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'ERMS $500 PER ANNUMIN ADVANCE.
Sticklers for Etiouetto-

These unappeasably exact fo,k who rapst
have their pound Of social flesh, and will NOT
be put off with less than their precise dro
are, for the most part, difficult people to keen
in good hnmor. They know nothing of that
easy-going slip-shod, good-nature which
gives and takes, and never keeps any debtor
and creditor account at all; which sends eut
two invitations to their neighbor's one. or
forgets to return his call within the prescribed
limits, and then meets him with a beaming
smile and jocund manner, as if he were
not sinner and breaker of the law. That
kind of thing is abhorrent to thsm-as bad
as cobwebs on the ceiling or maternal slippers
down at heel. What the sticklers for ETH
quette like is everything to be done with tho
incest precision-invitation for invitation,
and the card left on the exact date on which
1t should be left; call returned for call with
In the term prescribed according to the de-
gree OF intimacy; and the whole of the So
cal Lie mapped out as you would map out
the plan OF an estate, with so many acres,
roods and perches assigned to A., and so
many rods of fOrest-growth told of to b.
Sometimes, however, these sticklers for
etiquette are kind people in their way-peo-
Pile who will lend bus not borrow, give but
not ask. They are generous in bestowng,
but not generous enough to accept. They
will load their neighbors with benefits, but
they will uot carry away so much as a
flower in free gift. Their house is open to
you, and you might, If you would, use il in
their absence, and make yourself at home
with cup of afternoon tea aud lounge on
the comfortable sofa but they would die of
fatigue and inanitlon rather than do the same
by you; and it may talk forever, but you
cannot beat it into their heads that there is
no difference between you, and what they
allow from you they may also commit tor
their own parts. Not bit of it. TO the end
they remain generous, hospitable, free-hand-
ed in what they grant; and to the end, also,
precise, stiff sticklers tor etiquette, and tire
somely punctilious in what they accept
Sometimes they are just the contrary to
this, and, while they will accept uneonven-
tional kindnesses frankly enough, will not
allow the smallest infraction OF the rhadam-
anthine rule OF strictsst etiquette to them
selves. They would hold il as an unparGon-
able liberty if their dearest Giend should enter
their house in their abseEce, though he or she
had come twenty miles and more to see
them. A servant who should offer cup Of
tea of her own accord, even TO their sister,
would receive her dismissal before the night
had come; and a lifelong intimacy has been
broken for all time for no greater ofense than
that of picking unbidden bit of mignonette
out of a bed which was choked with its own
luxuriance. And some again are at least
just and logical, and neither give nor take,
bat demand the pound of flesh with the
most scrupulous exactness, and pay it just as
methodically. Mall Gazdtte.
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WANTS. LOST, FOUND.
BOarders Wanted.

"A EEW Gentlemen boarders OF Gentleman and
Ia Wife can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
and board at No. 80 Brackett Street, corner of Brad
ford. no3d1w
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LHOR young or middle aged man of unexceptioua-
IL bis character. Experienced accountant ard one
teusand d0llsts capital. Investigation is inyitsd
Address Box T015 Portland Me noveitf
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DIT Odd Felto,os' Hail. No. ss Exchange Street.
LoDGss-Maine, Monday evenings; Ancient
Brothers, on Thursday evenings; Ligonia on Friday
evenings Beacon, on TuSsAay evenings; Ivy, D., of
r., second and fourth Saturday.
ENCAMrMENTs- -Machigonne, first and third We'd
lesdays; Eastern Star, second and fourth Wednes-
days; Portland, first and third Saturdays.
RELIEF ASSOCIATION Every third Tuesday in the
month.
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For Sale.
FEVHE house on State Street, occupied by I'll h.
Il dersigDed This house is thoropGhly built of
brick and stone and has all modern cSnveniences
ALLEN EAINES.
Portland Sep. 18th, 1872. eef19-ti
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Walter Savage Landors picture of Curl
osity": ''Her lips were half open; her hair
flew loosely behind her, designating that she
was in haste; it was more disordered than
the hair Of Hope is represented, and some
what less glossy. Her cheeks had a very
fresh color, and her eyes looked into every eye
that fell upon them"
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Cottage for Sale
For Sale
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A LOT of vacant land, situated on the west side
"A of High, between Pleasant and Danforth, SITS.
This let has front of about 81 feet and is about 1874
feet deep, and plans have been drawn by How for a
block OF seven or nine gentee and convenient resi-
dences, and adapted for the same. Enquire of
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
No. 4Portand Pier,
mar2S From 10 to q O'clock p M
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Japanese sashes are the latest. They are
gaudy and peculiar in pattern, but very rich
and handsome in quality.
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Coles Quadri1Ie Band

rs IN reeszess to furnish music tany NUMBER
ties, lArc.. and on all occasions where music Y 10
quired on reasonable tepns Apply to j. OOLE,
leader PORTLAND Band. No. 10 BrcvA Street, ID
Band headquarters, 19t Market Square. Ddtf
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 4, 1878
Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT

CITY GOVERNMENT
The regular meetings of the City Council take place
he first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday eve
ming of each month.
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Table ROarders
A Fine Business Opening

A FEW TABLE BOARDERS can he ,ecom
"A modated at 30H High street.
eo6eodH SIS KNIGHT
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r AIDES, AND GENTS, DINING. sA-

IL LOON for sale with Boarding and Lodging
House connected on leading thoroughfare; always
chances ever offered the business is increasing fast
no3d3t TAYLOR & CO., 8 State St., Boston, Mass.
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d ON to $50 per week. Something new and need
sp ~ ed in every family. Agents wanted every
where Samples forwarded on receipt of 80 cents.
Address, DAY NOVELTY CO.,
no3*1w Worcester, Mass.
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When the late king of Saxony (peace to his
ashesD didn't come in to supper promptly
in the days of his youth, his father would
go to the back door and would cry sharply to
his son and heir. ''You John-Nepomue Ma
ris-Joseph- Neutrality-suspicious.
Stanislaus- Bernardo P Felix -Damans, come
in out of thatr'
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The "Limerick House,"
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Hotel
{LEA prol erty in Limerick Village, York County.
E.kAAlE The house has % rooms all in good repair,
5,EDa,E with shed and two large stables adjoining
EEE1 q two W ellis of water the premises and
every convenience for frst-cass Hotel.
The Limerick House" is well situated for securing
liberal patronage.
Enquire further of the owner,
JOSEPH G. HARMON,
mar13df Limerick. Me-
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We are all right. The Carlyle Club at
Chicopee, Mass, has decided that "stock
operations do not work the ruin Of coun-
try" We breathe freely once again.
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New Haveners, now they can't have new
State House, are to have a new morgue, and
they are happy-cause why-Hdrtord has1't
OF q morgxe!
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An elderly widow of Cincinnati has
brought suit for breach of promise against a
tickle sexagenarian sui'or, which, from the
effective use made of the old beau, reminds
local reporter of the battle of AH-in-court.
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WM. SENWER.

A GENT for the Superior wait.,an w,,.n.
"A which maintain their well earned rennfs.ion
for timekeepins aHs reasonable price, In ever v.yi
Kew winders and stem winders. ntiold ldarno %
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s,o- she Jc:t.9 States, and further
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yie1c. ,. July alsl. 1879. = hlsos
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RthE cEAHcy FOE & 9AscAIs.

=. :. Richardson cfsrs for ssie Sc
2;-es q cnuice land which he will sell IL
.ota = auit, cheap for cash, or vili trsts
tie Ebo!e, cr any psr; Of tbs sane fc,
etcck.. Ties. lands s.e eitustet 2esr
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resrec:. ~
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EgxWEEH election matters AT gair
matters ws have 70 l2y eve. Asi: I 70 /,
o. Cc-0muDiG4t!cas.
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49,

"a, .casooa. ~: IT ac.o.da1ct ~i,h
:riuc 'oa ser fc-th - ~. u &c shis -
Ter, ! c9nt.cGo = ANNOUNCE -faa,f Is E
card y :-a CIca e t'rCh bate t-:ge,
gUhlso. 20 the Ill. Ct "a geoyis. as 10
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IHosE vho tesirsi 70 pay 70. his pa-
&c: II potatoes or other q135Qee are 20
@:1de6 that they ca aog g So.
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Not :.e ,eas. cf the a..A,tions osc-.
lively so1U ere tie beautiful signs tha.
ou. aas.-ess men sre putting Oh ths!s
buildings. Var Wiukie doas Il.
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fia-Tsi Institute.

! vii hc,3 Z Teachers .'caMAL
l,;sCI-0-E s: Earmon,, *eb,sssa, ccm.
-eccirg 0caober 22, at { 0'c.ock : b
70 continue il sass;os ;vo .ease
The work Of the Institute III c2asis:
Of regular c,ass drills n ths various
branches taught il our coumo2 schools,
si-0 daily iUa.ruc.,O2 II tbs s@TArosc
No-ual Methods.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made &c &C
cQluccass =. Tdo nag attend 81 ye-y
reasonable rslcs. S"aTf al tla 1ois.s.
81 * per aeek, 1t private Ao4.ss : -.
- III! Elgs persons Attending the 10
9..tlta IUr.cg the Tt0.s ::ue, AID 5SCT-
IF - 3ss.ve5 competent, s TeGo00ec-
ts..1l 2. .hai- t9uc:g Superintendent,
requesting an = P,sLt the be 80. s
ca-r;aca.a w.,scrt tcrther e~xara;asto-.
8ha! receive ASSISTANCE II the z91.
cs instruction FROM are.si p-cU;iac'
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NA-Ld- = ,.- Q----.y =. I Cents
FER P3216, 3. EAEg2a & 20 G.
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STRICTLY PURE Ha;s Iea5 to-
1850 psy Esg, a. McEHZs.
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= IKE s:-cs Ho-34Y. ...as: :. 1873
EC-t:E RI.
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s:A-- :ct S&s;eaas, =: G0.Sl2-'a.

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N a21ooas e .s,os behind tins With
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vssEs, g uEtil ee can Sc; INTO On, 2e-
csc, -: v,s Pill get Gu! the paper l.
s-ls s1scs sScI week.
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= ~c1vc-s-uo ~ ~. s..'s -ss. g:
ta;.'e has r-s7 elected ~:,a ~
E:@a5e=: exc, eT-.y r-eceI:,3a -ar.nF
tsen !2:e1 = Gr'@r:s = .og -hat -
a't y = tue 2ei&s. ,t:sl ;-+ u re-
gsri. 20 purify p. .-.ly. TIE shsl.
sse2 -: 1:7es I'll, al com1.e.e a e..
rea29c:. al X! se., CO. GooIs. az
Gas.eons.aese!. q. any Ec.sa
= 22- Tebraska
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Miscellaneous !

Meerschaum Pipes, Pearl Shirt, Coat and Vest Bubon
superior Pins Hair Pins Linen and Cotton Tapes Sleeve But
Studs Looking Glasses and Hand Mirrors Linen and
Thread Pen Knives Butcher Knives sail Twine India
Combs Dressing Combs, Fine Ivory Tooth Combs
Paper Blank Books, Playing Cards
Ribbons, Corded silk Belngs, Travelling Bags, Mer1O
Alpaca Bindings Feathers and Flowers Feather busters
Opera and Spy Glasses, Violin Strings Cotton Twne in skeins
aud balls Ladies' Corsets Tsor' Shears, Water Monkeys
Hooks and Eyes. Seltzer Water. &c, Sc., &c.
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y,
For Emily Church lies buried here
Mingled, in some perpexing manner,
With Mary Matilda and probably Hannah
All the wives seemed satisfied with this
rangement; but some of Church's mothers
in-law considered that his sense of RESPONSE
bIIity as n Of veracity "a altogether too
fine
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RIDGE HOUSE!
a RETREAT FOR INVALIDs

s.1s~ THE CLIMATE OF THESE ISLA ND>
.ls44 noted the world general salubriiy Will
;;s W certain particular localities In the group moro
- pecialy iayorably known The district n kona, on
side Hawaii, has long been famed place al
for those afflicted with affections % the lungs NOT
have been known Of perions who had been gver
die. by their physicians In California amer
residence the pure mild air of kona rrcovern
robust health and taking a new lease Of life.
The undersigned at his cOmmOdous house az haawalo4
South Kona prepared furnish good accommodations O.
the low o s. per weeks including good sRod
when desired and good fresh water baths the
ises within short distance Of hnc bathing III
steamer Kiiauea regularly between Honolulu and th
port of Kaawao and horses kept ready at the beach
Every accommodation comfort the Of diet. MILF
HONEY abundance. Delightful rides in the neghbor
hood. r. TODb-
Kaawalos : KoBa Nov 10. lSI2 MIC
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PLAIN AND FANCY
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
The Working Man.
rEo1 rsrrsrrsHED LAYS or r,so-

IRON rSrUsLIsHED LAYS o. IAHo-
0 have atle of my own.
4 patent of nobility,
Although my name vas never known
in ranks q high geDtlity-
N1 herald stamped 70 with hfs seal
Nor glarinz crest for fools % scan
= memb@r nf the common veal.
own myself Torking-man.
@ envy not a king-made lord,
Nor save the dignity q knight
My own night arm viii strength an0Tr
To aid me- 70 support my right
Ny right % I've and act my part
in unison with natures plan
s willing hand and honest hsarr
T. 6rtune or Eorking-man-
i,ok with sc0ru on Ii1seFd dr0ue.
Who held their own Ia pride of birth.
whoss standard springs from rotten bous~
Long moul,lerins ia their native earth
Give me th- man whose deeds have brought
\ profit % his kin or clan,
Ey head Or hand, BY toll or thought.
An earnest-hearted vyorking-mau.
Ths noble deeds Of workinE-men
VIII cuusecEate the cause q Labor.
The glowing mind aad flowing pen
VIII dim the sheen of sword and sabre
The tiller d the Land viii shane
In honest worth the titled one.
And own unbIushingIy the name,
Ills eountry's pride p a vvorking-man.
Wen GRID our loins tor hattie strong.
We have no time 20 fIme and fret,
BY glorious right o'ercome the vyroug.
And make the world far better yet.
And in the steady march Of mind.
Like some strong giant in the van.
By vice untrammelet, unconGncd,
VIII stand our noble woriing-man-
We win not pull the lofty down,
But rather upward seek 20 climb.
And splendid in the truth will crown.
The advent of the new regime,
When man shall stand with open brow
A. free a. when tha.Worid began.
4 toiler bat noble now,
An earnrst-hearted working-maH-
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DRY GOODS .
Clothing. Hosiery.
Hats. &c.

SuPr Black DOeskn Buckkin Suits coored
MoleskIn Pants, Pea Jackets Cotton Flannel Underhs aud
Drawers Merino Undehirts White Linen Duck Suits Water
proof Goats and Ponchos variety OF mems Felt Hats Ladies
white Cotton Hose OF various qualities Boys Heavy Brown
Cotton Socks Mems Brown and Lisle Thread Socks Kid
GloTeS white aud coored for Ladies and Gents Doeskin Rid
Gloves for Ladies and Gents Lse Thread Gaunes a
Cloth silk Umbrellas Linen and Paper Collars Paper
&c
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aa te,r ars " h .Hs'r.t s- I ys tl co. ih- i.f..
fsfft.r
Nssne,s Cards, whcn pteiaid fsr srHr, ausv,,
dcouai from tiese rates. which advrri.--
nenIs when paid % charged quarterly
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-14
State Stamps.

A LAW HAVING BEEN ENACTED RE.
"A pealing the State Stamp law, ! will, in
pursuance Of instructions from the state Treas
remaininp uncanceled in Lincoln county, or all
that may be presented at my Office, within the
time allowed me to make my final settlement
with the State Treasurer on Stamp account.
The language Of the law fixing the time OF re-
the passage of this act, the State Treasurer shall
notify the respective County Treasurers to settle
their state Revenue Stamp accounts with the
state Treasurer within sixty days thereafter.
' JOHN ROEDER,
County Treasurer
Phoebe, March 4th, 1873 mrA-od
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Ingomar silver ,Iini,a -


Location of Principal Place Of Busipaa'y
Francisco, California; Location Of Worls s s1
Mining District. Lincoln County, STAT :, Liy
vada.-Notice is hereby given, thai al ', Ne
ing OF the Directors, held on the First d n's''
March, 1873 an assessment no. Al Of TWp Fay o.
FIVE CENTS per share was levied NJ. ~
capital stock of the Corporation, payabs i, ale
diately, in United States gold coin ~ 'i'ae'
Secretary, at the Office Of the eompanv y po tle
No. 10, 4o2 Montgomery street, San Frn, ,.ool
California. 1'aAcisco
Any stock upon which said Assessment Shall
remain unpaid on the Seventh da ,l
April, 1873, Will be delinquent, and :s Oh
tised for sale, at public auction, and nrI Iei
payment is made before, will be sold ~ -
Wednesday, the Thirtieth day of 49,. IN
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment tos ntIl
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of .aIa
CHAS. S. NEAL, Secretary
Office: Room No. 10, No. 400 Montpomerv ~
san Francisco, California rrS,s"
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Charter Oak silver Mining COmpa-

ChnfteT ONK S1IVtT H1HIHg OOIhpa.
ny.-Location of Works, Ely Mining District
Lincoln County, State of Nevada.-Notice is
hereby given that at meeting OF the Directors
of said Company. held on the Third (3d day
Of March A. D. 1878, an assessment Of Twenty
Five (25) Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately, in United States gold coin to the Secre-
ifornia street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday,, the 9th day
of April A. d. 1873, shall be delinquent, and
be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold ON Wednesday, the Thirtieth (30th)
day of April, A. d. 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
F.. ...,, GEO. W. R. KING, Secretary.
Office: All California street, San Francisco, CAL
ifornia mr9.3d