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Atkins Fl r
Armstrong 8 E
Batter Joe
Baum Chas
Baldwin Ell
Barnes Samuel
BIhkely VIM
Baptiste JOS
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Bowers Geo 2
Boregard J r
Boas August ="
Bunce VIM i
Bud Conrad
Burford Fl N
Baker Minger
Casebeer Gilmore
Cbamberlin Robert
Chambrier III rev
Cleaveland W A
Chopon Francois
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G1vne Patrink
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CHILEAN TT
Clarke Harrison
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MISCELLANEOUS
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YardS.
Richard street, from Annunciation to st.
Thomas street, two squares entire taken
up and relaid. 49,. 1888
Robin street, from Annunciation to st.
Thomas, three-fourths taken up and
repaired 800
Etc, etc, etc.
made-a form with which the public has not
been troubled often since.
But the scheme OF this record does not COM
template entering into details which are suffi-
eiently familiar 10 osa who watched Major
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House, to-day, under the call of
States the following bills were introduced
BY Mr. CAMP (Rcp, n. Y.)-Relating to using and
counterfctng trademark goods.
nv Mr.. LOCKWOOD Dem. n. Y.)-Reatng TO the
snle OF spirtuOus liquors TO Indians.
By Mr.. CLARK Dem, n. J.l-ro prevent the iDsoly-
oneyof railroad cOmpanies I'm the United States. t pro-
yHs that any duly organized ra DAD company may de-
post AZ the United States Treasury gold com which II
NAV have received from the sale OF s capital stock aud
receive thereon interest at the rate OF per cent?
By Mr.. ACKLIN Dem, La.D-Repeallns The ron'clad
Oath Tor jurors.
By Mr.. TURNER tDem., Ky)-TO prevent assess
ments for political purposes.
AlsO iOint resolution proposing an amendment to
the Constitution prohibiting members Of Congress from
LOding during their tcrms OF office, for two years
thereafter any office under the United States, which
been created the compensation therefor which has
bceu ucraased during their terms OF Office, declar
ag Judges OF the supreme Court ineligible to the Uice
OF President or Nce-Prcsdeni.
By Mr. WILLIAMS Dem, Mch.)-FoI the erection OF
"A statue OF tue laIe General Custer. .
by MIR STEWART Qsep, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
utle of public laus TO the state OF New-Iork
By MI MARTIN dem, W. Va.l-To Incorporate the
| New lOrk and New-Jersey Ferry Company. ,.,
BY Mr. PHILLIPS (Rcp., Kan)-IO set ashe certain
alleged cuutalts between the Secretary of the treasury
ana c.gtun oher persons. ut sets aside and declares
VOID the cOutrac between the Secretary OF the itehsu
and the syndicate whereby the exclusive rsht TO sell
certain y per cent bonds purpor's tolDe grantedJ
| Mr. BLACKBURN tDem, KyJ introduced Dill up
proprang for the maintenance OF tie public schools
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
the Disricsor Columbia $4,000 from any sum du. a,

the Dstrctof Columbia SIS 600 from any sum dus IN,
United States from that District. Passed
The following bills then introduced and
BY MT, ALDRICH tRep, Il)-To establish branch
BY Mr.. WILSON Dem, wsst va)-To repeal tha -.
entitled An Act to strengthen the public credit" ' az
proved March, 1879 pledgDg the payment In god 81 N
bonds bonds heretofore payable IN lawful money OF The
United States. A'
Mr.. FORT tRep, nlJ moved to suspend the rule, an,
pass the bill forbidding the further retirement OF tba
United states legal-teDder notes. Passed-Yeas 1T
nays, 35.
The House then went into Committee OF the wbo,.
with MI Eden tDem III In the chair, on the LsgIsIs
tive Appropriation Bill y ~e"
Mr. BRIGGS tRep., N H) moved to strike out the sec
aud deyolyes his duties upon the First Auditor
blf ATKINS (Dem., Tenn) aud Mr.. FOSTER tRen
sen2 DnU t s ,a , the later stating
been determined upon before had been knOw that the
Filt1 Auditor had been engaged In the New-Bampshirs
campaign.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. GARFIELD rep, Oho) offered an amendment
permitting the President 20 designate which Of The two
Scsrs the First OF the Fifth Auditor, sha be retained
Mr.. FOSTER (Isep., Ohio) offered an men Iment uer
nlling the President to designate which Of the two
ocsrs the second or Fourth AUDITOR shall b. retained
After the bill had been considered as far as the PROV
slons IN rrgard TO assay Offices the committee rose.
Mr. CLYMER iDeD., PenD.l submitted the report of
the Conference Committee on the Naval Approximation
i'il He stated that the amount in controversy had
ee Tlo9oOo OF winch me House lad yielded Ss3 900.
ne report was then agreed TO.
Night sessions were ordered for Wednesday and Thurs
day. for debate only and for Friday for reports the
Committee On Invalid Pensions
Mr BLACKBURN Dem, Ky.) moved 60 suspend ths
rules and set aside Saturday next for the
OF the District OF Columbia Government Bill pending
which the House, at 5l5 O'clock took recess until 730
O'CLOCK this evening the be for the cOnsiera.
ton OF bills Teporteu BY the Committee Public Lands
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bill The Attorney-GeDeral submtted~ report
concerning the right of tho Legislature TO confer the
right ef emnent domain pipeline companies to the
tonight The report Ia said to be adverse 10
the Legislature possessing such right
When the bill relative TO examinations OF insurance
companies was considered the Committee OF the
Whole of the Senate. this evening Mr. Poneroy offered,
us substitute bill providing that when Investigations
of com panies shall be ordered the clerks in the Office
or the Superintendent shall make snch examination at
cost of 80 per day FOR each regular office clerk SO ell
gagged n still additional clerks are needed, the super.
Dencnt shall apply TO the Governor VINO may appoint
any number Of clerks examiners desred, whose SER
shall be pad for at the same rate aS the deputy sup
erntcndenI of insurance now recaves with - uy addi
toua for expenses No charge sha be made against any
insurance company for any examination except "a pro-
yided, and company examined, ana no ofncef
thereof shall directly or Indirectly pay, Dy way OF R
gratuity, Otherwise other or fufther sim hah s
provided above. The bill was progressed, ana thc
amendments were ordered printed.
Mr.. Thain introduced IN the Assembly tonight q Dill
intended o cnre some very se rtOus defcts in the
relating receivers Mt the present time He said there
receivers corporations tna failed so ar nack as
1857 which baye never accounted, ana unt some law
is passed the subject VIII NOT account Ihls OH
requires that heretofore appointed shall ME
na within year after the passage OF this
act and receivers hereafter appointed shall file
appointment 1t further provides that upon
fliug such account citation shall Issue
hearing and for proceeding up TO the final Decree SINH
lar 10 proceedings surogatcs courts. IL prevents
the payment Of fees iu excess OF those al
lowed To executors. Receivers fees are
now limited only by the hheralty OF the
iudge or to tbo demand Of the receiver himself III Is
also intended 10 limit fees to counsel A..
The Railroad Committee reported Tor the consideration
OF the House the resolution OF the Chamber of Commerce
providing for investigation OF freight DETERMINATIONS
lance of the matter and 1t made the special order
Tuesday morning
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS AT AMHERST.

AMHERST, April 26.-The Phi Beta Kappa
men were annt unced this week. They are: From tLe
senior class-F L. Babbott waterylle, y. Y; W.D I
Bliss ConstantiuOple, Turkey; G. T. Eaton Ando'er.
Mass; j. W. FARLEY, Berkeley Mass; W. A. Hdynes
sberborn. Mass; c. r. Hedden, Verona, n. j.; L. d.
Kaufman Lancaster, Ohio; W. A. King, sanoi'
spriugs Conn; w H. Lester, West Alexander PENN n
a Tower Petersham, Mass. From the JUNIOR
class-A d. Bissell, Ahmad Nnggur India; e l. bo'ey'
Nea-Bedford Mass; +. NJ COrson, BrooSyn' n L. ~
H. GAY, Holliston. Mass; +. J. Goodnow' BrooFVh' ~
Y: c. L. Goodrich, Warren Me-; c. b. GOold Albany, W.
Y: IL t. Gordon, Newton, Mass; l.. W. huDpa'"' 4
lone, n. y; j. =. jameson Amherst; A. W. heI!, W"
ton Mass. Neal Mnc chel Jacksonville Fla; J.. - VI
ton Northneld Mimi. W. A. Sargent Boston, ha p,dt
g. WaldrU Farmingham, n. H.; H. l. fO'sei' D
Ign, N Y. - -, .,..,n os the hest
The following gentlemen have been chosen as ag ,uo IN
speakers In their respective classes ana VIII $50:
commencement week for the Kellogg prize " N
sophomores-L NJ. Clarke, CenandagAHa, A Ni 2osto1,
Sfebbms Springfield. Mass; L. i, farMe, B"s,on' B
Msss; CH Iibbey Lynn, Mass. \. n Mlllken DS'I. I'm
Mass Freshmen--G +. Hilton; Albany -, a. Mass;
derhiil New-York CITY, ". A. Knowlto, Nalch r 9'''
J C. smart, Albany, \. Y; q. f. Ladd Porta'iu' oi'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
An EXHIBITION or THE KIrcnEN GARpEN

The young ladies who have been conducting
the kitchen garden at Wilson Mission, under the dircc
ton Of Miss Huntingdon and who have by their efforts,
done much TO render work of this description popular
in town this past Winter, concluded the of
lS777S yesterday. An exhibition Of the Of the
school given In the memorial chapel at IhlretIst
aud 1hrd-ave for the benefit OF wilson Mission. There
bOth matinee and evening performances, aud the
large upper hall Of the chapel was crowded on both
occasions by an extremely attentive ana deeply
interested audience. The party OF twenty-five girls
chosen the regular cl at the Mission occupied
raised platform In the centre OF tho ball where they
could easily he seen, and being supplied flOm time 10
time with appropriate apparatus by the
er.. went through the exercises OF the school for
au hour and half Tho occasional ripfc OF amusement
and tie burst OF applause at the end showed that the
SPECTATORS had something both novel and interest
g stated that II Il the intention OF the Inventor
of his - sten prut book the subject response
10 the demand fof teaching Il IN other MISSIONS
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
SENATOR MoRRIssEY PARALYzED.

SARATOGA, n. Y, April 29.-Mr. Morrissey's
right arm paralyzed on Sunday about ll3O He has
since eaten and drana but Dr. Grant this morning re
ported him sinking fast His symptoms 10 O'Clock to-
night were much more favorable DR.. Grant says many
improvements in his condition apparent since last
night. He recognizes and notices people and things In
his room and IN the street. He arcuiates few words
and asr his right hand 10 his head Dr. Camp his
Troy physician, is with him now III addition 10 Or.
Grant, his Saratoga physician.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
SENATOR MOTIONS REMAINS.

INDIANAPOLIS, April Ex-senator Morton's
remains removed from the vault in which they
were placed ut the time of his death, and buried in
Crown Hill Cemetery to-day. His immediate family and
q few prominent friends were present. The Rev. Dr.
Bayss and the Rev. Mr. Ceayer conducted the religious
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
THE FRANCO-AMERlCAN COMMERCIAL TREATY.
NEW -OKLEANs. April ON. Leon Chnt

teau representative OF the French Commercial Commit
tee which fayOrs Reciprocity Treaty between France
and the United states, was formally received, this
evening, by the Chamber Of Commerce and other com
mercia ORGANIZATIONS, at the Cotton Exchange. The
meeting large one and embraced many Of the most
prominent bus ness of the city. NJ. ChOteau made
brief address in furleranee OF the purpose OF his
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
PASSENGER RATES FROM THE WEST.

CINCINNArI, o., April 29.-The competition
for eastward-bound rlye, which resulted in cutting
down OF passenger fares between Cincinnati ana the
Eastern cities, ended to-day IN restoration Of the
schedule rates by all lines.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
INDIAN MURDERS IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Tex, April 29.-Another ma. h,,
carrier was killed by the Indians between for's
and stockton yesterday This makes tue SIKH p.s
killed in that vicinity during the past ten days
from Fort Davis which arrived at Fort Stockton
The mountains are reported as being fuli oil ihua""
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
Tur 0vr TnIya MISUNDERSTANDING

THE ONE THING NEEDFUL.-otaDIeIIIi7I ,or
Sporting Rector; g ear masters haaIeft,s'm cans'
cinrata uust be hortnOdox- whatever that nicIma
Isaoom of ditto: aeansf why that . must kio MT
tbing or two about osses in eouIsel Hsu he'"
master il he didn'L"-lPdnch.
A PosER.-Sergeant-M Major: Now, Ili,@r III s"r
commissioned officers are allowed 20 walk u.s.
grass /" Private Smith: " But, Sergeant hy y,,,r
CAPTAIN GIahams verbal orders to-" s@ al
None o. that, sir! SHOW me the Captains v"
ordcrsl show IN to me, sir !"-iPunch.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

ho,trun,cv nv Joshua d. Miner who gained consider
able nOt0riety several years throngh MS VIA ~
alleged eounlerieftipg IN which he was hciulteti II
is al present contractor SiXtyseyenthf hnu thy
Bonlevari His Liabilities amount 20 about TtVVVu hnu
his psseis consist ~ lully 1f real estate at oA c
SIG 500 ,Iht rfinrl nj cY..ii itOra nro:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
GENERAL LEGISLATION.
THE PUBLIC BURDENS BILL-THE PIPELINE BuI-Ex-
ANIMATION OF INSURANCE COMPANIEs-RFCEIy-
ERs CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUSg.l

TDT TELEfHATH TO TIE ThIBUNE.T
ALBANY, April 29.-The Senate will probably
consider tomorrow what might be termed since
Its transformation, Senator PomeIoy's Public
Burdens Bill Tammany Halls members A.
is believed, will steathy oppose the passage of
the b owing TO its stern enforcement of economy
in New.York CITY government. The good humor Of the
Tammany members has, moreover vanished since the
Governors veto OF Controller Kelys bill to fund the
bonded lndebtedness OF New-York
The members OF the Legislature who favored the Gen.
eral Pipeline Bill, recently passed. are in high
spirits tonight. owing TO a well authenticated
rum0r that the Governor intends to sign the
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
PRICES OF COAL For MAY.

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The circular of
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company.
Issued this morning gives the following prices OF white
ash coal at 5etuylkil Haven for the month Of May:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

The claim Of the United states Is on ynagnenI ~
surety; OF the State OF New on forfeited recoS
ance Josiah Preston. p-,.,.,
Theodore Real Who is IN bankruptcy before Register
Alien has liabilities amounting 10 SS2,OUU, OF Wnic
SIG 535 are secured and nominal assets His lh1epie
ness IL mainly due in NeW-Hayen. The principal cfed
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
NEWARK DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

NEWARK DIME SAVINGS lNSIIICIlON
REPORT OF EXAMINER wHlTEHEAD--LoSs OF ABOUT
FOURTEEN PER CENT 10 THE DEPosToRs.
William S. Whitehead, Special Master in
Chanccry reported TO Chancellor Runyon on the Dime
Savings Institution OF Newark, N j.. yesterday.
Tie liabilities on February l, 1873, were $l,6GS5-
635 49, and the assets al their face value including
interest to date. were 81 l7GJ,S57 10 TIE bank has
S73l,713 II in mortgages secured by assignments OF
insurance policies TO Of $5G6325. in addi-
ton 10 the real security The interest due on
these mortgages on February l. 1873, S253ss 50.
There are mortgages aggregating $24 900, with
1888 65 of interest due February 1, 1873,
which are appraised at less than the amount
invested, and valucless mortgage for S2.3SS IA.
This report being intended TO represent the condition
of the bank February 1878 does not include the
interest payable that day. The institution holds 293
mortgages. OF these ifty-eght, representing $780,
ass H. are now in for interest over six months
The examiner reports that, with careful management,
mortgage assets. except the mortgage or Z5SS a.
pbsyc mentioned. may be made TO realize their face
The real estate consists Of Its banking house and hr-
teen tracts land which have been purchased on fore
S1154S7 Il. 1t IS appraised at $4,000 The
ioans on collateral amount 10 $4,000 Tho institution
has 100000 in first mortgage bonds OF the C1esa cake
and ONO Railroad No interest has been pad on them
since NoycIuber l. 1873 The examiner is unable TO
place any valuation upon these bonds iher nominal
valuation i. from tweniy-fOur to twenty-siX.
TIE total assets Of which the examiner has been able
to make valuation, amount 10 Sl,4oO044 81, winch
with pTud mt Tuanag ntHt may be realized ultimately
The other assets amount Ia S2J4 l37 b. II the assets
are realized the examiner mas reported tlat thcy
NAV be- depOsitOrs VIII receive about o6 per cent Of
their deposits 49,,
In concluding his report the examiner says: al have
not discovered ANYTHING which could tend 10 mpugn the
honesty and good iaith OF the managers INC
Investment in HObokcu improvement certificates Sl3f,
us O2 and interest, $j5O96 ij which loss is ap
pretended, mad" on the taltn OF the seal OF the
CITY Of HoBOkcn "a solvent city, and the signature OF
its Mayor ana you'd appear 10 nave been an entirely
Legitimate one The Investment in the Chesapeake and
OHIO Railroad bonds, however IS liable to some serious
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
LARGE YIDfpER OF HEAVY FAILURES.

LARGE NUMBER OF HEAVY FAILURES.
BFNJANIN WOOD A BANKRUPT, WITH LIABILITIES OF
S233, ,93G-DAYiD 7. KENNKDY's FAILURE FOR
$40, ,000-sUsPENsIoN OF 1HE M'NAB& HARLIN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, MICHAEL MOTION
AND OTHERS.
BENJAMIN Wood has been adjudicated q
voluntary bankrupt by Register Fitch. The fafure is
said to due mainly TO depreciation in real estate The
following are the liabilities and assets:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

Michael Norton the Democratic politician hled lestti
dsy in lhc District Court Clerks office, petition III vol
uptary bantrupcy HIS nominal assets are set down III
the schedule as about e, 200, composed IN
large part cured debts and of PERSONAL property
Cash hGnd" Is put down az 9lo
His liabilities amount about $4,000 The heaviest
item Is q debt OF $4,000, which amount u leEtloher
borrowed from Michael MurTev. No tudgmC NJ Tor He
money loaned, bond. hill Of exchange, or prom" Dry
note was gwen nv Norton 20 Murray. This o., vas
made IN 1872 : another for $500 was made nv ~ ~
In the same wear. The creditor for the secono ST
security; about al 800 owing TO JaIIes Ildgei 3"u
for groceries Tie other debts are for amounts Ies'
than 81 600. -
The McNab & Harliu Manufacturing Company brass,
ut No So JOhl-st filed petition III bankruptcy ycsteI-
day hv it's treasurer John Harln Tie assets Oi tne
appear y the schedules 20 be equity In lts real
estate at Paterson, about $4,000 biock ana
machinery thero. $4,000 machinery ana eoOus
at No. SO JDHn.sL $4,000 also numerous
outstanding accouts with customers The secured
creditors are the Equitable Life Assurance
society, $4,000 Chatham National Bank,
S7,l65 %. The principal unsecured creditors are Inc
National Tube works. Boston, o2O,75l; Morris In'ker
& Co, Rew-York. $3.50; j.. Burton. Hcw-Nork,
5000; A. Smith d Co.. COh0eS SGSO6; Getz" ~
OF Paterson nOls S70O, the second National Bank ni
JrIsey-Ciy, $,Slj, and B. Harn OF tis city, $50
Of discounted notes. Norman Hubbard, OF Brookyh'
holds - l74 ana the Peoples Bank, l45o OF accon-
mOdatiOn paper. ,.
The nhinOcr Of applications in bankruptcy increases
eacn day with the prospect of tine repeal Of the BANK
rupt Law Ncstrrday forty petitions were ned III t.
United States District Court Ciefks Once. About NAN
OF these " ere petitions in voluntary bankruptcy. -
The schedules OF Ferdinand V. Wagner opican, oi NO.
43 Maiden-aUe state his liabilities at Sool3O 20 ana
his assets IL S2B S22.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30


Two hundred and fifty shares OF Type Setting
Machine Company par $4,000 90
One hundred ana MY shares OF Norfolk FIbro
Company par value ue......-............... $1,000 90
Thirty .eiVilt shares OF New. York News Pub
lisEuR Company (thirty SIX shares OF which
bypOthecated 10 the broadway Bank, and two
me shoe Leather BANK par value $4,000 90
Policies OF insurance:
kuickcrbOcker Life Insurance Company, for the
benefit OF petitioners wife, daughter and two
H4tOOO 90
Neanng aPpare OF DetiuODeT IN actual 200 90
one gold wdich 100 0O
Ninety One lots OF land situated In Brooklyn
standing IN the name OF Thomas Riley mort
gagged TO William Hastings for... $4,000 90
Total slO3, 600 90
Daniel J. Kennedy, builder, of No. 554 Third-ave 10 in
voluntary bankruptcy before Register Dayton with ab
flies amounting TO $4,000 HIS embarrassments are
the result OF the depreciation in real estate His assets
consist OF real estate Lexingonave. valued 500
O0O heavily mortgaged, and there lie equity The
principal creditors as follows:
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. $1,000
$4,000
ob.UUO
EewioTk the insurance Company l42000
vtot, A. q 5200O
or a. O. kngsiey's claim, S01 500 10 secured of that
Of the New-YOrk Life Insurance Company $4,000 is
secured.
Register Ketchum has received voluntary petition In
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

EXPgRIEACE OF TuE BARK BEATRICE HAVINER-
ALI. THE GREW SICK AND THREE DgAD-A ply
sICIANs OPISIoN IN THE CASE OF THE BARK
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-20
SHEE.EF'S Gak


DY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND ORDER
of sale issued of and under the seal of the Hon
0rable Second Judicial District Court and for the
ty of Ormsby State of Nevada, dgment obtained
therein on the 3Oth day Of Nos embaa A d. 1877 and
atested the 9TH day of December D. 1877 in favor
Of ellison and Barber, plaintiffs and against Robert Smp
and Jennie Simpson, his wife, defendants, for the
principal of Five Hundred $500 Dollars, with inter
thereon to date Of Judgment ny to the of
-four and As 100 (S54 49, together ith 800 attor
neys fees and of this suit taxed at 25l 5-O0; said
amounting in the aggregate to Seven Hundred and
Five and 63l00 dollars in United States gold con and
that the said principal of $500 bears interest from the
date of Judgment at the rate of and Onehat 2 per
cent. PR month, and Clerks accrung in the of
81 3000 and all costs which accrue by OF ad
vertsing, commissions of SALE all iii gold coin Of the
United States and to directed, commanding to sell
certain real property out in sld Decree and Order OF
Sale satisfy the the above demand, to wit That
tain piece of land Carson City Cnsby County State OF
Nevada called and known and being the whole OF Lot
Number Five (5) in BLOCK Number Sixty three (63) in
Proctor and Green's Division Of sad Carson City; and in
pursuance thereto have levied upon and will expose
public auction the highest and hest bidder for cash in
United States gold coin, MONDAY, THE 3lst DAY
DECEMBER, a. ID. 1877, in front of the Court House
door between the hours of NJ. and NJ to wit: at
One o'clock NJ all Of the real property described
above
e 7. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, December G. 1877.
r. D. EDWARDS Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-20

TEyHE IMMENSE DES FRUCTTON OF HC-
{ man life annually from secret and chronic diseases,
caused this old and reliable institution 10 be established
first in Philadelphia Penn, i'll 1880, ana 5terwars i'll Ss
Francisco, Cal, i'll 1854, private dsenry in order -
afford the afflicted the best medical and sur cal treatnen:
for the above and all other affections and complaints.
Consultations at the institute OF by letter. FEE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-20

San Francisco time on tie C P R. R.; Carson time ln
the Y. y T. Il. x.
Dinner the boat from san Francisco, and Rreast..st
Reno going Easc.
Breakfast on the boat from Vallejo, going West.
SLEEPING CAR daily between Carson and Vallejo.
II. NJ. YERINGTON,
General Superintendent V. 1, r. r. &.
4. NJ. TOWNF.
agltf General SuI,rr;nt, !l,iCnt {. T. r. Z