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MAREsT.-ln Jersey cry, on Friday, 2ih inst,
A. 10 oco'k T. VI, OF puruuIuitt I IA H. A. wife Of
william n. bemaf ~ aged - ytats aud months.
. LIE rrh Ives ana friends of tf~ handy respect
day. s7d Inst st ocl0cS p NJ. Friends requested
nos to send flowers.
N1LEs.-Ai MOutclair. y T.. on Friday. Nov -. Mn.
month, and az.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
iuhtr on Muuldy Nov - az "a uc Ock r. ", at thu
reid ne" o. Ter sou gsW jOseph Van Week. IN Mont.
LacKNwnunt and Western depot on arrival of train
icaNng New Nork, FOOT II HarC.ay aud thristOpher
sls ny o'clock. Return Trans ave tontclir at sos
an o .ios@. luteimtAt GA Tuesday morning III
sMIrn.-On Thursday. Noy. 81 Augusta II. carpen.
r, VIE OF SInuc = snifh, Ji IN IA. Esd Of her
The friends the family IRE respectfully invited 70
attend her funeral Mpndiy eve ing. at o'clck, at
tie rerdeurC Of TIER tntaer as Carpenter, go Ciil-
ton L, near Madison
..slPlirR.-on sunday, nov. p, Edgar syphcr. aged
a. ycnr, ana months.
Fuue,al from ns late residence loi Norfolk st., on
Tuesday Nov. 2s - O'Clock r. N. Relatives gnd
trituis OF the family rsprctiuy invtel 20 attend.
tACkLsioE totNCiL. NO a.. @. L. A. M.-BrOthers.
You ar" hcr,ay nYrtI 10 be Irc-ent at the council
NJ harp, Goo ias l 49, hutc %! respect To Our lato
bioiher hiSar S}rh'r. 49, ori.G ~ tie nnncll
N0rlcE -rhe members Of til.lN DIVISION, No. 10.
ds. az otiuck, 10 attNud Vac fIut al deceased
brother. g.. ~yihrr. By ordrt ut
& Y. pEFohtsr Il. = WA. GALBRAlTH. W. r.
on. -bn SATURDAY, 3 iusir Harry A, eldest
son II stephen NUuu
Relative AMI friends are respectful invited IN at
teud the funeral fuu the residence 4 his grandfather,
Nr H. Sprasu" ls1 lay n"nl IT,. broOky on Tues.
daN, 2sti INST, Il o'C,Och T.. ".
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The Park nnnA'- Dishonc., Teller.


Detective Thomas Fisher, who is nj the
Information II Hotel speaAing Of Thomas Eih=.
the bank dciauitcr, says that EMS had not the
slightest occasion to rob the National = rk
bank, as he received rs paying Her Si.jp1 "A
year. Ellis gan 60 steal ~ sums Of less tnan
5000; lullN :iGVO WAS known - have been
taAen by nim az the time of hls ilight from New
York, ami now II j. known m tune total an luut
OF his defulc non Ia $4,000, Including $4,000
= III bond certificates. host year Ellis bought q,
valr .ole ,rpuerty, which If IN his wile'a name
AID the belief Is general that IL VS. Purchased
with some OF the stolen money.
In Halifax, EMS WIS Joined by his wife and
chlld and brother-in-law. James ". Fsher, a
New No.k lawyer. Inc LATER, before going to
II 'iltax, came to It. John from New YORK, and
ne. Eli, wiie, and child were registered nj the
International Hotel ~ J.Wltson, wite ana chtld.
Inc detective tancIes That Es's wife aud
brotaer ~ ~ aided ELLIS from tn INST in ms
hight, Concerning the getting Of large sum OF
money Nv sergeant Power from Ellis wife, De
tertVe FI-hcr says ne has evidence that no yiu-
leuce was used ny Power; bul, Oh the contrary.
that that unicer handed back to her a sum OF
money that sne sad sid not belong to the pile
oi notes stolen from tue bank.
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An ln,crc,,,u. California Election Decision.
E-am I'D sleramenlo 2. %. l.lLon.

The supreme Court yesterday rendered
a decision IN the case OF Crawford agt. Dunb r..
reversing the judgment OF tine Court below. At
the st general election DunJar Crawford aud
Miss Jennie Phelps were candidates IN san JOa-
gum county for tue office Of Superintendcnt Of
PuDuc schools. DunDar received the largest
number OF votes and was declared elected, nut
crawford contested the election In the County
Court OF tuat county, on the ground thdt Dan
bar WAS tnrlilible Tor the reason that he held "A
Federal Office Of trust and urOht-that Of lnspec-
tor Of Cdstums-and being 50 ineligible, ne
Or wfOrd) wing the highest nun Der Of votes,
shouiI be declired elected. The Court deciued
IN favor of Dunbar. and Crawford appealed to
the Supreme Couri. Ia II. decision tue latter
not oniy reversed the judgment OF the Court
below, nut remaldei the case with directions
to render Judgment vacdtlng the I'll re; holding
that Dunoar WAS Ineligible bN reason OF his be-
Ing the incumbent Il Federal ONCE, ana that
Crawford WIS not entitled to IL, because ne
clca,lv w"s not the cnoice of the people. A new
election viii dccO dinglv nave To be hud.
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rIxAhY SIRIKING PREACnER
The Chincrc Question Di-:usHrd AT the Recess
Oi tni-y sargrnf- Committee.

Shortly after the recess taken 10y the
Coh-ie-Siontt Commission ye-t-rdav at L.
O'Iocn. /. NJ. PiNi,y, vino I. cDnduciius the
lntl-t lluesc I'D. or the question, WIS duout 10
FOLLOW tur Seha,'r+ olf Of the room. but he
Wa stopped neDr the dOpr by the Key. ". W.
Brer. A clergyman uf strong prot 'llne-e VIZ
ION, WHO recently & studied tef0rc the c1Wtnl--
81 40. IrioI Is larte. ntaVy man. igilns
about 20 bounds. aud ~ he lowered over Nj.
IiAltS aud SWAMI uis us.s around 20 emuna>iLa
hi, words. the low versions who we're ~ TIE room
became vcrt u.4cn amused at his xxi iemeut "a
Well as NJ toe interest rNtuced ~ piNlcy.
Iriti ruuka II the AMI tnincse masses as
"hub-, and said tat piXlcy was a leader 81 a
moo Which the intelligence and money Of the
state wOulI eventually nriNe out OF tue country.
PIX ey g.. OFT q ny e. ling the clergyman ere
leiuus hNp criie.' ana saving that not a man Of
hi- Per. aston. or any other per -uasiOn, u te,-
tlod IN favor of the Chiuese unless he was
~ King money out 81 them, and tuit men like
Gi, son. Shearer and lirier would never preach
unless uud fuf 10. Iirtr siil thtt ne was an
honest farmer, and lixley replied. 81 don't be-
hrVe IT. luUH relieve YOU eVlr ala IN honest
DAYS work ~ your lie. You are under the pay
ut TIC Boston ire-n yteriAn society now Then
HTier promptly called l1Xiey hdr. ahu iiIlry
caught hod II The clergy mans iuil whi-ker,
ana shouk Iim. Letting 60, he said eXciteuly.
DO you bvloeI To tue church miiitantf" to
winch liticr. LOOKING belligerent. said. Yes. /
do. STOW H. them sad Pixley, anu he de IL
the prc.cutr severe Il - on the enc H.
Ih-Teat ltltcr -aid " Iuis is not the nrst time
ministers Of the gospel nave been assaulted"
Come" retur.ed plxlev, "uon't skunk und r
your cloth; yuus id YOU belonged tothe churcn
militant now chow n. YOU'VE ~ bis a. | am (.
yIu We the IL, aud you've got the tlow-re-
-ent "a, Iou cOwaidly hypOcrlte" brler moved
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Mr. Bsysrd Of Delaware proposed as a substitute

Hcs0Ued That the Committee on Rules Of the Senate
and House Of REPRESENTATIVES be and they are hereby
Instructed to examine and atcr conference TO report
what amendments, N any should be made IN the pres
ent JOINT rules Of the two Houscs and also whether any
aLd what legtsati 10 expcuient regard 70 the mat
tiers con idcred III the present 22d JOINT rule.
This substitute was rcjccted-yeas, %; nays.
26-4nd the resolution Of the committee, with
MortOn's amendment. executing the I'D joint
rule, was then adopted. Two days afterward
the resolution, "a adOptcd by the Senate, was
sent to the House for Its concurrent action
where IT was referred 20 The Committee on
Rules, from which u WAS never reported. The
above l. a correct record In hricf OF the action
Of the House OF Rcpresen'ativps on its own
rules, and OF tha senate and House on their
t.tnt rules from the dat" OF the adoption OF the
S.d Joint rule IN 1850 down to the present time {;
from which u apo. r. that. 50 lar IN the Senate
is concerned, the 25l joint rule Is rcsciuded and
cunnt be operative without fOdnactment In The
counting u the electoral vote by the Senate aud
House III February next.
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from ne west Batou Ro4ge Nagal Planter. Aepm
Oflt.Ql gnpff.

From ne west Buiou Ronge NagW Planter. Repathcl,
QdI,,GI napfr.
That Tildcn is elected there appears no
doubt. and the same result seems 70 tall to ten.
Nichols. A few OF our Republican friends stiil
cling 20 the hOpe that the three States, Florida,
South Carolina, aud Louisiana VIII he counted
out, ana thus elect HAYES. We confess that We
e. mot sec with their eyes nor entertain their
sanguine expectations. Ii the three states mem
toned have gone Democratic, IL were worse
than revolution To attenpt 10 overthrow the
viii Of the ueople OF those cummonweal h. .
tho right of baliOt would become farce tho
viii u the people controlled ny the bayOnet,
ana the form OF government become the Crea-
ture Of a political power whose dicta would be
enforced by the strOng ann Ot might That IS
not Nepublic lnIsm.
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Four or five days ago the Aus 'rian con-
sui at cincinnati informed Judge L. Hessen-
mueller Of tots city that jacob Caudidus. VINO
had been &C used of murder had been traced
hlthel. Louisa sCuIfer was murdered IA 1885,
~ the wool, near Is sctslautern IN B,yarll.
pdi .u- was suspected, amt after thirteen
years WAS tracked 10 this city. Judge les ci.-
mueller communicated witt CHief Of Police
Schnltt and the latter set about to nud the
man. lie ascertaiued that about Ncir ago
Clndidus wa employed IN the Austin powder
mtlls, near Cleveland. but had OF late been
working az the Miami powder mills, uctr y mia.
rest Caudldus.
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The Mes'rs. Fairbanks are now filing
large orders for foreign scales aud have Just re-
ceved an order from an elevator company In
Missouri for eight thirty-ton railroad track scales
and several 600 bushel hopper scales. The New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany have Just pu. in twenty-five 6O0-bushel
hopper scales, Of the Fairbanks manufacture,
at their new elevator In sixty nfth street, New
York.-Eueni,tg Post, Noe. %. -Adv.
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Earring aud rcathsring wie-Bea,cr.

For some time past German, Herman
Hatcher who lives IN the town of Frankfort, has
been in tie la ut of brutality beating MS wife.
Some weeks aRo he was warned to drsist from
further Chastisements. but he dill MT need the
iiondlY voice, and ON election night "a number
Of masked mon went 10 his house. with bucket
of tar and feather bed, and, having tnrrrd AMI
ieathered Hatcher, rode MIN on a ru To lha
residence OF his father-lu-llv, a distance OF
QhOut mlln-.
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NC. Knlhcrlora,, rnI.e Imprl.onmenl.
Miss Lucinda Rutherford was witness

Miss Lucinda Rutherford was witness in
a lawsuit tried hclorc ;. o. Holmes, Justice Of
the IeHce IN liel ware county, about q year ago
she uersistently declined IL give mo tLAIl a
qu lhed answer To question asked her, and
the Justice sent her To jail Tor some GAYS. Upon
her release size sued the Justice for ilicg Il i'm
pusonment, claiming exemplary dam ges for In
jury of Ter health. Being thnlY clad and m
falling health ~ the time OF her CONVEYANCE to
jan, distance OF twenty miles, she contracted
Il disease of the lungs. The case was tried at tho
Deaw ne Circuit. ana thence was carried ~ 10
the Court Of Appeals. Tue decision was that
the commilmenl was illegal. Then a Snenn )
Jury gave her $3.50.
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Ono Of the Cats Of Nlnssnchuseii-.
I,ou, ~. S.,I4.. lys,saffs

Mr.. Benjamin Lunt of Newburyport has
a cat OF gteal SIX city A few days ago a mouse
trap had been set IN the store closet behind a
fpur barrel, which nd sprung upon mouse.
Tue CT took the trap IN her mouth ana won't
into the cellar, where Mrs. Lunt WIS engaged
aud laid IL ~ ner feet. She opened the trap AMI
gave the mouse u the cat, when soon finished
II. and then took NJ the trau, as before, and
placed It where sne took II from, and quietly
waited Tor 1t to be reset.
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FT0N ne tHlFIf7fIV N17TV Nh flVIIF-
Three persons from Gadsden were tried
before Commissioner wilkes to-day on charges
OF intimidation. Two were released aud oae "a
colored mani held to bail. The white man wa
physician, and the intimidation IN his case
WIS ar follows; \ Radical negro, ON election
day, ais located his Nv LurIahing tor Chamber
lain He applied 10 tue physician for relief, aud
when II was obtained asked what was charged.
Tue physician said 81 Charge you nothing II
you VIII vote for Hampton. The joke Is that
the negroes REGARDED his accidcnf rs a visitation
of Providence, and voted largely for Hampton.
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When the Chambers street ferry boat Della
ware was catering her sip on the Jcrse, Guy sir at
nfeen minute, before noon yesterday, An elderly man
stepped over the chains ana jumped overheard. The
boat wDs stopped ans he was rescued At the Second
Precinct Police station he SAID thai he was nifty
years age, TINT ms name was Farith l. Huent and
he rived on haurock avenue ana ingrrs, street, der.
scY cay lcEhis. Nhr. qlc-uuAcd as to his 4, tsJus
Tor atrriig suicide. he that he had brel AN IN.
valid tor iour years AMI the doctors were unable 10
tel Lam what aic hliE or - prescribe remedy. lie
had betI tJneVrga no pitais aud obtained no reirt
aud hr te t.at he gas purGcn both 10 huscf aud 10
ii.
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In the MiddleseX Sessions, recently,
an old aud eXperiencrd thief, who naI been
convicted Of attempting 10 steal Nurse con-
tai ing moueN, was sentenced hV SER eanl Cox
to nye years penal servitudc. What i've
years for an attempt" exclaimed the prisoner.
II ought only to lie two Wears, SERGEANT Cox
WAS In error. Tor shortlg aiterward the prisoner
was recalled from his cell and sentenced to im-
prsonment with hard labor for two years, that
beng the hignest term allowed b. Law, " 1 tuld
you So" sud Edwards trumphanuy, " but
that's getting of three Years
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A Conundrum from syr,cusc.

To TnE EDITOR OF lHE sUN-Sn: The Yer
mons Legislature vii pass Oii 20 MI vacancy IN clcc
tors NJ this tine. suppose an ihe Republican electors
had been OH ehOdcrs under the Government. could
they pass Oill to legally make SCI, alter Nov II
they could not how eau they do u for one Can you
solve the proOem fOr ncp II bOthers inc, for amn0t
lawyer w.
sYRAoUsK. Nov. ~
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VI fRRFFD.

N1CH0LS-swA>EY.-At Newport. T.. l., IN Tncs-
day 2lst INST by tne Z Y. T.. II kie. assisted oy INC
i Y. nootH Pee a. +. NthYls ui brOOkyn, " T., Ia
sc hhokpEk s1j NV oK.-in Brooklyn. on
Nencsddt, NoN - az tn fcdcuce 81 the BRIDES pa.
IeAts. lJ TN Rev. A.trf AIlL 4. Drunmond schrOc-
Der " k"thai!ae NJ, daughter ~ y. -odtAwlck
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The city of Troy took TO New ork on
Friday night section Of artillery hfty-six boxei
Ofsnells, twrnty-seyeu boxes NJ ordnance stores,
ten barrel, nf blank Cartridges, and afty-six
boxes OF ammunition. They were directed to
Cot. Ramsey Fort McHenry, Maryland, and TO
the commanding officer at Washington.
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D.a,h Terminates Di,orcc PROCEEDINGS.

Flora Muyhridge instituted prolro ding
against her husband, L ). Nuyprldge, w. years
ago, Tor divorce, but before the Csc reached
an issue ~ the courNs the pnintim died. Judse
Wheeler supposed that the proceedings wuull
rest TAeIe. but her counsel cOiar, Ia uOw amt
NOV Go form a supplemental compliant. Iho
lNuIL unnIeN Tho mullun.
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HoBoKrS, N. j., Nov. 81. "
Gen. hitnker Fined sa50.

Tie trial Of gen. Waller G. Whitaker on
charge of maciously wounuing Richard Ten
liroel g., the we l-known turfman, in August,
1874 came To an end in tue Circuit Court Nester-
dhi. the Jury rendering verdict OF guilty and
uuug Nnlt iker saJJ
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s. CITY OF Chester LeticI Liverpool nov H. Queens
town Il.
ssrcO Clyde. Ingram. Charleston idiys.
= John Gibson, NasInsO Georgetown ID [. and Alex
andua.
IS Myanokc. c uch, Norfllk
IS Neptune, Berry, Boston.
A.tO lMt usuaI rlvnr NM cOl.iwIsa ve.a,Is.
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D0cior-' Fees irom rwO 10 Five Dollars.
Quirk Irish rea costs hut - cents, and in all
bilious die riders ~ pJtltlYr Curt.-Idr,

La RochefOuca!d says, he generality Of
mcu have, nae plantg, latent lrope rite whch GRANGE
hrngs y lglt' i. Babriu nciicNed TINS a, REGARDS
his lile soap, now lecenty put IN the market, ani,
Witl r uhal success, made Something far LryOld all
other snpOn8ce0ns cOmuonuds For children and
grown people ulike IL uehes rivalry. -Adr.
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MARINE INIDA1IGENCE.

MINIATURE ALdAfNr -rTts nay.
Sun rises... ~ sun e. ....... 81 Moon sets. 80
Hf1u WArhR-IaIs DAY.
Sandy HOOS. % lsidud.. 4 - Hell Gate o.. o "a
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luslntss slo,ltts.


matter what your disease Is, where located You
can nave perfect ami psTulneni cure 10y personal
call or addressing Mrs. W. e. BkOWS, President Meta
phy rical University, 81 Bond st., New YORK.
pnrkcr's Ginger Tonic strengthens the appetite
and mats digestion easy II is the uuly elective
and bowel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-27

Cease when crying baby Is given MIX Of Mag
nesia Tor sour stomach Wind Va tnat orAAn
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Reduced 9rces in furniture and carpets.
cowpsrthSnt's, l55 and l57 Chatham street. Pay
montllly. -1dp
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATivn..
i for Patents for Town Lots IN y.
North East Quarter and the South East Qus's !.
and the East half Of the South West Qusrsaf y !.
Section Twenty-Five, in Township One, MORN TN y.
Range sixty-seven East, Mount Diablo Mera'
an, containing 400 acres, and being the Lox -.
site Of Phoebe, in Lincoln County, State Oh ~ !,
vada, must be made to the undersigned ~ n =
before the 10th day Of September,
1873, OF be forever barred. see
piled laws Of the State Of Nevada. p. lls, W w
sec 1859. Act approved February 10th, ~ s...,.
Applications must he filed with ]. 9. f0 i
Esq, at the Land ONCE, Phoebe, or with ~
my Office on my return.
NJ. FULLn.
au1S-30d Trustee Of Townsite Of Pfocns'
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PIPIFAX.

VT'HE RosICRUCIAN WERE SECT OF
i philosophers who hourished In Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy, and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists In
search for the Elixir VitR, yet there 10 scientific
truth at the bottom Of all Alchemy and Astrole
~. They were impressed with the propertiesd
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychologist force VI
the extract Of certain plants.
- II - II II "A ~
Is due to the researches Of . learned scholar y
Europe among the archives Of the RosicrucianA
1t Is made Of
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERRs.
Gathered at such seasons Of the year whom that
juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired,
forming combination unrivalled in the msts.
ria medica.
PIPIEAX
Is an enemy to all corruption-it Assists and
fortifes Nature. Its manner Of operation 10 to
Drive to tho Extreme Parts
And through the pores Of the skin and "
emunctories Of the body, the bad humors whial
modest 1t, giving relief even in diseases "
most refractory and difficult to cure, su4
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiousnesk ~
pleasant to the taste, mild In its action, m.1s
GUS in Its effects and unsurpassed % eoA
Used as beverage in malarious dishictsns~
tralizes miasma and prevents fever and agoe.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liqs.
dealers. Depot 400 Front street. San Frsncs"
sl7-Smjs
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United States for the District of Nevada.

In the matter Of Prime IT,
Coleman, surviving partner Of p
late firm Of Coleman Fuen. III oahAruptcy
zlida. bankrupt.
This is to give notice that on the seventh day
OF July, A. D. 1875, q Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Prime T. Cole.
man, surviving partner of the late firm Of Cole
man Fuenzlida Of Phoebe, in the County Of
Lincoln and State Of Nevada, who has been i'd
judged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery OF any prop.
erty belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or for
his use, and the transfer Of any property BY
him are forbidden by law; that a meeting Of the
creditors Of said bankrupt to prove their debts
and to choose one or more assgnees Of his
estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to
be holden at Virginia City, Storey County, Ne
yada. before Z. Strother. Register, on the nth
day Of August, A. D. 1876, at eleven O'Clock .. m.
AUGUSTUS ASH,
U. 8. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy
for said District.
By J. r. HoAG,
Deputy Marshal.
July II. 1876. jyl22w
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board Of Directors, made on the nine
teenth day Of June, 1876. so many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will
be sold at public auction, at the Office OF the
company. Room No. %, Hayward's Building,
No. 4l9 California street. San Francisco, Cali
fornia on THURSDAY. the seventeenth day of
August. 1876. at the hour Of two O'Clock P. NJ,
of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
FRANK V. SMITH, Secretary.
Ofnce-Room No. % Haywxrd's Building, No.
40 California street, San Francisco, California
au9.td
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the It'll day of
July, 1876, SO many shares Of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the company's office, on
Friday, the Sth day Of September,
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale.
H. NJ. MORGAN, Secretary.
Ofice-207 Sansome street third floor. San
Francisco. California. au22 I'd
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N o T &c E.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to be indebted to the Indepe n,isns
Market. lately run by Greenleaf 4 Dobbins,
will please call ct Lichtenstein's Auction Store,
on Main street. and settle their accounts imme.
diately with ]. NJ. Dobbins, otherwise they
will be placed in the hands Of an officer for
collection.
Phoebe, New, Dec. Is, 1878.
dl6-S0d I'M. DOBBINS.
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TO STOCK RAISERS,
PIooHE, New, May goth. 1875.

PHOEBE, New, May goth. 1875.
7 HAVE TWENTY BEAD OF Bull.
i CALVES. one year old, by THOROUGH.
BRrD DURHAM Bull, from flrst-class American
Dairy Cows, that wish to sell o: trade for
other stock.
will have them at my place at Res, Valley
the first week in July next
my30-S0d VIM. @. GLISSAN
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

r THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE "
i Margaret Psscoe, deceased. ..,s,sued
Notice Is hereby given by the unaep sscos,
Administrator Of the estate Of Maream' rsrsops
deceased, to the creditors Of. ana s'l 10 q.
having claims against the said decessso' ritbin
hibit them. with the necessary voncn ..as ~ Tn
ten months after the first puohcs.utshs ones
notice, to the said Administrator. - p,ochs,
Of Bishop 4 satin, Attorneys ct Law
in the county Of Lincoln.
Dated ct Phoebe. Nay 18th, 1879. ,..,sAoe.
my00.td ED. TURNER Aom"
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DELINQUENT LIST.
Phoebe silver Mining Company

Location 0. principal place of businesses San
Francisco California; location Of works. Phoebe,
Nevada .-Notice.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment mo. Id, levied on the nineteenth
day Of June, 1876, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names Of the respective shareholders ss
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