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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-24
Quo COUNTY COURT.
Etna Fire and Marine insurance
Company Of Wheeling


CieorgO Roberts and others,
by virtue VI q decree Of the COunty Court Of Ohio
county, Wet Virginia, ninle and entered on tho
goth day Of january, 1875, In tho above entitled
CauH, the undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed 10 ae al public auction, al the front door
d tho Court House Of said Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, ArRtL a. 1875,
Commencement At 10 o'clock A. N. Of aid day, all The
coal and other mlnefai belonging at present 10 the
Crescent Iron Company, which are In aud under
lands that wtfo conveyed 70 tho aid 0cOrE9 Rob.
Tia Knox, beafhg date Inc Stli Day Of june 1868,
and recorded IN The Clerks Office Of Satd Ohio
county In deed hook No. %, tago 467; excepting
only NJ nuth Of EAid coal a. WIS conveyed BY ald
uc0rgU Roberts and wife 10 Emma II. Carter by
dc0l dated The JET day Of January, 1870, tho ald
deed belnR died d exchange between tho said
Emma y. Cartel q the ono part and tho aid
aid Clerks office In Decd Book No. 81, paEp q.
Aii6, all Tho coal ways, easements, fighl1 and
privileges which by tho aid last mentioned decd
Of exchange were granted by the said Emma n.
Carter to the sald leOEo Roberts; the above being
the same coal minerals ways easements. rights
and privileges which were conveyed by the mid
Roberts and wife 10 the Crescent Iron Company
BY deed hearing date tho 18th day Of July, 1871,
and recorded IN mll Clerks Oiiice In Decd Book
No. "a, hago S67. For more particular aud minute
description II Tho tnG,Ca and bounds Of tho rremlsa
hero oiiered for ale, tho eoure Oi entries and The
character Of other improvements connected With
the Hnic, reference u hereby made 10 A complete
plat Of tho aid premises now posted In the CltfEi
Office Of Ohio County Court,
TRIMS or sALE--Unc-lo Of the purchase
money 10 10 paid In cash on the day N ale, and
tho residue Of laid purchase money 10 ba raid IN
four equnl annual nalallments, with interest there
on from tho day Of Elc the purchaser to give bond'
with security to BE- approved ~ aid Special Sog on
mIsSiOnUt9, ioF Aid deferred payments anu tht
tlt6 Ia sald prnpnfty 10 30 retained until the mid
nnrchaa money Ahill have hCen fully PAID.
JAMES r, ROGERS,
r. q. BARR,
mrs Special Commissioners
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ERUIT TREES, sI1RUbbERY, q.

l.
Tho hropriClors Of Pleasant Hill Nursery, West
Virginia, arc how offering the most complete nuf-
sery sttk grown Within tho State for many years.
Thlrty!iour years c&perlchce and observation In
the growing Of fruit and fruit tfcrs hAS enabled us
70 present very lnrgg collection Of all kinds Of
fruits, embracing old and new varieties, which have
becn tested IN various localities, and found we'll
adapted 10 this climate. Our trees arc all grown on
the highest land In this country, and exposed 10
storms Oh all sides, which secures 10 the planter
more hardy, healthy tree than can possibly t6
grown on rich low or bottom lands, and double TIN,
all kinds Of trees and plants Our stock consists d
Apple trees, I, ., . and years old, Ringing from
10 I feet, price low by tho i01or 1000.
Peach trees and 2 yearso bid, 4 TO tcct.
Pears, standard, ynry oEtrl, \ 10 Q feet.
Dwarf Pears, thrifty trees, lto s fCCt.
Plum trCCS 10 Icot.
Cherry trees tho best wo have over offered 10 the
public, B TO I feet.
ApriCots, 4 to q feet.
Orange Ounce, 10 3 feet,
dnPevlnos, 70 varieties and Of superior quality,
and years old. $500
Currants, Go0NbCrries, slnWhrriea. RaSbeprles
and BlnekbcrriGs In variety and fine Alo 10 varI.
cities q EyeIeens Of various siTcs ineludlngan ex-
Cellent doek ior cemetery purposes
Those desiring cemetery plants NAV do well 10
consult The sc3t0n Of Greenwood Cemetery, Of John
n. Botseiorit Joseph Soybold and John n. IfuSchtl
as 70 lhc quality Of our plants We also oGtf hn0
collection Of roses and towering shrubs, together
Win hne selection Of greenhouse plants aitcf
March 1T. Shade trees In variety. O1pe CfiDee
plants by the loo or 1000 TTeoseAreiuIiy nlcksi
and warranted to reach their destination n e6Fii
condition, Prices very low and furnished on mi.
cation. Parties desiring good lfees will pleal lsniI
u lneii oIleTl cly o. the early ofdots ran reciy8
most attention and lccure the best trees. Or
respondcnoe solicited from an dctifinS tFses ana
plants. address; ''e '''N
w1LLiAMM. a.. DUNLAP.
aph-dAW valley Grove, Ohio o., Wdl.va.
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WORM REMEMBHtiNd.--Ben1inc and
common clay will clean marble.
Castor oil IL an excellent thing to soften
leather.
Lemon juice and glycCtinc will remove
tan and ifeckles.
Spirits Of ammonia, diluteda little, will
cleanse the hair thoroughly.
Powdered nitte Il good for removing
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.nRLtC SAFE.

/ will otTtf Al Public Sale, on THURSDAY, April
q, 1873, a. 10 4. NJ, on tho nMaFlingn farm, On
Woods Run, tho following dCsihNi property, AT Of
which must no sid; Seven Horses twenty Hogs
100 Sheep, four head Cattle, ono ThtU5hing Machine
ore Move, one Wl9aslll three Wa3o9s, Harnc,l
"a Srr.gss.xisITS j l''''1 JonN RoRREcnr.
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LIABILITIES.

Dath claims reported and not tluO..a.s 2as,Soa 90
Reinsurance reserve " per cent In.
tercat, Now York Standard. ...".".. S,7i0,SsO 90
Total. liabilltics..a............. ,OIS2ls Oc
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NOTICE
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPE GAL TAX ES
Nay I. 1875. % Aprll 40, 1875.

Tho Revised Statutes Of tho UnItGd States, Scc-
tons 3aJ9, 1i7 sIS, and I937, inquire every person
engaged In any busln0as, aVOCltOn, or employment
which renders him liable to SPECIAL TAN, 10
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICU0USLY IN
HIS ESTABLISHMENT on PLACE OF BuSl-
NESS q STAMP denOtlng tho payment Of said spR-
GAL TAX for tho Spcclal-1ax Year bCginnlng May
l, 1876, before commencing or continuing business
after April 10, 1875,
TIC TIs embraced lrilhia Ma PruriIiOnI n tAe lar
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GAgtstetIigeter,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


BY Hal, IN GlHHos. Ioslag, TT1IiA.
Onn year g. OOlThruO monthS.,,sa %
SIX ninuiha............ 00l0nn mOnth...',''". 70
Delivered BY Carriers in City lie per week
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posE OEncE DEPAEENENT,


daily; and between the POst Once Ut
Wheeling and tho llumplOld Railroad Sta
tiOn once daily, and as much more fro
quently rs may b0 required on I'LL the
routes, under such schedules Of departures
the postmaster at Wheeling.
lonl required with bid, Si,20O
ialOi From WClsburg, by Waugh's MILL, to Beth
my, 7MllCsan back, SIX tunes week.
Lave Wellshnrg daily, except Sunday, At ]
Arrive at Bethany by pms
Lave bethany daily except Sunday, att m;
IOud required with bid, 500.
i9ia FROM ParkCnburE, by IRachtoWn, I.OCkhart's
Kun, Pleasant Flats, Slate Creek, aud Writ
Z, H., TO Burning splngs, 70 miles, and
hack, six times week, with aIlO supply to
Newark three times week.
Leave PRrkersbuFg daily, O1cep. Sunday, ut
Arrive 1t Write. II, by 1880 p IN; and
Arrive Ut Burning Springs by6pnl;
Leave Burning Springs daily, except Sunday,
Arrive AZ Writ c. II, by $3.50 nj and
Arrive at ParkGrsbtrB by . pm.
supply Newark Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
BOnd required with bid, $1,000.
1920 From Jackson C. H., by AngOrOna and Col.
!aseyIllo, to Ripley lAndlns II miles and
Lave Jackson e. II Wednesday and Satur-
day ats q M, or earlier II oil connecting
mails arc In
Arrive at Ripley Landing al II ami
Leave Ripley Landing Wednesday aud Salur-
day Ppm, Or earlier II oil connecting
Arrive at Jackson G. II. bySpm.
bond required with bid, 500
l2lLI- From Huntington, BY Lula, leechVlllO and
AdkInsvllle, to Wayne CHra miles aud
Leave Huntington Wednesday and saturday
Arrive al Wayne c, II. by IAN;
Leave Wayne y. H., Wednesday and satur-
day at l PM
Arrive at Huntington by SPIN.
bond required With bid, 500.
I2!l6 From YGlter'a Mills, by Clover DalO and Mo
ElrUy, to West Union, "a MILES and back,
once week.
Leave Yeaier's Mills Saturday al Gam;
Arrive at West Union by u nj
Leave West Union Saturday At 2 PM
Arrive ut YOator's Mills by pm
bond required with bid, si0O,
1921 From Lost Crock, by Rockford 10 JohnstOwn,
Smiles and back, three times week.
Leave Lost Creek Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Al BA mi
Arriyeit JOllnstown by 10 N;
Leave lOhnstown Tuesday, Thursday and
bAtuIuNy w ~ "
Arrive al Lost Creek by nm.
Bond required with bid, 500.
tOOpl Ero,, lNIllown In Il,rnsylllo II n,ilna nnl
lS!S FTom n 1niCN , " hu''''e' u "'''uA u""
TrsVn IlnIlinVn "Wednesday ami SATURDAY nj
m,
t.is.nI, nnrnsytIlo hvo,,n
IInY" IlnrpSyiiIo WSIneSlay and Saturday
al 10 M
Arrive at llulltOWn by | m.
i0nd required With llA 500. o.
9-S FTS I WsIsv S %NG yr HI ISE. "a Wn,HT CT
A n,ios anj 6ock, lire lines week,
Innv, I,n"E T,nye SiNmIsv' "Wednesday nnli
Eri,lay NJ n a NJ, "'''""'' "'"'' "'''
Arriv" n Webster C. #, by7pm,
Lave Webster G. II. Tuesday Thursday aud
Saturday Ut Gam;
Arrive Ut Rock Cave by 7pm,
Bond required with bid, ssOO,
,ooNi FINN, palnitnr. Inv Canton and ForkAhurgh,
'-"'' l." Ilnner'S i0iL miihI anil I,ark. Onc' a
Tcrk, 'A
I,.,I" inlnlInc saturday finn.
NrrtvnSi lt,nnriS kv 4 NJ,
iSSvN Isncy'S SATURDAY MI, n M,
l hssiv, i a, Tats;I"n hv 10 ~ ~, ""'
"T ILoHl yca 1Sre" SItE Nd, IL IOo
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u, WlliSUN, tCnerhl agent
RRPRRRNCE-Rcy. +. Hall, Ilev.J. Mex. Reilly,
lev y. W Fisher, ltGv. Dr. Mayer, G. j. Rawlings,
q. ". johnson, WV. Shrlyer, ]. T. Reeves, NJ. Di
u. A. lllllrlh, ~ Dill. g. lInpp NJ. DIS. I'D ep9n,
NJ D.; f. j. ltennie, NJ, d.; |. II. 1OnglOn, NJ. p.i
y lIrady, Friend 4 Son. Furniture DGal% ,y q.
manaec, Chant liOua; A. J. Sweeney, Mayor; Mrl,
II. X. List, Mfs. W. A. Turner. Mn. y. X. Wheat,
Mrs Dr. IGEan, Mrs H. \. nGAplaln, Mr.. !. IIOrk-
helmcr, Mr, IGnI. Davenport, Mrs. N. C. Arthur.
ara
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The Pittsburgh Iron ana Nail
Market.

The Pittsburgh Iron ana Nail
Market.
From the Manufacturer.
There has been MI Improvement in
trade since the starting up Of the mills
Orders are coming in more freely and
manufacturers generally report that they
have all they can do, tho best evidence Of
which Is that the most Of them nre work
Ing double turn; Quite number Of the
mills had their order books we'll filled be-
fore they started, and the Indications are
that they willha all they can do npun-
til tie 1st OF July, perhaps all summer. A
good deal has been written upon the pro.
bablc effect Of the starting up Of the mills
upon the market, but II is all conjecture,
and some Of our contemporaries appear to
be very much annoyed about our manu-
iacturcrs losing their trade that their
customers having been Obliged to 60 else.
where during the loci. and that II will
bp hard TO get them back. We are impress
cd with The belief that our manufacturers
unlertand their business, and that they are
abundantly able to take care Of themselves,
also that they can successfully meet all
competition, come from where II may.
Quotations may I've fairly given on q basis
Of 50 5000 90 for merchant bars. There
Is an active inquiry for hoop iron, and
nearly all the mills are reported away be.
hind with their orders, and we have no
doubt this Is true Of bars, sheet and other
sizes; the fact IL stocks In The hands Of
manufacturers have not been 30 mtlcli re.
dured here for many years as they are
al The present time. .
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JAMES MATHEWS,

JAMES MATHEWS,
Bother IL SMITHS At.Es, PORTER 4 BROWN
STOUT. Alst, Champaign Kenneth and
Scotch Alea
iSat CGlfttNn So ne,tIy OPP, Smiths Brewgy,
tps WAKKtNo, VIVA
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Policies IN force. ,iis
Amount insured thereby los 90
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In the most cIiytllA manner. by pressure Of
steam mud the way II Is applied together With the
facilities for vCntllallng aud drying which We Inve
Invented, We ClalM 10 moro eillCllnlly and IN les
time runOVate feathers than by any process ever
offered tho pnblic. Our process not only clcanGs
old feathers from all impurities they imbibC by
constant use, but increases their bulk nearly one.
half, making them light and lively clean nnd
healthy, and also removes the dlslRreehbn OdOr ~
common to new feathers and destroys all moths
and worms and tho liability thereto.
For further particulars and prices see small hills,
which will SGOn 10 In circulation, Satisfaction
guaranteed or no Chnrge will liz made. Parties DO.
string to GXamlne tho process are invited 10 call al
our place Of business,
Where the pAientCe, or his General Agent, will IL
found, who will take pleasure ~ showing how tho
work Is done Send III yonr ORDERS and come and
mo the pfOIeg yourselves, al No. 10 Tenth street.
under Grant House.
no. STATE and County Ri1hh for Sale, Including
Machine. !. I. SHELDON, PatCntCe,
Hnflnunpl1, Mas
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NAILS.

Tho nail mills have about ali been
started up again, some Of them working
up to their full capacity, and notwith.
standing the season Ia pretty well ad.
vahced, our manufacturers arc hopeful
Of a very fair spring and Skinner trade.
II IA worthy Of notice that neither jobbers
nor consumers are adhering 10 the old
custom Of carrying from three to six
months stock, but are ordering Just as
their necessities require. Hence there
Is likely to be more inquiry during the
next sixty days than there usually Is dur.
ing the time In questiOn--in other words
orders although not so large vii ! he more
numerous. The market may be quoted
steady at three dollars, sixty days, with
the usual discount Of two per cent, for
cash. Its not likely that our mnnniac-
turers will have any stock for sometime
to come as Il will require their entire
production to ill their orders.
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Our Wetzel Letter.

The Recent Session Of the y. n.
Court In MISUNDERSTANDING
In Whisky and Tobacco With.
out I.icense.-A burglary Case Ia
Wetzel and what Came Of IL.
t---.-.- y Ii
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= HI H T. DO MS
PATENT
FEATHER RENOVATORl
CleANsE AND PURIFY FEATHERS

the citizens 1t Wheeling aud vicinity tllat having
intrOIuVCtl his improved Feather RcnOvnirr into
iii nInn,, La IL nnW nFpinFtgl Ia
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Total Income
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
Quick Cures. Moderate Charges.
DR.. W. K. DOHERTY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND srp
GfGAL INSTITUTE.
RIO. SO Sacramento &,
Corner OF Lei1esdorr street IA few aoo..
the what Cheer House). ''s
san Francisco, Cal
@Private entrance on Leidcsdorff Stree,
Established expressly 70 afford ns AS,
ed Soprd and Scientific Medical Az
IN The Treatment and C,,re NJ m
Prirate and Chronic Dis.
eases. Coses Of Secrecy,
and r. Sexual
disorders.
To the Afflicted.
DIR W X DOWFRTY re,ur,a "a.
thanks to his humorous patients for ,h.,an-
ronage. and would take This nu,,o-.,n,.p ~
remind them that he continues ~ .onsr,, !.
~ The rungs. Liver. Kidupvs. Diyaq.iv..s
Gerfto-Tirinsrv oreans sna all pri,s.s NJ.
eases. viz: syphilis in All is forms s,d So
Seminal Weakness and all the horr,d -
nuences Of Selfkbnse Garrn-rhn.a Or.
Structures. Nocturnal ard Dinrr,al Frnlss,s.'
Sexusl Debility. Diseases ~ the Raj .n,
Lairts. Inflammation ~ the BIaiier and n,
news etc: AMI he hopes that his Ions 60
enre and successful practice will eontl,s. /.
insure him share NJ public uat-on.s >
his praeiire Of many vea~s IN Eitrone ..s,.'
Tinted States. he Ia enabled 10 sDniy Ca.
efficient and successful remedies sr,sa..s
cases ~ all KINDS He uses no rlerc7trv. sA..a-
moderate. treafs HIS patients IN t,0-rs-,.s
honorable way. and has references ~ u.s
'innahIe vernelfy FROM men Of Known -es.s.
hilitvand hiah standing in soeietv. ans.-.
ronsulting him. hy letter or etharwise =,
receive che bees, and gentlest iFcai.nen, ~
implicit secrecy.
To re.naI.s.
when ffr,,aIe Is IN trouble. or a,Ic.es ~,
env - the diseases rerfiliar 70 her sey i.
should &C ~ write ~ once IN the oeleg~...S
female doctor " X pOhertv ~ Ria Md.
Institute and consult him about her trnpl,..
ard disaase Let NJ faiSc dafienev nreve.. ynv
hu, eppiv Immediately and save vaif-as 4 ra,r
oe'nfnl s'irerinF snd nrema'rrp dea,h. N
Married T7des whose delicate heslth ar o,As,
f'tfft4f'iNfAHtfN NfFNfff III fffffNse IN tbs
families. should write or call ~ " X Dohs.
Tvs Nehiral Institnte. and they win r-rs,~.
every possible relief and hnlp The Docty.
0fFicps consisting NJ suite ~ SIX rooms 49,
an ARRANGED iha' he can be consulted withcvs
fear o. observation.
To Correspondents.
Patients male or ferralel RESTING IN A.,
mart ~ The State. however distant. who rsv
sesire the aninion nud advice ~ nr Dohetsn
their respective casfs AMI wl.o think nrors-ts
submit written statement ~ slrh IN pnips.
enee 10 holding y personal interview ss
respectfully assured that their comfnnnls-
tions will be held urnst a~-ed and confidential
II the rase te fully and cendidly described
personal communication viii he unnecees2rT.
s. instructions for dirt regimen. ana ~
General treatment ~ the case ITSELF nneiHiss
The remedies. Will be forwarded withrt
DELAY. and IN such manner "a 10 convey nass,
81 the purport Of the letter or parcel 30 trans
mitted.
Consultation fty letter ar ntherwisel rnEs.
Permanent cure guaranteed no PAY a.
dress. wK. p0HFRTY. MD.
San Francisco. Oil.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands Of persons. bo'h male
and female. there are who are suffering ont
miserable existence from the effects OF secret
indutqences or from virus absorbed INTO me
system Look at their pallid. emaclA'ed
and djsficured faces and their brosen-dpwn
constitutions disquailfying them for the han.
piness Of marriage or the enjoyment ~ ne
In this horrid situation thousands sinner hh'l
death closes the scene. let parents. guar ians
friends. attend 10 those who are suffering WIN
any Of thesa horrible. lifedestroviug inn' aides
see that they are cared for aud cured beIor'
I. no ,no late Send them Immediately 10 DIX
GTPBON. n physi iep who has made private
diseases his especial study for wears. ana WI"
* certain ~ cure the most inveterate fHsi'.
without mercury or any injurious drugs. u +
ir,nortant 10 those who are afflicted. or Z"
those who are interested in the welfare o.
their friends 10 he careful II the many prt
tended doctors who infest all cities. publish
ing their skill in curing all diseases ia f."
davs imposing upon the public BIZ us'nT the
names ~ eminent physicians from Eur p and
other places BE therefore careful ana make
strict inquiry or YOU may fall into the hand
ol those charlatans.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

rsyAxpAYERs TAKE NOTICE THAT IN
pursuance of Acts OF the Legislature. you
AFRO required to make out statement under
cath or affirmation aesording to the form fur
rished by rae. as far ma the same is applicable
II your case, and deliver the same to me Al
NV Office within FIVE days from the day de-
mand IL made. or the Assessor will estimate
the valu@o your property and assess the same
accordingly and no deduction will be made
10y the Board o. Equalization in the ASSESS
ment made by the Assessor. And you are
further notified that in case You have rot Real
Estate within the county. of Sufficient value
to secure the taxes. demand will be made for
immediate payment OF the same. and If moi
paid without delay, 1t will be my duty to |.
lect the same by distraint and sale OF property
Assessors Office, Winnemucca. Nevada
April 10. 1876. JAMES BUCKNER.
Assessor OF Humboldt county, Nevada
apl9tf
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DR.. DOHrRTY has ine. published An imps'.
tant pamphlet emhadvinc hts own views sd
experiences ia relation a. Impotence or yirlsy;
being short treatise oH Siermstorrlps
Seminal Weakness. Nervous aud Physical Te-
bility consequent on this affection. and OiAs
Diseases OF the Sexunl Organs
This little work contains information 81 he
utmost value Ia all. whether married % so,
Gle. and will be sent FREv by mail on reesip
81 Sir Cents In postage stninrs FOR return poss
are. Address ". X. DDHERrY. NJ. d..
1n-ly San Francisco. CA.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Saturday,

Arrivals and departures of trains at
winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1o4O A. M.
and leaves at 1895 a. NJ
Emigrant Tran. arrives at 10 P. M.
and leaves at 10:45 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at II NJ. and
leaves at 1915 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 1920 P. N.
and leaves at 1886 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 7:30 P. NJ.
and leaves at 8:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at ll:oO A. M.
and leaves at 1910 P. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise Citv, Idaho Territory:
idaho Stage leaves daily at III A.
az. and arrives at 80 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise val,
lev, leaves upon the arrival OF the ex-
rress train from the west Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday alter
moons. NV.
Snaps EXPRESS. from Winnemucca
to yaryville. Bartlett Creek Mines ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.