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The New York herald., 1879-09-17
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Matthew Horan, Receiver Of Taxes for the town Of
East Chester, vino was indicted few days ago on
charges OF forgery and fraud appeared before Judge
Dykman yesterday morning and gave bail Tor bis
appearance for trial in tho sum or VOO. DANIEL O.
Hickey and Andrew George. Jr.. becoming his bonds
men.
was engaged yesterday in taking testimony IN reia
tion the application recently made to that body
by the Brooklyn Anatomical and Surgical Society for
permission retain dead bodies for anatomical
purposes at the societys headquarters. No. 2S MAd
avenue.
Charles H. Couroir. printer living at No. 175
New York avenue, Newark, was arrested yesterday
for beating James p. Allen. travelling agent for
house in this city, whom he found promen aiding the
street with his (Courolrs) wife. Justice Rcord
leased him on his own recognzance. and had Allen
locked up for offending the dignity os the Court.
The body Of an unknown man found in Flush
ing Bay. OFT Sandford Point, Friday last. ana
delivered to Coroner Dawn. of Long Island City.
who held an inquest. The remains were apparently
those of a laboring man. and were too badly decom
posed to permit OF an autopsy being made The YER
dict of the jury was, "Found drowned.
The circumstances attending the death Of William
Price. on broadway. Brooklyn. August 81. through
his horse taking fright at steam motor. in
vcstigated yesterday by Coroners jury. The
dict accidental DEATH with Recommendation
the railrod companies instruct their engineers
to exercise the utmost caution when approaching
restlve horses.
Horace Corbin. an employe in the Erie freight
department, this city, knocked down on
Monday night his residence ut Paterson,
n. j., and robbed of his gold watch and chain. No
clew has been discovered to the perpetrators of the
deed. who, from all appearances. made of sand
club Mr. Corbin is still suffering from the result
of the blow, and is unable to leave his room.
Alice Dalton. aged twenty residing at No. R27 Mont
gomery street, Jersey City arrested Monday at
the instance of her mother who said that the girl
insane. While in court she talked very ration
ally. and was discharged. Yesterday she drew
her mother. She again arrested. Her derange-
ment is said to have arisen domestic troubles
The New York herald., 1879-09-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, sept 15-Arrvcd, schr Mclrosc. Boston.
Passed down-schrs John saupson, and American
Team.
Passed sehrs Lccnc.sa, Frankfort for Washington
BOSTON sept i5-ciearcd schrs Lulu Matthews Baiti-
more VIA kcsnsbce River; Lucy d. Handy, Philadelphia
r.lled--Steamer 0isncas. for New York.
16tb-Arfised bark Hattie q Mcfarland. Mcfarland.
Alexandria Va, whitehall CBrl Davidson. Windsor Ms
Wilmington. rIowel Lstimore; Julian Nelson. Howes,
Mcehswken, Thos Martin. Marts Roothbay for PhiIa
dephis. Peter u tfevc Aaicolmson. baltimore with
lons OF mitsentopmasti Anson stinson. Homan, Port
fris0ee Reynolds. secrgcte~n, Dos Chss Comcry DOR
ham. Mechses Darius Eddy Winslow Elisabethport
Nm Slater, kilan. dos Jos Vim Fish Watts IIoboken;
Lesndcr A Knowles. Hasactt. do.
ciear.dstesm.r Johns iiopkns lIaiiet Boston; bark
Irht cf the Agc lir. Alsxsnder ADELAIDE ". brig
lie-en sagent ,sascsten sshr Frances Godfrcy, sto
sailed sieansr yeddo tBr,. o~sn Hull
bALflhOnk. sept i3-Arrised. schr Gecsrc Iioyt
cisared-sehrs wits = shepherd. Reeves. Brooklyn;
VIM Cobb. Chase. and Calvin Bater Baker. bostcni
Carrie nas Davis. Providence; Mabel Thomas. Aehs
ralled-hip. sy.seasn Borasssx; Lydia iIsvrcs barks
Crest itsttsrd.T. tasixa. bsyennes Addic n csan.
nah
IUt--Arlvva sisaiaers Set,sy Abbsy OBr iesre Now
oa Vim ksencay Fesar. Prov isnes Brans. ros,e!.
New York chip sras eses. Fsesss. bsemsns bark val
mare tnfl. Adams. oporto
Cleagsd-sts.n,srs Ostsross Reynolds. New York sca
Cult hsrehmsa. chsri~.sen ships b-stans tnfi Post.
rsssaas ssr,sss ,'s, ssyss s,ss,ss ss,s hssss
AIso cleared, shlp Lsawis usiserx tSss. Bruissd ~
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CLEARED.

Steamer Montana (Br. Gadd. Liverpool via Queens.
town-WillIams Guion
Steamer st Laurent Fr, fonda Havre-Louisde Bebian
Steamer Santo Domingo, Holmes, Grand Turk, Cape
Hsytien St Domingo City &eLWm Clyde Go n.
NF-Clark Seaman.
Steamer Gulf Stream, Ingram. Charieston-J W Quin-
Steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer VIM Woodward Young, Baltimore--J krema
Steamer Neptune Berry Boston-H Dimock.
Ship Larnaca (13r), Sinclair. Antwerp-Snow II Burgess
Bark Chgnecto .Br Potter LyerpGoCscam%slI Bros
Bark Floke Nor) Nicholson, Gloucester, E-Bockmann
BARK Forza tAus, Persch, Cork for orders-socovich
Bark Maiden City tBr, Bergman. Cork A Horsey.
Bark Olivet BrJ, Pritchard Newry. I-Vernon Brown
Bark Emma Parkor Nor), Larsen. Dantzic-Funch Edge
Bark Ragna (No Melsom Esinore for orders-C Tobias
Bark Harriet Hickman (Br), Smith. Antwerp-Funch.
Bark Johann Irgcns (Nor). Mortenscn, Rotterdam-C
Bark John Boyd tBr), Grant Dunkirk-Jcd Frye & Co.
Bark Walter Scamme tBr), Saunders Rouen-Scam-
BARK John johnson (Br), Halliburton Rouen-J W Parker
Bark Nuova Chiarina dtaD Attanario, Naples-John G
Bark Alsvd Nor sivartsen. constantinopie-Funch
Bark Hattie II (Br), ,Lockhart Genoa-J Whitney 4 Co.
Brig Annie Storer, Adams, Rio Janeiro-W Ii Cross
Brig Walter Smith, Maloney Havana--F II Smith & Co.
Schr yasceio (Br), McCumber, st Johns. NF-J Whit
schr Charles Heyer, Poland, Galveston-H W Loud 4
Co.
schr Ridgewood Mathescn. Georgetown and Pot Bluff
Il ID Hurlbut X Co.
schr Governor, Eaton, Richmond va-James A Van
Brunt
Scbr John Randolph Parker Norwich-Rackett x Bro
Sioop j L Morgan Phillips, Now Havcn-Rackett Bro
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KILLED WITH A CAPSTAN BAR.

The inquest in the Of William Hogan, the
sailor who was killed by Daniel Kavanagh. fellow
seaman, on the 18th inst, on board Of the bark
Henry s. Sanford in the lower bay. was held last
evening by Coroner Gaifney at Vanderbilts Land
ing Clifton. The prisoner sat throughout the
proceedings nervously toying with his hat.
DIR. John L. Feony. who made post-mortem exami-
nation OF Hogan's body. testified to the cause OF
DEATH James Sweeny testined:-'I OF the
crew of the bark which sailed from the
Empire Stores. Brooklyn. the morn
ing of the 10th lust; had scarcely
cast OF the lines when l heard the
deceased and the prisoner engaged in quarrel
Shortly aiterward l saw the two men together
again; heard the deceased say to the prisoner that
he would knock out OF him, and would
make it hot for him before the vessel reached
Texas. l then heard a crash. and looking around
saw the deceased lying down tho deck"
Thomas Kelly and Il. W. Jacobson. also of
the crew, corroborated the statements of the other
seamen. The prisoner not called upon to
make statement. and the given to
the jury, who returned with the following verdict
"The deceased came to his death from blow OF a
capstan bar III the hands OF Daniel KavaDagh" The
Coroner then committed kavanagh for the action Of
the Grand Jury.
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PoRCELLo TO BE TRIED.

Francisco Porcelo. the Italian charged with the
assassination of Michael Bollender, the foreman in
Slauson & Co.'S candy factory. on the oath of last
July at the corner of Church and Fulton streets,
wall placed trial to-day in the Court of General
Sessions, presided over by Judge Cowing The facts
connected with the tragedy were fully reported at
the time. The Grand Jury of the Sessions at the
August term found an indictment for murder in the
first degree. to which PoIceilo pleaded not guilty
Since porccllo's arrest he has been confined
in the Tombs. and. in consequence Of his attempts
to commit suicide, has been carefully watched
by Warden Finn and his keepers. to prevent any
further effort to take his life. Up to within few
days Porcelo's hands encased in rough
leather mun; now he is allowed the liberty OF the
being kept only at night. The wife of Porcello.
and his little babe visit him daily their
lease from the workhouse, where the woman had
been committed for vlgrancy. She can be seen
every morning. during visiting hours. sitting at ms
cell door Porceo is passionately fond OF his chlld
and deyotes much of the time of his wiies visit 10
fondlins the little Porcello's wife has done
much. says the Warden to cheer the unfortunate
man.
Porceo. who is both poor and comparatively friend
less. unable to employ counsel Some or ms
country men became interested in his case and have
retained Messrs. William L. KNITTING and James ID.
torney Daniel q. Rollins will prosecute for the
people The defence OF Porcello announced
by MIR. kntzing will be that the act was committed
in moment frenzy and that tact. il established.
counsel viii contend should reduce the degree OF
quilt.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

BOUND SOUTH
s,s.y;I ss f' s's rs,
sehr Smith, SNOW. Labss fsr New York. -,
sehr Dslment Locke Homer. Bangor for Now York. with
sss: Ss,y s,.s.ss r,.,.; ss:,ss e, Philadelphia
sss hmm. srsss % h.ser ss s.sa % 70, Ssy York
sear Eiweod Dsrsn. Besai.n Boston 10, New York.
sehr 4 Tradsli. 0r.ss. salsm Tor Sew York
sshr Seth smish xesSi,.' weymouth Tor Now York
sehr Planter. iiardiHg. w.,ehsn for New York.
York '"
sser fms xs@p: Ks%s wsiss. ior rnil,asIpHis r.,
sehrJ Brooks, Wilcox, Nantucket for New York
sehr Fannie Hammer Brooks. Nantucket for Phadel-
sehr Fair wind Plummer Warren. RI. for New York
sssr Kag,s s.sgg Ss.,e. for % Ssr xss for New York
schr Robert Myham ZONES. Providence Tor Nov York.
ssSr S kishara ii HUI smith. ra~,assss Tor New YORK
sehr Emily " ncsasos' rh,ps Ssrwalt for Ne. York
sehr ii srainard Diits. Portland. e. ior Now York
schr Joseph Rogers. spencer. Portland. CT fer New
schr Jane Brainerd. Pratt, Portland, c. for New
schr VIM Bosrdman Kelly Portland. Ct for New York.
schr Sarah l. Merritt. Williams Coast wrecking Coz,
s sehr Z Reed. Parker. Now Haven for Baltimore
sehr Rodney psrker Parker New Haven AZ, for Baltimore
schr Yankee Doodle Rose. Norwak for New York.
ssSr ssSr Fas Falcon w.iy sSsspor, a Ss
Schr Maria 4 Hearn, Hart, Greenwich for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Acushnet Ellis New York for New Bedford.
Bark DomeniQue (Br) lie blanc. New York for Malaga
Brig Emma Bucknsrn. New York for Liverpool (nnd
chored off HERALD Telegraph station at Whitestonel
Brig Annie Storer Adams. New York for Rio JRneiro
(and anchored or HERALD Telegraph station at White
stone)
Schr Anna Hawkins, New York for Boston.
Schr Allegnhnia, Cook New York for Boston
Schr G Coyer. Jones. New York for Plymouth
Schr l. Crockford Trascher. New York for Taunton.
Schr Henry Remsen, Allen. New York for Nor.hport.
Schr Sam q Goodwin Williams, New York for stamford
Schr Franklin Pierce, Kidd, Now York tor bridgeport
via New Haven. -
Schr Judge Tenny Rich. Hoboken for Boston
Schr J w Drisko, Haskell. Hoboken for Boston.
Schr J G Ferris, Webber, Hoboken for Somerset
Schr R q Whilldcn Ferris Hoboken for Providence.
Sehr Clara w Elwell. Long. Hoboken for Providence
Schr Ellen Merriman, Ger. HOboken Tor Providence
Schr Lyra Bray. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr L Wooten. Hallock, Hoboken for New Lon don.
Sehr Cyrus Chamberlain Cripps, Hoboken for Fair
Haven.
Schr Lake. Rogers, Rondout for Rockland.
Schr Elvira. Watts Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Rescue Jones. Elzabethport for Providence.
Schr G Gates, Freeman, Amboy for Boston
Schr Thos w Haven Brown, Amboy for Boston.
Schr ] s Lamprey Gould Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Fsres Home. Kent Port Johnson for Nantucket
Beach, Ne.
Schr Fred Tyler Trrell Port Johnson for Providence
Schr Ella II Barnes, Avery. Port johnson for Sag
IIarbor
Schr Martha May, Lawrence, Port johnson tor Sag
Harbor
Schr Clarabel Jones, W ashington for Norwich.
Schr David Carll Hawkins, Baltimore for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17
PAINT WORKS ON FIRE.

Residents in the upper part of the city were
startled at early hour this morning
by big blaze in 129th street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, where ut
o'clock. fire broke out in the paint
factory of i. +. Teman Co. The building brick
and three stories in height Before the arrival the
Fire Department the flames had extended similar
building adjoining, owned by the same firm. Four
alarms sounded and the iremen are now trying
to a nuni Der of buildings surrounding the two
on fire. 1t is thought that the loss will approximate
M
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OBITUARY.
RIGHT REV. CHARLES Barring. ]

RIGHT REV. CHARLES Barring. u. d.
Bishop Barring, younger of Sir Thomas
Barring, Bart, and uncle to Lord Northbrook. Vice
coy of India. born in 1907 graduated with high
at Christ Church, Oxford in 1s29 took orders
N the Church of England, rector OF All
Souls. Marylebone, 1Si1-5G, and of Lympsneld,
Surrey, consecrated Bishop Of Gloucester and
Bristol in 1856 and translated to the opulent diocese
of Durham in 1861. As such he enjoyed revenue
of 900 per His eldest son. Thomas Charles
Barring. NJ r. for South Essex, is married to New
York lady, q dvughter of Robert II. Minturn. ESQ.
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mistress Mrs Augusta L. Curtis. OF the Fifth Ave-
nue Hotel brought before Justice Bixby on the
charge of assault. The trouble grew out OF dis
agreement the question ot salary. and very little
physical damage was done by the fair defendant
Who was somewhat astonished when she was held To
answer in $500. The lady not having bail ready
Justice Bixby gallantly paroled her.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The buoy at Robbins reef is 5o yaras by Of It's
proper position
WASHINGTON. DC, Sept 16Thc Lighthouse Board gives
that In consequence OF tho closing of the Inlet
tho mouth of Cape Fear River the light Federal
Point will be discontinued after January 1S,SO. After
October Is iOuch steam log whistle will be sounded In
foggy weather ut Falknor's Island ght station Long
Island sound with blast Of seconds duration ut inter
walls of 81 sccouds.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

Ship Bcrtram Rgby C,r) wcdc from Liverpool for New
YORK. Sept =. miles Of Tuskor lighthouse
Bark Kate Catnic tr. stronach from sondon for Bos
ton, Aug 81, lat 30. Ion =.
Bark Elinn Isi, Graina from ucnoa for Philadelphia
Aug ~, lat ~, Ion ~
BARK Glen Grant (Br RUSSELL from Liverpool for Now
York. no date. of Galley Head. 49,
Bark Arbutus tBr Nico from Barrow Aug for Philsr
dclplia No date lat 30 Ion ~
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Dark Asteroid (Br. Belfast to the Delaware. Aug %
lat As n Ion So W.
schr Mary Tower Terwilliger from Boston for Fayal
Sept o. lat ~ AZ. Ion So ST .
Schr Forest Queen of and for New York $50 reportod
Aug 10 o Inrifa.
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SAILED.

Steamers Montana BrJ for Liverpool HALEY Or) do
Sano Domingo st Domin CO. &c Gulf Stream Charleston
wyanoke, Richmond &c ships John Mann !Br Antwerp;
Pauline (er do barks Pauline 0ier) do Johann Kepier
(Gcr) do Nordhavet (Nor 40; Beatrice r) Maryport
Admiral Legethoff Ger, Hamburg; Lcpreaux DBL Bor-
deaux; Investigator, Naples.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17
BELOW.

Ship Racehorse Nor), Petersen. from Arcndal Aug 10.
Bark Fannie NJ (Br), O'Leary. from Liverpool Aug l6
Bark Poseidon (Nor). Beck, from Barrow July 70.
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schr Albevt Thomas. Taylor. Virginia.
scar esorgc fIenry. Eus.cif. Virginia.

p1-steamer Wyoming tIsr. from LIVERPOOL which ar
rived 3th hrinEss and reports Sept H. lat
az lea - az passed .cheansr Eged bound L.
lsth. i@i AZ >. Ion - cunard steamer bound 18th.
.s lies Of sandy IIook ship Garsloch r Donaldson
from Lsith Tor Philadelphia
E9-Bark Kings County lBrl from bordeaux, which
anchored In the lower bay orders the city
l..aA
The New York herald., 1879-09-17
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

By- Sec port arrivals
Cleared New Bedford Sept 10, ship Eliza Adams,
Rowland, Atlantic Ocean.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. go.
JNOR CIIAkrEE-CABfN AND OPEN YACHTS, rs
IL biuchsh parties. at FRANK BATES 37th ST.. south
Brooklyn.
rrO ExCUANGE-FoUR sCHOONERs, ABOUT 100
tons light draft for free and clear Rcal Estate First
Mortgages with cash. Inquire OF w. f. HALE gold
aud silver platter 100 Grcsnwieh ST. corncr Ccrtandt ~
90 o'clock
fCIIREE SMALL PASSENGER AND FREIGHT PKO.
poefs Tor Southern trade Neane Levy engines; new
J. A. VAN BRUNf. 10 South 81
MIsCELLAN EOUs.
A HALF CENTURY IN UsE.--1IYATTS A. Il. LffH
ABALsAM. by over 10000 grcat cures. has proved
ssrofua aud impure blood Having tried ALI siss W tk
sold BY druKsista Depot 2<1 0rnnd a.. New York
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[PER STEAMER WYONINGI
AxrwRRP, Sept 3-Arrivcd, Chiettain. Deane, Havana
Sailcd 5th. Christine. Jensen. Wilmington. Nc.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location of Works, Hum
boldt county, Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Directors held on the Goth day of May, 1879,
an assessment { No l0) Of Six Cents per
share was levied upon the assessable capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
the office of the Company, No. 312 Montgomery
street, entrance No. 31i) San Francisco, Cali
fornia-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWENTY-FOCRTH DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Tuesday the ed, day Of
July, 1879, 10 pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. ABRAHAM HALSEY
Secretary.
Office-312 Montgomery street (entrance No.
314) San Francisco, California.
Rebate Of two per cent il raid within fifteen
days. smy23td
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SElERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue of an execution. issued out of the
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District,
IN and for the county Of Humboldt, State Of
Nevada, on the 10Th day Of May, A. u. 1879,
and to me directed and delivered, for judg
ment recovered in said Court on the 18th day Of
February, A. -. Io79, in favor Of Joseph Hook
ing, plaintiff and against John W. Clemo and
George i. Hnkle, defendants, for the sum Of
= ,44 co, together with costs and disbursc-
nients, amounting to the sum Of Sl,4s2 81, and
accruing costs, have, on this 5th day OF June,
A. II. 1879. levied on and taken in execution
the following described property, u wit:
A certain mining claim or lode situated in
Winnomucca Mountain, Winnemueca Mining
District, humboldt county, Nevada, and owned
~ J. ". Cemo and George h. Hinkle, and
known as the Paramount lode, consisting Of
l,5c0 feet in length running 800 feet in a north
easterly direction from notice put up at the
shaft on the lode, aud !, 200 feet in a south.
westerly direction from said notice, with 800
feet OF surface ground on each side OF the lode
Each corner Of said surface ground is marked
by stone monument about two feet high
The said lode laying in westerly direction
from the town Of Ninnemucea, in said county,
and situated between the Union Series mine
and lvorys mine, and about LOCO feet north OF
the working shaft OF the Farmers mine
Notice is hereby ven, that on
| SATURDAY the 2sth, day OF June, A. ID. 1879,
l.ety cen the hours Of 0 o'clock in the morning
| and O'Clock In the afternoon, viz at o'clock
| z. NJ, in front OF the Courthouse, in the town
| Of Winnemucca, Humboldt county, Nevada. |
viii sell, at public auction, all the right title
and interest OF said defendants, OF, IN and TO
the above described property, to the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said execution, costs
| and accruing costs. q. NJ. MILLER,
Sheriff OF Humboldt county, New.
BY A. DAVIDSON, Deputy.
Winnemucca, Jun "A. ID. 1879
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SlsEEfFE'S SALE.

- ,iTT--, - ~, -- - ~. isg,,o ~, - ~,
$50 - = - - -, - ~.
a., ~ if,,,,t1Ii,
- ~ = -. s1.t - $780, - 80
=. ~ = 49, -, ati - ~ 49, 80
u..lit ana ae,reo recovered in sid Court, On
"a 10th oa} q February, \. d. 1s59, in favor
g :. ". JOHNS u and /. heinhaft, doing bust
ness tisdet me tIn name y T.. ". johnson
. o., plaintiffs. anu against the Badger Mlil *
ari7s cenii ~ Tie Pacific Boiler WORKS. {.
!. Ialte.t, j. p. napt v {. Heeo'd and N
A9ltnase, d,ienatHta, ior the sum q t4,'I4 10,
with interest, bss ti'ef with costs and dishurse-
nAei.t' ailG accT aiii- costs am g, minanded 10
sci the ioitoWILs atse1"ed real estate and ell
the ll-2t. lte aII interest Of the said defend.
ant tst~Feih, ty-Nli Al that certain piece or
Pafoe % iaho eqlopyiHs five acres (more or
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Sole Agents Tor NuEfntuesa and Lumbods
Comfy.
Whore the trade viii IL sul Piled ly the bottle,
gallon OF taTfd "a Tbs Ent ITite srd tens
- can te get irtm the gentIal agent, tan
Francisco.
Has been sold IN al the Ecstern states snd
given universal satisfaction. IL h lehJ rec
On merded . tie aaeulty Ia ali casss q NJ
tousness, Weakness, I,bil}y. EJtTtIsi ia, lndl'
gcsiicn, ete. II is ncs introduced 20 theIntN
q the laeitiC AcIe, Endorsed iy the iCihNhs
certificates OF the eminent Ii. :. Iana lsles
state Assayer 81 Massachusetts,, and n H. =
LcudCrtaoh, o. 81. Louis, Mo, both Ftfiknm
prominent IN their Toiossicu, and which =
a guarantee TO all lUyCgs Ct It's pETiiy ai'
qua.ity.
can show thousands If letters from perscss
frcm Oh arts 81 the nieit and Culada, 20,
thy 70 les merits aud the ttnsGt il has aforosaa
as family remedy ana tonic. scld " ~
druggists and efooefs IN bulk, or BY the cas-
On bottle.
sar Country Orders Promptly attended To-
CATION NonepcrUlne Enless ialsi'
led with NY sleHatUge ater tEestih'
e.. SlaA AGAEs. sOlE IT0IfH'"''
Laboratory aud Office, tate street. lesgu,
sept. 4, 1873 George S.nmcnda, Esq.;- ll,e
sample marked "hal0b " sky, rtceifed n.%
you, has leen enalyzed With The iollowmgmd
suits: 1t is Of selected alcoholic strength 1u
fREE from AnIEp FLAyCRlA6 CHS, ACIDS h,'a'
or other deletaicos substances. ills Ntis@
PURE, o superior quality, and suitable ~
diotic and medicinal purpose
H. DANA HAYES, -.
State Assaycr ci Massachusetts,
ST.. Louis, Mo, September 70, 1875 9, III,
monds, Esq. - have been rsing yeuf Nap"o
" Risky for some time, and have no heslea' .se
in saying that it II, without eNeel Nopn, -
pufest article have used, either meGielhaa.n ~
ior family purposes 10 many q my se. arI
who have been suffering tom indigtsl'in, I'm IN
nervous affections, ! have pfescr' psu n"' n
Whisky for their use, and take pl.es. .is,.c.
saying to you the effect has heen most sa'ss
tory. Please send me by express slA y, eu'' n
Yours very truly, II. q. LOtDLhbA,h'
100, eco cases Nahob Whisky sold vi W.
Pacific Coast In the year 1875.
sold Also NV w. y s~r*FNs, DI"s
gist, vii Remueca, Nevada.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To ALEXANDER McGREeon.

To ALEXANDER McGREGOR.
NOU are hereby notified that the under
A signed has performed labor on the Con
tincntal mine, situated in Gold Run Mining
District. Humboldt county, Nevada, in the
years 1877 and 1878, amounting TO one hundred
and fifty $50 dollars in United States gold
coin, said expenditure being the amount re
qIired to hold the same according 10 the United
States mining laws, for your interest OF seven
hundred and fifty (75o) feet in said mine, and
that unless you Pay the said amount within
ninety go days after the date of publication Of
this notice your interest in said mine will be
come the property Of the undersigned.
RICHARD 1HERIAN,
Gold Run, Humboldt County, Nevada, Apr
81, 1879. 80
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From Paradise mill, one strawberry.roa
horse, l5l hands high; enc elaybank horse,
with ouble-spade brand On left hip-both
horses shed all round with heavy shoes.
Any person returning the above described
horses win receive q suitable reward, or any
information relative 10 their whereabouts or
that may lead e. their recovery, viii receive an
appropriate reward.
NJ. G. HUGHES.
Paradise, New, June 3. 1870 w