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NroTICE MS HEREBY GlvFN TO ALL

AYOTICE MS HE RFHX NEVFN To ALL
~ persons holding mechanics liens against the property
OF VIM H. and Oh G. Corbet described follows wit:
Lots Nos l. T. and of block So of Proctor Green's
division Of Carson ty orns6y County Nevada that the
Court Of Carson Township Ormsby County, Nevada be-
fore c. A. Withere Justice of the Peace to oreclose
mechanics lien held against said property and all persons
holding liens said VemiGe under and by virtue of
Act Of the Legislature of the State of Nevada entitled
An Act liens No mechanics and Others and to
repeal all other in ation thereto approved March
2 1875 hereby notfe be and appear before said
Court the eth day of August 1877 at 10 O'Clock Nj. of
said dav and exhibit then and there proof of the
said liens Pr A. WAGNER & co,
By\T COFFIN, their Attorney.
Carson New, July 16, 1879 iyl7-law3w
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* E1R,S
Infallible Insect and Vermin
DEST YER,


us THE ONLY PERFECT AND sUCcEsS S.
Bed Bugs, Fleas, Greybacks Flies, Ants, Cockroaches
Moths Mosquitoes, Lco Canary Birds Plants Fowls,
and Animals in fact complete eXterminator OF all insect
life without exception. This article has become house
hold necessity offer the to consumers, rich or
poor at such price enable all plentfuy,
as to guarantee every purchaser complete success
Only Poison to Insect Life.
Kers Erasve Soap for taking Grease Spots Tar. Paint
Cotton Goods. Kerrs Sure Cure for Asthma Kerrs
Sure Cure for Toohache. Kerrs Shampoon for beautfy
ing the Hair. Kerrs Yeast Powder-best in the market
try it. Every article to do recommended money re-
funded
Kerr's Sure Cure for Corns, Bunions, Warts
and Freckles.
FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS: johnson
& Limme propretors of Parker House, of and
Tenth streets, Sacramento, CAL F. A Preston, wholesale
dealer in vines liquors and family groceries and hotel
North street. Virginia. New; John Moody proprietor of
Tc,ee Hotel Truckee Call j. J. Smith, proprietor Au
merchant postmaster and Wells Fargo Cos agent, Rock
in Cal; Asa Plank, proprietor Exchange Hotel, Cofax
CAL z. Hoy, CRYSTAL Peak Eey; Peter wager whole
sale brewery and saloon keeper Folsom Call g B. CoOlie
proprietor American Laundry, Sacramento, Cal Mrs
Mary Cribbans boarding and lodging house keeper, Anna
dor City, Cal; d. Kuiser, restaurant and lodging house
keeper Carson City, New War1sen Sunderland whole
sale and retail butchers, Suffer Greek Amador county,
Call J. H. Miller, proprietor Of Miners Hotel, LatrObe,
CAL Curly 4 MahOn, prOprieOrs Depet Hotol COax Cal.
| have !, 200 pounds hand-plenttV to supply the
trade Orders by express C. O. D. by mail, promptly
tsnded Sx A Add ss v all GEdeF E JAMES cURRA
Also active agents wanted for ell parts of the Pacific
Ny Powder warranted to do represented Mn every
particular money refunded.
The public will find it to their interest to look aftef
advertisements in the following papers viz Virginia Even
ing Chronicle Reno Gazette, Nevada City Herald CaIse
Tribune and this paper. :
Geo C. Thaxter is agent for Ormsby County. All orders
left with him will receive prompt attention 1e2o
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hereby certify the foregoing to be true copies from the
enrolled resolutions file in my office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal of State August
1873. J. d. MINOR,
GsRAL.1 Secretary of State
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N O T ! C E

T1E MINT OF THE UNITED STATES AT CARSON NV,
SuPERINTENDENTs 0RYIcE, July q, 1873.
an AND AFTER AUGU T Ist. 1878,
~ Silver Bullion purchased this Mint in lots of
thousand ounces and less will be paid for in Standard Sill
yer Dollars at the equivalent Of the London day of
purchase, less one halt cent Der ounce fine
JYB JAMES CRAWFORD, Superintendent
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Resolred by the Assembly, the Senate concuing. That
Article Eleven m of the Constitution of the OF Ne
vada be amended by adding said Article Eleven 1)
ton ten C0) thereto which shall read as follows:
Section Ten No public funds of any kind character
whatever State county, municipal shall be used for
sectarian purposes.
Passed February 27, 1877.
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The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the 3lst day Of MAY A. D. 1877 hour and place
and by request OF plaintiffs and defendants
s. Il. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City May 10th 1877.
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Steam Cabinet S mop
MASH & TURNER,
Corner OF 0rmsby and Second streets near
the Ormsby House.

WYE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
w Of Carpenters, Wagonmakers, and all other Wood
workers the fact that work both Soft and Hard
Wood Lumber TO any desired shape Edge tools ground
and sharpened in the best manner We also
Surface Lumber. make TonRued and
GrOOved Flooring. Beaded Ceiling.
Parties will do well TO give q call, prepared
70 do good work at reasonable rates.
Furniture Repairing Wood Turning and
Scroll Saving. Fence Posts and
PIckets made plain
turned fancy. may7u
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[OFFICIAL.l
ID RIO p o ED AMENDMENT TO THE
Constitution of the State Of Nevada, passed at the
Eighth Session of the Legislature
ReoIved That there shall be added to the present Con-
stitutOn of this Article be called and known
Article XVIII and which shall be as follows:
ARTICLE XVIIIThe rights of suffrage and office hold
ing shall not be withheld from any male citizen the
United States by Of his color previous condition
of seryitude.
Passed February Is, 1877.
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The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1877, al same
hour and place, by request Of Plaintiffs and Defendants
s. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, April 80 1877. my1
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QUARANTINE.

ANOTHER CASE OF YELLOW FEVER on BOARD
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RELEASED FROM
UPPER QUARANTINE.
Another case OF yellow fever, making four In ALL
son, which, already announced, arrived Nednes-
day last from Morgan City, La. She IL an iron
sdewhee steamer OF I,43i TONS and to all appear
ances Is sound, seagoing vessel and otherwise IN
good condition. she has been trading between some
Southern ports IN the interests Of the house OF
under command of Captain W. W. Talbot
She was built In Wilmington, Dol. rho latest
case OF fev0r Is that Of seaman who
was transferred by order OF Dr.. VanderpOel to the
care OF DR.. Mccartney OF tho Quarantine hospital
ship Innois. One OF the three other cases, u Is
pected VII have fatal result, while the others
convalcscent.
The Spanish steamer Castillo, before reported as
having the yellow lever on board with infected bal
last and not allowed 70 come to the city, load
lug Tor port In spain cargo OF grain at Robin q
Reef, the quarantine ground in Inc upper bay
grain elevator and raj canal boats
yesterday discbarging grain into her hold
Tho steamer Cty OF Washington. which arrived last
Wednesday, Will complete the discharge OF her cargo
into lighters to-day and come up TO the cry Dr..
Vanderpoel yesterday afternoon visited the fleet
anchor and dischargng AT Robbins reef, and, after
being satisfied of their cleanliness and healthy
dltiop, gave them permits to como up TO thor
wharves
Tho schooner Lookout, Captain Newell, from Sagua
last evening During her voyage sho lost George
Rogers, first olcer and her steward, William Franz
Dor, ana Frank Pettericn, from yellow fever. The
vessel Is now al quarantine.
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Howard Association, OF New Orleans, and $50 Tor
The iouro Iuiiimiry.
In response TO a appeal from the 81. Georges So
ciety, Of Now Orleans. Ar. John G. Dale, No 81
Broad"ay. treasurer OF tue 81. Georges society, oil
lhs city. collected {i37 so
Engine Company No d. of this city. Captain Con-
nefs IN response 10 the appeal oil the hrsmen OF New
oileans, subscribed $500 tor suffering hremen.
Palestine Commandery No. is. X. T.. forwarded
$l25 TO the Injected districts in Louisiana and Mis-
sssIppL
Thomas Ch.lmers. Jr.. OF No. lO3 Chambers street,
collected 81, 625 aud forwarded tue same TO tho How
ara Association at New Orleans
Centennial Lodge, No. 255. OF tho Order OF B'na
Berlin has appropriated the SUN oil $3.50.
The Ciiizens' lief Committee appointed by
Mayor Ely, request tue managers OF theatres and
places OF aud all interested in tho
relief movement TO communicate with them at their
once, NO. 23I Broadway room = THIS office was
gwen Tor the use OF the committee by the Berkshire
Liie insurance Company. The proprietors OF Chick
erng Hail have rendered the use OF their rooms TO
Inc committee Tor every evening next week.
Ancient Lodge, No. IA =. and A. 81, will hold q
meeting In me Corin,hian rooms, Masonic Temple,
ON next thursday evening" for the purpose OF raising
a relief fund.
The citizons OF YorKville will hold a meeting next
Tuesday evening" at psrepa Hall, + lgby-sixtn street
and Ihrd avenue to receive subscriptions and devise
means oil rciisl.
The proprietor OF the New London Theatre has ten
dercd behent to take place next Thursday
The Louisiana jubilee myers nave also rendered n
bcneh, TO take place on the 10TH inst.
Miss Henrietta Narkslein, tho pianistc, offers her
services Tor benefit performance.
The combined iraternIues OF Harlem are inau gurat-
Ing series OF entertainments TO raise fund 10 aid
OF the yellow lever sufferers They solicit the ser
vices oil artists IN aid oil the cause.
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THE POISONOUS POT CHEESE.

Tho little court room OF tho Fourth Judicial district
Brooklyn, on tho corner OF south First and F.itn
streets, vas dcnssy crowacd yesterday morning with
curious sightscers eager to catch glimpse OF the
actors Ia the Sekc.pope pot cheese ia the Nine
iscnth ward OF Brooklyn. Mrs Seike, the accused,
who had been confined In the Fourth street station
house since her arrest, was brought into court at
tended by hsr husband aud her father. She
tired in blue mixed suit OF fashionable make,
neat hat and woro large amount OF jswolry.
Mrs Pope, thv mother. attired la black silk sat at
the back vi the space raIicd Oh Tor counsel tanning
herself vigorously during the session. The case as
called at half past teu a. NJ, Assistant District Attor
ney John Osgcy answering Tor the people and Mr.
William Alien Tor the accused
Tue boy John Blankmeyor identlhcd Mrs. Seiike AS
the woman who employed him 10 deliver the pot
cheese 10 Mrs Pope, saying sue wore n black cloth
waterproof on thai occasion aud back straw hat
turned up on one side.
Mrs. Pope corroboraed the testimony Of the BOY ;
said she had only mothery ieeIng Tor her or
VINO had always treated her as a mo thcr should 10
treated. She wopt as she gave this poriiou OF her
testimony and tue accused also shosei emotion aud
with her. Mrs. Pope ksid their interests were
different IN htgation over her husbands estate ON
her cross.s KAN nation she grew somewhat warm an
rather inoiguant when questioned about her second
husband, whose existence sho ackn but de-
Dieo knowledge Of his whereabouts she wo ud OF say
ter save "somc people get opinion omctimes and
she mad ono IN this matter y
District Attorney OAKLEY then stated that busn
compelled HIN TO ask ~ Adjournment, which was
uLtli Monday or Tuesday neat according to what day
tue analysis oil the cheese ~ completed.
Tue defence Will he ahDi ich TO be full,
plete aud impossible TO oontravenc. Ana " is ex.
pccicd 10 be shown that Jcsiousy Is the cause OF the
dnstardy attempt at poisonp and toe perpetrs,oe 70
W be ivund ON LoDs Island
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WHY HE SHOT HIMSELF.

John Henry Gran, a cg lrmaker residing q. NO oS
Ten Eyck street. Brooklyn, shot himself head on
Mon,ross avenue yesterday afternoon under peculiar
circumstances Before he became oil age he promsed
his hand marriage to two young ladies, OF whom
sued for promise and lost the SUIT because
he made tho promise whilc minor Ho then, on the
4th Of May, 1874 married n nice, quiet young girl
OF nineteen years. named Louisa Ketting,
ana they started housekeeping together. his occupa
ton as a cigarmaker snordlrg sufficient remunsra
ton TO keep them In comfort. Two children were
born 10 the couple. ana tho pay for the work
slowly decreased and household expenses steadily In
creased he became discouraged anu took TO drink.
This brought the worst side OF his character out and
their homo hell upon earth. Hts iiI-treat-
ment OF MIS- wife and family became unbearablo
unable 10 stand longer, sue lott him with her chill
dren boy OF two years and girl OF enc year, and
returned TO her parents at No 81 Leonard street
This brought him TO ms senses Tor = day two and
she almost been persuaded return 10 him. but
has been watching the noienborhood Tor some time.
and IL was feared with evil INTENT as day ago
no threatened to shoot her mother aud all tho family,
adding, reli Louisa 10 say her prayers; she will
live ioag.n
Yesterday afternoon n young woman called 10 har
iron the street, and Mrs Gran came They had
been talking together but low minutes wnen @ ran
joined them, ana getting between ms wife and tho
door asked herr
.'whcrs Is my giriY" up stars"
"Weli want ner," returned he. "You can't have
her, Henry; she is asleep" Mrs GRAD reo med while
hei Hieuo o"'u- hb. oTaH, "bhb 10 tne uoo VI
your taking away tho girl? Sha Is better with nor
mother; you can't take care OF her."
"wsli, want her, and II can't take her you
take this" SO saying he put HIS hand GU his hip,
aud Mrs. Gran. fearing he was ABOUT to shoot, ran
shrieKing across the street Gran followed with n
drawn pistol In his hand The occupant OIL tho house
to which she directed her steps her coming and
stepped 90 the door, opened Il and the moment Mrs.
Graf entered shut and boltcd H. so that when a
ond later Gran threw himself against It no could not
get In
With a curse he dashed around the corner, and
whom in the middle OF the street. In Montrose avenue
placed the pistol 20 his forehead ana Bred. The
port OF the pistol and the screams OF Mrs Graf
quickly attracted a crowd, anu amid the greatest
sxcitsment Grad was removed, In dying condition,
to st. catharine's HesPitai IN wagon, by R0uadf-
m N Kltxer.
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ADDITIONAL AID.

The regular collections Of money deposited IN tho
numerous ballot boxes throughout the city OF Brook
lyn for tho relief OF the sufferers at tho South were
made yesterday morning, and the various amounts
t'kcn 10 Police Headquarters. They amounted to
$295 "a.
The amount collected through Treasurer Ropes, OF
tho Citizens Relief Fund, was LIS 7S
The receipts OF the 'Evangeine'' matinee benefit At
tho New Park Theatre Melted about 81, 300
The Singer sewing machine factory hands at Eliza
both j., have subscribed 81 600 Tor the relief Of
the sufferers.
Mayor Yates, OF Newark. received s., POI SO. max
Ing total 10 date oil $3975 TO- He has sent $500 to
the CitiZens' Relief Association OF NJ emphig
a meeting OF the Board OF Trade oil Newark win be
held Monday evening 20 raise fund for the unsrera
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OBITUARY.
MEuEMET ALL PACHA.

cable despatch In another column announces tho
death OF Mchemet Ali and twenty OF his suit as
Yacova, In Albania, under circumstances that must
lead TO open war between tho province aud
the Turkish government. Tho death OF Mehemss
All recalls the story OF this saxon peasant
boy from the timc he sprang into the
Bosphorus from a Meckisnburg brig and swan
to the barge OF tho great All Paeha
(afterward OF the most famous Grand
vixcrs who ruled In Turkey to hts appointment
last year ncrai-in-Chsf or the Turkish Armies.
and his return, only few weeks ago,
his native Prussia as Turkish Pieni-
potsntiary 10 the Congress- OF Berlin. His
family is OF French origin, as the name. Detroit
dca.cs HIS ancestors aed from Franco on tho pro-
mitigation OF the Ed,ct OF Nantes, and young Dstros
was born In Magdcoerg, saxony in 1927. HIS iathcr
was a stan trumpeter IN tue "Nichoias" Regiments
OF cuirsssiers and the youth was apprentcsd mir
teen In warehouse lie soon grew tired OF this lie
and making his way 10 Rosseok shipped as the
ships boy on Mccklsnbnrs vessel bound ios
the Levsnt Like his oniemporsry, Lord Bsa-
consHsd he had marked out hts ambition and openly
cumstances he started out 10 become pscha. ~
tho daring ana carefully planned act before re-
I Iaa, TO- a'' nn ms 'csss, r,V01 "a me
for tho future. Rescued from .ths Bosphorus
BY ALI Pacha. he cas-, himself at his masters feet aud
said In the family French OF his Maedeourg barracks
home, 81 am tue sf Prussian officer and Chris
,iao, but desire TO embrace Islam. rake me.
good SIR under your protection" lie made wonder.
fui progress with mo Turkish language and entered
the military school with the splendid prsstigo OF All
Pacha's favor He was graduated onicer In 1919,
and participated In the siege oil siIistriA
The campaigns IN Montenegro and In Arabic
followed, leaving him q colonel IN 1858 aud making
hin pschs Tor goneraD IN 1865 Ho distinguished
himself repeatedly duriug the insurrs con In Crete
and also In Montenegro. In 1878 no wss
appointed to the chief command the
forces IN Thessaly TO stop the excuses of the
bandits there. During the active OF tho Russo
Turkish war he mnanded Mt Sofia ana afterward on
tho LON. whilc there he was Tor n low weeks Com.
mander-ip. Chei OF the entire Turkish armies. His
presence ~ Berlin Is too we'll remembered 70 nee<
reference.
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WANTED IN BROOKLYN.

A mao named James Duppby was brought to the
Tomps on Friday aud sentenced by Judge kibrcth 10
ten days impuson ment on a charge OF intoxicatou
A sergeant ana ofnecr OF the Twelfth precinct DO
lice, OF Broogyp, called at the Tombs yesterday aut
recognized In Dunphy n man whom they had bees
looking Tor, ana who was wanted n witness Ia the
case OF Henry Meyers, VINO shot ana killed youna
man named James Conncrs, on Wednesday afternoon.
on the corner ot East New YORK aud Drookiyn ave.
nues, Flatbusb. Judge knDrcth gave discharge
Tor Dunphy aud he was taken TO Brooklyn by the on
GERS. Inc officers informed Warren Finu That Dun
ply vas also wanted to answer charge OF being con-
cerned With nve others IN an assault oa woman IN
we OUTSKIRTS vi Brooklyn on the I'd lust
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JANIS MOORE.

News OF the death OF James Moore, ola aud hon.
orsa resident OF the Seventh ward, was received
with regret by all VINO knew him. He was n gentle.
VINO for years gave his attention TO philan.
thropis works, aud whose charities were vide ans
liberal. Win many OF tho Catholic Institutions OF
the city he was connected, in some cases In q mana.
gcriaI capacity, snd IN tho welfare OF oil he
aetve interest Mr.. Moore was born IN tho county
Iongford, ireland, 10 1906. When nineteen years Of
age e came to this country and engaged In business
with hrs two brothers, who wore then con-
tractors on tho public works. Till 1891 he
conducted the AFFAIRS Of tho concern with ad-
vantage, and, having then acquired lair
competence retired He spent tho eleven years tot
loving In Europe, and on his return devoted him
tcii TO the pursuits OF private life aud the Of
Catholic interests IN his neign borbood Ia 1856 no
became treasurer OF ST. Mays Church, In Grand
street-a position winch he filled with marked ability
TIL tue time Of his destb. for forty years he
connected with tho Catholic orphan Asylum, being
one OF the board Of directors during the last twenty
two To all religious enterprises he gave profound
attention, and was most liberal To his donations 10
their treasures. He was "a much rHvcmcd citixau Of
tho ward he lived In, his denise caused bors
a very general aud sincere regret.
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HAUSER'S SUICIDE.

An inquest was held by Coroner simms OF Brook.
Ign, yesterday, in the case OF the Jeweicr, Samuel
Hauscr, who committed suicide on Friday night last
by shooting himself In the head In Charles Rein
heimcr's lager beer saloon No. 1876 Atlantic avenue.
Tho motive Tor the act. which was not brought out
by the testimony, supposed 10 have been business
troubles. He was unmarried and had been In this
country about ave years. rho Jury returned . ver-
dict of suicide.
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G bison. Miss Grocnvilie, Miss.. ana Brownsv ille
Tenn, where yellow fever is reported 10 have existed
Reports from otner places Indicate good nealtn m
emdins Blount SPRING Ala. and Cedar Keys, Fla Z,
both enormously through tue press as having
cases OF yellow iever. JOHN N. wOODWORTH,
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A CARD FROM CINCINNATI.

Ftsir CINCINNATI, Sept !, 1878.
Owing TO exaggerated reports sent out BY IRE
spons,be parties OF the presence Of yellow fever in
this city our business men and others are IN receipt
Of numerous inquiries to the advisabity Of visit.
Ing tho city at the present time, and whether our
quarantine regulations would prevout any person On
tering The city from Injected districts, &c.
10 reply TO these inquiries IL Is proper state that
tho CITY s as healthy and frse from epidemic as Il
The general health OF the CITY rs
extraordinarily good. Thcrc IS no yellow lever
here except an occasional case among
the refugees. who bring tho disease in
their systems and every ouch been gwen in
these despatcoes No certificate IRON any per son as
TO wherc hc may have come IRON is required BY tho
quarantine officers; Tor whom persons examined
only for purpose OF ascsrtalning II they nave
infectious disease at the time
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and TO besesch them 10 authorize the Quaretrmaster
at this post to suitable Tor thirty days
and the necessary blankets TO tho sick inmates
OF 81. Vincents Infant Asylum. Immediately alter
The receipt OF tho above Collector Smith sent the foi-
lowing telegram to Secretary NcCrary:-
NEW ORLEANS. sept q. 1873
To rny SECRETARY ov wAR. washinstsn:
ST. vncent's syium has xJO babies of all natonahtes
Forty sick with yellow fever greatly need OF
blankets Urgent request is made that furnish 2oo
blank cts for once. G l.. SMITH. Collector.
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DIR. ". l.. ATLEE.

Dr Washington t. Atlee, an eminent physician Of
Philadelphia died In that city last night OF cancer 10
the stomach Ito WAS vice president Of the Alumni
Association Of Jefferson College, where he was gra-
IA.