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A LUDICRoUs MISTAKE -About a week
ago Mr.. kpsclusko IL. koselowski a repor.
ter attached 10 the Brooklyn Freie Presse,
was directed by the city editor of the paper
To attend the Investigation into the copdi
ZION of the insane at FIatbush Asylum. Mr.
koseloWski went to FIaLbush ard found
that the Investigation did no. take place
TIL the afternoon, which would be too late
the Fieie PreSSe being an evening paper
wishing to lDiorm the city editor OF this
fact the reporter went to the almshouse ut
t'iatbush, and teleGraphed a request to
police head quart"re that man he cent to
Inform the Ertie PreSSe that he was at the
iunat'c asylum, but cyuid not gat back be-
tora the paper weDtto press. The message
was sent from head quarters to the First
Precinct, near which the office of the news
paper referred to is situated. The sergeant
who received it said to one of the men
" j nst step round to the Freie Presse Office
on Myrtle Avenue, and tell the people
there that koselOwski is at the lunatic asy-
lum." The man hurried round to the Office
in question, and Informed the astonished
publisher that Cardinal McCloskey was in
he lunatic asylum at Flatbush. The in
formation, coming from a policeman, was
deemed trustworthy, and upon the strength
of 1t the Freie Presse announced with start |
ing headlines in its last edition that Car |
AIKEN 60 the Flstbush Lunatic Asylum. |
Further particulars were promised in an |
Extra edition. 1t is unnecessary to say |
hat the "extra" did not appear. The |
mistake arose either from the mis- pronuacia-
ion of the name Koselowski by the police
nan, or misrepresentation on the part of
he publisher.
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COLLEGE
COLLEGE
IMMACULATE CONC EpTIoN,
Cornor of Common and BAIonns street.
NKw ORLEAS6

his Literary IhSttntion Incorporated BY tho sts AZ
iphlsisAA and empowered to confer .rsaH h On
Quoted by the Fathers Of the Society of Jeans The b11
inRs are well adapted for educational paTposos
Courtyard entirely of from the street h rS.oTVd i
recreation 30 that from the arrival OF pqpH Al Ta
A a., I'LL their departure at they are
secluded and 5UpG rIG tended.
The Course of Instruction il thres.,Id prA,.r..o--
Commercial aud Classical. H'OtS'
TIE Preparatory Course 10 for beginners
Tine Comm ercial Course 10 for those WIN d
not Wish to learn Latin and Gresk S u"
complete education. ~ 'o"
French il taught IN the three COURSES
btHdents are not admitted unless they know how -
read and write.
Tho moral and Rtous traiuinE OF the tho
lead nR object Of the Instructors.
Every month report 10 Sent TO pArents, stating con-
Quot proRress, rank in class and attendance.
The AeadomicAl year bssiDH tho First Monday
OF October and olosoS towards the end of July.
TERMSi
Entrance Fee. o..
Collegiate Course payable in advance and In Uuf@u1
States currency, two months, go.
myIE76iy. REv. y. GAUTRELET. President
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".HoME. SWEET HoME."-when the poet
sang OF ''aome. sweet home" he must have
bad IN bis minds eye" q picture of peace,
purity. aud beauty. No home is sweet ii
| the mistress of it is sour; If she scolds and
| suiks aud flies around, slappinR this child.
boxing the other, and taking off her eli pper
to third One--where the mistress meets
the master with frowns and complaints
who raves to him about the servants and
the children and draes before him all the
little vexations of her household lite-mat-
tiers she could settle without Annoying her
husband.
No home is sweet that is not entirely
neat; swept and busted from attic to cellar;
place for every hing, aud every thing in
us place. There need bs no velvet carpets
IN that home, nor golden framed mirrors,
nor costly bTorzes, nor crimson satin dn
mask curtains. Sucb adOrnmeDts are not
necessary 10 make home sweet home, bur
heatn'ss and cieanliuess and order ard
method are required.
We are OF tue humber of those who be-
ileVe that the minutest detail of home ia |
worthy of woman's attention. We are
Ola fashioned en"ngh to think that home is |
the sphere in whlch a woman can do IN st
good; THAT she is far more usefuiiy employ
ed III experimenting her household than
She would be making stump speeches, CIV
Ing Woman's rights lectures, and trying |
with all her might to make the worse |
appear the better reason" A happy earthly
home 10 foretaste of Il heavenly one and |
t should DO the ambition of every woman
o make her hone sweet ABIDING place
lot only for herself, bat for her husband
snd children. aud for the stranger within
he gates"
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JONES 81 ROCHE, UNDERTAKERs AND EN-
pAIMERs.-The many friends of these two vel: known
and popular gentlemen will be pleased to that they
have formed partI ership for the purpose of
dRcting the Undertaking and EmbaiminR business at
ESQ and 252 Magazine street. Both gentlemen have
had years OF experience In the business. Mr. Charles
O. for The past few years having been the head
manager at MI. Frank Johnson's, and Mr.. John G.
Roche whose popularity proved by his election as
Cor ner, having grown up in the busineSA heSsrs.
JOnss Roche have already = tine stock of collins OF
all Sesorntoua and are ready TO hire carriages for
funerals Wed6ngs sto. Their priesa are Moderate.
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IRON COTTON TIES.

We beg to inform the public that v are prepared
through regular established agents TO supply the
trade in airy quantity with the following celebrated
TIES:
The Arrow and Open Side Slot Beard & Brothers
Lock Tisi Branch, CrOokes & Co.'S Lock Tie.
We aO beg to that the Of Measrs.
Beard & bro aud Branch, CrOOkNs L Co. arc nov
merged into the American Cotton Tie Co. Limited.
Tho Company's New Orleans agents are Messrs
Stone & Tut, Ogden Bell, Chism 4 Boyd, Archer e.
BorlaDd, Wn. DIon. d. L. RanIett & Co.
For the American Cotton Tie Co. Limited.
aasIy Il. W. RAYNE d co.
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EDUCa4 ONAL.
INsnruT1oN
SISTER OF ST. JosRpu
Corner st. Philip and Calves streets
New Orleans.
And Bay ST. Louis on the Saa Shora
INSTITUTION

The government throughout this estAbltshmsas IN
ma anu parental The pnpils grated iron
tSei kaorcation table dornitSriss are
mote aHectonAto union between the SIstero and ~
Young lAdies intrusted TO their motherly care s~o
The instruction 10 thorough aolid and in hnrmo,
WIN tho requirements of society. The coprao oomnris
n both English and French al the branches on kno
eoge cultivated at the present day Each ianguSgS a.
Taught by natives OF respective 60 - "a Ia
sure correct pronuIc citation. ~
The aoatemical year closes with . public e1hibitio
vtted. ~ I~s@A is In
Ednoaio ts here the object spec,A al AND
sohoitude Governing those placed under their cha
oy moral suAaion alone, the Sisters of Joeeph an
vor to tnonloate prinoipiea of solid piety resuiro
strict observance of polite and nmabe ana
insti feelings of respect and Affection
pupiis OF all denomin atoms admitted.
NorA.-During the bathing season tho BOARDING
school Is moved to the Bay st Louis tho Sisters
Oh ST. Joeeph have fourishing academy.
TERMS-To be paid In advance AZ foiYowpt
Di1oaruihg' per three months e5A
sn,hs' -. a, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
Mtsc Lessons and use OF % 90
Pastel oil painting according number Of puptia
Seediework in all IL vartstiss, golden embroidery
artificial aoweru 10 taught to the oxtTn
charge.
For further particulars address Snporiorrsa Of TIA
Academy Of tho Sisters of ST. Joseph I5i New Or.
THOMAS LAYTON.
de2f 10 ~ or @. d. ELDER. Agent
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ST. vfNCENFs HOME FOR BOYS.
No. 81 BienvilIe Street.

The Rev. Fathers Of Holy Crosa, In charge of a..
Home. having completed extension the butlsnss
few boys having parents guardians AIS 3 rSvn
small sum for their board and education. WIN o. re
sstvsd. Those under twelve yeArs Of age viii bs,oo
as school 81 the Home, and those twelve yearo
win Be cent to Holy Gross Model Farm. Vase trey
viii b employed half the day tho farm ans th sth
halE a. school.
Apply to D. P. scAHLAH, IRE aAsaG
~ OozAnua ssRosA
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns of St. Dominic.

The duties OF this Institution will be resumed on the
First Monday in September.
The system of education embraces History. Goo
Graphy the English and French Languages
ture. Rhetoric, Mathematics, Book. Keeping Natural
Philosophy, Logic Metaphysics.
Special attention given to Epstoary Correspon
and Composition; also TO Tapestry Embroidery Plain
and Ornamental Woodwork
Lessons in Painting and Wa1work form extra
charges
Lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music by
Professor. au97 If
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Wednesday, October q, 1875.

e the people OF tho south will enter upon n. T1.
| nth Scholastic year on
| Wednesday, October q, 1875.
With the old advantages Of . sound Classical ana
tages Of r.toass building on tirely new snd nnGS
angemont and accommodation. -s-NN'
Ibe Professors being members Of . Sooioty vhSah
Eduoaton youth have in their 9SSor ne = "
vantage Of long traditional experience The E5nr~sfS
and has for its aim only TO adorn the miSda
Rupils with useful knowledge but also to instil I0so
for the duties they will 90 discharge In afersS
The Plan Of Instruction conssts Of throo prinoi1nl
eToH The PFeparstor lasts o ane 1ss Con
- to prepare the younger students for hkoS
The CLASSICAL CourSe Lasts SIX YosT 0sa ssS
braces all tho branches of thorough Coliceiata and
those Of the requisite ino Wedge % ~
Greek and Latin language and snfaoIent prod
and the higher branches Mathemntoa are entitisS
to the degree of a. B. t3schslor of ArtAl ''-"-'S
those WHO devote .econd year the study Of PSooo
phy and soieKoe in tho College, who paced TIVE
Tho CoM&ERcTAL Course aIts TSxsS vo.r. and
embraces all the branches usually Taught IN
The third year Of this course corresponds to
Students attend lectures in Natural Phl0sophv and
Chsfnstry With the me bers Of the Graduating oass
me age OF admiration 10 from nine fifteen yearsr
and to be admitted one must previously know how %
read and write. -
TERMS OF TEN Mosrua
Board Tuition ana HshnE'' payable haifyoarly" 10 ~
roLH, IN sdVAhoe.- 800 %
boo ana BeddinR.---- ..--.--.-------..-.... IL 70
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SPRING HILL COLLEGE,,
THE JESUIT FfA FA SSfiISi "A
corner BaroDne and Common streots New orISaos
. P. POURsINE College Agent.
e"i276 ~ ian jrsvier street New Orleans
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ST. VINCENTs BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
At D0NALDsoNVILLE, La.

ha Institution Ia located in the above health
iu ttle village situated the junction the Mss,y
spp river and tho BAYOU Lafonrohe 1t is acoeasi BILE
At all seasons of the year both by way and WAFER
PaFehts VIII lind for their daughters, in this
non Al tue facilities for ChriBtan and refined educA
nom the course of instruction being n that
pursued at st Joseph's Academy, EmmettsburR Mary.
land, Of ~kich IL 10 8 branch. The buiIdines and
grounds are spacious and modioas.
In consideration OF the changed condition OF the
Som the terms have been fuced 10 nearly
Tho academic year ia divided into two
the second February LIST.
TERMS-Paysble in Advance:
Board and Tuition, including washing mendiuZ
~ oed and bedding, per session IS NJ
Iap"StTv, Painting, etc extra charges.
N nstc, Piano at Professor prics.
BOOKS and Stationery, At current prices.
For further particulars, be N SIDE In
peFon Ia the dis'ent Institutions of New Orleans
by 10 Ter 20 this sisters at Don jacksonville ivy
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NIGHT SCHOOL
st. AlphonsuS' Convent of Mercy.
Hours-G P. N. TO e. PM
Terms made known At the Convent.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

Hours A. N. to P.H.
LeaSons in Music Vocal and InstrumeutoD 9ole
EmbToidery. War Work, Flowers Dreas MSEina stc
gwen Ia private in class.
Particular attention afvop u BOOK.REEPTHo Al,
SAs Boys Department, w Jn3O
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gorgeous palaces rearing their heads
proudly on either side, is most affecting
and impre ssive.
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ST. STANISLAUS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

This institution, chartered by the State Legfsature
and conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Hears
has boon in successfu operation since Beautifully
situated on the shores of the Bay ertsS
sive view Of the Gulf and aording all the advantages
Of the breeze and bathing the Summer ts apIea
dld location is Indictment to hsAlthui eIerose
and amusement for the pupils The ercaI Conn
comprises all tho branches of good Englinh education
Board and Tuition, per session payable half YEARLY
uxxasnco,-... $3.50 10
eSnlnB, per assaion- 10
0ooolng Per session, toptionA) 90 %
1octor reoe &C
Vaoauon IL spent at heinstitution- so 90
EXTRA CHAR9Es:
E1anc and Violin per month, each. 90
Use OF Piano, per month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
49, y peI mohtn- -----------.- 90
Srase instrument, per mont tn 90
spanish and German languages, month, eSoh. 90
For further particulars. apply to
BRO. GABRIEL.
my9 'Blv Director of the Collage
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ST CHARLES COLLEGE.
GRAND CoTEAU, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
LOUISIANA.
This College Incorporated by the State of Louisiana
With the privilege Of nferripg Academic Degrees 10
The plan Of instruction embraces ordinary RAGS
OF Science Literature and Com merce Same they
are taught in other Jesuit Colleges.
The next session will open October Cd.
Terms,
Board Tuition. Washing and Stationery per year. $255
Entrance Fee flor the hrst year only 10
Adeulca Fees.
Bed and Bedding when furnished by the College. 10
Payments must be made hAff.yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply to
auI3 rely I4O Gravier atreet New Orieaua
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
tsT. JosEPH's,l
MEAN MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution fsvoraby known
fifth Scholastic year on " "N"S-
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ST MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY
GREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broad way Streets,
New OrleaBb

This Academy, under the charge of the Mans OF St.
Dominic, occupied beautiful ate near Now Orleans
The plan of instruction untes every advantage which
can contribute to education once solid and re
fined.
BOARD and Tuition, per saOO no
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra oharge..
Scholastic duties resumed the of September.
For further particulars address
ocss 76Iy MOTHER PROGRESS
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Fernlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
COLUMN.

NEW ORLEANS, sUNOAY. APRIL % ls77.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-19
MARK z.
Bay STALLION a
B HANDS 8 INCHES. ~

Foaled in 1859. Got by GEORGE MOORE
out Of MOLLY MUSIC.
Viii MAKE the season Of 1877 at WIN.
McGlLL'S RANCH, Duck Creek, White
Pine county. Nevada,
Monday, Tuesday ana Wednesday
OF each week.
M0SIER'S RANCH, Steptoe Valley, Ne
vada, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
aud SUNDAY Of each week.
Tho season to commence May /, 1877, and
end August /, 1877.
Mares not proving in foal can DO returned
next season free of charge. Good pasture
and care for mares sent to either place. Ac-
eidents and escapes at the risk of tho owner
both pastures we'll inclosed.
myIo-sm 7. j. STUART.
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Application for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL LEE LIME.
NO. 81.
so.
U. 6. LAND oFfIcr. FuRFKA. New,
Nav 2Sth, 1871.

May 2Sth, 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho Adams Hill Cons olidnted Mining
Company. whose po~toifer n Idress is Eureka.
Nevada. has this day hied il. application for
"A patent for eight hundred 200 linaar feet Of
the tienGral Lee mine or ven bearing silver.
with surface ground two hundred ard ten
(2l0l feet in width, situate. lying and being in
Eureka Mining Hfst Tict. county Of Eureka
and state OF Nevada. and known and desig-
mated by the field notes and official plat on
Gle In this OH Q as Let Number lZ0.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No.
10 being "a follows. to wit: Variation 10y,
degrees east.
Conre neing NJ n post mark ed No. l, US.
Survey No. 10, whence the flagstaff IN the
town Of Egresa bears 81 DIG. 40 min u. So
feet: the highest point ~ Ruby Hill No.i
bears 3. 6 d.. II min. N.J1.9 feet: and the top
OF tho General Lee ! cline bears $ 4 dg. q
mir. " .A3j S-lOte &; thence r~nAning I course
=. 20 deg J.. 30 feet. TO post marked No. 2, L.
; Survey No. i20; tbeuee "a course ). 20 deg.
w. so feet, % post marked Ma. 3, v. :. sur
vgy No. 10. hence post No. ( of L.. 5. Sur
vey No. los. Wide West loae, bears : 81 dec.
y = in. ~. ~ $40 feet; thence 20 course y.
~ deg. ". 30 fre', 10 post MARI ed Ne. T. n.
:. surrey Va. 10; ard thence ith course n.
% deg. T.. 500 e.. 10 pest No. /, tho place OF
beginning. containing 81 100 acres.
ibis claim is bound . on neither cod by
any snpwp claimants The noarcttnsnes are
the Wido West snd the Lexington.
Tho location Of Ibis mine j. duly recorded
in tho HecorIgr's Office Of Esreka Mining
Di-tuct. on psgs i56, IA Book y, Of said Min
Inc Records.
Any and an persons claiming adversely eny
portion of said General Lee mibe. or sid
al ing arhnB ~ hereinbofsTedescrihrd are
required 10 Gle their advcrse claim With the
Ro4ister Of tho United States Land 0liee at
Eureku, in the state Of Nevada, during tho
10 DAYS period Il publication hereof. or the,
Will DO barred by virtue 81 the provisions Of
the status. y. b. lMMEL. REGISTER:
Eureka. May Is. 1877. my2-Od
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To the Unfortunate.
SEW REMEDII.a, NEy REnEDIEsi

- 49,
q p2. ossBon's DisPEN-
ktEl SAkY, No. 623 kEARNf ST.,
corner Of Commercial, san Fran
Es@ cisco. lriV0to entrance on Sora-
Gk-3 meTcial street. Established IN
is1l, ior the treatmsnt Q! Sexual ana seminal
Diseases such a. GOuOTfbua, bleei, structure,
syphilis in nil its forms, seminal hsahness.
impOtenoy, etc. etc. skin diseases oil years
standing, aud liberated Logs, etc., successful
HDH. GiBBoN has the pleasure of annOun-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals OF Europe. and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time not
money in seeking out new remedies, and mas
rstGgnel with increased facilities for the ah~
Walton ct human suffering.
Seminal Weakness
Seminal emission is the consequence OF SELF
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved scxuh'
indulgence. is practiccd by tbs youth OF both
sexes 70 an almost unlimited extent, prod0e-
ing with unarr.Ag certainty the following
train OF rsorbid symptoms. unless coulpa'ea
BY scientific medical measures, viz; Sallos
eOuntenanee, dark spots under tho eyes, rgn
In the head, ringing in the ears, noise liAe tl'
rnstling OF leaves or rafting o. ehariois' w.
easiness about the IONS. weakness oil tho
limbs. confused vision, blunted intellect. los
OF confidence. difidcaco in approaching stran-
gers, n dislike to form new acquaintanees.s
disposition TO snun society, loss OF mcmoD
pimpics and various eruptions about the LACY
hectic flashes, furred tongue, ioetid bream
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monoh.
mia, and frequently insanity. If relief be nj
obtained. you should apply Immediately. =.
Their in person or by letter. and have a ,cuis
effected by his now and scientific mode y
t~reaun. this disease. which never tails "
~eiisetiBg u quick and radical cure.
Cured at EOIne
Persons at a distance may BIO CukkD AZ
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dis. rlp
BON, stating case, symptoms, length OF nms
the disease has continued, and have medicini
promptly forwarded. FREQ from damage asSs
curiosity. to any part of the country, VIE
full and plain directions for use. II.
By inclosing Ter, Dollars coin in a rosrr
tered letter through the Postoiice, y
through Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. a package y
naiielre will DO forwarded to any part oi'n'
I'm on. -.
Persons writing 10 the Doctor viii pleayS
state the name of the paper they sec thisS'
Terttsement in.
I'll communications strictly confidential
Address DIR. j. Il. GlBHOhl.
BOX 1857, San Francisco. California
jyI lv
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PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for a Patent
TO THE
DOLLY WARDEN MIME
NO. $50.

Eureka. Nevada. July Is. lsi7.}
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Hoosac tonsoli ated Gold and SILVER
Mining Company, by their duly authorized
agent, VIM. Ncrmuth. whose pos;oficc AL
dress is Euro a. Nevada, have this dav
hied their application for a patent Tor III.
teen hundred u 800 linear feet Of the Dolly
Warden mine OF vein bearing SILVER, WIKI
slriece GROUND three hundred t50D feet in
width, situate, lying and being in ~ccret Cam
yon Mining district, county of Eureka. ana
state OF Nevada, and known and Designated
by the heid notes and Official Plat on flc in
this Office rs Lot Number III.
The exterior boundaries OF said lot No. 10,
being as follows, 10 wit: Variation To-, deg.
east.
Commencing at a post marked No. L.Us
Sdryey 10 III. .whoIee the flagstaff in The
town Of Eureka bears NJ. og. 81 m. f.. 23s-S
feet. Post marked 4. s. Monument No. a ~
tho summit Of Hoosac mountain. bears n
- Dig. 80 m. ". 1885 feet, and the iioosae nev
shaft b airs ;. 20 DIG. ", sos feet; thence run.
ming first course So Dc. w. uSi and 40 feet
to post marked Ne. 2. L. ;. survey Ma. iS,'
This post stands on he ~n0rtbwestara bonrds'
~ Of u. ). Survey No. Cd, Iioosac loo
Thence. "a course 5; 80 dg;. W, 1853 and 80
feet, to post marked No. g, Il. :. Survey NJ
l2l, the same being pc I No. 2 ofsaidTN Il
survey No. 50; thence. I'd course ;. 20 a. Is I'M
W., 43i i-lO feet along said survey Ma. 20 "a
post marked No. 4, L. 5. Survey No. lal.
thence, 18th course n. % dg. f., IM fas,
to post marked No. } L. ). survey No. ln.
and thence, 9th course. :. s7% Dig. f., 800 feet
to post No. !, the place Of beginning. con.
tanning S il-lU0 acres.
This claim is bounded on the south BY ths
iloOsae II ming Claim.
The location o. tbs mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders tfice Of Secret CANYON
Mining District. on page l7s, in BOOK A Of Sc
cret Canyon Mining ltecoTds.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Dolly Warden mine, or said
mining ground as hereinbefore described, are
required 10 file ihoir adverse claim with the
Register Of the United states Land Othce at
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, during the
sixty days period Of pub cation hereof, or
they viii be barred By virtue Of the prCvis-
ions Of the statute.
jylS.g)d D. b. INiMEL. Register.
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~claiRvofaMf PHYS clAn.

Mrs. DIR. p. I. STEPHENS, THE
Va greatest astrologist. e~lairvo, ant physi-
cian and test meGiu the nge has arrived
ard can be consulted al ser rooms on south
Main street, nearly opposits bishop 4 Car
p~enter's ivffr table. Past, pres Mt and fu-
tlre trait = i.lincated. Special attention
yiyen to the Afflicted. Clinrges reasoable,
Persons wishing 10 know their past. pres-
dollar. their correct sge. complexion and
sex. myajtf