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CRIMINAL.

A PACKAGE containing 5000, 900 worth
of government and railroad bondswas stolen
from the First National bank of Cortland,
\. Y, on the 22d. The loss was not dis
covered until the oath inst The bank suf-
fers no loss, as the securities belonged to
private parties. Five thousand dollars is
offered for the conviction of the thief and
for the recovery of the property.
THOMAS MEAD, an escaped murderer,
was tracked to the residence of his father in
Limaville, Ohio, on the 22d inst. Mead re-
fused to surrender and was fired on by the
officers. Seeing escape impossible, Mead
blew his own brains out.
VIM. BURFOoT and s. White, claiming
to be residents of South Carolina, were ar
rested at Baltimore on the 21st inst and
with Burfoot were found FIVE $50 counter
feits on the Third National bank of Buffalo
JOHN r. SoDE, the murderer of James
Temple, was hanged at New Castle, Del, on
the 2lst inst, in the presence of 200 persons.
The C0nrier-JournaFs Richmond, KY,
special of the Goth inst 1, says: A year since
Jasper Maupin shot j ohm Boeman at King
ston, Madison county, wounding him. Mau-
pin was indicted and trial placed on the
calendar, but the case was not reached. The
parties met ON the evening of the Goth, in
the street in Richmond, ac ,ompanied by
friends, when FIR. ,an and Jasper Mau-
pin, John Boeman, Chris. Ballard, and VIM.
A. Cornelison were killed. The survivors
were arrested.
AN eastern bound passenger train was
stopped and robbed by masked men at Big
Springs, Neb., 160 miles east of Cheyenne
on the night of the 18th inst. They secured
$4,000 in coin and about $500 in currency
from the express car. The Union Pacific
Express and Railway companies offer $10,-
600 reward for the arrest of the thieves and
recovery of the property.
EIGHTEEN years ago two men named
Bunker were hung near Des Moines, Ia, by
constable named Simmonds, and Mr.
Small. They had arrested the Bunkers for
horse stealing, and when endeavoring to
extort confession from one of them by
hanging him, the other attempted to escape.
They gave chase and captured the runaway,
but on returning found that the other had
choked to death in the meantime. They
| then hung the second prisoner to conceal
circumstances. Simmonds disappeared en-
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POLITICAL.

The Massachusetts Republican State
Convention at Worcester, on the 10th inst,
re-nominated Gov. Rice. Hayes policy in
regard to the south and civil service reform
was strongly endorsed in the platform.
IHE New Jersey Democrats met in
at Trenton on the 10Th inst, and
Geo, B. Mcclellan for Governor.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 24.-3:30 P. M
Wheat-Strong and higher; $i.15 for cash,
S1.0715 for seller October. Corn-Weak |;
42Ac for cash; 421sc for seller October.
Oats-Easy at 2317c for seller October.
Rye and Barley-Unehanged, Pork
Strong and excited; S13.45 for cash, $500
for seller the year. Lard-Strong and high
er at $9.0214 for cash; s9.45 for seller the
year. Whisky-At $1.09. Hogs-Receipts
$500 head; firmer; 5@10c higher; light at
S5.55@570; heavy packing at s5.55@5.65;
shipping $5.50Gl5.60. a
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, September 24-12.00 NJ
Flour-Quiet but very fair; choice spring
extras are quoted at $6.00@675; shipping
extras at S5.25G5.75. Wheat-Active and
firm; Ne. cash at S1.16A@117; No. 2 at
1.14@1.15I; No. s1.09@1.09k; No, 2
seller September at SL13H@1.151z: seller
October at s1.071a@1.09, and seller the year
at 81 .06. Corn-Dull; No. sold at 42c; re-
jected at 41c. Oats-Quiet and lower; % 1ze
cash. Rye-Rather quiet; No. / sold at 55c
Barley-In fair demand; No. 2 sold at 65c
and seller October at 66c; No. 8 higher, 43@
44c. Pork-Steady and strong at $3.50.
Lard-At 9Ae. Hogs-Dull at $5.10d530.
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MANITOWOC
p DRY DOCK.
G. s. RAND,
AENRY BE RCER.
A Whispering Canon.

The Gold Hill (Nev.) Neacs says:
i" Words spoken on one side of Gold
Canon are heard with striking clearness
upon the other. The sounds are tele-
phoned acrossso intervening space, and
may be as distinctly noted as if the
speaker was standing by the side of the
listener. This is of course due to the
peculiar formation of the country.
Neighbors who live on opposite sides of
the canon talk together quite readily
when they live as much as a mile apart
by the way the road runs. 1t is not 50
far by the airline, however"
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ONE of the midshipmen from the
United States frigate Constellation, at
Newport, is particularly bashful. On
being introduced to one of the bellies of
the day, he seemed to think it necessary
to apologize for so astounding a piece of
presumption, and modestly stammered
+" beg your pardon, Miss -; it is not
my fault; but ahl the captain ordered
me to ask you to dance"
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A NEGRO prisoner in Louisville, who
claims to have been deaf and drmb for
seven years, suddenly found himself pos
sessed of the power of speech one day
last week, and since then he has talked to
the point of distraction everybody who
unluckily came within earshot. He says
that when he discovered he could hear
and talk he tried to break his cell door
down with JOY Such an outbreak was
natural.
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Foreign.

LONDON, September 24-12 80 P. M
Liverpool wheat market opens steady.
Floating cargoes firm; on passage firm; Mark
Lane firm. French county markets quieter.
Farmers deliveries of wheat during the week
So, ,OOOd60, 600 quarters.
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WASHINGTON.

ARRANGEMENTS are nearly completed
whereby it is expected that the effects of the
National Republican viii be removed to the
old Chronicle Office and new newspaper be
issued. The parties named as principals in
the enterprise are A. NJ. Clapp, ex-Secretary
Robson, Gov. Shepherd and others.
THE accounts of the Az per cent. loan
were closed on the 22d inst. The whole
amount 500, 200, 900. s1s5, 200, 900 for refund
ing purposes and 10000, 900 for resumption
purposes, and viii appear in the next debt
statement. The per cent loan is being
rapidly paid for and adjusted and win be
settled next month as calls mature. The
first call maturing on the 5th of October,
and the lass on November Sd, and SS5,00o,-
600 each for August, September and October
will be applied for resumption purposes.
SECRETARY SHERMAN emphaticaliy
and Indignantly denies the report which
has been circulated that he has approved of
paper obliging Ohio clerks in the treasury
department to go home and vote at the
coming election.
The treasury department warns all
business people against new counterfeit
five dollar bill which is being thrown upon
the market. Tradespeople are cautioned to
scrutinize closely every FIVE dollar bill of.
fered them by strangers. The most danger.
Gus, ana consequently the best, eounterfsit
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tirely, but Small returned some years after.
On the 17th inst, Small was indicted in
Tuna county, Ia, for mulder, and will be
tri ed
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THERE was recently quarIied without
the use of powder, at the Barre, Mass,
granite quarries, block weighing over
61s tons, being forty feet long, seventeen
high and and ten thick.
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The Late Mrs. PidgeOn.

We had been out to the graveyard to
bury Mr.. Pidgeon, and were riding home
in the carriage with the bereaved widow
er. While he sopped his eyes with his
handkerchief, he told us about her:
"In one respect | never saw her equal.
She was a manager. Eve knowed that
woman that's lying out there in the
tomb to take an old pair of my trousers
and cut them up for the boys She'd
make a splendid suit of clothes for both
of them out of them old pants, get out
stuff enough for a coat for the baby and
a cap for Johnny, and have some left
over for rag carpet, besides making hand
kerchiefs out of the pockets, and hustle
for herself out of the other Innings.
Give her an old garment, and it was as
good as gold mine. Why, she'd take a
worn-out sock and make a brand new
overcoat out of it, l relieve. She had a
turn for that kind of economy. There's
one of my shirts that / bought in 1847
still going about making itself useful
as winder curtains and pantalettes
and plenty of other things. Only
last July our gridiron give out and
she took it apart, and in two hours it
was rugged on the side of the house as a
splendid lightning rod, all except what
she had made into poker and an ice
pick. Ingenious? Why, she kept our
family in buttons and whistles out of the
ham bones she saved, and she made
fifteen princely chicken coops from her
old hoop skirts, and pig pen out of her
used-up corset bones. She never wasted
solitary thing. Let cat die around
her house, and the first you knew Mary
Jane'd have muff and set of furs, and
I'd begin to find mince pies on the din
ner table. She'd stuff a feather bed
with the feathers that she'd got off of
one little bit of a rooster, and she'd even
utilize the reaches in the kitchen
SOS they'd run the churn-had a
machine she invented for the purpose
Eve seen her cook potato parings SOS
you'd think they were canvas-bsck duck
and she had way of doctoring up
shavings SO that the pig'd eat 'em and
grow fat on 'em. l believe the woman
could built a four-story hotel if you'd
given her single pine board; or a
steamboat out of sh-biler; and the
very last thing she said to me was to
bury her in the garden SOS she'd be use.
full down below. there, helping to shove
up the cabbages. Pll never see her like
again"
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WE learn that Captain Powell has
just opened up new pine region that
may yet be of value, when the surface
timber is gone. The Captain has farm
on the Shawano road about sixteen miles
from this city, in what was dense
wilderness some seven years ago, when
he settled there. About six years ago he
dug a well, and struck an abundant sup
ply of good water at twelve feet from the
surface. The water supplied the family
until the extreme dry weather of the
past summer, when it failed entirely and
he was obliged to sink deeper. Atabout
Is feet he came across the limbs of a
pine tree as large as a mans arm, and
500 found the tree itself. The tree was
about foot and a half in diameter
where he struck it, and the limb indi-
Gated that it must have been near the
top. The Captain says he knows of one
good pine that can be secured whenever
the present supply gives out, but pro-
poses to let it remain for the present
Green Bay Gazette.
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The undersigned offer the following articles to
the public at the Remarkably Low Prices given be-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN iNCURABLE CASE.
D.. L. RieAau's
COL D nm LsAM

Aftss ten yrars Of trial on this coast. has proved
iteeH the only curative IN certain ,i.ss -
a sn Pronounced BY medical practitioners !.
Or. ls 1slehsu.s oeuae. pa.,..
Curcs Chancr-s. Ant aud second sts,ss &C..
IN the I<es or Body. Sore Fam. Eyee Noe 10
sDppes.colored blotcbes, sypbiiitic Css:,,h
Diseeecd scalp. and all the prtmar, for,n. ~
ses . s'ses.e Known - syphiIis. Pfics, Is pss
%. I. Miskss::; Gsis.. ,.i.... -. /.
INV IsIsissy. Msscuvisl. syphflitic Khsums.
ism. Mains IN the Bonca. Hsck "a shs NJ
ulc-sste.l SIRE Threat. syphilitic ksxh. 1 NM:
sna ooni.sctcd Ccrds, Stiffness Of. he i.imbs.
~h..nos a. ns AZ dissssss from the syssca,,
ms'csfy-lseving tlss blood pun ssd hrsithv
Pries. y pss bottis, % two for %.
Dr.. L. o1ehsu's Oslaeu pu..s.h
Aneldees.
ros ne eerr Of 0onosshea, 0le~t. Irritas,o
orsve'' End eli Urinary % 0enitsl dIssyrans
~. 'es; 80 tsf bottle.
la)ssslea,
\ vash end Injection fdr ucvrsv 49,. NJ A.,
cveeAs bnesnn1oeosy Oleuo. nAs1ceuess. - 81,
Z, 49, 20 =. = shs Kidneys end Bladder. Price
Aiss. Ageees ~ ns. l. nsrh...s
0ooosa p1lts.
~ ome! weehn~D. Nlohe 4mimsens. In.
RUsnss. 80 ~ disessss arising frum Ncseur.
eoeeie The esauihe 1ospex bafs ! : I. r,,s .s
vsly IN soumi hoetlss. on seceipe a s~,ss.
thess medicines III be amt 10 All rsrts ~ 49,.
eocnsy. - 49,. - nNl. prcsssIy psch. 4.
my ~ ssS9 oScsvsssoo. Sole Asrnts. 9. 3.
ssusAaco CO., weolsssls ed ppSsiI Srre'
Qese 80 chemtas. sDuihvrss coepe, ~ ~
30 cessoas ssFesss. ssn trsnsIs~o csiiicsn;s
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IN THE DIsrxutr Corxr or

y tho 1bi.cd STATES Tor TIE District Of
SoysdA-In the matters Of F0RHESr L.
FILM and FRANK z. T0wLE. carpenters,
Bankrupts. in Bsnkrupicy.-Uhited states OF
America, District OF Nevada, ss.--A warrant Ia
bankruptcy has besn issued by said Cour,
against thu estate OF Forrest l.. Finn and Prank
Y. Tovle. carpenters. Of the city OF Carson,
county Of orinsby and State OF Nevada, in rad
District. who have bsen duly sdjudged bank
rups upon their own petit u. and the payment
81 Any debts and Inc delivery Of any property
belonging to said bsntrupts, 10 them or their
use. aud the transfer Of any property by them,
ART forbidden by law. A Meeting OF the credit
ors 81 said bantrurts, 10 prove their debts nnd
chooses ons or more assiRnees OF their estate
viii b. held II Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be
holden at Virginia. In said District on the 2lst
day Of February. a. .. 1877, At o'clock ?. NJ.
q the once OF T. Strother, Room No. 4 Id
Fellow Building. csrner G and smith streets,
one OF the Registers In Bankruptcy Of said Dis
tsict. AUGrsTI'a ASH
United States Marshal, and Messenger In Bank.
ruptey for said District.
by p. $. ConnErT, Deputy. fels I'd
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NORTH CARSON SILVER MIN.
IN ting Company. Location Of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. ornsby County. New da.
Notice is hereby given, that ct Q meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the 9th day Of Jan.
uary 1877. an assessment. No. 0. Of fifteen cents
Per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation, payable immediately In United
States gold coin. To the Secretssy, at the ONCE
II the company, Room l. No. 402 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California. Any stock
upcn which this sment shall remain un
paid on the 10th day Of February. ls1i, will bo
delinquent. and advertised for sale al public
auction; and unless payment is made before
Will be sold on MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1877. to pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together with Costa Of advertising and
expenses OF sale. BY order Of the Board Of Di-
rectors.
o. II. BOGART. Secretary.
Once, Room J. No. 4e2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California.
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smeR,rF's SALE.

~ vGoIUo % An UxuCvT1ON
- csssese. teused sue ~ ~ hooCs.
able second Judicial Osssvsss OvssS, - . jsds.
nat r.sdsssd shsss,h - she leah day Of Ocso-
-, a. y. ius. u fsvR II 9hssues nsss snA
sosspe - - eeaissa =. O. nsysaS, for the
80 q e1.eff l1idp viii istsssvl a ~ sum
= -: ~ = = - ~ . - -. - 10Th,
$40 o. Judgment, soapthse vjsA sAs sum Of
- ~ cost. q suit end scesuiAa cosss, nov In
thcsum Of " n. hsvs isvied upoa ana esssr.i.
40 VIII szpsss = pusiIc d Ne vood yssd nesr
Isy CrmseZ county. % shs sise dsy
OsS. J, y. is7e. bs.vesa ~ ksuss e )
oc!cc Z. = ~ . O'Clock ,. n, - N: q /
os,oss -. ~ ~ stsht. title. ins~svsl and
teslovshG dssrsibrd prspeiSy. esusss ~ k,inr
The ecysty o. Onnsby end NlsSs o. Nsvsds.
~; vses hsp<rpd sugds MT pins wood.
shsrA Il tAs Coussy q ormsby.
Ussce CITY. 0stslss ". NE. n n Tiv
II n show aais 4 hssybS pusapcasd until the
~ ~ ~ q Hovsnhss. 4. ,. is7S, q sssas tine
Caiv's a'y. ocsos,s q. Inc. "'''' sAs''n'
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SECOND JUDICIAL Dosra1cr
county. u H. oassss q ~ ~, ~ vssssssy
rsuefson. dsceessd. = Notice IL hereby river
me, ,a sAIukpAf. Ne i,th day Of Tshesary '.
~. ~ 10 c'clece a. -, asi III cooeorupG ~
- ~ eoun IN Cesscn City. have b-sn Appointed
~ = sns time and piece fcs proving the viii a
,s" nnsm r.tsernon. dsceascd. and for hess.
we issusnce 10 him Of Letters tesssineossrv
when and whew any pesson Interested ma, ~.
essf and contest the ssps. y
february 9Th. 1871. iod ' 0''
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IL aec0Hn JUDICIAL nusrn,cr
osnsSs cc =, me ssAss q Nsvsds, IN ana To-
John v shnsvss, dss~essd' n"s.ss ~ = sjssse q
r rS that MONDAY. T9E SIYv9 Dxv ~
r.s nsssAnS. I'M. q ~ oeioch 4. \ :. 80 ~.
SosN.rom q sid coun 10 Csssoe Gss. ~
ins ~ sppTas,sd = ~ sis "a plscs ~ prov.
and foe hsssins ~ sppiieesion - 49, -.
~ ne lssussee 70 him a isstsss 49, susssv
vnen aed vbsse eny pesUpo iSeGreS1s1 ~ =!
go ssd ecus~ss ~ ssnS. ~ "
pssee Sssuasy ., t1f. ~
""" r.S.E ARDS, c,s,h.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
\ NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY
GA Kearny street


615 Kearny street.
san Francisco. Established In 1854, for tbs
treatment OF sexual and Seminal Diseases such
rs 6onorrhsa. elect. Structure. syphilis In .
its forms, seminal Weakness, IInpotency. etc.
skin diseascs Of years standing and liberated
Legs successfully trested.
Seminal Weakness.
semina Emissions. the consequence Of self.
abuse: This solitary vice, or deprayed seYnsl
Indulgence, is practiced by the youth OF both
sexes to Al almost unlimited extent, producing
with nnerfing certainty, the following train u
morbid symptoms, unless combsted by scienti.
ne medical measures. viz: ssllow counter
snce. dark spots under tho eyes, pain In tho
hesd. ringing In the ears noise like the rustliua
OF leaves and rafting Of chsriots, unessiness
about ths Joins. weakness Of the liubs confu,
sed vision, blunted intellect, loss Of confidence.
diffdence In approaching strangers, a dislike TO
form new acqusintsnccs. disposition TO shun
society. los~ Of memory, hectic fiushcs. piupies
and various eruptions about the faces furr,si
tongue, feiid bresth. coughs, consimr,tion
night swests. mopoinanis aud frequent insanity.
u relief be not obtained, should apply imrns.
cure effected by his new and scieptifr mode az
TREATING this disease. which never fails Of Of.
fcctinR quick aud radical curo
CURED AT HOME.
Persons Ut distance may be CURED AT
HOME. by sddressinga letterto DIR. 0IUDON
stating case, symptoms, length Of time the ala,
ease has continued. and have medicine prompt.
~ Forwarded. free from damage aud cur,osity.
TO any part Of the country. with full ana plain
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars coin IN
resistered letter. through the Pos,ofice or
through Wells. Fargo 1 Co.; package Of rnedi.
cine viii h. FORWARDED to any part Of the Union.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. Gibbop
that they rcsd his advertisements In the Arrr.n
Address. D1. y. y. GlBDON.
oct9Siy sa Boz 1851. San Francisco.
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H
FELIX n. MERzsAcH.
Professorof M usic
AND AGENT YoR THE EEL
srtIHwAY. cHlckERIxa. AND
HALtET / DAVIS PlAnJs.
Once stJ. o. Fox's. Csrson City. ja2e.tf
sHERiFF's SALE.

III VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
- order OF tale issued out Of and under the
veal OF the Honorable Second Judicial Distrtct
Snr.; IN aud for the county Of orinsby. State OF
,H ~, on Judgment obtained therein ON the
Iv'n osy OF November. A. ID. 1875, and sttested
On the 2ist day OF November. A. ID. 1870, in favor
OF Wells. Fargo h Company, and sgainst A. n
Dnesbaeh. Trenmor Conn and J. w. Walton.
lor 70. sum Of eighteen thousand one hundred
and thirty seven dollars and nfty.ninn csnts
with interest ON the sun OF eIaht thon'
ssnd hve hundred and two dollars and M
y-one cents tts.cO7 Si.l00) from the ga day Of
osn.Jeer. is.e. until psid q this rats Of one and
.,,' aa w, INV; per month: with interest on the
suui OF eight Thousand four hundred and forty
dollars AGO. thereof from the 23d dsy Of Oc
tooer. 1916. until psid Ct the r,se OF ten per
cent. per annum. and costs OF suit taxed At inf
yse Wei dollars and forty cents 1857 s0.iOOJ.
~. Sdefk sccrutng costs In thu sum Of IS eS.
and all cssss which may sccrue by reason :;
sssssaIu,she. commission. etc. all In gold coin
% the United States, and against said defend.
s sn,s ma al prrsons claiming under them or
nesa,a, ~, sns'i "abseqlsni 70 tho 23d day Of
oes1vef. IsIs, b. foreves barred and forccI0eed
o. az equity and right Of redemption in And
70 ,he 'nortgagcd prcmines hereinafter IA.
seHoed. and 10 me directed. cornrnsndin,
mo Ell according 20 law certain mon.
saged property hereinafter described IN
satisfy the above deusnds: and In nmr.n.,cs
1870, 1870 nave levied upon and will cxpose Al
paDnc suction In front OF tho Court House door
-. n ssy Ormsby county, etsts Of Nevada.
vn sne 1s.h DAY OF DECENBER. A. D, lS76.
=, s.wees she hours Of 4. n. and ,. ~, TO Wit
- ~ c,ocs y, al the right, title. interest
of claim OF the shove named dsicndsnts ~ IN
and TO the following dsscrihsd n,orfsaersi prvm.
49, OF property to Wit; All the rashs. title Inter.
sss And sssees Of naid defendants o. In And 10 car
ssn wood hume situate in the counties Of Doug.
- snd ormsby, Htats VI Nevada. runnins m ~
n.As Cloer Greek. called aud knovn - ahs fss.re
ssnms. soeethsf With al branches, fesicrs. con.
uucs. wsssr. wstef-rghss. privileges ana spunr.
.sosnce: thcfsso belonging. used OF slcrrissd
49, ~ sosstnes with all vayu. nights q
nectcd o. uasd thsrvwtth. 6rins ~ propsstv
oesenped IN said decree end order AZ ale.
=. =. SWIFT. 0hcriR
CeFsoa CITY. DeceObse 1, is7o.
klLSs klno. RiAlnlias Attcrusys.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN
An that the copsrtnership heretofore existing
between n. NJ. Gaige aud A. G. May, in the
business OF saloon keeping In Carson City Ne
vada. WAS this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The said Gsige succeeds to the books ana
business; and he assumes all the liabilities Of
the late copartnership; and all debts due tho
same arr payable to him.
signed; NJ. NJ. GAIGE,
A. C. MAY.
Carson City. Nevada, January Q, Is77.n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

I'VE VIC lid CALL THE ATTEN.
Nv ton Of Carpenters. wasonmakerx, and
all other woodworker~ to the fat that ve Fan
work both soft and hard wood lumbes 20 any
desired shape. Edge tools Of all kinds ground
and sharpened In the best manner. We also
surface inmbes, make tongued and erooved
noonne, beaded ceiling. etc. Parties will do
well 10 give us . call We are prepared 20 40
good work ct reasonable rates.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

And in accordance with Law and an order Of The
hoard Of Trustees. inside on the 18th dsy Of No.
ufnisr 1910. % many shares of es4.h rar-el Z.
public auc;ion, At the ofslce IL the , eerrtsr-
locatek IN the Boston bakery, opposite The
United states Mint. North Carson street. Car on
CITY. Nevada. ON the
a the hour OF - n. Of said day. 10 pay the said
dillingham; assessment thereon. I. eeih.r xish
ecsts OF advertising aud expenses OF sale.
JOHN b. Ely. secrr.sry
Carson City. December 18th. 1876.