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MT COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST

Mt COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
in receipt of large stock Of BLACK ALPACAS Of
the most superior manufacture and at exceedingly
low prices
Having anticipated the present rise In SILKS they
made heavy purchases during the past season, and
are therefore enabled to offer the largest stock In
this city at prices fully thirty per cent. re:ow the
prcscI. rate.
Their entire stock Of COLORED DRESS GOODS
Is for the present. offered regardless OF cost or val'e
10 make room for new and fall stock.
4 large stock of FLANNELS at greatly reduced
prices;
Also, SO pieces OF FRENCH, ENGLISH, and DO.
MESTIC CASSINIERES for fall and winter wear
which were purchased ut great sacrifice during
tire past summer scason; will be sold regardless
Of present valuc;
FEENCH-WOvE CORSETS at 37&, so, 75c., 81,
and Sl.5O-the cheapest, best-Gtting, and most
reliable Corsets in the market;
COVENTRY RUFFLING, 80, 35, and 4Oc. piece
of twelve yards reduced from so, 90, and 7Oc
4 large stock of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S
KNIT VESTS for the present and coming season
ut greatly reduced rates:
so dozen LINEN HEMsT1TCHED H4tNDkER-
CHIEFS ut 12X, log, 90, and 25c.-greatly re-
duced IN price;
Pure LINEN DOILIES s,5Oc. a dozen;
Pure LINEN-sATlN Dinner NAPKINS at SIPS
worth fully go;
BED-TICK at CT, 10, 12H, 10, 16. 20, 20, and
SOC, reduced from TO loc. yard; T..
All makes OF BLEACHED and BROWN SHEET
ING greatly reduced;
THREAD GAUNTLETS at :25 and soc. worth so
and 6Oc.;
Also, TWO, THREE, and FoUR-BUTTON
THREAD and KID GLOVES. au 81
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4 MEXICAN HOTEL,
N CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.


Tile subscribers having leased the above hotel i9r
term Of years, offer to the public frst-rae hoe a.
low rates to suit tile times. The conduct OF te oc
will be under their own Immediate supervision. anu
prompt personal attention will be given TO all WIZ
may favor them with their patronage scr.
The American Hotel in the main Is new Tour ni ~
Of it being IN the Ely block, which Is just pehs hU'
It contains ONE HUNDRED LARGE Asy
WELL. VENTILATED rBEDIHOO3E Many y.
them are go arranged to be used rs connecting It
lors and bedrooms to suit visitors. seventy
the whole number front south and southeast alolo.
ing delightful breeze IN summer ana tue geniai II
of the sun In winter. These rooms arc well suieoi"
| Inyauds.
This hotel has the great advantage Of being loea,s
on Main street, IN the very best portion Of lug
and In close proximity TO all the following pSSe,
Tobacco Exchange, Corn and Flour Exchangs, Ao ,a
ing mills, banks insurance companies, courts, .
estate agencies, post-Ofice, custoi-housc Stat e1
ito and all the principal buslnes-houses, both HnSe
sale and retail. OF every class.
The business Office Is on Twelfth street easy %
cess, and has attached thereto PAsSENuhh e..
VATOR, by which, at u moments notice, as 80
can be placed on any floor In the baildinS nv
is heated with steam throughout, ana nas jill 'he L.
dcrn improvements 10 constitute
A FRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Our TABLE win be OF the best; and out i"s
and successfrl experience III hotel lie VIII ass,s
visitors that nothing win be LEFT nndoiet 10 ~
COMFORTABLE and we solicit the patronage OF ~.
friends and the travelling public, as well - s''
I bOarders. a.. .r.-s
BALLARD & DoDsoS, Psopslstss'
JOHN p. BALLARD. t.Ltt j. S.Dops9ss,..J
former proprietor OF ES- late OF Pars fi'''''
change Hotel and founder
OF Ballard House. 90,
RICHMOND, August l, 1876. E aa
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. ! go
THE CANVASS m POWHATAN.
CONSERVATIVE MAss--MEETISd-4AD ot
Mr.. E. 8. ,GREG0RY-ORGANLlAAlt " .
WORKING CLUB-TBE COUNTY ADVISED
Correspondence OF the Richmond D'spa .aao
- SEPTEMBER 4, 1876.
A meeting Of the Conservatives was neia
here to-day. Having been called 10 orael,
Judge William, Pope Dabney was eiecleu
chairman, and Willis =: smlth, seclesa; -
Mr.. E.. s. Gregory, OF Petersburg, was IN
troduced, and gave; an aeeounE o. ,t,o Tue OF
ganization OF campaign cups. y MaS 81,
/. RESOLVED, That we form o campaign
club. ..r H.. IT, .uw n;Hl ~. :
2. That this meeting proceed to elect a
president, vice-president, and secretary
and treasurer. .:...st,. 4 H.,
q. That committee OF five be selected
nv the chairman, who shall enroll not less
than fifty men, to act rs such, whose 6usl-
ness it shall be-each in his own nelghbor-
hood-to see to the interests OF the Conser-
vative party and do. all that can be done
fairly and honorably to secure its success.
The club was organized by the election OF
Major Willis J. Dance, president; captain
William E. Royal, yicc-president; ana
Willis &. Smith, secretary and treasurer !;
and T. L. P. Cooke, J. Spencer Smith, 90
seph 4. Gates. w. II. Carhart, and W. 81.
Hening, committee.
ON motion the proceedings Of the meeting
were ordered to be published in the Rich
mond and Petersburg papers.
The county seems to be aroused at last:
On Saturday there was large barbecue Mt
Hague's mill, attended by white and colored'
which was addressed by Major Willis ).
Dance, Captain William Z. Royal, and WI
lis 3. Smith; and to-day (eourt-day) tne
citizens were addressed by Major Dance
Judge Farrar, Mr.. E. S. Gregory, and COLO
Our colored friends seemed much inter
ested, and were marvellously tickled with
Colonel Gregory's speech.
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The act OF Congress provides that the
two Federal supervisors appointed for each
voting-pace shall be one Il Republican and
the other a Conservative-in its own words,
"of different political parties" The i'm
mensc posse comitatus will be too numerous
for its units to receive pay. 1t would bank
rupt even UNCLE SAM to foot their bill. Be-
sides, the House of Representatives will re-
fuse to appropriate any money to pay them.
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\ MONUMENT TO Mr.. CAMPBELI..-It has
been suggested to us that the people Of
Petersburg and Richmond ought to erect q
monument of some kind over the grave Of
the late CHARLES CAMPBELL 4 plain shaft
OF james river granite would cost but little.
What says the Appeal? Will it not set the
bll in motiOns
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ME- THE LARGEST STOCK OF NE
RINO and ALL-WOOL UEDERSHIRTs for ladies
and gentlemen ever brought to this city. We have
all grades and all sizes, from the cheapest up to the
very finest and best goods manufactured. ANY one
In need OF those goods should call on us before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as are convinced we have the
cheapest line of those goods in the city.
/. A large stock Of BLANKETS-whlte and colored-
Just opened, to be sold very cheap at
Sc SYCLE BROTHERS.
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Mr.. DoRsHEIMEE said the other day TO Il
Herald reporter that his name would not be
presented next week to the Democratic
State Convention az that OF candidate for
Governor
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How the South Is to be Dragooned by
Soldiers

Soldiers.
The following telegram exposes the de
signs OF the Administration upon the South.
3 tnceds no comment. II the North cannot
now see the man on horseback, it must be
blind indeeI:
AsHiNGToS, September 5.-sAt the con.
Cameron, it was decided to instruct General
Rnger 20 so dispose the troops in South
Carolina and other States in the South, that
political meetings will be protected from in
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Mt SYCLE BROTHERS are receiving
NEW GOODS daily. and call the attention of the
public to their very large stock OF goods, with the
request to call and examine their prices, which are
guaranteed to be the lowest In the city.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
No 429 Broad street,
Sc between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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w. COHEN BROTHERS ARE OFFER

ING HAJBURGHEDGINGSa at 1858, 10, 12k
10, 10, and 1Sc--all at astoniShingly Ion
prices: WIDE BANDS at 35c. worth Geo.: a
so, IS, 75, S5c. 81, and sL25-much below
market value. Their assortment comprises the
largest variety In the city.
Also, q large stock of REAL VALENCIENNES
POINT APPLIQUE, ENGLISH THREAD
YAK, and GUIpURE LACES to be sold Oft very
cheap. st.t au 81
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the First Baptist church, on the 30tl
of August, 1876, by the Rev. Mr.. williams, Mr.
JOHN F. SULLENS to Miss LOUISA d. POL
LARD, both Of this city. :.
Portsmouth papers please copy.
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The EtynhOIOgy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
John Smith. CliancellO Wytfac.
MR.. BROOKS MOTT

RICHMOND, Va, September G, 1876.
Editors of the Dispatch:
l am gratificd in being able to offer to
YOU the following notwithstanding COM
munication, which is in response to re.
quest made by me in your behalf, and fol
the calculation of Tar-walet." In which
"vcXed and truly important" service your
grave neighbor OF the State was recently 80
readily fortunate with an overwhelming
number Of profound speculations, for which
he, in the singleness of his devotion to the
dignity and truth Of history, generousl,
and seli-sacrifcingly fouad room in his cru
dite and influential journal.
A delighted public will not surely forget
such an imposing display OF magnanimity
and of learning on the part OF your distin-
guished contemporary.
The subscription rendered by Mr.. Grigs-
by to the repair OF the memorial-stone Q:
CAPTAIN John Smith was elected by the call
made through the columns of the Dispatch
of the issue of the 30th ultimo.
I may add in confirmation OF the suppose
ton of Mr.. Grigsby as to the burial-place
OF Chancellor Wythe, that have conversed
with number OF persons touching this
point, and that they have all agreed in
locating his grave in proximity to the tomb
OF Colonel Edward burlington, which is or
the right side of the eastern entrance to the
venerable st. Johns church; the tomb OF
John Beale, respected merchant OF the
past and the father OF our esteemed towns,
man DR.. James Bcale, being on the left side
the head OF each grave being beneath the
caves OF the church.
have heard it confidently asserted By old
citizens that the exact spot OF burial Of Mr..
Wythe was between the two tombs men
toned and beneath the present pathway to
the door, which, it is proper to state, was
opened upon the repair and alteration OF
the church in 1880; this entrance being
then made in lieu OF one opening OF the
south side CT the church, which was at the
same time closed.
am, very truly yours,
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MR.. GRIGSDY'S LETTER.

EDGEHII.L, NEAR CHARLOTTE G. H., YA.,}
September 5, 1876.
Ny Dear Sir,-I would observe in respect
of the name Of Tarwallct that the common
rule in fixing the derivation Of names Of
that class is to construe them in their plain
and obvious meaning. They arc usually
given by hunters or the pioneers Of anew
settlement; and the true reason OF a name
is rarely known at its date to more than
hall dozen people, and is soon lost be-
yond recovery. will give you case IN
my own neighborhood, not only TO illus
trate my position, but to put on paper the
origin of Il name Of like dignity with
Tarwallet. The late Nicholas Edmunds,
OF this county, who died some years ago
at the age of eighty-seyen, was wont to take
the right prong OF fork in the main Prince
Edward road to reach his residence. In the
angle were some shattered buildings, and to
these he playfully gave the name Of Shat
tersburg. 1t is probable that no one now
living, with the exception, perhaps, OF some
OF his descendants, is aware OF the origin
Of the name, and have recently seen it
printed Chatersburg. Should this pro-
nunciation or spelling become fixed the
future annalist Will inquire about the man
whose name is given to the settlement, and
he may discover that the name of Chatter
was never known in Virginia but on an oc-
casion somewhat memorable in the history
OF the Federal bar. IL you will turn to, 9TH
Wheaton (2S3, 500 YOU will see the. case OF
tho santissima Trinidad Nm which TazeWell
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HOTELS.

A LLEGHANY HOUSE,
Nos. s12 AND Sl4 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
located In the central portion of the Gig; has been
enlarged and relited. Street-cars pass he iiouse
aud from the Centennial buildings.
Terms for board and lodging from 90 70 :2.1o PEI
day. Eau 23.2m 4. BECk, Pr0prietor
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the 1ort,1ern Method lists about 1t0 " nites
and 600 eeiered The gsagassosn
In slaunton has hart soms cnufen eresl-
Ing worth e1G 900. ~ 81 ]. ~.
James Este, q young MAJOR res Z, VA y
family in F1uyanna has been sen.e1seu ~
one Year inttlie peuit ntiafysby our county
Courtior house breaking. g'5 ,-.
There have been nfnety seven appissa.ioo,h q, >
at the Western Lunatic Asylum auLins Tue
past year which had to be re1ectea lor N aD
= Ali our female colleges except the Metho-
dist i,aye-already re0pened, md this opens
in week from now. The attendance OF
scholars Is not as large a, at this period last
The .valley MIX Company" Is being or
ganized, to ship milk to Richmond. Penn.
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ME- A FINE STOCK OF BALMORAL
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS at very low prices.
We call special attention to 100, dozen LINEN
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at csc.
worth $4.5 0 per dozen fully.
New CARPETS and OIL-CL0THS at
sc 4 SYCLE BROTHERS.
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EXCURSIONS.
aPECrAL NOTICES.

- ~ TEA.-Our t-s. ( s ..i1s...i,.
& GUNPOwDER TEA, 80.
recently imported, is highly recommended for IT
strengtlland aroma.
@ - WALTER D. BLAIR & CO.,
coz 81, 9O3 Main street.
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MEMBERS OF RICHMOND Mn
Nl LODGE, No. IA, KNIGHTS OF PY- @aSA
THIhS, nre hereby notified to attend res-ls 81 III
llar meeting of their Lodge ut Pytliian( S.S}2J
Castle Hall THIS friday EVENING ats N.Y.
o'clock. Members OF sister lodges are fra iSRssT
ternally invited to attend. BY order Of the G. G.
G. F. DANFORTH.
&c S-1t* Keeper of Records and Seal.
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m FIRST SUPPLY

New desirable DRESS GOODS,
New CALICOES, new FLANNELS,
New CASSIMERES, new BLANKETS,
New SHAWLS,
New BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
can now be had at very low prices at
SYCLE BROTHERS.
Call at once and supply yourself. sc4
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ITO OUR PATRONS AND. THE PUB
Il Lie GENERALLY.-We, the undersigned,
having this day sold our entire stock OF DRUGS,
MEDICINES, &C., to Mr.. G. III. LUMPKEN. take
pleasure In recommending him to- you as worthy Of
confidence, and hope YOU will favor him with share
Of your patronage. He has been head clerk In one
try for years and feel that he will give satisfac
tion to Ill who may give him call Respectfully,
Z 1854 tf4y:s.5t3 "A G.. E. RICHARDSON Co.
SEPYEMBEE 5, 1885,. a e.l sls; seS-lt
VIA. SUBLETT, FORWARDING
3. y .tAND COMMISSION 3IERCHANT, offers
his services to tho public for the sale OF all C0UR-
TRY PRODUCE, Including CATTLE, SHEEP, sc.
Also, forwarding goods to a points on the canal by
hia boats MS far % Cedar Point Four hoata out each
week. Oalee: No. 10lb Basin bank, Richmond, Va
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MT SILK SHIRTS FOR GENTS at sl.,j
and ~, worth So and $3.50;
MERINO SHIRTS In all qualities from SOC. TO -;
AERINO DRAWERS, JEANS DRAWERS;
LINEN, COTTON, aud SILK HANDKEECIIErs;
SUSPENDERs,
GLOVES,
SOCKS,
.......-..... CRAyATS.
TIES and BOWS,
NIGHT-CAPS,
... BATHING-DRAWERS.
SHIRT COLLARS;
READY-MADE SHIRTS, manufactured Of VAN.
sut,a cotton and pure Irish linen, at 81 and sl?j
each-the best shirt ever offered for the money:
UMBRELLAS In great variety, at very low prices
ut LEVY BROTHERS.
THREE -FOUR, and SIX-BAND BRACE.
LETS at reduced prices. auSO
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. 8
lYl beers OF DOVE LODGE, No. 81, are re- Xxx
qucsted to attend stated communication of w
their Lodge at Washington Hall ON Broad street be-
MING, September 9Th, at 2 o'clock. Ali members
Of sister lodges and transient brethren In good stand
ing are fraternay invited to attend BY order Of
the w. NJ. $50 B. L. AUGUST,
Sc S-ltT - 81. '.rs-.s.t Secretary.
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T3r.wallat,. NC.

The venerable HUGH BLAIR GRIGSBY
writes most readable letter to Mr.. r. A.
BROCK, of this city, which we publish this
morning, preceded by note from the latter
gentleman. The note and letter are as they
follow
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CoNrECTIONERIEs. DC.
CE-CREAM! .ICE-eREAM! Il

i n - -,
am now making largo quantities OF pure u
CREAM for family use Of the best materials nj POI"
lar prices s4tt 49,, ,.,l, /,
Boarding-houses aud festivals furnishes WIZ
superior article at 1850 and 30 per gsno f,
Tables, saucers. apl spoons hired out or loaiisa
OF charge to my customers. 80, .o- /.
Large quantities Of CREAM contracts, p NJ
greatly reduced prices a. s, Rr,,sa stree,
- ie 8 ID. SO7 east b Ios1 49,
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PETERSBURG.

THE Observation-Disclosures POLITIcA
MEETING FOR MASSACHUSETTS BY HIM.
TON, KELLEY, WISE, AND CHAMBERLAYNE-
GLORIOUS OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN
HANDSOME IMPRoyEMENT-THE JEWISH
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R1FFALO LITHIA SPRINGS.

DELIGHTFUL. wEATHER-AB6uT THE ToURNA-
MENT-A VISIT TO CLAEKSVILLE-SoME
ASTE-WAR FACTs-CLARKSvIILE" AS To-
. BACCO MARKET--A NUT FOR THE LAWYERS
.f,y .
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
New York Weekly Herald.
JAMES GORDON KENNETH,
PROF RlETOR.
BROADWAY AND Am STREET.
POSTAdE FREE.
ANNUAL sUBsCRIPTIoN PRICE 50,
cLUB RATES.
rhree Copies, per annum. .................$ 6
Five Copies, ,, 4
Ten Copies, .. IA
Twenty Copies .. os

An extra copy will be sent to every club of ten
o. more W.
Additions to clubs received at club rates.
These rates make the WEEKLY HERALD the
cheapest publication In the country
Terms cash In advance. Money sent by mai,
Will be at the risk Of the sender.
A generous portion of the Weekly Herald will
be appropriated to Agriculture, horticulture,
Horticulture, Pomology, and the management
OF domestic animals. Particular attention will
be paid also to the Reports Of the Markets,
The ann will be to make the Weekly Herald
upe rior to any other agricultural and family
newspaper in the country.
Every number of the Weekly Herald will con.
tain select story, and the latest and most I'M
portant news by telegraph from all parts Of the
world up to the hour OF publication.
:, During the session of Congress the Weekly
herald Will contain summary of the proceed
ings, and the latest news by telegraph from
washington, Political, Religious, Fashionable
artistic, Literary and Sporting Intelligence:
obituary Notices, Varieties, Amusements. Edi.
toriai Articles on the prominent topics Of the
aay, q review OF the Cattle and Dry Goods Mar.
kets, Financial and Commercial intelligence.
and accounts of all the important and interesting
events of the week
The price OF subscription, whenever practica.
pie, should be transmitted by Postoffice orders.
II is the safest mode Of Transmitting money Inv
mail. ~
At small Postoffices in the country. where
fostofhce orders cannot be obtained, money
may be RENTED In registered letters
Advertisements, to limited number will be
inserted In the Weekly Herald
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.
Application for Patent,
Ho''ee No. I6.--United States survey
No. 81.
p,o UNITED STArrs LAND OFFICE. l
ii'chf' Nevada, february 10. A. D. 1873.

p,o,u USrrxD sTArrs LAND OryIcx,l
ii"chk' Nevada, february 10, A. d. 1879,
oTIcT Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
"a II "a, Ely, Irwin Davis, Lauson Atchiscn
pioeha f;,, nsn, whose postofhce address 10
mis- AZ. Lansoin county, State Of Nevada, have
,aa nas uay made application for . patent for AZ.
.;onvim nuu"Ied ti5eO) linear feet Of the Bul.
~, ,s ,,.n LODE. bearing silver, situated IN
=, MMinhg District, County Of Lnco,n, State
Ieool sua, fss, together with six hundred
working thereon, said claim beipo destc.t.S
Sn .ne otAeiai plat on file in this ofice a. United
1, T's'es survey or Lot M II, HSvctjen No. "A
n9snp nnv9Snnsnip One ~ North. Range Ct e, Mount
Diao,o LA meridian. the exterior bounds rtes Of
gsn,,, ~ no. 10 being ss follows. to wit: be.
s1n,nhs s1 ~ post marked No l, U. Survey No,
.. 81. wnsnce the section post on the east line
o, ., section ~, I. N. X. 67 E., Mount DisbIo
~ fiulan, bears n. Tan deg L. 2O7s feet, and
,as ,ns respect or discovery shaft on this lode
,s. sa,s % Deg W. s6i feet; thence running
M ,ouf~ ?, 90 deg " 600 feet to post Married
os a. =, =; O. survey No. 81; thence "a courre N.
20 oes' w. 1900 feet, to post n arked No. 5 u. q.
survey sur NO. "; thence 80 course N. 65 deg. z.
ooo oo i.e', 70 post marked No. 4, U. g. survey No.
20 an. INV snenee ath courae 5. 26 deg. E. 1900 feet
90 res. e ~, 10 the lace of beginning, containing
tr,,a W. "" selcs. Courses expressed from the
l6 deg. z. s'ion VI
Inc applicants and their prnptors have ex.
p'noed imp ovtments on this claim more
.nan nve hundred tfto) dollars. said improve.
uIen's ., coha Of two sh~fts. A certinec cory OF
.ne ioeetion notice. to which this survey con-
l.rn.s h.rrwith filed; also proof Of identity
oi ., pround located and surveyed, This claim Il
bounced ~ no known claims or claima pts The
LoIice OF location Of tins claim wa. duly re.
eor1ed IN " Book IsPes II9 al d $50 of the
Mining kecordsot said Ely Mining District
any ana all persons claiming sav.rrely any
pornon q said John Ely, Irwin ! wis, Lsu-
n,i, snh htonison and II. Q. kich's claim ON said
nays puolication Of this notice, to file with the
heeistef Of the United etIteR Land Once At
rioehe' Nevada, their protests and adver
claims, or they will be baird by virtue OF the
provisions Of the statute.
Phoebe Feb. 10, 1870
f2o-ood ]. @. FOSTER. Register.
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United States, District of Nevada In the
matter OF MOSES II. LICHsTENSTEIN, Bank
rupt, in Bankruptcy. - Before f. Strother, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy. Notice is hereby given that
petition has been filed In said Court by Moses
i. Lichstenstein, of the town of Phoebe. county
OF Lincoln, In said District, July declared bank.
rupt under the Act of Congress approved March
2, 1876, for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable
under said Act; and that TUESDAY, the 4th
day of April, A. d. 1876, AT IL O'Clock a. IN. of
said day, before the District Court OF the United
states, in Carson City, is assigned as the time
and place for the hearing of the same, when
and where any creditors who have proved their
debts, and any person in interest, may Sppear
and show cause, If any they have, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
r. NJ DAGGETT,
Clerk of the District Court for said District.
Virginia City, March l6. 1876. mr26-td