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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-13
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. $50.


EYNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. CAR
u sou City. Nevada, July 10. l677.-Notice
II hereby given that the Del hey silver Mn
ing Company. whose post once address Il u
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Csltfor-
together with : notice Of application for :
pstsnt from the United Ststes. under act Of
Conareeu approved May 10, 1871, for 800
feet Of the Del Rey Lode. situated In DEVILS
Gate Mining District. County Of Lyon. and
State Of Nevada. running 400 feet northerly
from point Of location at the incline shaft.
and 100 feet southerly from said point Of
location and more particularly described a.
follows, to.wit: Beginning Ut post No ]. Y.
8. Survey No. l30, located ON the southwest.
srly slope Of Table Mountain. about 100 feet
north Of American Rsvine, whence the south.
west corner OF Section ., T l6. n, n. 81 T..
n. D. n. bears q. size. 2,ll2 feet. and
thence running from said post No. !, lss
course. west 400 feet TO post No. 2, U. 3. bur.
vey No. $50; thence I'd courHe, south l.O0o
feet to post No. 8. U. 9. Survey No; lSo;
thence I'D course. east 200 feet to post No. =.
u. q. Survey No. 100; thence 4th course. east
100 feet 10 post No 5. U. q. Survey No. l30;
thence 6th course. north 800 feet to post NO.
!, point OF beginning. Containing Is 7l00
acres. From post No. the Trench Mill smoke
stack bears N. 6SAs T.; the smoke stack OF
the Buckeye Hosting works bears N. 6S' u.
Courses and bearings expressed from the true
meridian magnetic variations, 6kf east. I'm
pfovements and labor consist In On incline
shaft and . tunnel extending from American
Ravine westward more than 800 feet toward
the lode. exceeding $500 In value. The walls
OF the said lode or vein being ~ yet unknown
and the lateral o. tent thereof cannot be ~
certained by actual measurement. Said vein
or lode 10 bounded on each side hg the wall o.
the same. Notices Of location may be found
recorded in BOOK q. page 80. snd Book l, page
sl9 In DEVILS Gate Mining District Records
Any and all persons claiming sdversely my
portion Of said Del Rey mine or said mining
grounds, q hereinbetore Described, arr 70
qulrsd 70 Ale their adverse claim with tht
Register Of the United States Land Once, q
Carson City. Nevada. during and within ths
sixty days from the dste hereof. OF they WI
be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of tn,
Act Of Congress approved May 10. ls72. and
the supplementary and amendstory acts there
Of. Wherefore pursuant 70 law ! direct the
this notice be published for period Of sixt,
days in the Lyon COUNTY TIMKs. newspapel
published 1t Silver City. Lyon County, Ne
ysda, O.. \. HARRIS Rssistss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-13

vuyo ADVERTISERS - BOOK OF ONE
III hundred pages. complete List Of News
paper and advertising IAtes. BY mail 25c
Address GEO, p. RowELL \ Co., Nsy York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-13
MARK A. KELTON
A rroKsEY AT LAW.
~ NOuth q street, virgiuia,

uDUREAu OF LEGAL AID DEPART-
Id mental Information-P. o, Box ~.
Washington. d. C. All business with bis
Bureau may be transacted through NAhA
A. KELTON. Attorney at Law. virginia City
Nevada. our Regular Correspop dent to ON I'm
applications for information NAV be made.
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DR.. H. wAexER,s SPECIALITY.

HNHRONIC AND vENERRAI DlskAsns:
u Consum ption. Bronchites, Astnma; ne.ss
Diseases, Catarrh. Liver Complaints. CoSo n.
patton. Piles. syphtlis. 6isst. oono ~:
6tricture. spermsterrhsa, Imposency. s
Disess.s. scrofuls. Ulcers, Tumors. CANCER.
The Doctor devotss his entire essenacn 70 w. ~
study OF these diseases. and e Pronessns y
curing them. He uses the latest oiec0vsnC
thss his honorable science ons sa ~ .o' s SWcs
lief and cure. Consultations sA~'
ra4 south q street. Virginia.
NIB. veneresl diseases positively s ss.s ~
"a to So hours. $500 forfeit for my cafs
remedies fsii 10 cure. Try my trcatmenss
fore You condemn Il. 1t Is lighting n ~ &
feet. Come test the pain Of . nov tdes. -. ~
cure suffering humanity IL my hignss. ~.
my life and study. Ditesse Y mS 49, SS ssps.
medicine and skill my weapons; cxpos .S ~
my teacher; and knowisdss my crown; he .s;ss
our victory II you nght the dreaded i aSv NJ
me. D"' "a
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Practical GeoIogist

a ND MINERALOGIST.-- HAVING EN-.
"A joyed unusual facilities during the past
twenty.seven years for explorations in the
various mining districts In Nevada and Cali
fornia. the undersigned feels justified in
claiming to be able TO make satisfactory re-.
ports upon the geological and mineraloeical
conditions Of any mine In this country, and
is therefore pre- pared. at short notice. to make
Surveys, Explorations and Scien.
tilic Reports
Upon any mining locality or mineral deposit
vest Of the Rocky Mountains.
W. FRANK STEWART.
m Leave orders with J. W. Shields. Cigar
Dealer. No. a South street. Virginia City.
Nevada.
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the thirty
nrst day OF August. 1s77. 20 many shares Of each
PAL eel Of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction. at the once OF the
No. j. San Frsncisco. California, on THU1S-
DAY, the TwENYy,FIFTH day Of OCTOBER.
1877. ct the hour OF one O'Clock P. NJ. OF said
day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs Of advertising and *
f EDWARD F. STONE. Secretary
once, No. lls California street. Boon No. 8,
San Francisco, Cal.
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ABE ROTHSCHILD.
He Arrives Safely in Texas.


BY a dispatch received in this city
yesterday afternoon, dated Walnut
Ridge, Arkansas, it is learned that Abe
RothscNild, in charge of j. NJ. Vines
and G. w. Stall, left that place last eve.
ming for Jefferson, Texas, AT minutes
to O'clock, on the Iron Mountain an
Southern Railway. After Abe and his
captors lett the Courthouse, in this city,
as detailed in the STAR of that day, they
drove out of the city with all possible
haste, to Lawrenceburg, Indiana, in or
der to avoid the supposed writ from
Judge White, Of Springfield, supposed
to be in the hands of an officer at the
service OF the prisoners attorney. The
distance to Lawrence burg, twenty i've
miles, was made in three hours. RI
mained at Tanners Hotel until the s
O'Clock Ohio d Mississippi train arrived,
when they hoarded the train and pro-
ceeded on their way to st. Louis, where
they arrived at 900 yesterday morning.
Barring accidents, the party was due in
Jefferson, Texas, at l O'clock this after
noon. n.s
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate,

TN pursuance Of an order of sale to me di-
i rected by the Probate Court Of Hamilton
county, Ohio, In case No. 1851, Will sell at
Public Auction, on the premises, on Monday,
the 29th day Of April, 1877, at IL O'Clock A. M,
the following described real estate, to- wit:
Situated in the northwest quarter of Section
Seven "a IN Colerain Township, Hamilton
County, State OF Ohio, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at point on the
north line OF said Section Seven ~ at the
northeast corner of Solomon Barns, tract OF
land; thence east on said Section line I6Sk
chains to stake: thence south deg west 5:03
chains: thence west L6Sk chains; thence north
deg. east 5.93 chains to the place of beginning,
containing one acre Of land, strict measure,
and being the same premises conveyed to AL
len Barns by A. j. Titus, by deed made and
recorried in Deed Book 5lS, page IS, IN Haml-
ton county Record OF Deeds. Appraised at
$3.50.
Terms OF sale Half cash, balance in two
equal payments in six and twelve months from
day Of sale, with interest, secured by mortgage
on premises sold.
MARTIN BARNS,
Administrator Of Allen Barns, deceased.
). Is. CARTER, Attorney. nh3l-5tS
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OUR readers, no doubt, have fresh in their
full claims set forth Of the curative powers by
absorption, as illustrated in Holmans AguG
and Liver Pads With rare exceptions, we
doubt not, the thing was looked upon with
great dstrust-that it would soon pass
out OF sight and share the fate
1t seemed then to deserve. A different
destiny, however, was in store for it. 1t was
not long before the experiment was tried by a
number or our well-known citzens-cases
with long standing disease, where all the old
systoms OF practice had failed To their utter
astonishment, they found the Pad to be all and
more than was claimed for it. From this small
leaven the news was carried from one to an
other unt now its reputation has become ma
tlonal for its wonderful efficacy.
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BOOK TRADE.
ROBERT CLARKE & CO.'S
WEEKLY BULLETIN OF
New Books.

Across Africa. By Verney Lovett Cameron
IS.
Norah's Love Test. BY Mary Cecil Hay. Soc.
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Olivia Raleigh. By w. w. F. Synge. 81.
Faithful Margaret. A novel, By Annie Ash
more 81 50.
Rich Medway's Two Lovers. By Celia e.
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History of the Legal Effects of Brevets in the
Armies OF the Great Britain and the United
States BY James b. Fry. 50 20.
HARPER'S HALF HOUR SERIES.
The Turks in Europe. By E. A. Freeman.
l5C.
Tales from Shakespeare. (Tragedies.) By
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Tales from Shakespeare (Comedes9 BY
Lamb. &C.
When the Ship Comes Home. BY Besant
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Thompson Hall. By Anthony Trollope. 20
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The White Cross and Dove of Pearls "a
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The Spirit OF the New Faith. By o. B. FrOth-
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The Baby Opera. BY Walter Crane. 81 90.
The jericho Road. By tine author of "Helen's
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The Papacy and the Civil Power BY Hon. R.
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Irrigation for the Farm and Garden, and
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An assortment of PRAYER BOOKS and
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LEA, STERRETT & CO.
RRO X E.fSS

sS West Third Street, Cincinnati.
Buy and sell Stocks, Bonds and Gold on mar
gins. at New York Stock Exchange. Stock
privileges negotiated. iyl6-N
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NOTICES,

GEORGE KLEIN, COMPOSITION ROOF
NJ Err. Repairing promptly attended to. 23l
W. Third ST., Cincinnati, o. mh2)-S, Tu&Th
A M p LIE FACILITIES FOR MOVING
n families in any part of the City or Sub
urbs. Special attention paid to packing and
shipping goods Leave orders at 1888 w. Fifth
street. ap3-Tu.Th&Stf
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MUSEMENTS.
Grand ODera.hOuse,

The "Eyangeline" Company close
their engagement to-day with perform
ances, afternoon and night.
This evening, In addition to the ex-
travaganza, MIR. Goodwin will introduce
his sketches and wonderful limitations
OF Raymond, Sothern, Barrett, Booth,
Sol. Smith Russell and Gus Williams,
Next week, Kelley u LeoHs Min
strels.
The New Orleans Picayune, speak
ing Of the late appearance OF this troupe
in the Crescent City, says:
popular opinion will doubtless en-.
dorse the statement that Kelley and
Leon have brought forward u minstrel
company of able performers, and it W i'll
likewise be confessed that no better
similar entertainment has ever been or
fered on this stage. Indeed, it is ques.
tionable if any Minstrel band ever seen
here has reached the degree of general
excellence shown by this party. They
are accordingly destined to meet with
much success here. This result their
experience, thus tar, has plainly lndi.
Gated"
Woods Theater.
"Forbidden Fruit" twice to-day, mat.
inee and night.
II you have not seen this most mirtt
provoking OF comedies, do not miss the
opportunity.
Next week, the great Lotta, who never
fails TO fill the house and to please ev-
cry one who sees her, in her great sue
cess "MuseJte,' Box sheet now open at
the theater.
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at greatly reduced prices or making
great concessions in the way Of giving
very large prices for old machines taken
in exchange, in order to sell their goods.
The Automatic" is not sold on this
basis, but Is sold purely on its merits;
and although people buying this ma-
chine can not get as nuch for their old
machines, nor buy at reduced rates, yet
the advantages found in the " Automat-
ic" over any other machine in the world,
more than pays for The difference in less
than six months. Thousands who are
using it daily will tes lily to the above.
Office is a I'll West Fourth street.
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COrvdalis will cure any case Of scrOf.
ula. 282 Main street, and all drug-stores.
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T EGAL-COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
IL Hamilton County, case No. 5l,9il. Klcine,
Detmer & Co., plalntlff, VS.. Leo Zimmerer, de-
fendant. SAID defendant will take notice that
on February ", 1877, said plaintiffs flied their
certain petition in the above stated cause pray
ing therein for a judgment against him for the
sum OF $llS s. and interest thereon from Jan.
25, 1877, upon an account for goods sold and de-
livered, and that an attachment has been
issued III said cause. Defendant is required to
answer or demW to said petition on or before
May !, 1871, or judgment will be rendered ac-
cordingly. KLEINE, DETMER Il CO.,
OTwAY j. CosGRAvE, Atty. Plaintiffs.
Dated Cincinnati, March 81, 1s77. mh3I cts
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Now spout that ulster.

Now spout that ulster.
GYMNASIUM election next Monday.
THE City Republican Executive Com
mittee jubilated last night at Turner
Hall.
Now doth the amorous cat wall for 9
faithless lover, as she sits on the moon.
lit fence.
CAUCUS MEETING at the Gibson House
this evening, when Republican candi
date or President of Council will be in
cubated.
OFFICER LANGDoN, OF Walnut Hills,
evening before last lost his badge No. .269
The finder is requested TO leave it at the
office OF the Chief of Police.
THE contract for building the Tennes-
see River bridge (eighteen hundred feet
in length), on the Cincinnati Southern,
has been awarded to the Louisville
Bridge y Iron Company.
THE city seems to have been freed
from the thieves who came here from
Indianapolis and other places, as dui-
ing the whole Of this week not a bur-
glary has been reported to the Chief Of
Police.
CITY SOLICITOR. BATES will
probably appoint office nelp as follows
First Assistant, Joseph Perkins, Of the
law frm of Wulsn & Perkins; Second
Assistant, John Goelz, of Bolle's law
office; Clerk, VIM. Hester.
MEssRs. FRANK MIDDENDoRF and Il.
Hartlng, while out riding on Gilbert aY-
enue last evening about 6 O'Clock were
thrown out OF their buggy. Mr.. Harting
was badly bruised and MiddendurG sui
1ered fracture of his leg.
JENNIE SEULs, yesterday, while as
slsting another woman named Lizzie
Egner III moving some household goods
from 3ll West Sixth street, stole quilt
and an umbrella. She was fined $50 and
costs in the Police Court this morning.
GEo. SIEBENTHALER, twelve years old,
who lives at No. 493 West Sixth street,
was fatally Injured about O'Clock las
evening, by being run over by a c., II. &
ID. train, at the Freeman.street cross
. ing. His left leg was crushed at the hip
ana the right leg at the knee.
AN elegant party was given last even
ing at the residence of VIM. G. Smith,
No. 800 Vine street, on the occasion OF
the arrival OF Mrs. Smiths sister, Miss
Eva Turpin, from the South. The fes.
tiyities lasted till morning, and ended
with magnificent supper and dancing.
HANsELMANN COMNANDERY No. 16.
hnlghts Iemplar, will celebrate Ascen.
sion Day, May 10, by religious services
at the Temple, a grand process sion and
an oration IN church 10 be secured for
the occasion. The Sir knights of Gin
oInnati Commandery, or CoYington and
Newport, and Of Dayton 20. } Command
cries are invited TO participate.
AN inquest was held last evening on
the body of Kate Soellheim, who shot
herself last Thursday night. From the
testimony taken by the Coroner. it was
shown that the young lady had or some
time been contemplating suicide. Last
Wednesday a bottle OF chloroform was
found on her, and she acknowledged
that she wanted to use it. On the fol-
lowing evening she went to her iather's
room and taking his pistol shot herself.
The jury rendered verdict of death
from suicide by shooting while laboring
ander tit of mental alteration.
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The Reason why.

Not beirg able to compete in merit
with The /" Automatic Sewing Machine.
many companies are Offering machines
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Go 10 G. R. MABLEY'S New Clothing
House, 66 W. Fifth street, opposite Fountain,
for nobby Spring Overcoat, cut and male up
in the latest style, for less money than can be
had at any other house in the city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

The busiest place in Cincinnati is C. K.
MABLEY's New Clothing House, 60 w. Fifth
street, opposite Fountain. His store is crowd
ed from morning until night with customers
furnishing The best evidence that the people
are alive to their own interest, and appreciate
the low prices he is selling "Clothing.n
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B. CAvAGNA & SON, the wide-fwake
grocers, No. 81 West Filth street, come
to the front with imported dellcacIes to.
day. They are bound to maintain their
well.earned reputation for always hay-
ing the best OF everything.
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TRUNKS.
LEGAL.

r EGAL.-COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
IL Hamilton County. Case No. 81. .9O4. Gre
Zimmerer, defendant. Said defendant will
take notice that on February 81, 1871 said
plaintiffs filed their certain petition in the
above stated cause, praying therein for O
judgment against him for the sum of $4OJ 81
and interest thereon from December 2l, S76,
upon an account for goods sold and delivered,
ami that an attachment has been issued in said
cause. Defendant is required 10 answer OF
demur TO said petition o. Q: before May 7. 1877,
or judgment will be rendered accordingly
GREVER, TANGEMAN & CO., Plaintiffs.
OTwAY j. COsGRAyE, A ttornev.
Dated Cincinnati. March 81, 1877.
mh3l cts
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IL. CaVagna & SON, No. 81 West Fifth
street, have just received fresh MacaronI; !;
also, Formaggio da Grattare for dressing Mac
aroni. Also. Saami D'Italia.
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HATS, &c.
sps.S&Wsf
COAL DEALER. &c
FRANK. LORRNT,,,r;

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer III eo,I -
IN coke, -four feed, wood, sand lime CS4yen ene
plaster. fire brick. clar. chimney tops dreir
tile, &C., &c. Office S3l Centra, aven,,e., sM,s.
Branch office, Ss6 and Ss8 Central AVE-: awe.
Gsei eeirai OSse aSsnus ana blacksmith shops 500
Second street and sSS Central ayenne A,srs ".
for the Piedmont, West Virginia. bitumInsnm"s'
coal for blacksm1ths; also Gordon,s herse
cattle aud hog food. Furniture car
Smnious Sinn 8, pugSTcs and barouches for
nire. expressing and all Kinds *
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure hoSi
rhANh. LokESTZ, for hire for picrics and
s~sut''Vhs' n025-ly-S&W
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
herald BRANCH OFFICE. I2e5 BRoADwAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RkCEPrION OF
ADvERTIsEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

ADNEhllSEMENIS AMI oAiIrsS - 80 -~--'
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KuRdSnaN gENisnERNlf PAsn5sA COL
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FFiSAsNs4s.-aTn FISA ahHs-il1n f.ss f.ss--e.h col.
fSksisaED FUR sfnfS Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
HTfS'E!SEE1gs 81 49,
HOSES. oARRIAdEs. 4c.-isr FAcn-ad, sd and 4sh
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PROF FBss IONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALEs-
PRoPEKrY YAsds'o oUT Of THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
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REWARDS-1sT PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-op PAcy-3d, 4th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS SwANTED-FEMA ALES-12rH PAoE-1st I'd,
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9Th
SPECIAL NoTICEs-lsr PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2p PAGK-6th COL
UNFuRNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. 0C.--llTm PAGE,--t,th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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M -oFficrAL DRAWINGS kEsrtcKY STATE LoT..
eIass so u. AZ H. s
20. H. Il 8 '-44. 3 3 II "a
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49, " 'S o. sfaaoss Is 6tkiSsSs IL s. Is S.n.n -. -
sai hsEEscS sisss Sd
Bankers and brokers $50 broadway. room T.
NoTICE5To THE DEposIToRs OF THE GERMAN
Attorney General attend at the banking house
s ."S Sos's s.etes s
snpsa:sa rsssIss. Tsss%nsad.sSs. vii, ;. Isssi,:d
sush ons win be presented 20 the court
D"'eo cMasIEs Les s FxIRcHILD Attorney General
NERVOUS ExmAusyrIoN..A MEDICAL .I ESSAY.
scum Of Ann.omy New York on the and Of
Se rssainsd; aordns clear ynops. the mpsdmsnt.
Sss being the result years s s9psrsns Price
s1 E. 'S York " once and
OSFlqrzA rA6ir,c FL NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
No SsE : sGsa.ss Tons. Nay Ssrfs II. 1871
No the ely, Of 4. SsS Work On
O'Clock noon and wi9 : 9spsk S 4 i n; .xp
O OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS.
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20 L.. Il. s5. 80. So. 81. ao Il, So IL. + %
80, g. Hiss...ss. t. q = = ~ .S g 81. a.
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A UCfIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK
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