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The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

In their enjoyment of the superb orchestra of
Theodore Thomas, or the refined, skillful play
ing of the Philharmonic Cub, the music.lov-
ing public of Portland will not, we are sure, at
all neglect the opportunities afforded them by
the Haydn Association, which is unsurpassed
in excellence; and renders the vocal compost
tions of the great masters as finely as the
Thomas orchestra interprets their grand scores
for mixed instruments; or the Philharmonics
play their pezza da camera, equally elaborated,
though of smaller proportions. 1t is by no means
the deplorable thing that it sometimes seems to
the musician-that for material support music
greatly depends upon the general public. The
citizens of Portland have natural pride in the
Haydn Association, and its dependence upon
them for part of the funds necessary to its
existence strengthens the bond between artists
and public, by giving to the latter right to
participate in the successes of the first. The
programme for this evening includes selections
from Handeps messiah" and Mendelssohn's
"Hymn of Praise together with some mis-
celaneous pieces all fine in their various styles,
and among which we are especially glad to
find the air 20, ruddier than the cherry, from
Haydn's pastoral "Acis and Galatea." Owing
to the excellent facilities afforded by Union
Hall, to which the Haydns have removed dur
ing the winter, limited number of evening
tickets will be sold, and may be had at the
store of Messrs. Dresser s. Mcclellan.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

CAUcUs.-Republicans will remember that
they are requested to meet in their respective
ward rooms this evening, to nominate candl-
dates for Mayor and Municipal Judge. A full
attendance is desirable.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

THE MUsEUM.-This evening the charming
Romance of Poor Young Man" will be
brought out at the Museum, in manner which
will, we are assured, equal that of any repre-
sentation at this popular place of amusement.
The following is the cast:
Manuel, Marquis De CLANCY. james A. Arnold
Doctor Desmanets, formerly of the
french army. II. VOiA0y
M De Bevannes a man of the world. H. l.. Bascomb
Gaspar Laroque, formerly captain
of a Privateer. "A. n; ADAMS
Alain, Confidential Domestic. ......G. l.. KINNEY
Yonnet, Breton Shepherd. .........C. 2. Mcneil
to Caspar ,,.,,.....M Mrs. II. p Grattan
Marguerite her daughter ...... Isadore Cameron
Mile Heouin, Governess. Victoria cameron
Madam Aubrey. a relative Of the
Laroaue Family. Ally Chippendale
Louise Yauberge, Keeper of a Lodg-
Ing mouse. ~"
Christine, Breton Peasant Girl, 80. AhceNewman
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

NELSON & Co. always have all the latest
STYLES in Buttons. They also have some very
choice patterns in nainsook checks. Read
their advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22
MISCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

! The ATMOSPHERE of Love is a pure, sweet
BREATH This desideratum is one of the results
of using SOZODONT, which not only invIgor-
ates and preserves the teeth, but reoders the
mouth as fragrant as a rose. fb22d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

OWEN s. BARBER have some extra canned
tomatoes which they are offering for sale at
low rata
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

Do. ttE5 gel~a
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Museum.
nos. MISCELLANEOUS NoYICEs.
The place-Rines Brotheas.
.a NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Something New. Sargent.
Saint Paul Fire and Marine ms, Co.
To Moses F. Josselyn-I. P. Harrington.
White Goods-Nelson s. Co.'S.
Portland & Ogdensburg r. r Co.
Double OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Merril's.
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association.
Notice-John Chase.
Tomatoes-Owen & Barber.
Birds, Brds--F. o. Bailey 81 Co.
Tomatoes, Tomatoes-FeDderson 81 Plummer
Liverpool q London q Globe ms, Co.
Wanted-Boy.
500 Bis. Fresh Packed Apples-Isaac Berry.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

In per curtain opinion agreed upon by the court
following rule has been established In any criminal
case Except capital and whers the pun
ishment is imprisonment for any presiding judge
may at his discretion, authorize jury, when they
agree during adjournment of the court to seal up
their verdict and SEPARATE and have 1t opened, read
and affirmed when the court comes in with the same
effect as if pronounced orally. For this purpose,
verdict signed by the foreman, in the following FORM
or of any other form substantially equivalent there.
to shall be sufficient:
STATE OF MAINE.
ST. Supreme Judicial Court,
+ sf.nII i,f Term, 1871
The jury find that the prisoner Tor accused, or ret
spondent) is guiltyA or not guilty. in manner anu
form as charged against him in the Indictment.
Foreman.
The following decisions of the full court have been
announced: ~
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Daniel M. Howard ct ais. vs.. Joab W. Palmer ct
ais On report. defendants defaulted.
Stetson-Pane. wilson q Woodaru.
A. A. Strout.
Union Insurance Company VS.. Arnold Greepleaf.
On report defendant defauted.
Wilson g. Woodland. D 1853 PAINE.
Inhabitants of Holden VS.. Inhabitants OF Glenburn.
Goodenow. Brown & Simpson.
PIsCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Uriah L. Pearson VS.. James S. Carney. On re-
port judgment for plaintiff for $15100 and interest,
from the time the lumber taken as shown by the
officers return upon the warrant.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

THE place to buy black briliantines is a
Rines Brothers, Middle street, opposite II. HI
Hays. feb22 tt
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

HARPER's BAzAR-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers. Lancas-
ter Hall land d. Wentworth, 553 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

Barque Waldo. Estes, from Leghorn Dec 10 for Bos-
ton has put into Bermuda in leaky condition.
Barque Walter Arlington, which put into Hamp-
ton Roads goth, is leaking.
Barque Flor M Hurbut Dudley. from Fall River,
arrived below Baltimore 18th, with loss of jibboom
and cutwater. Supposed to have been in collision.
Sch Hattie Ellen which went ashore at Chegoggin
night of the 17h is reported to have broken up next
day. [By tell
Br brig Ida from Cenfuegos tor Boston, put into
Halifax 10Th. having been blown off.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

Jan 49, lat 10 80 S, Ion 80 W, barque III Ltehffeld
from New York for Sydney NSW, AZ days out
Jan 90 lat 81 S, Ion 81 80 w, ship Valiant, from
Boston for Madras.
Feb TO- lat "a 80, lon 70, barque JAS Ward, from
Matanzas for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22
Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
, SATURDAY.-Mrs. Ellen b. Larkin and Mrs. An
ME Quinn. Assault and battery on officer. Proba-
BILE cause Ordered to recognize in sum of 500 each
with sureties.
Libby, Cority Attorney.
Mattocks & Fox-G. W. Verrill.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22
j. M. HEATH,
AGENT,
AZ 1-2 Exchange st., Portland.
GEORGE G. WRIGHT,
AGENT,
BRIDGTON, MAINE.
BRIDGTON, MAINE.

PLEASE NOTICE-ShareheI ders Of this
COMPANY are personally liable for all its
cnga gements. All losses paid without
deduction for interest. fe22eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

MONUMENT observation-disclosures even
ing the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Asso-
citation will hold meeting at Reception Hall,
City Building, at half past seven o'clock. Bus
mess OF great Importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting, aud active measures will be
taken, so every member is particularly request
ed to be present. All others interested are in
vited, and it is hoped there will be large
attendance of those interested in the project.
REAL EsTATE.-David Boyd is to erect two
story brick block of houses, with French roofs
on Federal street near Hampshire, at cost of
about $4,000 EACH
Samuel Rounds & Son are to erect block of
two brick houses, with French roofs, on the
Wright lot on Pearl street, at cost OF about
Q1O oOO
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

Is 1T FRAUD?-The following letter ha s
been received by a number of our prominent
citizens. While it may be genuine, it looks
like fraud:
CLARENCE POsToFFCE,
Barton county, Kansas,
Feb 10, 1875.
DEAR SIR: Sixteen months ago we emigra ed
to this frontier with (S) eight 10 family. We
broke 30 acres prairie and planted to sod corn;
also five acres to potatoes and other vegetables
all went well until the long drouth followed
by the ,hoppers-and they completely de-
stroyed everything, leaving us without crop.
Since then we have managed to stay by selling
one thing after another, such articles as we
brought with u.s. until now all has been sold.
We still believe this country will turn out good
for farming purposes if we CAN ho;d out to next
season to raise something for ourselves. What
we need is -four and bacon. Some say the rail-
roads will carry all free, but the express will
not; you will know better than us, only we are
not able to pay freight. Please mark anything
sent us by railroad as follows:
S. E. BYRNE,
Pawnee Rock,
Barton County,
Kansas.
IN ton. lat
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22
nee Rock,
Barton Coz

We refer you to the Hon. T. S. Morton, late
Probate Judge OF Barton County, at Clarence
postofice, Barton county, Kansas.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

at Shanghae Jan 20, ship Northampton Barclay,
for New York.
At Whampoa Jan IS, barque Chattanooga, Free
man, for New York, 1dg.
Sid FIN Hong Kong Jan A. ship Malay. Clough, Tor
San Francisco; 9Th, barque Alden Besse, Noyes for
New York; 10th, barque Lizzie II, Babson, Manila;
At Messna Jan 26, Barque Scud, Wilson, Tor Phlla-
delphia; brig Shasta, Brown, for New York; sch IL
A Durham. Raynes, for do: and others.
Sid I'm Havre 18th inst. ship Robert Dixon, Smith
wick New York.
Sid fm Liverpool 18th inst, ship Kentuckian, Dun
bar, New York.
Ar at London 10th inst, ship Marmion, Burgess,
New York.
At Rosario Dec 49, baraue fremont, Conner, for
Boston, ldg. ..,
Simmons, Cardiff; Geo Green, Wilcox, do.
Sid Jan IA, ship King Philip, Rawlins. San Fran
cisco; barque Emma Litchfeld, Hayden, Pernam-
In mort Jan o. ships Bertha, Pote, for San Fran
cisco: Alert, Lttlefeld; Florence Treat Short and
lydia Sko6eld, Forsaith, unc; barque Ada Wis
we'll Wiswell, and Abbie Franklin Mears, unc
brigs Abbie Clifford Clifford. and Packard Ames-
sid I'm Rio Grande Dec 20, sch Edie Waters, for
Ar at St Thomas 9th inst brig Hattie Eaton, Cook,
Ar at Cienfuegos 18th. schs Adeliza. Huntly, AS
plnwall; Jas Brown, Collins Savannah.
Ar at Sagua 18th. schs Mo es Patten. Harding. Ha-
vana; 10th, bsrque Carlton, Coggins Havana; sch
Sid 18th. barGue Yumuri Carlisle, New York.
Ar at st Jago 10th inst, sch Georgia u Mcfarland,
Mcfarland. New York.
Sid FIN Matanzas 18th inst, schs Hattie Fuller,
Hart Portand Daisy L Parkhurst, Hodgdon, for
North of HatJeras.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
saturday, Feb. 30.

saturday, Feb. 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch L H Livingstone, Mcdonald, Jacksonville IL
days. with flooring boards to Move, Cole 81 Benson.
CLEARED.
Steamship Prussian. (Br Richie, Liverpool
II & Allan.
Steamer Chase, Bennett, Halifax, NS-John Port
eous.
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Bacon, New York; N
Magma.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York Henry
Fox.
Barque David Chaplin, Bunker, Buenos Ayres-C
S Clark
Brig Ethel Bolton, (BT Haney, Cardenas-Geo
Hunt q Co.
sunday, Feb. 81.
ARRIVED.
SAILED-Ship Pomona, for Glasgow; barque Da-
vid Chaplin. for Buenos Ayres; schs Brgadier, and
D Talbot, for Havana; l. L Whitmore tor Mobile;
Albert Clarence Norfolk. Sch Baracoa sailed 10th.
IN PORT-Schs belmont, and George Amos, for
Baltimore; II Means, for Charleston; f Simpson,
for New York Phenix for Boston; Agnes, from
Bath for Baltimore; Lizzie Lane, fun Bucksvie for
Thomaston.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Portland g. Ogdensburg Railroad
Company.
SPECIAL MEETING

A SPECIAL meeting of the Stockholders OF the
IA Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad company
will be helu at the office of the Company cOrne. OF
Middle and Union streets, Portland, on sntmrany'
the 9th day of March, proximo, at eleyen.of the
clock in the forenoon. IL.
To determine whether this Company will unite
with the Essex County Railroad Company, the
Montpelier and st. Johnsbury Railroad company
the Lamoile Valley Railroad Company and the La
noble Valley junction Railroad Company or any OF
them in the execution and issue OF joint bonds ana
in executing joint mortgage for the purpose 1I
securing the bonds aforesaid subject to such details
the Stockholders may fix and to determine
whether this Company will authorize its President
to sign and execute, in its behalf, the said JONI
bonds and mortgage.
Also to determine whether this Company will au-
thorze its Board of Directors to consolidate the
management of this corporation with the aforesaid
corporations any OF them and will authorize its
Board of Directors to perform all acts and things
necessary for properly carrying tout the aforesaid
provisions.
CHAS. II. FOYE, Clerk.
Portland, February 20, 1875 fe22dtd
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22

Sid FIN Liverpool 4th. eastalia, Whitmore. Matan-
zas: Jennie Prince, Prince, Montevideo via Cardiff;
Orpbeus, Sawyer San Francisco.
Cd 5th Mary q Reed, Geyer, Havana; Washing
ton, Bradley, New York.
Passed the Lizard Sd inst, Resolute Nichols, from
London for Cardiff.
OF Falmouth 5th inst, Norris, Barstow, FIN Havre
for Tybee.
AT at MessiHa 9th ult, Julia Carney, Peak from
Sid 10Th, VIM Robertson, Peak, New York; Eagle
Ar at Rangoon 5th inst, Cora, Coombs, Bombay.
Ar at Table Bay, CGH, Jan 6, Reunion, Emerson.
Montevideo.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-22


Ar at Caibarien 18th inst, barque Fannie H Loring,
Loring, Cardenas.
Sid I'm Sagua 18th, brig Adde Hale, Sheppard, for
North of Hatteras.
At Nansamond. Va, 10th. schs H Prescott. and
Nathan Cleaves. from Portland.
Sch Belle Crowell, from Portland for New York.
is in the close the shore at Long Scope Boston
Bay, and her stern touches at low water. Will come
out all right, with favorable weather.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
, SEW RIMID.ES
! NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPEN sARY
Gz3 kearny street.

- Francisco Established i'll Issl, f,r tn.
treatment Of Sexual And ~ nIiLal Dls. ast. such
g. G"n"rrhea, nIett structure. syphilis IL ali
lis for.ns, Seminal Weakness. liDl-ttIcy, etc.
Skin diseases of Nrsrs standing and lCersi,d
L.,e suCceesfull, treated.
HurriBI. Diseases.
How nap! the usa!l6r OF leIso,ls, both mails
and female, 1T. there he suffering ont =
mis-. n bic existence from tlt ,fft cts OF secret
du'Scrcts. OF ...D -irn- absorbed into tbs. sys-
ten :, Look at IurIr lfall!d =-acis:e,. and dis
figured isces and hi irukou-d"wn constltu-
tione. disqualIty NJ III III for tie happiness Of
marriage the enjcynI, nj # life. In this
horrd situation thousands suffer until death
Clnsr- the scene. Lat parents, guardlsIs
flien's. stt,nd to thos. who arr suf' ing with
sly Of these loInbl-, life -dt ttroy nIslsdl.s
that they cared for and cured f.f,r. II
IL, too late. send them Immediately t" Dir
GIBEON. ply stefan who La. made priysts
disess.s his especial stndy fHE y.xrs, and who il
certain to cure the most IuN.frrAte cast without
MERCURY or any injurious drugs.
Seminal Weakness.
~ niinAl Emissions, the Consequence OF self
xDu>c This solitary vice, or deprayed sexual
indulgence j. practiced by the youth Of both
=, Res IL al almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerrin NJ rtsIity. ia. following train If
morbid symptoms. unlee- conbated ly sCienti-
hc medical measures, viz: Ssllow counter
auce dark spots under thu eyes, pain in the
head ringing i'll the .srs uuis. lik. the rustlin.
Of leaves and rafting Of chsrior., un. ssintss
about the i"ins. weakness Of the limbs. oOnfu-
s--tt Nl-I biunfed IL ct. lre- tf confidence,
dihidtnct in spprnac' ing rangers, dislike 70
form new a.quXiIt- ces, d POSITION To shun
s''sicty. loss II menlv-. hectic 'rshes. pinpl,s
shd various .rup'iore a., II the I res. furrtd
toneu", fotid breath. e"us- :, con '''n tioD.
night s~eafs moD"manls aud iI,t uent in niIy.
IL rrllti BE- not obtained, s.ouid e. ply IAn,-
diai'ly either IL l'ti-uu or 10y tier, .
cure Acted 10y hi- new ana -ci'nritc MODE Of
treating tLi. dlsosse. which n,Ntr fails OF ~,
f. ctins quick and rs1lCa! cure.
Il Red At HOME.
r rsois al distaae' may he CURED AZ
HOME. by addressing 4 itterto pr. GIEBON,
stating cssr. svmpt0m@, IN N = time Jh.. Dis
has continued, AID have I..rdIcInc Irufnp.-
ly toTwsrdt d. free from Gar:ls - and curiosity,
t. any part If The country. with rul and plain
ir,'rlJrs. b. Inserting len Dollars coin. IN
rf4rrtss'a ItIisr, through the fustoffic,' -
ihToUeA Wells, faT-U Go; d p@,EaG- 81 nIedI-
cine VIII bt forwarded To ally part OF he Union.
Correspondents viii please lrfoua Hr. eihbun
that tLey read his al Ser;i~ Ii.ITN III me ATFEAL
sd'ir"ss, DR.. }. r. SISsUN
1t'.a-'N i:0N 1871 Surl trs'4tlNCo,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
ECTECE.
Rio Vista silver ""d Copper Mining
Company.


4 orNVInS Of WORKS. GENNs
Z Nln'u2 District. N"Nnfa Notice l. here by
llvCp that HENRY :. FTTtH on, If she CO
cwr.rs If IT, n nc clgiIas located and own
cd To, the .-l.iC Nisra sIlv,r anil 'opn Mif lug
60" H. Grroa Mining Il5>t:I't Douglas county.
Nfyada las 'Aps nd,d j, II" Ntar 4. l.. 49,.
Uruu >.ir - ms. Tor ial y go l'r 100 ~-nry
.xr,sr Ti'"rss. th.- I'M. Il tlr,-a Eundr'd hmi
.i&:y dnIIarN in Unite. State = IL q, il III ac-
cr-lsI,r with III" AZ; - @, 0,.r' 'T-i Ii IN
Act to lr,sr1ttt tn" !. ~ lU-Ir eat ct thu mining
rs urc,s # thr uit,,i safes approved NaN
L. A J.. 1872 And tl.r til cn."Nr,r> With said
Fitch ale -.cuircd IT, .on riymtc rh' il proportion
81 th, sG'd eNperditUr's. namely: You. Robert
u. Hot liz :. The sCu Uf y -: Nuu. Pctcr W.
Randlo, the sum of 81 r.: You, >iwon 7, walsh,
thu suri 81 81 81. Won ios.' Il A Carrie the >nln
Of : -: YOU. Charles 4. Has kius. the sun 't
If 81 ~: You. Thomas il. Byte, the sun q
81 20: Won Cornelius ]. Eaton. Tho suinot - 81;
You. william T. Fisk. th' sum Of - 80; vow,
Ssyory ". Collins the sem Of 81 g.: you. O. l..
Wheaton. the sum of - A.. you. John q. Hatch
the sum OF 81 ~: you. T.. q. Kellogg ;hc sum II
81 -. yn',. IIlcicn H. IMAM thr sum Of - if;
Won .abal Ws,iu and II Il Potter. the sum Of
81 ~: vou the administrator executor ~ !, gal
sum ot 81 -: yuU. the Administrator. executor.
,r legal II pr, sentatvts If Charles J.. Fitch. de-
ceased, the sum ot So 81 y"u. the a'ninistra-
tor, executor, or legal rcurcSt natives
Of 81 A.: Ven. the administrator. cN-
ecufnr, or legal r.pro sont1tiNes Of George
W. Nickerson. dee astd, the sum II 81 A.: you,
the administrator. executor, or l. gal rCiresonts-
tiv. of Jos ph Ra>rtt"c. deceased. tn. sum Of
81 i3-aIl in the gold aId silver roin of the
nited States; and if al the expiration of ninety
days after the publication al this noiic'. ypu,
or either Of yoI. fail r., G- to cOutrioute such
I proportion upo; your several shares. sud Iuak"
payment to 4 undersigned. the interest of the
delirtau.nt parties in the ssi1 mining claim snd
properry shall and will become the property II
the undersigned who has SIDE the required cn-
Y.-uiirure-.
San Francisco. F,'rU ~ In. u.s..
HENRY =. FITCH.
-, siif rnis ~ Rom
f,l;,-.,s -sA'l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
NOT ICE.
The Bu-nn Ventura "pyerand silver
Mining Go.
GIVEN THAT

NOTICE IL HtREEY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY =. FITCH. one Of the cn-"wntrs
Of the mining clsims located md owned 10y Ite
Butns N,nturs Copper and Silver Mining 90. in
tn D"ncs Mining Dist let, Douglas ceuIll .
Stsi. ut Nevada. has ~ =, uacu IL tn. yrar 4. j..
ls7i NJ ~ sid claims. for labor ana ether n
csssar7 expenditures the sum II 49, hundred
AMI fifteen dollars in Et.ri states gold c"lh. in
sccnrisuII, with the Act uf tnngr'-s, untitled
An Art to pr mote til. dcvrlo. III "f the
minin- - ur,t. ni tn nit d states. hl-
proved Wy 10Th. A u 1872: and inst the CO,
ovIer- with ssii Fitch Ar required To cnntri
but. their Proportion III the sad tNpeni ItureS
n.unly: You. NJ. l.. v i'm. thu SUN at ~ MT:
you. Robert l.. HoI Lis, The. eHni II ~ cent?:
you, Thomas II, flyth". tt. sui. 81 IS cent?
you, A. L. Flint, tho -um Of A. cent?: you. lu-
Glen Herman. the sum uf ~ "7nts: you. Charles
A. Haskins. ii. sum Of A. cents; yhr. J I'm G.
Hatch Tho sumo A. It nts You. the s'lHiuistra-
tor executor M legal y prs nts'ire at Joseph
has"tfee. deceased tn sum OF - cents: y"u,
Lyman b. Rs. thr sun II A. cent?: voc. J,--ph
II. 18th. wson. :he sum Of a. cent. " u. torn'-
lius j. Est"n. tue sum Of a. cents: you. q. l..
Wheaton. the sum VI ~ cent?: you E o. h.i
lugg, the sum Of 45 cents. You, ar"oh Rrtlsfon.
the sum Of ~ e-Its; You. Eliss p he idse. the
sum Of IS cents; you. Robert Merrill. the sun of
81 5s c, ntr; you, Samuel AmirD-... Tia" sum o.
81 RI. you. sSo.x W. Collins. til, sum ri sc t.:
you, bartholomew Canfy. the -Gni "f IS cent?;
You, Nellie Hsstiug-- the suIn at III cents: you.
Eyeliue Ha>fings, The. sGEl ~ 81 c,'rt-: you.
lsskr NJ Me triH tho suIn If ," s.. NUu. tht 40
ministrEtur. executor. or legal r-ITs=. rtstivts
Of IL .. Gsylurd, deceased the .ufu 81 a. cents,
you the sdniinistIatur. ,l-cu'or. cr legal r u
RESI- natives Of Join Tuthill d.rtrs.d. the
Of ~ {. nts: You. the h'iniinIs-IstCr "xc,'u-
tor. y legs! r rex .1tatiy,- II O'riYisn hUrg-.
IL c,,st d II sunI % - c.Lt-; Yen. the aln:inis
tt r. Ir,-Ui,r II LEGAL r r 81 t-tiV'' f J"s.
g. Baldwin. licensed: the suIu Uf - g.: You.
tie sduJnis r;sltr, executor, Ur lr1ul representa-
lives al Charl. l.. ri Oh. d ae-d. tb' sum of
- ~ all il tue Ctid and silver coin Of tl+
Liz. -rd',s: and II AT tn. CEplrarl 81 "a days
sf,-r the publication ut Ills hottie. you, OF
either of you. fail ar r,fuS. to coItrlt ute such
proportion, "a Ii due upon your srv'lGi shares
ana I.lsh" "a! Il; ii tie sums herein publish
ed To the uIder.ign d. tn, interest II the del
lnaurit parties il the aid mining claim and
property shrli a,It. viii become tine property Of
th. '!.r1eI,G. Y L. Lar made the T, IIred =
i enditur,s
SAL Francisco, F bTUary 10th, IS75.
HENRY :. FITCH.
10 aIIto-nta 81, Eo'II :.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
NEWARK
LAND COMPANY,
san .rarcisco Bay. Alalue,la Co. California.



she NEWARK land COMPANY IL now as
sF!IHI1g aEspe; TIE Guarantee Fund paid in
III, Company Will be prepared in March to
talse go people ~ stcsnIboat aid railroad to
ths II towns and lands in .'ne excursion which
VII lie a,rcrtised- b reference 10 the Coast
survey Chart II viii be seen that at Potre-o
Isiat, in front ef Newark the deep water CONES
- the way through the channel from the Paci-
= with tle .. +. Il. K. running III u direct line
.iruu.l IjyeIGlore Pass making This the con-
melting point trtwsen all paris of the United
s:ftes aid by doeo water t. all parts of the
,.tli.c ard tie grra:est IN IiHfacturing point on
,he Bay of san Fr1Lcisco-plelIty of water, good
e. IIia.t .xc.iliit Soil AID easy c0nInunicaf
iI,s land VIII be sod At auction in April in
ct-rss ard ists. Thu Company viii commence
sstive operation in building. etc. soon. For
eli information. eirsulars, maps and subscrip-
t,on, apply at the office of the Company. IG51s
California street, basement, opposite Bank of
Sai.foriiia San Francisco.
SHAS. e. PETERS, Manager.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13

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