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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31
SECONp Il ACE.

Ejr>i U.dt - III other IL Connolly led OF.
sanford second, St"ckwoou third, Edwin
fourth. They ran il tbss order Tor Il mile
and lhlrr.u,lart"rs. the distance varying be-
tween thrm from four to six lengths, when
>tockvuud and Sanford began TO close the
CAD. At the t!Ircr-qllaltcr pole Stockwood
was halt IL length from the leader, Sanford
close ,lp. The three came down the home
stretch 1t Il ntilin~ rate. the Brother t" Con
nelly winning tue heat 10y neck. Stock
wood >cvsnd, Sanford (aitcr he found he
could not win) pulled M and finished third,
Edwin fourth. Time, BIS.
S,cvrH Htui.A very Struggling start
WIS riyrll, Eruther 10 Connolly IN the lead,
I'm, Edwin passed him before reaching the
first ullartcr. Edwin held his lead until
they reached the stand the first mile, Brother
II connolly having Il lead OF three parts of IL
lrputh as they went into the second mic.
He held his lead until coming round the
lower turn. when I'LL tour began 10 take closet
order, StocAwuod showing III front as the j
turned into the homc stretch, and after /
furnishing race wen the heat by IL neck, IA n
ford second. Brother to Conucllv pulling II
five lengths of. third, Edwin distance Il
Time. 3:,ll.
mart Hcnt Both went away in a Ian a.
..allop, and they dld not commence rilnn n
until they entered the stretch, the mile Getns
run in .:iGi.a poor tIotting gait these days
S.ockw"ud led Il length at the stand ANA
went on ii IL lively pace, winning the hcs
and race hv eight lcu@thS III 4:3l, the la :
mile brirg won in :l1?.
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FOURTH X ACE.

John Merryman took the lead. but as they
reached the quarter Lucy Jackson rushed to
the front and opened gap OF two lengths
on John Merry man, Village Blacksmith out
paced third. Lacy Jackson maintained her
lead for two miles, when John Merrynrin
pas>cd her and went away with commando
inc lead. which he maintained, ana won tIie
race by ten lengths, Village b,ackrnlt'h
second, Lucy Jackson bIu third' 1ime'
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between Thirteenth

MILLINERY-LAkGh VAtlE- as M 8
WI 1I.-I alu receiving weekly from 5yasszGe
NV York The latest STYLES and npveltic. .IMctes
in MILLINERY GnuD>. Many T. cided 'nfsaihS
UNTRlMMED BoNhETS,
FiSE cKUSS-,;RAIS RIBBONS.
Assn 4 file assortment LII FRENtu rLgmn Fms"
No. 433 Broad street, corner "i rim.
my i-eodlHi
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MILLINERY GOODS.

TIE LATEST SENsATIUN.
WILLOW PLTMES, POMPnNS FOR SUMNER,
IN eyer, Fashionable shade.
FRtNrH FLOWERS, such IL have u, yer before
been ~ hlied III This city. 10 FANCY GOODS
real Lace trlIu's Slawis. Wells. Collars and Hand;
krrchicfs. Al9o full line VI Imitation LaceS hia
Gloves Beautiful, III all Cuors. jets-3ach ~ Cnbs,
Hands, Pils. &C., al the old.esl aIli.hed house Of
MADAME B. DEMELMhS.
SR-Country merchants will find It 10 thc!ruwn
interest ,icsiro,s of purchasing Who'll ALE, BY
rallin. upon me, as am convinced, after having
had nr prices, YOU will nc satisfied that the above
MADAME II. DEMELMAN,
1923 MIlI street,
hot, Thirteenth and Enurfft,mLfl.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
ID OPEN JUNE i5TH,
Ten MILES From MrHLB0Bo' DEPOT, .CuESA
PEAKE AND Ono RAILROAD.
This place Is noted for It's alum and tonic chaly
beate waters. pure aud dry ntrnospher'- location
IN the comfort OF flmilics. Board, $50 per montl
4 four weeks. Fur particulars send for circulars
posi-office ut the springs.
my slim J6SEPJI BAXTER, Proprietor.
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SuESANpo.u VALLEY RoAp-WoRK CON-
MEScLn. - Page CnWner. This morning We
are more than happy To stale that the carts,
horses. and workmcu have actually arl Ivcd
ut Lulay, and that ground will be- broken
to-day on the cast end of town 10y GOOD
force, and with the determination of com
plclin" the graduation and masonry OF the
ru'irc work between here and Front Roya
by the first of October. Then, we are ill.,
formed. the work will be Immediately com
irnceu south of mere on to the ChcsapGH
and Ohio. All of the contractors Of ih'
work will be along the line, it is said, by Tho
first of June. with hands sufficient TO carry
on the work vigorously.
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CLOTHING

OUR VISITORS
will see by the
LONG FLAG ACROSS MAIN STREET
where 10 buy their
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
GENTLEMEN'S. YOUTHS. BOYS, AND
CHiLDREN's WEAR.
SJO.GOO
or FIEE AND FASHIONABLE STOCK now In store
embracing I'LL the
LATEST STYLES,
CHOICEST GOODS.
REASONABLE PRICES
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
BEST-MADE GOODS.
GREATER VARIETY.
than can be found elsewhere in this city. A call is
respectfully solicited by the
OLDEST ESTABLISHED cLoTHIER IN THE
SOUTH.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. Agt..
1909 Main street
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J. -
ns..- imprinted thcfconl AT full letter rates.
,1.h cud> viii hc DESTROYED ii the
....- >.hr,.
Tur .<rEH>S!p&AL EXCvRsIoS INTO TIE
@, "a 40. uEyoip OF Coop RhSrLTs.-TZ. /.
VI .tre. u N,,N York IJfbunr. ]-Althuli.h |
.t..., iIl- convention and the excursion have
..f.d in ACCOMPLISHING many Of The objects
T., Nh.h they Wcr, planned. they have not
.,,..u without 'Itir @"rd results. Many OF
-. western lur.uh,r>. even, hati 10 C"nccI-
...u ~ IT,. Hmr,.t unu,'ai wealth at cen
..... md -uuAMr>trrn Missouri. and the un-
-.Ia~,cl beauty aud fertility OF thr Indian
territory and central Texas were new
..s.ta.iou TO the Whole party. The eNcur-
>.,.4 has also gwen members OF Congress al
opportunity t. study The Indian question,
az. AZ l,.t-l that part of IT involved in the
tnu,u,~rltoa - "prn be Indian Territory to
...tu n,ni. md L. understand both -:dc>.
lssu- li-n visited nd personally ms. ct, ia
. -.rn' ol Wwy IT III" desired i'm
.u,rm,u.>, tn, n'iion', representatives,.
uJtN,r mly lr their con, lction~.
~ nr AIDE t. deal more iutel-
...o'ly with the subjects wh"u they come
-.. '"g consideration III tnn:r"~>. Finally.
-.r,>-Ir~lon has taken iutn TIN south tor
'.. E...t tam" since The WA some ui The most
... Republicans ~ the North lEt> brought
.r" lHn ,nHt't"t ~!tti the people. given
..ru u ta>r" -, >nuiu"rn hospitality, rent
~. .''rh N,jl ui >u-ptrrn Wiich tin CARPET
..~ utNr held h,iu!1 the rn,il,' southern
.u who h;Nv not voted the Glan, RI.
ga.tu IuArl. aud convinced lhn hT th'
.su luj earnest GC~lwn>,- which their
,a.rlt,t lt.It
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Rr>T IN THE WHEAT. - Fredericksburg
H'r0!d. TIL" remarkably wet weather of
May tid 1t most Injurious effect on wheat
~ Min t&r stalk, with sap. rendering
)1rn ''""'r 10 ru-t. til" report, that come
Z" - from Various surrounding counties
".l,Ir ;hr wheat l. advanced are If the
iu'-; dHlH"u> character. hi King George.
Caroline, ~. the hot weather of Friday and
saturday covered the blades with rust, and
W. 1T that the weather since, which has
n,@u umlNurab!c, has probably carried the
yu,t to- the stalls, which will entail gicaf loss
MT onil IN quantity, bat III the quality OF
tee. Wii,al.
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SvMMARY-TulRD DAY.

First Eocr.-Pursc, $500. for three-year
od~: one and quarter mil'; hrc noula
extra for winner of the Preak7css stakes.
4. Il. Lewis & Co b. {. Joe Juirnston, NY
Hunters Lexington, dam by Dn'er,
40 lbs. (Gwlnn,) .......... .-.- 80.
Isaac W. Pcnnock'S oh. c. by Planet, out vi
kebccca ). Price. 10 lbs, (llcnncSsef". {
\. u. Browns i. c. Curonet. by Jones
buro, out Of Garland, 40 lbs, (Moifls
GO0dwin.) ............ .............-~
T.. Stanley Rogers u. L. John Preston, by
Master Li%htloot, out Of Rngdore, tlu
lbs. ben Moore. Observation-Disclosures.
Iiur. LII.
The H.ttiHg.-~,Iue Johnston, 500; Core
net, go pennork. $50; John Preston, so
Second Rdce.-Pimico stakes, for al
aces two mile heats. $50 entrance, half for.
felt Club to add $500. Value of stakes
1876.
Rice & McCormick's ch =. b. Stockwood, 3
years old, by Astcroid out of Ala
hama. Il5 lbs. (John Ross. - l
]. ". Pcunocks b. c. Brother to j. A:
Co.m,;l,. / wears old, by Nandal out
of slarrravine, lUS lbs, (Hennessy).:l
joseph Donohur's ,h. h. S,ntord, aged
,hy Uncle Ni, of Dolly Carter.
itS lb>., lDOhonutJ. ....-.. 49,
Owen DJnohuc's CD. h. EDWIN.
years old, hy Eugene out oil Cor -.
Gcii! Reed ui"nlc->yj...... ..... 4-"''
Tiiar, ":iS, 5:i4l, 1:34.
The BeHiny.--iscture the start, renhorh
$50; slUrkwood, 800; Snfold, VIC La'
win. SIC. After first heat, penno"h, sow
the field, 80. After second heat, SioO
to so en- Stnckwood.
THIRD Edcc.-Frcc handicap stakes, for all
ages, of 80 each, il MOI declared out 10
1a,ne and close immc lately after tue lasf
race on the first day; weights announced III
the papers Of the following morning, and
declarations to be made Immediately after
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the last race en- came day ono mile anc
stakes 5000.
}. Il. Harbeck's, Jr., CD. <. Cadence, )
years old, by Censor, out of Rachel
Dawson, so lbs, (Hughes). :
j. I. Il. Lawrence's b. c. Shylock. 4 years
old, hy Lexington, out of Edith l0I
lbs, Wv. Lakc'and):
ID. buckl'!'> CHI. m. Chick ,biddy. 6 years
old, by imp. Australian, out of kate
Hayes, % lbs, IN. HaywooO ......
S. Chapman Smiths b. {. Teetntai 4 years
old. by Young Melbourne out of Young
Utilla, 50 lbs, (Abc Robinson.) J..
Time, 3:l5.
The Betting. - ChIckabiddy, $3.50; Ca
dcnce, si26; Shylock. $50; Tectotal, $40.
FourM Rn,r.-pur.e, ST, 200; dash of iou
miles tor all ages, 81, 400 TO first horse, 500
10 second.
!. Y. X. Lawrcncc'S ch. h. Village Black
smith. age -, by Fandal out of Cholcra,
lis lbs.
+. NJ. Halls c. h. John Mcrryman. years
old. by Eugene out OF La Rose. la lbs.
II. =. Mctirath's blk. m. Lucy Jackson, age
-, by Pendcrer out of Lucy Fowler, ll5
IDS. ............ ......'--
J. Dawson's h. h. Gus, age -, by jeff. Lang
out of Eincltc. lis lbs. Draw
Time, I:4lt.
The BcHing.-NilIagr blacksmith, 5000
John Merryman. $40; Lucy Jackson, s:o'
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FOR RENT.

DRAFTS CASTLE FOR RENT.-I@
l. VIII rent to good tenant for two wears S:a
my beautiful RESIDENCE, known rs TIrati's
Castle. on Fourth street, CANDLES Hill For par
ticulars apply to JOHN W. RJSONNI
my 3i-Tt No 600 Main q, root
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Nithmond nispatth.


lNry,EThNT SylT.- lynchhurg Ncsr<. 81. ]
sine time Inst SUMMER, il will he rtinrnl-
rr,i Ivy or readers. II north-h"llnd freight
,rsu =" In" Orange and Alexandria railroad
49,, nm INTO at GurdopsNillc ,y a freight
r.an ot the Chesapeake and ohio railroad,
ma NO. persons were Killed ana several
,,udcd Amongst The killed was Mr.,
,u.lrrv LESLEY. n cattle dealer from Wash
-a ,ur county. we believe, aud amongst the
wounded MAS John LANES LESLEY. u youth.
..r ii ihr deceased. The administrators oi
VIZ ! leslie, some time since entered suit
.o .H. ,Hrnt tNiiri AGAINST the Orange
....,osu,. ailrGiug that The killing was the
....i. ~ .arrlr>>nc.>. and claiming 10000
damages. John !. ir>>lrN has also brought
-.., J-atn>t the company in The same court,
.t Nr. Anderson. his next friend. for ill.,
Nc> sustained l., him hN the collision, III
90 vh The same allegation Of carelc>snr>s Is
led. The cases II" expected tn come up
rs au rulY d., nl tho term Of the Circuit
,.ttEi which commences nn Nundr. next.
r..~ru-t,Ep nrc,Slo>S.-Pr Persons should
-.. fru' two postal cards iriC"d TO-
..s#.3. or. containing ~ inquiry and the
...,s n}4>N. lIpnn which {" mIkca reply.
+ .g.ufH ,,, cancelled al the office at mail
.r. sad f,,. blank one rendered useless.
H.. af1auiu. ruling II the roStOt!icc De-
.muru' hs> iu>I been made respecting
.-r.l cards These cards are not IL hc
,,ArgN-rl. are moi - tt returned To- The
writers. mr. sent t. tlc lradlr!'rr office II
.rr5iNcirl sixty day. after iilir receipt
t-., Should hr harmed. ~ postal card which
.a.tnu, - -ruvriiiNu> or L, enc commun;ra-
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The Races.

The fist race on The third day 5 pro
:,rau,nc WAS Il dash Of Il mile and a quarter
for threr-yrar old>. Joe Johnston was made
the Ia, ortr, closely pressed III the bettin.
hy turonct. on whom there was quitca rlsl
nl,i before tbe start Joe Johnston was OF
hi~ good behavior to-day, and Bobby Swinna
managed 10 get him to run kindly and moi
.uk. is he did in the PreaknesS stakes or
Tuesday. The second race proved disaS
tro,I> one to the hackers of Mr. Pinneck's
colt. He won the first heat, which renewed
tlcir confidence. but was beaten for the Sc
cond. which upset all previous calculations
The third proved an easy one for Stock
wood.
Chckabildy was Il hot tavorite, and fully
sustained the confidence of her friends, and
won the rae" with something; to spare. The
fourth and las! race OF the dtv was hollow
victory for John Merrvnnn, and again the
knowing ones got Il iacer. The race wa:
conceded 10 Village Blacksmith, but he
seemed to be unable to run and was beaten
easily by John Merryman, the property OF
r. NJ. Hall. Maryland was victorious, and
therefore the victory was Il popular one.
The shouts that went up rs John Merry.
maa pissed the post was the best test how
we'll Colonel Halls SlIcrcSs was. received by
his friends.
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! Sandwich Islander recently dived Il
I'tih Il forty eight feet and imtde rope fast
B." III anrhnr. III" ia II became iusels!blc,
N'a"d Ia Tie surface and was picked up,
@:,n The blood flowing from his mouth,
" . and c.la. He soon recovered, how
e.,r.
i ''IiA"n has had two cases Of sln-stroke
b.. wyck.
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f"thi'A% i5"S r ESGLASp. We have
'''', '\'r"ir i ~" 'okc ont, Of the old saw
"'''"l rIi'A!si- roa!r 10 Newcastle by
~"iN.fn- >und!t c4l-"r- - England 10 sUI.It'
).ui'U,t. Il i nos given rs To realize that
America can AFFORD similar relic. to the Eng
ii>h iron market AID il the opportunity i
vel employed. there will eventually he but
Iulc. il any, need for high tariffs to beat
competition. Manufacturers at Wnlycrhamp.
Ton. situated IN the bear, Of the Midland
ujrp" district Vi England, aud famous for
49, transmitting and manufacturing work.,
IT., importing iron, W. are told bya cable dis
g,,trtl to-day. from the United states. This
rIun 81 The Wo!y' rIlamptoa ironmcn is in
,.u.,pucucc Of the eXorhltant rates at which
H." native production Is held. II Is s'%nltl-
.HGl ot the co>nop"iilan sPI|i OF E:%i'>h
'HIrrIri>" aud ais, ~ ~tiEIuI; tci develop
80" "m III" part oi American capitalists
fH#tDpti" San, sou.
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Tor RENT. ID E TFULMa
l. APARTMENTS, embracing five rooms S:aa
with firr-paces. pantry. stoie-rnoin, b1th-rooii,
aud closet Apply at Ia south Sixth street from :
10 IL Il. NJ OF d u - u. NJ. my 3l-t
EOR KENT. Il STORE and ROOMS e.
Il at No. Il6 Sixth street, between Marshall R:s
aud Clay streets sui able for any kind of business
Apply an the premises. my SIS, NJ, W3ts.
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TIE prMLECO MAY MEETING.
MARYLAND JoCkEY-CLUB RACES-TH1RD
DAY OF THE SPRING MEETING.
from the Baltimore SUM-


At fimlro, the third day of the Maryland
Jorkcy-tlnh spring meeting, tn" rs <cinblagc
at Spectators was quite IL large rs on pre-.
rcding day.. and though there may MT have
been rs many ladies out. there were some OF
the taircst representatives Of the sex. There
was goodly array Of plain and fancy equip.
ages and commonplace vehicles. In the
grand stand, where the ladies most do con-
Cregatc. there WAS u simmcru tendance than
hitherto during the meeting, but the open
stand below WAS better filled.
THG WINNERS OF TAE BAY
Tho races wcr" ruu. the sport beginning
ai ! "'ciock aud ending about & O'Clock j.
NJ. The winners We're: Joe Johnston in
the first race, one and quarter miles
Stnckwuod in the second race. two-milc
heats six micsl. for the Pimlico stakes
thickahiddy (Echol III the third or handi-
cap. aud John Mcrryman in the last or four
mile race, beating Village Blacksmith, a
performance H. unexpected .as his previous
victory oil the hist day of the meeting, when
he WON the thrcc-mic race. Chiekabiddy
and Joe Johnston were f;lvoritcS and win
ncr>. Nockwood and John Mcrryman were
not ia,oriic>. After the days work the
ride To the city amidst hurrying vehicles of
all kinds and clouds of dust was like riding
through Il dense toy on the bay, but far
more disacrrclble. To-day will wind up
the first spring meeting of The Maryland
Jockey Club, the event Of which will be The
>tcrIr chl>". tue first race Of the KIND on u
Mar, land course in many Years. The details
ol the races yesterday. as we'll as the pro-
@Iamc Tor to-day, are given below:
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TOR RENT, j neat BRICK COT a.
r TAGE on the north side of Grace street Ell
between Third and Fourth streets, with two stories
containing SIX rooms-thrce on each floor; gas
water, sc.
A BRICK DWELLING on the east side of Fifth
street north Of Leigh, with basement and two
water.
Two FRAME TENEsIENTS on Mecanicsvillc
turnpk" near Nenabc street, with two stories, con
lIuiug four rooms each.
a new BRICK TENEMENT on the east side Of
Third street near ,uva. with two stories. contain
ing four rooms: kitchen with two rooms; walter.
gas, &c.
4 FRAME DWELLING on the east side of
Ilaryi" street between Main street and Grove ave-
nue. with basement and TWO stories above, containing
five rooms, &c.
Several OFFICES or LODGING ROOMS on
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets.
Amply to RICHARDSON 4 co,
my 3l-lw lib Main street.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-31
JUSTICES SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF CAR
son Township. in the County OF ormsDy'
late of Nevada Rich'd Il. Parkinson. j. P
CHARLES HARRIS: plaintiff; against H: NOR,
AIS II LEVI and JACOB LEVI. doing business
in the firm name of Morris Il Co., defendants.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to d. NOR
ris. H. Levi and Jacob Levi, doing business III
The firm name of Morris X Co.. defendants.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me. at nay office in Carson township, IN the
county OF Ormsby, on fhe Il irteenth day OF
February. A. d. 1878, at 10 O'Clock .. m. to an
swer the complaint of the above named plaintiff.
who sues to obtain Judgment against you for
The sum of fifty $500 dollars gold coin OF the
United States, amount alleged to be due ana
owing by You to this plaintiff, as appears by his
account now on file in my office. when Judg
1nent will be taken against you for the sara
amount, costs and damages, if you fail to appear
and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said coun-
tv. greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 4th day OF Janu-
airy, A. D. 1873. .,.o~
Justice of the Peace OF said Township.
ia7-td
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UIINLEGN5.

IN V-E DISTRICT COURT OF THE
I second Judicial District, -of the State of
Nevada In and for the County of Ofnlsby.-
FRANCIS !MANDLEBAUM' and AiaMhAM
KI.AUBER, partners in trade by the tirm name
of Maihilebatim < Klanber, plaintiffs Us: A. F.
BOUTON, CHAS. UZNAY and c. s. kFLLOGG.-
,artntrs by the ar1n name Of The Phoenix Mil,
Company. defendants.
Second Judicial District of the State of Nevada,
in anu fer the County of Ormsby, and the COM
plant filed in said County of OrInsby, in tho
Office of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to A. r.
Bouton, Charles Uznay, and c. S. Kellogg. part
pers by the firm name of the Phoenix Mill CON-
pany, defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain,
tiffs in the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Ormsby, and to answer the compla'ns
filed therein "a copy Of which accompanies TINS
summonsl within ten days exclusive OF tne Jay
of service( after the service on you OF this sum.
nons-if served within this county, or II served
out of this county, but in this District, within
twenty days. otherwise within forty days-or
judgment by default Will be taken against YOU
The said action is brought to recover judy
,nent against yoa for the sum OF three thou
sand one hundred seventy four and 20-lO0 dollars
with interest on 81 AT 20 thereof, from Septem.
Der 16, 1867, until paid, at the rate OF two per
cent. per month, together with the sum of $40 95
costs heretofore taxed, including costs OF TINS
suit, alleged to be due plaintiffs. upon certain
Judgment rendered in this Court September 10,
1867. in an action therein pending wherein you
were defendants, and these plaintiffs were the
pls;ptiffs. as more fully appears by said COM
plant.
And YOU are hereby notified that if You fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as apove
required. the said plaintiffs will take Judgment
against you as therein prayed. -..9tI
Given under my hand, and the seal OF
the District Court of the Second judicial
District of the State of Nevada in and for
Isl the county Of Ormsby, this 27th DAY OF
August, in the year of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-two.
ooo .1w3m r. j. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm THE SECOND JUDICIAL COURT
of the state OF Nevada. issued for Or'i.shy
CUunty--In the matter OF the Estate OF oZiO
l. PARKER deceased. In pursuance OF AMOR
L OF the Judge of said Court filed ana entere
January Is, 1873, notice is hereby given that
Tuesday, February 4, 1879,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. being special term OF said
t,ourt ap ,,inte, for the purpose. and the court
room Of said court at the Court house, in Car
,on City county and State aforesaid have been
t,,,,ui,l. as the time and place for proving the
viii of Ozro H Parker. deceased, an: admitting
he symeto probate and for hearing the Aetl-
zion OF Amanda II. Parker, widow Of deceased,
Drawing for the issuing TO her Of letters testa-
nentary; when and where any person Interested
.aay appear and contest the same as provided
by law.
Carson January 16, 1878. JlS-td
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uUN1aTA CONSOLIDATED SILVER

: Z 7 NIIIA VU.NSVLIDfILD" -. >. -
- Mining Conlpany--Location Of works, Au-
n. Esmuralda county, State of Nevada No
lice is hereby given, that at meeting OF the
oard Of Trustees Of said company. held on the
i7th day OF January, A. d. 1873, an assessment
II sixty-sve cents per share was levied upon
The capital stock of said company, payable I'M
nedigtely, in United States gold coin, to the
), cretary at the Office Of the Company. room
10. 10 .4U2 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California Any stock upon which said assess
.ncnt shall remain unpaid, on MONDAY. the
9Th day of FEBRUARY, A. d. 1873 shall be
lleelned delinquent, and will be duly advertised
cor sale, at public auction, and unless payment
snail be made before, will be sold on MON
DAY. the nth day of MARCH, A. D: 1873, to
pay the delinquent assessment. together win
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the SAFE.
CHARLES J. NEAL, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 0,402 Montgomery street,
San Trancisco. Cal jan2l-1m
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MINING COMPANY

UMPIRE CITY MINING COMPANY
IA Location Of Works. Hot Spring pistr1.,
nnnclas comfy State of Nevada.-Notice 10
hereby given, that at meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of said Company. held on the twenty.
third day of January, A. d 1872, an assessmeht
of FIVE CENTS per share was levied upon tno
canital sock of said company, payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin, to the Secre.
Sey,da. Any stock upon which said assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on the go gay Oh
ouant and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment shall DO
made before. will be sold on Monday. oath dty
of MARCH, A. d. 1878. to pay the delinqneht
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses of sale.
ia25-td JOSEPH WALTER. Secretary.