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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

% A very pretty ani chrar rig
nay be made from oh I.;.c~s "f
wolen cloth, dclaincs. wers,e,is, etc ~
cutting them into bias strips three.
fourths Of TN inch wide; then with u
darning needle and coarse cotton warn
or small cord sew through the middle
Of the strip. taking stitches about half
an inch long. Get your needle we'll
filed before pulling it through; twist the
cloth round on the needle until il is I
roll somewhat resembling chenille.
Take some strong cloth as foundation
for your rug. and sew your chenilles T."
it, either commencing in the rensre and
sewing round or in strips Finish thc
edge with pinkine. or some l~ra.r u"
suit the taste. Of course the b-autv
Of the mat will depend upon the coIcrs
You have and their arrangement.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17
ST. MARY s BEACON
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All communications for publication must Le
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

1t 10 only the Conscientious, dilisent, un
tiring laborer in the lire Of duty, wher
ever bis lot may Be cast, Who shall leav'
behind him name redolent with tn
commendation Of the good and th,
heartfelt affection Of bis fellow -eitiseus
1T is only the faithful servapt Of th.
Great Master. who will receive the vel
come words "well done" from His gra
cious lips. May such . reward be our,
when ife's 6tful career is over.
At the close of the address Of Mr.
Steiner. Mr.. Nadd arose and said:
Mr.. Pseside~t A. the representativ,
Of the people Of Charles county upou
The floor Of the Senate, / Tel, cir sha1
injustice would be done my county did
! not, in the name of her people, heart.
lily endorse the resolutions Of respect tc
the memory Of Col Chapman Billings.
ley. Disparity in years and other cir.
cumstances have combined to deny me
the privilege to have known him per.
sonally in early life, but in my public
associations with him in this Chamber,
in my private associations with him
elsewhere, in my intercourse With the
people of ST. Mary's and Southern Ma.
ryland, I have learned to regard the
name Of Col. Billingsley ~ but syno-
nym Of truth, honor aud integrity Of
character.
Though having attained to the ripe
old age allotted by the Palmist. he was
not born down BY the weight of years.
The vigor aud strength Of body and
mind, which ordinarily attach to those
Of fewer years, were remarkably pre-.
served to him, until, BY the fell stroke
of acute disease, the inexorable fiat was
announced and the State and society
bereft Of the services of one who, be-
lieve. struggled for the vanguard ONLY,
in the cause of right and justice-in the
cause of the people. In his public and
private life, Mr.. President, Col. Bill.
lingsley has left an enviable record-a
record worthy Of our emulation; and
truly may It be said. that he was, in the
language of the bard, one Of the "no-
blest works Of God" an "bonest man. !"
Mr.. Stevens addressed the Senate in
euloey Of the high character, distin.
guisbed services of Senator Bill:ngsley,
and of his personal knowledge Of and
intercourse with him as associated in
the Senate, and upon the Committee
upon Education With him. and closed
with the following quotation from Dry
den:
Since every mat Who lives Il horn to die,
And hone can boast sincere felicity.
With equal mind what happens let Us bear,
Nor JOY. nor rrieve for ,hin.s beyond our care. i.
Like pilgrims TO the appointed place we tend ::
The Worlds an Ian, aud dea,h the journey .
end
The resolutions as read were then
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Lawrence, the Sem
ate then adjourned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

this kindly and considerably and with
. good deal Of h.sirancy. ] don.'t like
10 make such IN assertion, for don't
want to censare anyone who is unde-
serving. I account for it in this way.
Their active outdoor life gives them
such sound sleep, they are incapacits-
ted for judging or feeling for others
unlike themselves. We cannot expect
. person to make q good nurse who has
never known Q severe attack of sick.
meas. How would be know when to
step softly, to turn or arrange the heat
ed pillows, gently rub the numb limbs.
or how safely to ventilate the cham
Der, e not taught by his own expert
ence = '''''''' = =
In all wrong doing and in all
short coming. We must not judge
harsbly or unkindly. or mete out TO
others the judgment that would meas.
ure ourselves and suit our own cases.
The robust, stalwart man deems
that whatever be likes. a. . mat
ter Of course, should his wife like
Dou't be know from long experience ?
Hasn't be tried and found the way to
be goods If she ventures an opinion
to the contrary, she 10 very sure to
hear the oft-repested, "Why. I know
l am right ]! He. the cold, rugged
iron, and she the vase Of Sevrcs china.
And over the waste of the years gone
by comes again in solemn tones of the
man OF God-"So long - you both do
live"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

AfFEcTATIoN IN SOcIETY.-Affec.
tion is one of the most glaring evils
of the day. permeating as it does. So.
ciety generally aud middle-class socie-
ty particularly from top to bottom. It
il hydra beaded aud many sided, and
thus 10 found tainting peoples actions,
thoughts, speech and manners, and
fostering false morality. sham piety, and
a host of noxious evils. Yet it is much
cherished by those whom it afiiicts.
Parents who have allowed it to carry
them SO far that they have become ca
ricatures of humanity, do not hesitate
to teach their children that to he natur
al and transparent on all occasions is
simply to disgrace ones self, and " here.
ever such people are seen they are found
pretending to be what they are not,
and avowing love for what they posi-.
itively dislike. Nor do they only, at
its instance, sacrifice their comfort and
forfeit their self respect. but they also
destroy their own comfort. Many q
family Of moderate means, who might
live decently end easily if they would
only consent to do 80. are in a state of
chronic uneasiness and discomfort, lie.
cause they persist in trying to appear
before their neigbbors as other than
they are. If you goto their homes unex.
pectedly they will burriedly throw aside
such occupations Is they NAV have
been engaged in when your arrival was
announced. Mamma will put away the
stockings which she has been darning
and take in their place some piece II
fancy work, as if it were disgraceful to
do What is useful. but highly merito.
rious to do what 10 Of little service ex.
cept in an ornamental point Of view;
the daughters will smuggle their novels
out of sight and make weak attempts
to look As If they were caught in the
act Of doing something; the sons will
be ordered away, With instructions to
make themselves neat; papa will help
lessly go with the swim; and there will
be . general dusting aud .idying, and
putting of unsigbtly and plebean OBJ.
jects out Of eight. The traces of ali
that has been done are painfully apps.
rent when you come upon the acme
perhaps you may. for instance. detect
mammas stockings peeping from their
hiding place behind her chair; or Der.
haps you may see novel lurking in IN
outof-the-way corner, or perhaps you
may hear the scattering Of feet and
smothered but suggestive calculations.
Nevertheless, you are let to understand
that you Are made no stranger Of: that
IN . word, you are of the blessed select
few Who are permitted to 6nd the fam.
lily ~ they are.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17
E"Bet halfa dollar shall fall dow

BIT dollar l shall fall murmurei an
old chap last evening rs. loaded to III"
muzzle with fo-tv-r"d whiskey, be- was
feeling lis way down Smith street.
BET h@.f dol" Just here the III
boys heels flew SO high Into the al.
that his head aud shoulders beat {. "i
back to the ground. Rising to 81
ting posture. he t"ok up his hat. ruiz
bed The back cf his head. and then said
WON the money. tv thunder aud it is
tho first bet I've won this winter,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

Group NAV he cured in one minute.
and the remedy is simply alum and SUI
gar. fh" way TO accomplish the act is
to take a knife or Crater and shave of
in small partieles sbout tcaspoonf,h
# alum. tLek mix it with about twice
its quantity Of sugar. to make paiata-
bic. and administer it as quick rs pos
sihle. Almost instantaneous relief will
follow.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

SI If you are troubled with rats get
at the drug store some crude potash.
and put il in their ruAaways aud holes.
The potash will stick 10 their feet. anI
dislikiug this, they trv - lick !. of.
and get their tongues burnt hy the op-
GRAFTON, and they will soon leave the
premises in disgust.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

% Greville tells q story of drnuk-
en- fellow who was passing st. Paul at
midnight just as the cathedral clock
was striking. After Fastening to the
twelve slow strokes. be burst forth.
"Why the h--ll (hicl couldn't you ave
said all that at once"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

ga criminal on his way N the
eallows recently. remarked: III had
received oae-haif of the kindness. ear
Ter in life, which / have received herr.
would not have been here"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

SA Brighton lady, riding on the
cars the other day, was IN. sej BY the
question of little girl, who. h"ari.g
the conductor cry the stations, looked
up into her mothers's face aud inuc-
Gently asked. Say. mamma, do we get
out ut the next holier 20
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

S"What kind of . man 10 'Sanire
Sim,nons, any way Z" ''Well, you've
seen those snow storms along early in
Winter, when there a good deal of wind
and not much sleishisg? That's the
sort be is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

"My son." said . stern parent to a
seven year-old hopeful, Il must disci-
pliue you. Your teacher saws you are
the worst boy in the school" well,
papa" was the reply. "only yesterda,
she said was just ike INV father"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

~ ma" said . small boy, ar.
preaching his mother and exhibiting
snmistakab!s symptons of = severe
Jain u his bo~els. do green apples
grow in heaven 2"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

"John," said the rural maid across
the table. ''if you lore me say so, and
qnit kicking my clean stockings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
~ FRIDAY. JUNE %. !.
CELEBRATION OF the 100
MATINEE FRIDAY. " /.
"DIvORCEm
with Miss Davenport, Jen-
rcys Lewis. Ida Jef1reys,
Mary Wells. Mrs. Gilbert.
Gcoryina Drew. Charles
Fisher. ID. II. llsTkins. James
Lewis and w. Dnvidge in the
cast.
Sol Smith Russell, Fay
Templeton and LAWNS Geor-
gia jubilee Singers In spe-
cial Acts.
A Satin Programme and
Photograph Souvenir TO ev-
cry lady.
THE SALE OF SEAT:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

TWO GENTLEMEN. AGED rs, DESIRE TnE &C
quantancc Of two ladies matrimonally inolinsd Ad
dress y. T. HILLS. HsrAid Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

UTHOR's FEsTIvAL!
! Performance Of "PIQUEw
FRIDAY Evening. ct s. 70 q,
"PIQCEw
for the 2OWh Performances,
with iss GREAT ORIGINAL
CAST RESTORED!
Also Special Acts. Songs
he. by Mr.. Sol Smith Russell,
Fay Tempieton aud the Geor.
gia Jubilee Singers.
The Theatre decorated and
Illuminated. and = Satin
Programme and a Solid Sill.
yer Ticket TO every lndy hav-
ing Reserved Scat.
Nnw IN nRnGREA2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

BILLIARDS.
4 MEXICAN STANDARD BEvEI. TABLES; ALSO
N Iarsestock Balls cloths Cues &c. at reduced prices
w. H. GRIFFITH CO.. 40 vescy st.
A -a,,xs ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE, GOOD AS
"A. new. 81 GEORGE 4. PHkLAN'S ~ East 18th At.
(NOLLENDER's STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEI
~ billiard Tables with the celebrated Phcsn Coender
cushions for sale this city only Is Broad
way
u0oR SALE cuEAP-A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
Table. months old; celebrated maker, In
der W. H. WALKER. ~ last l2th st. tPianos).
TWO BEvEL ED BILLIARD TABLES. AXIS AND
perfect order will be sold cheap for cash.
az piano warerooms 2l9 East I'D 81.
DENTISTRY.
4 SET or fkErh MADE IN fHKEn HOURS Al l-s
~ West 34th between 6th and 7th BroaI
way. special mechanical dentistry; coral rubber
pearl whaicbonc rubber god and patins Sets Piumpe
Regulators Re- Take Grand street Terry
SIKH carstor broadway ears
NKw BGOuGH. rs West 34sh
MARBLE AIANrn4LS.
A PRICES NEVER APPROACHES BEF0RE
IN Slate aud Marble Mantel< Largest In ths
city PENRHYS SLATE COMPANY.
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF Slate Work
L,ox BRorHKRs-sLATE MANTKIS-ExCELLKNT
I work; designs lowest priceS ~ Deg st., New
York. Manufacturers Of al kinds Of slate work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

"A Furniture, property OF z. Gay, Esq,
TO he sold TINS Thursday MORNING,
commencing IT 10 o'clock. ut the
elegant hve story brown mansion.
viz ~ ~'' IT, near o'n Nv
brilliant toned rianofortss stenwsy and Windsor.
2eiegnnt rosewood EtwgcreA
2eleKsnt Msntei Sets
- choice bronze Figures
20 pieces Parian Statuary.
10 windows' Lace Curtains
- lsrusses and ingram Curpets
" nne On Paintings, best arxtA
elegant Cabinets
elegant Library Bookcases
Elegant Library Tables
Ladies Secretaries and Bookcase combined
Easv Chsirs. Turkish style.
Music Boxes best Paris makers
~ elegant Bedroom Suts complete in black walnut
- curied hair and spring Msttressea
~ Pillows and Bolsters
~ eiegHnt black walnut Rockers
~ BEDROOM Chairs to match
black walnut Lounges
elegant Bedroom pHrlor Clocks
elegant black walnut ButietA
superb Extension Tables
~ black walnut Dining Chairs
china Dinner and Tea sets
Casters, Urns. Pitchers Forks
Knives. Spoons. Glassware, Ac.
~ b-Ihis IL the largess sale OF the season. Sais
positive. LUKE FITZiEKALD AuctioneeE N. b.
competent men TO and ship goods city
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17

NYorrcE IL HEREBY OWN THAT IN
II pursuance OF the order al the District
Court Of tue Thrill Judicaa District ~ TIE
State of Nevada, in aEd Ter tn county oi
Iyop. made on the 18th dsyo o oc,oer A ".
lsss. in the matter of the estate OF l. Ray
deceased. the undersigned ndminis'rs'e OF
ssid estate, will sell at private sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, In one parcel aud
sub, 81 to confirm alton by said District Court
ON the 10th day OF November 1876. AZ IL
o'cock N. Of said day. at the store 81 U a.
Gallup. Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada AL the
right title. interest and estate Of the said In
tessste n the time of his death. and all the
right title and interest that the said estate
has. by operation of law or otherwise. acquired
other than or In addition to that OF the intcs-
tate at the time of his death. IN and 70 all
that lot. piece or parcel OF ianu sitnSte, lying
described as follows An undivided hall IN
t,ress IN and 10 that certain piece. parcel or
tract Of land designated on map OF silver
city town site. made by Ross T. Browne, and
ON ale in the Office OF the County Recorder OF
Lypn county. ~ lot No. loi. OF tract A, Gen.
.sininy AZ 100 acres moro or less, commcnc'
ing al q point which bears from station ~ \.
"A = deg. l.. a9is feet and running thence ;,
eS,A deg. w ssh feet; thence ;. 10 Deg, b.
A,. feet: thence 2as des. q 2's nee.
thence n. SIN deg. 4, 3so fcet' thches ~
;as deg. W is4 5;lo feet thcnee = % deg.
" 90 feet thea &c N. IS deg. W si't ieet
thence N. IS deg, r. ~ feet thence \ 20
,I.y 4 a. feet thence n. IS deg. W, 70 feet
thence 8, IS deg. W io2 feet, thence ;. %
deg. W. IL feet; thence n. 7ss deg. ". .ts
fcst to the point of beginning encsHing
thercfrom. however, that portion thereofwh
Is part Of the read known n e a a', cn, ~.
md hearings expressed from true meridian
magnetic variation, 10 deg 3.
Terms and conditions Of sale cash, ten per
cent. Of the purchase money 10 be paid TO al
minis,ra,or on the day of sale, hsisnec on
confirmation OF sale os ssia b's'i''' ~e'i''
ns,nh.r ts-s II. ". RAY.
Administrator Of the estate Of l. ). Kay
ia.,..aSnd
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17
o6cjal Notice.

HAaoposED AMENDMENT AND EEVi-
sion Of the Constitution ef the state
Of yevats. passed .; the seventh session of
the Legislature;
Resolved BY the Assembly, the Senate con
enrrtnc. That the Constitution o. the state
Of Nevada be amended ~ follows:
Amend section one If Article TX. q the
Coussitusion Of the State of Nevada 81 ~ 10
read as follows:
section l. The Ascal year shall commence
or the a-st isy ~ December IN each year.
Pissed January ~. ls1S.
Resolved by the Assembly, the Senate con-
curing. rhat on. history AL state has taught
ms the necessity Of revising tbs Constitution
~. therefor recommend the el*ctors. ST the
next election for members Of tho Legislature,
10 vote for or syxinst the calling Of Coayen-
Hon for the purpose ~ revising the Censtttn-
tiou of the Stste Of Nevada.
Passed. February Is. 1878
I hereby certify the forcroiag ~ he trae
comics from the original enrolled Resolutions
On Gle IN my ofaee.
witness my hand aud the Great Seal OF
etc. August /, 1866. sssL
J. n MINOR, see'y OF State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17
Delinquent Sale.

n rgEoLA MINING coMPANY.-Lo-
"A cation Of principal place 81 business.
San Francisco, CALIFORNIA Location OF worns'
u Wis uste District. Lyon County.
Nevads. Notice. There are delinquent upon
the followinl: described stock ON account OF
assessment ne. ~ levied ON the sd day
Of Sept. 1850. he several amounts set oppo
site the names OF the respective Shareholders
as follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17

All IN accordance with law and az er'isr ~
the Rapra IL Directors, made on the sd
8.yo. SsE,enabcr 1916, 81 many sharesoi each
marcel %. sHeh stock a. may I've nee' ssary, Will
lie sold $, public auction. az the o'iee oi
the Company. NJ. ase Montgomery strett
san Frxatis-o California, "H SAIL khAA 4.
;he ;weujy.frst t9isi} Gay OF SoN'ho'f,
,ss6. a, the hour of o'clock 2. ", OF ss'a day
d, nav said delinquent assessment thereon,
together With costs Of advertising and e1'
peases ol the sale.
saie Triad. =. FITCH, Secretary
oFFICE-Roosn :. No sa0 Montgomery street
srn Ersncise.a.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17

nAyros GOLD ARD sny,. mr.

unAYroS GOLD ARD sfLvYn MY
II ing Company = lo,suou VI pr,L,ir.i
piSVs 81 husintss City sld County Of a.
Francisco, California. Locss,on Il M.
n,,ns Gste District, lsou Ceapty. Ns'
ssia Notice l. hsrby given thai Al
~, eiiag OF the Board - pire,ors b.. Id ON shs
yih day - November. 1865. 81 Assessment INo
:, of One Iollsr lsilIsr star. vas levied upo.
the capi,sl STOCK 81 the eorpot alton, pAysh,s
Immediately, In ln,teu States gold coin ~
The SECRETARY ., the ofhee o. the Con,nsnr
Room No. ~ Hay~ards baiiding. No. 4ls Caii''
fornia street, Ssn Frsn,iseo, California
Any STOCK upon which shis asscssmen n, shs,i
remain unpaid on the 18th DAY Of Uecemhe,
1876. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale a. public auction; amt nuless paymep, Il
made before vail Ii sosa ~ 2 ESDAY. tn
Second t2dl day of Nu>,s ~ Fl. Ia ray tha
delinquent assessment iiss' wilh e,sis Of
advertising and eApsh
By order OF the h,.si n,
" IN -.-ge.arr
Office Room ~. l. eui s,ing. No
Al9 California street SIS Rsn. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17
OTICE TO coo u Frs.
10 Albert :. Johnston:

gXNHE UNDERSIGNED. Co~oWNKES of
IL the Tisnes led c. suasted Ia DEVILS Gate
sa4 Chinatown MiuiuS District. tershy give
aatice THAT W have expended aat cAussa 10
De expsi.giet the SUN Of 81 sl0t tlttren Hun
drc3 Dollars. L. > sold cosn. Tor labor and
supplies; ta&i the proportion Of TIE said eX-
p~aditures - AIDE a. sf0rF said due from you
amount &C. Siaa Yen art further notified
tas; N CASE you fail or re;aso & pay said
amount aut A. yenr Pr portion o: sGca cxpvis.
dilute a. taS andersi Use IN silver City, Ne
va4G GO - before tne expiration OF uinViy
Gays sraal the hrss publication of ihis no.4ce.
year interest Ia the sAla tla4ts claim aud
ieslAe Will. ~ accordance with sa Act ui Ca.
grr.ss. Uttsd, An Act u promote the de-
yelepynent 81 the mining resources II the
Cnitrd states. approved Nay 10, iss!.'' be-
easse the properly ri tue undersigned CO.
owners, ~ho msae and authorized The shove
expenditures on said elaia daring the YEARS
lSl5 AID 1876.
JAS. VI aAFEE
r. EENloN
h. f1NIEGiLLA.
e bECAE2.
Silver City. New Nov. -. lss6.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17
Delinquent Notice.

X-IR0lSIA CITY COAL COMPANY -
Location OF principal place ei onsinrss
yirstn4s ,atv. Nevada -Locstion ct works,
Ii Dorado Canyen. Lyon county, Nevada
Notice. -Ihere are delinquent apon the FOL
laMlI.lesrrihrd stock ON account 81 ASSESS
lsssilt INa. Ial levied un the nftcen'h (iathi
,lay al September, \. u. lss6 the several
amounts .rt opposite the names o. the Frsl'ee'
tive shareholders, ~ folloNs;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17
ANNUAL MEETING.

MACON CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Company --Notiets-rne annnAi nseettng
II the stockholders II the abtve nsinet ctiis-
pany will be held II the Office OF the Gen.
paay, No SD Pine street. Rooms 2 and u !,
san Fraae.sea, on Tt EspAY the 18th day 81
Novembsg. A, u. is.h. q ote o'sioeA
II in tie election os trustees fer the ensuing
year and the transaction of ssfch other hasi
~ !. ~ may come befurs the meeting.
BY order Of the Beard.
John 4. REIcHERr, secy.
tan Frame isco, Nov. i. 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17

Aud In scoorlAAcs with law snd an order
q the nosra vi rassees, made on the fifteenth
tlslhi day Of September, A. u, iss6, 81 many
.Aarcs Of each parcel Of said stock A. Hiay be
necessary Will Ne sold al public auction ~ the
oaluc ~ Tic Company, Room No. !, Bank Of
california Ensldins. Taylor street. Virginia
Nevada on MONDAY. the twentieth (.0;hl
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