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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-18
How to Cook Ham.

The Commercial Grocer makes the fol-
lowing suggestions in regard to cooking
hams, which are pronounced valuable
by those who know how hams should
be cooked. Eastern canvassed sugar
cured hams are in strong demand, and
the supply is not large. SO much de-
ponds on the manner in which consum-
ers use sugar-cured hams, that we may
be excused for making some remarks
thereon. 1t is a popularity of sugar
cured meat that it molds rapidly, and
the absence Of mold on a Winter-cured
ham at this season is an indication of a
salt cure. In stripping a ham. great
care should be taken to clean it thor
oughly before cutting, as any mold car
ried down on the knife blade in sliclng
will affect the flavor when frying. In
boiling, the ham should always be
placed on the stove in cold water. and,
what is more important still, unless it
is to be used warm, it should not be
taken ont of the water in which it is
boiled until quite cold. This important
point is not generally known, but the
reasons are so obvious that no one will
question them when explained. If a
ham is taken ont of boiling water and
cooled rapidly, the sudden contraction
which ensues cannot fail to harden and
tougher the fibre, while, if cooled in
that water in which it is boiled, the
juices expressed III boiling are again
drawn into it, and it cools with pores
open, mellow and juicy. At this season,
when Summer cures are unreliable, and
Winter-curcd hams are partially dried
ont, this is matter worthy of attention.
Ignorant treatment in cooking will often
condemn a frst-class ham, and we rec
ommend our friends who use tlHs arti-
Gle of pork product to note the above. "
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES. We do
not wonder that the exhibition of Amer
lean manufactures in Philadelphia has
startled number of intelligent Eng
lishmen, who are now writing to the
London Times, praising the skill and
taste OF American workmen. and warn
ing their own countrymen that we are
at last rivals to be feared. We happen
to know that these English are not alone
in their surprise. German, Belgian and
French visitors have also been aston
ished at the extent. variety and excel
lence of our manufactured products.
In fact, it would not he too much to say
that we have given a surprise to intelli-
gent merchants and manufacturers from
all parts of the world.
Nor is this amazing. 1t is fact that
our manufacturers produce, in general,
better qualities of goods than those of
Europe; they turn out, as rule, more
faithful, more durable, better and more
honest goods. The wooden nutmeg and
pine ham business has been transferred
across the Atlantic to great extent, and
the Americans have in the last dozen or
fifteen years gained reputation for
honest products which would be inval-
liable to us il it were only little more
cxtended-if we had any foreign trade
which, in fact, gives us vital advan-
tage whenever we do trade abroad. -
New York H,uld.
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A TRENTON editor says he breads the
Fall campaign, because of so many pa
rades. He says he is harassed enough
now, every Saturday night, by pay
raid.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-18

A CURIOUS calculation has been made
in the printing Office of a Paris news
paper. Assuming that a good compost
tor handles $4,000 letters day, and
that his hand moves one foot with each
letter i'll taking and setting the type, it
will be seen that his hand travels As 900
feet, or nearly ten miles day, and in
the course of year, excluding Sur
days, travels fully the distance from
Paris to New York.
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Directions and price list mailed free. Orders by
mail receive prompt attention Goods forwarded
Der Wells Fargo 4 TO-, C. .. u. subject APPROVAL
e. MULLER Opticisn, las Montgomery street. near
Bush, san Francisco. California
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A SIOUX motto: "White man big
smart-he furnish brains; rod man heap
brave--he knock 'em out!'
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-18

DocroR IN THE CLOSET Trapper's Indian
Oil is one of those harmless, ready remedies
that every family should keep on hand. When
ever there is pain, use it.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-18

Ir is always Il safe plan to look at the
size of mans boot before you lie about
him. Illusion Free Press.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-18

SO Teeth Soveo. SsO
PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Nitrous Oxide tas atl.
mustered for painless extraction Of teeth SETS of
Artificial Teeth warranted to last ten years. from
$50 upward. Gold and silver Filings at reasonable
ter street. san Francisco. (Use the elevatrl
Dir. 7. MOkFFEW
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Formulation 10 Publish.

PARIS, KENTcCEY, Oct. 1G, 1915.
JAS. 4. HUNTER, NJ. d.:
Dear Sir-Yours of the 1itli inst, requesting
permission II publish my letter to you of the
7th inst, in regard to Mrs. P's health. was re-
ceved.
Had l known you wished to publish it,
should have described the case more particu-
larry and also stated the fact that the case had
been treated entirety By correspondence, you
never having seen her either before or since you
began treating her.
l'ou hare perfect hberty 10 publish il, and also
the further privilege of referring any doubling
or hcsitatng person to u.s. and we will take pleas
ure in answering their questions.
Most respectfully, $. PICKETT.
Sup't Of City Schools.
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Im porsans from the Centennial

S73 Market street, San Francisco.
Highest award 1T Centennial given " the
HOWE. L. 5. STOCKWELL,
Treasurer.
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The above letter requires little comment, as
Mr.. Pickett most emphatically and intclligibly
states the facts Of the case.
receive hundreds Of letters like these from
my patients who reside in places remote from
San Francisco whom l am treating by cores
pondonce They not only prove that INHALA-
TON will cure consumption, but also that those
afflicted may obtain and Use it without the tro-
bic and expense Of visiting mo at my home, as
l never saw Mrs. Pickett.
CARD.--Those who desire to obtain this treat
ment should send for list Of questions to an
swer. | will cheerfully answer all letters from
invalds. j. A. HUNTER, NJ. d..
No. 222 Post Street.
San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 10, 1876.
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WHAT They Area dreamy philoso-
pher has discovered that mosquitoes are
animated by the souls of wicked men
who have gone to their last account.
For pituitary purposes they are doomed
to spare a certain time every year in
their cold, earthly haunts, and they take
advantage of their new form to tor
ment the good people who were their
especial aversion during their sinful
lives in human shape. After three
years in the mosquito life, ithey turn into
grasshoppers and Ego West"
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r. Buttcrick 4 Cos PATTERNS.

Tie sandald OF fashion,. Fail Styles Just re-
ceived. ndpostage stamps for catalogue. Also
best quality sewing machine Needles for all ma
chimes, fifty cents per dozen. II. A. Deming, Ill
Post street, San Francisco.
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I'm, pOrtamt from the Centennial.

Copy of Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA, September 81, 1875.
q. a: NORTON, I1,6 Market street, san Francisco:
The " Wilson" has received the highest award
medal and diploma W. q. WILSON
President Wilson Sewing Ma, hine Co.
Several other sewing machine compan,s having
also claimed the highest award we have only to
point To their course In regard to the " Vienna
award aud predict Il similar result
c. 4. NORTON.
Agent Wilson Sewing Machines
HUG Market street, san Francisco.
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DENNsYLyANIA mAi,.nNAn.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains eivc New Yo.k wa De .5rOsses and Cortland
sire Is tfrfics. IA follows:
Exprrs. Tor Hir hurs PitsburSn he West AMI south.
with Pull nan Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ, d ami
So j.. VI. SUNDAY SAINT 6:J 2. ".
For ilNlmspurt Lock Have CORY, ana Eric a. gao
ana SEQ 4. NJ. e. injecting At CORY Tor l1tusvlle,
Petroleum cntrr. ana thr Ol Regions.
For Baltimore. Washington, uI the ~ulth, Limited
Washington Express e. Pu Imam Prior tars DAT ".
except sunday, $50 \. NJ, arrive washington i.lO
M. Regular It $40 a. NJ. 2iO andD L. NJ. sun az
Exnrcss Tor Pan ci,ha. 7g,. $40, $50 a. NJ. 1850.
2;ii. .. I, u :. $50 T. VI ant IL Htsht Arcpun ,.
5.Mn, AMI l.. NJ. Enisrant and sec nj elias
FOR Crnicnrial Depot ut $50 o3). $50. 8 $40 $50
a. VI 1870 3, ans r. NJ On Sunnnv, 3 A. ". Re.
turning. leave Cen cnnit Depot AZ 715. ~ 8, 1850
a. NJ. 1. lao. b $780, AS. 5ll D. $50 and 7:D5 4 NJ.
o. SUNDAY. 5s.O \. VI sad =. VI.
For trains u Newark, En- lucth, Rahway Princeton.
Trenton, Per Annoy. Fleming y ivlurre and
OF iuts zoe Ucal schedules AZ all Ticket Ohices
Trains arrive From Pittshu N, 03J aud 1880 4. NJ
ami 1879 +. NJ daily; 1910 A. NJ aud G5l l.. NJ ia ly.
except Monuay. From Mas ingion aud Baltimore,
$50 A. NJ. $40, 5iO and 1O'2O l.. VI. Surdy $3.50 A.
N From Pnlndephia 5Oj, GEO, $50, 1910. lle0
1850 Me- 20 $50 $40. $40. $40; $50, $3.50, $40
1850 \ NJ $50 and l0eO T.. VI.
TcNtt Once. go aud pa broadway, No. Astor
House, and foot Of Deshrosscs aud COrtlndt sts i;
No. Court ST.. BROOKLYN ia llb and llb hudson
Hon KEN Depot jersey CITY kmisrAnt ricKS ONCE,
No Battery pace.
PRANK THOMSON. u. VI. BOYD. Jr.,
neral Manager. General Pa scnger Agent
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%mustmer,s.

Smustmsrs.
j. GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
BROADWAY AND s5Tn ST.
AN ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTION
AND PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
AN INSTITUTION
OF SOLID BEAUTY.
AND THE ONLY GREAT AQUARIUM
IN AMERICA.
GRAND PUBLIC INAUGURATION.
"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Ii. 1874
AND TO REMAIN OPEN AFTER THAT DATE
FROM o A. NJ. UNTIL 10 p. NJ. DAILY.
PICTURESQUE INTERIOR,
COMBINING ARCHITECTURAL NOVELTY
AND ARTISTIC BEAUTY.
CLASSIC srATUARY AND TROPICAL FOLIAGE.
AN IMPOSING COMBINATION
OF INTEREsTING OBJECTS.
ENORMOUS IRON AND GLASS TANKS.
FILLED WITH THE PUKEsT SEA WATER
BROUGHT FROM THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
AND FORCED THROUGH vULcANizED
RUBBER PIPE BY POWERFUL
STEAM PUMPS.
MAMMOTH FRESH WATER TANKS
SUPPLIED BY DIRECT CONTACT WITH
THE cRoroN MAINS
GREAT suBTERRANEAN RESERVOIRS.
IMPOSING COLLECTION OF
RARE FISH AND MAMMALIA.
LtNiNG MONSTERS
FROM TIE oCEAs's DEPTHS.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM EVERY SEA.
DoDwoRrn's sUPnED ORCHESTRA.
DELiuH fuL MUSIC.
EACH DAY AND EVENING. FROM TILL 8 AND
FROM TILL 10 O'CLOCK.
NEITHER PAINS NOR EXPENSE WILL he SPARED
TO RENDER THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE
NEW YORK AQUARIUM UNsuRPAssABLE.
Admission % cents
(NO extras chargedD
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Amustmtn's

BARNUMs
CENTENNIAL SEASON
GILMoRE's GARDEN
occupying the entire great SOUR bounded by fth and
Madison avs. anu 18th aud 97th sta.
THE GRRAT SHOW OF THE GREAT CITY
IN THE AMUSEMENT PALACE or THE WORLD
THE TROPICS TRANsPL NNrED. A VAST AND
vERIrABLE GEOLOGICAL GARDEN empowering
the R,re.t Of Exc 1, Crca,urcs Tn lunge Monarchs.
in a VefDa wilderness orr Dom an Beauty.
THE NILE NA1URALlzEDl
snd BARNUM's ss5.0Jo DEHEMOrH. tho only living
Hippopotamu, In Am,rca, di.portnE bcn"ath Cata-
ract OF Liytn, waters. HirGE SEA LIONS and MA.
RINE MARvEI.s. gambolling in Aquarium freedom.
The most memorable of mortal marves CAPT. COS
TENTENUs. Noble Greek Albanian. tattooed from
head to foot Chinese Tartary punishment for en-
"a ing In rebellion against The King.
AvAsT CENTENNIAL MUSEUM.
Life. Sized Automsuc M.ryes and Mechanical scenic
Illusions. operated ny SOLID SILVER STEAM ESofSx
CENTENNIAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.
The most Grotesque aud Wonderful OF Living Human
Phenomena.
AN ALADDIN AMPHITHEATRE.
Lusrous with Ten Thousand vMtcolored Lights
GORGEOUS ORIENTAL sPECTACLEs
and Pagcants The acme OF decorative art.
THE MARCH or THE NAMNOrHS.
$4,000 PERDhY IL SALARIES,
TO FIVE GREAT CIR Us rROUPEs.
AN EQUESTRIAN EXPEDITION nccesAtitinR
slant change OF Programme for Its presentation.
hrlilant ard varied Centennial Of Circus rriumph-,
without parallel in Metropolitan Annals and present.
ing inaripii succession u stionil surprises tho
greatest Heroes and icrones OF the Arena, including
MAITliNO LOWANDE,
the Hurricane Hor-emin Il Brazil m his Terrific INT
vefsal Challenge 1wo -Four aad soycn-liorss Bare
CHAs. W. FISH,
the Single Horse DarcDack Champion Trick Equestrian
of the Universe.
SIX LOVELY LADY tQrEsTaiANs
FOUR FkOLlCsOME AND VOCAL FOOLsl
over One Hundred Peerless Pfncipai PERI mers.
More and Rarer VIVID Beasts Birds aud Rep lies; More
Marvellous Human Phenomena. More Curious. Costly
and Cunning Mechanical Triumphs; More Distinguish
any time IN or place. and MoRE
THAN TIN TIMKs THE rRICE or ADMISSION, In wouder
ami instruction. oeligrt ami inspiration. excitement
and amusement, returned by
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
ADMISSION to the Eniire Garden. and to every DO.
partmcnt Of the Colo sal Exhibition. 90 cents.
CHILDREN under uino years 25 cents.
RESERVED SEATS 25 CENTS EXTRA.
Doors open at and $50 p. Nj Grand Animal and
Arenic Spectacular Entrec hour later.
IL Reserved seats may be secured at the Box once
one week In n vance.
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financial.

PARTY going abroad wishes TO loan tl5 900 on
N city properly, AuDlY 10
GROVE & ANDERSON, 288 Grand ct.
RONDHOLDER~ Of he Bleecker St Railroad
ID The blcecker 81. anu Futon FeiTy Ralroa Com.
pan, nave made arrangem nts with the rwenty.tnird
a. Railway Company to hereafter pay the interest on
their bonds. lhe bondholers OF the Bleecktr At.
RhfOad who have not aready delivered their bonds
are requested 10 40 80 without further del the
'ytsant SAFE Deposit Company, corner OF IN st;
am 50 1V Tor the purpose ~ receiving the additional
coupons aud participating IN the eddllln security.
GEO. II. IAGERsOLL, secretary
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YrOposaIs.

pROPOsALs VIII be RECEIVED up to Decal. $50.
Bridge, at their office, u Water st. BROOKLYN, n. "
for the manufacture aud delivery OF 400 net tons OF
construction OF the main cables OF the East River sus
pension Bridge printsd speenestions eontsining ~
office. WA, RoEpLING, Chief Epgiavsr.
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Yost nnO Funno.

DANK BOOK 2lOO5s on Blocker a. Savings Bank.
ID Finder Will return 10 bank.
L oSr-Dank boo1 2i7l6i OF Beccker 81. savings
Bans. The under will oc rewarded b, leayny Z at
the BANK or al bl9 I'd ~ ELLEN hu' kLfi
L OST-Blnk BOOK aG7, O07on neccker Street savings
IL Bans. Finder Will pleisr return q" nanK'
OST-Bank book so. 81 2'7 The nnder will
i please return TO Bleorkcr street savings Bank.
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AltttlnQs

A RALLY FOR TWEED and the good old times
~ no gave us public meeting OF all persons fiend-
y 70 Senator Tweed Is called for Friday evening Oct
(Bg oxl, at O'Clock, Central PARK Garden 90 h
II. and TIN Az, rain or shine.
rate meeting.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
Excursions.

4 LBANI OPPOSITION. Low freight and fare (;
N passage to Albany 90 cts. ny new steamer ESCORT
leaving New YORK every Monday. wednesday. and Fri.
day. from Pier 3d. North River, foot Franklin at
w AND RETURN ; AME DAY
RY DAY LINE STEAMERS.
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Wlnntro. maIts.

NN"''S - q. ~ - -. .--
r,v.~,,n 49,, o,,.. %, pa,er on nne work.
~ nnv conpef,nt person need apply - G o. GUN-
THFHS Sons, 1874 9Th az, from sc 10 10 A. NJ
.ar,ttc ~ writing and
w transiatag the Germ u langq 60. Adirc
L. NJ, Opx iilf r. u.
NHORK FOR At.L.-Any one having 800. TO u
w cisi mak" f'tuS per dny sehlng toilet Soups
Cal At factory, 35l 1T 2pih So
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M NN'tD 'NN.I ~" ''''N "''o' y" ""' VIVA
w li0' - "'''''' VIZ
xzrANtlD-A good inter ON boots and CATERS at
w 5d5 =, Il Az
80 -rnNpyVrTru~ -Lln-stone, This site,
a. a. nor ',v ar 5p er,,s - f,n, tora a., SAT-
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$500. 49,
bwnfr 10 ss or 90oa ngls s nqm na fn
learn tnr huSIrss thnroupiiy, 1s Wei reroiemen ed
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SabinQs Sanns.

S1xPESNy SAVINGS BANK. broadway and
hom ~ A. N. psP.M III. Five esnts 10 SOW received
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STEAMBOATS, uno Railro1o,

A b'4sfs Ak AN AID bHSfL 49, sNaT's
st Pier at $40, an "a 81. ~ S:JD A. VI. Landing II
kvsct nj Turstgwo tby f. r, nOfU. West Point
keNburg1, POuR ikecpstr, iithrnrck, CusNlH, an.
Hubs y. Connect ~ Alba v wit new train ut
p ". TO tie West, vcr Sew Nor' Ccu.ga arriving al
BufslO 7;lO, pension NE n 90 lu' "a ara +
81 \; y the following mnrtiug. tcnfuuoi. trans IN
1aSe Shore and cana "a iutI m rOIds. To soc l. int
and N"wburgn anu return, same DAY, 81. POushkcep
ale. 81 So
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COn NOtwALk DInECt,

Z meeting with Dlnbury. Norwns ana New H1ve1
cxcentedl IF IN J 'we.i's gnce BroDkJl,2 ;3O p. Mi
Pier "a, East river. Gas z. NJ aId tuut Ut 81 st. Eat
tvrr, at p. NJ Fare Is cents. Excursion ncAe's %
CeutA
GRANn AMATEUR WEtiArrA on Green.
N wood LAKE Orange county, y. l.. frday, Get. q,
aud SATURDAY. oct. Z. Montcnir any or NV cd Lake
HailNRy Special trains VIII pcnnsyvanla de DOT
foot OF Cortanct and De ur St.. $50 A. Nj 1920
A. A.. II A. NJ Returning Will leave Immediately aftor
the races are over
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pu,1all Nuilte,.

nIsEAsES OF hEN, Nervous Debility, and ain.
1 bred affections speedily an perm lnentlY cured Dy
iiENiiY \ DANIELS. VI D, lh Lexington sy. az
29th II. Hours y tnd
NIAHN. am Il led " III anrirty short paper to-
M morrow VAL inform aud satisfy DICK.
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~ Trans eve l.. ny Island CITY. sunday excepted
from depot nor h OF ferry.
For u.hing College Point. and VIII estone; g:s6
$50. o. 10 .i1o3 A Nj 1900, 1:33 800 400 sos 5;3i
6:Oj. B:3i, 7:Ol. 1856. $3.50. 1O:tD Z NJ. 1910 A. NJ
For Great Neck Branch o35 7Sa A. All 1, 400, 53i.
'Tor CIpeedmoor. CITY and Henp,teso, 1883,
p:05. li03 A. Nj l. goo, 4:3S. 500 Of. 7Oi r. NJ
For naaylon 300 A. Nj 1908, 5;OJ T.. NJ Patchogus;
2s03. 433 p. VI. -
From dcpoi south Of ferry. For Jamacl: e;s5, 1903
$50, yo5. 1O03 1880 A. Nj 800, tOi sos $50 e;J5
0. 30 Z r NJ. - - . -
4.O4, 3. $50. + N. For Locust Valley; 6:35. $50
1908 A. NJ; s:os ioi 5C3. $50, $50 2, NJ For Port
Jefferson G:3b 1908 A. Nj 5.O3 L. NorthpDrt, 400
$50 NJ. For Grcenport and sag HarJnr 9;05 A Nj
4;3P NJ. Rverheal, 3;O3 p NJ. TaSc James alp ferry
from A. NJ TO r. NJ. ntf an hour, 3itl Al. tern
East river. fifteen 40 minutes before departure Oi
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BANANA TRANSIT AND Pacific NAIL

tlEAMNHli LINES.
For California japan Chlae. Australia. New Zealand
Br iish Coluinpi1, OREGON, Nc.
FOR skN fEASciSco' wa iSfiiMis OF PANAMA
steamship COLON. Monday, Oct. III,
Conurctrg turOcntral Amencaa south Pacinc ports.
Steam hip CITY OF TOXIC, Nednc.d nav /.
FROM SAN FRANCS 10 SANDWICH ISLANDS,
,AuS IRALlAi and NEH ZEALAND
For lrfiEut Or passage apply -
wM = CLIDEN co, or H. j. o. LII AY, stunt.
allowing Green Pier -, y. T., tool Canal It.
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE.-Appoinici
Ia to carry the rrgitn anu Jniel states MALL, lne
''"'"'"- '''4'"' iFo'R S3ES'TiFW'ERP '''
Neder aad' l...'....0ct. 10 sui risn .... Oct
K,es u Pss.afe ~ currency 80,
fEiEKNKlGHr& soNs Gcaerh Asert, fiiaasi.
JOHN MCDONALD. Battery p.ac'. Sew ork.
$40 II htst4W'" aftffht,f. al niHLoxpovDERRr
sr,rr t nf9m l',cT x t29, O. S"Arr T. y. ~
AGsffIN ByAIIb%iS GO Asea,s y broadway
s!eerage tesets At q broAoway' and at Company's
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING
..-..... UNITED STATES NAIL.
tlCt.,' .5n "
GEKMANlC.'.....''.'.''.' oct y iw n
SELr ct' r. Tx =, "
From White star Dock. pier S. Nortn rver ~
Passenger accommodation Is unrly ilcd. Cabins all
smiiships. Saloon, $50 ami 500, gold. Return tickets
on iayorabls terms. steeragei SIS -,.-.--.
n. B-Passenger ticKCts and dritts can be obtained
at White tar Wharf foot OF West 10th a..
r. j. CORris Agent. 81 Broadway, New YORK
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a VERY pie SAINT room, confortably furnished for
~ housekeeping u married couple Aa week. 3oA
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tas.
Stnng It,at0ln,s.
$oaro auO IJjmI.

4 LADY viii scll her Dom &c sewing machias
N very cheap for cash f,3 wet ail ~.
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ADVERTISERS

May leave their favors tor lur 'UN At the oaip
authorized IN. town aiyrrus"n"nt meet,
l,1JS lirua WAY lr-r OF ilsi S., ell n r. NJ, ana
3OS West 51i A., upppsltn Grand OpefI House, ana
no. 76O 80 v. corner 81 ana ST. uItu SP NJ
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ROAHDlNG IN Chatham square large front rooms
, Tor TWO Hr1llt men, VIA the Use OF stove asS
DAY hosrdors. tntrancr ~ Nr@ lwrrg over the bank
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A IPACA coat hsnds; only nrst class hands need
N apply. W North Attn 1t " sm.bursh
GOOD milliner wanted. 2oi Washington st.. Ho.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-02
SOLE TRADER s NOTICE.

= y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N ANNIE LEE, Of the town and county
Of Eureka, State of Nevada, wife of Henry
Lee, intends TO make an application to the
District Court Of the Sixth Juiicial District
of tho State Of Nevada, in and for the county
Of Eureka, on the 9th day Of Decem ber, A,
d. 1876, tor an order from Court permitting
her to carry on business in the said town and
county Of Eureka. in her own name and Oh
her own account, persuant TO an Act OF the
Legislature of the State Of Nevada. entitled
IAN Act authorizing married women to trans
act basiness in their own names as sole trad
ers: appro Sed February 6, 1867. The busi-
ness she intends to carry on is that of keep
ing general merchandise store. and buying
and selling real and personal property in the
said town and county of Eureka, State of
Nevada,
ANNIE LEE.
HILLHousE & DAVENPORT,
no3-1w Attorneys for Applicant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-02
LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. NO. lei.
To the Unfortunate.
NEw REuEDIEs, NEw REMEDIES,
DR.. GIBBONS D!sPEN.

~ DIX. CFBBCHS U!SPEW"
Mol SARY, No. 623 kEARNY ST.,
&N corner Of Commercial, san IRAN
EEA7SS cisco. Private entrance Oh Conl-
1921 morcial street. Established IN