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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
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Certificate of Partnership.

NF the firm Of Doak and Lu Gar, doing a
- Sewing Machine and Millinery business
in the city Of Los Angeles, county of Los An
geles, State of California. 81 > " n"@
e,the undersigned persons, hereby certify
that the above partnership is composed of
the following persons, aud no others, whose
names and places of residence are as follows,
to-wit: Edmund Doak, Los Angeles: Edgar
I. Lu Gar, Los Angeles. a d,
g ! In witness whereof, we have hereunto af-
fixed our hands and seals this .thirty.firstday
Of March, 1876.
) 4. ea"iiaa .ai EDMUND DOAK, It
-.,. EDGAR 7. LU GAR. d.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Los Angeles.
On this 3lst day Of March, in the year 1875
before me, Chas. E. Miles, County Recorder,
personally appeared Edmund Doak and Ed
gar I. LIN Gar, known TO me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the Within
instrument, and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal this 31st
day of March, 1875. CHAS. +. MILES,
aprl-lm County Recorder. >
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
los Angeles Council No.. II, Royal and Select
,s.a Mastars r. A. M yeti'" gas

'Iolds It's stated assemblies on the 4th Mon
lay of each month at Masonic Hall, at7 80 P.
H.. Sojourning Compani0ns in good standing
ale traternally invited to attend. ,.
. BY order ofthe TIL. H..
ei.a.ta % aestp. j. +. BURNS, Recorder.
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Los Angeles Lodge No. 35, L. d. o. +

.sSsSSgszs Regular meeting held on WE'D
1%z NESpAY EVENING ofeach week
szs$ - at " O'Clock. Sojourping breth-
s'FHss> rem in good standing are Qrdially
invited. % r.. v, ,BURKHAkT, ", G.
A. FRANK, r. s. .s.i5.,f ,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
Los Angeles Chapter No. SO, r.. a.. MI:

a. sst.T i"f'+taff i'.. t'i''
Stated convocations on I'd
"AxH& VMoNDAY of each month at
aMT"JSAN7IS p NJ at Masonic Hall. So
sdW1A inJTv journing companions In good
-, MN|SN standing cordially invited. By,
N/N order of the ia. sl4 H., Z.
N :" p" M. LEVY,
.aiA ~ sia a.-a4 Secretary. ii l"''
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IA Com piete Pictorial History of the
Times. .''-ssThe best, ,chea rest n nd mn ost
successful Family Paper aa the UntOn."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
4solden Rule Lodge No. lso. /. o. o. f.

astttffs-f .niis.f l. ~ 81 i't7rafs''''tH
= 'sss...-....,s. Regular meeting held on FRI
DA Y EVENING OF each week at
1-2 o'clock" Sojourning brothren
''N>sshfssS' In good standing are cordially in
sited. By order,
+....... G. G. LIPS, N. G.
FRANK BAKER, r. s.
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n. %. O.. =. |.

,lNaesssz, eAngeIitO Lodge No. 1876, L. D.
-. F.--Regular meetings of this
Lodge are held every MONDAY
'''''nss'T'VS~ evening at O'Clock, at odd Eel
.ows' Hall, Downey Block. Visiting and So
tohrning brothers in good standing are in
vited to attend. j. NJ. BASS EFT, N. g..
W.. A. SPALDIYG, r.. ), -. ...of.4 q
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Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, !. Q. O. r.

..szss.s:o. REGULAR MEETINGS held on
ssse7&Ars the Second and Fourth TUES
@s1ss2ssss DAYS of each month at ~ P. NJ.
."'V'fVVS Sojourning Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
TO ~ i,anf,,..a.. JOS, H HUBER, C.' p.
H. FLEISHMAN, Sicrbe. ,t.,f,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.

s'' "A Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, f. d
-. ~ u A. Ms-The stated meetings of this
" Xt Lodge are held on the first MON
!" DAY of each month at 1870 p. M.
fH"'N Members of Pentalpha, No. 202, and
all Master Masons in good standing are cor
daily invited. S. C, F0Y, w. NJ.
a'CHAs. SMITH. Secretary
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
:. Knights Of Pythias.
Confidence Engine Company No. z.

.sfs REGULAR MEETINGS. of this
l1Ml Company will take place on the
2z.A, first "Wednesday evening OF each
"A month, at 1880 o'clock. g..
= - z. MCCLELLAN, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

- CHICAGO, hn1lth. - The. walking
tournment for the long distance cham
pionship of the world will begin at
the exposition building on Sunday
night, May 18TH at i2:l5.. The first
prize is $4,000; second, 81, 200; andsthe
tb;rd GS00
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
,a$/,KNIGHTS. 'TEMP,LAR.

Holds its stated co,nclavve.s at the Asylum in
Masonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY of
4 zach month";. at Z O'Clock p. M. Sojourning
knights Templar in good standing are cor
lialIy invited to attend. BY order OF the
'as'sai '..'s t''i at '''z @'''9' E.. c..
. L. c. IlTTLEFIELD. Recorder ~ i-....l.. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
"A aErunLacAs or4NloN.

AS Republican journals ere quoting
lhe opinions of ''Blatant'' Duncan and
~ few other, disappointed sorc-heads, re-
spectins tho Democratic nominee for
tho Presidency, wo tako pleasure in
furnishing our readers with the views Of
tho Now York Nation, q Rcpublionn
jouTnGl, upon the same sukject. pEb-
lishcd in It's Issue of tho 9Th instant:
OF his ability to fight the prevailing
forms OF corruption, of his courage aud
determination in doing it, oven when
the offenders nre IneI Of his own politi-
cal faith. ho has given nn excellent eX-
ample i'll the Govcrnorship OF New
Z York. That ho is fully master of tho
Z currency question, and is II consunlmnte
man OF business, and " lawyer Of aio or
/ binary talent, AVID especially that sort
of tnlcnt which shows itself best i'll deal
ing with the knotty and intricate prob
i5lcnis Of nifnirs, nre things we'll known
10 ull who arc at pll familiar with his
iclinracter or career. The belief which
! has widely prevailed that lie would,
in any political pluco Of great pewor or
TroEd, Ibe SuNcandcd by Iko worsL ole
Incnt Of tho Democratic parry was sufll-
.ciently reluted by the fact that this clc-
ment is no whore so strong rs i'll his
own State, and that there nevertheless,
he has not hesitated TO engage i'll bitter
warfare with it, and to incur its unre-
lenting hostility. It's adherence will
probably never be so valuable 10 him
again as it would haTo been Mt st.
Louis, and there, nevertheless, il was
arraycd against him. In short, coll
ccding TINT q nam lnay work for the
Presidential nomination for him
self, ncching can well be more
4 honorable than tho means a,y
which Mr.. Tildrn has secured il. lie
! has been, in tho position Which no fills,
tho rcsoluic pursucr Of ihc rings by
} which the knavos of both parties havo
/ made fortunes out Of the cunnls; he Inns
becn tho firTn supporter Of hard money
III tho teeth OF tao ihhptionist views Of
largo proportion of tho Democratic
party, and ho has sought neither favor
nor accommodation from Tho New York
faction which hns brought SO much dis
credit on tho party. Finally, hc has
brought The party 10 speak out boldly,
even il obscurcly, in its platform in fn-
Tor OF specie payments and Of civil SER
vice reform, and to nominate its ablest
and least objectionable candidate.
These nrc not services TO himself or to
his party; they nrn services TO tie
whole country. Whether Mr.. Tilden DO
elected or not, wo aro indebted TO him
for having raiscd politics 10 higher
Ioye1, and having wiped out, rs far us il
can be wiped out by mere uttcrancc, tho
nniionai rcpronch TINT II party contain
ing nearly half tho voters was avowcdly
given to obstruction or mischief, and
occupied itself solely with lamcnting
tho irrctriovablc and proposing the i'm
prncticsiie- ,1
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
4a'I.n DUTY -or .rnE noun.

a formidable Indian war Is upon us.
Tho time has passed when the means
Of avcrting it can DO considered. The
Government must NOW act, and with
promptncss. In all probability the
Sioux, emboldoncd by their recent sue
cess, will divide up,into small parties Of
three or four hundred each, and begin
dcpredaGOns upontLe advanced settlers
Of MentanH, Nebraska, Wycming und
Colorado. Already +ho inhabitants Of
the small detached settlements in those
territories are alarmed. and lie down in
fear ordtrembling lest in the midnight
hour thoy mGy DO awakened by the
war whoops of The blood thirsty savages,
who spare neither women nor helpless
childron. the dyin~ -~- the dead. Our
rniiroad communicates between the
cast.Gnd 4he west arc in danger. ANY
moment o band Of savages may swcop
down upon tho Union Pacifc Railroad
aud destroy trains Of cars with the .pas.
scnGers, together with oil tho snail
stations and bridges for hundred Of
miles. Ivory motive 'of sounI policy,
OF good government, of humanity, de
innndstEntou hardy frontier settlers
should DO protected, TINT our nnin
thoroughiarc Of travel between tho
cast and west should DO secured. To
do this Congress should Immediately,
by n joint resolution, authorize tho
President OF the United States to &C.
ccpt tho services Of whatever number
of volunteers that may be necessary for
these objects. He ought also to DO ON
powered to increase tho number Of mon
in tho companies Of regular artillery,
cavalry and infantry 10 ono hundred.
This would 5ncrcaso the force tf Shc
regular nrlEy from twenty-five to fifty
thousand mon. But tho recruitment Of
this force would require Gome little
time, but troops are required immcdi-
Rtcly. Volunteers can be had at once.
They would DO available without loss Of
timo, to garrison and hold posts where
regulars arc now employed leaving the
latter available to reinforce Cook and
Terry. The commands Of these Gener-
als should DO increased to six or ten
thousand men each. md Lieutenant
General Sheridan should be su,.t TO tho
scene Of operations 10 organize nnl tli-
rect n vol considered expedition
against tho hostile tribes, TO continue
until they are completely and cfTcclually
subducd. Tho blood OF Custor md his
brave comrads, of Futterman aud his
murdered command, and that Of tho
helpless mon, women and children,
lying dead in the Sioux country, calls
to heaven and TO tho American people
to ayenSe them. Let us ond this ques-
ton now and forever. Let us have All
Indian policy that will Mt least give us
senc guarantee for tho future.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
ANOTHER DREATI FROM TIE
UTAH PENITENaYART.

From tho Salt I,nko TriIspc We lcG..,
that OH Monday morning, about IL
O'Clock, Jack Virgins, Frank narkrr,
Idaho Bill and George Brewer, prison.
ers in tho Utah Particularly, ,raIo
their escape from that institution by
seiEing tho Waterman, who came. in to
empty tho Stops, buckins and gasging
him, and then scaling the wall by
means of n rope made Of strips cf
blankets. Virgins had very heavy
shacklcs riyitcd on, and liarl;er was
both shacllcd and handouiIld, yet
both, by some unknown means, SEC
cerdcd in freeing themselves from all
membranes without in any way do
facing their jewclry. As tho four
mon sprang from tho wall, Two men
happened to be passing in buggy, to
whom tho cOnvicts gave chase, but did
not oYcrtako them. The men ilnmcd-
lately gave the alarm, and one Of the
guards saddled n horse aud went in pur-
suit OF tho fugitiycs. Thoy had taken
horses from team and struck for
tho mountains, closely followed by tho
guard. Upon reaching tho base
of the mountain their horses gave
out and tho men took 10 the brush.
Several we'll directed shots into the
thicket brought Wiggins limping out,
ho having sprained his ankle in jump
ing from tho wall. IIarker was soon
after overhaulcd and also taken back.
Idaho Bill and Brewer have not yet
been taken. The escape was tho result
of pure enrelossness OH tho part of the
guard who should havo been on duty
ut the guard-house door.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
SCHOOL MONEY.

From S. Y. Kelly, State Srptyinicn-
dent of Public Schools, We have re-
ccivcd the following abstract of tho
semi-annual npporiionucnt Of State
school money, made on tho lIIh in
slant, together with tho number Of
children ia tho several counties be-
tween The ngos Of six and eighteen
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23

The Eureka S,at::d says. Tho
preliminary work for commencing act
i've operations nt tho X X was inaugu-
rated yesterday. William Thomas,
tho engineer, commenced ovorllauling
tho machinery and putting things in
oder generally for hosting. There ,s
every reason to believe TINT, under tho
judicious management Of Snpcrintcnd-
cnt Arlington. tho property will ho do
yeloped TO its fullest capacity, md, nn-
less silver continues to doprccintc, that
1t will Roon r0suino tho payment
OF dividends. Mr.. Arlington has n
valuable assistant IN his foreman, Mr..
Markham, nn experienced miner, and
VIII" has for years been familiar with
tho details Of deep mining.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
a STRIKING CONTRAST.

Tho Eureka .Statinei, short time
since, published statement, respecting
the action Of tho Republican Prcsiden-
Gal nominee, which wns dcrogatory 10
thnt gentleman character, and huving
subsequently discovered that the intoT-
nation upon which the statement wrps
based, was erroneous; the Sentinel, in that
spirit OF fairness which characteristics
n majority OF tho Democratic journals
Of tho country. Immediately ncknOwl-
edged tho error publicly, through It's
columns, and every since tho appearance
Of that article, ever obscure Rcpubli-
chi barrel-organ on the coast has been
ringing the changes upon it; not with
the Wow, however, Of acknowledging
the honorable course Of tho Sentinel IN
this connection, but simply to sustain
tho exalted position OF purity clnqucrs,
in order that in tho event Of Repnb-
licnn victory, o few miserable crumbs
mny DO permitted 10 fall into their lap,
from tho Federal table. II is hulniliat-
ingly apparent that these fellows have
no more appreciation Of tho sentiment
Of honor which prompted tho Sentinel
70 acknowledge its error in justice 10
political opouont, than have so many
metropolitan mudlarks Of o perennial
paradise, for generous emotion is rs for
nign to thor sordid natures, rs arc pearls
TO rig.pon. Tho action Of the Senti-
mel Ia doing Justice TO Mr., Hayes, Is in
strong contrast with the course of the
EaterTrisc, undor similar circumstances.
That paper published damaging re-
port concerning Governor Tilden several
tlays ago, and after tho statement had
been positively proven to I've utterly
false, II still, with partisan perIinncity,
adhered to and reiterated tho dcclnrn-
lion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23

THE Chicago TImcs says; 1t is antic.
ipated that the forthcoming fight be-
tween tho Hon. Mr.. Goss Of England,
and Senator Thomas Allen, of Missouri,
will DO ono OF The most interesting and
altogether bcstinl events Of IFS kind that
over occurred, Both the gentlemen de-
claro their intention TINT il shall be
strictly international, and by unani-
nous agreement tho honor aud glory OF
their respective countries shall either
live or die, as tho result decides. a
foar has boon expressed In some quar-
tcr9 That ono Of tho participants may
survive, but wo beg to assure the public
that both hayo so considered tho ways
of tho bulldog, and SO profted thereby,
chat no such calamity Is likely 10 0c0ur.
or course there can be no absolute pro-
vision undo against such accidents as
police and stcnm-cnrs; but every step
has been taken 10 insure mn unintcr-
rurted festival; which, being secured,
tho champions will uDfailingly chew
each other up, TO tho everlasting credit
OF their countries aforesaid.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
THE IIItISTuw LETTER..

Ex-Secrctary Dristow's letter 10 tho
President. i'll reply TO that sent him By
the Chief Executive, in watch the Sec.
rotary is nbsolVed FROM all secrecy re.
garding any Official acts or private con.
Ycrsations which he, MS n member of
the Cabinet, might regard MS inviolable,
leaves the whole matter just as IL n!cvd
Mt the time Bris,ow refused TO answer
Questions bearing upoH these subjects
proponndcd by tho House Committee.
The object OF The Presidential letter
was obviously TO impress upon The pub
lie mind tho idea that there was nc acts
Of his, either official or Pirate, which,
he desired to conceal. but the detcrIn;u.
ation Of tho OK Secretary to persist in
refusing to answer, should ho again he
called upon the witness stand, nenlra.
Lies any effect which might hnyo been
produced BY the Presidents apparent
willingness 70 he investigated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
T'uE White Pine .Ntr. Of Tho 1911

TnE White Pine Ntr. of tho 10Th
says:
Hamilton was visited by miniature
snow storm on Friday last. Snow on
tho 7lh Of July ia luxury that few 10.
chlities can boast Of. We understand
that quito q covering Of tho "benutiful"
fell ON Treasure Hill. IL was cold
enough Tho latter pnft Of last week nnd
tho frat day OF the presont TO make
oYercoais comfortable. ailI fires both
Jnoning Gud evening %erc necessity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23

THE singular spectacle o! q crazy
Californian addressing an organization
known MS tho Universal pea4a Society:
was presented in Carpenters Hill,
Philadelphia, on los. ThHrl,lay evening.
The speaker, DR.. Charles riukr.-r, b..
cnino violently excited, and n. length
springing upon chair, no bsgan furi,
ously braudishimg big sword over the
heads Of his nstonishcd audience, a,
which joint III tho preceding 8 gener.
nj exodus Of tho members took place:
probably through Hregnr,i for tho cler.
nal fitness Of things. The conduct Of
tho cxponndcr Of their peculiar faith
m,as1, have been amazing to the brother
hood, and the quoting influence OF q
we'll directed ink-8tnnd or bcnch.lcg,
being strictly prohibited by their creed,
must have been particularly Nggrayat-
ing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23

SiLAs CARD wna married tho othor
dny, and on hig wedding notice were
tho words: "NU cards. But he doesn't
know what may happen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23

County INDEBTEDNESS;
LiSn County jInrhs. .50n ~
kiko County luiihing n"ndS ~. smD N
state University AID liondS.. 1850 90
Total ...,...............sy7.s 800 %
in!S..s't on '~ut' 10 July /. 90, 81
I5id.nI. "..:..!..."..... 1870 ~
Amount 81 bonded Debt aud
Interest. ...........Sl ,6gO NV
TO APPLY hcrcon....."..... 2,9sI Of
.----------
Amount duo thereon. .,..., siO0,Ia9 "
Amount NJ all registered
claims hgainsl Tho comfy,
hriuling th0so allowed AT
tho Jniy meeting Of tho
IIoAtd. makes tho following
Unpaid claims -. drncrai
County FUND. GU
rurad claims W. INDECENT
Sck fund.....'........,.. hJ9 OF
Unpaid clnluIs ". Contingent
FlnId. MISUNDERSTANDING. ED W
Unpaid claims Va. Trfnsurer'a
Salary fund..... ......'. l.OVV W
Unpaid ClanA va. SCvofai
load Funds. ..!''.....'' 4,l'O 20
Total floating debt. ...sIGs9) IL
Amount IN county treasury ..
subject 10 payment thereof i'9I9 ~
Amount duo ihcI Con..".."......' 1916" |"
Total lndtbtCditcss.. tll6,o7S ~
Respectfully submitted
N9I IA. ROGERS County Auditor
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.
For the 'fehnrter ending SuIy Sd,
n. ID. 1870.
STATE 81 SIvAiiA. I i.
corSfr o. ELKo.
AupITon's oYSIcE. July i7th. isto.

To Ire 1fct.prdbLe Bo,Iryi of County Co,unf,,io,
ers NJ EIlo Ct4.,sly, Sert.,td- Gem irtaSn II Lr
VIII SUNNI my SasrterS HcpoIt OF the finan.
ccA OF THO county Tor tho term Commencing
Airli "a. \. d. 1876 AID ending July III.
A. ID. 1876: =
REGENTS FROM ALL S0URCFS,
License Collector. account OF
County License. ........... si.sI6 %
County Assessor. account OF
'taK'ou proceeds of mines
Iorquartcr ending March IL
1875. ........-........... 1859 CT
County Asctssor. account OF
PcrsOnG lprOPcrty tax 1876: 5lS 90
County Assessor. account OF
State poll TAX, 1875 ........ 1850 90
Two pei cent. on gross pro.
ccCds toll rraJs and Bridges lTT7
Justl"es Of The pcarn.: ucttHIt
'hncs.... 49,. .'.......... 20 co
Eureka County settlement ac-
coOunt OF taxes collected Ia
Elko county. $50 &c
To!ai.... $3.50. .....:.::.$ $500 IL
less commissions rctilned. Is f6llotss.
License Collector. for collect
ing County hccnscs........ 8 1903 81
County Assessor, for collect
ing personal property tax. 1872
County Assessor, for collect
State poll tax.............. l59 90
-
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT asJ 81
TOTAL Nct NccGipts. .........-.. ..... SIS, 62J ~
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ArPoKTIoSAIEST.

f'o'al...'.: .t5.sa1 o.
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photographic.
nMAiIA. July 90.

ShhhAi July SO'
fhcfoilowing dispatch has just been
received:
"FoRr FETIERMAH, July 2O.-7o r.
HiiiHTmsi :iVf:- Gen. -DpL cf PHite,
Omdha, Neb.: 4 private courier has
just arrived from tho command i'll the
fitiH. who lJft on the night Of tho 18th.
The day previous courier was started
with mail and official matter, but has
not yeturrivcd. All quitt ind we'll In
camp. XSigned1 Z. N. 'Cczrls,
Capt. 18th Unity, comindg. Post"
The is no truth in the reported de-
feat OF Crook. .....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23

STATEMENT OF CASH IN County 9RESs
y uHIi Ia the different fuu,ls, as per rcIurt
for the fclrtcr ending April j. 4. u. 1870.
Amount rcEClscd during the quarter ending
Jnly D. a. II. 1876 and tho disbursement
thercirum:
ESTATE FUND:
On hand ApIii !. lSTC..,..s Sled h.
IN AnlL a..n.I 4 =
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conSucoPiA stEcIAL SCHOOL, FUND.
nh hand April J, lSfG ........... S2GT 50
WaTrania ltctlecned.......h, 10 N
In Trcssnry 5uly }, 1876. Isl ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23

STAR VALLEY sPECI VI SCHOOL FUND.
TN hand April ,, 1870. ...,..........,.si5ii II
Warrants rclccnic,l. -. zee. IL .Ej5 ~
In Treasury July ., l5TG.... 81 ~
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
.MEiJat:Sl..

-MME REsrELI. MIDWIFE slNck 1870 No.
"A. East S2d St. first door rom 9th av. Advice Free
A -MRs WORCESTER. PHYSICIAN, BOARD AND
~. nursing. lao Charles St, bet Washington and WssI
A DR. AND MME. MAURiCLAu; 10 YEARS PhAC-
A.tice Oncc i2s Liberty -. near Greenwich.
A LII FgMALE COMPLAINTS SPEEDILY CURED BY
ADJ. and xme DYER ~ West l3th ST., near o,h
(NONFIDExrIAL CONSULTATION ON ALL FEMALE
Oocmpisihts Dr. and Nine Bot. 1873 wsst l6th ST.
nR WHITEHEAD, 20l kAsr 5sTH sT.-FEMALkS
Dusatsd safe. sure and quick for SO.
noCT0R EMEkY's NEW METHoD-SAfE. SURF
Land quick: all cases; advice free ls2 EAst i2th st.
Mrs. LYONS. FEMALE PHYSICIAN, CURES ALL
lucompiaints; no cure no pay. No. 10 East 10th 81
SUCcEssrUL CURES GUAKANTKED; ALL CASES
bOby Dr. kmes WkoT. - Bieeskss ~. Droadwav
The New York herald., 1876-10-11

ID u. MACY CO..
IL. I4th Vt. and 9Th av.,
Offering this day
1000 English Dinner Sets la pieces, for $13 a.
1000 French Dinner Sets. ia pieces, for SIS a.
LOCO Eng gIish Tea Sets. ~ pieces. for 81 81.
600 English Chamber Sets. decorated, 50 90.
400 dozen nice Goblets for &c. per DOZEN
500 Majolica W ator Pitchers. Sic. each.
GOO pairs OF Vases at half their vslue.
No charge Tor packing.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11

pAU, WINTER. sTATIoN-coMNENcRNEN OF
season. October lAamrAbly situated at foc OF the
Iyrenees views Of ehain Of mountains and valleys
climate mild. temperature pleasing, freedom from high
winds; and all chest
TOR OF mineral waters In the vciny opora
theatre concerts balls clubs k rendezvous
huutng and polo three times Aweek horse racing
month. at least cricket. pigeon shooting excursions:
hotels houses and comfortable apartments At
prices: i've kngiish churches and chspels
gratis the Office or pCnon Syndicate No. Rue
deliera