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CONNOLLi.-Nov. -. at A A.. OF ilsO t-t IT Tue
hear, Carries Connolly. aged ~ We r..
The funeral Wnl take pl zee iruu the residence n hf
hroher-ia. Law j, T.. Erenuan .d hitc ~, 1fmre-
da Nov. 80 AT p. NJ The rciatyes and friends arc
invited - attend.
HNlEs.-On Monday morning 27th inst Lrr,bcfb.
wife Of James HAYES
llr rcla les aud ~ ,uisof the far'iy are rc.prct
fnly inviet To- sft"nd me funeral rom her lt'c
dtn,r tH' HIN IT, on Ne.nt. ny. go 20 Nsi, 100 ~
urloVk A. v. Her rtmeins WIN be r.nflNtd "a ST.
Httf.CA'r Nurllral, cum iis. If
QUEEN will be- on Tor thr rcppse OF hur sOui nrucu
to 4 ~ 4ry Ccu'ttry fur 'nfcrui .ut
KRUSt ON MONDAY. NON. ~. 1870 GIsCua ktusc.
RgoI 80 Ncirs. months aud ddYs
The rel tlvch ana flUuds. mi 80 the members or
Amt Nend, net tuh are resDtc tluly INV ca 90 attend
tlU funeral on lhufrday, NOV. ~, a. O'cOrh from
the RESIDENCE u her son, 80! "a A., beacon IN d
SOthsH
Lot StR'-In Paris. France on Tuesday. Hny es.
Mitnildc, believe Nrc vt Frederick LJe,er BrVVk.
yn, \. y. IN het 3Sta J"dr.
kGuce ot funeral hereafter.
MukIE,-ln M.ldetuwn. Orange county. y. ! GU
Nov q. Nj James Murti, AZ OF 30 Cranberry H.,
Brooklyn, n. Y,
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TUE DIG NOM FORGERIEs.
4 prisoucr Against whom One Hundred In
dictmeais are Pending,

The subj ct Of the remarkable bond for
zeues Of 1872 Is once more UNDERGOING the scru
my of the law. Roberts aud OIeasOn are serv-
ny terms IN state PRISON Tor tner part III the
business. ono Of the gang, who, under the
uaine OF CHARLES RastpD, obtained In person
t9OOO from the National Trust Company, aud
ksJ,yU from tho New York GulTan,ee aud In
aemnlty Cum any, giving "a securty forged
bonds Of the Buffalo, Now York and Erie Rail-
ROAD, ~ on ina before Cniei Justice DAVIS. lie
q uefendou Dy A, Oakley Han District Attorney
PHELPS, assisted ~ George ". Lyon, appears Tor
,he state.
The prisoners vacant stare and distract man
ner are NJ IA. ans suggestive OIL tde buld,
surOit operator that the ponce represent nm TO
be. lhcY shy mat 10 II native OF New Orleans,
wnrre lac began his career as a sac thlyI ;
III 4 ne W next known US morse tllei aud q
confidence IA u IN Missouri. and hterw IA ue-
rhinea Uurglaf, liying MS attention manly 10
banks, Hnd tlat II WAS ne, with Roberts aud
tlsasun, Nhu furnished the capital 10 Mrllpn-
aid aud lidwell TO u'rpetratc tie Bank Of Eng
land foIgelies, fDr "ncn they are both serving
HE teiins IN a Brush pri-N u. intre are 100
,ndiCtine NJ against The liisOnef Tor making and
ntleiinH counterfeit .ilruad bond, nhdpr tue
name " ca his tdl-tOi, dii4s " altef y, rht n
nan, alias W Ter "A. stewart.
The Ter lmony Yesterday related manly TO the
lTlayuCI . lQeutltt.
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TIE DUTY OF THE HOUR.
THE DANCE WHfCH OTERHANGs
the REPUBLIC.



from ne JournaIoC Commerce.
Tho danger Is most imminent. We do
not refer now TO the danger OF rebellion, or
revolution. or anarchy, or even Of an unright-
eous conclusion "a TO the result 81 the recent
election. After all legal remedies have been
exhausted we should counsel submission to far
greater wrongs than the defeat " the peonle's
will by INSCRIPTIONS canvass rs and dishonest
returning boards rather than see "A single sword
unsheatned in civil strife Nothing can justify
fratrl tidal war out the lnniction 81 an Outfago
which IA more intolerable than death. The
trouble now upon us Is the fruit OF tho unsettled
condition " political affairs. and II Is one which.
IL not soon arrested. will be past all remedy, no
matter who shall sit In the Presidential chair.
, rade and commerce have teIt the emil
through all their veins. and the whole system Is
fast becoming paralyzed. AT wholesale or re-
tail In store or factory or shop all business i II
The next step, II the wheels are not soon In mo-
ton. will be a widespread tnincial Dtnic
touching every material interest and sooner or
later reachtng WITH its gaunt skeleton fingers
every home in tho land.
No man with the incubus Of this public rest
lcs snesa upon him can embark In any serious
enterprise with hone Of profit Negotiations for
new lrms OF partnerships are suspended many
engagements not yet ratified have been can
Ceiied and no one, unless II ~ the professional
pontcian, can look into the future, near or re-
mote. without strange mlsgiving IA TO what II
II the policy upon which certain INSCRIPTIONS
political leaders seem To have settled Is adopted
without chcrk from those to whom they look
Tor support, we see no hope OF Improvement in
the tniee months TO come. Nor even then,
the new Administration be accepted as the rul-
ing Government. will there be any lifting Of the
horrible weight from the public mind whether
right or wrong. the feeling will be cherished by
more than naf the legal voters OF the country
that they nave been cheated out Of party tri-
umph, and that power has not scrupled to per-
petuate itself 10y an armed hand against the pop
ular will, thus overthrowlng the very foundation
Of free Government.
From all that we can gather bv personal inter-
course with the strong and upright men Of the
Republican party, we can safely affirm that II IA
their private conviction Mr. 1iden was fairly
elected and IL entitled to the Office They are
not willing to be held responsible for a contrary
result, and vet they must see that II they sit sti
the manipulatons OF those who nave assumed
control OF the machinery will fasteu the odium
OF defeating him upon the organization to when
they belong.
The merchants, bankers and men OF business
In this METROPOLIS who have lent their aid to the
dominant party, and have been more or lets
identified with II. cannot evade he res JOnsibili
" which - thrust upon them by these passing
events. IL thev neglect tue DUTY Of the hour,
thoy cannot hope to escape from the disastrous
result.
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The Danger To the Republic.

Perhaps there are hardly five persons
out II hundred In this country who have any
real conception of the great danger which now
threatens the very existence Of our constitu-
tlona torn OF Government. they do not know
that they are st nding on a volcano, and, Xix .
the people before the delugc, they carclessly
feast aud dane.
We have no esitation here to assert that. bit
terly as have opposed Hayes. We would ten
thousand times sooner see him enter the White
House to-day with the constitutional guaran-
tees still intact and the ballot box still the
spected arbiter OF our political affairs. than
have him inaugurated on the fourth Of March
noXt by fraud, and the sanctity Of the ballot
box DESTROYED.
In the first case there would at least be hop,
for the future 10 the latter case all would he
dismal and gloomy. Indeed, II the Returning
boards Of the three southern states count
Hayes in, though he may not have received q
l'wful majority 81 the votes Ia those states.
then the =" beginning OF the end " of tue repul,-
lie viii have commenced.
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The Republican Parry Newspapers Clearly
Decrthed,

From. DOM IfdTs Letter IA ne Cp0HHan Enquire.
one gets Il comforting confidence in the
lnteln1ence aud PATRIOTISM OF the press by road
lug the Republican ORGANS nowadays These
tlttor- contemplate these slsniac n prepara-
tons that indlcate "a complete and open over
throw of self government with complacency
that i only DISTURBED by the fear that they m y
fail. Were Grant tomorrow or to-day to assume
the role 81 Dictator, We should nnd the CiHcni-
ndt Gdl,ttc and lanes, Dayton Journal, and
other organs of that nA hu,r.hin, for the one
man who was aole IN the CRISIS 10 save his
country,
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Giving New York Ciiy the slip. and Hurry
ing on to Vicksburg.

CIvIng New YORK tiIy The SID. and Hnrry-
ing on to Nicksburg.
over two hundred persons inquired AT
the New York Hotel for jefferson Davis after
the fact OF his return from Europe on Saturday
last was made known. he hotel clerks knew
nothing about him except that the, had rooms
prepared for Mr.. DAVIS, wife. and daughter and
they mad not occupied them. 1hereupon astory
Ro' nnoat that Mr.. Davis was dangerously III Ia
private house. The TACT u. that as soon as the
Adriatic reached her wharf, hts baggage was
obiigingh checked without examination hy or
der Of Gen. Nichols; he entered a hack with his
family. ana was driven to the Pennsylyania Rail
road staff m and there he purchased tickets Tor
Memphis. telling friend at the time that no
had business engagement In NicksOurg which
would compel him to be Ia that city ON the l-t
of December. within an hour al ier ms arrival
III port he was en- route for the southwest
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New ORLEANS, Nov. q Tho EmDifc is
the title OF a new tri-weekly newspaper which
made rs appear nee on the streets OF New
Orleans to-day. At the head OF the first page Is
a represent ition ~ medal, be ring the VIC.
nettc OF Grant wearing a laurel wreath, aud sur
rounded by the Inscription, Llyrses, impera-
tor" Beneath Is the motto. " The Empire 10
peace" The following is the prospectus Of the
Empire
Its object Is to lead In the van OF the gather
inc hosts II lmperialists, who from all sections
OF tnis country are looking To the silent man AZ
the White House to come forth. and with ms
strong arm a. dictator save us from anarchy md
ruin III the person OF either rlden or Hayes"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

Victor fely, the son Of Francis Fcly. pawn
broker ~ $40 Court street. BROOKLYN IL missing, and
his departure his father has missed $1,000 worth
Of property. The son Is 'houi tweniY'one years Old,
anu mas led fast ME Eighteen months ago. wmlo his
father kept paQnsnop IA Front street, Victor slipped
away wih $3.50 Wnrh "t property, Ahd Young ar,
whOiu lie e uinci IS D. -rN Vcinchrt, went from home
about the sam time. victor wa arrested, and son
truccd 10 Yc IN the peuitrntltry. ON hls rurase,
about hyc muntLa ago his fAthrr took nm ulrk and
plac d lin ma cldrRr % t1c pi~nsn0p. On hti Mon
uay, the elder rely returned nom an auCtVu Ia
Nov ! VTA the boy nHu ned.
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iJEfLOUs MANS SUICIDE.
Two Lives Made Wretcbed BY n Young Illus
bands -uspicion-rhen the Pistol.

Two Lives Made Wretcbed BY n Young Illus
bands suspicion Then the Pistol.
william w. Drake of 81 Newark avenue,
Jersey City. borrowed Oficer Mould's revolver
on Monday night, saying that he wished 10 shoot
cats. YESTERDAY morning the neighbors were
aroused by the report OF a pistol. and Drake
was found unconscious and bleeding on an ex-
tension roof that led from the back room. He
died In few minutes. The ball entered the
hegrt. The pistol was found living In the yard.
Drake "a foreman In LorllMd's tobacco
factory. He had IN attractive wife. lie was
Jealous and suspicious Of ner. aud on Monday
nllht he told Chief Of Police Champncy Of his
suspicious Mrs. Drake saws that he walked out
ON the extension to craw cider His foot
slipped and the pistol fiing Was discharged.
Sue had previously said that no carried tue us
credit the accidental theoTy. Drake married
her from the tobacco factory when 1t was IN
BROOKLYN. His jealousy made their lives
wretched. He once set spies on her track and
even had them domiclled IN his own home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

The bronze bust OF Horace Greeley Is in posi-
ton on IL granite pedestal the crest Of Locust mn.
In the most charming qu'rter Of Greenwood Gene.
terry, and wor,men acre yesterday putting into their
placer the bronze tablets on opposite faces Of the
pedestal rhe ns rpUon, Horace Greeley, Born Fco-
fuary 3. 1871. Died Nov 20. 1879 Founder 81 the
New YORK ribunt, IL GA one Of III tIbcts ana on the
other Is carved reprrsentationo OF he printer Gree -
WORKING at his tase A ruue plough II CAVeu IN tie
granite side of IN" base pen AMI scroll IN tue
other. The monument i surrounded Oy granite cop.
ing feet hgh. The out nt pres NJ Is YelIVd, ana
viii remain 50 until Dec, !, the day nAed for Ae un
tIttH
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AN ACTOR BADLY HURT.
What NAV be Fatal TO Mr. John Drew-A
Case Made Mysterious by Conccnimrnt

Cn-e Made MysIcriOu- by tOnccnIm"nt
A rumor yesterday said that Mr.. John
Drew. an actor In the Ffth Avenue Theatre.
had been seriously wounded by a blow with u
cane. According to the account current am )ng
theatrical folks, Mt. Dre~'s skull was cracked
in front aud hs eyesight injured. on Sunday
night. Surmiscs "a to who had inflicted tho
hurt and why. aud where. were various Mr.
Steuh,n Fisk. the business manager of the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. said Yesterday that the
blow was struck by "A friend while "~Nylarking; -
but he would not tell wher' MIR. Drew WAS and
nation.
Mr.. Drew is a Young son Of Mn. John Drew,
the man ger % the Arch Street Theatre, Phila-
Tvs company two seasons. lie Is repre-
scented exemplary In his habits. and his
{ lends say that he could not have been con-
c,rned In drunken br wi. he evident desire
to hide tho facts IL really all That supports tue
theory VI bis hAying been bur. IN a fracAs.
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1'rrn,on's Murder My.,ery.

Coroner Bodne OF trenton has been inform ed
mat Michael Coleman, whose mang cd body found
on the railway was docoi ed into gambling saloon,
and while there Piled with drugged duor until he be
came stupid, He was carried INTO a back room and
kent nnn night ami TIA he Was al owed 10 ttagser
The man VINO aCcuWpanl, d Coleman 20 the saloon
that ne put nm on train AZ knsgOd station
N n.glt brtorc I've nudY wa ftuud. coroner BOWne
hl received two GLonynOut letters, one OF which a..
rges that COlrhlan wah dfueget 70 bed anl lana on
~ fracs ana the Othtr that h wa Killed. robbed, and
uir Il on the ttaCn. coroner II, dne saws at o. e-
man received ~ oh 10" dal before hS dealt aud bought
a 0Uat fvT o. The rrlni % ~ - we're iuund IN MIN.
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low HAYES H. 10 be Inaugurated.
Wa,lmal0n c.,teYona.nee p Me ononnaa G.

NeitilL
Grant will entertain the theory OF the
Republican parry. and 10 all ead IN the face OF
the Democratic protest. to tnaugurate nayos.
I nat theory, as undcrstood here. Is smply this {:
That II the ltcturning Boards Of Louisiana and
F.Ori1a ,Soutn Carolina seems out OF the way
nON) declare that HAYES " entitled. by yittue Of
the election on the tn inst, % the electoral
votes 81 those state, and he aDpears thus to
have Ia votes. he Is elected beyond question or
qIibhle aud no unlawful act can overthrow the
decision. wnile NJ unlawful act will be permit
ted to do 50; That, III counting the votes ia Feb
Tuary. neither House Of Congress, the Vice
President. nor anv.Other ogauiz tttun or official
on earth. has power to change, throw out or In
any manner inf,If re with the returns certihed
up from the States TO the Vice President; tn {
an attempt to throw out any II these returns,
tn disregard them or the verdict they give, will
bs revolutionary, to be met anu defeated by anv
means that may oe found necessary To sus-
tain tails theory the 7. e-ident stands committed.
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MONS or ENrLRrIiNuANr,.

i m Davenport IA 20 apnear as Rosdltnd u
the lnanhsglN!Is matinee ~ ihe Fam avenue lhta'r,
The TuanKsgiving mu-ic | festival IA the
Academy OF Music ls evening pTOlnihts ~ he event
II unusual interest
Biwin Booth IL u appear aa Claude hHnOiL
the THANKSGIVING niatirfe IN he Lyoeuln Theatre,
aud 40 Leftucc,O, the jester, "a che tVeulng.
Prof. Cromwell illuminated WOnders OF tho
World In Masonic Tempe, TSenty-thlru street sud
bxt1 avenue are announced for Thanksgiving alter
nVVD anu evening
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William A. + wl"r, SINH g. marched into the
BrooKYn CitY work. Board yesterday with An ON lal
cory OF the Proceedings " the Common Council that
declared the charge a'ansi him mot proven" tie
resumed ms scat long ii ic of Commits Nor I'd lm-,
handed The paper a. he recorded m the minutes I
tht board ami proceeded 10 the huhiu irulu On
he h.u Dcuu relieved snCe the ON 81 september,
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CmcAGo. Nov. -. Con. Crook, under date of
c 4np on crazy Wonaus FOrt Nov ~, rep rts thas
COL Macsenzc. Fourtn Cavalry, auacNed Cneyenue
camp. conslsnp Of hundred odges, on the est Fork
Pow der trr tan -5fn lutl, piuring The WI 90
ana me grom,r portion OF the Indiln herd Tie ~
0n both sGes 4 thought 10 he consul IA ne, nut ms
not been dchIltfY hrceftlln'd' Liell' Mth.huN
uurtn { Nv RI 81 led When tn courier ltii tue
y eAthcr was very severe.
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Discharge of,he Prisoner with Poetic look.

Henry Jacobs. the ex-Brooklyn saloon keeper.
Who looks ike the poet wall whitman, before
Judge Ncson in the CIty Court Yesterday wit Of
habeas corpus lie mad Oeen committed Tor me Grand
Jury charge made ny August Frank AMI Henry
sturn' aeon eeepers, who accused mn % having 90
tanned money from them uy feprcsentlng thar ne had
fuenCe preyt nj their indictment for Noi ting
sundaN liquor law. Judge Ntilsuu nrd Yesterday hat
the law ana not rDiect VINO lott IN money! even
through fraud, IN an att mt to shCld himself from
results Of an offence he cHmmi tel; furthcrm re-,
IN the SdtuCe hal not made Out statutory crime.
lie discharged the prisoner.
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businfss Nollf,s.

While PHrkcr'> i.inGrr Tonic suhdur- irri.
tauon II toe stomach ana Oovel equal erica
clous IN IT. fleet u ne lungs AbuCI.r tur coughs,
colds ana sore throat - WIN ~ execution superior
10 any and 40 others AfeIspuunfH tsacn houfiy VIII
cure he cld fwp u1ys SO one 60 afford t.
be without IT, AsN your druggist T. a. n Tor YOU
~ II ON a CO. fharmlc lea and Aauufacfuriuy
Chemists, la " ilism St. ~ Y
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Avcry's Certificate suspicious { ircH m stu ce-


Avery, the pnrdoned Whiskey Ringer. has
published card DENYING that the President
ever endorsed the Whiskey ring Ia his knoWl-
edge. he facts that the dental was written on
a hotel card In a Motel bar-roum, last night and
that Avery IL PLAYING the injured innocent role
and praising Grant az tho same time, detTacL .
good dosl from the value Of his denial.
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Fact. which the Republicans should Read.
Gran, and Bond sure 10 Fail In the End.
nom n, Jowna! q, Commerce.

President Grant and Judge Bond may
trample for "A time on the special liberties of
South Carolina, but the time ~ past when the r
ferations there, he they never 80 thorough. can
have any effect To prOtrdct the hold ~ the ures-
ont combination GU the powers ut the Federal
Government. Ana corruption and Ouprossio
once dislodged at Washington, must ubdicate
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Rh.dc Islands IncliuIbi. EIcc,or

Providence, Nov. 2S.-lhe Governor has call
ed an extra session OF the General Assembly to
this city next Friday TO elect Presdeutal "scOr In
place Of George II. tOfhs, who was adJudgcu " the
Supreme Court TO Dc ineligible.
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The Erie Railways New DIRECTORS

Hermann X. Baltzer, John b. Brown, Thomas
Dickson, Il. suydam Grant, solomon 5. Guthrie, Giles
W. Hotchkss Hugh }. Jesett, John Taylor Johnston,
Edwin y. Morgan, Asa Pac,er tortlanat Parker,
Homer ltama lcl Marshall q. Roberts, samuel sloan,
Henry @. steDOns, George +. Taiman, D. LOw0tr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

Harry Derrick, a hotel employee on the Coney
Isnud leach, VINO has rescued number Of cnlldron
ana or two grown persons from the surf @h.n IN
danger ~ Vnug, ma Il, zen tNari GOO uN thn Life
SAVING benevolent ASSOCIATION Of the United States.
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RIFIb.

BrC KBEE-HA.ES.-ol Tuesday. Nov H. rs Tho
~ Dr.. T. \ forier Mn Il ag,Her, le oi san
LARK HArGHToN. or Moudn, NM 20 zion
SMlsc., S,w y ofE ~ il- e lohu Gtl"hrr J.
Shrphcri lara 20 >s.lr Haughtou
fhio ALLEN. on fu,s my sent 5 ldward Pest
Price g" fahuir J.. d. A,"n, DUth VI thi- tliy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

I'D" ARpS.-i ne city q Nov Yorl. 90 ff. go
ay OF NuyemOct, 1919 ~ tho Hon thHri". N. Van
biunt, JndRr q iAr court % CU4lnlu licts Eplert
Edward from ienni" Edwards. CII,f, Hfu fHry
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ALBANY, Nov. % The application of the At
torncy General Tor he appointment OF arecelYer Tor
the Continental Life Insurance G. muanY TO suDersedo
tl. iucuinbent receiver, and for The d'aon OF the
con pany, has been referred TO H. v Dewitt W ke
proof , &C, with power to at m New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

The greatest truths are the simtlest 80 nre
the greatest The Same thins may be said 81 manu-
urerr The patent fHc ABOUT n. 1. BADultts Ton,
ap II that s elements are 70 perfect aud pnro AZ
thty need 10 ulnaiural scent. An rnOrt - conceal
argues something to be concealed, The Iulrt SOAP
ceaa nothing By false fragrance, tor Il has all the
open simplicity " truth and honesty, DelLg COMPOUND
Ell VI the best materials Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

Has extracted teeth with the gas for aJ,aG5 pa-
ueAts without an accident 10 ooper Institute ddr,
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Reduced prices IN furniture and carpets.
COwper.DwAtt, ~ a1d l5' C1atnam street. ray
nIOntnIy.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

Monell's Teething Cordial, at 70 cents a bottle,
will give sure relief 10 infants Try h.-Adr.
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MARINE fNrELLIG ENCE.

HINiATt EF ALNASAC-rHts nay
eun rises. w sun -cts...... - Moon set -
HIoH WArTR-Tns DAY,
SANDY HOOK > "a Gov. Island q ~ dell Nafs.. %
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Then take dose OF Q INKS lIish lea tho
HrraL " lous lneY. IIlcr - runl- paNAahr. NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
NOTICE TO uIENHoLptRs.

nuHE UNDERSIGNED Has THIS DAY
i oommsnesd aB action In the District Court
~ The First Judicial District OF the Stats Of
Nevada, In and for the eoauiy Il Storey, In
shish sell hs 10 plaintiff and ANNIE
GRLLY 10 dsfsndant, which sction 10 brought
70 sufores . li.n In fhyor Of plaintiff and
slainst DESCENDANT. upon tho vest hall OF tho
sorSh shifty.hve fest OF lot pumber sis t6l.
Slock number forty pevsn ttD. Range D. In the
CITY Of Virginia county Of St.rcy. biats of Ne
ysds. together with the tensmenis, hsredita-
nsnts and appurtsnances theseunio belonging.
which lien 10 10 secure the sum of Sis IS. In
sold coin of the united t,sies. end ls claimed
under and By viftus sf the At of the Leg sia.
turs Of the btats of Nevada entitled An Act
&, secure lisns 70 mechanics and others. and 10
svpssi sii other Acts In re.stion thereto" ap-
or,ysd March ., 1878.
Nov, therefore. eli persons hav NC. holding
o. elsinInS lieps upon sad premlses. under
be provisions OF said Act, are hereby notified
TO BE- ard sppssr before salf Court on FRIDAY.
ths 6th.dsy of october. A. D. isIc, 81 10 o'clock
!, H., the zane being . day of the regular Ocio-
.er term. A. d. 1910. of said Court. and 10 er.
,IblI then and there the proof Of their said
liens.
Vlrrinis, Nevads. September Is. 1916.
a. q. c0DbIN0TOS. Plaintiff.
n. u. TAvIon. Attorney for plaintin.
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