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PROPOSALS. for
LIBRARY OF The NEW STATE DEPARTMENT
Ovy,cr or SUPERVISING ARcHirI

OrYicx SUPERVISING ARCHITECT I
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WARRINGTON, D. c., July a. 1874
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until II
NJ 18th dav August 1874 for furnishing deliver
fitting and putting In place the wrought and cast iron
work required for the Library OF the New state Depart
Copies OF the drawings and specifications may be had
All seaiioding required BY the contractors % put the
work place will be furnished by the Department free
Of charge but will be erected by the contractors
Proposals win be made for the whole work cOmplete.
ss shown on drawings ana described In specification.
The whole OF the work must be completed within four
months from date Of acceptance Of the ProDosaL -
Payments will be made monthly, deductlnR u per
cent until the completion OF the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond OF two
responsible persons in the sum Of thousand
the contract awarded him. the .ufciency Of the Sc
OF the United states Court the District Attorney OF
the District wherein the bidder resides
The Department the right to reject any or ali
BIDS II the interest OF the government
Every bid be made the printed form be OBJ
tained this Office anc conform In every respect
the requirements Of this Advertisements or II will not
be considered.
not engaged in the manufacture Of cast iron
work. and who have not the necessary facilities tor
All bids must be enclosed in sealed envelope, en-.
dorsed proposals Wrought and Cast Iron Work OF
Library, New state Department. Washington. D. c."
and addressed to A. B. MULLETf,
supervising Architect
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A SPECIAL TERM " The sorSAAA COUNT
Of the State Of New York, held at the Court House,
the city of New YORK. 18th day Of March, 1874,

Hon Charles Donohue Justice; Joseph Wilde,
paintin, against the NATIONAL Lite Insurance Company,
defendant On reading the summons and complaint
herein heretofore filed on the proceedings had
nereIn, and reading and filing annexed aDdavit
OF Eli Beard the receiver in this action whereby a
pears to the Court necessary and proper that notice
section s. section SOY OF article gtle part q thc
Revised Statutes and oh motion of Van Wrinkle, Gambler
Jay the plans ATTORNEYS. and the attorneys Tor the
said Is ordered that AL persons having any
claim against the defendant, the National Life Insurance
Company exhibit the same TO the said Eli Beard. re- re-
aforesaid, his place business, ut No. l5y
Duane in the city OF New York. before the
ls day October, 1874 and that all such persons be-
day and in deiaut thereof that they and each Of them
shall be precludei rom all benefit OF the decree which
will be made In this action and from any distribuuon
which shall be made under such decree. And II Is ur
ordered that this order be published once week
for six months IN the New York Herald; newspaper
published in the OF New York, and In the state
paper, and the brst publication thereof be made
or before the 3lst day OF March, 1874
WILLIAM WALSH Clerk.
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GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENITKNTIARY Ol
VIRGINIA.

The undersigned appointed commissioners for the
purpose by act OF the General Assembly approved
April 80 1874 will receive sealed proposals to be opened
AZ " O'Clock NJ Thur rsday. the lst DAY OF October.
1874 the purchase and removal Of the Pentenrary
The following are the provisions Of the act which
the proposals must conform-
-. These commissioners shall advertise for proposals
for the purchase OF the land and buildings and the
al the buildings and the inmates point
than i've miles the corporate limits OF the
Tor IN, suitable buildings ior the. proper &C.
commod alton anu employment OF the prisoners
the erection OF the machinery. and all The
the facilities Tor The operations OF the Penitenary 70 the
extent they at present exist In the sta Pen
entiary; and provided further tna no proposal shall
and above the proceeds the sale Of the land and
buildings used for ami connected with the Peniien.
uarv.
"a Proposals for the removal must De endorsed ON
the envelopes PROPOSALS for removing the State
Penientiary" and should be accolnp paned wlta
and include u map OF the grounds, and plans, draw
ings and specifications the buildings be furnished
IN place those present occupied proposition
shall be accepted unless approved OF by the commis
soners and ratlted by the Legislature at Its
son'
Richmond. JAMES l. kEMPER,
r. Z. WITHERs
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DIsTRIBUTION OF THE ESTATE OF THB DE.
~ ceased Peter Dallas manufacturer. In Glasgow,
scotland.
oontinc ra,sed ~ Same NJ Tia pap ~ sroo nd az
Mrs Elizabeth Dallas, Cameron, Woodville Ontario
Canada, and others presently depending before the
Court OF session, In scotland the purpose OF disri
buina the estate OF the deceased Peter Dallas manu-
facurer. in Glasgow among those entitled to parci
pate therein. ord shand Ordinary, the Judge before
whom said process depends by nerocutor dated June
lo 1874 ordered ntimaon the dependence thereof to
be made TO all concerned and appointed all parties
claiming to participate in said estate to lodge the
ndences and claims before l7th October
next
M0NCRIEFF PATERSON FORBES 4 BARR
WEBSTER WILL, s. s. c., Edinburgh, ~s'""
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AMUsEMENTs. A
-, m
THEATRE. OPENING SiuHh-


RooTH's THEATRE OPENING Ni"Hi'
Mesns JARRETT 4 PALMER ,,..,.n,
beg 10 announce that the opening OF this essA't
nnder their management will occur .,o,s, IN
THIS (NONDAY EVENING, August ~ o',.v n,
when they will present new an' orisiha' P~' v"
'' BELLE LAMAR. w-,,,.n
an episode 10 the late Amer Ameiri9cssni i9si,;H sg"S' by
DION BOUCICAuLI, ESQ.,
in which a,c,,
Mr. JOHN MrCULLOO"n
and
Miss X RoGERs RANDOLPH
win sustain the leading pare.
.sstGNnENT or CHARACTERS
p,u,n p,,1b ba coIoneI IN United states Army, CON.
man nnppaina % AT " hiteslo Gap. Mr. JOHN MsCD
Nsrston Pike Oficers 80. MI; r. q " AVE
SiIard T. Army. ,hs Nh Mr. Gh G. +. 1s BoLTos
teSsrats troops known as "stonewsil Jack -
an .Mr r. = MACkAi
Patrick smart offcers IN Mr E daRlrx9k E3GkwE9kkk
Fs FFsnp5%y pwyysr ene. FIXES command Mr. j. W. BuRToSE
Uncle Dan an old Negro slave....-...Mr. K IRVING
isa bel Lamar. a virginian Lady, - .
aouor McOuade, attached Blgh's service and tol~
lowing his regiment Miss MARGUERITE CHAMBERS
CHE play will be produced under the immediate super
vision OF the author.)
The scene Is laid at and In the Shenandoah valley.
Time-Sprtng or 1852
Act L-scene 1.-The Banks Of the Blackadder; the
xct M-Mount Lamar; sToNEwALL JACKSON
UOvES ACROSS THE BLACKADDsR
Act uL-whitestone Gap. the Passage Of the Shenan-
kew Scenery by voEGrLIN,
New Music by CONNOLLY.
New and Appropriate UniformA
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EUROPE.

THE QUEENS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN.
This we'll known hrst class hotel having recently
changed propretors will be found Of the most
comfortable IN the south OF ireland. Being situate
10 the landing stages and railway depot will be founi
most convenient to American tourists arriving by the
several steamers.
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STORAGE.

A -sTOKAGE,-WEST SIDE STORAGE wARE
n. houses 5y3, 65 636 Hudson street. 77g Greenwi
street and lU Abingdon square, for Furniture, Pianos
bic low rates packing AMI moving carefully attended
70. X. TAGGAHT owner and manager oface bo3 HUI
son street near Twelfth.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE FOR THE CENTENNIAL
buildngs-Proposals will be received until the 18th
OF August furnishing and delivering the wharf
phadeipna the granite cut ready TO set TOR the super
OF the Centennial Buildings the whole e. be de-
livered eleven months, and be Of granite that will
harmonic with Virginia granite. Plans ana ssary
be obtained oficc, Ledger Build
Ing. Philadelphia X. J. DOBBINS Contractor
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Roofs repAinted Cau on or address JoRNboN, W wss'
1hkrty.fesSth srssI
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THE GROWTH OF MANHATTAN
The Action Of the Comptroller as Viewed
by Real Estate Men.
A MISTAKEN POLICY
Theoretical Economy vs.. the Facts
of the Hour.

Ine recent letter OF the Commissioner OF Public
WorkA replying a. It did to the preamble and
resolntions offered BY Comptroller Green af
meeting OF the Board OF Apporttonment,
mas suggested considerable talk In real
estate circles. It 10 contended by real estate
agents that the stoppage Of uptown improve
ments u suicidal to the beat interests OF the
city, and II intended to be promotivs OF economy
In the administration OF the finances OF the city
ts mistaken policy. In reference to the latter
position It Is said that to borrow money on ~
sessmens bonds cannot be any loss TO tho city In.
asmuch as money can always be borrowed at seven
per cent, and on the failure to pay che taxes the
tax payer Is charged and must pay the city,
twelve per cent interest, the city holding the nrst
mortgage mis- real estate as the security for ehs
payment OF these taxes ana interest This, ie Ia
unreservediy stated by real estate men, II only ehe
professed and ostenslbe reason. The real cause
OF the difnculty ID iound In the personal
relations existing between Mr., Van Mort a. Com
missioner OF Public Works, and the Comptroller.
Mr.. Green, cannot have any real valid objection to
the uptown Improvements, inasmucn a. he u the
father OF ell Improvements above Nfty-ninsh
street, and 1t was through his agency that bills
necessary for carrying out these improvements
were pushed through the Legislature. Mr.. w. B.
Martin, IN an address before the West Side Asso-
citation, put the question OF increased value very
clearly. He said IN his address,
ask your attention to the statistics Of the ad-
In this city OF the valuations OF real estate,
for tie purposes OF taxation. take the dividing
line between the wards at Fortieth street; above
It are the Nineteenth, Twenty-second and Twelfth
wards; the Nineteenth ward Tying between
Forteth and Etghty-sixth streets, west OF tine
Sixth avenue; the twenty second ward lying
avenue; the Twelfth ward occupying the whole OF
the island above Eightysixth street. Below
Fortieth street are the Otner nineteen wards into
which the city is divided. Taking Inc island from
the Battery 10 165tn street. thus excluding the
Fort Washington district this street divides Il
into nearly equal areas, Ii allowance be made for
the land occupied by the Central Park and the two
other parks IN the northern area
Then two areas represent. 10 general way, one
the sohdiy built up portion OF the city ana che
other the vacant portion up town, although within
few years past thousands OF houses have been
erected above Fortieth street.
The relative growth OF the two sections in re-
spect to the valuations OF property have been ~
f0llOws:
Qa-A 4.
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RooTH's
EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.

- The audience earnestly solicited TO occupy the
peats the Of the curtain, at FIVE MIN
OTES AFTER EIGHT precisely. AS the important &C
don Of the drama commences In the drst scene
=. THE BOX OFFICE will be open every day con-
sinuously from O'Clock A. may be secured SIX
days in advance. The prices are - o,,, oo,,,
N.
Dress Circle Soc Ganery. JIG:
Reserved Orchestra stalls.
Reserved Balcony w
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A RESTAURANT AND BARROOM TO LET-ALL
"A the business OF the Frankfort House also q good
Store Frankfort House. corner Frankfort and william
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% Liberal advances made on Diamonds Watches,
Jewery and all kinds of Merchandise Tne same bought
and sold Room l. HAYMAN LEOPOLD.
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81 Carriages may be ordered for 1880
...MATINEE every SATURDAY. at u O'Clock.

ATIBLo's THEATRE
IN THIS EVENING. MONDAY, August TO- and all the
week First night OF entire new version dramauzed
from Charles Reades exciting and popular novel ent
ued GhIEFrrA GAuNT; OR, LOVE AND JEALOUSY
IS acts Kate Peyton, afterward Catherine GaunL Miss
Henrietta Irving Mercy Vini, Miss Alice Brooks Caro-
line Ryder Miss Lizzie Stafford. Griffith Gaunt Tom
Leceser Mr.. Jos Wheelock. Other characters by the
entire company rhis great drama OF the passions will
be played AL the week and saturday Matinee.
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OUR CHURCHES.

HHISIIAN CHURCIi-Eighteent stree,
between Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every third and fourth sunday
sunday school at p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
II TkiMBLE, Pastor.
BEsBYTERIAN-Eig Street.
Preaching, sabbath at 10i am. and u I'm
prsyer moeu &, "Wednesday at IA 2. m.
sabbath School, Bpm. J. N. Lansdon, 6u.
perintendent. HRv. III. THAYKR, Pastor
ETHODIST.-Cor. Eighth and Walnut Sta,
preaching, Sabbath at ii s.n., and p. m
prayer meeting, Wednesday, "A pm.
sabbath School, .. pm. l.. W. stiilweu,
,uorintenGeni. REV. j. l.. WALLER,
nURCH OF THE tEpisoo-
Werning prayers. sabbath 10i Am.
syeningg IRS .ssyer,'s, q p, pm
pvv. rti'". a. GILBERT, Rector.
r.pA"f fURCH-Einth 81. and
NabniH.t o.
PubHs sif,i,., 5 bath $40 and l0i Am.
sabbath scLOol, pm.
service every day, D am.
Kxv. Il. J. OHALLohAs, Priest.
=. JOgEPHS ClIURCu.-(German, cor.
nor Of Walnut aud Cross streets.
Mas-. every Sal bath st 10 o'clock 4. m.
Ne-psrs, y. m.
Ias during week days, 9 O'Clock a. m.
RRv. q. HOFFMAN, Priest,
iEIlMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH-l3th
.treet between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
proschlng Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
sabbath School AT o'clock p. m,
REV. G.. DuERscHgER, Pastor.
D DIING NEWS CHRlsTlAN AsSoClA.
TlON.-Regulsr meeting second Monday
.. k.fW HAg Il OsIl
= coz book store, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, u pm. Al
l.. W. srILLwEIL. President.
rCONp MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Corners sycamore and Forty.
srst streets. Preaching sabbath II ii
o'clock u. IN. aud Q O'Clock p. IN.
sunday School O'Clock p. M.
The church g. connected with the Illinois
Association, Ly tho First Missionary Bap-
TIT Church OF Cairo.
Rry. soLOMos LEONARD, Pastor.
VRlCAE METHODlsT.-Four be
tween Walnut and Cedar.
5eTyicos, sabbath. IL am.
.abbath school, u pm.
glAss meets at . pm.
FCOND FREE WILL BAPTlST.-Fif.
tenth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
services sabbEth, u and . y. IN.
REV. N. HICKS, Pastor.
REE WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION
sAB9ATH sCHOOL.--Corner Walnut
sud Cedar Streets.
y,hbath School, = EN-.
gsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
curry's Barracks
Services, Sabbath IL am, SPIN. q TAP. IN.
REV. WIN. KELLEY, Pastor.
lpsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
cedar, between Ninth and Tenth Ste.
Preaching sabbath, l0t am. and y PIN.
PRAYER meeting, wednesday evening.
preaching, Friday evening.
ssbbsth School, ~ pm. John VanBAxter
sud Mary stephens, superinte ndent-.
REV. T. j. sHokEs, Pastor.
kCOND BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteenth
street, between Cedar and Walnut The
Only Bapus; church recognized by the As
toclsuon.
.erYlces, sabbath, II am. 3p,m. aud 7 pm.
tsYv. JACOB BRADLEY. klder.
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A CERTAIN CURE rOR CHILLS
AND FEVER

Several years ago | was travelling with
a very iutellI gent Kansas stock dealer. 10
tho course Of conversation he remarked
that IN the early settlement of the state he
had suffered, as all early settlers always do
In the west from this disease. lie had
used the ordinary remedies, largely com-
po,ed Of quininc, with the usual results
curing for the time being TO return sgain
IN n week or two.
Being among some Of the Indians south
OF that State. lie came across a French
man who called himself doc or. This
man advised him to get an ounce Of
camphor, all in one piece, IL possible sew
ing It up IN email cloth bag, hanging II
round hls neck with q tape, so II would
come to tho bottom Of the sternum, or
bfesst-bone, and securing 1t there with
smother taps round tho body, to keep IL
in place This, he said. would ell evAp-
Orate in week or ten days, when he
must get smother and use il in the same
way. Two ounces thus used costing
twenty cents, would cure, he declared
the worst case OF ague, 20 it would never
coma back. The Kansas man declared
that be had tried this remedy in hundreds
of cases and had never known it to fail.
since obtaining this Information / have
tried it many times with the same results
SO simple and harmless q remedy ought
tn be in general use.
It is a fact that nearly all diseases or
pains which intermit, or come and go, are
| sgues of various forms. l recently had
occasion to try this on young lady, suf'
| Gerlng severely from toothschs for seversl
months, and who was going to have al
the teeth on one side pulled out An ex.
animation satisfied me that II was q case
of neuralgia or ague in the face, and that
! pulling all the teeth would Go no good
The camphor was applied only once. IL
three days all the distressing pam wa;
gone, and has since continued to stay
| hway
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SCRAPS.

When you hear a row next door IL ia a
sign tho mothor.in law is paying a visit to
the family.
Every winter large number Of young
ladies receive Instruction a, tho Yale
School Of Fine Arts, but tho faculty do
not see ht 10 publish their names ia the
catalogue.
! my dear oil" said . candidate accost.
ing stray wag on election do. III am
very glad 10 see you You o., i.l TO
be- replied tbs wag. ii have ,o.cJ
A New Jersey clergyman Coy. there
are about t~enty-onc different kinds Of
religion, but man who won't wash and
shave and put on clean shirt cau't on.
JOY any Of them.
First Wife-"Desr ne, Mr.. Doyle, I
have heard that your husband was spirit
medium. Is It sO2' Second Wife-"Me-
dunn Goodness, yes. Comes home
drunk every night"
The mosquito is an insect that has no
blood except what be steals. As an
agency for sinking artisan wells he IL
unsurpassed. Con hdence in his powers
is the reason he always sings at his work.
Emily Blsnner, an eleven year old New
Haven girl, has just completed piece Of
worsted work, representing the visit Of
The wise men OF the Eas, to the infant
Jesus, In which che put 70, 0OV stitches.
The only excuse Tennessee man had
for shooting = stranger wac that the
strangers name was Moses Bogardus
Smith. lie said nobody could bring that
name INTO Tennessee and live
Over three thousand deer have been
killed near the head waters OF Mad
River, California. within q year, the skins
only being used. Legislative action 10
called for 10 put stop to ,uch whole
sale slaughter.
An excited railway man who shouts
into the cars the name Of the station, and
who bears a great deal OF complaint be.
cause the names are called indistinctly,
wants TO know II the public expects
tenor at $40 month.
When young lady has to stay home
from party on account Of y sty on her
eye, 1t u useless to tell her that Provi.
dence doe.h all things we'll
Another glazing instance is given of
the injury done to the workingmen il
England by the cruel monopoly Of the fs-
vored class. There sre SIX hundred and
fifty public house. In 4ly.rpool owned by
twenty-five persons.
Henry Ward Beecher is 10 receive 81
900 for one lecture in Boston. This 10 the
same II. w B. who was even wishing he
WAS dead, some time sgo. The wages Of
sim used to he death. Now they are 81 ,00o
night
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SECRET ORDERS.
THE MAsONg.

n % CoMMANDERY, No. lS:-stated
AZ, pOly at the Asylum Masonic Hall, nrsl
a-d Nd Mondays in each month.
Gro COUNCIL, No. 4.-RegulaI Conyo-
cE,i d at Masonic Hall, the second Friday
Ia each month.
'AlkO CHAPTER No. 7i.--Regular Con.
vocation Gt Masonic Hall, on the third
Tuesday OF every month,
AFRO LODGE, No. 23I +. a A. NJ Ike gu
lar C. .nmunlcatlons at Masonic Hall, the
seer d and fourth Mondays OF each month.
THE ODD-FELLOWS.
iLLXhNDER LODGE, 2N--Meets IN Odd
RelloNs' Han. in Arter's building, every
Thursday evening al 8 O'Clock.
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A FEW GOODEi 3sONs:


LA New Invention IL roughly tested
aud secured by Letters Pat It.
2.-llake a. PERFECT l. * stitch, al ike
on both sides, on all kinds OF goods.
3.-Runs Light, smooth. Noiseless, and
Rapid--best combination OF qualities.
4.-Durable--Runs Tor years without re-.
pairs.
5.--Will do all yarities OF Work and Fancy
stitching in a Superior manner.
Ia most eaisly managed by the opera
tor Length OF stitch may be altered while
running, and machine can be threaded with
out passing thread through holes.
T-Design simple, Ingenious, Elegant,
forming the stitch without the use Of Cos
Wheel Gears, Rotary cams or Lever Arms
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which in
,ures uniform length Of stitch at any speed
las our new Thread Controller, which fol-
lows easy movement Of needle-bar and
prevents injury to thread.
s.-Construction most careful and fin
ished. Its manufactured by the most skill
lul an experienced mechanics, at the cele-
Draied REMINGTON ARMoRY, LION, N. \.
Western Office OF the company, 231 State
Street Chicago, Ill. 3l2-l0-6-d&w-lm.
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YE,,BEps GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Eeurcsentatiyes IN the Both district
'rtn II. Cherry, VIM A. Lemma and Math-
= J. lnsccTe.
senator for the 10Th dlstrict.--Jesso Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Baker, OF Alexander
Siste's Attoyney--Pa,rick II. Pope
Clerk---k. :. Yocum.
Sherif--A. ". Irwin.
VIM. Martin-Assessor and Treasurer.
suryeyOr-JOhn l.. llely.
COUNTY COURT,
Judge Y. BroSs.
hssociatss-J. Z. McCr,te and 8. Marchil-
ton.
Clerk--Jscob q. Lynch.
Corcnar-,John IL. Gossman.
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A man Intending to do business must
first prepare himself TO meet the re-
quirements Of his customers; next he
must let every possible or probable
customer know that he IL so prepared,
In very small place he may TELL all
the people what he can do. In n large
village printed handful, poster or
circular. properly distributed. will be
eflicaciOus. but WHOEVER II IN A
PLACE LARGE ENOUGH TO SUP.
PORT A NEWSPAPER WILL FIND
THATITlST THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
THROUGH WHICH TO ADDRESS THE
PUBLIC.
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STATE OFFICERS.

l.. Beverage
ilute nan y-tfOyernO----
t.pretary Of stats-George II. Harlow.
Auditor 81 s,ate--C. r.. EppiLcott.
Itata TrelsIrer-Casper Rutz.
Attorney General-Jame. X. Eds2u.
.upl. Public Observation-Disclosures Betemtr
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all of which he will
sell at very low prices.
Mr.. Burger ask a
call and examination
of his goods before
purchasing elsewhere,
being satisfied that he
can make it to the n
terest Of all who DO
so to purchase their
goods Of him.
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When you hear row next door IL ia a
sign tho motbor.in law is paying a Welt to
the family.
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,oS9REssNES,

senAtors-Richsrd J. Oglesby and John A.
Seln.
Representative Eighteenth Distnct-IsScc
smcnts.
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ICE. ICE. ICE.

We will run an ice wagon throughout the
Season, delivering pure lake ice IN any part
OF the city at the lowest market price, and
will also furnish our friends outside the city
with ice by the cake or ear load, packed IN
saw dust for shipment TO any distance.
J-0-26-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19
CHIEF East Extension Mining Conn

Chief East Extension Mining Conn
pany.. Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco Standardization of works,
Ely Mining District. Lincoln county, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on the 7th day of July,
1874, an assessment tNo. 81 of Ten Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation. payable Immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office
of the company, Ala California street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of August,
1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the 9th day of Sep
tember, 1874, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
ofice-4l4 California street, San Francisco,
California. jel4.td