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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

CINDERELLA To,NIGnT.-The rehearsals
are all over, and the pretty little opera Of
Cinderella, which has been looked forward
10 with so much interest, will be presented
at che Theatre tonight, and the proceeds
devoted to the Retreat, for the Sick-an in
stitution now most favorably known not
only in Virginia, but even beyond the
limits OF the State. t.:.... ..- .a|
The story Of the opera runs in this way!
Baron Pompolino. had three daughters
ThiSbe, CloriIda, and Cinderella, whose
real name is Angelina, but is called Cinder
Ella because she occupies the position Of
seryant-maid to!the whole family, who treat
her. very badly. Felix, ayoung and noble
prince. is compelledy by the last will Of his
illustrious father,A to marry by certain
time, which allotted time draws very near
4 ssiS steIS gssss siass ss sunset e.
the morrow - '.'..-....''".
The Fairy Queen, who loves Cinderella,
resolves to relieve her OF her sorrows, and
therefore arranges events in such manner
that the Prince falls in love With Cinderella
The. Prince and his valet, Dandini, change
characters and dresses when first entering
Baron PoGlpoino's house. OF course the
Prince does this, as he wishes to marry the
best woman and not the finest lady. 1.s, .
Baron Pompolino has dream which
foreshadows tie greatness of his ancestral
house, and when bis daughters are invited
to the grand bali given by the Prince, he
takes Thi>be and Clorinda. arraved in rich
garments; but poor Cinderella is: left at
home to weep.
. The Fairy Queen, however, appears. and
sends Cinderella to the bull airayed with
more magnitcence than. either OF her sis
ters, but With the warning that if she does
not return before u (midnightj her beauti-
full clothes Will disappear. and leave her in
the rags that the Fairy Queen found her.
The Prince is SO devoted to her that Gin
derelIa forgets the warning, and. as she les
! ia her haste drops one OF her little slippers,
which the Prince secures, publishing bis
decree that he will marry 'the'womah whose
foot fills that slipper, ,apd no other.
To make long story short, Cindcrela's
| foot is the only one found to tit the slipper.
She and the Prince are married: everybody
lforgives, and embraces every body else; the
tw o sisters are cffectually put down. And
| as for the Prince :ands 'his"C Cinderella, to
quote all old fairy stories: ~. r., 8.
"They live In peace .r/
| .1,-rrs,. ~ And die Il, X
| ,.-s a,.t -, In not Of grease" r.s-' '.i
- The cast of the opera has already been
published. -}E@-nsF
| AS, the opera viii be presented by anna;
fteurs, the lady managers are very anxious
i that their patrons should go to the Theatre
early: The reasons for, such request are
apparent. j. -. g., .,a5..:....
The indications are that the opera will be
we'll presented and to splendid audiences
Reserved seats may be had at Johnstcns
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MULES WANTED.-It is desired to pur-
NJ chase SIX La G F., WELL-BHoNhEf,:S N N
MULES. yOun. and rcrecllv soun'. Apply 10 tne
r-Grr,isncd until II O'Clock SATURnAI NEXT,
lglh instant. w. 4, GUTSHAW,
nv 5.diI City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

:, ONE THOUSAND rIEcEs NEW HANDusos nj
sYcLEs BROTHERS.. ..liF -iD~4 - l! 81 =! ;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

WANTED. \ FIRST-RATE COOK to
w w,.h and cook for 4 small family. Good
wages viii he given 10 one that Is competent: Ap-
nix lt 0l Ca.: Matt street. my o-1L
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rorul,r rayor IS the best criterion by which 10
.n0rc Of the merits CT uniform quality of any cdl-
Die product.
pcop!c do 10, care.csSiy consume any brand OF
MILK =, the rate OF eighteen million cans per year if
, b,,,er brand can be found. -
The public does not demand 900 carloads OF An
sloSwi.s Milk In one year without knowing why.
Thousands, obviously. are of one mind that adran-
,ayes are afforded by It's use.
An inrcs,mcu, of very few cents will cover the.
entire venture involved In trial.
Ask your grocer for the Anslo-Swiss MIX, or fhe
,Nuh. Maid Erand" my l-Th&Mlm
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!. PRISON QUARTERS.

+, Mr. lPoindexter has comfortable quarters
on tKe Office floor OF the city. jaii, and is al
lowed the liberty Of the yard. His friends
callto see; him frequently. - ,,,,z i32'
j: In cpnseQnence OF. remarksfroin some to
the effect that Poindexter's address TO the
Judge was written BY counsel, Mr.. Young,
Saturday evening, authorized. the. statement
that they had nothing whatever TO do, with
the preparation. OF IT,; that the prisoner
himself wrote it, and showed it to them
(audthey approved it} only about ten or
hfteen minutes before he was called upon
to stand up anu receive sentence,
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WANTED, Ny CUSTOMERS WuO
" HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR TERRA
GOTTA PIPE AND DRAlN-Tii.E + TO nc maze. 10
know that am now making and burning. and am
now prepared 10 I'll al! orders may Dr favored with
also have lot Of good BRICK for sale cheap.
SAMUEL ID. ATKINSON,
Proprietor OF Manchester Terra Gotta Pipe and
Dra!n-Iie Works, at the crossing Of Hull street
and the Richmond and Petersburg raiirIad.
my 2-4r .r-.t s.st = -, ~ III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

LEE GALLERY, s2o Main street., Best Photo
graphs. Most reasonable prices, .',.'.,,5 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

WANTED, FOR A SOUTHERN FEE
~ MALE COLLEGE. F'IRST.CLASS MUSIC
TEACHER. 4 fine opportunity for !. good teacher.
apply Immediately. with test imonial*. 70
j. A. YANCEY.
my D ooJA, ITO Na,p street Richmond, Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

,t ALE ARE DELIGHTED with t,ie lovely pIoto
graphs takel, ut the LEE GALLERY ~! %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

FOR ULcEEATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE s. BAKERS CARBoLIC hoUTH-WAsH
are uIcycelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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HOW THE JURY STOOD. /:

The way In which the jury stood has been
.yariously stated. Anything, therefore, which
tends to show the way in which the Jurors
actually stood: wilt be read With. interest.
Mr. Doegett, whenhe came hers to testify
iasa TO having expressed nm opinion in. the
case. ca told the CONFERENCE.-The Attorney G:
D. wise. that wt,en the Jury took their hrst
vote they stood seven for involuntary man nan.
slaughter, the punishment for which is corr
finement in fail for not longer tnan ,ye,r ear
and q fine not exceeding. $1,000 three lor
voluntary manslsughter, "a aspenitent'ary OIL
fence, punishable with not less than one ner T
more than five years; and two Tor murder
In the. second degree, punishable win not
less than. tsye nor more than eighteen years
in. the psnitentiary. Mr. Doggett; was
oneiof. those for Involuntary manslaushter
Mr. Doggett had the paper upon when this
vote was recorde (the, record made al the
tis6e,; With the jDAs6ss oi each Juror ,gs he
voted, which he showed TO AT. Wise and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

For THE CHEAPEST FANS go to SYcLE BRO.
THEIRS.
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for inc pest tPiioToGRAPHsa at Sc per dozen go Il
fRAfsEA'S GALLEBYi opposite po.l-oiice. 49,. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

S10 00O WANTED, TO BORROW
pIO,OOU. on valuable Richmond real estate
nom 80. COO 10 sI0UCG. for one or more years, at
tght per cent. per aEnuyn. Address 4. g. c., Post
sisee box No. 32s. ktchmond. va. my IS
:WANTED, BY A LADY OF EXPERT
~ ENCE ttlle widow Of an old merchant Of this
eH)a SITUATION at any OF the Watering places,
" 10 70 with family leaving the city. or 10 take
y W saintner. Best references given. Address Mrs
=. L." al this oflcc. 49,. j; 2p 23.2wa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05

BETHESDA WATER is the marvel Of The aye we
live IN. from its curative powers AID properties
Worldwide European ard home popularity. IL has
anu Is restoring thousands from the brink OF the
grave; gives health and strength to those deemed
heyonc the reach of all medical science and tur,s
the path OF al!ction. to ofihapnlness For sale
pT GEoEGESCHGN, Main aud Twelfth Streets. e..
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which be proposed TO exhibtt In rorrt to Tie
fJudggp,r ana -KRs oKTy prevented ffSRdofne
50 by the cDuuse1sfor.n r.nbe prisoner making
fobtectfon. He stated further to Mr. Wise
that the jury then took an, infannaI vote.
by which no one was 10 be bound, fixing
the ternH ttat each one dhong!lt the prisoner
ought to be confined in the penitentiar'y,,
stpbostnNs sblp swe ere Wiling 70; Send him
there. and added it all mp and diYiGed 1t! biy
Twelve. and that It resdited id a, term Of
three years; thai alb the, Jury then agreed
upon sending him to the penitentiary for
three years except Mr. Dogcett, who stood
out that be could not agree TO more than
two years, und the others were finally
brought by him down TO two years.
.ss,.l :, !; -, s..s.s PERSONAL. ,,-.s J.. ~
s.. The bill Of the Commonwealfh's Attor.
sney for; services rendered 10 the Baccigu-
lupo and Poindexter cases, and for other
business during the month of : April,
amounts to only $50 small pay, indeed, for
the valuable services rendered. ~ ~
rr., ( Il The CURTIS MONUMENT.
The grave of young Curtis Is at shockoe
Hill Cemetery, in the section OF the late
John "a dams Smith, who was for many
years cashier OF The old Farmers Bank of
Virginia. tits on, the west side OF the I'VE
nne branching out To the ;left: as you enter
from Third street, and within twenty-five
or thirty PAGES Of the cemetery wall facing
the a!msbouse. Near by are the sections Of
Edmund WaiI:and John II inor Botts.. The
grave sef yoans ssDsrtis hns, been spiceiyI
'fnr'cd, and IS nearly always covered with
flowers and evergrcens. sAIcontracs bas
been awarded for a monument of granite:
1t, is to have q. four-foot .base and a shaft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-05
EIGHTEEN MILLION CANS OF

.xGLc-swIss MILK CONSUMED IN 1878.
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THE SENTENCE OF TIE COURT.

I; Judge Christian Ibis voice husky-said {:
- Mr.. PoindeXter,-In life somewhat
chcuuered, and certainly one enured to cX-
periences Of sorrow and suffering, can
truly say that have never been called
upon to perform sadder,. duty than that
which the law now imposes on ME. ,as the
Judge OF this court. God grant that the
"deep waters OF sorrow through which
you have been called to pass may yet in the
mysterious ways OF Providence rebound 10
your temporal and eternal welfare, and at
the same time deter others from incurring
the terrible lot that has orertaken you, and,
I fear, blighted young life on which. were
reasonably founded so many hopes OF hap
piness and usefulness. The Judgment OF
the Court is that you shall be taken to the
penitentiary By the Sergeant OF this city.
and there confined fortwo years-the Pc
triod by the jurors in their verdict ascer-
tanned, and treated in the mode prescribed
by law.
The prisonertook his seat.
The execution Of the sentence was, sus-
pended until August 10th. The Supreme
Court meets at Wytheyilie July 10th.
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There was q very full attendance.
On motion, the meeting adjourned:
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WANTED, SUFFERERS from PILES,
w FISSrRE, and F1STULA TO remember that
Dr. y X ssilTli, Of Ea,iPefe Nv WI u, DC , In Rich;
four lays OFFICE. 7lll3 Main street, upstairs.
Cures without "krirc. hgatnre. causic," or any
painful process. LADIES, attended at their resi-
deDces. DIR. SMITH ,cfnrS 10 r. II. Simpson. w.
". Gosden. II, Ai. Smith, G.W .Catlr1t. of Rich
llOgd .. -. ~ 49, my 2. FNN2tH---
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T O: 0. F.-The annual II e2t-- - S>sss..,,,:5e<
i. ing Of the ODD-FELLUWS'$ $fsTSst,i
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS RE- -5asl 5aasIs<sss,G:.=- ssG::
Ii Eff ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA >>ff,t%.
VIII be held ut s O'Clock z. u. on MONDAY, May
5, 1879, at Odd Fellows Hall. In This city.
Every member cf The Association residing IN this
city and Manchester are urged to be present Officers
for the ensuing year will Beclected AMI other bu>i-
ness OF iui iDortance attended io< .,.- .s.s- -.
odd IT lows generally are Invited to be present.
&: BY order of the Board or Directors ..'' 3
my Sits, .t.,..f II. WILEY DAVIS. Secretary.
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SYRACUSE LODGE. No. 5, II MA
- OF P.-FUEERhL NOTICE-Thc EEc5sHA
officers and memheIs OF the Lodge are re- tsl q n
u;lrsied "a attend funeral c0nyention onytSti.G-1
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. May 4ih. 1T 2i3 \sG>sy
O'Clock. TO pay tie last tribute Of rcsnrct to ST
Brother CHARLES H. MAHTIN. Members Ea'lnS
uniforms will wear them. Gloves and roctes can
bu procured II me lrGgc-rooln.
Members of sister lodges are fraternaly invited 70
attend.
By order Of lie Lodge.
nv 5-lt* - X. OF Il. and :.
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WANTED. BoARDERs, AT MRS.
" WEEB'S, $40 Twelfth street. Large front
room on second Go0r Hot and cold baths. :.
lGr 9-coG2ST " -
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4 MEETENGS2

MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated. &
IYI communication of llESRICO UNION Xxx
LODGE. No. l3O, will be held THE, EFE-/ w
MING ut O'Clock, at Mason>' Hall, on Twenty-ffth
street. 9fcmbcrs Of sister lodges and trans lent
brethren IN good standing fratcrnallr invited.
BY order ". NJ. WILLIAM WILSON,
... g. Secretary.
= TN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-08
4 GOOD PLAN

The most profitable plan for operating in stocks is that
of uniting capital OF various sums by combining pooling
the orders of thousands Of customers and using them
mighty whole which has been done ucceesfuy by
Messrs Lawrence Co. Bankers. 81 Exchange Place New
York City. BY this cooperative l5tcm each investor is
placed equal footing with the largest operator and
profits divided rata among stockholders every 80
days. An investment of $50 would pay $50, making per
cent the stock during the month. S25 would return
$50 per cent, 500 would make 81 COO 10 per
cent and on, according to the market Frank Leslie'
Illustrated New spaper. June 2Sth, says: The COmbina
ton bod of operating stocks is the successful
ever adopted New York Independent, September 18th,
says: 1.-The combination system is founded upon correct
business principles. and no person need be without in
come while it is kept WORKING by Nessrs lawrence CO.
Brooklyn Jqera April 29th, says Our EDITOR made
profit otisol % investment of 500 in OF
Messrs Lawrence Co.'S combinations The firms
circular co rghted and sent ree) contains Two
ing rules for stock operations, and explains
erything All kinds OF stocks and Bonds wanted. New
Government Loan supplied. Best references. Address
LAWRENCE Il co, Bankers and Brokers, 81 Exchange
fiace New York City. nor2s
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ORDINANCE No. As.
An ordinance t. Abolish opium- sonokins

An ordinance T. Abolish Opium smoking pers.
The Board of Trustees q Carson City do orian:
Section !. No person persons shall, within the nit
Of Carson City, keep maintain, become inmate Of
visit contribute to- the support Of any place hU1ust
ROOM where persons frequent, assemble for the pur
pose Of smoking opium and ali such places houses OF
rooms, hereby declared to be nuisslnces
Section 2. Any person who shall violate any of the pro
Vsona Of Section of this Ordinance shall conviction
hereof be punished by fine exceeding hunir,4
dollars, imprisonment than fifty days, OF by
bu4h ouch fine and mTriso meut in the discretion Of til,
Court. ID. a. BENDER, President PrJ lem;
Attest ALFRED HELM Clerk
Carsnn IitN ,ImLc l.. ISL.
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Dt vIETus Or DEoHKK AKB onSR OF sAIR
ftsnsd eat Vi ADD under sAe Seal 81 lie Hen. Seoosd
JskGA District Court 10 and for The County vi OrnrAs
snass If Nevada Judgment obtained therein tft
lsa day ssroh D. 1877 l,d asssssea the 9Th day
John D. HFrns susan L lyme, &. Rsnstsin Z. F. CHI
Esa, and william h HAsxreve Executor Of the last vii
OF four hundred and twenty dollars PRINCIPAL Ia
tsses thsrsoR 10 date sf Judgment in Me u
x1ts Ars A1seen cents for ta1es for the g.
al year lS7e paid BY plaintiff and in the II Do
above banned principal sum and interest rsm date
paid At the rate Of cent per month both q
above-n-med sums; also counsel fees in tic
sixty four dollars and ninety hree cents and original
IN abe sum Of forty four dears all in tbs gold eOin Of thu
United States:
secox.d-In favor Of s. Rsinseein and T. y Gibson sHd
against John liyrbe and Susan f Byr1e for the
four hundred AID fifteen dollars si1ty-two cents
cpa debt, and the OF fifty dollars and axty
interest date and interest Oh said Irin
cFEl sum from date ii Judgment until paid II
III per cent per month and counsel fees in the sum d
seventy dollars and n1ty eight Gusts Of suit
the sum Of eleven dollars al in gold Of the United
Sstss;
Tllrd-In favor Of Vim. H. Musgrove IA executor
VI the hast will and William Patterson de
s4d against John F. Byrne and sussn z Ifyne for tr
principal sum OF four hundred and eighteen dollars and
nifty cants, and the OF fifty dollars a sixy
interest thereon ;ored t. this date and
principal from date OF sid Judgment till paid
rate 81 cent, per month and counsel fee i'll the
of forty seven dollars, and Of suit in the
steven dollars ~ ether with al costs which may by
sn OF advertising, commission, etc, and Clerk
costs on al OF the above in the eight dollars
rected commanding ~ se4 according law certain
real ruFNEty set out III said decree order Of sale
satisfy the above demands and in pursuance thereto
have levied upon and viii exposed at public auction,
front OF the Court House door Carson City. Or1nsy
County. State OF Nevada MONDAY TIE T'HiRTlETI
DAY OF APRIL, 4. u. 1877 between the hours of
and =. to wit: o'clock n. H., all the right
title, interest and claim OF the Defendants John F. Bvrn
and SuSai E Byne Of i'll and the follow ny described
mortRaged real property ~ wit: Tie north half ~
block 20. thirty (3Il il Sears To1IyAoIn
division Of arson City, in Ornsby County, Nevada
gether with all and singular tine tenenents heTetnen
and alFl!te'ances thereto belonging in any ~
pertaining.
s. 4. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson Csty, April 7, 1877.
The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. h. 1877, at sam
hour and place, by re4ucst N Plaintiffs Defendants
:. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, April so, ls77. nj
The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
ihe SlEt day uf MAY A d 1877. hour and plae
lid by reQuest Of plaintiffs and defendants
5. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, May l9th 1877
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BISHOPS DIRECTORY
Virginia, Colo Hin, Silver City, Cat
CITY End REM.
= q = Go.

CsnvaSsers now in the field gathering lnicrmbt
for the above work. II will contain complete r,lis
bic register Of all residents and full classified Rnsin
Directory Information relating the growth popBl1
ton, etc. Of those cities their municipal govI
educational institutions religious and
tons mining interests etc making useful Gts.
Of reference for every resident
u G. VANDALL Public
Compiled by p. NJ BISHOP co. com pliers Rabop
Francisco Directory. directories Of
Berkcy, Stocktan San Jose and California
Directory.
Changes removals. etc, may be left with cur agent
John G. Fox Carson street, Carson Gty. jeu
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IN JUSTICES coUKr. CARSON rowN

4 snip, Ormsby COunty, State Of Nevada, before G. A
Wthere Justice OF Peace.
D. II. LNHh and 7. A. Wagner. plaintiffs, David
SMALL and Rachel K. SMALL his wife defendants.
Notice Is hereby given II all persons holding claiming
liens that certain piece OF land with the building
dwelling thereon, Carson City C1naby county. State
Nevada called and known being the half Of lo
number nine (9 and the west half Of lot number 10
block number ele, ~ Of Curys Division Of saiC
Carson City being and forming compact piece
land under the Constitution Of the State Of Nevada
under the pro ,isios the Act OF the Legislature Of so
state entitled a Act liens mechanics
Ehers and repeal all other Acts III relation thereto
lrovei Harch 1870 be and appear before said Jus
tees Court the 10Th DAY OF MAY A D. 1877, At II
o'clock N Of said day, ald to exhibit then and there
said Court the proofs Of their said icns
D. II. LENTZ, I nj I'm
P. A. WAGNER, 'h'i''iiS
Carson City, Nevada, April u, 1877 IawSw
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AYHTITE IL B+REBY GIVEN TO ALI
persons holding liens against the property of JACOB
Winnie, described as follows to wit: Lots numbers
igt and nine il block number fifty eight OF Proctor
Green's division Of Carson City, Nevada that the under
signed has commenced action in the Justices Court
Carson Township UT1shy County Nevada, before c. A
Withereil Justice OF the Peace forecose mechanic
lien held against said property and all persons boldin
liens said premises under and by virtue Of the
Legislature of tie State Of Nevada entitled can Act t.
secure liens to mechanics and others and to repeal
other Acts in relation thereto, approved March . 1877
hereby notified 10 be and appear before said Court
the 9Th DAY OF JUN, A. d. 1877, at 10 O'Clock If
al day and to exhibit then and there the proof Of thtn
liens. DUNNING & HUNT,
BY HARMS COFFIN, their attorneys
Carson Nevada, June 10, 1877. law3w
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DR.. |. j. czaPKaY'5
5RtVATs MEDICAL INSTITUTE
I27 MONTGOMERY street,

san Francisco ...... Opposite the Occidental Hotel
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
ror the Permanent CDrA of oil special and
Chronic Diseases, r 1so Eli Fen ale
Com pi8 inTs mi Iii .eases OF the
nervous = stsm.
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TENHE IMMENSE DFSS RUCTI0N OF Hu
life annually from secret and chronic diseases
caused this old and reliable institution TO be established
first in Philadelphia, PENN 1880, and afterwards IN San
Francisco Cal 1854 private dispeiry in order tC
afford afflicted the best medical surgical reatmen
for the above and all other Affections and complaints
Consultations the institute or by letter FREE
To me Afflicted
DR. L. J. Czapkay would most respectfully inform the
public Of the Pacific that at the earnest solicitation
u his friends and hundreds OF those unfortu
1atey afflicted with disease he has rcOpened his MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
If his profession. The doctor would remind all those who
are need of medical aid that since reinquishng his
very and successful practice in San Francisco he
visited tho principal cities in Europe inspecting dill
gently renowned hospitals and gathering the
terrence learned in the profession the benefit
from which offers all in need Of his services. Rheu
matte affections chronic crrh diseases Of the stomach
kidneys, liver complaints etc, successfully treated
Those who suffering from the and indiareton
youth weakness physical and mental debility,
are assured permanent Charges moderate. AL
communications strictly confidential Medicines sent by
express. Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, N. d.. sslzs
, III Montgomery st., between Bush Cnd Suffer sts,
auZ5-1y San Francisco.