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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10
1 PpLICaTInN FOR TENT.

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n Notice N" Jij United States Survey No.
;1-Cnited States Land Office. Carson city. Nj
yads, May 10Th, jS1i.--Notice is hereby given
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
ING G COMPANY. corporation duly incoipt
rated under xn5 by virtue VI the laws of the
state Of California. having its prime pal place
Of bUs ines. iii the city Of san Francisco. State
OF onlt,.,uir has til day by A. S. GOULD, its
attorney i'll fact au agent whose Post Office
aidr, - il larson city, nevada, made arpiica~-
ton Tor Hit,t States patent for fifteen hun
ure,i Il son llHear foet Of the Williams Lode.
tearing E.ii and SILVER quart and other mir
erals OF pi, ciulIs Iurtals together with surface
sronnd six hundred 500 feet in width for tn.
conyt nj,Ut working thereof: situate III the Eagi.
and Wa-hoc Valley Mining District, Orinshr
cjunty, and State Of Nevada. known and desia
mated on the iell notes and official plat
United States - lot No. 81. in Section q.
Township II north OF range - east. Monte Di-
able HIT ridl.u the exterior boundaries Of said
lot No. $? wing a. follows, to Wit: 81 ginning
at post marked No. l, L. 5. Survey No. ~.
whence tn. E"ufha corner Of Section ~,
Township IS north OF range ~ east, bears south
16o 2y vest. So, $40 feet: the Ayers and Hop
sins Silver Mining Companys cabin bears north
g., :, west Gau ft,:t. a1d he discovery aud work
ing cut AID tunnel upon thin n,,ne bears north r
26' east. 4!3 fee; thence running first courS..
north us west 500 itet b pest marked No
l. s. Sur. ey No. 80; thence secOad course. north,
"A 70 east S0a:tct 10 rest marked No. 5 4 y Sur
,ey No. ~: thence third course, south Is -
east $40 feet TO post marked M T.. =. Survey
No. 81; thence fourth course south FAX west
go feet t. post No the place vi beginning,
containip. ~ tt lGtl acres: bearings expressed
from the true meridian with magnetic yar;:.-
ton or lG - east. This elisha wah located un-
der tho nam. NJ the Williams Mining Claim
and survey Elade To accord Herewith. Tho
WORKING, and improvements on this mine con
sist of open cut 80 feet long. % feet wide snd
% feet dep, and q tunnel run in the hill from
the fave OF said eat a distance of 81 feet, eI-
cetriin5 St,D in va 10. 1'hi- claim il bounded
by the Ayer- CONSOLIDATE silver Min
ing CoIuoa'y = claim; southcrly ly the orot'A
ON ,}afsy' X n.inNS cla'nt- .he SAD MINING
claim being !cCnr,..d ia tsc rftee 81 the Ne
turi.r Of t1.H1h: county afnTcAald IN N"ihEi"
4, folio 60 Any hnd al persons claiming say
portion "f caid Ayers Gnt Hopkins Si,Nfr Mn
uG :t"IaL8I.E's .i@iul are required - tle fhris
iYtr,c lain WITH the IL ;,isleF "I tie tEi.s
rtnt.s Ian; or ri Carson tiiE, Nevada, TtIi.
H. IC p s3y ~ fn.ri,Hi 0f publication or ih"y
al We. barred ~ rlU % tfr .y2 'roas u
Il. a;atLrs. iLy... :. NA't-.. - aiffrI.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10
nR- 7HOu.s. PHYSICIAN AND

DR- THOMAS. PHYSICIAN AND
Su -ss'oE iss rcsaa,ed me Practice OF Lie
E-cfcs~i... .. t.s f1r1u-- rsr;ccSSe, southeast
-,.su.r ot T,.iNu and south .tseet. IL pos lite
'ls irtc-ratioaai Hotel.
ONCE Hours fu. concentrations: From A.
y 10 p. n. sct from 8 - 5r.N.
cS. THOI ~ rst,i.tcs; a. the Ro-hl Coli.Ss
~ Srrs.eca-. Engiand, ard the hcysi college OF
Physicians. !r,.i,n. ard received his diploma
rn.n.is-r q tie Soy.i Cci!fS. Of Surgeons.
..n-,,G,.i sri itcrniis.e "t che bc.ai ceilcse ot
YhS-ic;.-s. IUr',';- 10 the years IsJ? snd l-ti.
pR THOMAS s.-c par 4 l:s examination at
!aeb~:s University - al -ssU. C'CTn.aiy. and
-s-.--svs-t n. Gs2,-..As as Dvct-r ui Gcd'ciEc
with ,E,
;.'GursV HuSo-s
'r'is-S diplomas. together With .--ria,Na:s'-
i-,J1 t,.r IiESF E;'acpEiS FIIsiUiAAS.
l-i,S Sc- -. Ia lis c:.:,s.
Us. ruoIA> may % p,ivsie!y sal crpt-
.isL,.g.i: consulted fr- The curs Il III. Il
H. tisl--atiIv Organ. NtrrUus fif..i'E. >pT-
siCrr..y'. u- s+r-:'.At :rsS..,s-. S'-.,s a-tt e.
Jh- Cr.':brr. ", Mig DRAINS. III. al;.
and Gii,i.- a;T.,ii.n-. sli9 .-d trs,:s-t is
ri-cs---. =. s.ai ~ Otherwise.
EE. THOMAS ,r"s.,rrr: i EGTNtHtI I
<Iccse>t'.'. =. s'.c- arr,-:'r.. II :aal does
srJ .e~; Us ~. t.' ia" :--t !-rk;'n Il ..sE
rcns.j':ii II. ,at IA: AFTER cTELkS FAVE
E',Ii.hD
Trss w.: -. ~. aged sal even ,k1s., nj.
vsacei ~ ~ -teu'n at .i,-i air q! n
srEppY AND PERMANENT RELIEF
r-yn .-..i- ,.Iir.-!uy-. hut should ~;ihou. delsy
c.rsii- IL: TI;uMAs. who will give a crnse.-
"r',ol- ~ ,li1I, - To .iic extent of the s.a,e
~ rsch I.srtirIlar
r.g THONGS l.. =. a-rI'.., a. ~.
~s Sb~r,... H"s-,. C"rs.n cay.
-.v,ry Cr;.is- :ru f,,....ss. At ui:L. u.:il L.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10
LrA CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND

n II AA III "OLO AM
"A Silver Mining Company. r. Location of
principal place OF business. Carson City, Nc
Vada. Location of works, Pyramid Lake Min
ing District. Washoe County, Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that there are delinquent upon
the iulloWin. described Capital stock Of the
Company, on account of assessment No. ! lev Il
March, 1870, the several amounts set opposite
The II ;lla I..ilrltiss Sliari.h niAnrs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10
T0 THE UNFORTUNATE
@> new RE0fEO1fe
k NEW REMEDIES
VI DIR. GIBBONS DISPEosSART
613 kearnY street.

~ DIR. GIBBONS DAStBXSOA"S
643 kearnY street.
San Francisco. Established Il 1854, fov the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
as Gonorrhes, elect, Structure, Syphilis In
its forms. Seminal Weakness. Impotency. etc,
Skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Semina Emissions, the consequence OF self.
abuse: This solitary vice. or depraSed sexual
indulgence. il practiced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent producing
with unerring certainty. the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless ccmbsted by scienti-
fc medical measures, viz: sAllow counter
ance, dark spots under the eyes. pain in the
head ringing in the ears, noise like the rustlin9
Of leaves and rafting Of chariots. unessineef
about the Ioins, weakness Of the limbs. coufr.
setl VISION blunted intellect, loss OF confidence,
difidence in approaching strangers, dislike 10
form new scquaintances, dlspositlon TO ehun
society, loss Of memory, hectic husaes, pimples
and various eruptions about the faces, furred
tongue, fetij breath. coughs, consumption,
night s&eats, monomsnia sud frequent insanity.
If relief be- not obtained, should apply imme.
diateiy either in person or by letter, and have
cure effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease, which never fails Of ef.
fectinG q quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter to DIR. GIBBoN.
stating case. symptoms, length Of time the dis
ase has continued. and have medicine prompt.
" forwarded. free from damage and curiosity.
to any part of the country, with full and plain
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
registered letter. through the Postofiice OF
through Wells, Fargo Co.; package OF medi.
Correspondents VIII please inform, DR.. Gibbop
that they read his sdvertsementsin the APPEAL
Address, DIR. j. +. GlBBON.
octla.iy Box 1857. San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10
For Lake Tahoe.
GOVERNOR STANFORD,

For oil points on tie Inle the sszIe day. incl,id
ing T'iioe City and stages for Trucses. on ths
Central fsciGc Kaiirosi.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

And in accordance with Ian and ali order of
the Eoari OF Trustees made on tbs 10th day ii
May, 1876, n,sIy slsres % each parcel of
such stock u may BE- Necessary vii! I've sold ut
public auction. at the Office Of the Secretary,
i'll II. G. McLCuhliH's jewelry Sore, in the
Adams House, Carson street, Carson CITY. Ne
vsds on the Eleventh ~ day Of JULY. 1876. at
the hour Of II NJ. OF said day, to pay said de-
linquert assessnen. thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses OF the sale
JOHN +. Ely, Secretary.
Carson City. June "a. 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

Fourteenth The pledges which the nation
has given t. cur soldiers and sailors mist be
fulfilled. This great people will always hold
those who Ierilcd their lives for their country b
preservation III the kindest Remembrance.
Fl ic.rtl-Wc sincerely dcprecaie sli SEC
tionai feeling ALI. tendencies, aud We. there
fore, mole with deep soIicituds that the Denlo
cratic party counts rs ito chief hope OF sue css,
upon the electoral vote OF united South,
secured through the efforts OF those who were
recently arr8yed against the nation, and We in
woke the earnest attention of the country t, tn.
grave truth that the successes thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife snd imperil the
national honor and human inhts.
S,teenth-Te charge the Democratic party
with being the same in character and spirit a.
when il synpathized with treason: with max
ing i.s control of the House of Representatives.
the triumph ami the opportunity ot the nations
recent tucs; with reasscrtiEs amt applauding ut
the National Capitol the sen;i,ncAts of uIre-
repentant rebellion with sending Union sol
di-rs to ths vail and promoting Confederate
soldiers to the fir mt: with deliberately rrspos.
Ing 10 rcruliat" the p'ighied isith " tii Gov
efnrneUt; with being equally islse and InGcc !c
IL, ovcrhhadowiag tie "a Is of Justice BIZ It's par
tisan misnansg cement and obstruction Of iiscs.
LEGATION: With proving itself through tn. period
of its asccndcncy in the Lowe House Of Con-
erchs, utterly Incompetent 10 administer the
Goyernln Mt. and we yarn the country against
trusting party thus alike unworthy. recrcsnt
and i'll :apsLie.
Seventeenth - The National Administration
merits communication for its honorable work IN
the management Ut dUuestic and foreign n.t irr,
a1d Pres iient GRAFT deserves the continued and
hearty gratitude of the American people for his
patriotih; snd his Immense services il yar and
IN lea1e
Resetg.d, That We present 81 oar candidates
Fer President ana Vice ;resiien, If the t-nit.d |
states, two distinguished htsieerru e rrn,Gent
ability AM character. AMI cuTSpicuj'Isly iEtr'i !
Tor la tp" high cifircs. anA ~. confidently I,
.prra. {" III A!arr.,rl ,s,'5iJ l., irtrusi ;It !
siIgj" trat'a Of their .uf,'i. lir- .,,.ilH.- !
cc.: =, aa5''4 I'D 'filiil.i. \. H2tgi... 7
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10
A liza CONSOLIDATED GOLD

~ -
"A and Silver Mining Company. Location
Of principal place of business, Carson City,
SeNaaa. Location Of works, Tyfamid Lake
Mining District. Wa-hoe County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent
upon the following; described capital atock of
the Company on account of Assessment No. s,
levied July ll,h 1876. the several amounts SET
opposite tbs naiIl.s y: the respective share
h.,l.I
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10

And in accordance with law and an order Of
The 1Oari of Trustees, mace On the 18th day
Of July, $50, SO many sharcs Of each parcel Of
such stock may be necessary viii 1t sold ct
public auction, at the Office III the Stcrytar.,
in II. G.. McI.aughlin'> JcHciry store III the
Adams House. Carson street, Carson City, Ne
yai4, Oh the
3lstl day OF AMEust.Is76.
At the hour III 1. II. of said day. ~ pay said
d-linqucn: assessment thereon, gcther with
costs Of advertising aud expenses OF he sale.
John l.. ELY, Secretary.
Carson CITY. August 9th. $50. au9-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-10
CINE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN lNCUKABLE CASE.
DR.. Re RIchau's
G. Id lsN Il A = a II

- IL - ~ ~ Is II L. - n VI
After ten years Of trial GU this coast has proved
itself the only curative in certain class 0!
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners ~
incurable.
Dr. LIE Richa,'s Golden Bn Isrm No.
Cures Chancr,s, first and SECOND stages; SoreE
on the Legs or Body, Sore Ears Eyes. Nose, etc
Coppcr-coiorea Blotcbes. Syrhilitic Cstarrb,
Diseased Scalp. and I'LL the primary forms Of
the disease known rs Syphilis. Price, IS per
bottle, or two for 50,
Or. LIZ R'cf.au's Golden Balsasn No 2
Cures Teri 4ry, Mercurisi, Svrhiittc Rhcunls-
tisu. RaEs in the Bones. I1nck Of the Meek,
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic lash. I jumps
sEd Contracted CORDS, Stiffness of. he Limbs,
and eradjcates all diseases from the system.
whether caused By iniisrction abuse 81
mercuIy-lcavipg the blood pure AID healthy.
Price, So per bottle, or two for So
Dr. lie Richnu's Golden Spanish
AntidOte.
For the cure Of Gonorrhes, Glret, Irritation,
Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital disalrsrse-
ments. Price - So per bottle.
DIR. Lc Richnu's Golden Spa i,isI,
Injection.
wash and Injection f,r severe Of Con
orrhea, 1DtatGI.iatoiy elect, Structures, and al
diseases nf the Kidneys and bladder. Price,
81 80 per bottle.
Also, Agents for DIR. lie Richnu's
Golden Pills.
For Seminal Weakness Night Emissions, I'm
potency, and Hil diseases arising from Maetur-
bation and excessive abuses. Price s. per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN BAIsAM is put ny
only in round bottles. On receipt Of price.
these Medicines will be sent to sll parts of the
country. IL e1preBs or mail. securely psckt 4,
CO.. whole sale hnd retail drug
gists and chemists. southwest corner Of Clay
and Sanson1e streets, San Francisco. Csliforu a.
au9lo-ly
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
PUBLIC OPINION.
and not bad

Tilden threatens to move out of New-Yorli
State II be cannot carry II in November. n looks now
very much he would have chance 10 pack up and
leaye.-lSprngheld Union tRepJ
If any honest, decent Democrat in the state
q man Ike Williams Governor Of the state he Is made Of
stuff than ordinary mOitals indianapolis jour
nal lkcpD
Oh, no, Stree, Mcssrs. Republicans! YOu
won't capture Tie House OF Representatives. yet while
The people Won't forget that the present Democratic
House scaled down the taxes some 10000 900. BOs
ton Post (DemD
a united South then let us have-untcd in
the support o. Tden. Hendricks and Reform united IN
The support OF law order and good governments united
sustaining tie UtJon enforcing the laws, and III
UTescr ing the Constitution in its integrity Richmond
Wing DeinJ
From every point of view the House must
b. cly.e like that Presidential vote
VIII rest with ne Middle States; and the Republicans
all over the country wi need TO put in their very best
clr n they expect 10 name the next Speaker-spring
hcld Republican undJ
When Mr.. Harrison of Indiana arose ycster-
day morning ana SAW his brOadclOth bCeches hanging
oyt Tie back of char hc remarked tO Mrs. H. that he
believed he would have suit Of that blue leans made up
now that the weather getting a little orsp-tCin-
oiBnau Enquirer (DcmJ
The election of Williams is proclaimed as
Tdeu victrry-.yciybOdy knows taC II is Imitation
yaoTy-and the people OF SOwlOrk are bound 70 regard
The one as including the other We do not think that
"Bluo Jeans" williams and Thomas 4. Hendricks are
the exuOnCnts.--l Baltimore American tRep)
That the T1ldenites will struggle In New
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
THE STATE CANVASS.

The Utica Observer estimates Democratic
majority the Stale vi 5ll5O Better not be 100 sure
about that $50.
The Troy Times says: "TOm Ewing goes to
Congress from Ohio. but Holman OF Indiana gets leave
to stay at home So the leadership of the infatOnists
shifts from Indiana to Ohio woodford should be in the
next Congress to give Ewing his quietus"
There has been n case OF CASTOR in this State
Congressman whiehouse caused it TO be understood
that he would Oot accept denomination but the Demo
Gratis thought they could force him to take It, So they
nominated him and Dc positively declines the honor.
Now the question arises who VIII cat crow winch df
WbitehOuse wouldn't lave.
George b. Sloan has been renOminated for
the Assembly by the Republicans Of the lid District Of
Oswego. Mr.. Sloan might have had tie Republican nom
inaon for Lieutenant if nc had not peremptO-
rly declined It, The humber OF the people who want 70
see Mr. Sloan the Speaker VI the next Assembly IS by
means small aud they propose to keep him Ia the hed by
holding on to his coat-tiis, II necessary.
In this hint from The BiBghdntOn Times
there is food for reflection up in the western OF the
State There is a chance for Republican majority in
the house. but that chance viii BE- thrown away only
few Of the districts Republican should be allowed
to send Democratic Representatives, The importance
then Of dgcnt work apparent tO all who desire 60
Congress redeemed from its present imbccle majority"
While at the st. Louis Convention one of
the editors OF The Albany Argus urged Mr. Tdens cleo
tiOn the ground that he the ONLY candidate who
would draw enough RelubHcan votes 10 carry new Oi
EewYork being Republican State. The Albany Jour
nal says this by way Of friendly reminder "The Demo
cratic party told upon the authority of the ArgS
itself is minority in EcwYork II is perfectly we'll
known that very considerable minority OF this minority
will not vote for Mr. TdC. Aud what Glance OF sue
cess has party whica cannot hold minority Of "A MI
n0rityW
Now that the Democrats seem to think that
with the vote Of NeWYOrk Gov Tden is safe, there
loud call for consolidation Of the party in this State
and general closing up Of the ranks. The Syracuse
Courier which In times past has been bitter opponent
Of Gov. Tden and the Tilden regime, makes this
appeal TO the "sOrehead " Democracy: All that Is
wanted 70 insure this glorious contamination Is that the
Democrats themselves, Of this State Of NewYOrk
shai, buryng all past differences smOtherng any per
sond snmostiss. nIngng aside any petty jealOusics
unite 10 one solid phAlanX and march 10 the
ROs aud deposit their ballots for Tden and Hendricks
there any Democrat lost TO party pride lost to
love Of country even 10 permit himself in this hour
when victory is just within our grasp to be swayed by
ReIy prejudice from duty suprcmcf II there be any
democrats who fancy they have cause for grievance
against Gov. Tden LET them bear these facts mind
Lei them remember that II is the veal II not the life II
Democratic party that is at stake, as well as the iu
setests OF the country"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
GENERAL NOTES.

San Francisco saloon keeper has sued one
Of his customers for S7OO alleged 10 bo duo for j6,5OO
morning cocktails Old Joe wetts with the inspiration
~ nan dozen copper boilers, could not have kept that
e
he Protestant Episcopal Cathedral of Sts
-e'er and Paul In Chicago High Church in the
ays OF Bishop WhltehOuse but If 500 iackscrews have
S enleacy II Is still higher Tie massive building
NSs been raised four feet above It's foundations.
a Charlestown, r. l., gentleman has pre-
sen'ed 10 the museum at Brown University an old
aAOerd which was recently unesthcd, and which bears
IN perforated lettera the date. 1741 II is encouraging
ts e one resident OF Rhode Island al Least, lakes
st,leSt IN The university. II the good people OF that
had done their best for the Institution aud abau
y u ths notion that II the business OF single fam
~ & 70 Dnd u mp the sphere Of the colleges usefulness
"oud nave been inmeasurably enlarged.
Inc fossil bird track ranks high among the
prOducts OF Connecticut aud the crop TINS season
unusually large AHOrth Canton farmer while deepen
nv spring last week took fiat stones on one OF
h,h hVn were TIE Impressions of mans foot and Two
W 1faoks and on the ether the marks relief as
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

BRowN- Suddenly. on wednesday. Oct H. EID'h l.
iir,An IN the 66ih year 81 his axe. IN. t.. - .,
E,il.,. and li,ps family rt'pttUml NV " 10
att,ud ll- Lat residence iTl
non \ j. corner ,,rUNc~t and Grove pl'y on. ",'3
IL ming, Ocl. iB 10 O'Clock Tram leaves ""' " "''
clay 80. al J.lO.
uSTsund,y oct 10 IN this city, Charles = Hunt aged
- years Inflammation Oi thr baih . ,..,
JONt~- suddenly oct 49, Eliza r. Jones' III the 7oth
w. ma friend, an, respectfully invited 20 attend
49, ri 81 =, r,sii,urr OF hr son, X. n. jones' so
gi MOI Twenty HitHs, MoUdiy al tio'% T. H. No'
mans win be- taken 10 windsor, "
LANCASTER-SA SAarlly morIinr, oct H. N'iho' youuS'''
uau.ittr Uulu Lancaster 49,, a.. ,,,..,i o,
u., ,. ana rtri- are invited - attehi lhr iuh.hI VI
Icaaay the al =. M, tl'h h'i i"'' i'''
d,-.,. No It;T west WtHty sccouisI
INNGLOISOn ~ Gay, OCT. l." Frank Ai'NHuti @ 'l ~ ~ ;,
a afi.s and Man lhnEloi- III IN" to'h ''i VI us
ne fuu,r raj
nom II residence, No. i''l " ~ '' ~
Monday morning, 10Th INST, Rt lo'i oci"'A' -..
MILER-At New. itochce oct H. Lob' heo"u T. 'i'''
Ter. .---- ,,,.t.u, 81, ruestay
Funeral from bs late residence At sew Rochelle Oh Iuesl1
Drt II af Friends Lad ftldilNfS iu 'NP''llhD
requested 10 attend the funeral Nllh"u luI''l ~ ~
Train leaves Grand Central DEPOT rory '''ohsl' AZ i III
sEAMAN-At Fishsl on the Hudson. oct H. Join H. SEA
man, n the 7Gih yoar Of his aS". ..t,t ., o.,.u.,
friends OF thc im.9 ~
his funeral M - Iukes church, MatteaWan on Mnnv,
lGth inst, at $50 p IN. Trains ''''o '''''"' ~
a.
VAN NOsTRAND-At her residence, Elizabeth n J on
Saursy oct IA Lille only daughter oil the hto Jas hh
Nostrani and Martng ]. Van Nostrand ,r,-. -.
Funora from Church. EuLaJoth, on Iuesdaf OO@
H. at 1880
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
TINS NHIP NEUS
Tor o,h,r ship N,irs src Strsnh PdJe.l
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,VEt,rp. p...... SUNDAY. oct. -.
Strams lp G,rm7ur .'t' t''r"l, IiF,i"m p'l D. Ah'
Qg,,-tona dtr. VItI ud.c. ami pas, ." i@J t"rlA ,
'~'.lu.I. r.arrtiol. brIt. ,Iui 'ioA OCT - WIZ
ml-. aut nl,- toJts. ~. CIiuiHri &c. , ,
-,an.i,. odd DJ..ul.a Hikrl i'IWoud liiy Point lh'
Nor1L u iti ni-, 90 uii dominion ~trtn-npt +"
-i.tn lu rs W,auua . 'uu, iIrhu"l tliA fHn' 1ui Npr-
,t Ntr misc and pt,. ~ on Dominion steamship GO
-feli lr >,puur. Berry, ''ioI WIN m''r ana pass 20
.,,,, '' o',. .ntI"r Mix Philadelphia tor Nowpurport
-g Joseph clara 90. W.ddoJoro, 0tL @4snt u days
MID sunset. f.csh. y ": clear but hay of shore.
suLtp ~ WAY OF IONG ISLAND spl \p.
steamship ti;y oi chester i"i i.'.'." T. ] ~ &
bee. s s. Mockre Hirl, ior - John y H. Hti' n l, &
Fan River.
The r,rt ~ the arr yaI. tic bark Uui1uc Utlll Russo
from iit,IGnpi. % tlr s,h. wa, it mn ,,, al
W.lIIt tom Nru bitNiO.t report ~ dili''h
Ian, 1, at anchor st llart Island
IOIiI 10. TOET~
o,.rr,sf,,yy Ocr H. Tur white star Live steamship
Hiaumc Ihpmp-on. from Sew OK ''l "Ii''l h'I' '
,S,1I co.. THE Hamburg American Line steam
slim f,,sup, Ludwi- nom New lolL ''' % '1i H'p' 30
Moyiiir Oct. I5-rhc ,llan llae steamship sarmatian
Ana. from Montreal arrived n'.e tn dl''
DOMESTIC rO'I-.
SAVANNAH D,t IJ..AU.yuG. ~.rahi hir Herman Living
.lt. ffu SrB Nuls. ai,d, oira!ir NtIrlr' i"l ''"
EIimaEr oct l5.-irr.y,'. atclmshps John W. Garrett
li. N.o. .InrA. Jo. 20 81. ,hiiy.i, ""oi fh Uid'pluh
IOLT Gu,Al. - G., oct l'.-trIhrl ''II '"A"'"' "''"
'C5I',rrov oct I,-Auyro uark- stor"snn srf sun
I,eht aud b g i,olcltt smith '"n NJ" l''r h"r 'i5
n Ttruc,t rom I,,I.g BIIuit I.ti ifom IlH"di W.
iIr no l. Iirs ofd aruudru, non Liverpool sailed 7'h
ti,,iyS orf cleared. steamship Mm Crane. ii""os
pm ,pFi rlIIN oct IJ-Aruy,i. steamships 1fl. h'
dick N.a.ltrAi Alil'c., tHr' '1monU ff," ff &C., SO
l,,vu,r MifrI,l NUo.', Hole, J. "a j. lydi, 'r' '..3
mouth: Lizzie Lane. Vert Georgetown, sc sailed steam
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