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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Blu pfrkauffn nno 81 ufrmlfibfn.
3u 1erfaufen,

re Cine iuiui6susDerthe S q r NJ pom S3H adern
~ en- Der Bbtluoelpbia't or Surnpife = Roao, ilnf
D{tllen BON Baltimore 9roses Steinsonus, aro6e
Sdeune &C /; binreitenoes SueaIuaicr 1T oorban=
ben. Ser Slas 1T iebr empfsbIenerpertb fur cine De-
fiuerie. 9rnutre'. Wilbmtrtbiddft &C. Ndberes tsi
3bpmas Siu, Ode Der Udpsttes uno ct. Saulftr.
(2u-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
4uftinua zgrrfauf
fM GEefutnts> Ssrfanf

fHA Grefntotsz Ssrfnnf
@Iunoei9eut6um auf Der Siibueit : Ode Der
@oeuz unb 9OugbfraBe,
iotpi.
elmer gutscfId,erten 6ruuenictbc pom ASpu
uno
6qussuub8idenz 8erdtbcu.
Sn 6olac cines BIisbtss oes gSoticu. @erittce ilr
Baltimore &ountp tueroe I'D Giles natltebeEo be-
iGrte6ene Iebr ucGtbuOIe 6 i 3entbu III Il. |. 10. ocs
uerftorbenen Samu,I glep 1ienftag, ben %, bebr.
1873, Wprsens 10 uhr, gum Strtante ausbIetsn:
Den 9dn;eu CSrunepIds, IN or StGot Saltl@
more 9elfeeR. 80 fSuB Utitlih BON Der Suoluelt Sds
Eer @otRz uab @ou9brraBc Gntan9eEo, 20 6nB al
Der 9ougbftrnBe butt. nit elmer eIeltn1Bi9en 8tels
BON 81 iSus > sou, uuo nit einem 2'itot!sen bIe9el'
ftelnerner aIpbubaui. nit 9flerstlhoB, ais yir.
10, 9ou9bftraBG, btfaunt, btbaut.
SerfauisbGotnoungsn: baare 3Iblur9.
SoslGtf nab Dem Serfauie pes obIgth Gl9entbulns
Uetoen mir ole SauspaItsz, Stuben= uno Suteus
DISQUALIFICATION in %belaot.ln BoPnpaule oertduteft.
8erner:
Gm isIben Gage, RGtmittags "a ubr, am 5eitrlebe'
men Ylage eIne SaLresrente poR31 Surs., au1 natz
fe9eno bti6ritbcnes Si8sntbnm Rafttn6:
IN Der Suoieitc Der @~anton-AoGHue, in Der Grtiers
nnrs Uon q 5us floweflIt BON rer Sdt, uclhe
ourh Die 9reu sung Der Sioit ite Der Canton : Gpenue
nit or Ohiette oTr @aitls>Iteu eebiloet pirr, an-
llolit, parallel NIT SGItle.41ep, 100 8u6, Inebr ODER
pen,9er, bis an Die ~ytolbiete Der SountairtrGBe 4;
bann oftIiG, liu9s Der Jtoro leite Der 5ountainnra6e,
unD parallel nit ner Canton : Aoenue % SuB s sou,
uno Damn norolpefli4 100 6nB, mebr ODER peni9sr,
bis gum Anion9e.
Sic obise 8snte 1T outb Sruei iu6fauttele 3iesetz
i%tciuCrne Wobnbduier 9cfitert
3cnrp 9. 9bompfou. grefutor;
dpfetb 3. 2luSuun, SaGm0lter;
(30-5S) gdmi. s.. Soper s Spbne, Nutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
g. Billiards, Sasuteles, Sibos
"aG's nnn Seuun Qtnh>Yiid,e,

9udb. Sale, BiuarSsG Queues, Daneen unb aIe
gum Biuarb notbiaen artifeI inter Isidten Seoinz
aunaen bel g. g. Ganlor s Oomp.,
(DeS31, 12Wlte) gfr. 24O, Mea $ Nrattftrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Discrimination, N.zG.

ia @ilmingtOH, R.zG.
SssSS9H- d EHtIi6G Clinic.
- Srdntamter td9Iid onasnUmmeu
am 9u3bc0' Guap, Gde Der Stgbtz uno G~seitIaRe.
Die Baltimore : Soutbfrn 9snpi 2 EraR5pcTtas
ttous : Comp. " befiebt aus Den DumpiidiFFen
%, =. SOieu," Sapt. SQrio ). Brtce;
~Sebc6a SlpSc," 9apt. ,. s. 6btlos;
-9uciue. "@Gpt. SobE Q. Bennett.
Das Sampfibrfi ~6plcp" nimmt Icpt 6radt
elm uno Uro amSienffaa, cen IS. 6%cbruar. Rad
mtttaae 4 uat, abGebeR.
Die 9Gmpilbtne uerlaHen iscCn SGfen JlpCi Dtat
tuo6entItb uno ]ucrbinbeu iib in gBtIminston nit
Der "gBl atouz5 otumbia sHuguita'Cr," or rQBils
min9tou = GBeltoEer, Der "gSiImIu9tou = Charlotte
RutbeIf0r6tr Glienbabn" une otren auihlusIiTieu /;
aud nit Den orc, Camper .SIuten nab Saoetteotle.
Sur6gCbenoe SradtbriCie Wsroen nab alien 4unt.
ten in Noro= uno Slo'9GroltRa, Georgia uno Glas
bama ausseiteQt.
GrG6tsutet Weroentd9lih anssnomHen unb Gra6t,
RctsH 10 biut9, ais bel irgGHb elmer anoGru9inie gd=
rantirt. 8eriberuHgGn Derbcn gu q BroJ. %effettuirt,
Gesen 6rattroten, @laiiiitGtlonCn u. GnbGrerguss
tunft ipenoe man iib an
". .. Spsdnr, a9enten, Wilmington, R.=@.;
IneremS Il Comp, generQt. N9eEteu,
C34) Rr. -. Smiths QBerfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
9aItii1er ElopG,

Dtreite resrImdstaS Dufnpi5iFia5zi artiSt
Stettin uno ReDzDprE i6er Sopeu5aaea Ulf
Sbri!iaRlgGo,
oerntttelt Der neuen eleeanten 8ohzSQmpfer
=Sutaboltt, "-6rdnfIin," -~9bprpdlnfsn, -.Grns
Soris Mruet~ (tmSdul, "ESafbinatpn" Il. Sauj.
Ab9ans GGdnittG9s 2 utr, pom Bier Is, R.zUiiust
Iber SABRE uue COPENHAGEN.
3Gmpter "Srdnfiir, " Capt. +. 0reper, Is. Scbr.
8Gmpler S5hOrDdlefpn. !" SPIT y. BarGuoou /. UtrI
0GnlPIRr ~pumboict," @api. Aruolb, IS. Dtlrj.
90 asezBret
Bon Stettin, SaiIte @oGo 5000
fir 9umboIot, Srantlin uno GrttQz9 Gmpfer.
Sriibeuoe6 1000
BON Refu'Dort, Salute 80.U
!StutIdeHbed 5000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auf Gin Sabr 9iltig.
Sailte, 9olo $50. SUiitenoed, sob $65
2Inoer inter 10 5abrtn bic 6Glite. 3Dti9enOcds,
BGhc9lcren rpcroeu Wiatrassu ~selitiert.
Ne9en 5rGht uHo YaliGge nat Den SFieeAdfsu
iueuoe man fh on
SbGS. RamneIsbers & 60, agentrn.
OtFce: 9tr. 40, 8rpaopap, Nep@yer9.
Sn Baltimore: r. Raine. Expedition Sss ~9suts
I9eu rS orrei@oneeEteu." (grrin3,tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Ri perfQufeu.

It'll Das3 fodise Dobubaus nit easen oui bsl
gupneEsSte Ger Sreterz uno NarpntroBs, 10 bel ID
Fnk bis an cine 4neu @ruEbmiet9e $1.75 pro
SreitetuB ; iebr bldg.
(091 Rr. IN. Qnm BrtSinuS, ct. u oil Nr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
2rt Sermicthetf.

Der qroBe 9a6cu Sr. 50. Saltimorehr., ncben'
an Der SiHce bes ~Sorrefponognten, " III bonn l. Nidrl
an aui turSe ODER LANCE 3elt btutg 5u ptrnletben.
Dtan meloe iib bel 4. Ratne, nebeRan Dem Saoen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Dppotbef=S crsanf

Gnmuei 8. eiopcr & Sobne, Nuft.,
Sno-Sf=@de Der Cab unb BGpetteft
m n n n ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
gu nerfGufsn.
3u Dcrfduf

It'll Suet Robnbdnisr nit 2doen aui ser Goro=
Beit-Sde or gyrt= uno 9Iobtfra6e. 20 bel 50 6uS.
srunrjinsfrei. Spbn Gl'nn o Somp.,
(35) SIR. ], ct. BaultIaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Sur6 .. s.. SOBER s. Spbne.
IN Eermalters>8 erfauf
Apr Mnrhnmfrnf,e

peE OuIguINI lQBP.
Su Sofse zines Setrctes oes sreisz@eritts Der
gtaOt Baltimore rprro Der unteroei9nete OILS Ser.
palter auf hffeniItGer Tuition on Ort urb Stelle,
W,istmpd,, ben D NdrS 1873 Hahmittaes 3 llbr,
Ten notftebeno beihriebenen @runbplatlmit @ebdl=
li" dteiten p%erfauien, ndmlid:
In Der Gillette Der Sutbamtrabe 121 NuR MORO
(i6 BON Der NoroofEGte Der Su1banz uHo Bait
moreitrdse an!dnsenf, bann norolitb on Der Ourbam
StraSe Ii fSuB 1 Soa sebenb. bapn oitlitb burh ole
Diitte elmer Sbeioemauer 90 5uB bis on bic Ytitts
elmer 10 SuB hreiteu Gneu, 5 TuB bon beiaster III
leu rcieruirenb, bann oitlib IL 5u5 / sou, unb rann
bis Sum 4Hfaree.
Sic @ebdulj dteiten b.fsben In einem bsqlemeu
sisoelasinernen gBobnbauie.
@rrmsmietbe SEE 1873 idbrid.
Eertaulsbeblngunsen, ute curb oGs Sefret uorse'
Ibrtsben: elm Dritttbcil baar uno Der SRet in 6 une
IL Nonaten, deer anss baar, na6 Dem Beltebeu bes
Sdufers.
9ine 4nsabIuns bon $lC0 mug bei'm 9aufe se,
madt reroen. NBdltcr s.. siatciife;
l. Samuef 8. Soner 3 SDbue, auft.,
CSC, a., 9, 81 I-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15

EsMiI 9as binishe Saus in Sa G Baltimore, SIR.
225. SfzTauette.. nabe @arolineItraBe, 10 bel 50 s.,
bis on cine sebn fSnb breite I1eu eebeno, elm oretz
ftodiscs sieSeiIteinerrss 8obnbans nit : itofi9sm
Slnterae6lloe erunoSinsirGi, Gas bur6 oas 9Inje
Sous: Yreis S2iOO, mabt iGr bas Saus nur SLIGO
mil $50 @tun6mietbe. Ser sdllHeI 1T bel Sob: u.
9iGehunt, Gde Der Saliimore' His Caroline
gtraHe. lZ9o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Serfteiserungen.
gcrmalterssS erfaui
HfH pom
gruneeisentbum an Ger Sombarss
0trnsa

ELs
ID pom
pertbppIem 8runeeisentbum an Ger 2ombarSs
Giraffe.
Snfol9e zines 0stretes hes 2rtis : @erihtss Der
Staot Baltimore. pirb Der unterSeihnete gerwaIter
aui offentlider Auftion am yIase, 1Dnnerfaa.
Den u: 6ebruor 1873, q q d. mttta9 5 q ubr.
u%etfduien:
Sas aan,e @runffd4 nebH 6e%bduIid,feitfn,
IN Der Staot Baltimore ssltgEn unb, ipie folsL be-
l6rieben:
Yin bsr Jloroieite Der 9ombarofrase, in bet gntfers
nuns Don Is 6uB 4a 3on iuefIih pom Der Duncanz
guep anfanQeno ; bonn rueitlib. ldngs Der Sombaroz
StraBe, 10 SuB Az 2on aebtno; Cam norolib. pas
rautl nit DuncaH.Ileu, 10 fTuB bis on zine 10 Sus
brslte Iuen bann oitlih On teiaster aaep. 10 SuB
IA sou unb Damn iaolitb bis ann anIargepuntte.
Die 9ebdubP, Sr. 409, Of<2omtaroftra5s, bc..
itebcH in einem eutsebauten 3zitoiigtn Sieaelfeiner=
men gSpbnhauie nit 2 ftodisem Sinter9ebduoe unb
inn elmer @runemietbe BON $50. rs untsrporten.
8erfaufsbeoiT9uH9en: elm Srttttbel baar unS Der
Reft in Sfuei eIeiteu 3ablunsen IN 8 uno 1? Wfonaz
ten, ooer 4Qes baar, nab Der Babl bes S1ufers. Die
9rehitz3 abtunsen 3inien trasenO un6 Bur 3uirieoen=
belt hes SertpGlters eeitert.
2epis s.. Robiniou, Jun, Serrpolter;
Samuel 8. 6ooer q Sobne, Iutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
3ll D~erfaufen.

Es.sI Gin iebr empfeb(ensusrtbes uno eerdumtaSs
Mo6nbaus in SlicpttzG ito, Wts.. 10 Dietien por
Baltimore nit Staluus uno 8asen =: Nemtle; cine
oussesettnete Sage, in sutem .3uItanoe, init Surz
mace, ao6beerb, Spratrohr u. |. 10, bauI9e ,Sdprz.
@clegenbeit per Baltic. zSbto=SGbn." Wro nsit
untcr Dem 8oiterpreiie %osrfautt.
2bpmas stu,
(30l-) Ode Der fsapstte, unb 81. BdulfrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15

Ea.IL Gin emp 'eblsns,usrtbis 3 : hodges Dobn-
baus an oar Sse=. nGbe SremonttrosR, 10 bel 100 i {,
bis on bic W~iontgomeruirGse 8urud9sbeno, mtteinem
2=fodiseu gBobRpauie on Or Issteren Stra6e.
Sobu G5leuu S Comp,
IoE Gr 4 e. lSnrrIirnSp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15

gu DcrfduTcn pber III 0erhItetDeH'
g. Das g. todt9s oQEs Sir. sos, @GntonsNos..
EEiH nit 9odoisn uno &aoeneinrittuna nerleber,
EiI elm portrelHi6 e~elegener Blas, lit btlltg Al
pertluien ooer Su uernieiben. Ta1iufra9en IN 9r.
49,, Santpn z9Ipenue. CSebr1, Dd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Yu n%erulictbeH.
4u nrrfauieu.

hsiiI Cine Sdmtcoez mo g8aqnerzB ertfeae aul
Ser Sde Der Gcottz uno Ham idoI traBe lur 500 pro
Wouat. ytdberrs bel Sbomas pin,
(303-) Sde Der Eahettez uuo ct, RdnifrcBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Ri nerfaufeu.

EMf Gin tmpfebGensuertbes Sous nit 9aoer en-
Der front. maze Sapftrase sc, 3.hod;s, is EuB brett,
miro biuiS uHo aui leitte Bsoin9un9er %nertault.
cjobu Slenn * Comp,
fo5 Dr 4 EF g}ouI1rn6p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15

poH - Hdern nit Sbfsarten uno ausgsrpdblter
frihten, a~us9eseidnstem Bobnbarle, Sdeu1e UNI
StaIunq, tpelbe Jest ie6r etgiebl9 lit. gu p~ertouier
oprd $. n. SoOfe, @r. D, KAN Snilctisss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Gauc an vermietben.
~ Giue jd,nue Marft=9nnDfcGe

Ser,bers's Sale, Wr. 2, Marin Wtarfet
Gpaee, lit eesenipdrti1 gu ucrmietben gum biaiaten
Breile Utan bittet bainieft nabsufragen bel Shiz
Limp 6trib.ra, Rr. 2. Marfet SpGce. (5ebO. lDiO
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18

TIE Crx sYs. ,CHAR1or1H. yColuMB1A
AND AUGUSTA RAHMoAD.-The case Of
the city OF AQgqata, .agaipst The, Char.
lotte,s Qolumbia. ard Augusta Railroad
has beep adjusted gtha batter corporation
agreeing to pay to the city $88. 800 Of the
bonds issued by, our< municipal corpora.
ton for stock in that road, by the, fret
day Of January, 1889 said bonds tp be
taken at,par. On the, surrender OF the
bonds, the oity is ia. turn over its stock,
the meantime. however, the Charlotte,
Columbia end Augusta Railroad bind,
itself to pay the interest. OF. seven per
cent. on ;he o-:s::%=!. srssoristion of
$l00. 900 made. by the city. Under all
the cIrcumatapces We believe that May or
Estes has made an advantageous and sa-
tisfactory trade for the Taxpayers OF
Augusta. -Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18

CENSUS STAT1sr1cs.- - Charleston has
population OF nearly $4,000 souls, the
msturer population Of which is divided
professionally something after this man
ner: There are 282 grocers, 154 commits
sion merchants, 70 dry goods merchants,
81 lawyers, 70 doctors, 64 keepers Of bar
rooms, SO shoe.makers. 81 factors, 81
fruit dealers, 46oonfectiohers, 81 bakers,
81 apothecaries, 20 auctioneers, rs bar
bers, % blacksmiths, "a builders, %
olothiers, ~ grain merchants and 16 grist
mills, 25 jewelers.. "a junk shops, 20
millinery stores. 80 tobacco and cigar
ers, 13 music. teachers, and about 800
miscellaneous trades.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18

Brook SALE AT AUGUSTA. .-btessrs.
John ). Cohen & 90. made an important
sale OF railroad and other securities at
Augusta. last Wednesday: Greenville
and Columbia Railroad frat mortgage
bonds, 30; Gteenville and Columbia
bonds, guaranteed by the State of South
Carolina, %; Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta Railroad bonds, 93H; Charles
ton and Savannah Railroad sixper cent.
bonds. 81; South Carolina Railroad
seven Per cent income bonds. So; city
OF Augusta bonds. e6x: Georgia Rail-
road stock, VH; Port Royal Railroad
stock, 36 per share Of &25.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18

New Orleans
IL just now attracting the public atte ntion
on account Of the political trouble there. The
"Indian Girl' is attracting the attention OF
smokers on account Of the stock Of Imported
Cigars, the like Of which has not been seen
here since Columbis wac
Burned and Her Citizens
Show their appreciation OF the ssne, as also
Of the store that makes a specially in THE
line, by the increasing demand for "Manilla." :"
"Princlpees" and Figaro" tof Imported To-
bacco,) and as the Indian chief who
Shot Down
The United States General has caused the
lava beds to smoll OF tho burning or powder
so this Indian Maid" has caueed Columbia
to smell Of the burning Of tob acco. May IA
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18

Mr.. Henry William Wilberforce, forr- :
erly clergyman Of the English Chruch,
who Joined the Roman Catholic com.
Monion some twenty years ago. is dead.
He wasFthe youngest son of the great
abolition -leader, VIM. Wilberforce, and
brother Of the present Bishop Of Win
chester. ~ ~" IN
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18
Attractive Goods
ATTHE
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm' t
WIND. LOVE & co.


"Ehave added to our stock the pact few
bargains.
viii open TOMORROW. tMokDAr,) April
28, 1873,
1,ooo yards. Foulard Silks; beautiful goods,
in the new shades
$500 yards IA Printed Crctons, at 1G3 cents
yard. Cheapest goods cold this season.
ESQ pieces Dress Goods, from 25 ccnts to 81
yard, in tho now colors.
Two Hutton Kids. at IS cents q pair.
Iucked Skirts, at Is cents each.
Ladies White aprons, from 25 cents to 81 25
each.
Ys[d-wide White Arstting, at 25 cents a yard.
Lace Collars, at 25 cents each.
prlnted Linen Lawns, at 80 and 3Tl cents a
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques. at 25 cents yard; fine goods.
White Naineook, at 125 cents yard.
Plain and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn,
embroidered Sets, at so cents set.
C.ub-hanGle Parasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
prices very choice selection
Hosiery, in all sizes and ma akes.
A full hno OF Prints and Domestics.
Al! arc invited to call and inspect our at
tractlve stock.
Customers will find whatever advertised. at
tho Grand Central Dry Goods establishment
or ". d. LOVE Il co.,
Under Wheeler House.
w. -. lnvE. B. B. McCREERY
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18

Southern Warehouse Company,
Gerudfs street, neor Greenrile and Columbia
Railroad,
rs prepared to receive COTTON and other
L property upon Storage, and to make ad.
vances upon the same. Cotton shipped to
this house will be stored subject to the order
for storage. All property so stored will be
insured in good reliable compa nies. il insur-
snee 10 desired; and. advaIces will be made
At the lowest banking rates. our storohouses
and no charge for handling will be madb.
SAll busin ess communics sions should he
addressed to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE. President.
EDWIN F. GAnY, Treasurer. March 33m
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18
Bank Of Charleston.

M Bank Of Charleston.
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION,
CHARLESTON, 3. O., February 20. 1873.
~ thir Bank will be prepared to Consolidate
the Stock Of the Bank Of Charleston into that
Of the present organization.
Ono share Of the latter, par value ls1O0l ono
hundred dollars. will be issued for We Isl
whole or ten ll0l half oi the former.
Future dividends will be paid upon the
Consolidated Stock only; those accruing upon
tho unconeolilatcd will be reet rvcd until con-
solidRtion OF the same shall be effected
The Books Of Transfer will be closed from
March to April /.
Feb 2s m3mo WI. B. BURDEN, Cashier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18
COLUMB1A, S. G. SUNDAY MORNING. NAY l8 1873.
sPec1a1 Not1cea..

SPECIAL N ot1ce e9.
OBSTACLES TO hARRIAGE.-Happy
relief for young men from tho effects OF errors
aud abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
thod Of treatment. New and rema, kable re.
medies. Books and Circulars eont free, in
sealed envelopes: Address HOWARD AsSO-
tuATlON. No. South Ninth street. Philadel.
phia. Pa.-an institution having high repu.
tation for honorable conduct and professional
eAlH. Mar 26 3m
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18

When Capt, Hall started out upon his
Polar expedition, be carried with him an
American flag or:tyo Which he felt con.
fdent Of nailingto tie North Pole be.
fore his expedition should end. Bnt as
we anticipated, and .Rs we predicted at
the time: he fell several hundred miles
short of attaiting his object. DR.. Hayes
says Captain Hall carried his ship far
ther North than ship was ever before
carried, and this is Capt. HILLS triumph.
AS he lost bis. life in the enterprise. and
sank something over $50, 900, his family
and friends. may .well feel that the game
was not worth the candle. Tits for the
rest Of us to feel just as We please.
~" louisville Courier. Journal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-07
Gbe eureka 5cntincl.

TGor into the cars and took a sea
In iuNtapesitiou TO a female. That te-
males face was q perfect insurance
compapv for her. 1t Insured her
81 tinst ever getting married To any
body excepta blind man. Her mouth
looked like q crack in a dried lemon,
AMI there was 10 expression in
her face than there is i'll a cup of cold
eustard. She appeared as if she had
been through n famine, and got
about two-thirds through another.
She vas old enough To be great grand
mother to Mary that had a little
lamb. She was chewing prize pop
corn, and carried in her hand a vel
low rose. while "A handbook and "A cot
ton umbrella nestled sweetly 10y her
side. l couldn't guess whether she
was on a mission OF charity or goi "
west to start a saw-mill. vas full OF
curiosity to- hear her speak, SO ] said /:
1.-THE ~eNigencies q; the time require
great circum>pection in a person who
Is travelling Says she, What"
Says l, The orb of day shines re-
splendent in the vault above" She
hitched around uneasy like, then
raised her umbrella and said, i
don't want any of yOur Sa>s-git out =.
And / got out.-lWdrk Ilcdia.
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Application for J., ra'S'
he W.
L. $. REGISTERS oi y,

- - ~ INA M
ECREKA, Nevada, Jo'! o Wy |
n OIlCE Is HEREBY Sa,ad NJ
n the Eureka C%onsollaa!eu
Company postoffce aGoif n hi,
Neyadal has this da. filed ID 'u nSj
a diagram, together VIII IN,
application for a patenl np and
states. under act oi LSita' d
Nav 10Th, 1872, for a Aiauys nj
purfenant TO the said ON Sn: Id
situated in the Eureka Mis Xasaos
Eur, ka County, State OF N No mad
described in the Llat ana n' ri,.
file in this Oh &c as iOiio",s 10TH
u. =. SURVEY NJ. ~, No.ll
beginning at a posi- h,ain pay
SurIey' No. As, Lot B. whence Mil
nj otA bears :, AZ degrees" If nj
u 900 ia,t. southeast corner % =
Consolidated Mining ~ slj isdl|
office bears :. IN deg. mtuIessi
the flagstaff in the Town Sancp, laDl
s. l0s deg. E. 1929 feet 'n ,henca ~
y. III deg. W. 100 feet. lnf eg.4
deg. +. 2oS feet thence ;. IL e sV
fsei thence S. TN deg .'tbppa
thence 5. l2h deg. r. wv \. III
TX deg.'W. 100 ieet lne 7is dA
W. 1875 $40 feet thence 40 u. NJ
800 feet thence n. l2h az ,eet: NJ
feet thence \. Is deg VI o /. b
\ der =. 2a4 Ieet thenee dse.
f.. 3u7 feet and theilce r;nnipg, u
feet, TO the place OF pf dsrings eApa1
ing 1 and 9 10 acres. ne Min o MAP
from the true meridian WI
variation of Ii H. deg. E snd plat y
A copy of the notice h II COD
found posted on ii
the weighing scales HORN, Ra11
jyll CYRUS VIZ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-07
Mhing.
Application for Fatent.
NOTICE. No. 80.
L. :. LAND OFFICE,
r-,rr N.xa,a IutN - 1S-2

n. .NtNttds "tlN ~, C'p
NOTICE Is utRLBI GIVEN, THAT
y Hermann H~eyncmann trostofhcc
address IAN francesca, cal Las maze
"n,lication Tor patent Tor sixteen hun
dr,,d linear iett oi the bunu,tb"Ige lode,
hearing silver and Other minerals. the
same running SO feet n~orthcrly and "a
fprI .uuther,y ron the location of the
new i'm, line upon h lode. with surface
rround HO f., IN width, situate in Eure-
ka Mining District, Eureka County, Ne
,aca, and describe in plat N field
NOES OH file i'll this Office as follows /:
L. -. SURVEY NJ. ca.
BEGINNING at n post marked No. ], L.
= survey No. O.. whence lost.No. l of
survey No. 81, II former survey maua Tor
hermann Hey emann upon the Dun
derberge lode bears =. As deg, "a min. W.
ISL iect the summit of Ruby HUI No.
bears y. "a deg. IS min. W. 93l6 feet the
tla~statT in the town of Eureka bears n.
Il deg. "a min. +. li,l,6 feet: nnd
The G, inter- of tie top of the new
inclined shaft upon this lode
bears :. ) deg. IL min. W. SIP feet /:
thence running :. -. deg +. zee feet. TO
post marked No., I. :. survey No. g.:
thSnce :. 12L deg ". loco ieei to ost
marked No. 3, Us. survey No 81 thence
y. - deg. W. 100 feet, Ia post marked
No. 4. L, :. survey No. g. n thence
y. IN deg. f.. loco feet, 10 the place II
beginning containing and S>-lUt acres.
Cours, tN pre- sscd from the true meridi-
an with a magnetic variation OF l6H deg.
East.
This claim is on unSurveyed land, and
is bounded ON neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the
Helena Mortimer, California and Silver
King.
This claim is recorded on page l6l,
Iook a. OF the Eureka District Mining
Records, and a copy OF the no.ice n
plat can be founu posted ut b new in
cliueu shaft upon this lode.
iy26 CYRUS r. HDRN, Register.