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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
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III COMPANY.-LOcatlOn OF pffbtIpsf PIse
NJ IN ,iness. Ran rnLcisco. California.
IocstIon Of works, storey county. Nevnda.
Notice 10 hereby given, thss 81 . meeiins ..
he board Of Directors, held on me lota ny
~ sentember. 1878, an assessment tho. W OF
VIZ, ksnts NJ, ,hare was levied upon tbs cap
mi stoeI 81 the corporation. payable inneai
AZ. Al the once Of the Company, no ss
0sI,iornis rtreet, San Praneisoo, Oalifornia.
Any stock upon which lhi. s..s'snen. eh'
remain unpaid on the 9is. ~ ,i.sS sn,
s III A pubiic auction. and unlc.s payment 70
s.sss hsfose will DO cold on MONDAY, the
I'm dsy OF November. 1878. 70 pay the delin'
mani sssessment. together with costs OF I'd.
ysrtising and expenses OF sale
'e'l' II. wE0ENER, Secretary.
omo,-4il oaiifornis street. Ban Francisco.
Oaiifornis. seissa
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MINT GOLD AND slLvER MIN.

place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District.
storey county. state Of Nevada.
Notice.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol.
iowing-de,cribed stock. on account OF aspess
ment lHo. 2a) levied on the 9Th day Of August.
1878, the several amounts set opposite The
nsmes Of the respective shareholders, a. FOL.
49,
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neor Business ,ou can engage in. Is %
eS $40 per day made By any worker Of
sithef sex, right In their own localities. Par.
ticuIaI and samples worth % free. Improve
your pparSlttns Of this business. Address
MD 6ns eTINeoA 3 On, Portland, ~
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S0O nee. Ne hsk. Rsader, n Sou want .
busineps at which psrsons Of either ax can
mahe great pay ~ The tina thsy work. WITT
nj tons q. HILLKrT . 90. Pertiasd. ~.
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cuCCOR MILL AND muNINo

y CUMPANY.-LOcAIIoh OF Principal place
OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold Hlll Mining Die.
trict. storey county, rtate Of Nevada.
Notice.-Therc se delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of a.sess.
ment (No. i2) levied on the i7ih day u August.
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names VI the respective shareholders as FOL.
lnwa.
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And In accordance with isw and an order Of
ths Board Of Director. msds on the lft day
Of August. 1878, 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock - may bs necessary. will
30 sold q public ~suctlon. q the once Of The
Company, Rooms Q md ., Nc. N7 Montgomery
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DOYLE .nININa CoaPAnr:.

Francisco. California
Locstion OF works. Gold Hill Mining District.
Gold I'LL. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice.-1hers are delinquent upon the foL
lowing described stock. on account OF assess
ment mo. u levied on the Let day OF August.
1878, the several amounts Get opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. - FOL-
lowsi a..
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"cCLELLAN CONSOLIDATED
1S4 GOLD AND blLvRh MlNINU COMPANY

"cCLELLAN CONSOLIDATED
1x4 GOLD AND blLvRh MiNINu COMPANY
Location Of principal place Of business. san
Francisco, California.
Location OF works. sieei Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notlee 10 hereby given. that II . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 5ih day
OF August. lsIs. al assessment mo. ~ Of
Twenty, I'VE Cents per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. IN United States gold coin. 10 the
Becretafy. NJ the once OF the Company. ltoom
~ Bale Deposis Building, No. sls montgomery
street, Nan Francisco. Call. fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 6.h day Of reptembcr,
1875, will he delinquent. and advertised for sale
IL public auction. and un,eps payment IL mad,
beiors, will be sold on MONDAY, the 7Sd
day Of eeptember. 1878. to pay the delinquent
Asrersment. together With costs Of advertising
and expenses 81 sale.
By order Of the board of Directors.
OTTO MLTCuKk. Secretary.
O~nee-lioom 20 tafe Deposit Building. 3as
Montgomery street. San franciseo. California.
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NOTICE.

For ciss No. 4. the best matched span Of
Carriage Horpes. In place Of Gold Medal. the 3D.
eiety win offer . set OF Silver Piats Of the same
value 80 the medal.
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JULIA CONSOLIDATED niSING


d COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting Of
tho Board OF Director. held on the pirth
day Of September. Isis. an as,essment
tho. o. OF One Dollar OtD per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. paya-
BILE Immediately, In United States gold esin,
to the seerctav. Al the once Of the Company,
S9 Chifornia street. Room No. 5. Ran Francis.
co, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the eleventh day VI October.
1878. Will he delinquent. and ADVERTISED for ssls
81 public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before. will be sold on "WEDNESDAY. The
thirtieth day Of October. ISIS. 20 pay the delIn.
quent Assessment. together with costs OF Al.
vuftisinR and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
A. NokL, Secretary.
Omce-No. Sis California street, Room Mol,
Ssniomn' sell t
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EXHIBITION PREMIUMS.
ENTRANCE FREE.
Class Thoroughbred Horses.
Stallion. best Iyear old and over............SS $50
Mare. beet l.,csr old and ovsr.............. ~
Class s-Draft Horses.
stallion, beat t.ycsr old and over
Mare. beet Agar old and evsf.............. rs
Class 3-Roadsters.
Best t-yesr old and $50
Class i~-Carriage Horses.
Best matched span Of carriage horses owned
in the STATE. the s~oeiety's gold medal.
Glass 1-Cattle, All Grades.
BULL. best t-year old and over. 30
Cow. besi year old and over ............ IS
Glass 1-Sheep sWeepstakcs.
No sheep will be admitted to the grounds IN.
less free from disease.
Beet ram Of any are or brced SIS
Bet eve. 81 any age or bred, with or with.
Out ID
Glass i-Goats, s~weepstake.
Best
Class 1-SWine, SWeepstake.
Beet boar. any age or brssd..................Sis
Glass Poultry.
Be., trio. any elus or brssd................ %
Glass =.
Best pair turkeys. any varisty.............. Is
Class 3-Dueks.
Best pair ducks. any srsds or brecd......... %
Best display VI fowls BY oue exhibisos..... 10
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ID Location OF principal place VI business,
san Francisco. California.
Location Of works, 0old I'LL Mining District.
Storey county. sia,c oi, Nevada.
Notice -Thef are delinquent upon the fol.
lowins -desciibcd stock. ON account of ssscr.-
ment lNo. II levied on the Let day u August.
1878, ths several amounts ret opposite Ia.
names VI the respective shareholder. ~ fol.
losr:
Names; No. certif. sh.: Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
COMMENCING
ocToB Err g., 1879,
AND ENDING OCTOBER Srn.
THE FINEST TRACK ON lHE COAST,
SPEED PROGRAMME.
FIRST DAT-rUESDAY, october fat,
TROrrINa-a4 eiass. fss for al horses In
/ ENNNkQ8s alru " I'll bAES8 ANb@ ottalet = =
Piumss and Nodcc counties. California. and
Grant and LAkc counties. Oregon; mile hsatr,
tsree In nve. Pure $500; nut horss tIio. &c
ond horss so. third hore SO.
rROrrING-2so eisss; mile beau. three In
Ave, Purss $50; nrsl hous tss6, second hore
sia, third hor-e SIS. Col. Lewis Graves horse
| Queen. Croeker's mare Gibraltar. and Grown
Prince. barred.
RuNNING-One half mile dash. free for all.
Pure S5D.
SECOND DAr-wEDNEsDLY, Get. Id.
RUSNrSa-Mils dash. f.s for all tweye.r.
oids $50 entrance. half Forfeit Society 70 add
tao. second horse 70 save entrance.
siso. ruiz WV 4'' A' WV ''''A ''''
RUNNINa-For threeysarolds. owned In
the state OF Nevada. and Sierrs, LAssen. fiumas
and Modoc ~counties, California, and Grant ard
Lake counties. Oregon ; mile heats. two In
three. Pure 500. nrst houe tsoo. second
horse 500.
THIRD DAY-fHURSDLY, Oct. Sd.
TRoTrING-aso class. mile heats. three 10
i've. Purse tsoo. nrst horse tsC0, second horse
SEQ, third horss $50.
RUSNING-Mi n hsats. three In ave. free for
all horses owned In Nevada. and the counties
In California and Oregon before named. Purss
SEQ. nrst horse $500. second houss eioo.
FOURTH DAY-PRIDAr, Oct. 9TH.
rROTrIS0- 9ss Glaze. mile heats. three In
1--WE. Pure $500. nrst horsc $3.50 second horse
si0o. third hore ESQ. Same hoses barred -
In the REQ elsss.
RUNNING Free for all. two miles and re-
peat. Pure 900. INIT horse $3.50, second
horse $50.
FIFTH DAY-SLTURDAY, Oct. 18th.
TRoTTING-Frce for all. ave miles out. Purse
500 fret horse tts0. recond horss $50. Three
or more 10 enter. two OF more 70 start
TRoTrtNG- Nile heats. three In Ave. free
for all. Pure 81. $50. nrt horss ts73, second
horse t2so. third horss tiss.
Same Day-Ladies' Grand fourna.
meut.
For the most accomplished and graceful LADY
riders. 81 I o'cloch p. ~, the Society offers three
premiums Of gold coin. First 500. second $50.
third $40.
SPECIAL PRENIUM-rhs ormsby House
Cup. And it In expected thst other special
premium. viii be sddsd to this list By private
contribut. ons.
None but adde's Of the highest respectability
will be allowed to compete for prizes. -
Ladies' wishing 70 compete for prizes VIII
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SEALED

win be received d the once Of the SECRETARY
Of the Nevada a. n. 1 \. society for the roof
PRIVILEGE for the Pair Of ISIS. BId. will be
received until September %. 1878. Trustees
rsserve tbs right 70 reject any and all bids.
Trustees claiming the sams right.
Reno. August n. ISIS.
W. r. CHAMBERLAIN.
Prsssas.I
l. I. oRooxrrr. s.erst.p. sus0.a
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FIRST DAY-NONDAI, October It'll.

Fs"SA ShA 4vNDAAs vSsoSUs sshs
FIRsT- Baiiinette Stake, for thoroughbred
three ysar-old nllies ! toclsty 10 sdd an amount
equal 10 entrance; dash Of one and Q half miles;
entrance SO. Ary ally that has previously
won . rsco rhaii carry i've pounds extra, any
nlly that has Won two races eight pounds extrs,
and any ally that has won three races ten pounds
srtra- Second ally to save entrance.
sECOND-Runnins; free for all thrsc-yesr.
olds; mile and repeat; purse 500; nrst horse
$50; second horse sias; third horss SIS.
THIRD-Mils and repeat; pure 500; free
for all horpes In Nevada; also for all horser In
Slerra. Lassen. Piumas aud Modoc counties,
California. Grant and Lake counties, Oregon;
U.s. II. '''''A ''''' ''''' ''''1 A''''
Notwithstanding: free for al: dssh Of two
miles: entrance fi0O, half forfeit. Society 10
add t2o0; second horss 10 save Entrance.
SECOND DAY-fURsDAY, Oct. Sth.
FIRST - TrottinR; $50 class; free for al
horses In Nevada and counties sbove named In
In California and Oregon. Mile heats. three In
SiS;; third horss SIS.
sEooND-Trottins; class 2:SG; FREQ for all:
mile heats, best three In i've: pure si,0Oo;
nst horse 1900. second $500, third 500.
THIRD DAY-wRDNESDAY, Oct. 9th.
FIRST-Running; two miles and repeat
fires for oil horses In Nevada and the counties
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Pasrl,nNRMRNr.

The day Of delinquency OF the above asstss
ment II hereby postponed until THURSDAY
October 3. 1875, and the day Of sale until bat
uRDAY, the ieth DAP OF October. 1915.
BY order Of the Trustees.
seCtd OrTO METCHKE. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

n Location Of principal place OF busi-
nekr, Ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold uni Mining Dis
tfici. storey county, Nevada.
Notlce.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
loviur.de-chbed stock. on account OF asscrs-
mcnt mo. 49, levied on the 9Th day OF August,
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. a. fol.
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Denton MININ0 COnPAN,,-

wM. II, WATSON. Secretary.
0ffce-Iloons 8 and q. No. 800 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. rslstd
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OLEAN TOWELS AND SHARP hAzoRs.
~ Quich, smooth. Neat. liutclass work.
Hair Cutting aud dressing done In the most
artistic, suitable and satisfactory style.
The old Pioneer saloon 10 the plaos. and dona
you forget 10. suism
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IN Invalids, a. well ~ business men OF
families. s-eking recreation and pleasure, viii
ind this tho very place. je6 m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The suustroke Controversy.

EDITORS APPEAL - Your correspondent
"R, :" In reply to the article of Friday g issue,
seems disposed to indulge In personalities,
which are rather out eff place in discussion
like this. The public are certainly not in
terested in 1t, and | think it indelicate to
thrust it upon them through the columns of
a newspaper. He says: "If the proposition
be true that the suns heat extracts oxygen
and produces sunstroke. why is it all of us are
not sunstruckP" ''An of us, as he terms 1t,
are not equally exposed, and oxygen Is not
found in like quantities In different places.
That the proposition is true, do affirm, and
cite him to Youman's work on chemistry,
paragraph 1195-"The Sunbeam the Antag-
onist of Oxygen says: when
treating of oxygen it was stated that this ell
ement enshrouds the globe and tends to
unite with and bring all things to rest, so that
if the earth were left to the action of its own
forces, life would quickly disappear and leave
the world a desert; but the earth's vegeta-
ton Is the beautiful fundamentally by which
this action is arrested. The leaves extract
poisonous carbonic acid from the air, deprive
1t of the elements it had seized and return it
again to the atmosphere, while the forces
which impel these changes are the beams of
the sun These are the great antagonists of
oxygen" In the same work, page 220, par
asraph Sal, In speaking of earbonie acid
" Sources of Carbonie Acid, it is said that
it il produced throughout nature on an i'm
rnense scale. Oxygen of the air seizing upon
the carbon of the organic world, whether in
rapid burning or slow decay, gives rise to this
as. The combustion of a bushel of charcoal
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cpred decision from q State court sustaining
1ts Reputation of half million dollars sub
scribed IN aid of the Paducah and Memphis
railroad The case will go to the United
States supreme court. The granger watch
word is anything to secure railroad, and
then anything to avoid the obligations through
which it has been secured.
Colonel Khlebrew, commissioner of ag-
riculture, statistics and mines, Is engaged In
preparing a complete and accurate map of
the State by grand divisions and as a whole.
1t will contain every town In the State, the
county roads, the railroads, and every other
feature which any county may contain. It
will moreover have an index of all the towns
and villages so marked as to be easy of refer
ence. Every postofice, express office, and
telegraph station will have its distinctive
mark upon the map.
The Memphis club hall, corner Of Adams
and Second streets, will be one of the most
pleasant and artistlcally arranged halls IN the
city. The carpenters and paper hangers are
finishing their work, and before long the
doors will be thrown open for public inspec-
ton. In addition to the above improvement
the reporter noticed the building of four new
residences On fernando road; the completion
OF the Tennessee block, on Main street, and
the Bradford building, on Front street; the
building of a new residence and store on
Market, between Front and Main; a new
store on Union street. at the intersection of
Third; number of private residences re-
ceivlpg repairs, and lastly, the immense cot
ton warehouse on Main, near TreZevant street.
There are DOUBTLESS others, but the above
named were under immediate notice.
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produces two thousand Eve hundred gallons
of this gas. 1t IS produced by fermentation,
and by the respiration Of the entire animal
world. Each adult man ezhales about one
hundred and forty gallons per day. Through
the celebrated Grotto del Cave, in Italy, man
may walk unframed. hut dog, with its nos
trils near the earth, is suffoeated on entering.
The poison valley of Java is n lake of car
ionic acid, filed with the blackened bones of
dead animals. 1t astronomy has revealed to
us a universe OF uuspeakable grandeur, chem
istry has linked the mighty mechanism to
the course of terrestrial life. She teaches us
not only that the leaves and flowers are dis
titled from the crystal medium in which they
dwell, but that they are tissues woven in the
loom Of the universe-their warp the subtlest
others of earth, their welt the radiations of
the stars. Not only that the leaf is the cru
chile of vitality, whose mysterious alchemy
is interpoSed between ourselves and death,
bat that it is the wondrous mechanism APP
pointed to receive and gather the life forces
which God is perpetually pouring through
His universe. Air is the first condition of VI
tai activity, the immediate impellinR power
of life. Any of its elements breathed alone
would be fatal; any other proportion would
be dangerous. Science has shown that there
Is a deep life import in these never-ceasing
rythmlc movements of inspiration and expi-
ration, but it can add nothing to the simple
grandeur of the prImeaval statement that the
creator breathed into his nostrils the breath
of life, and man became living being.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-24
POLITICAL.
The Nationals

AHO NhtIOEhI8
OF the second and fourth ward, held meet
ings last night at the courthouse and on Sec
ond street, south of Union; also at Solari S
grocery and at Humboldt park.
Eighth ward Club Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the eighth
ward Democratic club at Hippel's garden,
opposite the markethouse on Poplar street,
tonight. A full turnout is expected to hear
the good speakers selected for the occasion.
Barbecue and Speaking.
At Featherston's mill, two miles from
Germantown, to-day, the people will enjoy a
good barbecue and hear sound Democratic
truths. General Wright, Judge Anderson,
Colonel Luke Finlay and Hon. George B.
Peters will address the attendance.
Seventh Ward Democrats
will hold meeting at Central Point tonight,
where Judge Orville Yerger, Colonel R D..
w. Miller will address the meeting. Let
there be "whopping" crowd to hear these
able speakers.
In the bartlett District.
Tomorrow the Democrats of the Bartlett
district will give a grand barbecue, bran
dance and reunion at Bartlett. Good speak
ers will be in attendance, and everybody, of
all shades and politics, is respectfully invited
to listen to the doctrines that will be promul-
gated.
An Answer by MT. HOrri9an.
EDITORS APPEAL-In reply to "Pendip's'
question in the APPEAL, of Tuesday, l re-
spectfully state that the charge that | OPP
posed the entranchisement of ex-CoDfeder-
ates is not true. As early as 1869 l opposed
the election of W. B. Stokes, and was in ia
vor of the election of D. w. G. Senter for
governor of this State.
l.. b. HoRRIGAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS.
" EDICAL DEPA RTAENT.
FACILITY.

MEDICAL DEPA RTMENT.
FACULTY:
T. q. RICH ARDSON, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery.
S. VI. BEMISS. NJ D.. Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tice OF Medicine.
5. Z. CHALLE. NJ. D. Professor OF PHYSIOLOGY and
PatnolOgi, al Anatomy.
JOSEPH JOINS, NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry
;. LOGAN, Md, Professor OF Anatomy.
E. S. LEWIS N D.. Professor of Obstetrics etc
J. B. ELLIOTT, MD, Professor OF Materia Medica
A. b. MILES. MD, demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The neat annual term In this Department (noSg in
and end VI srch -. 1879. The first three weeks
VII be ce'oted ex uslveb 10 Cllnica Medicine. and
surgery and Practical Pathological Anatomy In the
Charity Hosuilal, an Practical Chemistry and Dis
sections at the College.
The Charity HOsuiIal has 100 beds ana an annual
admission or more than SIR thousand patients and
offers unrSaled facilities for practical teaching The
studeht- accompany the professors in their daily
visits through the wards and thus have the oppOTtlI
nifty " studl diseases and accidents at ne nd
de or the PATIENTS. IL Is to this peculiar feature of
the school that ths Faculty call especial attention
Fr~s-in view OF the acts above stated and The
UNUSUAL amount OF care and Dor Involved In the
e1OTt 10 reduer tns course complete AS possible
the sane ices are demanded as cha geo By the
schools or New Yora and Philadel iia. nameIy;
Mat icuaton. 50; Lectures, $40; Practical Anat-
only. $40; Graduation, $50. Payments required IN
advance. For circulars giving full details address
T. u. RICHARDSON, Md, Dean
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MEMPHIS, July %, 1873.

GENTLEMEE-Y complimentary note, asking
me to deliver my views to the public touching the
reclamation OF the lowlands and the i'm cement
of the Mississippi river" has been received The
gravity of the theme propose for my dsQuisitOn,
It's general interest to the entire republic, and its
local application 10 the south, might we'll inspire
dIstruSt In the most competent. Hence appreciate
yo.r compliment. and will only urge as apo'ogy for
my prom ptneSs in accepting your invitation the
years of study given by to the subject which you
ak me to discuss will, therefore, meet you and
the citizens OF Memphis at the New Memphis The
alter at eight O'Clock Friday evening, July 26th,
invitation My remarks upon this subject Will be
Brief owing to the fact that Hon Casey Young Hon.
T. W Brown. Colonel W. T. Avery Colonrl George
CAN'T and others Will address the meeting on this
subject ard that of the Baratarta canal. Very re-
Spectfully JOHN COWDUN.
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The remainder of E. L. Cleayes's stock of
books and stationery will be sold at auction,
at 228 Main street, beginning Wednesday
morning, the twenty-fOurth instant, at ten
o'clock, and continuing daily at the above
hour until it is entirely disposed of. Coun-
ters, shelving, and showcases, in the mean
time, will also be sold.
AN sToDDARD. Aucsiooeer.
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BAYARD TAYLOR says: Al take great pleasure In
recommending TO parents the Academy of Mr. S. c.
Shoi tldge."
hon. FERNANDO WOOD. Il patron of the A ademy,
says: 81 ch eFfuly consent 20 the use Of my name
as reference"
GZn PER on AFTER of 10 WEEKS, $3.50 FOR
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Tor nicely furnished rooms, boarding. washrg gas,
ETC. etc. tuition use II school books and ali neces
sary school expenses, at SHOR fLIDGE'S, Media
Penna-l, ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys NO
EATRA CdAkGES. Ten teachers. all College Grad
yates; One Harvard; -Four Yale. special atten ion
10 both advanced and backward pupils. Both indvid
ual and class inst uctiOn. Recommends by Gov
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