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., -. NJ, ,nIu.,men,aI. Association ), l..

Lee Ma 'numentsi association. =
sOrFlcE OF TIE BOARD OF MANAGERS LEE
MoNUMENrAL ASSOCIATION, Richmond, Ya.,
December 6, i. S75.-I0 the Southern Press !:
The General Assembly of Virginia incor.
porated this A. ISOLATION with view to the
erection at Bic smonG "ot monument 10
memory of Ger eral Robert e. Lee"; and
the corporators b ave entrusted the execution
of this trust to /, board of managers com.
posed of the Cove. nor of Virginia, the Urea.
surer of the Comm snWealth, and the Audi.
tor of Pnblic Aceo, ynts. u
II il tba desire o ( The board that every
southern family sha, I be visited, and it Is
believed that the 10 b of January next, the
anniversary Of Geners Lees oirth, Will be
the most suitable day 1, VI Inc general canvass
to take place; and Giro unfiet!ers nave been
prepared requesting O. rdinaries, judges of
counties, and mayors OF Towns IN the SOUTH
ern States to alay off the II respective coun.
ties and towns into nuL 1erous and conve.
nient divisions and appol mt canYassers Tor
each, who, upon official Fotiee gwen, snail
on that day make the doni ciliary visits and
solicit generous contribution 2I;,
1t is right and proper that J. VII tae soatnern
people, and every admirer of .aenerM Lee,
should take part In this display Vot granuia !.
and affection; and there is no nuot tnat Ii
applied to personally they will h9eraHy re-
spond according to their ability. AZ mag se,
however, that some county or tn Wn may De
overlooked, or that some official u az aeekne
or neglect TO respond to the wish es OF toe
board.
Therefore the earnest cooperation OF every
newspaper 10 the southern States, n eigious
and secular, is respectfully invoked.
vi !. TO give timely notice that It Is TIL pur-
pose Of the board, as far as it can be Zone,
10 canvass thoroughly on General L .ee's
birthday every county and town 10 the.
South.
2. That every official who may fail to 4 e.
ceiTe the circular above referred to, beip,y
hereby advised, Is requested to execute the,
same. s:s s,. Il Ia
8. That where an official -negiects or de.
slines to ast, leading citizens OF such local.
ties are solicited TO undertake the canvass
thereof. ss s s e9s! II 4
Il. That all rel urns, shall be made To- the
Zion. r. III. r. Hunter: the treasurer of the
Conraon wealth who q also tbs treasurer Of |
tss bard sIss3,
as win tend 70 make CHS present f5rt emf.
nently successful.
On behalf.of the board.
s, BsssEry FRgSsa, Secretary.
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So llasx

pared ,,r ii. The gald In hand to meet as IS
man 80 il contenbsiS ysmail,a md resumps,oan s
v. auld only end ID general elsas'es any,
renewed suspension. .-..,..'...-. :, :.
il the country settles down to sensible.
yiewsof the question irrespective oil party
feeling we shah resume without embarrass.
mens but Il, Under the mad direction -of
party feeling, resumption Is forced upon Us
before We are ready fortt, II viii take long,
| long years TO deliver us from the terrible CON,
sonuencEak 81 tTS II Z. 8 ~ $50 issyts ~
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B,auSr HAvss's NpHrNA .sfoN or GaASr FOE |
ruR TBrap TERN. III d New YORK. Heratal
saws: ,ssfsow, Ii I mop Haven were 9 Catbo.
lie prelatP, ttst speech would have peer
hailed throughout The country Wild iail.
ana d;sapprobation. But the Bishop 10
ore,ate.of the Methodist Church, oil Whicn
President Grausfs al DESTINATIONS 't-noe
sireera :nembar.~- His church Is. one OLLIE
most powerful In this country. vigorous us ~
its fliscIplIne. tntiring In It's energy. CLOSELY
n SYMPATHY with the masses OF our pe9ple'
rarrsine its faith to the frontiers ana plan.-
iny its churches amid every diseonragmeD' !,
Nefhod,srn re presents 10 the frotesta w re-
iia;ny that missionary PROSECUTING influence
syhich nae riyen Catholicism Its marvellous
nn,.,er Nor do we underrate the Importance
r. q declaration 10 favor Of q third term by a
b;shon Of lie Methodist Episcopal Church.
n shows that President Grant, when be made
his extraordinary speech ut Des Moines. knew
Tho sentiment ia, which be appealed. But We
1 iook ,1aoni this declaration of the Bishop as
deplorabIe from every point Of view. II Is
rea SECTION upon bis religion and an interference
In our politics that we are sure, will be resent
4 al nv the Methodists themselves fhesup.
noses that Methedists will, as a general thing,
i snbmit to be told by clergyman, even1f ne
! Is a bishop, whose duty 1t 10 to win souls TO
Christ, that they must vote one way Or , an
other. their sense of independence will reeel.
fThe declaration O. Bishop Haven in favor OF
] third term will. give new color to the IN
trigues which have been on foot afor some
I time in favor of third term. "'fC..o II
/ The New York Sun remarks: suppose
q Roman Catholic Congress, melted thereto
by, Cardinal MeClosky, should pass resoiu.
ltions advising the election to the presidency
! of Nlden, or Thurmsp, oc any body 81 e, ~hal
a howl there would he throughout the
4 cousitry. All good Pretes;ants would despair
OF the Safe unless they banded themselves
together to destroy the papisi. Yet here
bishop of the more powerful Methodist com.
. muniop, supported BY two .hundrt q OF us
ministers, urges the ee!ectson OF Grant we
know OF nothing inttOsy history OF our re-
4 ligious bodies, Roman Catholic or Protestant
\ that com pareS with the action OF the Metho'
i dist Sabbath.Scbool Union az Bosto 10
;. impertinence and presumption. We are sure
liz will receive general rebuke from the greal
Denomination it misrepresented." e4
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DEATHS.

Died at Deep Greek. Norfolk county, Va, We'd
nesday, December 9Th, Of Group, STANLEY, Sc
cond son Of I,r. land Harriet +. Cherry, In the
seventh year of his age. f,..,s-,.-,-g ..1 i-r. =
Died, between and s. o'clock Saturday morning,
December II, 1876, ut her fathers residence. I'll
Church street, g NE5 VIRGINIA, only daughter
Of Thomas b. and Florence Carter aged fourteen
months and fourteen days. ,ar.-a ,.at,.
Tnon darkliug grave, why hldeih away. IN d.
Her that love beneath the silent clay? @" as
Then take her, o gravel can sit In my pain,
And count the dull years Ill we meet there again
Under the sbadowy tomb.
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spEsTAL NOTICES.
NEW GOODS
FOB eHRlsTMAs.AHDTHE HOLIDAYS,
FOR CHRISTMAS AND The HOLIDAYS

SSszA - II gSssCss ~ ~ Y sk5t! -
Having Just returned from New York with large
and cheap stock Of DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS,
&C., bought from large auctton-sales. am enabled
to pferith eteztest bafsajnsof the season:
PLAID DRESS GOODS at 1ssc.-sold formerly.
at Csc;
PLAID DRESS GOODS at s5cs-sold formerly
e at &0c. ;.fE -
PLAID DRESS GOODS ut s7c.-sold formerly
SOLID. COLOR FANCY DRESS GOODS at Is,
so, and soc. worth Loo. per yard more; d
BLACK. ALPACASs and M0HAIRS al 25, 80,
35, 40, so, go, and 75c. worth from 10 70 2oc.
more fgiye me trial.; SIS
BLACK CAsHMEREs, MERrNos, SILKS, SC.
extra cheap;
PRINCES, In all shades, to match Dress Goods;
600 pieces best CALICOES at 6H, st5, and l0c.;
200 pieces best BROWN and BLEACHED Cot
TONS at 6H, 81, 10. and / 2hc.; .te 49, -
100 pieces WHITE and COLoRED FEANNELS
80 at 25, so, 35, 90, and soc. ,ft5@ 81
A large and cheap stock OF .,.f' Is s'o
s.3.1. CAssIMERES, SHAWLS, BLANKETS,
- QUILTS, SKIRTS, at 81 sol b5.og
.,,,t WATERPROOF4 CT Otis, &C.; ;cs
go KIDGLOvES, CLOTH GLOVES, zk
BUCKSKIN GLOVES, al. ia see ~.
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs, -
LACE HANDK ERCHIEFS,
- PLAIN 81 tNDkERCH1EFs,, ---
STRIPED HOSE. $780, FEri.sr Zee
Gil SOLD-COL0R HOSE, 8Fts@sI ~
-. WHITE HOSE. ....... s.'.ssf~
{ CORSETs, RIBBONS 49,. 80 -
SCARES, BUTTONS, $685. SIX
TRIMMINGS, &c. ..-...I-..5
A large and cheap line OF
Ladies' and GEfLDREN'S FUfS.
yy f..ra 81 AIarge and good stock of .
GEN I'll MEN'S FGRNI3hlNG GOODS. ~
E!f H7EIs = : And lots Of other y - 81
GOODS EoR Oh, sI5l MAS and NEW-Y EAR.
Call at q, -g,t WILLIAM !THALHlMEEs,
de Is sol Broad street.
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TAXES.
HITY TAXES FOR 1875.

"
.... CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, November 81, 1870. )
This office will be open daily from 0 O'Clock A.
NJ to O'Clock r. NJ. from The ] 9TH 10 the 31sT
DAY OF DEUFMBER, Inclusive, for the purpose
of receiving from any person who has already paid
one half only Of the city taxes charged to him the
remaining half; and that
? TEN PER CENTUM =,
will be added to the amount Of said remaining half
of the tax charged In every case where the party
assessed shall fail 10 pay said remaining half within
the time SO limited. ;.s1.
But In case any person having failed to pay, IN
the month Of June one half Ut the city taxes due
from such person shall fail TO pay The whole mount
thereof on or before the LIST day of December
there shall be added .3
i!>S'...-.1 TWENTY, PER CENTUM a5
upon the amount OF the tax so remaining due" ::
The Collector would especially call attention TO
= '~t4 ~ REAL AND.PERsoNAL. 1# IN
In addition TO the twenty per cent to be added he
Is drec ed by ordinance 10 post copy of all dein-
quent, personal bills at The front door OF the City
fail during the February term OF the Hastings
Court. JOHN +. REGNAuLT. :.
5 de lin tss -sa.s.tS,@ Collector.
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MARwsaSiEs.

Married at the residence of the brides mother,
Thursday mornfug, November 25, 1873. hy the
Miss LOULIE Y. NJ UkkILL, daughter of the late
Dr. Leroy Murriil, Of Nelson coursy,V Va; both OF
The Ba1timorean, So,tthside Sentinel, and sr.
Louis mol papers please copy. y >
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The Wing plainly shows that <Independ-
ents--men who, being Conservatives, at.
!, tempt to resent the failure OF the party to
nominate them by resisting their authority
are logically enemies Of their race and of
the best interests Of the Commonwealth. We
commend its sound views.
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FLORISTS.
FLORISTS.
~-~~-~~~~~~~-~-~~o~~~~~~~~~~
ToLER' 4 HOOPER FLORISTS. a.

Having purchased OF the former owners the gar.
den known as ''HoLLYwooD FLOWER GARDEN
situated on the corner of Cherry and Albemarle
streets, and adjoining Hollywood Cemetery. we
have entered into a co-psrtnership under The hrm
aud style of TOLER & HOOPER. We are now
prepared 20 furnish the public with FLORAL DE-
SIGNS and DECOKA lions for Funerals, We'd
dings Pleasure Parties, &c., &c. '
All kinds OF work done In cemeteries and at prl-
yate residences, such as GRADING. TURFING, SET.
TING PLANTS, Trees, SHnUBBERY. &c. promptly.
Our Mr.. ToLER having. been for the last seven.
teen years with Mr.. John norton tforisl we feel
confident that with his practical knowledge of the
business all work entrusted 10 will be done In such
manner IS 10 give entire satisfaction.
in retiring from business most cordially recon- :.
mend the new firm TO all of my former patrons anu
tn public generally. w. A. y. Shi TH,
de 1I-S&M2t Agent.
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80 FRESH CoD.LIyER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

We have Just received 9 supply az our AEplct.
SALLY PURE CODLlVER OIL, which Is MADE ony
Of HEALTHY, FRESH LIyERs, and has fne ebao nsr
inent or physicians and patients thai IL IL ao .
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH and MORO fe@0"'
's'''' 49, : } $3.50 MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Phsrtnscists,,
mol 0l0Nain street. RicbMono-'s
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CONCERTS.

CONCERTS. 49,
A SSEMBLY HALL, DECEMBER 10TH.
- GRAND SACRED cANTATA
RICHMOND CHoRAL ASSOCIATION.
BRLsHAzzAR,s FEAST; OR, THE FALL OF
BABYLON Tin Character and Costume).
Belshazzar, King of Babylon. Baritone.
Nitoeris- Queea-Mothf of Be!shazzar.. soprano.
Lady Of the Court ..Cont5allo'
Full Chorus of Lords and Ladies' at The Feast.
JEWS.
DaDiel-the Prophet. Tenor.
Hannaniah..... ....."......".. 80. baritone.
Two Jewish Maiaens. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; conirallo.
Full Choius of Jews and Soldiers.
The ASSOCIATION has spared neither time nor
money In making This frstGlass enter tainment.
PROF; REsSNlCHS full orchestra has been en-
General admission. SO cents; reserved seats, 75
srss e osda so ls 5Aa fEsgp eIE
. ,ss5'i.. H. JENKINS,
de list a ~ 60 &E @f Stage Manager.
GRAND CONCERT. r g..
J BENEFIT UFYoUNG MEMS: CHRISTIAN
" u! ASSOCIATION LIBRARY FUND. .--
ASSEMBLY HALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA.
Ma. N. srUART TURNER. ........ DIRECTOR.
@' ~ - PROGRAMME: go. - =
-. - - - PART /.
l. Overture. 49,, .Kessnich's Orchestra
g. Trio-Ernani. Scene VII. Is. 3. E)....... Verdi.
Mrs. ". JOHNSON, Mr.W Ii. GRANT, d.,
and Mr.. A. SALE WATKINS. t.a- '
s. Tenor solo-From La File de Madame Angot:
Mr.. I'D. REDFoRD. f =.
4. soio-soprsMn ss lsaA REIsHAnD.
8. Chorus" Hail to Thee, Liberty ~. .Rossini.
6. Baritone Solo" Lord, whom my Utmost Soul
Adoreth Prayer Gy:;;Sa $500. hii'er.
ISIS PART ii.
/. Solo and Chorus-aAwake. The Night is Beam
ing .DOnlz I'LL
Sols-Miss- MARY GeODE, OF Norfolk.
2. Soprano Solo-RonGo Nella Favorita.. Donizeti.
Mrs. Z. w. ROBINSON. ~
8. Quartette-" Long for Thee IT. 7. B. b.
Messrs. BEDFORD, ,BALMER. cHAMBERIAYSE,
4, Solo-soprano-" Anch' 10 Dischiuso "-Caya-
Una from Nabucooonosor. ..............V Verdi.
Miss MARY 6ooDE.
s. Quartette-" Bella Figiia Deli Amore,n Rigo-
etto e. FL: Mrs Eonisso srol.
and Mr. GRANT.
9. Chorus, with Soprano Solo Land Of the Trum-
pet ana the Spesr ..DoniEeia.
solo-Mrs. JOHNSON.
Admission, rs cents. Tickets fer sale by menu
beers and friends Of The Association and at Associa-
ton Hail. Reserved seats czn be secured at Wyatts
mrsic-store without extra charge on Saturday at
i Doors. open at 2 O'clock Concert commence a.
8 O'Clock. 1859. sy9- ~ de 1Os4t
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LACE TIES. LACE FrcHUs, Tfssv,
and SILK TIES.
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erGENrLEMEN's DRESS sHiRTsin
great variety; 10 ~ 80 81
BOYS, uNDERsHIRTssu and DRESS SHIRTS 81
BOY 81 PAPER EULLARS AZ 8 ant i0c. = box;
BoYSLIHEN C0LLARs at 40c. per dossn s5ss
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
In the iates styles; ~ & 3s
PAPER COLLARS aud CLOTH, FACE COL
LARS In grea. variety e &
GENTLEMEas5A MEDIC sFED FEAENEL;
SHIFTS and DRAWERS; SIC Ssssl s9s
GENTLEaRNSu SDsRsizikTS and DRAWERS
from SOC. mp 10 The best manu- sciured
GENTGEMEE,S HAaDKEHCH I'll Rsand TIES.
IN great variety az LEVY BROTHERS,.
DELI ~
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aTINiTIAL. HEMSrITCHED. LACE,
EMBROIDERED, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and
q TAPE-BoRDEn HAHDKERCHIsFs #
COLLARS and CUFFS Ia sets, In great variety, at
extremely low prices;
LAUE BARBE5 and COLLARS
HANDKERCHfEFS for children IN great variety
PRINTED CAMBRIC COLLARS, and CUFFS 70
match, ut 40c. aset worth Of |; s.s
MUSLIN GAPS at 25 aud SOC. worth double the
money. LEVY BROTHERS
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a large stock Of BLACK CAcuysRy
ALPACA, MERISo, CRAZE
,i CLOTH, HENRIETTA CIOru
BoABAzISEs, BIARITz, &c.
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1000 Gets Of COLLARS and crFrx.
500 sets of FURs Tor ladies and
misses:
SraLssKIs CAPS FOR ladies, misses,
>. and children.
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G ARRIAG E. and TRAVELLING.
BoBEs, from low prices " finest
imported.
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I 1000 SHAwLs for ladies and misses
- from 25c. up to $50.
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DRESS GOODS AND CASHMERE De.
PAYMENTS. - Great reduction
Tin prices to close out this seasons
stock. -
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BLACK and CoLoRED DRESS SnYs
beautiful grades. at low prices.
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FANCY HANDKERcH1Yy.por,s
Y REAx PorST D'EsPACys
LAcEs and IssERTISGs.

BERLIN SILK SAsHEs, HAsp-Es,p
I n / SAqUEs and HOODS.
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TABLE.LINENs and TOWELS,
NAPKINS, D0iLIES, TIDES,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
IMAHsEiLLES QUILTS, BLASKrrs,
COMFORTS, &C. 4nr
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rrRE,T,lItl(as.

g,z...- - OFFICE GRAND SECRETARY,a
RICHMOND, November 20, 1875. { g
THE GRAND ANNUAL CON. gN%yg@
L VOCATION or the GRAND ROYAL EZxNs
ARCH CHAPTER OF VIRGINIA viii kZLE@sSA
lie held at st Albans Hail on II tuesday,. SNeSaS'S
December 16, 1875. ut O'Clock P. ID. .sst .as
~ ~ !s.s VIII. 81: II1fi} JOHN DOVE.
no 29.tG n stt Grand Secretary
- ,!s ifrgss oFFICR GRAND SECaETARY,li
s., z,,s;n j, HICHMoSDs November 20, S75.5
THE GRAND ANNUAL co Ma ;.
Il MUEICATION of. the GRAND ~
LODGE OF ANCIENT, FREE AND AC-ISV\
FCEPTED .MASONS OF VIRGINIA. vii! meet at
So, Albaus Hall, In this city, on MONDAY, Decent
tsr 8, 1875, al 6 O'Clock z. 81. u ! : 1
By order OF WILL1AM B. TAIIAFERRo, u: w.
g. NJ JOHN DOVE.
no 2o.td 5,fs, il !t.s-fr III = Grand Secretary
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UNDERWEAR in large variety foe
ladirs, gentlemen, and children.
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b AL ORAL and BOULEVARD
SKlaTS In endless variety.

Thousands Of other USEFUL Ar
TIcLEs FOR THE HOLIDAYS car be
80 ~ gift
found at 81
sYCLE BROTHERS,
~ r.,
429 Broad street,
al between Fourth and Fifth.
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ZEAL LACE HANDKERcHrsFS.
ABR0iDBREp HASDEKBcHIgPs.
INITIAL HANDK,ERcHtEFS.
LAIN and UNRESTRICTED HAsp.
KEHCHIEFS. =
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CLOTH, BERLIN. and KID GLOVES
l., and GAUNTLETS for, ladies and
gentlemen. F."
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EANcY-STRIPE HOSE for ladies. GER
n ftieWeu, aud children IN great va
ii riety. egosr;
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-21

THE oRMSBY HOUSE,
Carson aad Second 9t1ests
oA.sa CIV. NsvsAA
oE0. .. FRYER PROP.
fhA vi kDsv1 hstA has bssa ssl0gsA nd
rsso.skvsssA Dta u ssssssay ~ sU9ssssass
1t =, W@ @asstisaASlU ~
Desr PUBLIC HOUSE. N NEVADA
eupassss s.ytAng x ~ SanA. ~ sasSs;
SPACIOUS DINING HALL
Mas.iAeent Parlors and Splendid
Suites sf Rooms,
Csmbtas - Aahs II s~ppfy . want leoS felt
hrs md thrsughsut NE 6tats. Ne psins sr
expense will ~ spared n the CULINARY
pHPARTAKSr, and nothing taAt the markets
Of the PasiAs csast aEUrd VII 10 ea.bstsA frs0
tho table.
rs correspond with sAs general s>eeaes Of
ths he.se 1HK BAR will be kept en- q Plan
second to nothing IN San TrsEoisse: sad the
BILLIARD ROOM will always b lrHt- siAss in
Ill i,S .,vei s4>ea&e.
TaE WEsIfRx vR.sM TstxssAPa ssAaPksr
Havs Al oflcs in tAs heusc; sad Al pose1ble
facilities will be afforded TO
Guests, Families and the FravsHns
Public.
A sksrs of pubhs patronage h solicited.
GEO. o. FRYER,
tanI Proprietor.
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ANOTHER NEW STOCK OF
FURNITURE.
Geo. W. Kitzmeyer,

HAS JEST RECEIVED LARSK STOCK
M Of the latest styles Of
VALIANT Chamber Suites
Parlsr Suites.
gsMs Elegant S!deDeras.
Wardrobes, Bookcases,
WRITING DISKS AND TARLLS Or ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
The above gseds come all direct frcn Eastern
GaAufactoriss. made Of solid walnut, and have
the most desirable oil iinsh. A large variety Of
Camp Chairs. Psrler. Office. Dining
and Kitchen Chairs.
which ksvs all been bought East st special
low rate, thcreiors want il to be known that
will sell eft this entire stock at like SPECIAL
LOW FIGUEE. l also have on hand a large
variety OF
Lounges, Spring Reds,
Hattrasses and rilIsws,
Made right here, and the durability Ind style
can be beat nowhere. / cordially invits shs
ladies and gentlemen to call at my store and
lock at my stock; gs and see elsewhere and
compare goods; then. IL eter tie beat bargain,
will so thspkfal fer yoHr patronage.
aGse-H $50. v. kITLkEYEE
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APPLICATION vOR PATENT.

IA Notice No. 293.-U. y. survey No. 81
u. =. Land Office, Carson CITY, Nevada, October
18th, 1878. - Notice IL hereby givon that tho
ATHENS GoID AND SILVER Mrsiso COMPANY, .
corporation existing under and by virtue OF tho
laws Of the state of Nevada, and whose post
Office address aud principal place Of business ls
Carson city. Nevada, has tais day by u, y.
KELLY it's duly authorized and appointed agent
made application for n u. :, Patent u one
thousand u 0o0l linear feet of q certain vein or
lode Of quartz or other rock in plate bearing
gold and silver and other precious metals and
known as and called the ATHENA IoDE AND
CLAIM, situate, lying and being in The kagle and
washoa Valley Mining District. ormsby County
and State of Nevada, tWethcr with all dips,
spsrs, angles and variations, with surfaces
ground siy hundred fest I'm width for the con.
venent working thereof, and known and dcsis-
mated on the field notes and Official plat on tlo
in my Office ~ U. y. Survey or Lot No. - In
Sections Nos. II and Is Township No, ID north
in Range M. 10 east Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian. the exterior boundaries OF said Lot
No. 3s being as follows, to.Nit' Beginning ~
Post marked Athens Co, u. :. survey No. SO
Post No. /, located on north cast.rly slope about
one mile north castorly from old Monitor saw
mill and whence bears the Carson tint south
~ degrees 55 minutes east wiEnic Ranch house
north 6s degrees 10 minutes east and running
from said post No. /; first course south 81
degrees 55 minutes west At 3a0 feet the south
west corner post NO of the Mint Mining Co.'S
L. s. survey No. 81 coo feet to post No. 2.
thence second course south 3dcgrc"s ~ minutes
east 900 feet TO post No. y, thence thiru COURSE
north o. degrees b minutes uast at 800 feet is
south centre stake, whence bears the quarter
section corner On the east line or section IL
Township is norh IN Range II east Mount
Diablo Meridian south degrees - minutes
east 93j feet, GO feet to pOst no. 4, thence
fourth course north degrees 80 minutes west
900 feet TO pest No. the point ~ beginning,
containing 10 r7.lUBth acres. lesrngs .x-
pressed from true meridian, Magnetic varia-
tion IL !. degrees east, survey made 20 accord
with the record Of location The labor aud i'm.
IroNements consist of M incline and cuts. This
claim il bounded on the north by the Mint cos
claim L. :. Survey No. 81, ana on tie south,
east and west by no known claimants, Tho
location OF this elaim Is of record and may hc
found in Book Is pags a. OF the Mining records
nf Eaglc and Washoe Valley Mining District
kept p the Office OF thu Mining hocorder at
Carson City, Nevada. Any ana all parsons
claiming adversely any portion Of said Athens
Gold and silver NniBg Oompanys claim or
ground az h,rcinb,ture desriibed, arr required
- hle their adverse claim with tie Register OF
the 4. :, Land once, at Chrspn ,ity. nevada,
during tho Iixty dayE period ut publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue ui the
provisions Of the statutes.
octaO.G5; \. wAfTZ. Register.