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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINcINNATI, Dec. 2O.-River "A feet and
falling. Weather partly cloudy and mild.
P1rrsBuRG, Dec. 20 - River 2 feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2O.-River falling, with
feet inches in the canal. Weather clear
and warm. Up: Turner, from New Orleans
to Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, Dec 20.-River Is feet $40,
and falling fast. Weather cloudy and mild
and threatening. Up: Chas. B. Church A.
NJ. Down Mary Houston at midnight. -
CAIRO, Dec. 20-Arrived: Fannie Tatum
from St. Louis p. NJ, Julia from Vicksburg
2, John NJ Chambers from ST. Louis 3, Jos.
Kenney from Yioksburg 6. Departed Robt
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

New YORK, Dec. 20.-A jury has been
called in the Bowen libel case
The inquest in the case of Sarah Alexander,
the murdered Jewess, was commenced this
evening in the Brooklyn Morgue before a
large crowd of interested spectators. After
the examination of the father of the prisoner,
brothers and a car conductor and passengers
with whom the prisoner and murdered girl
rode, all of whose testimony fastened strong
chain of guilt on Rubenstein, the inquest was
postponed until Wednesday next.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Extreme cold weather
has prevailed for the last forty-eight hours.
The Hudson River is closed as far south as
PeekSkill
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THE CORINrH BANK ROBBEBY-FIRR.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 2O.-A special to the Asso-
ciated Press from Forrest City, Ark, says 2.
w. Hamblin was arrested there to-day, sup
posed TO have been concerned in the Corinth
Miss bank rsbbery last year.
The losses by a fire there last night are as
follows: Chas. Smuck, dry goods, $1,000, no
insurance; Baum i Bro, dry goods, $4,000,
no insurance; j. r. Webb, grocer. $500, no
insurance: Mrs. Englebrecht, milliner, loss
$500 insurance $500; L. Hoskins. build
inc. loss $4,000, no insurance; Mrs. Moore's
building, $4,000, no insurance.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Dec. 20, 12:27P. M.-Gold 1135s
New YORK, Dec. 20, Evening. : Money
closed easy at 5@6. Sterling quiet, s5!
Gold closed dull and weak, 1l34@113s. Gov
ernments lower. little doing; new SIS III.
State bonds steady; Tennessees lower, IS 40,
new 49, Stocks closed active but weak.
Sub-Treasury balances: Gold $40, OO9, 505,
currency S38, 220, 500.
The Sub Treasurer paid out s11, 900 on &C
count of interest and S241, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts SOL. 200.
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SUIT IN BANKRUPTCY AGAINST DUNCAN,
SHERMAN i 90.

New YORK, Dec 20.-Baring Bros. 4 Co.,
the English bankers, were among Duncan.
Sherman 4 Co. s creditors who petitioned to
have the latter firm adjudged involuntary
bankrupts. The effect Of the proceeding will
be to enjoin the numerous suits that have
been brought against the suspended firm in
the State cour's.
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CHARGES AGAINST THE MAYOR OF MEMPHIS

MEMrHIs, Dec. 20-At meeting of the
General Council tonight, Councilman Zent
presented a series of charges against Mayor
League, by Andrew Davis. late Mayors CLERK,
charging the Mayor with stealing bonds
and being privy to the stealing of others.
The charges were referred to a special COM
mittee. Mayor League treats the charges
with the utmost indifference.
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Somebody in Oregon has professed re-
ligion and sent the Secretary Of War $40
which he stole while in the employment of
the government. If Moody and Sankey could
get together all the ex-oficeholders of the
country and convert them and induce them to
refund all the money they stole, the govern
ment could afford to put on clean shirt every
day for the rest of its life Courier Journal.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec 2O.-Spanish gold 2134@214.
Exchange nominal; on the United States 60
days currency 93@94 premium; short sight
95997 premium; 60 days gold 1199120 pre-
mum; short sight l22@l23 premium; on
London 146@14S premium; on Paris HOG
100 premium.
Smear nominal.
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The Public draws it;
The Company don't!
Fairest and Squarest,
Besides most Liberal
Scheme ever Offered.
Golden Drawing,
Monday, Dec. 9th.
The capital Prize
One Hundred Thousand
Golden Dollars.
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Atlantic and Gulf States falling barometer,
northeast to southeast winds. warmer, cloudy
weather and possibly rain on the coast. For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley falling barom-
e.er, southwest winds, warmer cloudy weather,
and occasional rain or snow.
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A STATEMENT FOR BABCoCK. -Alexander P
Tuition, Esq, Supervisor of Internal Revenue
whom it was proposed to transfer from Chi
cago to ST. Louis, and whose transfer is alleged
to have been prevented by Gen. Babcock, has
written letter to the President exonerating
him from the charge. Tuition states that he
had no conversation with Babcock at all, but
in which reasons against the transfer were
given and assented to. He takes all the blame
to himself
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DEATH OF A FAMOUS TROTTER.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 20.-The famous trotting
stallion Rhode Island, formerly OF the
Sprague Farm, but purchased Friday by
Lieut.. Gov Sisson and taken to the Seaconet,
died Yesterday of Inflammation of the bowels.
1t is reported that the price paid by MIR. Sis
son was $4,000.
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CHRISTMAS BASKETS. new and
a pleasant surprise at Norich j. Fiorello's, COR
ner Camp and Canal streets.
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DESSERT WINES,
Choice Eatables, Etc, Etc.

100 Cases of the celebrated Champagne DRY
lUU DIZZY.
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After all We may thank striped stockings fol
one thing. They have overcome the pruriens
modesty shown by women in an aversion to
going up stairs first.
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50 Cases BURGUNDY WINES all growths from
Compagnie des Grands Wins.
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Box prunes, fresh and selected, for sale b,
Norioh & Fiorello, corner Camp and Cana
streets,
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200 cases DESSERT WINES from the old house of
SEIGNOURET FRERES. Chateau Iquem La
tour Blanche, Haut-Sauterne, Ste Croix Du
Mont, Chateau Dillon Margaux, Chateau TerTe.
fort, Leoville, etc, ete.
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Almonds and filberts, warranted the bes
in the mark ct, at Norich & Fiorello's, corne
Camp and Canal st4eets.
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Box prunes, fresh and selected, for sale by
Norich q Fiorello, corner Camp and Canal
streets.
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200 cases CORDIAI.S of the world renowned house
of MARIE BLIZZARD ROC ER-Anisette, Cura.
Goa, Creme de Vanille Cacao, Punch au HI. sch,
Noyau, Ratafat, Cassis, etc. etc.
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Delicious Malaga grapes for Christmas at
Norich & Fioreilo's, corner Camp and Canal
streets
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Special edition of "Peep Show" that popu
lar juvenile few more left-one dollar
at Eyrich's.
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A splendid line OF Russia leather goods, at
Eyrich's.
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Said young man to his bachelor uncle !:
"What advice would you give to a young
man who was conteru plating matrimony?"
Il should advise him to keep on contem-
plating it"
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A great variety of children's games-in
structive and amusing-at Eyrichs.
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"Just look at this coat, said an indignant
customer to his tailor, what misft. I've
great mind TO KICK you Well, Just try
ways ready to bring suit, you know"
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Dressed turkeys in abundance and cheap
at Norch & Fiorello's, corner Camp and
Can al streets
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Imported pocket cutlery, scissors in cases,
at Eyrichs.
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Dressed turkeys in abundance and cheap
at Norich & Florello's, corner Camp and Canal
streets,
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Smyrna figs, sugar coated, fine lot just re-
ceived by Norich & Fiorello, corner Camp and
Canal streets.
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From THE PASSES.

FROM THE PASSES.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec 20, Noon.-Barom
eter 80. 80. Wind east, fresh. Weather cloudy
and hazy.
Arrived Steamer Hanover, at $50 last
p NJ, Himbeck master, from Bremen and
Havana, to E. F. Stockmeyer & Co.
American bark Alice Reed, Killeran master,
70 days from Bremen.
American bark Alice Campbell, Goshen
master, 80 days from New York.
Steamship Cortes, Kemble master, at this
morning, from New York to A. Moulton.
Ship Constantia, Kuhlken master, IS days
from Bremen.
British bark Wooloomooloo, May master,
days from Key West.
American schooner Brigadier, Norton mas
ter 20 days from st. Thomas.
Sailed: Schooner Martha.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. Is, 1875.
To Capt c. W. Howell, Corps of Engineers,
U. S. A.:
Depth of channel at mean low tide, Is
feet Least width for that depth, 60 feet.
High tide at midnight Height above mean
low tide, i feet. Depth of channel at high
tide, 173 feet. Bottom soft.
r. FL. HOOPER,
Master of McAllister.
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Large luscious oranges just received by
Norch & FiorelIo, corner Camp and Canal
streets.
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| Crandall's acrobsts, menageries, alphabet
and puzzle blocks, at Eyrlch's.
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Delicious Malaga grapes for Christmas al
Norich & Fiorello's, corner Camp and Canal
streets.
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DEATH OF A TRAGEDIAN.

NEW York, Dec. 20.-Eiward Eddy, the
tragedian, is dead.
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so cases FRENCH PRUNES, in jars tin cans. boxes
etc etc.
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Diaries for 1876 suitable for presents, at
Eyrich's.
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Pearl, Russia and calf card-cases, at Ely.
rich's.
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Christmas deiicaces of every kind at Norich
s Fiorello's, corner Camp and Canal streets.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. - For the South
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Sample for New Orleans II A. NJ. Tatum 1ol
Vlcksburp 3 P. NJ, Cham bers for Vicksburg o.
River II feet and falling. Light rain TO-
night. Mercury 54. 6,
ST. LOUIS, Dec 2O.-Arrived: Bell OF St
Louis from Vicksburg. No departures
Weather warmer and navigation again open
to points South. Ice nearly all disappeared
A light rain fell tonight The Carrie Kountz,
reported aground at Liberty, will have to be
lightened. River falling, with feet out to
Cairo.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 20.-River stationary.
Weather warm, cloudy and threatening. Ar,
rived: Thompson Dean and James Howard
from New Orleans, Illinois from Vicksburg.
Departed: Fanny Lewis for st. Louis, John
Rhodes for Pittsburg, Susie Silver for New
Orleans
V1cKsBURG, Dec. 20.-Down: Mary Bell at
3 P. M. Up: Peytona at last night. River
fallen l inch.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. 20, P. M.--Baro-
meter 5000. Wind east-southeast, fresh.
Weather thick and hazy.
Arrived: British ship David Malcomsen,
Morrow master, 20 days from Liverpool.
German Brig Gerhard Edwin, Horstmanp
master, 66 days from Rio de Janeiro.
Norwegian ship President, Lis master, "a
days from Liverpool
Norwegian ship Livingstone, Hansen, mas
ter. 50 days from Liverpool.
Norwegian bark Karsten Lanyard, Jacob
son, master, 63 days from Liverpool.
The American bark st. Claude, Bagley
master, IA days from Jamaica, hasNarrived
and sailed for Galveston.
The ship Coronet is at anchor outside, out
ward bound.
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RI For L'verpOol.-The 3311. American
ST51e schooner IDA G. BULLARD, Small master, is
loading and having a large portion of her
cargo engaged viii have quick dispatch. For freight
apply to r. j. BUDDENDORFF
dig 1876 Common street.
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100 cases CHOICE VIRGIN OIL in bottles etc.
200 SUPERIOR FRENCH FRUITS, in tin
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The following were the
closing quotations at the Stock Exchange:
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SHIPS.
~OON(O~~~~
LIVERPOOL.

RI For Liverpool - The Al British ship
S1rA ANDREW LOVITT Durkee, master, is now
- loading for the above port, and having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have quick dispatch. For balance OF
freight apply to
HAYNES A Co,
90 Carondelet street.
or to RARESHIDE e. IVES
dbl III Gravier street.
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III For GrnOa-The strictly Al Norwegian
STF& bark ANNA, Gunnufsen master is now load
ling for the above port, and having the greater
portion OF her cargo engaged and going board,
Will have quick dispatch For balance of freight
apply to ROBT. J. BUDDENDORFF,
NIL 1876 Common street.
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FOR HAVRE.
ROTTERDAM.
FOR GENOA.

FL For Genoa-The irstclass clipper ship
S5Rg VOLADORA, Casabella, master having
0large portion of her cargo engaged will have
quick dispatch. For freight apply to
K. j. BUDDENDORFF
do 1876 Common street
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"a For G.noa-The strictly AL American
STTSs schooner MATUILDA KRANZ Capt Jones,
-eis loading and, having large portion Of
her cargo engage a,w Dhave dispatch. For freight
applyt L. J. BUDDENDORFF,
> 1876 Common street.
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1T For Genon-The strictly Al Norwegian
sSS bark SAGA, Bic master, is now loading FOR the
- above port, and having the greater portion OF
her cargo engaged and going on board, will have
quick dlspatsn. For balance of freight apply to
ROBT. J. BUDDENDORFF,
NIL JOG Common street.
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1sea1a~nrrsua.
0oTIoC Z ~1ANKRUPToY.

TN THE DISTRICT court o. TIE
g n s sss,s = = Rsss,s' SS & E:;ias.
. BAnkrup<, In 1.akr,psey:=C1itsd S's'ss
s.rr.n, IN s.sls.s.sy =. 80 issssd
Jslss 0ernaih. q. ths TON q virEtnia;
comfy o ssoss5 "a stsas q No.. n ss,d
ma 10 ~ e~n 1%ssiiios. "a u psgnsat
Of any dsbts ana ne delivery o. any property
belonging 10 aid bankrupt, 70 hin of W his
are iorsidden b. iaw. meeting Of the cred.
itors Of aid bsakrupt. 70 prove tneif oeots
ssd eAooss one @ more ss.,Sssss o. nis s:...s.
holasn q vtrEtnia. In said District. @ ne tstn
day Of Angus, 4 2. isls, a J o'elcsk =, :.
the once of =. STROLLER, koon NC. 70. Ooo
Frllovs' BuIldlnr. corner o and smith stresis,
one Of the Register IN Bankruptsy oi saie
Distiet. - 0EORoK ]. LAhnOE,
United States NaSssi and Messenger N Ban
ruptev for said District
C.M. xAYnR. Deputy. soIto
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NOTICE.

no ". p. DKNCHLA: YOU WILL PLEASE
i " taks notice. ~ c o-owner, thai during the
year is7t personally expended In labor and
Improvements on that certain mining claim
situatsd II Cola Hill Mining District, Storey
county. Nevada. known ~ the North Chipman.
Chapman Ledge, the notice oC which has heen
recorded In Boob X of Gold Tim Mining Rec
ords, page 81. and which claim Was located
March q. 1883, the sum Of One thousand Dol
iars (olpooD: that youf portion Of such upon
diturs, labor and improvements 10 Two Hun.
drpd Dollars (t7o0). and thai I hereby demand
Of you the Immediate payment thereof
A. FLKMfNG.
Cold NH, Nevada. April n. 1878. m,7Isod
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GEo.oIA aILvEa MININa COZ:
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Unlted Staiss, fos the Distriei Of Nevada a
In the uattsv 90 RICHARD COssER.a Bank.
rupt. In Neutrality-suspicious. states Of Amer.
lea. Distriet OF Nevada. ss.-A warrant In
bankruptcy has becn i.sued BY said Court
against ths estate OF Richard co<ser. Of the
Town Of osnoa. counfy Of Douglss and stats
Of Nevada, In said District, Who has been duly
sdJudged bankrupt upon his own petition,
and the payment Of any debts and the delivery
Of any property beksagins " said bankrupt. 10
him or TO his use. and the transfer Of any prop
erty BY him, are forbidden BY Law. A meeting
Of the ersditor 90 said bankrupt. In prove
their debts and ehoo.e one OF more as-ignees
of his estate. will be held ut . Court Of Hank
ruptey, To be holden st Virginia, In said Die
thet. ~ the 1tth day of August. a. ID. isTa, 81
Z o'clock r. ~, At the oniee Of y. s.rother.
Room No. 10. Odd FELLOWS Building. corner
Casd Smith .tree's n OF the Registers In
Bankruptcy Of saLi Distriet.
GEOR0EL. LANMON.
United States Marshal aud Messenger In Hank.
uptey for said District.
O. -. AArEn. D~suty. Nat ID
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
The Bosri Of Director made on the a;ih day OF
June. 1878, 20 many shares of zach parcel Of
such siock - may be necessary, VIII be sold al
publie auction. at the ofhee o. the company
fornia. on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Aug.
nst. 1915. at the hoHr Of 4 o'clock =. y. OF said
day. To pay raid delinquent assessment thereon,
tegeihef With costs II advertising and expenses
GRO. d. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Oniee-No. Gt California street. Nan Pran'
cisco. calionis. a I'd
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L. PERsONs INDEBTED TO CRIB
~ nix TkMBY of the New Wisconsin
eA!cod Naynard's Hoek, Gold I'm. sre hereby
notined asd called upon 10 come forward and
they would avoid irouhle and costs. 40 amer
hat Tin oil unsettled accounts will be placed In
u hands % an o1eer fes collection,
ly0t I'd GR1BBLE q TEhBY.
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NOTICE.

To I. II. II. GIBBS. D. PROCTOR. n. Nj.
ehaels. Jacob Fiesly, w. Johnson. \. N.
Ciiaton. Daniel Gibbs. ]. Blgler. q. Penrod,
I. w. Bensou and John Anderson:
You will please 10 TAXI notice a. eo-ownerr,
that during the year ls1t I have perp nally ex.
peeded In labor and improvements upon that
certain mining claim known A. the "0Ihbs
Lode q Company, !" situated In Gold lIill MIN.
Ing Dlsirei. storey county. Nevada. the M.
In Book "a" VI the original records OF
asid Gold Hill Mining District. page os,)
which notice OF location IL hervby referred
10 and made . part Of this notice. the sum Of
two hundred and pevcnty.seyen dollar; that
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DISSOLUTION OF ooPARr.
HCTDT iMgRoHlP. 9arae

THE coPARrNKRsHIP HERETOFORE
= existing hetvssa v. Lensry and J. p. Oar
non, uIder the am ssps CIV Lsnery 4 Cc.,
70 this day dl.soiyed b. nutuai eoasest. j. h
viii Be continued By v. Lsmerv. An aecouuts
due the Urn must b paid 10 v. Lemery. Who
alone 70 authorized 10 receipt for the sa.s. and
Al seeounts aEainstsaid nrn win Be iiquidated
~ him- il 0AGNOy,i
nj, mn, - v. LkMKkY.
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o~ssIAcLEs 70 MARRIAGE.

uAPPY RBLIKP FOR YOUNG MKN
u from the sneets OF Errors and Abu,e- IN
10 Marriage removed. New method Of treat.
ment New and remarkable remedies. books
and Circulars sent FREE, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, iis N.
Ninth IT.. Philadelphia, ra..-an Institution
having q high reputation for honorable con-
duel and professional skill. myIs I'm
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s-TocKHoIDCRs' MGITino.

nrYick CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
~ Company, San Ffaneiseo. August Z, 1878.
Nctiee-fhsf hh annual meeting Of the stock
hodeu o. he aeovs nansd Company. fR the
parposs q sSeetinR rrsstess 10 serys dstine
the snsuing yess. win b held on wkDNES.
DAY: the ista day Of August, isls. at 7.
California street, San Frsneiseo. California.
rransisr looks Win Be clsssd nos soeleck ?.
=. on Friday. the isth day Of August. isss, and
'n ans i a 'n' "sis %EaENxR. s.er,,.r,.
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s~TocKNoIDERs' MECTINo.

EUROPA MINING COMPANY THE
r. fssrth ssnsal nestins Of Ne ssoeaheldsrs
q the above-naned Company, ior the election
Of Director, and the tanssetion Of sseh other
on THURSDAY. August II. ISIS, lsecond
thursday In Anguish, al s'eleek ,. r., on that
day, at the once VI the Company. Transfer
Books viii be closed on Monday. August o,
ISIS. q 3 O'Clock =. 4.
One Room No. n. Haywad's Building,
No. an California street, San fnneisco. Call.
fomia. iva ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09

Plor. Ward. Of Syracuse University.
New York. has . specimen OF IN Amsri-
a crocodile. The reptile was shot In
Florida, and measures fourteen test In
length. The existence Of such . reptile
In the United States has heretofore been
disputsd. uusa lrr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09

wood Il p. Tra;is: ..asa....1o....9o
Warren J u. Tm,tee. hal. ..iiss. ....6.....2 "a
wilmOit. chas. Trustee. .2its... 3D.. % .
And In aoeoruapee with law and Ap order o.
the Beard Of Directors. msde ON the 7ai
day Of June. 1875. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Al public auction, a once Of the company.
Room 81 ilayusrd's. Building. tio Call.
fornis street. Ian PrnncI,co. California, on the
SIXTEENTH DAY or AUGUST. 1873,
At the hour Of . O'Clock r. y. Of said
day, TO pay said delinquent as,er,meni
thereon. together with costs Of advertising and
II. O. KiBBR, Secretary.
O~nice-l,oom a., Haywar's Bnildlng. No.
az California Street, Nan Francisco. Cal.
lxnlsI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09
DrIuerrsf SALES.

T1PERIAL 0lLvRB MIIIHo
conpany-Loeatioa q principal place OF
si soss;iss q e ss>ss. GA nm. sssr'y essat,.
Notice-rhess ere delinquent upon ne fot
s1ine descrked stock, on account OF Atsess-
msut mo. m tovicd on ths IN dAy o. sanss
oitSe respsctivs shareholders % follows: -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09
MEITiNo.

OrYIcE SOUTH ooMsrOcK GOLD AND
~ Silver Mining Company. saa rnneiseo.
holders Of the South Comrtsck Gold and silver
Mining Company Win be held at The oncs %
the company. al California street. Roonss
and Z. second noor. on MONDAY, AUGUST 10,
board Trustees. and such other business %
may come before u. Transfer books will BE-
elosed on Thunday. the i1th day Of August,
isTs. o. . O'Clock .. =.