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Yesal.
Delinquent Taxes.

y COLIN.
Notice Of suits Commenced.
To the following named defendants and TO all
cislnants to the real estate and Improvements,
when assessed separately, hereinafter described,
known or unknown: You are hereby notihed
tnat suits have been commenced before J, B.
van hagen. Justice Of the Peace. in the Justice =
Court OF the Township Of Phoebe, County Of
Lincoln. and State Of Nevada, by the STATE Of
Nevada, plaintiff. against each Of the defendants
hereinafter named and each Of the following
described tracts or parcels Of land, with the i'm
provsments, when separately assessed, and sll
owners Of or claimants to the same. known OF
UNKNOWN. to recover the tax and delinquency
assessed to said defendants against said property
Tor the nscal year commencing on the lSt day OF
January, A. d. 1873, and ending the 31st day OF
Dece nber, A. d. 1873, and that q summons has
been duly issued in each case; and you are fur.
ther notified that unless you appear and answer
the complaint hled, on or before
The 9Th day Of February, A. d. 1874,
at l2 o'clock IN. Of that day,
Judgment will be taken against you and ths
real estate and improvements herein described
Tor the amounts Of tax and delinquency specified
and costs of suit.
Description Of Property.
] a Curtis. the possessory claim to ranch In
shoSus Noiicy, Iout1AuluB ozO ACTeD VI
land. and improvements, and situated west Of
and adjoining the ranch of p. wrights; Ia,
and percentage $33 .Ss.
John Cocroft, the possessory claim to 100 acre.
OF land at Hiko and improvements; tax ant
percentage 30.S0.
Ell dorado Mill, ten-stamp mill in FL Dond,
Canyon, at the junction OF the II Dorado Can
yon with the Colorado river; tax and percent
age ll440.
Jennings, the pot sessory claim to 160 acres q
land. with improvements, at 81 Thomas; Ia,
and percentage lO0.lO.
W l. Kings, the possessory claim to ranch il
Hiko Valley and improvements, soush o
Gears ranch; tax and percentage 1s2.02
Patterson L Lassell, the possessory claim to 32'
acres Of land and improvements At Overtsn
tax AID percentage 6S.S6.
Samuel Young, one smelling furnace and tram
Siway in Freiberg District, known o. the Morn
ing Star Co. Works; tar and percentage 176
GEO. GOLDTHwAITE,
District Attorney Lincoln County, New
VS.. TRAVIS,
-. . Sheriff Lincoln County, New
Dated Phoebe, December 20, 1873. jas-td
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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 ms
directed and delivered. for . Judgment rendered
in said Court on the 2Sd day Of December, A. d.
1873, in favor of ]. M. Siebert and against the
Kinston Mining Company, for the sum Of Eight
Hundred and Seventy-fye 79-1o0 Dollars dsiu-
ages, together with $50 25-100 dollars, tax costs
and all sccruirg costs, have levied On the fol.
lowing property, to wit; -.
The Kinston Mining Companys claim, con-
sisting OF Eight Hundred Feet 1900, situated
about $50 feet south Of the Newark hoisting
works. in Ely Mining District, Lincoln county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that on 4 ~
Saturday, the Seventeenth Day Of
1ii January, A. d. lsyA,
At II O'Clock m, will sell al the right,
title and interest Of said defendant in
and to the above described property, at the
Courthouse door, in Phoebe. at Public Auction,
for cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder,
TO satisfy said execution and oil costs.
zag wnS. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
BY B. b. HEnzronD, Deputy. d0s-td
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WOMAN who tells fortunes from q
up u not necessarily saucefsss.
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Notice Of Dissolution of Copartner.
ship.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnsrship business heretofore carried
on in Piochs, Nevada, by A. n. Polleys and s. H.
Carman, under the firm name and style OF POL
LEY6 1 CARMAN, - Blacksmiths, IL this dsy
dissolved BY mutual consent. 8. H. Carman
Will pay al debts due by the late arm, and he ID
alone Authorised to collect bills due TO the Arm,
9. b. Carman will continue the business at the
old stand, where he will be ready to transac,
business for old customers and ali othsru who
may apply.l hff FE tt MOI ~ M
nl ei,~iicaio8 ia4 rEr AN. PoILlYs,
Pisshs. Nevada. Dec. y. isis dso.sod.
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REAEDIEsl
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARy,

MO. 62s KEARNY STREET. COR A
~ NER Commercial, San Francisco. 4@l
Private entrance on Commercial strees.
Established in 1854, for the treatment y
of Sexual and Seminal Disease, such
a. Gonorrhea, Gleet, Structure, Syphilis in all
FORMS Seminal Weakness, Impotency, ETC.. etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing, and liberated
Legs, ETC., successfully treated
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure Of announcing
that he has returned from visiting the principal
Hospitals Of Europe, and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor money
in seeking out new remedies. and has returned
with increased facilities for slleviatng human
suffering. =....
Seminal emission 10 consequence Of sci
abuse. This solitaf, vice, or DEPRIVED sexua.
indulgence, il practiced by the youth Of both
sexerfo an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scien-
tifc medical measures. viz: eallow countenance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head ring
OF rattling Of chariots, unsasiness about the
loins, weakness Of the limbs, coAfused vision,
blunted intellect, loss OF confidence, difhdence
in approaching strangers, dislike to form new
acqusintances, . disposition to shun society,
loss Of memory. pimples and various eruptions
about the face, hectic hushes, furred tongue.
fntid breath, coughs, consumption, might swests,
monomania and frequently insanity. II relief
be mot obtained you should apply Immediately.
either in person or BY letter, and have cure
effected BY his new and scientific mode Of treat.
ing disease, which never fails Of efecting Quick
and radical cure. tt%i't'-"
Cured at Hsms.
Persons at . distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing q letter to DR.. Gisbon,
stating eass, symptoms, length Of time the dis.
es1s has continued, and have medicine promptly
forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, ia
any part Of the country, with full and plain di
rections for use. ,.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please stat
the name Of the paper they see this advertise
meut In. titstn n 4a4- Ia sguE d. aall
~ enclosing 90 In coin in registered letter
through the Postofacs, orthrsugh Wells, Fargo 4
Co., packaes Of msdicins will b Forwarded
70 any part Of tbs Union. '5E
All communications strictly eon1dential.
Address, DR. J. =. 0IDBON,
dll-ly Box 1867. San Ftancisco. oai.
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TO PI0CHE MERCHANTS.

TUE UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD BEING
u completed 70 Provo. % milss south Of Salt
Lake City, the undermined N prepsrsd 10 r..
csivs and promptly forward
1sa ALL IREIGHT 70 rHRn CARE
AZ Tive and One-Ealf Csnes vsr n.
~ careful and expeditions teamstsrs.
GORDON MURRAY,
aA-lm Forwardegu, psuvo, Utah.
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NOTICE OF
Dissolution Of Partnership

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in conducting the business Of
the Capitol Saloon, under the firm name o. Cole
man ONeal, is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent, bearing date from Dec. 8, 1879, T. 8.
Coleman Withdrawing from the business. d. T.
O'Neal will continue the same, and pay oil In.
debtedness incurred by the firm and collect all
bills due the firm. T. g. COLEMAN.
....., d. T. ONEAL.
Phoebe, New, Dec. 8, 1873. d9-lm
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Notice OF Removal.

las. FINLAYs0N's DRY GOODS STORE
d has bssn removed TO the Ars.proof buildina
three doors abovs his old stand. adjoining Jas.
Crsnaa's orossfy otefs. alt
d19.lm
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co..s .u.alh1x-Sivr million dollars worth Of
NJ on IN y said to Be lying in stores or on
;no nu plantations ~ In South Carolina await
men e nsn,Pment, and the people want the
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NOTICE.

iaif ir OYyrcx NyvApA CrNrRAE RAILWAY,
-Gns io gah PiocHx, New. Dec. 3. 1878.
ru1HIs COMPANY DOES NOT ASSUME THE
|, il indebtedness Of its employee, and from and
Alter this date will not accept Or pay orders
given BY them. JOS. ". NESBITT.
II. G. CHAPLIN, ID Superintendent.
Secretary. t,..r 4, d4.H.
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THE DAILY ALTA CALIFORNIA,
UVHH OLDEST AND BEST NKysPAPER
IL On the Pacific ouot. Published st sas
Tnncisoo, Califosnia. 11. wa lt Z t..4iI y
suhseriptions rscsivsd By --..,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
HEREDITARY DRUNKENNESS.

Not more pItiful are the approaches Of madness
than are the weil-undsrstood symptoms which
signify to the hereditary drunksrd the hour Of
his inherited passion. know IN Texas young
man who was heir to such woful heritage. He
was physically one Of the handsomest Of men, and
possessed Of great and varied talents, which he
had carefully cultivated. Moreover, he had served
his country with distinguished bravery, and was
then holding high position Of trust and honor
But with . regularity that was terrible there
came to him-no matter where he was, over his
ledger, In the church. By the side Of the victim he
loved.a craving for brandy that possessed him
like demon, and drove him forth from among his
fellows: With set lips and Departing face he
would deliver 70 friend the key Of HIS ONCE, and
betake himself to his foom-1os - mon 70 to .
earousal, but - they 60 TO meet fearful reckon.
tng-and for two OF three days drink In sulien si
ienos TN the craving Vas apPsassd. Some one
stores Of scqaIred inlbFmation and his delicate
fancy q an artist. "Yet shall die like brute
he said sadly; and the despaiiing look OF hunted
ssninasca%einto his sye .. he added: my father
grandfather shot himself In delirium tremens;
you know. eoys, how poor Patrick died-it will be
the same With me-" His prophecy was too soon
fuldusd.-Scienss Of Hss1e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
THE SWIMMING SCHOOL.

AN ACT OF INCORPORATION FILED.
b. A charter Of the Institute for Physical Culture
Of Washington, D. O., has been fled in the
Recorder Of Deeds once. T. 8. Verdi, George
E. Baker, H. A. Willard, william Stickney, W.
w. Corcoran, George w. Riggs, J. B. Blake, W.
p. Dunwoody, o. Hill, I. R. futile, Adolf Cluss,
E. E Hale, J. o. Evans, A. Webster, J. NJ.
Latts, F. A. Sawyer, O. O. Coz, D. W. Bliss,
John Marbury, IT,, J. II. Langston, Henry Sem
ken, J. 8. Delevsn, John 7. Ennis, D. Q. Forney,
Dom P1stt h. Mason, ". 8. Lincoln, John n,
Van Buskirk, Thee. q. 0atehell, A. X. Brown,
Thomas B. Florence, O. 8. Noyss, J. d. Mc0iiI
H. D. Cooke, H. D. Cooke, IT,, and J. Smolenski,
are named - cofporatogS.
The charter SETS forth that the capital stock
shall bo not less than hfty thousand nor more
than oue hundred thousand dollars, and shall be
divided into shares Of . eseh. The government
Of the Institute shall BE- vested In board Of seven
directors. All giftR OF requests shall be received
and scknow ledgsd BY the board, and paid to the
treasurer Of the same, to b. expended IN purchas-
ing, improving or enlarstng the buildings, grounds
and accommodations, md 70 otherwise forward
A gin Of q 900 shall constitute Patron"
who shall b Untitled to ten annual tickets Of the
nrst class and ten annual tickets or the second
GLASS during his natural life and which after his
death shall revert to tho Institution, TO BE- dis.
trtbuted free BY the board Of directors among
worthy persons unable to pay the tax imposed for
boating and swimming. a'
A gin Of 900 shall constitute member for life
Who shall b entitled to ten annual tickets OF the
first and ten annual tickets Of the second during
the continuance Of his lif6.
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DBHrES c11oN xND igE Ii'jij;iiljGI
: 81 =, tasE1gaq PGIEraE 'gsgz7 p 1ns
sz9Y +,.j9l b. ~-a&f28e sil.s 9, yiTo
o bgdI q q f4U3 7T0rY ies .ssF4

x Wy 1NN go e
~ = suslh -.Ag x4ZA. A'i-
|zz9I SGD be -35e s'As g Zoo
,i,-l. =, acgf 49, 49,. Ia
Insfem . deep gof9e 1ees nosSA - oSyI - =
known - Dsvfrs ea1sa. T1s Hots Haek, faAGe
q ~ touthorn honndaiy and \ hiRh ionntaln
..r.,.ssr- - S.1,sr: s--ss -. 4~ 49,
.kse S9.kcss 49, rv@ ~ -.
nrns ~ nsethefD Wall The stream phieh Iuna
through the Spgge tunhlss oyer Q rocky bed q
benldsra, hurled n via dlsceds, ffvm The ada
49, ~, t4sseS SeARnH G
nun tne eeuh9eesL sWeepe roand the toss Of oey'
|eer DeuntaiA. tbrninG half eirclA snd n ieinSd
b. ths water. tfom Devil,a 49,. e - iurk o,
~ 49, $3.50 49,. .-s' -"
psess Ass0ss0 soo..
~ ~. 49, .ceso loNomakks feUuiee 70 ~
|rea9ents o. thie 40 Hlsesaa river valley. Th1
ga E9es ran % tne 0eyeer spfingl wound round
- ofeet, Iem yhicn teueeaqde Of HAvvleSe nom
81 pests o ths 3eEM nave tsohed Down inte ~
gioemy oepsns @ Dcxtre eanea, n eesoe o. IN
adyeotnrse ~ - shout 70 Islats. . siog.. -
year 49, when 8anta Rooe vAs scattering
nAmleS Mnen Only hSfo and there fence roo.
esxuese9 t,svei N my difeeticn over the broad
eptMtea Rtsine 1s!I.ano~n pioneef cttissn. etill
= Ienosnt OF tnn tewnsnip, seartse - yifie :
snseRtsot 81 6sg SNipalf creek, tuss Deyone
sne eestion nre descrlned. He was dreeoed IN the
oeiESpensn, h4iE Amss1ean style peculiar 70 tAe
fanche1e q tnes dey. H1e horse Was 1.-THE, mes
GUAR And hien-epiSitea. eaperisene1 sssr ths
Oanfoenle etyie-e 1ead-eteiI Of hafnornsmentee
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COMPETING CITIES FOR WESTERN
--t TRADE

d New York, PhiladslphiA Boston and Baltimore
are competing for trade. and Boston, With thu
Hoosse tunnel open, will hsvs eonnsniestion
West. Philsdelphis reaches all the grain cen.
tres. and even taps By bridge ct Buffalo the
Canada Southern, feeder to the export basinssa
has lines to indianapolis, 81. Ioaii and chicago
The Aggregate grain trade Of thsss 1our cities IN
creased a 900 oushels in JauuaSy! last ever
January, ls12 Baltimore increased LOO, 900
Philadsipkia 400, lesyias x05ooo q ne h.
crease t6 Nov York and Boston. elnes 1Sss thu
1altiAore grain tradp has Increased - Per sent.
os rs aS'i Il s1aK y. p:fs s:s e: sna
Ind increased . million . year since, and the In.
ereese ehs. Or this year 10 such - to warrant au
estimats Of s,eue,oao bushels - tbs lowest hgure
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Mr.. SEWARD AND THE EAANCLPA.
TON act

Mr.. wslles' account Of the respective shares Of
Lincoln and Seward In the emancipation act pre-
sents the subject in quite different light from
that in which II appears In the memorial Dis
course" This measure was mot anticipated by
the President at the time Of his election. Il Was
forced upon him BY the progress Of svsnts during
the war. 1t was his own act, says Mr.. Welles,
the bold suggestion Of his own mind, for which he
was alone responsible, and which was warranted
BY military necessity. The result has shown the
wisdom Of the movement. II was an act Of con-
summate statesmanship, marked alike by courage
and sagaeity. Tho Secretary Of State, according
to Mr.. Welles, stood al0of from the measure. He
studiously avoided any expression Of opinion IN
regard to IL. Not only DO. He advised the Ad-
ministration to abstain from any dscisvs stand on
that embarraasing subject. When eonsulted by
the President, who announced that he intended,
by an executive order, to emancipate the slaves,
Mr.. Seward Was startled BY the proposition. and
asked delay before giving his judgment. While
he vas still hesitsting. the President dYNed his
preliminary proclamation. He devised tie whole
scheme, took the entire responsibility upon Am-
SELF, and, without aid from his Cabinet, prepared
each OF the proclamations Of freedom. Mr.. Sew
ard had NO part in the momentous step.
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HIGH RAILWAY POINTS.

The altitude Of the highest point In the world
where the railways ere now In operation IL al
Apizaeo, on the Vera grus and Mexico railway
1,l7s feet above the level Of the SEA. The nsxi
highest % % the Central Pacific, In the Nevsds
fff9e, I'll leet abQye the level Of the sea. Thu
third il as -AreQuipa, an important city In Peru
1000 fest above the level Of the Sea, and, under
: :i:sss: re- ID sle y!
the vest Of the Eastern UordillsTss, and putt
Ttisass id tSs snslfs Andins BOLIVIA, Also Viii
the great historic realm Of the Incas the ancient
capital Of Cusee, apd must reach point At the
q sSe sss@s:s sSan AcS fsss lover sHsa ,' ~
crater Of Popocatebetl, ind over COCO feet higher
than the city Of Mexico. The Inspirations Of our
dsrtsainss g s s ssSd g he .IsSs,on.i s%
pire Of their Incas, and - LOFTY - the sabine
heights Of their magnificent Cordilleras.
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ARcHDroGEsg QEgsALE1xoRE.
EPISCOPAL VIylTArloNs.

Archbishop Baylsy VIII commence bis vista
tons 70 the churches Of this archdiocese shortly
after Easter. Those Of Baltimore will BE- first
visited and confirmation sdmtpistsrsd to them,
.t.sr which re eeaErsgst1en, N Marylsnd and
led, Upu3ue!ly le!gs nYmIAv q children arc
e ei ses e 8 e. &; q n sabIs 81:
lh9wS ~ Elaf hakSSr 81 to66inatiooS that
DuIing ths Ont az 4saf 81 Alchblshop spsid:
upon 1850 pktsont, q whom A1o2I or nearly one
ninth, ysre ADULT conysrta A division d the
diocese having besn made In August, loea when
Wilninsten, Pei, va created bishogris, and
AIMS, Tslbae, Caroline, Dorchester and Wicomt
90 ooanties, Nd, snhstsd 70 Il, the nanbsr Of
oonnrmitions slpee then hsvs pes besn % numsr.
oos; sRes NO he nunbsr eonarnsd reaches
$50; fpuf thousApd persons, y u sstimstsd,
total II Is 400 dnriaS the isSt decade These con
teled 81 ths xiesS;lsp y Ss,.insss. :: during
Rsis::s ;:s:s P sSIs T. . p.
WfmingtoE, and GIbbo9i, Of North Carolina.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. DAWES, Of Mas, from the Ways and
Means COMMITTEES, gave notice that he would On
Monday ask the House to consider the four Inn.
bfed million bill, and said the committee vould
allow An amendment to reduce ths amount 70 b
offered.
Mr. HYDE, Of Mo-, called up the contested
election case Of SLOANE ". RAwLs, iron ths
First Georgia district, the majority, .gspoet O.
elaffng HI. SLOANE entitled To the ssat end IL
MiDority report declaring HI. RAwIs entitled
tot.
Mr. HYDE proceeded TO address ths Hosss IN
support Of the majority report
Mr.. SPEAR, Of Psnn- afgusd In favor Of the
minority report and the validity Of The ssotoa or
IL. RAvLs. the sitting nsabss.
DISTRICT 1lE1s.
N2ocloek the sPEAKER saDoasssa IL Dis-
trict Of Columbia Committees eotlsIs6 = tAe aesr,
sad recognized Nj. HArA q n. T., sAalsnaa q
II. HALE Yielded 10 Nr. oorrcs. q IsvAvhs
reported . bill appropsiaaang oogaM = n ~ -
tsesAsrs 10 the public schools Of - 1900 Il
= 1s7G -''-' = >
On point Of order raissd by Mr.. Rusr. -
Via, tes biil vas referred 70 ths OsIan,afHe =
III whole.
II. MD1EDoE, Of via, rspsrssd . I'm -
Daansssgy q IL 81 70 provide sss ths sss,sa a
ssspssatieas IN he DISCREET sf Ceianbis by -
Aftss slisht ansadnsst ths bCl vas pssseA.
u 0etios 81 M. HALE, IL 2suse cent ~
Co0nittse q ~ Mhela, HI. DoHDuEx, e Miun.,
= ~ sAalf. - - III gtv;ag - a@lssyslo
! oaesam % Ceeg y ehs y:eee 80 eee11n =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
FASTER COLLECTIONS.

people Of the archdiocese that The collsstious eu
Eastse Sunday IN tbs Catholic churches er this
and ether eitiss vii % taksa up - aslai ~ tie
mppoet Of ths sselssiastisel slndsats Il the do
es3s Who ars n 81 Chaxlee' College and ether
Rssgsssss ssseSsA ~ 49, Hf 4. sss.sssiy
VCll kDoWn 70 their paSi1hieno0 d erder that
thsir oassinSs DAg b gsaAs0 fsnA aasqsats 70
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A crest esaeoafss from svssy part Of the soan-
~ cane to DO henAgs as the Camden house 70 .
private yeaAg Gsntlsnsa Who had eouplstsd his
sightssnth year. He 70 the con Of . soa q Qussn
HsFtsass u Hsllnl. Creole lady, WHOSE mother
naxJisd t6s HApesee Napslsoo. THIS episd.
1saes vas the saass u sAs visst Of tAsss thsa-
sasds e Ireas1nsa, - tAs spssshss, ths sers.
monies md he dsosaserseion. a sscd nsay II
sks psepss shsls vses nsa whs eaanes gst Slss
ypdp ~ pree1t oevsenneat I'D Wis hsps %
hse 0eetW un1ef ~ empire. lat sAeee aid not
NAayHeans QAke " ne v1eIe party. Many
To-. 3 ::ss.:s s -, !: e: sSs:s ~ :: Z
~ Qsy91n1k III = Af9e.n TIL ~
Hlt1eaA1 - - unoeeee11 - III uaoe N
01p6V, =. kD0AW e II. Q1llvi6 WeaA 3Ake 8
- Ssetee aysfss - ~ yscsS e.es,Seas:
+! {! No: q ~ ~: ~ 8!
g ls1.lss - Co. q ~ - q ri -;
= = 49, eel4 ~ ISf llel1vl{5s4 - " =
eSe2 lsseI1llta . gAiop 11see NeSely 0l1kg
- - - -, $50 ~ q ssssee ~
- = EsssssS-sss fsss zssssss. =
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
= w1SrER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY j, 1871.

FEBRUAkY !, is7L
FROM wAsH1NGroN CITY.
500 .. m. Baltimore and all Way Stations.
s:Da. m. Point q Rocks, PIEDMONT, Hager,townr
ss. M Ba,%ass 1n anS and al.
IS. m sss m:.i E..1si :ss Relay s.
s;isa. M Pit5ssu,s. Chi:aGS, cInsnn.ss LUSi,.
Treiericf and ali Stations on the wssh-
%ii%.s ss eans Din sasG
s:o.. m. Baiil%ore. 3nnapoiis and all Way Sta
lsSS M ss sI!S,s and Relay en1y u,
LOOP. IN. New York. Philadelphia. Norfolk, Ball
timore. Dinner at Relay.
Haeerstown, Winchester and all In.
termediate Way Stations west OF
s:4sp p. N. Baltimore. Frederick and all Way Sta
a:sop. m. Point Of Rocks, Frederick and Way
rs p. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
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ENeRAvlNGs, cHRoMos. &C.

In appropriate Frames-a limited selection ofchoee
subjects. Orders for Engrsvings and Chromos
allied. Allowing no old stock to accumulate. those
needing goods in our line viii ind the latest de-
signs at lowest cash prices. Orders for Paper
hanglngs, Window Shades and Picture Frames
punetually Ailed and satisfaction guaranteed.
Terms cash. mhll-zw
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PICTURE FRAMES.
PICTURE CORD AND 1AssELs,

Of different colors, from card to portrait size; Pie
ture Nails and Rings; GOid-plated, silvered and
Wire Centre Picture Cord, very durable and supe-
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