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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02
UILLANOVA COLLEGE,
DELAWARE COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA.

This Institution chartered with University Irivi-
leges under the charge of the Augusinian Fathers
and offers superior advantages to students who desire
to make thorough Classical Scientific or Commercial
course 1t is situated the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, eleven miles from Philadelphia Railroad
Station and Postonlce the College grounds
TERMS
Per session of five months lin advanced
For particulars, send for a catalogue.
VERY REV. T. GALBERRY,
ty2a 73iy fIe6lneht.
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ct. JOSEPH SCHOOL,
CORNER PRYTANIA STREET,
One Square from Napoleon Avenue.
This Institution for the education of Young La dies
with Preparatory Department conducted by me eis.
ters Of Charity will reopen its classes and resume ts
former exercises Monday, September 1st, 1873. A.
The course Of instruction pursued emeraces AL tue
branches forming q solid education
TERMS MONTH.
Invariably in Advance:
English Glasses. per month from TO y
No deduction made for absence.
Extra Charges -
Vocal and Instrumental Music at Professors charges
plain and Fancy Needtework Stationery, etc.
For further particulars apply TO the Sisters at the
| residence on Napoleon Avenue. au2i u
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NJ. de Fonvielle, the French astronomer, ex.
presses the opinion, founded on the state OF
ter in our latitudes will be more than ordins-
rily severe.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TT. MARY-J JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,


Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Mies above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment incor
by law of the Legislature, and empowered to
grant diplomas degrees will DO opened about the 3d
Of November Is under the direction OF the Marist
Fathers form a society specially devoted to educa
ton. College Point and Convent LapiinG are eonvs-
and regular landing places for steamboats, going
to and returning from New Orleans.
TEaMs
Payable in U s. currency half yearly in advance;
Board, tuition washing and stationery, Per term OF
Dnctors fses and medicine in ordinary cases of III.
flor ALL, per annnm ..----....-"--.-.---.
Entrance fee to be paid only once.
| N. BAH music lessons are To be- paid for moathi
| In advance.
| REFRRENCEs,
His Grace. the Most Rev. Archbishop of New Orleans
! The Rev. Clergy OF AlEiers.
For further details, apply to the Rev. President
| tho College ~ , ,o,-,s,Nr
| ocle73ly No. tfd Gravier street. New orieana
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EDUCATIONAL.
CANT yINCENTS COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARpEAu, MISSOURI.

This institution, conducted by tho Priests of the Con
gregation Of the Mission OF st. Vincent OF Paul
Beautifully located the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo and one hundred and fifty mAes below 81
Louis. go,
ventilated The grounds beautiful, extensive and
we'll adapted for healthful exercise
The College is Of easy Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Grardeau.
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first OF July
TERMS
Board and Tuition per scholastic year
u.s.ic;snrs Fee and Neficfnes INSTRUMENTATION. iG
Instrumental ~
| For further information apply to
| ~ Rev. A. vERTNA, c. NJ.
| President of the College
| Or to Rev. THOS. j. SMITH, G. M.
st. Jossphs Church. New OreanA
MT JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier Of the Mutual n
National Bank No. LOG Canal street, New Orleans is
hereby authorized to receive and give receipt for any
money which be paid to him for account OF tho
above Institution. -
New Orleans Aurnst 4. 1874 se7 ~ w
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control them. The testimony @, "ur best citi-
ycus Of nil classes establishes the fact, that
CurrRy rrcrorAI. will and does relieve and
curc the affecting disorders Of the throat and
Iunrs beyond any other incidence III" most
numerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
Weld to it, power; and cases of Con>um ption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
So remarkable rs hardly TO bo believed, were
they no, proven beyond dispute. A. a remedy,
Il i ADEQUATE" on which the public iuay rely
for full pro.cctinn. Ev curing Coughs, the
tor,r,,uncrS OF more serious disease II saves un-
numbered lives, and an amount ct suffering not
10 be computed. Il challenges trial, and con.
yinccs the mos, scrptical. Every family should
keen il on hand as protection against the carry
and uupcrccivcd attack al pulmonary AI't-
tions which nrc easily met Mt first, but MhNch
become incurahlr, and too often fatal, II neg
lrctrd Tender lungs need this defence; ana II
i Iinwisc 10 be without it. As safeguard 20
children amid the distressing diseases whleh
bcSct the Throa. and Chest of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, 10y It's t''iieiS ueo'
uul,tudcs are rescued from premature graves
md saved to tho love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against o'at'
nary colds securing sound aud hcnitii-restornS
.l,cn No one will suffer troublesome innu.
cnzn and painful Bronchitis, when they Know
low easily they can he cured.
Originally the product OF long, labor'ons ana
successful chemical Investigation, no cost OF toll
il SPARED in making every bottle in the utmost
POSSIBLE perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon MS possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited and capable Of producing cures rs
memorable Us the greatest has ever eusS'sa'
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pAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
NIssIssIPrI.
The Halls OF this Institution open to young
DESTROYS OF pursuing thorough Commercial, scienanc
or Classical Course Of Studies.
Next session begins October LIST. ls7s
Terms per annum, $500.
oc27 72Iy BRO LEoHlDlAN' freSdHht
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

This long established Institution favor ably known
to the people OF the South will enter upon its Forty
Tpurt Scholastic
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or. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

This institution chartered by the State Lesislatnre
and conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
has been in successful operation since 1885, beautifully
situated Of tho Bay an exten
of the sea and bathing in the summer Its spn
did location Is great indictment TO beautiful exercise
comprises all the branches of good Engsh education
.rd and ,rrtion ner aesaioB PAYABLE half yearly in
Ia%no ' r. - $3.50 90
v,t AuSS0 -'.r .sa;nn ------.....-.. 10 20
- a. .s;nn foptonan ......... 10 NO
DSeoutnE' - '''''''t ''h' .-.-...... GO
IoCSoi ~ sont ~ tba itnton - 80 90
CHARGES: mn
Piano and Violin, per month, e-ch ~
Sse Vi iaho, P.L 0C
gluoo, pc. nonI. 10 r,nntb -. l UC
Spanish and German languages, per month"; each. w
For further particulars apply to
| BRO. FLoRIM0ND
| mb3n '73 ~ DIRECTOR OF inc SoiieE"'
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A CARD.

A CARD.
At the request of friends dcsrons of placing their
daughters under my instruction and in order that
others who may wish avail themselves of tho same
privilege may have opportunity Of doing So
respectfully inform parents and guardians and those
in charge of educational institutes, that will give
lessons In VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
on termr satisfactory to all Church Music specially
THERESA CANNON,
29l ....St. Philip street ----.29l
Between Roman and Prieur streets,
Adjoining St. AIMS Church
| Cars of Canal and Claiborne and Dumaine and Fair
Grounds lines pass within two squares OF residence
J oci2tf
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. MALOEEY.......--..; JOSEPHINE sTKEEA
- Corner of Camp street, tLate 2b3 81. AndTeW)
Gives special attention to saving of the natural teeth
Artificial Teeth inserted with without extracting the
roots Prices within the reach OF ALL
Teeth extracted without pain. ocl9 % ~
n j. FRIEoKtCHs,
DENTAL SURGEON,
l55..St. Charles Street. LIS
mva73lv Corner Girod.
VIZ B. LANCASTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Camp Street,. see. ....-.5'
del T2ly Over The GermAniA Bank.
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ct. HENRY'S SCHOOL,
Corner Of Constance and Berlin streets.

This institution for tho education of Young Ladies'
with Preparatory Department conducted by the SIS
tors of Christian Charity has reopened its classes on
September lat. 1873.
The course of instruction pursued embraces all the
branches forming a solid education.
English and German classes per month. from 81 to 81
EXTRA CuARGEs.-Piano, French, Ilain and Fancy
Ncedlework, Stationery. ete.
For further particulars apply to tho Sisters at theiI
residence on Constance street, between Milan and
| Berlin streets. oco u
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
Fer Di,casas OF the Throat and Lungs,
sroh rs Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG-
Cough Bronchitis. Asthma.
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science. few AFRO et
more real vaiIc 20
mankind than this et-
fcc,ual remedy for all
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. \ vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this aud
o,ll,r countries, has
shown that it does
surely aud c;lcrtuAuy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-07-02
A ForIoru Hope.

Il ( souetiusz very di5caIt to judge az 10
zEelher pegPl= tax merely f5r the purpose Of
bearing themselves TAX. or whether they are sim
pig iZuoullt Of what they are taking aboat.
Whenever any great enterprise interests the PGb-
lie nfad. any usE Idsa thrush oct which Is cal
czIa1ed 70 divert attention. i pr- llici4l to the
saecssz Of that enterprise We have doa5cei
uhsthsr the tax ately made about sE-ciing Al
a-ranzsueat for free rrads nth the Aa=tralila
C8Iooiss S not intended solely 70 detraet the
pzbl1e mind froa The uaiu question Of seeking
reciprocity treaty 18th the U=itei States The
foll5Eine e1tr1cl frsG the Loadoa Eveuiuz Mai
Ct The I7th Of Nay last sil doubtless satisfy or
rsai@rs oS the impossi5ilEiy q making sueh al
arranesnsnt With the Australian Colonies EFea
if Il Eers possihl=- Il E01ld have % b. made
18th each Oos Individually and ssbaittei 70 the
Imperial parliament Tor rs approval Wh=n ne
reject that The AgstraEaa Colonies are -gpplIed
Nth s1garz By Nasritia= and o-her British Colo
ties. il al Be eyidsut that 90 British ParIamsat
uiI sudorss ssch treaty.
MR. IA bfI Eas rad 4 second tine yesfer-
dav in the Hu1sc Lords, Elich, in HlaIter o. so1e
iBp.lrtaBcr. exrercs The puErr o. scif government
already sujsyzG . ar Australian Cl1uies- B. the
IaW @hcl eeEnes rheir existing C1nstIfE1in1- thry
arg a prrssuf priiihtret ris Izago-in- D-Trnitll
Basses Il + nv proposed % repezi tais prIshibi
rfsn 80 fIr - cuacerus the m1lai c0nlnere nf the
Colonies rEelnselFes- The rili prgEi1rs thar TIE
Lesislzrzrr q any ore q The CSlgnies s1aii have
ful poWer fnIu time % time - rrnlif OF Impose
C1-tous Duties lpoa the Imports tntu such CulanT
a a-r article he pr1c1cE Or a1Gf1cf1re q 1ly
other u the Cllnufrs, ile4cEirZ keW Zealand II
i rr1vitsss hoEeTrr a. the SANE time that % rev
Dsrr shall bs Imposed and - existing Duty rrulit-
I'D uor irnarfatinrE fruEl any rurttcuiar cnEuiry
sirh01f heirZ eqEaily imposed - reHIlite1 Epon
si1iar fr1porfafi1us fru etleT couurri-s-- The r
feet therefore i % give these Cni1fies fierf eTty
70 r-rcfice herEesn tteuselve= either freE Trade
Prsrerfisu and there b. NJ cnuhf thai ssule Of
ITEM wfi use rhrir Power Tor tlr purp1@c - rrp-
f-~ff.- = Lord CanfcTt1r1 also
al wriI u uusur oct that The Bsl IL tolres
TIE fsr.zn trade Of The Cai1nes- II neifh=r gives
uor bids Get any h1ps q h-rzEfter giving fhr1
uouer 10 iuuuuse bsE-rrnfizI Dlfi-s articles in
rorr-f fnarl ahrund and a cuur-~ i enriziH- an
ecrsss prEis0 that d1fies sizil - icylr1 o. X
r7frfed incrnsizteut with CcuDerrizl Irraiies 70
sSich En-il11 = party
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-07-02

tfsa i theze Sesn-S Aere Ia ezS- the CESSNA Of
Pear H4roor i sE-ea-L hat the s33-sss bad
this s5-yt 4 sPpsrsuI fso'a wat tosS ysles shea
H. rs-ss,s,ica was 6-oG-al IN % easisA NJ, C4s-
&c asd rs Es--ly. AID Mr. Rhodes with few
esasr hsrsigeerz eoad Qstztly - and Es'eo
. he hitter 6ssunciaiioOs uttered agSaass Mr.
c. AID othsrs. wbscA rs s3arsss ba6 heea The
sols ea1se q exciting. without catering protest
a-as-st the laEless prccseGi1gs-
He tells the natives. Ezoag other thfugs, that
he esssisa Of Psar5 Harbcr lsaas nothing core
CT 5sss thaa zoaszztioa. shieh statement i \
r-css psrversicu q The truth. a. the Fear River
v-ci-es -zs eroGgas for~s-s mAinly % t'7e<saA
The aivvcstss Of aasezaESoa- By Securing al the
sssss,s they so1sbs Goc. and. a. The szne tire.
sztabzssiar he native sovereignty &C erursr
essss. Is bsax Is ans Night be fSand 70 oceGpy
TIE th-oos-
he eaisss the fears Of The ratives By Picturins
% tbsu the CERTAIN death ard sxtinetioa q The
usaksr of the tro RACES. The trssehsriss, uur-
Ssrs. oa.chsriss. he wholesale eoo6-caiiO1s and
sla-zAtsrs tkat Esrs psrpeirzied upo1 The unioe-
tu-s,s POSSESSES os The sol In America ieay-
ing then . Isssr that they vi Be DESTROYED By
sbs sword ard The us>kss-th1t they VII De DIS
possessed q thar lasis, domestic lies broken
u. Is-itn.ts <ovsrsig1ry denied til the 61al
blsE Z struck. and the independence Of th-
eoaatr7 ss-svsr gOns If ,his Asguage : rot
ezicuIa,e3 10 excite the passions q Hawaiiaas,
Ma laazzage eaas
Agaia. be says that The esssi51 Of Pearl River
s advocated D. 6oSh The f3rsiga papers. one Of
then beng the government paPer-- Mr. Rhodes
kuoss perfectly vel that ghe government has no
uu7er uo-. ard tba. the szErrE Is 30 far a. lis
pa5licarioa l. eo1cern-i The sole property Of Is
pu5h-her. The OBJECT Of this fllse statement Is
sya5za'iY 70 przj1iics she uatiyes aga- nSt oo.a
the aiuiuistr4,ign and the Pa0If<her-
We ught eiJs other instances IN the address.
=here the speaker has give1 sttsraaee TO very
alEise statements. HIS references to members
u The Privy Council are equally iujudici01s- fls
here We see Al hoaoeabia Prfry eogucsor actually
altsrBr falss stalstnsats 10 the native P0pu.z-
ts1r a.i rsi1g I4aguaze ealealaIsi 10 excite. and
.hlch did excite then 10 Iz%Iess proceedings.
TIE results Ct Ebich mzE becDue serIUGs 20 -
a. Il faa1ed ay other agtl4t0rs u the paolc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-07-02
WEDNESDAY JULTa
An EnoendIary Political Meeting.

7 E-osksr coizzz III Be foz1d al address
VIA E1s dsErsrsi b Hou- Godfrey Rh0dss.
uszhs 4 he PaTy Co1zcI r. re- % N0a-
6uT srsui--. 10 = u1Eivs asilsues- Shieh appears
= kzrs bses eo1Fs1st expressly 70 Es1sa 70
H. Il beiug gate lsuEtAE- Ee sxriaie otter
rzzszr - o-szr 70 give The EsutI=z.a a f1I bear-
M. VIII he c0mle1cs1snt- or historical
sks-rh- e scs q. e11PlEil- as K ( vel zristsa
md un-srt- bzl nth the Portsou rsiatiag ln th=
,r.s-u q fszi Rzrsr. he csss i 6Ssrs1i- To
a ErrEsh spe.king sldisucs tiers nay De n0th-
IL uts-k sozIs szrits sPseial e0a7sst. ssiss
Frum - uumaruzs nisEtntsusHts. 70 apply to
thsu n hnrshsr tzz- Bet the eject @ the
uuaus nind III he very dr1=rsat The asser-
sious uuss are ozrzlaieG . szzits thsir fears q
ID r--i.sires ag.sssE fsssigaers- b. h0liiag "
y rhs= ths Fistzrss q fs.is ard ulassacres
utieh k-rs tzken pAacs II former timss in Amer
zz and Iusia- and zors h-slg n NsE zsaland
I'D ius5u1r-r ftzi tbsE zsF IO0k fog rsPeti
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHhORODVN HI
IsTaE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

VNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the un:0uuiei statements frequently made, that
the composition OF CHLkODINk is known to Chem
sts and the Medical profession The fact =. Chic
rody vas discovered and invented by Dr. ]. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Stafl. and so
named By hun and il has bsfied al attempts at anal
ysls BY the fret Chemists "a the day The method
and secret Of the preparation have never been pub-
lished Il Is obvious. therefore, that anything sold
under the name. save Dr. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE, Is a sPuril Us imitation.
CAUTION Vice Chancellor Sir ". P. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
Of Chlar0dyne.
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This fnraaatle rrnsiy ptouce- qust refreshing sleep
relieves p,iu Gains system the dersug luce
tins. and stimulates healthy action u the ssrretus e the
tiy vb4u efaiiug any q thse unpleasant results at
etiu the We Z opium Oh and yuuu- nay tike u ~ Az
tfy 10 IT, us4veu. .r- Effects and wuderf cures while
Medical ussn e1t virtues me-; extensively, usinE q 10
srv. Darrhr coles Ctughs asthma, kheumatlsui Aea-
ralsia, whipping CouEh- CrsmP Hysteria, &e
ENTRACTs FR0N MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Rish; loo Earl Ru.-eu communicated the College
frnsta q t act remedy any
N. lsnt "a. CIiLJROUTSE -Sre Lancet Dee %. lss4
D.. Lwe deal Missionary ia India rsrrts Dee 1858
that On n~sriy every 90. = sia o. Eheh " tvLLic
BIZ suNE-s CuLuRiDTNE vs. adHaiusterrd, the patsnt
Ertret f-ou R,i,a TIuisi Jan L 1s6s~ chasriyns Il.
rre-erti br sorz, q -gthar uelcs practitioners. OF
euasse uaud at TINS be snzaiary ppaaf Did h not
EItret fu tie GsussaI Beard Health, Eruian,
it, efcy 1 CbaisIa - - strongly convinced 4 the
Immense vau- q tis remedy. that cannot TOO frrhly
e.. fh- r.r-s-itv q afarflul- u IN al csse-.''
CAUTt OH.-Naus ssuaius usihout The words % D.. J.
CSIifs BjH NJ 10 a.. 1yeruu-ut stamp. Overuhslu-
iu- n5sii-sI testimony accompanies ssrh hatfis.
-. ysu,hetur,r. J.T.DAVENPoRT.
8. Grssf Rus-eit si-- Bi..lufsi.ury. London.
Assut. Sev Tars. ". a. scHIEFTEIrs Co .nd J c.
NEILs Ai-hn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-07-02

Ea-E1.S- Is -z.= ear seen aFpoau1z- Ela6
s-s-=-r q ~ --zsr CT lINz-za- zaEa- = FlAr= q
: -sl=rsz E1EE O. EaEz- sC1isrsr & I1ss-lr-
----s-- CO. ---sF ia as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-07-02

rnrr--r Of 0SE THOUSAND DOLLARS =
ts-str aEs-s1 o. re cczPazy g i-llvr1zal EE1
a-z E--z ere y ne - Cap process aae export
--.z-r -a-su-5 naazs. 20 zoe las-I cf Hawaiian
go --b.--1= Pr.rlss.t- chl1 Parties va I1-e11
d e--ueas ~ szls r-szuz SAL -lss 1stlce q re
n-.sr az rhs Ez.s-1r betu-s tie first EaT u Aa-rh
- E1m1S D. EAEE-
Ezzts- q tse Iz-sr5ar.
r-.lslz- Nar s. Is-z- sss in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-07-02

E--r-E-rha 5ors-u=ez- Prlzz5aE Es-ahIissosus
hu-z- h-ez l-ascf s-.z -.s Is- cf AFrd. Is7s- C
n Soy a. T1i-1eF, tl-zr1sr El-h tie good -
ct -hs e. Eawa5az Eazsc-R 11i IA 0sra usEs-
ra-s-z he -szuozszz5-T e. rEh5stiz- saI1 usEsPa-
rs-s b e---rE kss azi His MlisszFis 61rsr11szt
) e. rss -ss1l1ssls f1r 1uy risEs expressed L
80 --sszz-s-s sz-ert 81 Ekae zas lFpsa- E11er
-As hz-E & r p AEzs1r1rv-H
ErEry Q. EkLL-
M1as,sr f - Izasrier.
EzrH. Mn--E =. rs-1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-07-02
MarshaI's sale.

WAMES CAMPBELL AND HEwuVvrnruw-
- lollnl lallantasI "a DAVID Eanlaldrll -. =
and heAaIlza. her huahal1 ana $500 - - ~
h90Eaao, aeieudantl bef1rs ~ Honrratla Fi.as II
Alea tLief justice q ne surrezzs c11lf II "a -
Equity % The Hawaiian Iaands
- flftle oi decree iasIlIlE - l1rraa Co..
q lsF Nia tf1tF q AZ tiaasi1l fslrel. - 49,
Aplte named coulriallaur5 o. alIIa 80 -
SAT- HbAl The isih day % 1rLT. a. - fs-9. A. -
tpurt Helae ID lahaiGa, NaIl - orfarr rl..r -.
~ s..le ~ ne rsat tie i1tsrs.s - 80 II
a- y AZ ii1 Algul1r az r1r.rsTe1 nrs1Ia.a Ht
ana nesciliea 20 the uorfraTr ~ c1rr.1raafa - a.
e-l.s ii'el ana - ilrth. and desfieef Fea ~
an titst one unslFilef haif Interest - a. ~ 49,
l't le1s ard parcel % ian1 alruarsi m EEnaan r1
l--il1 - Aal- granted kaha1Ear1a - nrra 49,
-. tils ana nsilf'iel and feacrlte1 $685.
= Aq1lnasa nla - rnaaEa o - al1arl . -. -
3sa.-- hapoal pill ana sad - - 1. EnIu.ai
ht.e ~ - AZ kaaL - EHal ala11a. IA ~. :
k4ll ~ @ap Fli u nan 49, b - . = ai1IrL
Aiaa AZ 80 kou. kaldl3s fan cIa - nnnn nS1ta
KEN pa Al4la. heu -. knul rrII - 20 - -.
- - fl<aaele Alaia aenl - Es1 1.sal - -. =
pl aa4 ks ~ o LaL Asa heln s. kr-. Iu1ls-r,
AaP- Alala heil - Eoul- Eazl 81 Err al.I
nni 1eit ~ kahsaai kap1uiu 49, nre- a. -
AAl- tsf <a1- ma kaFa aanui q A1sl nanl na1.a1aI
-aa epsiAining I've and enc auaFfer 49,.
tNs-l-.t wa A. Ne flrIrlfuer sd arrs
y oaiont7 aiiieaa 1il deerre. lnesrret csts n
eether with ~ iseI aai c1uls.s.s g. rrarar-lr 80
led We. PAakE. Ma-sAal lin1..1s $50.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-11
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1876

Z. s. REGISTERS OFFICE,
AUSTIN, Nevada, December 23d, lS72.)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
IN Hermann Heynemann has this day
filed in this office a plat, together with n
notice of application Tor a patent from The
United States, under act of Congress ap.
proved May 10. 1872, for eight hundred
$500 feet OF a certain vein, lode or deposit
OF quartz or other rock in place, bearing
silver, known as the Lord Eyron lode,
running 400 feet northerly and 400 feet
sOutherly from the Lord Byron shaft,
situated in the Eureka Mining District,
Lander county, state of Nevada, and
more particularly deserted as follows,
to wit
SURVEY NO. 81.
BEGINNING at a post marked No. l, U. s.
survey No 81, whence post No. l OF survey
No. SO, made for Hermann Heynemann
upon the FL Dorado deposit or lode, bears
NIT of Ruby Hill No. bears n. 5deg. 33
NIL. w. 9756 feet. A prominent rocky
point, No. =, the summit OF Silver Hill,
bears n. SO deg. 80 min. +. 93i9 feet. The
flag staff in the town of Eureka bears n.
70 deg. Is min. f. 1854 feet, and the Lord
Byron shaft bears $. So deg. w. 4o5 feet ;
thence running $ 76R deg. +. 200 feet
thence S. 13h deg. w. 500 feet thence n.
10Y W. 200 feet, and thence \. 1874 deg,
+. 500 feet, to post No. i, the place of be-
ginning, containing 3 and 67-lO0 acres.
Courses expressed from the true merid-
ian with a magnetic variation of lG deg.
East.
The claim is OF unsurveyed lanus, and
is bounded on the north by the Elise
lode, and elsewhere by no known claim
ants.
The notice and diagram of the above
ain can be found posted at the Lord
Byron shaft.
ALFRED E. SHANNON.
d2S-6Od Register,