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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-04

SSAP JUp0NEST.-The Assessor of
Storey County being refused the
amount Of tax on the net proceeds of
the Con Nirsinia mine. hicd him
self to die melting ofsee OF the company
and Selling uPon some $4,000 worth
of red-hot silver bars, Snaked them off
70 the SIrariTs Office Inder An attach
raent AID upon a wagon From tho
hiest Virginia papers ve learn thai the
company, on the SIst ul6mo, paid the
atty tax on its BUXTON product for the
quarter ending Marrh 5Ist, amounting
to So, $50, SO that the municipal treas
II! IS again In funds The Assessor
also seized three bsrs OF Qphir bullion
and turned it over to the Sheriff. This
action on the part the county cfariHls is
the sharPesi kind Of practice, rs II
forces The eompaaiesi into tie position of
plaintiffs. and In the contest respecting
the legality OF the Tar, which has been
pending since January last, assigns the
county to the more comfortable condi-
lions Of defendant. Active measures
will probably now be adopted to decide
this much mooted question.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

S'YEACUSE MINING CONGRATULATIONS
> ufpriTciIal place of business, Eikn, New I:
location az works, Grand Junction Mining bis.
triCt. Elko County, SCN ALA
NOTICE Ia hereby given that az 4 facCtInu Of
thg Iuan! nt Directors held OH the ath IlAy o.!
May. lhIG, All ass"ss:nrn. to. y II Three Gents
per shirc waa levied upon lies capital stock Of
the corporations, T~rsh!H i!Ri"'liI;'ly. In United
States gold coin. To the SECRETARY, u; the Office OF
thu COu:rsnv, Eiko. Scvada.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shslI
remain unpaid on tho Sixth day of June, lS7G
will la delinquent and adv EtI,etI Ipr Salc at
public hnctinn. ami unless payment IL made be-
inrn will l., soil on THURSDAY. tho Sixth day 81
July. lsIG. IN pay the delinquent ass.ssnCnt
together with costs az advertising aud cSIcIis1H
OF sale. lly order UI I'll" iIoard Of Directors.
]. OSTHEiCIIEn. Secretary.
OFricE-Eikn. Nevada. IuG-lh
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TuE United States Grand Jury, which
has recently been in session in Carson,
through its foreman. q. g. Batlcrman,
on tho goth Of May. submitted tho fol-
lowing report:
ave, the Grand Jury, report MS fol-
lows: That we hnrc examined into all
busincss brought before us, md have
found one true bill Of indictment for
violating the United State Postal Laws,
and one true bill OF indictment for ex-
iortion in office, In the illegal obtaining
OF money whilo hcLing as United States
Land Office Register. We have also
examined into tho charges made by one
ii. j. Norton ngninst the Carson City
Mint, md find tho following facts:
Th9t Mr. Norton was subpmnaetl, on or
about tho 2Jd Instant, to appear before
the Grand Jury ON tho 10Th day of May,
and that he IL in contempt OF si,ch or
der, not appearing before us. We hnvo
examined all 0tlIer witnesses whom VIC
supposed to liny0 knowledge OF tho
facts, and believe that 10 oiTenso against
tho law has been committed. Wo rec
oinnlcnd that tho defaulting witness, II.
j. Norton, be punished for contempt In
not obcying the writ Of SUBPOENA"
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ASSESSMENT N0TiCE.

C'liAMri0S MINING CONGRATULATIONS
" pTinciIh nj place of business. Elko. Ne
vRda; Locliinn "f works. Grand junction Mining
District. lilo county. Nevada.
NOTICE Is hereby given that NJ meeting ~
thr B,'1rh 81 Directors. he'd on tho Gth day Of
My. 1876. an n-scrsrn"ui tSo. - ni TlISrr Cents
yer share TIs lUVIci iip'.i the capital s'"rk -
the Corporation. payable Immediately, 10 tho
Secretary 81 ilir uIl!CH NJ the ICInpIry, Uniiri
States Land Eili~r. Hike. Nevada.
Sny stock upon y!irit TIL. Esscssnichi shall
malT uEInid on thu sixth day "i fun". 1876.
will lee delinquent. and aI=cTti.rL fur sale at
fore vii 10 s"li nn THURSDAY, the Sixth day
Of July, faIi, tn pay Tho delinquent a-ss-stnrit
t,ihrT with C0~t- ~ ADVERTISING nud CN-
Irnsrs OF rAl". ny "i,l'r uf the Board of Di-
t'C,OTa
j. &, NhYHUgIT. Secretary.
OTTiCE--rni;cd States Land Office. Elko.
SCvala. mS I'll
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ITAIiu KiNa SILVER Missing COMPANY
- Location nf IrnrciyiI rlHrn Of liu,incaH'
san Tfa,pirru. California; Location uf Works.
Srrurcn,ant Mlning district. Elko county, Ne"
SnlA. -,
Suitrc " hereby Rivch that At n meeting ~ tho
u,y,,R nI Dlrcttuts, held Un tho iili day at
MAY, Is7G, nh nascsrIrrnt iSo. 15l ~ Zen CchiS
rcT share was lcvirl ulrIn tho capital stock of
ilir Corporation, payable immediately IN limited
states uuld coin, to the Secretary, at TIM uihro of
the Company, liDuIhH AZ hnd ~ MDrChantn FL.
change, ban Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this asSossinrnt shall
remain unpaid uil tho Seventh my Of Junr lao.
Will DO delinquent. and advertised for sale ut
Public hucil0nI and tInlrsb payment ia Inado DO.
fDro VIII no Eoid un THURSDAY Tie 29tlI day OF
Juno. 1870. To pRy tho dcnqucht assessment. TO:
lrthcr with costG Of RdycTilsina nnd expenses or
sale.
rs order Of tho nontd Of Dlrertorh.
IDCiS RApLAS. Secretary.
Orrtcr Itno,nA 20 auh ~ Merchants TX
change. California BIrtctH, SiIr franCIsc" Cali,'
lorna. Hr5td
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DELINQUENT SALE.

CSSEY CONSOLIDATED COED AND SILL
u Nur Mining CCmrlny.-l.ocitlOn OF Trim
ciIal Place OF nIsinIss. San Francisco, CaiifUr-
MIA; Location N Works. Cornucupia District,
ElEo County, Nevada.
NOTICE-Tlcre "a delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. Oh account of assCss-
meit lSo. u, levied the 18th day OF April.
1870. The several amounts Sct Opposite the names
OF the respective olIarChold,Es. Is fOuoHs:
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Tar Carson Apeai Of Tuesday has
these items;
Tho Mexican War Veterans met last
evening. a. d. TTrHdway la tho chair
nnd lHmos Hunt Hccrcinry. a letter
waa read from IIpland Stanford stating
that ho would convey free oil Mexican
Veterans from Reno 10 Ogden who pre-
Bcntod themselves with tho proper ere.
dcntinls, and n resolution of thanks was
rendered to tho Governor. Tho Yctc.
rans accepted invitations TO turn out to-
dny md on tho Fourth. Tho question
Gi procuring flag was left to tho
conmittsc appointed for that purpose.
Judge Patterson reported funds in his
hands amounting 10 $50 90. Tho Vet
Grams adjourned 70 meet subject to emil
Of tho Chairman,
Yesterday tho United States Grand
Jury brought IN o bill of Indictment
pgGinst Atl0lphua Waitz, Land llegisLor,
for cXtortion in office, IN that ho was
guilty Of nh over charge al fees. 4
warrant waa tbcrcupon issued fnr tho
srydsb Of Mr.. Waltz. who responded 10y
giving bail IN the sum Of $4,000 for his
appearance nj tho trial Of his case.
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DELINQUENT SALE.

WEBro0r MINING COMPANY
cisco S.iIfd nsip.i rlaes of u,Iness ssn frSn.
ls.nill, fito county> stsIa OF 81 Moris. Railroad
HollGE-IhsTe Is delinquent upon n. ,,I
,"s rI aeInod stock. on .ecouni Of 100. .ot.
1870. the tcsrral amounts 81 -, on April:
names OF the respective SharehO!der1 A. niI Ihg
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MARRIED..

LoSGLEI- SoRS!S-m Ogden. May 18th. A..
= LonSIey, OF Catlln. SevaIL, to Mira Lizzie
MoEen. of Ogden, Utah. -
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BORN.

DuRNER-In liko, May &c. Isf6. To The wife
Of Jacob r. Burner, a daughter.
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TUE coinage Of tho San francisco
Mint thia mouth will likely reach So.
GOO, 600, intending twenty per cent. ia
oliver. Tho Mint will close for tho
clcRn.up OH tho, t9tIi Of June,
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Aud In accordance with law aud al order OF
tho Board az Trustees made on the fuuriCchih
day 81 ApTil. 1870. ~ many shares ot
each parcel nI such siork a. may hn NECESSARY
viii hr sol ut pnbiic auction. Vt the ONCE iho
Company. Room {, No. i0l CAliiCrnl4 rircct,
san franrlNCn. caifnrhli. uI MDSnAI thn
Twelfth dry II June, 1910, nj hour 81 Two
O'Clock y. ~, 0f RIih day. 10 ply rs4d drlshIurht
assessment thereon. tigcttT iiD eC1isot hdVcr-
tlsing nud expenses % tho rlc.
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Notice TO Creditors OF lnS0Iyaaf.

Is TIE DISTRICT COURT Of! THE
] HInth .fudirInI district or tho
Etnic Of Nevada.
M he m"ncr n Ec Petition IF DIrid O'.Ncii. Gn
IGyp!rsai I''L'"r:
Pursuant "a al UTiCr az the lion. !. n. Flick,
JndR" ~ ia" -Ith District Count notice u here.
10y gwen {" al The creditors %; thc said in-"Iv,m
1iANlD rSIli. /" lU AMI appear before the said
JIdI". IL q. 81 Court. at ih" UuIri-ru"m Of said
G. TTf. ~ the C"H:t.hUusrJ III tho tpTn ami
Cp.'n'y Uf Ike. al tl',
Twenty fourth tinY dT juno, a.. %.
lS7D,
At IN o'clock 4. nj. Cf that day. then and there
10 kh,,% CatGsc, II any tiry eau, why thn prayer
nf said in="lr"ht should not b" ErAEic! aud an
assignment " HE estate tn male. anl hr hr dis.
charged from Ids debts AMI liabilities. la pur.
suanre nt Tie sta Hi"S Ia such CaS"s made hni
provided: hnl IA tho meantime all proceedings
against said iuSplvcnt b. stayed.
iSEAI-l Withrs4 my hand and Tho seal OF
Said Court. this 10th dag Of May. 1910.
nis.Li q. T.. uTEET. Clerk.
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David 4. JESSiNrsr Secretary.
OtrTr-f:oom I, 40. t01 CsiIothia Street
E,n Francisco. California hsii"
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RAGUsA, Juno 2.
Tho Government Of Scrvin has been
warned by lIassin against prccipitnting
war with Turkey. II Is Thought prob
able that important changes in the Gov
eminent Of Scrvia may result.
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Passengers from Hot Springs, Arkan-
ans, report intense excitement thcrc on
Saturday over tho shooting Of John G.
Halo, prominent citizen Of that place,
md soii.in.law Of cS-GoYCrn0r Brown
low. Of this State, OH that day, by YIN.
L. Walsh postmaster, md n prominent
politician. The difficulty grow out Of
Walsh building n store on ground
claimed by Hale.
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TGlGgraphiC.
HanrIsnuRn. Pa. May 81.

George Bobb. aged IS years, residing
on Fro@ street. in this city, committed |
suin3e shis morning. by shooting him
self in an out building in the rear Of
his bnuse. He leaves vile aud three
children.
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=" "|-- TARts, juno J.
The Government under arrangement
with Russia, Is urging the Porto 10 sur.
render Hosina and lTcrz.govina aud
10 grnnt them privileges as Independent
States. The alliance between tho three
powers il regarded as broken.
NIE|ES, juno I.
The Scrvian Government has issued
n decree, closing nll rchOuls and cnuf,,
nf Law during The pending war. FRINGE
Milan has been constituted Gcnurul.ii in.
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LONDON, MAY 81.

LoSDoS, MnS 0l.
The winner of the Derby was Daltaz.
zis Mineralco's colt He was named
by the owner just before the race, aud
received the title OF kisber.
The 71SsI' money article sars Can
adam railroad shares are steady. Erie
shares have improved generally.
In chambers to-day the Attorney
General applied to the Judge for a fur
ther remand Of winslow, and suggested
that he lie remsnded indefinitely. The
Judge remandcd Winslow until the 18th
Of June.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-18

No class Of inyalids are lnor ~ DO com
,nlaoratsd than the dyspopue, since me MAJ,
ody from which hey suilsr IN the parent OF
n moie numerous offspring OF lolmeh'lhg
symptoms man my other di'enae On mo
other han., they me 10 BIO qonsralplhleu
thnt there Ia potent, safe and agreeable boz
tanle remedy lor nl tho torture that they
undergo. IIoslelters stomach BIll'is pow
orully lnyigornles the cellular tissue Of the
stomach, thus promoting an adequate s.eIo'
lion aud how of the digestive juices, VIAL
iz,s the shruuhen and debllltaled Inning OF
the stomach. directs the bllo into lH lrno
channel, aud stimulates tho inactive Do""lA
ana dormant liver. These radical effects are
accompanied with tho restoration of"pps-
tlto, nosh, aud sound repoae, nhd 'he re-
moyal Of llatulonoe, heartburn, nnuseh, pa,
pltntons Of tho hear, vertigo, nigh colol'd
ana scaiding urine, water bfnih, hehdache,
and many other hnrrnsslng symptoms OF
dyspepsia.
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TnE following petition is being extern

n =. L. Z. -,
he 'o''ow'ns Po''''o,' 10 u''"s 'N,','
sivcly circulated over the State, and is
doubtless securing numerous signers.
Tho UNDERSIGNED citizens and tax
,ayers of this State without distinction
If marty. profession or occupntion be-
Having that oll men ore created with
certain innlienable rights among which
aro "lile liberty and The nnrs,,it of han
n;ness."'in which every man has the
n,,,r,j y;oL, IN choose snch nrofassion or
occunation NJ il hest suited 10 his taste
or cnnacitv mental .nhvsicol ar necun.
inrv no fortune or circumstances may
dictate or comnel, and that itistbe duty
~ thn state 70 nrntcct nil her citizens
oiike IN the nurs,,it and enjoyment Of
iii lawful OCCUPATIONS without making
INV ones calling reason for leyymp n
E, XXI mr upon his efforts 10 earn
an honest livelihood INT Ike mncbnn.
iral and agricultural pursuits nil others
ahould bc eounly free equally nrotected
md nav am canal nd yolorem tax This
vour netitioners believe 10 be- the very
snirit of that eminently inst clause in
tba Constitution which declares "toro,on
,LaR BE- ro,,al and unitorm" This can
never be as long as one class Of occupa.
tons are EXEMPT from all but adj yalorem
taxos while otEsr cl1sses are tayed in nd.
dition in sums VARYING in amounts nm.
iii many persons are now as ctlectually
prohibited from engaging in yarions pur.
suits MS though there was positive law
mterdictsng them from engaging in the
same.
Tho Constitution has wisely protect.
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CENTENNIAL LEGION.

Nv NV WIN WY Wv Wv W. ~
with Generals II. W. slocun, Of New1
York, Fih Hugh Lee, 81 Virginia ana
A. y. Burnside, of Rhode Island as
field officers. The Centennial Legion
comprises thirteen companies, repre-
sonting the original States of the Union
Their names, and those of their officers
with the dates Of their organization, are
given below
Providence Light Infantry, OF Ptoyl'
dcnce, Rhode Island, organized III Il'o,
CAPTAIN bullock commander,
! Fayetteville North Carolina, indie
pendent Light Infantry, Major Charlie
iIaigh commanding organized IN IVY
Washington Light Infantry South
Carolina. Major Il C. Gilchwist com
nanding, organized IN 1907
Boston Light Infantry, Massachusetts
CAPTAIN n, n. Noyes commanding or
eani1ed IN 1908
State Fenciblcs Pennsylvania, Cap
tain John W. Ryan organized IN l0l'.
New Haven Grays, Connecticut or
gnnaed in 1885,
7 The Old Guard Veteran Battery (Ncw
York, Major q. W Morrison command
ing, organized in 1896 o,,.
y The Norfolk Light Artillery Nir
dnin), Captain Sam Hodges command
inc; organized IN 1873
Tho Muskcog:yetcrons (Ncw lamp
shire) organized in 1874 .
: The Church Rifles Georgia Captain
Frank q. Ford commanding organ
led In 1854, n A.
! Veteran Company from Fifth Mary
land Regiment; organized IN lSOo'
The Phil. Kearncy Guards (New Jer'
sew. Captain W. II Dcllart command
ing; organized in 1860,
The American Rifles (Delewmc) Cap
, tain Samuel NJ. Wood commanding
a organized in 1876.
o This special corps is appoinod to u.s.
r scmblc in front OF independence Hall
> Philadelphia, for july 4, in eommemor
alton of tho one hundredth anniversary
y of American independence The field
b officers elected are General FiH Hugh
i Lee, of Virginia, by the Southern com
c mands General IT, W Slocum, of New
York, by the Middle State companies
/. and General Ambrose H, Burnside from
y the New glandIcompanies The legion
n will be organized into three battaIions
The center will be composed of the
\ Boston Light Infantry of MaSso
{ chusetts; Old Guard, Of New
York, and Washington Light Infantry
10 of South Carolina and wili'bo the colo
|. battalion, The remaining ten com
,t panies will be equally divided into RICH
and left wings The staff will consist o
+ mn Adjutant Quartermoster, Commlss0rl
IF and seven aides-de-camp, so selected
o that each of the thirseen States shall be
Y. represented in the field and staff, all ap
a, pearing in full Continental uniform
20 mounted. Tho colors of the logiol
ID viii consist of the crimson llag D
Eutaw, borne by Colonel William Wash
~ ington during the Revolutionary war
y the Continental flag and the ntiona
lie coloT. Each company is to bear thu
t flag of the State it represents, Legion
IF and company color bearers to assemble
is with their guards ofhonor in lndepend
once Hall preparatory to the parade
n previous to which there will be CRANE
% dress review, inspection, uooping o
y colors, etc, on Chestnut street, in from
70 ofthc old hall ON the Fourth of July
10 1876
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VIZ are in receipt of the premium list
of tho Third Annual Exhibition of the
Industrial and Agricultural association
of Waco, II is thick, well-printed
pamphlet, with every available space
filed with advertisements. For typo
graphical excellence the work is highly
creditablo to rhe EXAMINER and Patron
which prints it. aH.
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10 discuss, and for bank parlors to 'alN
bout There Is more in il than appears
anon tho surface, and II such talk leads
o A largely increased acreage in wheat
THE coming fall, il will be worth more
than halfa million Of immigrants and
two constitutional conventions
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The Philadelphia Press saws that In

The Philadelphia Press says that In
no city 10 the Union do the theatres
advertise 80 poorly as In the Quaker
City. They are persistent beggars for
notice. angry grumblers at criticism,
and receive praise without thanks
The new French steamship Canada
10 described rs floating palace, Her
length lie $50 feet, breadth "a feet. She
Ia about $500 tons, can accommodates
e5S passengers and has a GROUPING Of
two cabins and q private parlor.
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FREE GOvFGrlsEaEar COLUMN.
FREE no ALL.


Desiring ~ mako The Herald no medium
of communication for the general pupllol
and also ~ assist thuHu VINO may nv" ~, "
distance, wohhye determined 10 pIlhl w.
adveItlginu column. Advertisements uhl'i
the mend of "I0sf, "fonnd, wanted,
"Far sale" "FOr Krnt" 10 Leii' ol n.y.,
more than thee Hines, VIII DO ln"Ilnu ~
this column Two tllnnh ifren ehhlt,' q" ~
such advertisements exceed three llun' nv
excess viii ba charged w the rate 81 nV1
cents q line, zach Insertion, IN advance hl II.
when such AL yertisenlentA Hru prlhl9u u' W, "a
than Two times they VIII be- chWB'i ~ tnu
additional Insertion. soyon words make
lluu,
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Thu Houston Age in concluding an
other damaging article about the Com
msyciafs says:
The Light Guards, at least, are de-
termined that the entente cordiale between
the companies shall not be destroyed by
ofiicious querulousness, and those un-
manly suspicious, worthy only of Paul
Pry Reporter are foreign to the digni-
fled promptings ofevery soldierly heart.
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Ola Papers.

Every one to know the great pleasure aud
benefit b. be derived from DR., Coleman
Elect rO- NnpOr Baths
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A good cook, without children; good wages
paid. Apply 10 W. X, Oldham In Mitchles
building, opposite LeGrand Hotel.
may lO.d1t
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wanted,

Ana other advertisers, call ana get letters
for YOU ln This ONCE, hNbIN-'
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4 DNERTlSTNG; Cheap: Good Susten
"A dtic,-Au persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
cents to Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co., Al Park Row.
New York, for their PAMPHLET BOOK
(hlhety.Sevenh edition., containing lists Of
over 1000 newspapers and estimates, show.
ing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead.
ing papers in many states ct a tremendous
reduction from publisho-s' -ates. Ger THE
NOOK oQs,lG,,i,,
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Wanted.

A situation NJ clcrk In a dry goods, cloth
Ing grocery store; spegE Ens,,sh,, rr'"'
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MnnIeai,

A second hand Ice Cream Freezer: ,Ad'
dress Box l7O mhNlinN
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wanted.
MnnIed.

A situation M cook In It private house
Address r., this office,
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MnnIed.

A few Embroidery pupils to complete q
class. Inquire NJ l,Oji Elm street. MIS-
llOhsor.
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invite the special attention OF thr lhnles
nj UnliaE and Vicinity 10 my new stock OF
MlllIntry Goods Just received direct rom
the importers and home manulac'ufris. ne
goods embracr every novelty Tie market NJ
lords aud NJ n considerable rtduolloh rom
nf goods is respectfully solicited Ready
made quits, Dressinaling Hair Work. Mrs
n, Mullins 7H Main street, nearly 0ppOslit
Inmur Hotel.
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Old papers for sale at The Herald Office
II per hundred,
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NNnnintI.
Wanted,

A gertlemnn and vito wanted 10 bonrd ~
$40 per month"; pleasant situation ADDRESS
Junlus puNoilice.
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Ladies Ice Cream Saloon
Long Felt Want Supplied
Energy and Enterprise Will Win.
LcGRAND HOTEL

Tho LeGrnnd Proprietors have q Nice leo
Cream Saloon for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
under the
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
Gorsts ano farms UGnie0.

Gorses ano farms UGnie0
HOUSE WANTED.--i want 70 small house
a moderate rent wiling to rag $3.50 per Annuu
Address win y ifculsTs
WANTED TO HIRE from May "A mOdcr-
ac zed PLACE with stable, me- horse "a BE- furnished
heated between lOOths aud spuyten DayNH Citr-
Address IL. =. O. Box l3t2.
WANTED TO PURCHASE, on or near Muir
W ray u. fall .izrl HOUSE and LpI No rrA"fagr or
comm sion asked pFlt owner only adircs CASH. BoA
95 Tribune Uptown o1ioc. i.2Ss Broadway.
WANTED, for the summer months, small
w furnished COTTAGE t - 80 miles nom y J.,
IIic Isrcdd pieira depot rent ui1-' he rr+9at
Address with iLN and lowest teiips ftANh, bvA
J45l Sea-NO portOnice.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
Efcture9 ano Hleeti!Ias.

CHURCH of HOLY COMMUNION, corner of
~ 6tbavc aud wentiethst-Fhe sixth in the Course of
SERMONS fnr the Eudav evenings In Lent will be preached
April by the Right Rev. THO&AS NJ CLARK Bishop "
Rhode Island Service az 7i5 O'clock
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
GorEtrn properip Go Eet.

S1OR the CENTENNIAL.-To RENT In phlla-
deipiia ale HOUSE elegantly furnished, sprigg car
oen. above 20t- address RICHARDSON soI Aaikets'''
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