sell at private
sale so mnch eff the real estate Of said minor with
in the state Of Nevada, - ebsll be necessary, aud
that = copy of this order be published at least
three successive weeks IN the DAILY SrA-E RxGIs-
rIR. . new.paPef printed and p1bli he'd in tAid
cosnfy, " G.. N HARRIS.
Districs Judge.
Dated Carson, Nevada. August 20, 1872.
ST. nv audi .3w
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HAvING RENTED THE REs
II taurant and Lunch Stand in the XNNS1e.
Magnolia saloon, l beg leave to no. SfEf0S
tify the travelling and resident public -
that I intend keeping the very choicest OF eat
ables. l shall be always on hand 70 snpeIinteho
TONERS.
Meals at all hours-day and night.
Private rooms aud Ice Cream Saloon AZ my res
idence. corner Of Curry and Ormsby streets, IN
tie rear Of the County building.
jy9-tf HENRY kAIsEN-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01
ON MARRIAGE.

rAPpY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM
the effects OF Errors and Abuses In early
life Manhood restored. 1mpediments to Mar
riare removed. New method Of treatment New
and remarkable remedies Books and Circulars
sent ,ree, in seaied envelopes: >,
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
! outh Ninth street., Philadelphia, Pam institu-
ton having / high reputation for honorable con
due and proSsssiah.J ~ IsI;'H9 I(aug2l.on.