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hegeman ". walcott no. N.-Judamcns OF
foreclosure aud SALE see last clause OF Rule 7a
Bensel OF al. VS.. Gray.-Form OF undertaking on
appeal submitted by appellants attorney APP
proved.
Laun Vs. Nolz.-Motion to vacate Judgment for
irregularity denied, with costs 20 paintln OF op-
posing.
Laun vs. Noz.-Motion Tor q rehearing OF
motion to vacate attachment denied. Costs 20
plaintin to abide event.
COMMON PLEAs--sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Larremore
IN tho matter OF the unsafe building Nos. %, 33
81, IS, SO, 40 Abattoir place, Augustus W. Nlcol,
trustee Reynolds estate, owncr.-Preceps issued
in six cases.
The Mayor Aldermen OF New York, &c, VA. Van
derpOnt.-Precepr issued.
Burke vs.. Harris; SKIN ct al vs.. SKtn ct al IN
the matter ol TibDals. Motions granted.
In the matter OF Ihl-Bond must conform 10
statute OF 1864, chap. 4l7
Lowden VS.. Morgan.-Aliowance OF 1ve per cent
on amount OF costs.
Hartng va. Bruna-Motion granted on payment
OF costs.
In the matter OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted
Galiet vs. NichOls.-Case settled.
Hartman VS.. The Mayor, &c-Judgment !or
plaintin on demurrer with leave TO defendants 70
serve amended answer on payment OF costs.
Lewis vs.. Squres.-Order granted.
Howell VS.. The Mayor. dc.-Judgment on oe'
murrer with leave TO answer on terms.
In she ma tier OF the accounting OF Edson.-Re-
port confirmed and decree ordered.
BY Judge J. +. DAILY.
Howeps vs. Klein.-Moo denied Opinion.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
Before Judge Otterbourg.

FOUR BURGLARS CAPTURED.
Patrick Kearney, James Mcguire, John Malone
and James Cohnors were yesterday held in default
OF $1,000 each, charged With burglary. They we're
arrested on Wednesday night in the hallway or the
cigar store OF William Roth, No. 40S Sixth avenue,
with two SACKS In their possesslon 6y officers
Dunlop and Rogers, who were attracted to the
place by the nolse they made. They had broken
open the rear door leading 10 the store.
MOTHER AND HER CHILD.
About noon yesterday Mrs Margaret Richelieu
and her little child were attempting TO cross
South Fifth avenue at Bleecker street; at the
same moment Victor Spanporne drove up the ave.
nue. at rapid gait. Tue little child was ahead of
It's mother ana in danger OF being run over. The
mother attempted to rescue Der child, out In the
attempt got run over bersei1 the wagon passing
over her body.
bOurg to answer
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ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS.

In the suit OF Havens against Kline, the partlcu-
lars OF which have oeen published, an important
decision was gwen yesterday by Chief Justice
DAILY. OF the Court Of Common Pleas. Two lots,
the rsars OF wnicn joined, at the corner OF Lex.
inRton avenue and tiltleth street, were, win the
buildings on hem, sold under a foreclosure suit
The Flitetn street building covered the entire lot
wnile yard about twenty leet deep remained TO
me Lexington avenue building, which yard served
10 light the rear windows OF both buildings and
Allow access 10 the fire escape on the Fitieth
stfeet buudIng. Tue party purchasing the Lex
ngton avenue building proposed 20 extenu the
,utting or the lights Ol the latter house ana
:ess 70 the fire escape. A temporary IN.
junction was granted restraining the ex-
tension of the building as proposed, and thc
case came before Cniei Justice Day on
motion TO vacate sucn injunction, wnich ne denies.
lie states IL TO ne well settled that II tue mad
passed TO tue present owpers by the yOiuntary
conveyance Oftbe original owners the proposed
vet ofextensIon could not be permitted. ''lt can
make no Inference" ne proceeds 10 state IN nus
wrii ten opinion, "in the Application OF this rule
whether the severance took place bg a plrect
zrant rom the owner, or arose by the transfer OF
his interest upon Oreu lOsure sac, Or the reason
thai the sale applies as much IN one case as n tho
,tner. Tne questiUu IS what each party got on
the severance; did the purcnaser Of the LexnR-
ION avenue lot. who Dougnt "a would appear rom
he pleadings alter the platntln purchased, take
mat lot SUBJECT to the plaintiffs right TO the JOINT
nse ol the are escape aud ~ the use vi the win
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loch came 70 his death BY injuries accid 70.
engine at No i59 Bank street, on Saturday. March
13, 1875, and we recommend that in future the
ooor leading TO the machinery al said place De
made more secure to prevent accidents.n
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dows in the rear OF the building for light airi
In nv judgment he do, and | shall. therefore,
deny he motion TO dissolve the Injunction
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rested Thomas Burke, James elaney, George
Williams, John Quinn allas Kelly. Minnie Sheehan,
Annie higgins. Kittie Flood Annie Hageerty and
Celia Logan. Kiey was arrested ior parricipation
In the Dorian murder, In 1873 At Jones' WOOD. The
prisoners were committed for examination.
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Fammer.

A HARNESS THIEF.
J~bn Williams. a negro, from Poughkce psie, was
charged by onicer Dolan with the larceny OF q fur
robe and livery clothing. valued In all at $780, the
property oil Charles Lennier. OF No. l6l East Thirty
nrst street. The goods were found IN his posses.
sion when arrested, ABOUT a block from Mr.. Lem
nier's stable, The door OF Wnlcn had been burst
open. He was committed Tor trial. Frank holmes,
fifth street, was arrested on suspicion OF beng
pIcated ia tue robbery. Ire evidence did not sus.
tain the charge, and no was hcld TO appear as .
witness against Williams.
DrsHoSoRrSG ST. PATRICK.
Among those who turned out ST. Parick's
Day were william d. Hennessy ana William Man
ming two members OF Company A, irish Brigade.
Alter the parade they went 10 Patrick McEnroy's
oyster saloon, No. 2s0 First avenue, and COM
sumed over hundred bivayes On being asked
Tor payment they refused, aud then added insult
10 injury by pushing aud Jostling Mcbnfoy ana ms
wIe Ia a vioieni manner aud threatening TO stab
the latter with oayonet. 1enncssy, being .he
VINO did all the narin, vas fined SlO and J. Ut
under $500 bail 10 keep the peace and ManDiDy
was discharged on paying Tor the oysters.
ALLEGED BURGLARY OF LIQUOR STORE
The liquor store o stephen O'CoDnor, corner or
sovcnv.lth street and Third Avenue, was broken
into aud robbed oil property worth $500 yesterday
morning at three O'Clock. Onicers German,
Tooger and McManon, Nineteenth precinct, heard
OF the robbery and traced the thieves TO No. 41s
East SeVenty-slxth street, where also found
the greater portion OF the stolen goods The
following persons were found there and
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.

ROBBERY IN CONCERT SALOON.
James Hennessy on Wednesday night induced
Hattie Palmer to go into a concert saloon at
No. 100 Chatham street with him, and while there,
sne alleges, he robbed her OF 81 49, Hennessy was
held.
FORGERY.
Edward G. Arthur OF the 1rm Of George D.
Arthur d Co., brokers, at No. "a Wall street,
charged John Edwards with having forged the
firm name to a check drawn on the Union Na-
tional Bank and made payable to Edwards or
bearer. The check was Tor a. l03, and was pre-
sented to the paving teller OF the bank BY Ed
wards yesterday, when it's character was discov-
ered Edwards was held for examination.
PICKPoCKETS.
James Dock was held in default OF bail for hav-
1ng on St. Patrick's Day, stolen q gold watch
valued at 500 from Peter Kanst.
John McCabe sarah Goekhel, James Samson,
Meoth Burns, Edith Lace, jim Rooney Tom
Catherly and "Bl1nky." otherwise Jerry Forcey,
were ali held on charges OF picking pockets.
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Essex MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixpy.

PROCESSION PICKPoCKETs
While the procession was passing the corner OF
Bowery and Canal street on Wednesday Ofdcer
Woods caught Thomas Coleman ana Eugene Jonn-
son attempting to pick the pockefs OF the spec
tators. They were neld IN SEQ ball By Judge
BiXDy.
VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAW.
John Held, OF No. 80 First avenue, and Patrick
Lannigsn, OF No. 237H Bowery, were neld In 500
bail yesterday for selling liquors without a license.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge sutherland.
A BATCH OF BURGLARS.

A BATCH OF BURGLARS
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
morning, before Judge Sutherland, Thomas Smith,
who, on the 4th of this month, entered the once
Of Messrs. Beakes ormsbee, No. l34 Pearl street,
by breaking q largo pane OF glass, pleaded guilty
to attempt at burglary In the third degree.
The prisoner was nity-eight years old, and in
sequence OF his age the Judge deducted six months
from the punishment by sending him to the State
Prison for two years.
The same sentence was passed upon Gibo
Brown, alias Guicean Paul, VINO pleaded guilty to
charged that on the 18th OF February he stole
wearing apparel valued at 500, the property OF
William Keely alias william Keereu, who was
indicted for breaking into the furnishing store OF
Julia funck, ON the 4th OF February. and stealing
$50 worth OF goods. pleaded guilty to an attempt
at burglary In the third degree
similar plea was taken from Charles Smith,
liauor store Of Stephen Lininctoa. 2s Front street.
No property was TAKEN
Nicholas Furlong pleaded guilty to an attempt
at burglary IN the third degree. On the night OF
the 9th inst ne broke into the liquor store OF Jonn
Lysaght. 2,1al Third avenue, and stole $50 worth
wilim Wren also pleaded to the same grade OF
crime, the allegation being that on the 18th OF
estabis6nent flames B. Demarest, No. 22O Nlnfn
aveaue, and stole clothing valued at 5000. These
prisoners were each sent to the State Prison for
two years and six months.
Charles Martin pleaded guilty to an attempt at
robbery in the first degree. The complaint set
forth tne fact that on he 9th OF March the ac-
cused took from John Gilbert box containing
1852 in coin and bllls while he was passing through
West street. Martin struck tie complainant
violent blow, but as soon he recovered rom its
effects he pursued and caught him with the box
IN his possession. HIS Honor sentenced the prls-
soner to the State Prison lor seven years.
ALLEGED RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
The trial OF George Fem, charged with larceny
and receiving stolen goods which was commenced
on Tuesday, was continued yesterday. The
cused is charged with instiga.ing boys 10 steal a
trunk from the Grand Central depot, belonging to
Miss Carson, which contained wearing apparel
valued at ST, 5o0 1t was shown by the prosecu-
ton tina. portion OF the stolen property was
pledged at pawnshop IN Eighth avenue by Fanny
Aimes who was IN the employ OF the prisoner.
Inc case Will be concluded to-day.
JUVENILE THIEF.
Andrew owens, little boy pleaded guilty to
petit larceny from the person, he having on the
I'd OF this month en- tnirty.fve cents from John
W. Crump. He was sent to the Catholic Protec-
tory.
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SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.

Judge Robinson, holding one OF the trial terms
OF the Court Of Common Pleas, was occupied yes
terday IN the trial OF suits brought against the
city. The result in most cases was as usual
according TO the general rule, the majority OF the
verdicts being against the city.
First IN order was tried the suit brought by
Marcus L. Byrne, assignee OF Andrew J. Mills,
Clerk in the Surrogate's ONCE. The suit was Tor
$3.50 is for services as such clerk. The complaint
was dismissed on the ground that the appointment
OF Mills was not filed by the Surrogate as required
by Jaw, in the County Clerks office.
The next case tried was tnat OF James L. Smith,
VINO brought suit against the city or Ssls 10 ior
advertlsiig IN the New York Courier the Snerin's
p oclamatlon OF election. The defence was that
the charge was excessive. Is was thought other
wise by the Court and jury, and verdict was
given Tor the full amount claimed.
George d. Clark Drought Two suits sganst the
city Tor $3.50, claimed 10 be due him as clerk IN
the Department OF Public Works. The defence
was tnat he had assigned his pay. Judge Robin
son held that tne assignment was VOID, inasmuch
the assignment was made before the money
came due. He ordered a verdict for the plaintiH
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
Before Ludge Barrett.


HOW POLICE JUSTICES DO THEIR purY-MosEs
ENRICH TAKES LEG BAIL.
In the Court OF oyer and Terminer yesterday,
before judge Barrett Daniel Mooney, an Irishman
OF most respectable appearance, was placed on
trial on an indictment for burglary. He was de-
tended by Mr.. William F. Knitting. The evidence
showed that on the l7tn or October, 1873, Mooney
was doing some carpenter work in the house Of
Henry Yost, at No. l,236 Second avenue. and wnile
at work bureau drawer IN one OF the rooms
OF the house WAS broken open aud $40 aostracted
from 1t. several persons were accused OF the
robbery, but all proved their innocence and
fnaily having no other person TO accuse Mr.:
Yost charged Mooney with the crime and had
him dragged before Police Justice Butler Ii.
BiXby, VINO promptly committed him Tor
the burglary. When Mooney was asked In court
yesterday 4 he had takeI the money ne an
swered, mo, | did not.n District Attorney
Russell then said, Il believe you,' and asked the
Court TO order the jury to acquit. JUICE Barrett
so ordered. and IN aoing 50 took occasion TO re,
marx that II the Police Justice who committed
Mooney had taken tine trouble TO investigate the
cnarge against MN the case would never have
reached the Grand Jury room, much less crlml.
mai court; tnat 1t was shameful and unjust 10
commit on such nmsy evidence as was contained
IN the AFFIDAVIT against Mooney. ana that police
Justices ought TO more care ul IN the discharge
OF their duty. Mooney was then discharged
Moses Enrich, who has been indicted oy the
Grand Jury for receiving stolen goods, was called,
and, not answering TO MS name, his oondsman,
81 White o NO. q Rutgers street, was called. lie
also tailed to respond. and the bail ooud, wnlch
was for So, ,000 was ior,elted. Ehrch IS the man
In whose possession were lonnd the bonds lately
stolen ron tue ADAMS Express Company.
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

An interesting case was tried yesterday IN the
Marine Court Part /. Dorsner Masterlin, 1our
merchants furnished to the ORDER OF Henry Pfan.
baker. twenty-five barrels OF hour, TO be used in
his trade. About three days after, and previous
to payment being made, jacob, the defendant, by
virtue OF a mortgage which he had on Henry Plan,
seized by foreclosure OF said mortgage all OF
Pfan's property. comprising the bakers shop,
fixtures and all the -four and bread, &C., therein,
and sold the contents by auction. Dorsber
Masterlin notified Mr. Jacob tnat the nour was
not paid ior and sent him descriptive brands OF
was aemItted as evidence, but the sale
too. place previous to the notice being
received and one day after the Marsnals
seizure Of the same The time OF Iuihiment
lor the conditions mentioned in the mortgage be-
tween Pian and Jacob up and ten days alter
BY Dorsher & Masterln, and was seized by the
Marshal before any OF the twenty live barrels were
opened.
The Judge directed the jury that. II the sale an
foreclosure were with the tact consent OF Mr. Piau,
they should give ver dict TO the plantln II not
with tue consent OF Mr. Pfan then they should give
a verdict for the de iendant.
Verdict by The jury for plaintln OF $219 80. Mo-
ton taken Tor new trial.
SUIT FOR RECOVERY FOR GOODS DELIVERED.
Rosenthal buys from Myers a case Of cloth at the
rate of 81 so per yard with the conditions that II
the like goods were sold in the city at a lower
price toan 81 so Ny ers should make a reduction at
the same rate When Rosen hall sold three pieces
he received a bill OF So GA per yard. Myers al.
firms that Rosenthall asked him TO send him Dill
Tor said goods at 81 62s per ward to show his Gus
toners what they were to him at hrSt cost. A
sealed verdict was returned.
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MtppLE.AGED MkN.

There ~, many % the ace of thirty 10 si,,y
Who are troubled With too frequent evacuation
ofthe bladder. often accompanied ny a-llsht
snartins ot burning sensation. and weaken
Ing ofth system In manner the patient can
NOT account for on examining the urinary De.
po.it. a ropy sediment viii often be found, and
,mstin,. = email PARTICLES OF alhnHen viii sp
pea-, or the color will be OF thin and milkish
hue. again changing TO q dark and torpid sp-
psssranee. There arr many men who uie oi This
iilisulty, Ignorant Of the oan.c. which Is the
-.eon.l sta,c of f-enllnal weakness. Dr. =. will
ru.rsnt.. perfect cure In all -nch ct-e-. and
a ahealthy rc-tor~tion Of the seniio urinary or
gan..
B.-Only an interview required In ma.
iority Of easer; bsisnce cf treatment can he
eous,ueted at ham~ without intcrrupti"n OF
bu.lprss, Ofiec hoar--io tn I, . To ). and To
a sun.iay.--a to q .. q. only. Consultation
F,.e Examination Ard sslsiee. fs.
yV- mr. %. ] STEER. late surseon IN Bel
l,yue Hospital. IL now associated with ~.
splnpcy. and win give special attention 10 the
,r.imcnt of di~eAse- of the ElE and INK
Ii-o PRIVATE DISEASES, EirHkR ACUTE
OR CHRONIC. .,,-,
'"-' mn. A. q. sPINNEY,.
10 box sk1. Virginia, New.
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wuiLk stopping over night at a farm
house In Missouri traveller was AS
toni.hcd TO see his hostess walk M to
hur husband about every hiteeon
mintes and boz his ears or give his hair
a pull. In tho morning the guest. see
ing tho woman alone. asked AN erplana-
tion Of her strange conduct, and the
reply was: "You soc. stranger. me and
the old man has been hehtin' for ten
yoars 10 500 who shall boss this ere
ranch. and have jest got him cowei.
bat IL I should let up on him for . day
he would turn on me again. and my
work would all 60 for nothin."
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In, GkrrIx,'s Hrsn,xp.-Coi. N

Ina GKrrLgY's Hrsn,Sp.-Col. Mich
olas Smith graduated with honors from
Rufus Choate's class at Cambridge. and
ID n promising young lawyer. In ap-
pcarance he greatly resembles Edwin
booth. and is often taken for that gen.
tleman. Ono night he entered a boz at
tho theatre, when he was Immediately
the object Of all eyes. There Is Edwin
Booth, they all exclaimed. as they lev.
oled their opera glasses at what they
Supposed was the great actor. ie was
born at shelbyviilc. Kentucky. where
he spent his early. years. lie is nov a
resident Of Lsavenworth, Kansas. Dur.
ing tho war he took grountis against
slavery. lie did not oppose Il alone by
words, but as an example he freed all
his slaves and paid their fare 70 Kansas.
- -Biltimorv Gdsetts.
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NOTICE.

10 W. r. DENcKLA: you WILL. PLRAsE
i to take notice. % co owner. that during tho
rear is1t personally expended In labor and
improvements on that certain mining claim
sitnsied In Ooh IIill Mining District, Storey
county, Nevada, known a. the Nsrth ChipmAn,
lhippsn Ledgr, the noiiec ~ which has l.ern
recorded In Book X of Gold lllll Mining Rec.
erds, page 81, aud which claim was iecHird
March n. 1888, the sum Of One thousand Dol.
lars ltl ,oeol; that your portisn of such ehpsn.
diture. labor and improvements II Two Han.
dred Dollars lt70o). and that hereby demand
Of you tho Immediate payment thereof
A. YI.EMlNu.
Gold Iliii. Nevada. April q, 1915. m,77'oi
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CALIronSiA has developed . witness

CALIFORNIA has developed . witness
moro scrupulous than Beehor. even.
During trial in the San Francisco Po-
lice Court. tho other day. a eolored man
was called as = witness and took his
place upon the stand. Martin. the
Clerk, directed him to raise up his right
hand and 10 sworn. The individual
put up his loft. when Martin said to
him. "Raise up your right hand. air,
and be sworn" Cant" curtly re-
Piled the witness. why" asked the
clork. "'Cause I'm leit.handei. re-
piled the witness. lie was finally in-
dueod to riso his right hand, and the
oath was administered to him in due
form
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yOr>G NsN,

Who may he suffering from the chcCi-of youth.
fal L,,l.. Or n.i-cr,t.on. will do vel to avail
them-slye. OF this, the gieaic-t bos.n ever lald
a. the altar Ol suffering humanity. DIR. sflN.
My will guarantee To- forfeit i've hundred dol
lars for every cs-e OF seminal weakness or pIi.
yaie dl-ea-e of any kini or Character which h.
undertakes and falls tn cure. lie wonli. there
L,rs -<y To the unfortunate -lf.Tcr sho may
fesd this notice. that yoa Are tEvsiins upon
dangerous ground When you longer delay IN
ecklns tine proper remedy Tor your complaint.
You may bc In the fr-t stage -rrmrmbcr, you
are approaching the hst. ifyua are bordering Z
npon the last and arr .uictir. -oulc or al oi
it- evil effects, rcmemhcr that u yoa obstinate
ly pcr-i-t Ia procTs-'inatlon. the time must
com. when the most -kilifGi physician can ren.
der you no assistance: When the door- OF hope
will be clp-c,i against yoa when M angel OF
mercy can bring you relief In no eAee nas the
Doctor fsils,i ot sncce.-. Then let not despair
work Itself upon your Imagination. but avail
yoar-. N of IN. bsnedeisl results of his treat.
mrpt h~fore your case 10 beyond the reach OF
medical .kill. OF before grim death hurrie- you
In a premature grave.
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ti,CsiIiornia sirert san TfsRei.so.
s:;:.:.i I! =; y. L IPS.;S; ;..l.. Bull p.sIr: s Z:
sn .n: wr l. sofIss. y ss,,.la.S IL 81 s.rs;.r,. .'
Desni once. iis California street. Nan fnn'
eisce. .N
,NDI,s-rr.,ient, >. n. n. Williams Trustee
II. y. Wheeler. John Lsnd;,., = u. U WI
Man,; y'ic", es.si, 2; r.s.%ss sss;ss.ry .' ssG
Widesi once. q Merchants Esehsn.r. San
franeisco.
JueTICE-rr-idsut,E. ,E. lIestrvs, Trustees. I"hn
r MN THEMES u. Williams. v. lls~tfes, 7. ".
smith, II. d. Bovie: sup~rinisndent. John
Dunn seer.tsry. Jamsss kenn-d,i snhsr. w
California street. san pfaneisss.
Juu.rA-Pr..ti-ni. Thsmss Cole, Tn'.,ee..-H
s.sh.y sms. Gs,. y nsyr r,s,t rssy.
ef; sesr~tary. A. kosli sfics. tis California
street. sAn frabcisco. ..
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tces-J. A. Priichari, r. J., shaekelfsri, D. d.
MsDon.n: J.: y . DAY. "; ;ns. o; y; Is;s,, gsssn'
Ersnk swin; once. ~, California s,rrti. San
trancisco.
KOskt,TH- President, A. y. Everett; rristers- n.
rherwsSi, ". .tiock ckniph, A y. .Escrett, u. shaw
han. r. .Thompsrni isuprrinisa4sni, y. scott;
s.sIs,;iy: \; y: ssn'' snnss' =" c.''''fn's
Ksynond, j. W. Asyi. J. A. rriish.ri, y. A.
Palmer, W. q. Flint. snpt. Geo. ~. Ao,ls
srey W. r. rownsndi once. IN Pine street.
LADY BRYAN. President. 4. 2. yine.,; rT:. y.
wsrd Ksnsiiy, A. y. NIlnear. J. W, P,er.on |
sap-rinisWisnt. John q, sehmlit sccrtsry.
krsnt swih; once. tls California street, ~"
fraseisee.
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House and Lot for Sale.

cIruArgD on TuE GOLD hill sLopR
n the Divide, near the residence of A. Tyr.
reli. Rsa. Tha house contains three large
,ooms. with all requisite eonvenisEee.. and
ihe jot IL 20 feet trout by ~ feet deep. Terms
reasonable. Apply 10 Frankel. Broker. 0old
IIiii, or 10 the subscriber. on the yrcmises.
myi1u W. W. WITTY.
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NOTICE. or ANIMAL xgErIsC.

TnR ANNUAL MEETING or TilE
stoekholdcrs of the Virginia and Truekec
Railroad Company wilI be held Al the one. q
The Company. Virginia city, Se,ada. on Fhi.
GR'b. A. KING, Secretary.
YIn,inia. Nex.. Nay u, Isis. myls ID