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4 L E Y Il " d RIA.

RoBBERY.-This morning, when the young
man in charge of JOnn Crilley's restaurant,
on the corner of Union street and Fayette
alley, arrived at his place of business. he
found a long plank laid against the wall
reaching to the window above, and on enter
ing the barrOOm found the door leading to
the upper story open and the drawer robbed
of S41 in cash. The police were Immediately
not fed, and suspicious circumstances at
tacbing to VIM. Allen and another negro
man ramed Foster, they were arrested.
window and ran, but was Overta ken. When
searched S25 was found upon him, and he
confessed to having committed the robbery.
The case was heard by Mayor Kemper this
morning, who sent the accused TO Jail to
await the action of the grand jury. Foster
was discharge.
POTOMAC FERRY WHARF.-A commodi-
Gus warehouse for the reception, storage and
delivery of freight, is being erected on the
Potomac Ferry wharf at the foot of King
street. A long Covered way with open sides
is also to be built on the wharf, SO as to en-
able passengers while waiting to enjoy she
air.
THE MoFFETT REGIsTER.-A patent for
the famous MofIett register, or whisky
punch, was issued from the u. s. Patent Of
ice yesterday and delivered to-day. IL is
numbered 1874 95l. The issuance of this pa
tent places both parties in the pending suit
on an equality. and leaves only one O 1es-
ton to be decided, that of whether any in
ningement on the Fountain patent, now
owned by Yuengling, has been made in the
construction of the Moftett register.
SUIT has been entered in the corpora
ton court of this city by Louis r.. Payne
against the Farmers and Mechanics Saw
ings bank 10 recover money deposited in
that institution.-I Gazette, 5h.
RECOvERED.-1he woman, Lizzie Mason,
who was the subject of an article in yester-
days Press headed ATTEMPTED Suicide"
recovered about six O'Clock, and after par
taking of some refre 3hments was able to
leave the station house, though very weak
and stupid from the effects of the drug. We
have since learned that only about one hour
from the time the woman ABOVE mentioned
left he station house she attempted suicide,
by throwing herself on the railroad track on
Henry street, in front of the Midland train
but the engine was stopped before it reached
her, and the was taken Off unhurt.-[ Press 5.
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Condensed Locals.

From j. &. Parker we have the New York
papers In advance Of the mails.
In the court in special term today eleven
judgments by default were taken.
There will be picnic AT GiesbOro to-mor-
row by the Parlor SOcials. Music at p. m.
The Washington National Monument So
eieiy b. Id no meeting to- day-a quorum not
being present.
Hairy Richmond. who broke his leg by
jumping from a window during the late fire
I'm Grants Row, Capitol Hill, is still confined
TO his Sm.
New building association on Capitol Hill ,
GermaR-American No 2, hold their first
regular meeting this evening. Attention is
Gallo d 10 their advertisement in another col
umn.
The Potomac Boat Club has received an
Official communication from the Analostan
Beat Club, respectfully declining their invi-
tattcn 10 row race on the Potomac river
tiis fall
DIR. G. F. Rand. who has been appointed
Lecturer upon The subject of electrolOgy at the
Georgetown Medical College. delivered his
first address last evening before good au-
dieEce.
Rev. DR.. j. G.. Rankin and Mrs. Rankin
were last evening welcomed home by the
member of his con gregatiOn. AT o'clock
the company was invited to the dining room,
where bOuntiful repast had been spread,
and to which ample Justice was done. DR..
Rankin returns IN excellent health.
Charles W. Morris, can penter, while at
work on scaGOiG In Lehman new building
OF New York Avenue. near 18th street, yes
ard was badly huTt int rDally and about the
face. lr. Riley attended him, and pro-
nOunced his injuries serious, but not danger
nfIS.
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EQUITY COURT-Jndge DIN.
To-day, Grant aGt District; demurrer sustained.
with leave To amend. Jones act Wiley; sale con
filmed. Coleman agt. SChvctzer; decree authorz-
ing imProy cmcnt Of property. Brown agt Brown:
c,Dfesso. In re- J, u. Harris flunatic); Elizabeth
ia rs appointed committee. CEislcy agt. thislpy
reference 10 tai testimony. Thorn agt. Kautfman
restr1iuine order issued. Bartlett agt. Murtagh;
sale dcCreed.
PROBATE CoURT-J,1ige DIN.
Yesterday. estate Rehecca ID. Afiiick. deceased;
citation ag'.inst VIZ. White issued. The will Of
tie late Mary harrington admitted to probate
and letters issued 10 John IIarriugton-bon1 S3OJ
Madison Davis was appointed guardian to orphans of
Joseph and Mary j. Mundell.
POLICE COURT-J,6dye BGDs pro tenn,
To-day, Annie Foley, Agnes White and Hugh
Strider. were sent to the wOrkhouse under the va
grant act for 80 days. John y Brien fined $50
Tor furnishing q razor. Lizzie StOrrs and Mary
q Sulli' an were fined O. each for street profanity
Andrew Dow, violation Of market regulations; SIS
Andrew Topping and Robert johnson were sent to
the chain gang as Migrants Richard Muahey, pro-
family; IS Michael Curran. same; as. James
Thomas same; IS. Charles Lee, larceny Of cloth
ing worth SIS; grand jury under 1900 bonds Milo
under s leo bonds Robert Buchanan, assault and
battery with intent TO Kill Andrew Darden by shoot
ing him with pistol in the county last week An
aiabi was attempted 10 be proven and the CON
tinued.
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An ExpOsitfon.


First-class work commands frst-clsss
prices.
There is no royal road to learning or arts
tic workmanship.
employ none but the best workmen, pay
the best prices, and charge a uniform and
moderate profit.
1t is cheaper TO buy good qualities Of
ready made clothing than to have cheap
suits made to measure, for by so doing you
get better work for less money.
purchase my goods where II can be done
TO the most advantage.
My assortment OF piece goods is now ready
and comprises selections from all sources of
the best character and reliable qualities only.
Mr.. Stokes will return from England a bout
the middle OF this month.
Gentlemen who appreciate frst-class gar
ments are invited 10 Inspect my assortment
of goods on second floor, and all are cord tally
welcomed whether they purchase or not.
Strangers must be Introduced or pay In
advance.
Tue lowest price is named at once.
GEORGE e. HEENING,
4io eth street.
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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish
TO call attention to y. Fischer's Chemic al
Securing and Dyeiug Establishment, No 90
U street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether of
american or European invention, be Is en-
abled to do his work In n manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
1ties. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest In the
city on account of his superior work. Give
hlm call-C6 q street. Punctuality guar
anteed,
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DETERG EHT for general cleaning.

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostratin z
diseases cured without medicine. Pulyer-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journsl /.
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pu,-
vermacher Galvanic Co., New York City.
6,IS,dNkly
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- VEGETABLES COUGH SYRUP,
TIE only cure ever discovered for WHOopIU0
COUGH. IL has stood the tess OF twenty yesrs It
b the best remedy Tor CoO6Ho. COLDS, GROUP,
tA.s b. tae Principal Druagft,, and BIZ the .,orrt
etegs q l894 street Deythwe9 oeaa-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-06
READING NOTICES.

WE SAY IT without fear of contradiction
that there is but one medicine before the
public that positively cures headache. Ii Is
called Lodi1les Headache Specific.
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OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPENING OF THE SEASON,
SEPTEMBER BONE WEEK ONLY,

JACHITS-CHYS'J JAPANESE TROUPE
Now making their first tour through the United
States by special permission Of the Emperor Of ia
PAM and whose WONDERFUL performances have
and Baltimore to be the greatest of Japanese Jug
fu and Laug rs bic Pastimes uneQualed in the histo
Of amusements
MATlNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Other rovt tiles in preparation Box Office for sale
OF secured places will be opened Monday. 9 q.
m aug3l If
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CITY TE Ms

THERE Is NO EXCUSE FOR Poor BREAD,
biscuits or rolls IL DOOley's Yeast PO,usleT is
used. A trial will convince you that il is the
best, healthiest and cheapest baking powder
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III OCkVILLE FAIR.
SOCIETY


ANNUAL EXHIBITION
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
18th, 18th aud 18th Instant
tsrs will leave Washington tee first day at Z IS
AID $40 the latte stopping at way stations, and
Second and third days at 7:s5, $40 and SO, and
return at 4t9. s end p. m.
Fare, including admission to the grounds, 81 IS
the round trip.
sepe.td Z. HALL, President.
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To MOTHERS Should the Baby be suffering with
any of the disorders Of Baby hood use DIR. Bull 8
naty Syrup 1T once for the tr0ub o. Is cents psr
bottle.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AND
PlCNlC given by the EAST WASHINGT0S
MlSlCAL ASSOCIATIONS, az LEFFLER'S GAR
DEN, MONDAY, September 10Th Admis-ion, Is
cents. sons a..
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BRONZE BROWN, seal brown, navy blue,
dark green, cashmeres, black cashmeres,
very cheap; black alpacas very cheap; table
liner, napkins, blankets, sheetIng cotton, bed
ticking. Read Carters (10I Market Space
new advertisement.
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LOCAL Ne " S.

NdfiOHdl THeGteT-The Park Theater Com
peny in s.Raby-"
F0Tds OpeTd RoiSe-Jachits Chy's Japan
csc troupe.
TheGseT CUm.qlIe.-"The White Fawn" and
varieties.
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THE OLDEST INHABITANTS held their an
nual meeting yesterday afternoon the City
Hall-Dr. j. Il. Blake in the chair and Mr.. H.
n. Easily secretary. DR.. Blake referred in
feeling terms TO the deaths of Mes rs. Francis
HarEa, James Adams, Chauncey Bester and
Peter NJ. Pearson. The following officers
were renOminated and elected:-Dr. John b.
Biz Ike, president; Nicholas Callan, treasurer;
J. GoldsborOugh Bruf, corresponding secre-
tary; HOratiO n. Easily, recording secretary;
Seraphim Mast, marshal; Jenkin Thomas
DIR. VIM. Gunton, Erastus j. NJ iddleton, DR.
VIM. Waters, John Purdy. William III. Will
liams, John w. Martin, Lambert Tree, vice
presidents. To fill the vacancies caused by
the death of the vice presidents named and
by Il resignation of John d. Clark, the fol-
lowing were elected'-Edward Simms, w m.
II. Campbell, James A. Kennedy, Andrew
ROCKWELL, Michael Nash. Mr.. Campbell re-
ferred TO the death of Mr.. Adams in apprO-
pirate terms, and after several had spoken of
him, Mr.. Easily Offered resolutions of respect
to Mr. Adams memory, which were adopted.
PRIME NORFOLK OYSTERS received daily
az Johns Restaurant, corner 9Th and ID SITS.
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS,

II III IaAfA EhS.
For the convenience OF property owners and tax
psJ trs, have established an OFFICE at No. 222
"a III EET, betw cen tho Columbia Building and
street.
Special attention given TO the READJUSTM
OF IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS and the
collection of claims for damages TO real estate old
material reused and work done By lot-owners under
iMPRovEMENr TAXES paid .. Q large dis.
count.
Information relative to the general, special and
personal tax laws cheerfrlly snd freely given.
sug3l I'm WILLIAM DICKSON.
CHE is COMING.
- My Mother in Law. You can have her dressed
IA per for 20 cents, or in cloth for 81.
Life of John Adams, vol. xii, Is.
History OF the College Of New jersey from its orr
gin lf46 tc the CONNIE ncement Of y4, by John Mac
lean, tenth president, 2 vols Svo., 81.
Leeds History OF the United states, Sl73.
4 row Star Atlas, by Richard Proctor, 81 50.
Coz fet between L9 Dor and Capital, Bolies. 7Sc.
The preston Of Labor and Capital. John Je Wis.
81 IS. A Manual Of Inorganic Chemistry, Me ,als,
Thorpe. 81 20. Nhst lie ARR 9. G. w. Bsoj AMI |,
a5r. "Tt e Juiles;" -trdy in pauperism. Dugd sic
Sis. General History Of Connec lieut.. Or. Peters
SO. hat Lass OLoxries. paper edition. go
Thst Husband of Mine. 5oc Foul Irrep-essbles
. sec samuel Brohl a 90. Cherblliez, eco Ger
rnrd's Marriage, 9reuriet, Sc Love Vsntur g. Soc
o. her Pee pie Cbildren sequel TO ueen's Babies
tec. Sent by mai on receipt Of price.
SOLOMONS e. CHAPMAN,
auee9 TT Sf1 Pc3sasvtUass0 0sssaffe.
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CANANDAIGUA CHAMPAGNE BEER. de-
Theatre Building.
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AZ YOUR RooF LEAKs send order To Mo-
80 <is pennsylvania avenue. No cure, no
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Retail Prices Center Market.

MEAT.-Beef, porter house, 2Oa25 per ID.
sirlOin, 90 round. 49, roasting pieces 2Oa25;
cOrned 1ea15; dried, 20; sliced, %; chipped, 30;
Pork, l0a20; corned, Sally; Mutton, 15a2o;
Lamb, 1sa20; Veal, 12a2O; Hams, whole, IA 4
ais; cut, Is; sliced, Is; Middlings, 12xal5; cut,
Ta1S: shoulders, II whole. 10 cut Tongues, so
AGO each; Lard 12a15c. per 10.
FIsH.-ROck, 40 per bunch; perch, 35a5O
per bu -,ch: Catfish, % per bunch; Halibut, 20
per h.: Salmon, So per h.. Goldfish, 12al5 per
pound; Haddock, 10 per pound; Sheephead,
20 per pound; Spots, 10 per bunch; Terrapin
diamond back, s1.5Oas2 each; do, sliders,
15c. a<1.
NEGETABLEs.-PotatOe Irish, IS per pix;
Cabbage, 5aS per head; Carrots, 5 per
bunch; Onions. 5OaGO per PIX Corn, 10a15 per
dozen; Tomatoes, 10a20 per PIX; Sweet POta-
toes. i0d5O per PIX; Lima Beans, 12sl5 per
quart.
FRUITs.-Peaches, 30aiO per PIX; Plums
81 Per PIX: Apples, 20aiO per PIX; Pears, 4OaSO
Oranges, 50a60 per doz.; Lemons, 30a51 per
tOZ.; CantelOpes, 1al0; Watermelons, 10a25;
Grapes, per ID.
Philadelphia print As per pound;
New York Creamery, 10; choice roll, IS: fair
do, 25a35; Eggs, 20 per dozen; Cheese, GOA
Is per ID.
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DEEDS HAVE BEEN FILED in the Recorder
of Deeds Office as follows:-R- II. W illstt 10
Anna Wilson, $1,000, part lot II, square 256;
I. Il. Bryan To James f.. Fitch, II 100, lots II ,
IS, IO1. and north part 81, Deaken's Lee and
Cazenove's addition TO GEORGETOWN; Albert
Daritz 10 Mary A. Schultz, part lots IL and
Il block O. sub, of Stones farm.
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LADIES' GOODS.

To THE LADIES.
sYse,s, eonsgnment Of RAMBURG EDaISGs
We have pened this day an immense lot Of HAM
bUkG khBRo1DBRIEe direct from the manu-
facturers, hich Will sell 1t less has ehosssaS
prices.
Thie q one OF the handsoDest fnes Of good. ever
offered In this city and presents IN opportunity 70
secure goods at Vfg osS less fhas ref aaf Ysoss.
MRS. N. y. HUNT
aue1l-tr No. 6RIaad 625 ID sfreef.
lust RECEIVED,
NEW STYLE HATS,
Also, o full line OF
BLACK yELyBTs,
from Sis per yard upwards.
J.P. PALMER,
1907 II stveeS,
susle-tr Between llth aud l2tb sss
II ADDE'S SHOES.
Unm August h, I shall allow a. -
eosnt Of ssa pen cenf On AZ cs.h s.lss: -
Lsa,es Shoes MADE 70 ofbbXks 8 49, :ssa coass:
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CT. V-NCENT's SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
- LADIES. under the % rha Sisters ~ Chair
~ corner 10Th and q street, " ~ ren MONDAY
September I'd. Parents and Guardians viii plesss
sepd a cir children promptly. angis I'm
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued In
John W. Ogden, of Prince Georges county.
Md, anG Catherine E Day; John Moss and
Emma Johnson, OF Anne Arundel county
Md.i Thomas J. Lankton, OF Alexandra
county, Va, and Martha j. Elicit. OF Fair.
lax, Va; Edward Crumbaush and Ella NJ
Walker; VIM Robinson and Josephine las.
VIM Smaliwood and Mary A. Dyson: Ed,
ward Morlton and Matilda Mathews: John
M. Salisbury and IDez f. Turner; Frank
johnson and Helen Fuller; David +. Flana-
asan and julia j. Taylor; F.. W. White and
Elizabeth l. Taylor; James W. Taylor aud
Inez 4. Turner.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

J. GEORGES,
CTTIZKNT AND MILITARY BOOT AM,
6HOE MAKEE.
Sis Pennsyly ania Avenue northwest,
Great bargains for the next % days in ready
made Boots and Shoes. YSS
lEisa OF the Big BootD fH
Orders BY mail promptly attended TO.
Repairing neatly executed teil p
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SCARCELY day passes but what testimo-
mails from our most prominent citizens reach
Mr.. Xander certifying TO the efficiency OF his
renowned preparation, "Melliston," for the
cure OF dyspepsia, pulmonary affections, or
loss of appetite The following speaks for
Itself:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept 3, TITO Chris.
RtHdtT, ESQ, Oil Ith Streef-Dear Sir: / take
pleasure in certifying that / regard your
preparation, "Melliston" as an efficient cure
Tor dyspepsia, judging from the relief the use
Oh II eno-ded me, and on account of it's 81
periorlty over numerous well advertised
remedies that tried without deriving any
benefit. cheerfully recommend II TO those
afflicted with similar symptoms
GEo. J. p WOOD, 9l3 X st. NV.
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ EENGERs.

The etesEsr ARROW, Capt. Frank Holiins.hesd
9. = Mount ysTnsS wharf: Pa: SeSl
connected with the Ladies Mount Vernon Assoeia-
toni eeoid vsasss ssbstsscss tAs0 sss.ss, By
other lines.
and Groupdf.
EteNmer leaves Yth street wharf daily. (bunday OK
ceDted, . at O O. m, and returns about m.
j. McH. HOLLINGswOBrH,
eult Lsdies Mount Vernon Association.
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THE COURTS.

PRIME NORFOLK OYSTERS received daily
az Johns Restaurant, corner 9Th and ID sts I
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The new, safe and commodSous steamer MARY
WASHINGTON IL nov carrying pes -
sengers 70 Nj. Vernon, and furnishing
carriages 20 transport them % the -
mansion. By this route persons ayoid hot valk ND
long hill. The distance IL and half miles,
not three. Leaves 1th street wharf every day Sun
day excepted II Q: 30 Q. m, and returns about q
O'Clock; fare G i, including admission end car
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MISS OsBORNE's YOUNG LADIES'
"S4S u street. northwest, Sept. 5, l67. suss IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-29

cut down from 80 cents to 65 cents, as was
proposed, the levy in these counties for local
purposes could have been correspondlngly
raised without increasing in the least the bur
dens of the people. That this is the policy
that should have obtained in the last Legis-
lature, no honest man of average intelligence
will deny, and that the people Of the State,
from one end to the other, will clamor for its
adoption when they see their money uselessly
boarded in Carson, is equally certain.
Now this has Mr. Cassidy's clear, incisive
enunciation about it. We think the drift OF
his remarks is right We cannot think Of a
more oppressive and glaring inspolicy than
that Of making fedgling State tax itself and
thereby cramp its resources to deliver over,
free from debt, to the succeeding generation,
an outfit of institutions the chief benefits OF
which will inure to the children Of the future.
Moreover, as very keen eyed friend suggests,
high rate of taxation has the effect Of
frightening capital and settlers away from
our State. We are glad to see these matters
debated by competent publicists, and hope
the may continue to receive such attention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-29
NEW BOOKS.

We have received from Sumner Whitney q
Co., San Francisco copy Of the valuable
compilation named herewith
Weeks on Mining Clams-A Commentary the Mining
Legislation of Congress- with Preliminary Review Of the
Repealed Sections Mining Act of 1866 The whole
constituting complete Statement of the Law and Practice
relative to Mines Mining and Mineral Lands under the
Laws of the United States as construed by the General
Land Office the Secretary of the Interior and the Courts
from 1866 to the present time By Edward P Weeks,
Attornev.atLay Price 81 80.
This is the latest Gf not indeed the only
full treatise upon this subject since the issu-
ance of the work published by the late Greg
DRY Yale The book before us embraces the
following subjects: l, Introductory. The
Legislation of 1866 and it's Interpretation.
2. Reservations and exceptions of mineral
lands 3, Right of Exploration and Purchase
(herein of Citizenship, Corporations, etc. 4,
Dimensions Of Claims, Location, and posses
sion under the Acts. 6, Tunnel Rights z,
Regulations, Expenditures, improvements,
8, Patents. 9, Adverse Claims. 10, Placer
Claims IL, Surveys. IL, Intersection OF
Veins Is, Mill Sites. Ia, Water and other
Vested Rights Is, Homesteads and Town
Sites 16, Segregation of Mineral and AgrI-
cultural Lands II, Coal Lands, etc, etc.
Published and for sale by Sumner Whitney
& Co No. AS Clay street, San Francisco.
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FOX, NJ. D. J. s. ~ sAAK-' l. D.
ORS. FOX 81 SMART,
PHYSICIANS AND Sc n Il o n S.
OFFICE: WATTS Building, corner Of King and Curry
streets Carson City, Nevada.
Once Hours: From IL u. to 3 P-x an1l
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ASSiGNEE'S SALE.

NOTICE Il II Ra.Y GIVE IY THE
~ undersigned, Assignee in Bankruptcy Of tie esoe Of
B. Dr!esbach and !. B. Dreabach ud ~ D. Hateo,
bankrupts BANKRUPTCY that viii sell public auction
MONDAY, 81 PTEMBEK ;, 1877, Al Il oc.ocA ~, IA
'front.' OF the COMFY Building in Carson CITY, 70 TIE ;i u
bidder for cash. III gold CON- the following described pop
erty, to wit: All tie right title AID interest o te sad a.
g. Driesbach, bankrupt bankruptcy, 20 r-nil Jour
thousand and fly shares Of mining STOCK IN lie mine
known as the Fourth of July God and olN,F hiE.ug
Company" located IN Eureka Tow ps-i IA Tie cguu,y ~
Ago ali the rit Ii Il and interest Of said bankrupt IN
and 10 CERTAIN mining qlar.z cain, Eap~h IN tho B4
wilson or Mount Hope Mine" ocaftd N D!izzy Eat Am
inc Dis riot in Il Dorado county, Stse 81 California.
Also ali the right title and interest t. tie no book
accounts aud nanis belonyin 10 said estate tat re.
man unsatisded ~ the time q salo
ISRAEL CRAWFORD Assignee.
Carson City, August sth 1877.