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HOUSE ORNAMENTAL GOODS.

In endless variety. Brackets sold for 81 and
never before sold for less, we offer at 30 cents.
We are constantly adding useful articles ana
novelties to our stock every week Among tn EN-
you Will ind this week, 100 dozen Gents Under
garments for 90 cents, the quality never be-
fore offered at the price. Also, a very hand
some solid Walnut Corner Table, worth twice
cents
Remember our goods are al at the uniform
price OF 90 cents.
Send for one Of our lists, % pages, and you
VIII be sure to lind something You must have.
While you can get 1t at our low prices.
our address,
THE BOSTON W CENT STORE.
Rutland VI.
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Millinery and :faafy Goods.
ID A n &c ICES
AT ASHMUN'S
T L NJ p l. f OF Ease HON
A PULL LINE OF MILLINERY CHEAPER
THAN EVER

PULL LINE OF MILLINERY CHEAPER
THAN EVER.
Felt Hats In all shapes at 60c
Velvet Hats at Ioc worth sl.01.
| popular prices.
Ostrich tips from loo, upwards.
Long Plumes in all lengths, shades and prices
SILK Velvet and Velveteen.
Torquolse SIX and Satans, in all shades, cut
on the bias.
Ladies' Merlno Vests at 55c., s5c, 81 90 and up
wards worth I5c., sl.OO and Sl.25
Ladies' Merino Pants In all sizes, at soc /;
Merino Shirts for children at CSC, 70. rs. so and
upwards; sold elsewhere at 75c, IS, 500 and IS
Union Merino Suits, all sizes, from $500 up
wards.
HAND MADE WoRSTEDS,
In ladies' Jackets, scarfs and leggings infants
hoods, caps, shoes and mittens.
Long double Nubias at 55c worth T5c
Flannel Sacks for infants, misses and ladies'
Alexander Kid Gloves in all shades and sizes
az Sl.oo TWO buttons, sl2o good Kid slight
ly damaged, at zoe.
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES.
A full line, from the cheapest, upwards. An
elegant chemise, tucked and embroidered bo-
som, at $500. Drawers, tucked and embroider-
ed, 800. StX-tucked skirt, 500. Night robes
corset covers and toilet jackets at bargains.
TIES! TIES,
An elegant assortment In all the latest STYLES
and shades at astonishing prices.
CoRsETs.
Hip-gore corsets in box only Csc sold else
where at si.00.
shiele's imported woven D. c. corset at zoe.
Also Madame Foy's celebrated corset laced on
the sides, at $l.60.
large line OF Corsets kept constantly, at n
saving OF 30 per cent
Worsted patterns OF all kinds and designs.
A full line at low figures
WOODEN hosiery for ladies, misses and children.
Iuli line OF gloves, gauntlets and mittens.
Jewelry, Infants wear, wells and yelling, rib
bons, and flowers. Genuine Lubins perfulnery
at soc worth 81. 90. Soaps, brackets, handker-
chiefs, lace and linen collars, rufing and col |
larets, and lots OF other goods all selling at our
universal popular prices
We invite all TO look at the goods and prices |
without regard to purchase, at
AsHMUNS TEMPLE or FASHION
Nonpareil Block,
No. 0,
CENTER STREET.
Branch at Fairhayen, w., next to Post-o ce. |
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aug229d3rn

A L G Il ON SAL LIE.
The subscriber will sell at AUCTION com.
mencing
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 81, 1873,
his stock OF goods now in the store No. Q, Mer-
chants Row. This stock OF goods consists OF
Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Crockery, Stone and Glass,care
Groceries,
ana every kind OF useful merchandise
People wishing to buy the most with their
be sold without regard to cost or value to close
business.
l.. DAwLEY, Auctioneer.
81 am selling hard wood at from s. 90
TO 81 90 per cord, orders left at my store will
receive prompt attention.
noy2ldtf G. W. CHAPLIN, JR.
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OeaS.

The attention OF Town Agents, Physicians
and Druggists is especially called TO our wines,
as they are unsurpassed for medical purposes.
coming from one OF the oldest vineyards IN
California. All goods guaranteed pure and sat
isfactory, or to be returned at my expense
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l. + G II L RE URSE
SEASON OF IS,3-,i.
Engagements.
Hon. WILLIAM PARSONS, November %.
JOHN b. COUGH, December 10.
WILLIAM S. ANDREWS, January q.
The last appointment to be filled.
THE THIRD LECTURE
or the course Will be delivered by
ii o n. WILLIAM RSONS.
of Ireland, at the
OPERA HOUSE, RUTLAND,
EVEN'G, NOV. 2sM, 1878.
SUBJECT
''MIcnAEL ANGELO: The Child, the Artist. the
Hero"
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House Ornamental Goods.
AND WHY Is IT.

Because we offer 10 the people our goods Al
their true value, and because we have the larg-
est, finest, ana richest stock OF Goods ever Of
fered for the money IN Rutland
IL is impossible to give you an dCa OF what
we can sell for 10 cents.
Among our great collection VIII be found:
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A SSOCIATION LECTURES.
RUTLAND

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

Sunday Schools in Japan.-On the lst Of June
lasr the first two native Sunday Schools were open
ad at Yokohama-One for boys and the other for
girls. The exercises are In English in the first,
and an interpreter is employed.in the latter.
The English ritualists have found another ab.
surdlty TO worry their Bishops with. They want
TO build "baldacchinos," or eanopies over their
affairs, of course to signify that the mystical pre-
seuce is there, aud their congregations are very an
gry, and Of course rush TO the Bishops, who are
oerDlexed as the question happens never to nave
come before the courts before.
An ancient Christian church has been recently
discovered in the interior Of Japan. 1t Is IN per
feet preservation, though not now used for worship
A novel enterprise as regards Western India has
been started By the Western India Native Cnrls-
tan Alliance, which at its last annual meeting,
held in Bombay, appointed a native Christian as
its missionary agent to labor among his country
men. This movement is regarded with great pleas
ure by the Free Church Of Scotland missionaries
in Bombay.
COMPLAINT comes from the mission field in Syria
that American travellers, who are passing through
chat land in unprecedented numbers this season,
DO not observe the Sabbath in their eagerness Tor
Sightseeing and that the effect OF this on the ma
tive Christians Is far from sanitary. Clergymen
even are found among Sunday-traveling parties,
one of whom is stated to have said in justification
of his course that he could mediate as well on
horseback as in q dirty Arab village" He re-
ceiyed the reply, that Syrian convert, upon see
ing him, would also mediate.
Wages in EurOpe.-Sixty cents is a good day S
wages for a workingmsn anywhere In Europe. ln
the Tyrol silk region and in Italy, they often do
not get more than ten cents. la the country IN
Germany ten cents is the common pay. Women
there often get but FIVE. Iu Sweden, men often
work from four clock in the morning till nine IN
tAe evening, aud DO not get any more. During
the late war many poor women In Berlin were
hired to knit stockings for the soldiers for tve
cents. The profits of the poor who keep petty
shops sell trnkets in the street, or act as suffers
do not average more than three or tour per cent
BARRIERS 10 Berlin, since the raising Of their prices
get FIVE cents for hair-cutting and two and hal
cents for shaving. Servants at hotels get iron
/ three to eight dollars month. Servant girls II
private families often get but ten dollars year.
| Sometimes these classes cannot get work at an!
priee.-Old and Nelo for October.
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DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

Mr.. Thomas E Howard, lawyer formerly of this
city, died in Goochland county on Saturday, Mr..
Howard was son of the late Thomas Il. Howard,
once clerk of the City Council of Richmond, and
brother OF Messrs, E. G. and Robert Howard, of
this city.
For the New, York market alone it is estimated
that more than two hundred thousand square ieet
of glass are used in Conservatives for the culture
of vioets.
Recent geological surveys of the new Territories
of the Far West reveal the fact that the known coal
deposits of the Rocky Mountain rigon extend over
an area of upward OF $50 600 square miles, In strata
varying from fve to thirty five feet In thickness
The buildings Of Richmond College, Va, will be
ready by the opening of the session. The lecture
rooms and chapel are to be furnished according to
the most approved modern STYLE A college hotel
has been built, and judiciOusy rented. The mess
hail will be under the superintendent of an ex
cellent matron.
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SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.

The EIGHTY SIXTH annual session of the Synod
of Virginia will be held in the 1st Presbyterian
church, Charleston, West Virginia, on the Sd We'd
nesday, the 10Th day of November, 1873 at y P. M.
The Presbyterial reports required are as follows;
Narratives, Statistical Reports, Egangelistic La
Dor, Systematic BepevOlence, and Sunday Schools.
The reports on Sunday Schools are required to be
forwarded to Rev. c. H. Read, D. D., Richmond,
Va, Chairman of Standing Committee, before the
meeting of Synod.
The Presbyteral Assessments for the Synodical
Fund have been decreased by So on each Presbyte-
ry, and are as follows:
Abingdon, $50; East Hanover, $50; Chesapeake,
$50; Greenbrier, S25; Lexington, $50; MOntgome-
ry, SS5 Roanoke $50 Sac Paulo, -; West Han
over, $35; Winchester, $50.
JAMES P. SMITH,
Stated Clerk and Treasurer, Synod of Va.
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Religious Pilgrimages. 1t is estimated that 6OO,-
600 Of the people Of France have this year gone on
religious pigrimages. 1t is also noticed, that the
Roman Catholic Houses of Worship are more
largely attended, particularly by men, than ever
before There is no question that great Roman
Catholic aud UItramontane REVEALS being expert
enced in France Many consider that it is got up by
the priests as the prelude to the restoration of the
old monarchy. There is no question that it is the
result of the reaction against the Commune. That
atrooous system is thoroughly Atheistic The
people Of France are ignorant of religious distnc
tions, and sick of the horrors of the lnternatiOna,
now acted over in Spain, and believing that the
conflicts between the Republic and its enemies can
only result in tumult aud blood, they turn to the
old Romanist despotism. We should despair but
for our confidence in the Sovereignty OF God and
His wonderful overruliug Providence. Never was
there more need that we should pray to our Father
Thy kingdom come Thy will be done on earth,
even as it is in heaven.
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Selatri&a,

September SOth, at the residence of William L
Hunter, by Rev. G.. B. Stricken, ZEOHARIAH Nc.
CREsNEY and Miss MoLLIE B. HIGHLAND, both of
Augusta county, Va.
September 7th, at New Bethel church, by the Rev.
j. p. Briscoe, Rev. A. c. SNoDDY, of Morristown,
and Miss SARAH A. KING daughter Of Isaac King,
Esq, of Sullivan county, Tenn.
September 10th, in Americas, Ga, by the Rev.
James S. Cozby, of Sumter county, S. c., Rev.
JAMES S. WHITE, pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Americas, and Miss CALLIE q. DUDLEY, of the
same place.
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DEATHS.

Died, October ID, at his residence in Goochand
county, Va, Dr. WILLIAM l.. WIGHT, aged II years.
Died. September 26th at her residence near Shep-
herdsdale Mills, Bedford county, Va, Mrs. ANNE
PATTERSON, rect of the late Samuel Patterson,
Esq in the list year of her age.
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of
his saints
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TAMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

TAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
The next Session of this Seminary of learning
will commence on Thursday, September 4th, 1873;
county, Va within few hundred yards of Union
theological Seminary, and seven miles from Farm.
Vile. the nearest Depot OF the Atlantic, Mississippi
& Ohio Railroad. The locality of the College is
most healthy, and the community arouhu uisVih-
guished for intelligence and plety.
There is no Grammar or Preparatory School con-
nected with the College. 1t retains the curriculum
aud the great aim of Its teachers is to secure thor
oughness in the training aud instruction OF their
nu6ils and thus to prepare them for professional
studies or the active duties OF life.
The ordinary expenses of student exclusive OF
the cost of clothing, travelling and books, are from
S225 to S275 year.
For Catalogue and further information apply to
REV. j. NJ. P. ATKINSON,
President Bampden Sidney College,
" 08-4m Prince Edward county, Va.
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The Presbytery of SoUrH ALABAMA will meet at
Selma on Thursday before the Sd Sabbath of Octo-
Der, at p P NJ.
A Sabbath School convention will be held at the
same place on the following Monday at y P. NJ.
H. R. RAYMOND, Stated Clerk.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED EVERY INSTANCE.
OTHER MACHINES HAVE THEIR PECULIAR MERITSTH HAS NO DEFECT
MORE WASHDAY! THEREOF WILL HAVE WAsHH0UR
Tile Washing Of Family Of ordinary size easily accomplished before Breakfast!
MACHINE machine in will
anything Lace Bed Blanket 1t will cleanse the clothing without and
Lousbg
Iosbrh Augusta
Mesns Washer"
induced trial gdfed to pronounce perfect
Respectfully, Mrs. W. d. FURMAN
IousburE July8Oh
PsAST shI Franklin Washer, and find far
all fIcdno
not take @' % ~ p Very truly, % " 4 5.
septmbe27
PLEASANT Davis Franklin
mot halt the
labor washing cheefuly recommended JOS DAVE.
IOuhbua September 10th, 1873
Msg Genteme
dpa In two dollars
rubbing
rheus it's all you recommend it to be-
Mn BARROW
ksandm onouncsi a GIBBONS
We have control thea within Virginia
the
sho hunded
five hunded
fthau than
To parties wishing will half
what
who otfhh satisfactory evidence their and
All persons Franklin Washer within the
States Virginia andwe Virginia, authority from
r. TT pTTTMMFR & 60
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Ecclesiastical NutitEs.

The CHESAPEAKE PREsBYTERY will meet in the
Presbyterian church, Leesburg, Loudon county,
Va, on the Doth of October, 1873, at y P. NJ.
Written reports are due from standing committees
on Sustentaton and Publication.
r. T. BERRY, Stated Clerk.
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TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS,
as reported weekly by
Hill & Skinker,
Commission Merchants, No 10, Pearl or 18th St.,
Richmond Va.
Agents for G. ODER & Sons, Standard Fertilizer
in the States OF Virginia and North Carolina, also
on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime, Plaster Salt, Bons
Dust, &c.
Leaf Tobacco.
The failure of the Banks to grant accustomed IA
cites to Tobacco manufacturers has curailed their
operations hence sales OF Leaf tobacco are so re-
striced no reliable quotations can be furnished
The Revenue Department refuses to take In pay
ment for Stamps certified checks on the Banks, de-
handing currency, which has closed several iacto'
ries, throwing number Of laborers out OF employ
ment with no means of subsistence.
Ny effort to make sales under existing circum-
stances must result in heavy decline in values ru
ing before the panic
Grain and Flour
Flour is inactive without change in price The
Wheat MARKET exceedingly dull with light receipts,
and FIVE to ten cents per bushel lower.
FLOUR Family, $S.75@lO; Extra, $S@8.25; Su-
perfne, $7.25@7.5O as to quality.
WHEAr-Prime white, $1.GO; very good, $1,000
81 .55 good, $1.5l@S1.52; fair, SLAB; common
s.. lO9Sl. rs; prime red, Sl.50@Sl.57; very good
S1.5O@Sl.57; good, Sl4O@Sl.45; talr, Sl'4o !
common, Sl.10@Sl.20.
CoRN-Very good to prime White, 75c'
OATs-47@50c.
CoRN MEAI-90c.
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East HANOVER PREsBYrERY will meet in the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, Norfolk Va, on Wednes-
day, October 22d, at P. NJ.
W. A. CAMPBELL, Stated Clerk.
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The PREsBYTERY OF BRAzos will meet at Chappell
Hill, Texas, on Saturday, November lst, at o'clock
PM. R. f. BUNTING, Stated Clerk.
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3. H. PLUMMER & CO..
oe8-4 III Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va.

"ANTED-A Situation as Teacher of Latin,
w French Greek, Mathematics, and rudiments
of Music. Long experience and best references
Address Miss S. S. JOHN,
son 94-3t Petersburg, Va.
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The SYNOD OF TEXAS will meet at Houston, Texas
on Wednesday, November 9th, at O'Clock m.
R. f. BUNTING, Stated Clerk.
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GREEYBRIER PREsBYTERY will meet at Richlands
Church, Greenbrier county, w. Va, on Wednesday,
October 10Th, at 81 o'clock, P. NJ.
NJ. L. Lacy, Stated Clerk.
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HING COLLEGE,
II BRISTOL, TENN.
The session of 1874 will begin September 4th.
The location is on the high table lands between
the Mississippi and the Atlantic, salubrious in sum
mer and temperate in winter. The College Is but
FIVE years old has an Alumni of rs and an endow,
ment of more than $4,000, with the prospect of
being increased to $4,000 during the summer, be-
sides buildings and grounds worth nearly nall as
much. The great aim from the beginning has been
to combine cheapness with superior advantages.
For catalogue and information, address
REV j. ID. TADLOCK,
President of Faculty, or
REV. g. a. CALDWELL,
iv16-8m President of Board of Curators.
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The Census Of the Sandwich Islands, taken De,
cember 27th, 1872, shows that less than 50UUO
hnll-booded HaWalians remain on those islands,
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WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Revised and corrected by JOHN N GoRDoS's Sous,
Wholesale Grocers, and dealers in Metals and
Grindstones, 18th ST., Richmond.
D.loJ Vo Tol Ootobor
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PARENTS, TEACHERS, and SCHOLARS will
find all the SCHOOL BOOKS used in our public
and private schools at
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ID ICHMOND SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT.
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IT. ELLYsON'S
RICHMOND SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT,
1112 Main St., three doors above Dispatch Office.

Publishers agent for Davies Arithmetcs Guyot's
Biographies, Harvey's Grammars, and McGufey's
Readers and Spoilers.
Any and all books used in the Public Schools
furnished at contract prices.
Complete catalogue of School and College Text
Books sent free to any address.
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Gold, l09 Silver, lO4.
Virginia Registered, old, 80
Virginia Consols, ~
Virginia Deferred,
North Carolina Bonds, ~
Tennessee Bonds, 81
Richmond City Bonds, lof
Petersburg City Bonds, "a
Lynchburg City Bonds, II
Norfolk, 90
R. & b. Railroad Bonds, mortgd, "a
do do Stock, l6
Virginia Cen. R. R. lst mort ged Bonds, Sc
do do Sd do do 81
do do 8 per cent do 50
do do Stock, %
Va. and Tenn. R. R. I'd mortgaged Bonds, rs
do do 8per cent do S74
Orange and Alex R. r. lst NOR ged Bonds, 50
do do I'd do do 80
do do 8 per cent DO 81
do do Stock do 10
Rd. and Petersburg R. R. s per cent, 100
do do per cent, SO
do do Stock, 20
R., F. and Potomac R. R. 6 per cent. Bonds, 81
do do do do 81
do do Common Stock, 70
Glover Hill Rail Road per cent. Bonds, 70
First National Bank Stock, 10
Planters National Bank Stock, 100
National Bank of Virginia, lO43
State Bank, S92
Merchants Bank, IOS
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Receipts for Spencer Academy, August 1878.
Commercial Matters.

R. MoLwAINE, Treasurer
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THE FRANKLIN STEAM WASHER y
Latest Improvement in Steam Boilers
Patented June oath, 1878.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY INSTANCE
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Receipts for Invalid Fund, August, 1878.

Receipts for Campinas Institute, August, 1873.
Synod of Virginia, 90
Miscellaneous, 1000 90
Total, $l,OO8 90
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

vUYBE CO.PARTNERSHI HERETO-
fore existing under the frm-rame OF kAt-
ETH MORE 81, in the business of boarding
house, is this g., dissolved by mutual consent
u. Moro<i is alone authorized to collect and
settle ell outstanding nd,btedrsss Of The late
firm, eating from July 81, 1873, to Cotob@r u.
1s-9 JACDMU RAFETII,
DOMINGO MoREsI-
Carson City. October 81. 1873. oe22-ln.
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2OM MONS.

IN HE DlSTislI3 COURT CT EE
u Se"ond Judicial DiStlic: Of the State Of Ne
ysda, il and for the County o. Crmsby-- NARY
hEAP, plaintiff VI. John kLAP, defendant.
Action brought il the District Court of the Sec
end Judicial Dis:r4cr Of The Staie Of \, vada, in
and tor the County Of Crinsby. and the COM
plant nled iii said County OF Urisby IN RE flee
of the Clerk If saiG District Court.
The STATE o' Nevada sends greeting to JOHN
hKA;P, defendant.
Yoa are her-by required 70 apresr in action
brought agsins; you by the atcve nsn:e<i plaintiff
in the District Court OF the Second J1diI ial lis
trict Of the state Of Nevada, in aid for the
County Of ornisty, and to answer he complaint
filed therein, before the first MoLusy in
November. A. Il. 1873.
The said action is brought to obtain q decree
Of divorce from tl.e bcEus of Inatr;uony here
tofore and low existing te,w.en you aid said
plaintiff and decree that plaintiff have the
guardianship, education. Csre snu Control Of
ELIZA ANNA khAP, sgeu three years, tho
daughter CT yourself spQ her saiu plaintiff
than tive years sii,rt; sua thai you lay. iSli.d.
for n,o-e than two yesrs, tohupitrt htr or ssid
child all OF which NOR fully apieaIs from her
complaint ca HE IN said curt.
and you art her by Isutiilt that If you fail IL
a! p. ald vtr TIE said ctI.4s .ail-t hbuva
qui:eo. tie SAID paint Z Vii apt !. to raid
Court for the rt!.cf rrls ttl ii .,r cU-- isiEt
Given t.l.-t, lay Ia Be-. ana TIT st al
CT The DGs.Ii Court .: Tie =, CULd
<szsS-7 JI1oIc al DIs.iIi. Il tit State Il hsEa-
-, -. ana for tbs count! OF orn-s ly. Ihis 5ti
thOr:s-ul e. al LuIGltI AID ttvg Il! -tLItt.
I. >. II " 4lIA. CIl.s.
THOMAS wells Plat. TT = Attcrnsy-
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10 Pun,,rt.d THOUSAND Tickets Viii be s.
III. teds If which
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TOEI Ne FOR FIVE DOlLAkS-
Proceeds If the sal, of tickets at the Eastern
,..,rcie. viii IT Ilain en- deposit with WELLS.
FARGO & Co. Bankers. "a BrcsdTay. No"
York until after tie distribution and payment
u gifts
m, KETS s.. MALE TICKETS So 90
ForssIe at Gso F. Brownies. ga Broadway;
Iariz Levy if5i Eruativsy; NaEdeystIs,
or Court and Fulton streets, Brooklyn; T. "
snear, As, Fulton S;rtei.
A. BROWN, Agent.
So Broadway and E1chsnge Court. Room e
Eail cltitrs .ni applications for agencies In
Z otL.r CITIES 70 b addressed to
e. ALEXANDER c..
sazt.-n Managers. Eostofize &c. Nc. l,Sso, He"
YORK.
WELLS, FARGO q CO.. Eankers, Tir.
s.is. City, Nevada
Ticket. or coupons drawing Gift. can be col
i.c.>d through Banking Houses. or Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express
All Communications connected with the Con-
cert and siIcrtirrs for Tickets. and applications
Of Agents to sell Tickets, should be addressed to
L.. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
Virginia City, AeSada-
JOHN D. LKRsHT, Agent, Carson City.
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