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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-04
TIE CROMWELL LINE.

FOR FLORIDA,
Cedar Keys and Key West, Carrying the
United States Mail.
A The New Orleans, FIori,;,
@1 and Havana Steamship Comnanv
cLEs will dispatch first c.ass f fast pas.
u senger steamer h39
Every Week,
FROM the foot OF CalliOpe street, First District.
RATES Of PASSAGE:
10 Key West. To Cedar Eevs
''"Aii' $50
o'o0A"S0'.''.' '''......... 10 u
Through bills of lading issued tn all noin+s j.,
Florida including Tampa, aud to New York Charles.
ton and Savannah ' o
None but the company's bills of laa!Dg signed
auu none signed after sailing of the steamer
Splendid passen ger accom- m datious and tbrougb
tickets given to above pents ISL
office. pe1'1-' A-o'n lie
For freight OF passage apply TO
l. h. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No l20 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Rari,
rs steamship - folio VS. ON reo1lIar ,,av
de3 ly 80 -nA-''- N'-5'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-04

BRIGHT BAY HORSE, TO? BUGGY, HARNESS
AND WHIP
SUCCESSION OF ROYAL A. PORTEE
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS 547.
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Monetary--Commercial.
LONETARY.

AIONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPU BLICAN,
3RDSEsDAY EVENING, September 3, 1873.
We have 10 change to notice in the money mar
ket which continues firm, with good demand
for discounts at the banks and fair offerings on
the street No transactions reported indicating
any quo able variation ii rates. We continue to
uuott: First class paper at 9ul0 y cent T. annum,
with or without collatera.e; A at IL and second
class at -1l3; fret class mortgage paper still
rules at ale; and second class at II.
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,coNTrsUED From FIRST PAGE.l

TO Oswego amt thence 10 Buffalo The
committee adjourDs TO meet in New York,
SeDtember u, to hold a consultation with
the congressional committee.
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4 Clergyman Retired.

BALTIMORE, September 3 = Rev. Dr.
Doughty, rector of the cathedral in this
city, and vicar general Of this diocese, has
retired on account Of Ill health, and the
Rev. r. 5. Lee will ha appointed rector
No appointment Of wear general has yet
,bepr made
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-04

ST. CHAPSES STREET RAILROAD STOCK 1T
AUCTION
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So s5s3 ggg38s8Es o. SIZE MINOR sgich9ass - GREY.
Secs g,8Ie8ata o:ss9 for the ParisE a5 o. ea1@S
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Pacific Coast.
SAY Francisco, july 10.

@aN 4 haNs in.o. JNtN ~.
The Nevada, for Panama, took Sis.
600 in treasure and merchandise for New
York.
W. ii. Johns, who was arrested for be-
ing drunk, was sent to the hospital.
After refusing an emetic, he became a
raving maniac, necessitating the applica-
ton OF a straight-jacket.
Plans for the custom-house, apprais-
er's store and other buildings in this city
have been approved by the Secretary Of
the Interior and Postmaster-G General.
In due time, Mullett, supervising archi-
tect Of the Treasury Department, will
arrive TO take control of the work.
The dies for the new trade dollar will
not arrive before next Monday.
The number OF deaths in the city dur
ing the week was IS. No smallpox
The Marion (Neyada) Mining Company
is incorporated to work in Gold Hill.
Capital S4,s0O,OOO C. Z. McLane, b.
+. Sherwood, J. Clark, A. NJ. Gilman
and NJ. E. Hillyer, Directors.
One hundred and seven seamen from
the L. S. steamer California sailed Tor
New York in the Nevada to-day.
The Taxpayers convention, it is re-
ported, will make nominations Tuesday
evening.
Eleven cases of small-pox--ten in the
pest house-one in the city-mild form.
EVANSVILLE, July 10.
The examination of p II. Winkley,
charged with having been implicated with
Forney and Collins in an attempt to rob
the banking house iof Decker & Jewett,
was concluded yesterday, Forney, who
was wounded at the time Of the at
tempted robbery, testifes that Winkley
and Whipple We're associated with him
in the job. The Court held them to an,
swer with bonds at 81, 1000 each
WOODLAND Cal, July 10.
At B O'Clock this morning VIM. Price,
while asleep, walked off the Railroad
Exchange building, falling Is feet. He
is in critical condition.
Edward Nickerson, cook, surrendered
to the police, saying he set DR.. Rays hay
on fire.
SAN DIEGO, July -.
In China row last night over gam.
bling game one Chinaman was killed
His assailant is in Jail
PORTLAND, Ogn., July 10.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany have commenced their survey. Ia
coma will be the terminal city. The sur
vey will occupy about thirty days. Five
workmen are to be placed on the con
struction docks, depot and other build
ings next week. Spectators from al
parts of the Sound and Oregon ar,
crowding there. Seattle and Olympus
papers are full of bitterness toward thu
new city and road
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court in and for the
County Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada, and to me
me directed and delivered, for u judgment rem
dered in said Court on the 3lst day of May, A. D.
1878, in favor OF the State Bank of Nevada and
against the Phoebe Champion Mining Company
for the sum Of one thousand, six hundred and
thirty-seyen and G-l00 dollars. damages, together
with six hundred and thirty-siX dollars tax costs,
and all accrung costs. have levied on the fol-
lowing property, to wit The Phoebe Champion
mine, situated on Panaca Flat, Lincoln county,
Nevada. containing feet, togtther with bay
horses, bellows, anvil. l ore cart, vice, |
smoke pipe and forge lantern, 2 barrels, 1 within
and within rope, iron wheel barrow, ladders.
. pieces square timber SXl9. lot shaft timbers
fitted, work bench, trussels, pieces of iron.
the mine shaft, and tinbers inside of shaft. in
Gliding hosting works, blacksmith shop &
pieces lumber 2N4, ore buckets, wind fan, ]
stable, set whin harness, | chair, fork, :
shoyels, Ratchet. broom, cross cut saw, 2
windlus barrels ! water barrel, ! large lantern.
lamp, a box candles, 200 feet fuse, more or
chisel, rasp, i box powder, 4 oil cans tape
line, oilcr l oil stone and set fan pipe. No.
tice il hereby given that ON
Tuesday. the Fifth d.X NJ August.
\. ~, 1873
At T. o'clock NJ. Will sell all the right title and
interest Of said defendant i'll and to the above
described property at the Court House door, i'll
Phoebe, Nevada. at public auction, for cash in
hand, 10 the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
July Is, 1873 W. 5. TRAVIS. Sheriff.
By B. H. HEREFORD, Deputy. jylG.3Od.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN HAMILTON. - The
White Pine News OF yesterdays date
says:
Among the buildings to be erected,
and in course of erection, We notice
Morris & Balienbergs stables, on the
corner of Main and Hamilton streets; T
c. Starr, painter; ]. Green, restaurant
z. A. Wagner. repairing his fre-proof;
DR.. Armitage, druggist; H. H. kirchner,
of Perry's saloon; Smith Bros, saloon;
4. jackson, hotel and clearinghouse; r.
Sadler, successor to A. Mau X Co.,
wholesale grocers Pramenko, fruit
dealer; Henry Mau 4 Co., liquor dealers;
Marco Medin, liquor dealer; J. H. Lock
wood, harness maker; r. Hyman, cloth
ing and dry goods; and last, but not
least, our friends Jake Belrude and o. l..
Scott, who are busily engaged in erecting
a wholesale lodging house for persons
of the Mongolian race. We may have
omitted the names of some of those who
Intend to build, and if so shall be pleased
to add them At any time. All this shows
confidence in our future, and deserves
commentator from all who know the
tremendous losses suffered by every one
whose names We have given above.
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, July Is.
Details are received of an audience
granted by the Emperor OF China, June
10Th, to the diplomatic body, at Pekin.
Although no notice was given of the GER
emory, the streets around the Imperial
Palace were crowded with people from
all parts of the city, to witness the arri-
val and departure of the foreign Minis
tiers. The ambassador of Japan was
received, and had separate interview
When he had retired the Ministers of
the United States, Russia, Great Britain,
France and the Netherlands entered the
presence in body De Vlangali, Rus
sian Minister, and Dean of the diplo-
matte corps, read an address to the En-
peror in French, which NJ. Bismarck, the
interpreter of the German Legation,
repeated in Chinese. Each Minister
then deposited his credentials on table
IN front of him, when this ceremony
was concluded. The Emperor delivered,
in the Monichel dialect, his reply to the
address. Prince HUNG, kneeling, inter-
preted the Emperors words in Chinese.
Eight hundred Mandarins, in splendil
costumes, were present. At the close OF
the audience the foreign Ministers were
escorted to their chairs with great cere-
mony by members of the Bung Ii Yamen.
CHRIsHoLM, July is.
The coronation of Oscar and Sophia
as King and Queen of Norway took place
at Drontheim, the ancient capital of the
Norwegian Kings. There was a brilliant
procession to the cathedral, in which
Prince Arthur represented the Queen OIL
England, and Prince Waldemar the King
of Denmark. The ceremony of corona
ton was performed by the Bishop OF
Drontheim.
LONDON, July 49,
Private advices from Vienna. dated
the 18th, say that up to that time Their,
had been 81 cases of cholera reported, 4.
of which were fatal. In single hote
where AZ persons were attacked with
symptoms of cholera, six died. The
hotel was closed
MADRID, July 10.
The Budget Committee have fixed the
maximum allowance to retired Naval Off
GERS at $500 per annum.
Gen. Loganero has resigned the com
mand of the Republican forces in the
province of Biscay. The Carlists wer,
repulsed before the town of Stella. Il
is reported that Don Carlos has ordered
his forces not to interfere with commu.
nication on the Northern Railroad A
telegram from Barcelona announces thai
the workmen who left the factories have
returned to their employment. The Cap
tain-General of Barcelona has author
lied the citizens to organize for protec
ton against the operations of the Inter
national Society.
vienna, July 10.
A special states that Hiram Greetson
OF Cleveland, Ohio, appointed Chic
American Commissioner in place of Jack
con Schultz, resigned, has entered upoI
his duties.
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The Chicago Times of the 9th instant
contains four closely printed columns
giving an account of accidents. deaths.
and destruction of property by storm,
lightning and food, in Ohio, Illinois,
Indiana Wisconsin, Iowa, and other
States. In two or three Of these States
there had recently been raging fires,
which swept through the forests and
over the plains, causing great loss of
property ia their course. There have
even been earthquakes in several cities,
though unattended with damage, and
the heated season has set in, when the
mortality list may reasonably be ev-
pected to show a large increase
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Eastern Dispatches.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, july |

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July IS.
Stephen Hood, negro, was arrested
for the murder of his adopted son, aged
Il, who he took to the woods yesterday,
ostenslbly on a hunting excursion, and
murdered him. Coming home without
the boy, his wife told the police, who
searched the woods and found the body.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July IS.
Adyices from Mount Vernon. Ind,
report the cholera as abating. 1t has
almost depopulated the town. All the
people who could get away have left.
The banks and business houses are closed.
Every person in the place has had the
cholera, and in some large families only
two members are left. There seems to
be no apparent cause for the ravages OF
the epidemic, as the city is clean, ard
one OF the highest points between Evans
vile and Cairo.
LEXINGTON, Ky, July Is.
Dir. Thomas Dudley, First Assistant
Superintendent of the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum, committed suicide this morning.
He took morphine. 1t is believed he
was insane through intense application
to his duties.
GALVESTON, Texas, July 10.
great arson case is being tried before
Recorder Collier to-day. A man calling
himself Thos. Carrian, and mailing from
New Orleans, has been arrested by spe-
cial detective Mccormick, as ringleader.
He has implicated some members of the
Fire Department and police force.
A fire at Hearne yesterday destroyed
property to the value of $40, 900.
New YORK, July 10.
1t is stated that the personal accounts
of l.. ). Mills, late President of the
Brooklyn Trust Company, who was
drowned at Coney Island last Tuesday
morning, are overdrawn 100000, and
that he allowed the loaning of over
100000 of funds of that institution on
doubtful security.
Several important tax records of Brook.
Ign are missing, and are believed to have
been removed by some late ring to cover
up former irregularities.
The flooring of the Presbyterian
Church in Hudson City, N. j., gave way
during an entertainment Thursday night,
and 40 children were injured, some seri.
ously.
Last Thursday the parents of Utica V.
BROKER called on a lawyer and said they
had reason to believe their daughter, who
died July 9th, had been poisoned, and
that they suspected the physician who
attended her of being guilty of the
alleged murder. Col. Blood, Mrs. Wood
hull and Miss Clafin stated that the cir
cumstances of their sisters death were
suspicious, but refused to Join in the
story of poisoning. The lawyer declined
to institute inquiry before the Grand
Jury.
General Quesada, brother-in-law of
President Cespedes. and Confidential
Agent of the Cuban Republic, arrived
here yesterday. bearing dispatches to
the Colonial Minister at Washington,
concerning Cuban independence. He
states that 500 troops have boon prom
lsed from Mexico, that Peru will proba-
bly, soon render assistance, and that ar
rsngsments are being made for holding
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The Democrats of Fresno, Kern and
Iulare counties met at Visalia on the
10th. After stormy time. during which
sixteen delegates Withdrew, Thomas
Fowler was renominated for Senator, and
Z. NJ. Reading, OF bakersfield. for the
Assembly. Many declared that thew
could not and would not support Fowler.
There is widespread disafiection in the
party.
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Notice to Creditors

A GAlNST THE ESTATE OF MISS FANNIE
"A PETERSON.-Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned, Executrix of the estate Of Miss
fannie Peterson, deceased, to the creditors Of,
ana all persens having claims against the said
deceased, to present them on or before the
I5th day Of July, 1873, as after that date no
claims will be allowed.
ELIZA LAWSON, Executrix.
Eoons' New, July 10, 1873. jyls.td
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Notice to Creditors.

kNSTATE OF E. OLDS. DECEASED.-NO
~ tice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Executrix OF the estate Of L. Olds, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers within ten menths after
the first publication Of this notice. to the said
Executrix, at Phoebe. in the county of Lincoln
MARTHA OLDS,
Executrix of the Estate of Edwin Olds,
Deceased.
Dated July Is, 1873 iyl9.oawsw
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Ir was the rare fortune of Jesse r.
: Grant, lately deceased, to be the only
man who ever lived to see his son ele-
waited to the Presidency of the nation.
This is a mistake. John Adams was
alive when his son became President of
the United States in 1925. Jesse r.
Grant is the only man who ever saw his
son reelected.
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at Washington u conference oil represent
atives from all the South American Re-
publics to promote Cuban independence.
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The workmen engaged in clearing out
the ruins of the Root building found a
quantity of flour almost as solid as that
much sandstone would have been. 1t
was Of light brown color and its frac-
ture was like that of lava. In many
places the imprint of the threads of the
sack in which it had been contained was
plainly TO be seen. Chuncks of this
solicited flour II foot square were OBJ
tanned, and when it was shown to per-
sons who had not seen it dug out, not
one in q hundred was able to guess its
nature. The majority thought it was
kind OF ochre. 1t will be remembered
that the first floor of the Root building
was occupied by Kennedy a. Mallon, and
that q vast quantity of flour was piled in
the rear OF their store.-[ Enterprise.
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GLEANINGs FROM EXCHANGES,

HE longest narrow-gauge railroad in
the United States is the Denver and Rio
Grande road, which is completed from
Denver to Pueblo, distance Of 118
miles. The road has been in operation
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DURING the past three or four days
there have been three several attach
ments laid on the Virginia Chronicle
establishment, all Of which have been
raised, however. More attachments are
said to be impending. and it is rumored
that there will soon be a change of pro-
prietors in the concern.- Enterprise.
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BUSINESS OFFICE.

The Business Office of the RECoED
viii remain at the old stand Upper
Main street.
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And in accordance with law. and a, -
The board oil Directors, made on the 2stb AL y
May, 1873, so many shares of esch my Of
Of said stock as may be Necessary will ba p. a
4. panc auction, At the Office Of the Compsp,Sa
Wednesday, the Both tiay or Jn,,, Al;, on
at the honr of O'Clock p. m. Of said d, ~,
pay said delinquent assessment thereon LAY Jay; TO
with costs OF advertising and expense 'o ~
oso,. ~, c.,,s- X: WEGENER, Secretary '
once 4lf California street. San Frsnciss..,
Jyl5.td
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ii,iniag.
Chief Ea.t E,tension Mining Conn.

NHfti f-ast EhtehsIoH CUH'
pany.-Location Of works, Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln county, Nevada principal
place of business, san Francisco, Cal.-Notice.-
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock. on account Of assessment No. l,
levied on the 2sth day of May, 1873, the sew
errl amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders. as follows:
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And in accordance with law and an ofueI ~ ~
the Board of Directors. made on the Oth asy S y,
May 1873, so many shares of each parcel o. sny
stock as may be necessary will be sold 81 pes aof
auction, at the office Of the company ~. ~
Sansome street, San Francisco. CAL, on ths
hour of O'Clock D. m. Of such day, to pay ; ~
linquent assessments thereon, together
costs of advertising and expenses Of the s.r
~. Iii'e' no. %" aa'''''''''' jyi.td
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JERRY LEHIGH, well known in these
parts, is to become proprietor of Rich 5
hotel at Bullionville, near Phoebe.
i Carson Appeal.
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Mazeppa Silver Miuino Co

Pr" SHNtT MIhihX COmnonv
Location Of principal place of Business e..
District, Lincoln county, State Of Ssrs.as INNING
tice.-There are delinquent upon the fo,ln,, So.
described stock, on account of assessment Nv
levied on the Goth day of May, ls1S ne W. u
eral amounts set opposite the names Of H. ~ ~
speetive shareholders, as follows: ''o re-
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SheriT's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
county Of Lincoln, STATE OF Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered. fora Judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 10th day of July A. d.
1873 in favor Of &c. Armstrong and against j.
2. Cullen and W Scanliu, for the sum Of ten
hundred and ninety dollars damages. together
with one hundred and sSty-unt dollars tax
costs and all accruing costs have levied on
the following property, to Wit: All and singular
that certain town lot, situated in said town of
Phoebe, lying on the sOutherly side of Meadow
Valley street being bounded on the westerly
side by the store and LOT uf Clute ~ Young. and
on the easterly side by the property owned by
Sherwood, and which is known as the e Old
Theater " building, and which is nov used as
restaurant and lodging heuse, Notice is hereby
given that ON
Tuesday, the Fifth day or August,
4. D., 1873,
At Il O'Clock, NJ. will sell all the right, It'll,
and interest OF sad defendant in and to the ahov,
described property, at the Court House door il
Phoebe. Nevada, at public auction for cash il
hand, to the highest and best bidder to satisf,
said execution and all costs
July Is, 1873, W, S. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
By b. II. HEREFORD, Deputy. iyiG-3Od
The Washington and Creole Mimi.
Company, - Merchants Exchange, California
street, san Francisco, June 80, l8I3.-Notice il
hereby given that the annual meeting of tn,
stockholders of the Washington and Creol,
Mining Company will be held at the office o
the Company, Room 10. Merchants Exchange
on Tuesday, July Is, 1878, at ! o'clocl
p. m. for the election of Trustees for the ensu
ing year, and the transaction of such othe
business as may properly be brought befor,
/ them. Transfer books will he closed on Thurs
day. July 10, 1873, at O'Clock pm.
jyl2-td FRANK d. CLEARI, Secretary.
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Geographic Dispatches.

SPECIAL To THE pIoCHE DAILY RECORD,
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miscellaneous.
Lost.

Lost,
ON OR ABOUT THE 2sTA OF JUNE, 4
" Huegueniu WATCH. No. 1872. quarter
second self-winder. known as Cronographic
Watch. The return OF the same to the Capitol
Saloon will insure
Reward OF One Hundred Dollars
And no questions asked.
Visit JAS. SPARKLING,
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Lost,

south Side Mining Company. No.
tice is hereby given that meeting Of the stock.
holders of said Company for the purpose of
electing officers will be held on Monday. the
4tn any OF August, 1878, at s O'Clock p M,
at the residence of NJ. II. Lichtenstein, McCan.
non street. Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada
By order of the Board of Trustees
jy19-2w s, W. ERRANT. Secretary
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The Democrats Of Kern county, Cal,
have nominated the following ticket: For
Sheriff, W r. Bower; District Attorney
A. b. Dubutz Clerk, A. T. Lightner;
Treasurer, d. \. Sinclair; Assessor, i. F.
Walker; Surveyor, p, A. Slime; Super
intendent Of Schools, j. T. II. Gray;
Coroner and Administrator, r. Il. Don
nell; Assemblyman, Z. NJ, Reading; Dis
trict Judge, Thomas Laspeyre.
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CHARLES JAMES O'CONNOR,
IF CHARLES JAMES OCONNoR, WHO LIFT
i st. Louis five years ago, will call at the Bar.
mum Restaurant, Meadow Valley street, he will
hear something to his advantage.
SISTER MARY DI PAZzl
Phoebe, New. July Is. 1873 jyl9-2ts
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PIANO RATTLE.

DROP. NAGLE WILL DISPOSE OF THAT
i Grand Upright Piano. q Octave. in good
order, and now in use in the Theater
ONLY rs CHANGES.
AT s. EACH.
Tickets for sale at Coleman * TyIer's sa-
loon and Jacob Stieber's Concert Hall. They
can also he obtained from the Professor. The
Rattle will take place on the
LIST of August, 1919.
Half the Tickets being sold already, those
desiring a chance for this fine Piano must
hurry up. jyls-td