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REV YORK.
NEW YrIa. December 16-Eeo,---s'ocss active
AID Considerable doing. old, llo*Al OF. Money,
9 bid Vzchango-Loae, Q; shot, eK. Govern.
rncnts strong all aot:vo- States 1riet
Ersnt,,o -sIcroJ sstiTa &t3. Sterling oEta eaG
h,eha. :. Sx. Cold active Id high ST St 11lS2
lI1k. Dsyernnoa stroll; sna oonSioo-2hlo eot!s
At high p:!e.5. eatns q -ts< aS1 nc G.-o!
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WrLMIraroS, y. C., December l5.-&rir.ts tru-
pertiue yr;n 1t S7Yc. kc5!o-Eo sglt<; Sal I'D
fer strained. Grade ti.realne quiet: ~ Tor haltt
I'D S2 SO lor yeiJw-0ip. Tar steady ~ 1880.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
l. SOCIETY,
12O BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

THEORIES TESTED BY TIE PANIC Pkc'a9
TO BE True:
!. Du.ipg the last three months business r.,
have been compelled TO give all thtir TINE aga eH'
eryy to save their business from ruin. ,
3. ibis proves that the value or money io'Gi..H
In commercial pursuits Is 10 I great degree toa|n
gent upon the life Of Its possesSDr our es'ase,I
whole, deprived OF your management mus ha''a"
in VI lpe from tie moment OF your death; j.,
s. Since, therefore. your business anu a., ?oaa
vestmerts will lie Of less value Tomorrow you u
dead Than to-day while you are living u sViutH'
that your life should be fully insured. nc ha5int
OF the times, instead or furnishing IN eAcsS 10Y =,
lay should add weight TO the arguments "a ~ w., ~
immediate Insurance. for II II Is naro lot ~ =,
pay premium NOW, how much harper w"I M >,
be for your family 10 support thetnSei'est' 'n's
times II you were deadI haas,
S. Discharge at once this duty which 4'a Ht"D
you owe Ia your family. The ieeng that your !i,n
ily Is provided for, no matter Whist may napitn
viii afford You comfort which al equal amount ~
money laid out In any other WY GOULD A's pa''
chase. ,,.,,o, xorr
This question claims your consideration NO"
Weigh II carefully. aud decide beIors toe Gov ~
the year what action you VIII tsss Est3rs iHSGt
examine The EQUiT ABL ELS ToNTlSEHAN lnn9
FUND pol ICY which offers adrantasSs tsc"'''
BIZ NO other plau Of Insurance. ,.
For further information apply 10 coz lsep'
''ouSn'"' 'D1 rEfIOE & ELLERsOH.
General Agents FOR FlrElpts:
lll9 Main surtt, kchmoEi' va
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ygTiLLIAM r. BURWELL.
W ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND,
will rlacticc fl hu the courts, State aud Federal
held IL Tie city II kichmond aud III the counties OF
Iuwhala2. Chesterfield, aud ucurico
liz will give special attention 10 the prosecution Of
cliuS agatlst thu United STATES In the Court Of
Claims al Washington.
OFFICE: Over Mr.. FrauSun Stearnss office, OPP
prS;tG cus,on!- house. no 1S-1ms
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IiNlALUaE ALbfANAc. pEckAb'hsihs : - q Al
Gun 5s's;.:: III i HSS1 l:ls
PonT OF iElcHMdND, pIcEatDEz 10 1879. !
.,.res,n Ola Donlnlon, walk9r New f29s n
n,e,1nanea5o ami passengers, q. W. Anso w
aS s,a5;,or Alliance. oaxr. phiadolphh lnarehan
,,See"ni IN .sougrrr W. ?. Porter. agent c.,,
Brig aIssdsits, Fle.nns, aA17EToot- ''o wy
rs sShooner america. 1osraha' Roctlaad lH'' d,
schooner. s John Beatty. Price Ph!l.delDhia' pig
Sc s.csnouer Fasrer aeft, ,shsdec'r, philadelphia
oo soi,ocpss X f. Green. Tracy Windsor, n. s..
DA; cs5;aar t iF sAjor ect-l,, Windsor N. s.
plaster, 4. :. Lee. = Fl. =. IS. y. in.'.
AA!LED. -...
steamer J. W. ETe"Tlnn, Plltt: Philadelphia,
merchandise ard passengers, ". 2. Porter. agent.
ctcaplcI John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, MGR
chanttsc AVID passengers, L. g. Tnu,n. ngent.
fcheoaer q. q. "A. TrAVers, Mitchell, down river.
ig!i.. Il ..-, ...
echaoner Ro-anna, Frank, Baltimore ria War
wick river. .. t.+t' go '.@..
schooner Ann IT wibill Mullen, Chester, Pa,
sp3kcs and IGes, Curtis Z Parker,
Schooner 5. y. Navdca7tie, Moore, down river.
light. @~s 80 q. -.
Schooner ". L. Hearn. Larkin. down river, light,
70 load luiuUcr unl rctucn. Curtis 6 PARKER.
lDy TELEoEApE.J
NEW yoaE, leceiuper 15.-Arved ldaho
ArrIy. out ET! sta. g ...r ...f -...
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BY y. 3 Robins.
AGcuoneer and Real Estate Agsnt,
1908 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ INPeUvED REAL ESTATE AT THE
NORTH East CORNER OF FIRST AID MAIN
STnEETS, ~ THf. CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
PCaLIC f.UCT!GS.-By virtue of a certain deed
Of trust pede 20 the undersigned, Tearing date 9th
Apytl. 1870. and duly admitted 70 record In the
cGnft d hastns@s for tbs fi.y. or Richmond on
:: prr &c. 1870, d.cd-booa 30 B, page 54s. and at
the request OF the holder cf The second Negotiable
NOTE iGe.cin named ard descri!td. shall on UtS
Day, f'ctenloec 25d instant. beginning at
oo!ook ?: NJ. expose 10 sale by public auction. On
As premises, 10 the highest bidder, the real estate
by.A:e iced conveyed, Consisting q I'll that Ger tain
LOT OF LAND With the BRICK DWELLING.
&C., thersco, located as above drseribed. fronting
On tue North side NJ M;in street 81 feet more OF
liss, an3 running back between parallel lines 80
fe.l lsspEe or less TO alley.
IEaalS CaN Us 30 80 much as may be necessary
10 GSyray lilo Expenses Of eSeCndn@ the trust and
~ deep,rsc note Of 5p ] 20 with interest thereon
trYS Mag s. 1879. G. the ~ ~ of TN per cenlum
NJ LAAum: quo - to The r. siuUe, OH Suo1 terms rs
ETAS be snpcu0cei ut the time Of sale Sale lmpera
Cye. ", B. ROBINS. Trustee.
sale conducted By ". 3. RoHrNs. Auc'ionees.
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ALI PERSONS INDEBTED to the old
"a rrrr u CAkT sf i aRlsr!aN, will please
settl: with Lsssrs. EAsFlSs d HEATH, Ait1rueys
at law room No. si.ifer's nav building, US no
Further Indulgence c.sn be allowed.
"a 1854 CARTER s CHRISTIAN.
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:. + By Richardson & Co..
. Real Estate Agents aud Aueioneers,
ll1S Main strsst.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ REAL EsTA II, oNsEIoED STREET
,LE iWHfssNyAtks0N AMP nUVAiL ST. sIkEsEIIs Is.
crea Of he Ih;acery Court OF this city Of hchmopd
srnasiea o. The - DAY Of DeesmI ,S lsas ~ the
ennussi i,ers lh-rir appointsd -1ll proceed 70
sell 3 auction. on the premises, on THuRsDAY
The atth instant, 81 q 2cl9es T. ", desirable
DW- LLIEG above and 10: 80 l-s by }e3 feet, on
tSe east side Of second srsat between Jackson ana
1T-nSs 0ue-.our.i Of the purchase money IN
cash the reaidre q tao equal instruments payao!e
respectfully iu six sDd r%elve months, negotiable
Itas 70 be Given for the defsrIsd payments, with
Interest sddu at the ruie Of sig per cent per an
nun. and the u'le 10 be returned until the Whole
purchase money "a paid and c6nygyafcf orusrsa
- J. A. RtCHARDSON,
COMMISSIONER
RYnuApDsoN & CO.. Auctiopeers. de 10
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BALTIMORE

EALIlECEE-
pA.glnos-. DC, !losr 1o.-Efgi n eT o'A'es'
COX. West Y!21inias, loS Eoilh e.t"i.% o.
oia as; Nor.h Carolius special iax, Iob Nd 10
1uy-
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE wilI -,
IL at auction, at the residence OF Samue, az, ~
dr., deceased, on the River road about Ten MI. H.
above Richmond, on MONDAY the a1d OF Is au.s
her, 1873 81 - O'Clock 81, Gt fair; II nor ~,
WITT = EA'''"-''
Three fpe HORSES aud two COLTS,
Eve COWS: one BULL, txo HEIrERs,
Two young BULLS,
Thres YEaELiNGsa and CALF
EeSepteen HOGS.
Large quantity Of OATS, both CLEANED ~. -
sheaf, and some seventeen barrels CnFx -
IL ALSO,
Two WHEAT-FANS, one CORN sHrJrrl
one CLEANER and BAL1SG-MACHISF I'll"
PARTNERSHIPS.
One lot IRISH POTATOES. PLOrGrs 4.
with lot Of HOUSEHOLD FCkEiTGkE. AZ
TERMS All sums of 81 90 and under. cish o,s,
that amount. ninety days' credit for approved ~.
goiiable potss satisl ector!ly endorsed
D. M LYSEMAN, S.HC
de lO-6OJtd&2E Aufnfnisfrn,a-
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9 vssfFlx.ExIEs-.T5,5s.s;;;;;:.!:
4 By Gubpe q Wilaaus,
Aucaeoous and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Nat, "a


COMMISSIONERS SALE Of . ~
.G !. ypsI r., TRACT OF LASD cA1 IA.
Y EE Eso Al1 HI d II YYSs 81 R
CONTAINING FIVE HCNDRr o a9FffHSS SsgkG,
" LEss:-By virtue OF decree ~ nc HHORE
Court OF The county Of City and e ss g,sn;t
h 1n,srsd October 15 1873 In e. q, nv m
s sde q e sesaI ,s spps
1873; O'clock ?. 81 iaE ifnot, Ss e s,s,E
Gay ,. nr IN front Of the court hSust n th
elss Sldass shat certain TRACT OF tSSfss
Queeli's Greek, Containing I've hundrsd sctasW On
or less adt2tntUg the lands Of koberrM. a, nor.
william Walters estate, and Others. Tbe r,a. ans
Mnd y very pro5pctive more than naf is IN arr
enn timber, apd there La on the farm an 80, r,1
TERMS; One.fourth cash; the residue In t,,..
eaust :sstal1ents at SIX, twelve and eiohte t,e
f from asy Of sale bod
Az ,aia payments, bearing Interest frv,n d.,
81 saie, ana Title TO be retained until ali tSe
cnase money Is paid and Conveyance nri hs PVT
'S >S~s' .' JOHN L. GRCBBs y
Gprn,. .,r,, Acting Commissioner.
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VERY AND SALE STABLE-N

IL havt opened livery stable Gu Second ~
between Broad aud Grace strcets, and cup. .ul Ply
AT all times hanas1n,e SMd desirable Ii CkS, ~ g.
GfrS. aud Sc UDI.t-EUbSuS. Horsce b9lrced
by the dry. or month al the most reasonable ratca
can saieiy epsr,si:.e sslsi.ttioa. vii nso keep
an aseovItnea. u NiooU aGc { a4L It tbe iewsst
prices. .:lfr,I,. T. Z. REEsETT.
stre44 &C LOCI.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
- MONDAY, L.seHter IL, 1873.
soLp-ecO Richmond city e's 81 81.
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T9>e gt,anosal Problem - She Sonaso--
~,s x,nis.ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s.sa assa,rs--Aaditional TsEas,-A - Sc
r,s;tiou 70 ,gedacs AL Arrrossri1-
,.o.;s-Taassase OF ths 2::osic Dob DC.
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TOHN 3. GRANT, formerly oonnectrH,
81 ri., ,,,. p,.huon, .pency OF The Cuutinerta!
Fire Insurance Company, OF New York; s1s LIZ TS
appoiuted assistau: scrtary o. NE vi " -"
INSURANCE COMPANY. OF RichWoi" Ia::n,
ONCE, No. Ills Main street. az L1 -oO-
n Y. WALKER & CO., GENERAL ~
-. SuRaNcE AGENTS, loi4 MAIN sthS'''
RICHMOND. VA. representing the .,,,..,,.
AMAZON INSURANCE LOliPANl.vi li"''
natl, Oh o--:IsSets over Si.QQQ.QuV ;cr. cour,
MAhHATrAH FIRE lSsl k AZ nno ~"'
LYNCuBUGG lNstRAkrE And $1,000 nIs1
COMPANY. Of LynchburS, Va'-ssss's ''''
soavTTi|aSTIC INSURANCE CQApahl' .!
Rrookiyn. 4, Y.-assets over S3o0.000i =
Union FIRE INSURANCE CO C0GMPAai' q
Ballimor-, Nd assets over *2VV, QHO. H.. .,pr
900. Loses euItbly adjusted aud promp'h p;iu
et this agsrcy. Applications collected ana i.i *
,ii.Ie atta,t,on given thereto. - -
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kNGEAT hEDUCTLO& IN FCR-A
~ N,TI-cE--l bsrc on hand l'rge stoSs ESa
Of WALNUT GIIA si3.", eEkLGH, mi, TIT
TAflJr, Ga4 p|s%. - 3CtTs and t IT,, S =;
I.sh II grossly ro1G,rl prices. Partks buying
T0:,i,i 81 /? II 70 e-I-lue IN STOCK and eoITpsrs
n-icrs =. GaIEElGHT.
va No I6 Governor street
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NEWPORT MILLS. IN JAMES CITY
~ COUNTY. VA, FOR sALE.-Hy virtue OF a
decree rendered ~ tbs ctrcuit ccl1 ior The
burg. on the 17th day Of OCTOBER 1879, IN Ii.
cases OF Gusts aud others rs Durfeys executor and
others, and Southali aud wife Is. Durfey's eIec7.
tor, the undersigned. as special commissioners vii
sell at public auctouto the highest bidder before
the Courthouse Of the said city OF WILLIAMSBURG
on the 18th day Of January, 1874 tcouoty c9u,t
dayJ, one-half Of that valuable WATER 'GR!SI
and SAW-MILL called uSewnor. Mills" lnclct.
EGHT AND OEE-HaLF ACRES OF LA4D be-
longing thereto. eltusted 10 james City enua,y
near Jamestown, On & naviSable creek within two
niles OF james river. Jhis mill Is IN working
order, aud from It's locality and capacity is orc Of
the most desirable In the State. II is historic.
During the war OF 1919 It supplied the Amercaa
navy with -four, aud sdl manufactures the best Q!
-four.
pay the expenses of sale, and for the residue OF tie
purchase mouey credit Of one, two, and three
Years will be given the purchaser 10 execute bond
for the deferred ayments, with good security tsr
Ing legal interest from the day Of sale, and tbs It'll
retained until The whole Is paid,
r. T. ARMlSTEAD.
Special Commissioners
Att the same time and p.scr, and upon the san.
terms, the other half OF s+l1 MILLS AMI LAM b.
longing TO John ". Lea and wife ulll lie sold
SYDNEY SMITH,
Agent for John ". Lea aud wife,
WLLrAMsRChG, VA, December 2 1873.
del1.ls~tw
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OF CHARLESTON, THJ

4 ANE-HALF Of CHARLESION, THE
" CAPITAL OF, WEST VIRGINIA, ro RI
sol. 81 fFs 4fs 4 N6i lG SS pEcAsst
CHAELEsTCN, WEST 'VfRGINiA.-tn the
midst Of one Of the greatest coal, ,!!ron, All.
ihe Fapid,ty Of its growth o sinoe he complete
come one a the largest marufact1rng lite, n TIE
coaptry: s9rronnasd By IL ntlls the tStsnt Of H.
nearly oae-half Of the entire sits urop which tha
city L. built and Thu: portion which Ntn be 10 DE
ysaro7 owing to It's many advantages The mos. I'm.
porant part OF ihe city, will BE- sold At auction %
OECEMBER 20, 1878.
Lots fronting forty-ave feet will in all prom.
biDty sell for not mora than SIX dollars pc, iron:
frsMs: Only $40 IN hand cash on each lo.. and
balance IN one, two and three y ea.: Trb perfsc.
for map and pamphlet e WEST CHARLESTON
Charleston Is only fifteen hours By rail frog.
Richmond or Washington aud fifteen bours b, rail-
aud boat from Cincinnati. Hotels. finest In ,hs
State. Parties from distance purchasing lots S1ll
be given return tickets. no 35-eodtDecls
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:;.;r:Y,,:r,;iT;-r;s-TI::-.sTlyTEETTuENcE:-

S7Si T7iaE aLSfaNAc. DscsNpEn 1e' 1878.
Sun Ms9s 1 5lses -. 1Is
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

charge native regiment sent out after II,
as they sometimes are, springing over the
heads of the first line right into the Gen.
ter, flying about, knocking men down
with every blow, until, complete sieve
of assigai wounds, it dies fighting. g
They generally lie in the kaku-thorns,
or in the dense evergreens which line the
rivers, and in the summer in the reeds
The best chances for killing them are OBJ
tanned in the former place, as you often
come across them asleep when you are
stealing about after game. 1t is better not
to fire If its head is toward you, as, even
if you shoot it through the brain, its dy-
ing bound may land it on top of you; but
if you see one, go round and try to get a
shot at its back-they always lie on their
side-and then there is good chance at
the head or heart, with a possibility of
breaking the backbone. Sometimes the
bush is too thick for you to 60 round, and
in that case hide, and break a twig, or
give a low whistle, and it will get up, un-
certain what has disturbed it, and give
every opportunity for a steady shot.
Sometimes one meets them in bad
places, where it would be very dangerous
to fire if alone, when, if seen, 1T is best
to stand ones ground, not attempting to
make any offensive movement, and not to
kneel down; for some reason, probably
because they themselves always crouch
preparatory to attack, lions will rarely
stand this if anything of an ugly temper
When you do fire try for the shoulder, or
if very crack shot, and not at all ner.
vous, the brain; do not aim too high, as
the forehead is perfectly fiat, and ball is
apt TO glance. With male, in firing al
the shoulder, take care the floating name
which covers it does not cause you to
aim too high, as, when the brute is angry
and bristles up, it makes it seem much
larger mark than it really is.
When you have to take refuge in tree
go up as far as you can get, for if none OF
its bones are broken the lion generally
will have try at you, though, if the
branches are thick, there is little danger
even within its distance
In case where a few seconds delay
may save your life, it is worth while to
know that anything thrown down-a hat
coat, etc.-will first be torn up with q
crunch of the teeth or blow of the paw
before your pursuer resumes the chase
1t has, to my knowledge, saved more than
one man at a pinch.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28
Transparent Pudding.--Warm half

Transparent Pudding.--Warm half a
pound of fresh butter, but do not allow ii
to melt Mix with ii half pound OF
powdered loaf sugar, and stir them to-
gether till they are perfectly light. Add
small nutmeg, grated, or half large
one. Beat eigh. eggs as light as possible,
and stir them gradually into the butter
and sugar. Finish fine with sufficient ex-
tract of roses to give it fine flavor. Stir
the whole very hard, butter deep dish,
put in the mixture, and bake it half an
hour. Serve it up cold. You may bake
this pudding in puff paste.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28
THE BARN. WINDOW.
BIZ LUCY LARcoN.

BIZ LUCY LARcox.
the old barn window, John,
DO Won remember 1t,
How lust above it, on the beam,
The tame doves used TO sit,
And how we watched the sunshine stfeam
Through notes and gOeeamer,
when down they fiuttered, John,
With such breezy whrr!
think the sunsets, John,
Are seldom now Is red;
They used to linger like crown
Upon your auburn head,
From the high hay loft looking down
To tell me Of the nest
The white hen hid there, John
The whole brood's handsOmest!
Those times were pleasant. John,
When we were boy and girl,
Though modern young folks style them SLOW
Alack! giddy whirl
The poor old world is spinning now,
To stop, who guesses wheny
Be thankful with me. John,
That we were children then!
Have you forgotten, John,
That Wednesday afternoon,
When the great doors were opened wide,
And all the scents Of June
Came in to greet us, side by side,
In the high-eeated swing,
Where aocks OF swallows, John,
Famed rs with startled wing.
In to the barn caves, John,
We swung, two happy things,
At home and careless in the air
As il we both had wings.
The mouutain-sides lay far and fair,
Beyond the blue streams shore;
Icried, "Swing higher, joint"
And fell upon the floor
Next time l saw you, John.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

A FEARFUL combat with monstrous
reptile took place in Peoria, recently, ac-
cording to local paper, which says: "A
rural gentleman, visiting friend in the
Third Ward. found in the back yard, after
dusk, an immense snake lying in the
grass. He procured an axe, and when he
had chopped the reptile into about dozen
pieces, he discovered IL to be q garden
hose which had not been properly hung
up in the coal she'd"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

Quicksilver beds have been discover
ed in Iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

RUPTURE CURED si$ =: ,: s :::;
on the Back. Holds 10 every csss i3Mssd and ".
used with any Truss, producing q permanent cure.
Pamphlcts ID cepts, giving full Information. Al
dress DIR. G. Aug. Gregory,
S54 Broadway, New York.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

en- N No y Aade rGpfdiY with Stencil ~ Key Check
kN0Esg Oufhts Catalogues, samples and ful par
ticulars PREE. S. NJ. SP2scLR III Hanover St Boston
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

IMPERIAL GlN.-The only Gin distilled In
America by the Holland process. Medieinsl-
Iy and Chemically pure. Equal to the I'm.
ported, AT less than half tho price.
II. II sHUFELDT O. CO., Chicago
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DIR, REM AN.
DR., PAUL N. Brennan,

rJNHE CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND MED.
i ICAL LECTURER, has taken up his head.
quarters in San Francisco, 1877 Montgomery
street. opposite the Occidental Hotel entrance.
Large Rooms and the best accommodations for
both sexes Hundreds Of Patients have been
cured by DR.. Brennan after other physicians have
failed. His recipes are used by the leading
specialists of New York and Philadelphis. Send
for his List of printed Questions and his printed
Circulars. You who want true physician's
services correspondence will be answered by
return mail on receipt Of stamp. DR.. Brennan
will send q prescription known a. THE NEW
REORGANIZATION for the cure Of all dis
ease of the genito urinary organs, including dis.
ease of the Kidneys, Bladder, Sexual Organs and
Glands, which never fails 70 cure when used &C.
cording to directions. This prescription IL in.
valuable, as it thoroughly restores the Natural
Powers Of the body when lost by disease,
nervous debility or self-abuse. Price Of pre-.
scription $1,000 forwarded to any address. The
Doctor will carefully compound the prescrip.
ton and send the medicine by express for $15 90,
$1,000 to be paid in advance and $500 on receipt
Of the medicine which 10 warranted in every
case. Address DR.. Paul N. Brenan. l27 Mont.
gomery street, or his private Postoface Boz DOL
Send for private circular containing many things
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Bo,very Consolidated Mill and Min.
Caroline Mining Company. --Loca.

ton of works, Ely Mining District. Lin.
coin County, Nevada.-Notice is hereby given
that at meeting Of the Board of Directors
held on the 18th day OF November, 1873 an
assessment mo. 81 Of thirty cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of the corpo.
ration, payable immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the
company, No. 4l9 California street, San Francis
CO, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 22d day of Decem-
Der, 1873, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless paymen,
is made before, will be sold on the Thursda v,
the 18th day Of January, 1874, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Directors.
CHAS. L. ELLIOT. Secretary
Office: Room %, Hayward's Building 4l9 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco. Cal. n1S-td
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No. Of No. OF
.)ertifcate. Shares.

And in accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the Sth day OF
October, 1873, 30 many shares Of each par.
eel of said stock rs may be necessary will be
sold at public auction at the Office Of the Compa.
ny, 81 New Merchants Exchange, California
street, San Francisco, California. on Monday,
the LIST day Of December, 1873. at the
hour OF one O'Clock D. m. Of said day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
J. NJ. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Office: 81 New Merchants Exchange, Calf
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
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Phoebe silver Mining COmpan

PlOche silver Mining Company
county, Nevada.-Notice is hereby given that
at meeting of the Board of Directors Of said
Company, held on the 30th day Of October,
1873, an assessment mo. 81 of One Dollar per
share WIS levied upon the capital stock of said
Company, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office Of the
Company, 4f9 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day of Decem.
Der, 1873, will be deemed delinquent, and sdver.
tised for sa,s at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold
on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of January,
1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, to.
gether with cost Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
by order of the Board of Directors.
CIiAS. L. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office Room % Hayward's Building, 419 Cali
fornis street, San Francisco. California.
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