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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-19
NOTICE.

- Estate of ANASTASiA MORELAND.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Anas.asia
Moreland, decd, late IF Wflmore Borough, haveing
been granted the undersigned, notice is hereby
given to ali persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same TO present them duly authentf-
Gated for settlement.
JAMES Executor.
Wihnore, Ng? IL, lS1o.-6t.~
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Meyers s Poultry Powder.
CTRAY CATTLE.-Came into the

- "A L L II--OstfIIC VIC
~ enclosure of the subscriber in Chest
township, black Heifer, supposed to be one
year and half old, and one red steer, supposed
to be about the same age. There are no marks
or spots on the heifer but the steer has white on
its legs, white stripe over the rump and warts on
its rig eye. The xner is notified to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take them
away; failing in which within the time specified,
they will be disposed of as the law directs.
Nov ~ ls75-3t ADAM LEIDEN.
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NOTICE.

- Estate OF ELIZABETH MILLER, UtC q.
Letters testamentaTy on the estate OF ELIZA
BETH MILLER, late of Loretto borough, dec d,
having been grant ed to the undersigned notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to sal
estate that pay yment must be made without de-
lay. nd those ha wing accounts against the same
sliould produce them duly authenticated for
settlement. F. OFRlkL, Executor.
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PROBLEM SoLvED.-Mr. J. G. Tout of
Antistown, Blair county, sends the following
solution to Mr.. O'Friels original arithmetl-
cal problem published by us last week: a
travelled .467 u miles and was 73sS days on
the road, while B got over 1851 miles of
ground in 90 days. That is one answer to
the problem, but il is not the sent with
the question by the author, which reads
follows: A travelled ,553 miles in "a 1920
days. and b completed journey of 1,690
miles in 90 days. The reader can pay his
money and take his choice. Mr.. O'Frie,
sends MS another original contribution of
like character, which we append:
and bought 400 acres nf 81 per acre, both
being equal partners in the purchase. On di-
viding the land AS portion wss valued at 50
cents per acre more than RS portion. How
much land did each get and how much did each
pay per acre-Cuch one getting $500 worth?
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A FACT WORTH KNowING.-Are you
suffering with Consumption, Coughs, Severe
Colds settled on the breast or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs" IF so, go to your
Druggists, Lemon 81 Murray, Ebensburg, or
to Woleslaele & Son. Wilmore, and get n
bottle of BOSCHEE'S S GERMAN SYRUP. This
medicine has lately been introduced from
Germany, ard is selling on its own merits.
The people going wild over it's success,
and druggists all over country are
writing us of its wonderful cures among their
customers. If you wish TO try it's superior
virtue get Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Large size bottle as cents. Three doses will
relieve you. Try it.
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CREATED No SURPRISE. E.-The award of
of a silver medal--the highest prze-to S. s.
Marvin & Co., for the Best Assortment of
Crackers and Biscuit displayed al the recent
Exposition seems to have been taken for
granted. The public h as already pronounced
the same verdict. Diplomas were also award
ed to the same firm for the Best Self-raisin e
Flour, the Best SeIf-raising Buckwheat. and
the Best Self-raising White Corn Meal
These diplomas were awarded for the pro-
ducts of Marvin & Co. IS self-raising Hours
in competition with The products of the va
rious:: Baking Powders. The awards were
not based upon specimens specially prepared
for the Exposition. The public can Arrays
find equally good articles at the works, b o.
81, 90 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
Our readers who are in the habit of pro-
curing as portion of their daintics for
Thanksgiving, some of the various delight
full Crackers, Biscuit and Small Cakes man
u:actnred by Marvin & Co., should bear in
mind that the 25th of November is near at
ut hand, and should send in tEeir orders i'm
mediately. This house is pushed to the ut
most of its capacity to meet the demands
made upon it at this season, and orders will
be faithfully booked as received and filed
as speedily as possible. Send all orders at
once. .--l.
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WE clip the following from the Pittsburgh
Daity Gazette of the 1Ith inst. Prem u 8
awarded by the Pittsburgh Exposition.
WEST POINT BOILER WORKS.
We have referred to the extensive and
varied display in the line of steam boilers
made by Col. Robert Munroe of the West
Point Boiler Works. 1tgives us great pleas
ure to note that this display has been proper
ly appreciated. The judges, composed of
practical and experienced machinists, after
a careful inspection. awarded the first pre-
miums on ali the boilers exhibited by Col
Munroe Here il the official record:
''1053 Best double fiue boiler, silver medal,
X. Mnnroe.
$50. Best locomotive boiler, diploma, r.
Munroe.
98s. Best tubular boiler and fixtures, di-
ploma, II. Munroe.
9s9, Best npright boiler and fixtures, di-
ploma, r. Munroe.
The judges in this class also recommend
that a silver medal be awarded II. Munroe
for the best display of boilers.
This last premium-a silver medal for
hest display-was at once ordered by the
Executive Committee upon the recommen-
,lation of the Judges, although it was not
down on the regular lisf.
This signal triumph is n fitting tribute to
the enterprise of Col. Munroe and the SUI
periority of his manufactures. The West
Point Boiler Works, located ut No. 13 Water
street, Pittsburgh, has long enjoyed repu-
tatiop. which is not excel.ed by any similar
establishment in the country, and this is
but a fresh testimonial in corroboration OF
the general reputation of the works. They
are the largest and most complete works or
the kind i'm this vicinity. A greater variety
of work is turned ont, and the character OF
It is attesfed by this high endorsement in
the face of all competitors. The extensive
trade enjoyed by the "West Point IN
quiet way is indicative of the appreciation
i'm which the boilers coming from that es-
tablishment are held. We are glad TO note
the success of this great establishment,
which is an honor TO orr "Iron City.
RELIABLE DRUGGISTS AND INvALUA-
BILE FAMILY MEDICINES. Read the a'i-
vertisement headed 80" in this paper. DIR.
H. u. Sellers was, for many years one of
the leading and most celebrated family ply
sicians in the city of Pittsburgh, and sur
rounding country. His Cough Syrup, at this
day, will be fonnd in almost every family
there. Messrs. r. f. Seller & Co. is one of
the most e Extensive, reliable andropular firms
in that city, and their family medicines are
the bes. and most popular IN tho country.
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NOTICE.-IN THE Court OF Con-
Az MON PLEAS OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
SARAH JANE SMITH, I No So, September Term,
by her next friend, 1875. {. ID.
NJ ORGAN III UGHEs,
THOMAS p. SMITH. J 4rins Subpoena in Dicorre
To THE RESPONDENT ABovE NAMED: You are
hereby required to appear at Court of Common
Pleas to be held at Ebensburg. for the County of
Cambria on the FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER
NEXT to answer the complaint Of the libellant in
the above stated case.
HERMAN BAUMER Sheriff
Sherlf's Once, Ebensburg, Nov. 8, 1s15.-4t.
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ANOTHER FIRE.-About one o'clock on
Saturday morning the alarm of fire was
sounded from the furnace whistle. 1t did
not require many minutes for firemen and
citizens TO get on the streets, when it was
discovered that the building known the
Phenix Foundry was enveloped in flames.
Notwithstanding the efforts of the ire de-
partment, the building was doomed, and in
very brief tiiuc after the discovery of the
fire nothing but IA mass OF smoulderIng ruins
marked the spot.
The building was a double one, the part
used for the PheniX foundry being the pro-
perty of a. McFadden, Esq. The other
half, which was used as a mandatory of
agricultural implements, was owned by G
w. Rhodes The Foundry was not in oper
alton AT the time of it's destruction, but MIR.
Rhodes was doing quite a tiourishing busi-
ness. The loss of the latter will probably
exceed $4,000, upon which he has an in
surance with 1. F. Beamer Il Co, IN the
-Etna, of Hartford, Conn. Mr.. McFadden's
loss will probably be 81, 900, upon which lie
has no insurance.
We regret for the fair fame of our town
that we are obliged TO say this fire was the
work of incendiaries. OF this there can he
no doubt. The smell of coal oil was plainly
discernible. The fire had been kindled in
two places. Mr.. Rhodes is certain that
there was no fire about the building until it
was kindled by the unknown scoundrels
wEo seem determined to destroy the town.
On Friday night some half dozen barrels
of coal oil were left standing the platform
of the freight depot. About twelve o'clock
Mr.. Gilday, the watchnan at The rolling
mill, saw q man break in the head of one of
these barrels. a huge chunk of ore weigh
ing over sixty pounds was the weapon used.
Ii is supposed that the man who broke in
the barrel was one of The incendiaries.
On Saturday afternoon Thomas Damn and
John III. Smith were arrested on the charge
of incendiarism. They were taken before
Justice Lee, who held them in $500 each for
a hearing on Monday afternoon .-Hotiiddys
burg Standard.
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Sherif'S Sales.

DY virtue of eundry writs of Vsnd. Erpon.,
ID FL. Fd., Pluritts FL. Fd., and Lerdif Fdcids.
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria county and To me directed. there will
be exposed to Public Saie. at the Court House
in Ebcnsburg, ON
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Feud. ETpon.,
ID A lins Vetd. ErpoIi. md FL. Fd.. issued out
or the District Court of Common Pleas OF Cam
bria county and to me directed, there will he
exposed to Public Sale, at the Opera House in
JOhnstowB.
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SARAH JANE SMITH,
by her next friend,
NJ o GAN II U HE 8,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27
KENEALY AND COCKBURN.

From the Cork Constitution, April Isl
Probably Dr. Kenealys mobs wilipckin TO nnd
out how much there was In his ridiculous boasts
that the House OF Commons Is AFRAID OF him. a
petition asking for the removal or the Lord Chief
Justice. and rejecting on the Speaker, was last
night rejected by 2 majority Of $50, only eleven
voting that Il should 'lie on the table,
This, IL need hardly be observed, is a most un.
usual proceeding.
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
In the House OF Commons on the 14th or AprlI
Mr.. Whalley presented a petition from Mr.. q. Is.
SKipworth who, during the trial At bar OF the case
or the queen vs.. Castro, was hned $500 for con-
tempt OF Court. The petition prayed for the
remission OF the amount OF the nne. SIR. Whalley
was proceeding to read the petition, wnen
the Speaker stated II could only De read by the
Clerk as the table.
Mr.. whaley SAID the main fact contained In the
petition was thar as the money had been paid BIZ
trends without the knowledge OF Mr. Sklpworth
that Gentleman therefore considered IL his duty to
do al In his power To recover the sum for the
parties who had pad IL.
The Speaker intimated that IL was one or the
rules Of the House that ettti0n praying Tor the
remission OF q line should be received.
Mr.. WhalleY said the pc itiOner did not ask the
House 10 remit the fine. but TO intervene with the
government on the subject.
Inc Speaker said the petition was contrary TO
the rules OF the House, and could NOT be received
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Leusfarure Will make once trading, or offers to
trade IN once either for money or one once for
another, penitentiary offence IL Is certainly
doing more damage to society than any and al
forms OF theft.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
~ To Abgaham Robln son son or James Robinson late
Of Old Hall, Brunev In the county OF Ianca gter
England farmer, aud mathew OF Mrs Mary SInifh latc
OF Black pool IN the said county Lane asfer who died
the pth day OF January. 1874 and 70 the child or
children Of tho said Abrahann Robinson. n any.
Notice Is hereby given that by the will the Mary
Smith a legacy has been len he said Abraham Ron.
iuson to his child children, aud II he or they will
communicate with the undersigned the necessary
steps will be taken for paying the SAID legacy 10 the
party parties entitled thereto receiving satsac
tory proof ~ identity
Dated this 10th day of March 1873
ChARULEY, SON a FINCH
Blackpooi, Lane England
Solicitors for the executors Of the said Mary smith
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g. wEINBERGRR ACCTIONEER REGULAR
i. this dav Tuesday, April a. at l0ts O'Clock At
tnre, sewing Machines IN good order-yiz, Wheeler =
wilson Singer. Blees Rtna &C., wednesday. April Is
at NO 2fs Last SIxeth street. the entire House hold Fur
niture of a private family. Thursday April -, House.
hold Furniture. 2O4 East Fifty NTH street Particulars
mo of
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IEo HoLBROoK AUCItoNEER-wILL SELL
u Wednesday, April 2s at 200 aud 2O2 West Twenty
third street all the elegant Furniture contained In the
above two houses rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suits two OF Paynes patent tagere Bedsteads, black
walnut Chamber suits 10 en9melled Chamber Suits.
black hair Mattresses II all stand Extension Tables.
Furniturs.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

~ sAUsE's DANCING ACADEMIES. GLASSES
~ Masonic Hall ltf East 18th street. BrcevO~t n
l5t East 5fth street PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour.
CIRCULARS at private academy, IA East llth street
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no LIZA SECOND FLOoe N a NlcE. OUTFIT
1 house. No 2S5 seventh avenue, near rwenty-thir1
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lanes CAGNEY. AUCTIoNEER. 5sl HUDSON ST.
81 1HS DAY. At I0h O'CLOCK,
2i9 West Seventeenth street, between seventh ana
Elghth avenues genteel Household Furniture consist
ing Of Paror suits n reps pier Mirror Lace Curtains
marble Tables Beds aud Bedding, Carpets, marble
top Bunets, Extension Table Kitchen Furniture. &c.
Will move to IL Abingdon square Eighth avenue, May
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL -,
81 g Beach street Household Furniture of four story
dwelling consisting OF rosewood Piano. ninr hirr0f.
Parlor suits Brussels ana other Carpets walnut Bed
room SUITS Beds AMI Bedding, Dining and kitchea
Furniture, 81.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APART
MsNTS TO LET.

no LET-USFUKNISHED FRENCH FLATS IN Tux
lne brown stone Houses nTth street Fourth
all nOGcrn imprus reduced ger.
mancnt tenants Inquire ~ iantor No ia East nth
street
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ITO IET-HOUSE, TEN ROOMS; BARN GOOD FISH
l. ing bathing; grounds beautifully situated twenty
minutes from loot OF Liberty street. five minutes from
auOn; rent $500 Address DOREMUS Herald onice.
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TO PARTIES DESIRING TO ECONOMICS. LET.
AT very moderate prices neat new brick and frame
Houses on selnway Sons property at Astoria but III
mics from ferry and within 10 minutes OF New iork City
Hall. For particulars apply TO SrEtNWAG x SONS,
Stenway Hall, New York
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EXPRESSES.

ID BRADY; FURS!t vRE, ExrRkss OFFICES 76i
u "A. Eighth avenue. between Forty-sxth and FORTY.
seventh arccts.-Furniturc. Fanoortes pier and mSn
tel Glasses removed Ia the country ny load or
SAFE ~ years experiences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27

TOR SALEM HUNTERS POINT A THREE STORY
l. aud basement brick House, with store, in Ferry
street A. 6x22 lot 25xl00 will be sold for 81 2G0 which
less than bali what the house cost half cash Inquire
OF THOMAS KELLY, on premises. Ferry street east Of
)cntral avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27

HOTEL PROPERTY FOR sALE.-THE UNITED
States Hotel at Far R0ckaway, L. T., is offered Tor
sale until May is, after which date f not sold will be
Withdrawn. and Will be opened for the reception of
guests by the present owner June Ibis property can
not be surpassed on the coast watering resort
For particulars inquire Of MICHAEL MuLRY, ~ Henry
sfeaf
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TOR SALEM THE VILLAGE or NORTH SIAM.
L ford. Conn, two story House and five acres Of
Land also, store containing two stories lew rods
from church and school price So 500. Address JAMES
CONROY, North stamford, Conn.
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DY JOHN A. DUNN AUCTIoNEER-WILL SELL
ID Thursday 10th, the entire Furniture OF pri-
vate dwelling 10 - East twenty ninth street, com;
rosewood Furniture, Carpets, French Plate mirrors.
large variety OF Bedding. Kitchen Utensils. &c. Moro
par ticuiars on wednesday aud Thursday.
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w ESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SAFE AVID TO RENT.
OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

EoR sALL-IHE ENTIRE MILK DAIRY WITH
IL new two story and basement House ana one Lot Of
Ground Go feet front by l65 feet deep with Barns ana
Stables N good order; 10 Cows Bull, I good work
hay racks; Milk Wagon, | Business Wagon variety
of Farming lmpements good custom for milk; can
raise lol quarts per day The entire lot IS offered at the
JOSEPH HANLEY, Osgood avenue, Staplcton, S. /.
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NRo HoLBRooK, AUCtIoNEER. OFFICE 46t
W Seventh avenua-Will ell this day tuesday, April
~ At eis o'clock 20s West Fourteenth street
wood Parlor suit, Mirrors Curtains, Centre Tables,
marble top black walnut Chamber suits enamelie1
Chamber suits best hair Mattresses Feather Beds aud
Pilows velvet body Brussels and ingram Carpets.
wardrobes, Extension Tables Crockerv anu Glass
Ware, kitchen utensils, &c. Large Refrigerator Gee
KiuRl
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UC1ION SALE or A VARIErY OF HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture, Carpets Mirrors, Crockcry. Glassware,
az tho private residence S2 rourteenh street. on
Thursday, Aprll 20; details in Tune
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DENTISTRY.

= IS ~ 1871.
A CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH IN THREE
~ hours-Impression IN the forenoon, teeth in the
afternoon 1hrty-fourth street., near Broadway aud
Sixth Coral rubber strong flesh colored
gold sets paunA sets whale bone rubber SETS bumpers,
open fronts LID Lifters. Lip Dcpreasers Regulators
nitrous oxide mechanical dentistry. TAKE green cars
Grand street Jerry sixth cars Broad
way cars Get OF ut Thirty fourth street.
NEWBROJGH, lE West Thirty fourth street
A BEAUTIFUL SET, -; GUN TEETH, $40; SINGLE,
N 81, warranted; examine specimens. New York
Tental Rooms 259 sixth avenue established 1891; nls
administers good work at low prices Remember,
26g.
nR r. j. ROBERTS, 80 BOND sTREBr NEW
IL York.-Artlhcla Teeth on gold, pahna ami cOralito
completed In few hours; perfect comfort and nfckc
appsarAnce guaranteed requiring neither sprn9s
wires being manufactured under process BY
which n1ascatIOn and articulation permanently
stored teeth filled with adanantne nod AZ the cass
rsauires DR.. Roberts pamphlet the teeth in healta
and disease sent tree BY mat, thrse cents
IsEr Your PRINTING FROM THE METROPoTI.
AI TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. us Broadway
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A PRIVATE LIBRARY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
this week,
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A uCTIOS ROOM 80 EAsr THIRTEENTH STREET
"A near University place Furniture, Carpets Beds,
BEDDING Linen, Sheets Parior >uLs Bedroom Set 1
Glass Crockcry AMI Sllvernlaei Ware, Pianos &c at
private sale AZ auction prices.
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fI'O LFT-NEAT LITTLE THREE STORY HIGH
4 stoop in pleasant neghborhood, with MI modern
improvements; rent low 70 gooi tenant Can at e
Charles street
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A UcrIoS j. GARRETTsoN, SELLS rHIs DAyk
n Gnesaayl, April 81 the elegant rosewood and bac
walnut Furniture, in three story brown stone Dwelling.
No 1877 East fo ninth street near lie xington avenue.
Clocks Ornaments extension fables library Furniture.
Beds Mattresses velvet Brussels and inerain CarpetS
on Cloths, Refrigerator Glass Crockery ware. and
large assortment OF Kitchen Utensils; also Plated
Ware Knives, Forks Linen Beds and Bedding, ut haiti
past o'clock sharp. Housckcepcrs and dealers in
Remember 1877 East For ninth street this day
Tuesuay), halt-past ten O'Clock.
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~ H. Woodruff Co, 40 TO "a NORTH
N. Moore street.-Pure Cream delivered in any par
81 New YORK. Brooklyn Or Jersey CITY. and shipped
packed in ice 70 any town between Boston and Wash
ington
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25
Ornamental IRON WORKS
ROBERT WOOD &c CO..
No. 1876 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa,
MANUFACTURERS
Fountains, Vases, Satuary.
VERAEDAHS.
SUMMER HOUSES, ARBGRS,

SUMMER RrUsES, ARBGRS,
SETTLES. ETC. ETC
Cast ( Wrought Iron Ratings,
or Public Buildings. and Squares.
emetery Lots, Garden FENCES, Bal
onies. Roof Crossings, &c, in great
aris.y OF Patterns.
LAMP POSTS.
or front. of Public Buildings. bo-
els ant City Streets, of Plate and
sbo ate Designs. New and I'M
proved -tyles in great vsri ty.
STABLE FITTINGS,
OF Cast and Wrought Iron Of View
sud Improved STYLES. such as Hay
Racks. Stall Divisir Ms, Managers,
Harness Brackets. Cutters, Traps,
yeutIl7;ors, SC. &c.
WIgETOEK
VI every descrip ion, Wire Guards
f ClIIPED WIFE, GalvinlEe Ct
ainted PATENT CHAIRS, w Il
OLPING SEAT ( Opera Horses,
hears, Concert Halls and Lecture
,ooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
rOR STREET USFS. A very large
ass rtn,ent Of DesiE"s exprt ssly + r
This purpose. Esiplctss and Designs
sent on application, stctt-lJ The h1rd %
roTk desired. leIo-em
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hUIiCE To .iiEN.HbLDERS.

a. Office Is EhKEBN GIVEN TO
~ allItrsoLs holding o! claiming hens under
the Trovls.u1s OF sn Act passed by the IL gIsla-
turt Of Nevada, enti led An Act to secure liens
10 mechanics ana others. and to I, peal all her
Acts III relation IN -eto.' approved March 2.
1875, on C. rtalr house tr struc are Del ming
ia DANIEL Il. CohLk1T, and the Yrtu.l
surrounding the same, sltusre N tho CUurty Of
t-u->by and State Of Nevada on lots ), 1. ., D.
AID :, IN block sixty SIN 90 A.uss rs division
Of Carson City Opposite the [. =. MiEIl, 10 be
and appear IN the J u-ticrs Court Carson Town
ship, County snd state Ator, said. before L. A.
NItEer.ll. Justice Of the Peace. in and Tor said
township. on the
10Th day Of June, A d. 1879,
st 10 o'clock 4. NJ. and 70 exhibit then and
there the proof of their said hens
- o"w-Hu J =. LICh~ ON h CO.