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rfso I DAsHAWAY TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
NIGHTS, in West End NJ. E. Church, Georgetown
Ia, PHILHARMoNIc soC1ETY.-The regu;;
lar VII Be hsd At fSg ii
eetis '0 REHESBac Secretary
80 SPECIAL NOTICE BY ". H. WHEAT
rhe . eepson street,
Georgetown, D. c., 4s years established
ing OF se
manner and at prices as low as for the same styl,
of as y hs ed sSd
s f. extra oetst
and s. B. Of Moses, viii hhs meet a TUES
DAY October 2ist E 1879 at ga an; Clabaugh Hall
sentati9es from the various tabernseies and tempt
5xHEs * SfsF E ro1BAkF s. 1eKs osifs
FSe TO. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-An per
~ sons having left goods with With me ne as collatera
same are renewed or redeemed on or before OCTO-
ao the en saa
10 O'Clock a. m, at auction rooms of Duncanson
0f0s.' ''n "nu = PHiLiiP HI wALLAcH, Broker,
oct17-4t 1417 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
r~se ALL BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS
NIS Who desire to participate in the proposed
MERCANTILE INDUSTRIAL PROCESSION
On THE 2sTH OF OCTOBER,
To aid in inaugurating our
NATIONAL FAIR,
Will please send their names to the undersigned,
in ne It is hihy that this nfoation
be furnished at the earliest possible moment. in
order that as to position and music
1906 Pennsylvania ave.,
oct17-3t Chairman Committee on Procession.
W. of the ANACOsTIA& 1 POTOMAC RIVERR.
4. co; will be held at the Office of the Company, in
the action Of the Board Of Directors in the issue Of
bonds to take up the floating Indebtedness of the
H.A. GR1swoLD Secretary. @ .AN' ffeetsena ectss1m
rgs DIVIDEND NOTICE-EsrArE OF JAY
S E6%fN SSgSE n fG LEWIS, Is Hfrhssfroz frussee.
PHILApEIPH1A, Sept 30, 1879
this day declared third cash dividend-TWO AND
ONE-HALF PER RGENT.-payable on and after No.
ep er ss of Thf aSG n a1
with the provisions Of the plan for Closing the
to the creditors at the time of payment of the cash
dividend aforesaid;
by oee to ssna to
enable me to forward to them the proper notices and
the EpWN NJ LEWIS Trustee
W PURE NoRWEGiAN COB LIVER OIL
at DREW'S Drug Store, corner 9th st; and Pennsyl-
yania ave-, at 90 cts. per full pint bottle oct4
r~ W. B. MOSES \ SON. cor. 7th st. and Pa.
large and complete stock of UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, &C. sep8
Ia BEDFORD WAFER, -. 80.
BETHESDA WATER, fblSE DEEP ROC ROCK WATER WATEk,
AND GAYsER SARATOGA WATER.
fresh supply of the above natural waters.
At ~ - - MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
sep4 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TsTo-DAY.-mternal reve-
nue. s617, 22.63; customs, $500, ,592s5.

CONTRACT AwARDED.-Bartlett & Robin, OF
Baltimore, have been awarded the contract for
furnishing the iron stairs for the new engraving
and printing. building, at little over $11 600.
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CONGRESSMAN BLACKBURN, of Kentucky, who
has favored Senator Thurman's presidential
aspirations, thinks the Ohio election has ef-
fectually disposed OF the Senator's chances and
he can carry New York, which he thinks hs
Il
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TRADE WITH MEx1Co.-The U. S. consul at
Manzanilla, in a dispatch to the Department of
State dated Sept. 15, 1879, reports that during
the year 1878, trade with the United States in
creased considerably, owing to reduction in
the prices OF frefghts by the Pacific Mail Steam
ship CO. The principal articles imported are
drugs and medicines, groceries, coal oil, sewing
machines, clocks, stationery, and agricultural
implements. Cotton goods come mostly from
Manchester and Hamburg. The exports are
hides, cedar, and silver coin, chiefly the latter.
The production of coffee is on the increase in
the state of Colina, there being now nearly
T5O, 600 trees in cultivation.
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More about the Gable Reduction.
DeafIl Senfence

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct 20.-ThiS morning Judge
Daniels sentenced Nathan o. Greenfield, who
murdered his wife In October, 1875, to be hanged
at the Onondag0 penitentiary on the 18th OF
December next a bill Of exceptions win be
argued In a fortnight.
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FIVE PRISONERS two of them murderers. th
Others thieves, escaped from Middlesex. Mass.)
jail Saturday night, by means of false KEYS.
day in barn, after some show of resistance.
The police drew their pistols and they sur
rendered.
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The Cricketers I'M Philadelnhia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O.-AIl the young Amer-
cas- were put out for forty runs, making a
total Of Ill for both innings. The Englishmen
thus won in one inning and sixty runs. A re-
turn game was begun at once, the Englishmen
going to the bat.
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Dropped from the Balloon Path
finder.

just received dispatch from Lake, Indiana, as
follows: ga package of papers was found on the
beach here this morning, thrown out of the bal
Gem ne papers On
mental balloon, the Pathfinder" and are similar
to papers dropped over other points by the Path
finder,
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THE FASTEST TINE EVER MADE BY COLT.-At
Carson City, New, Saturday, Theodore Winters
colt ConnOr, a two-year old, by Norfolk, carry
ing eight pounds over the rule weight. ran
three-quarters dash in 1:5113 the fastest time
ever made by a colt of that age
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The Railroad Investigation.
The blair Jurv Stiu O,,t.

NEWARK, y. j., Oct. 2o.-The jury in the Blair
trial are still out. They are said to BE- good
and are fed well. Various rumOrs as To
how they stand are atioat, but none are reliable.
They have held no communication with the
Judge
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FEVER FIGUREs.-Ffve new cases and five
ph1s saturday. The new cases for the week end
ing Saturday, numbered SO, Of which II were col.
0red; total cases to date, !, 1,4S0; deaths during
TWO new cases were reported yesterday and ona
death. The weather has turned very cold, with
wind from the north 49,
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TIE GATE CITY GUARDS, of Georgia. yisitav
lawrence, Mass, Saturday, were shown throucil
Ine mllls and given a magnificent ban0ueSi,
Each member OF the company was prsssenteSs
with handsome souvenir I'm the shane 1,f q
horseshoe with the word 'sLuckn enerayed
and Hartford In the evening. 40 aAi nasos
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THE FINAL SCORE in the S4-hour walking
match which closed at New York Saturday
SO, Campana 1868, Dent $50, Barber sls, Waters
1881 H. Dufrane 1926.
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new Yousrk HorKs.


NEW YORK, Oct. so.-The steamer Otrant0,
from Hull, which arrived here to-day, reports,
Oct. 13, lat Il SO, Ion. IL s. picked up the crew,
IS In number, OF the ship Urania. Jurgensen,
rrom Quebec, for London, with lumber. Ship
sprung aleak in a gale from the south, lasting
about 12 hours.
The New York Clubbing Case.
Mr.. Samuel W. Hitchcock called at polcd
headquarters this morning to make formal
afiidavft in the Williams clubbing case The
affidavit was formally drawn up, and win serve
as basis for charges against Captain Williams
and 0ffcer Fleming, which the superintendent
must prefer.
The Railroad Investigations.
Vice President Blanchard, OF the Erie railroad,
resumed the stand before the railroad investt-
eating committee this morning. He read q
statement of the Erie railroad earnings aad eX-
penses per ton per mile from 1872 10 1878, tnclu-
Sive OF freight carried, showing the percentage
OF reduction. Witness said the public has had q
reduction in rates OF 36 2-10 per cent The Eric
road had made reduction in their expenses OF
but 81 Clio per cent; the difference in favor OF
the public being 40 per cent.
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THE WALLACE committee of the Senate, investi-
eating election frauds, will meet in New York
about the middle of November.
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LONDON, ONT, 2O.-JOhn Walker, cattle
dealer of Brecon, has absconded. His liabilities
are $40, 900. Donald Mclean, an endorSer of Wal
ker's paper to large extent. is also missing.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER COMIQUE.

yV,HEATER COMIQUE.
MONDAY, OCT. 90, NIGHTLY, AND TUESDAY
AND FRIDAY MATINEES.
The following array Specially Talent will appear
RETLAW and Alton, WILLIAMS haN I,S6N and 6SNuLLH'
DAN SIJIIY w J. DWYER, SPARKS BROS,
CLARKE and EDWARDS,
KITTY AIIYNE FRED. HUBER,
Who, in conjunction with Stock Company, will
give one of the finest entertainments of the season.
Oct20
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THEATER.
Fun.
OPERA HOUSE,
Buttons.

MONDAY, OCT. 20. ONE WEEK ONLY.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES
THE TRACY TITUS COMIC OPERA co.
In the New American Opera Bouffe, in Acts,
U. S. BUTTONS.
Music .Sienor g. Operu
Iibretto by...................-M MIR. Page Mccarthy
Presented with new and elegant Wardrobe, new
Scenery, and Grand Chorus and Orchestra, under
the direction of the Composer, Sig. g. OPERTI, and
with splendid cast, comprising the following Ar
fists:
Miss ELLA MONTEJO, Soprano;
Miss ADELAIDE RANDALL, Contralto;
Miss E. MAYNARD, Mezzo SOpranO;
W. Fenton, Tenor; j. f. Rudolphsen, Buffo;
H. X. Archer, Baritone; Oliver Wren, Comedian !;
Harry Bragan, Baritone; j. Z. Ince, Comedian;
Geo. Cassidy, Comedian Harry Warren, Comedian :;
Perley Pool, Comedian.
The scene is laid i'll Washington. Time the Present.
Prices usual. Box Sheet now open.
October 27-Fair Week-GUS WILLIAMS,
octlS OUR GERMAN SENATOR.
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ANOTHER PLANET.-Prof. Forester, OF Berlin,
announces to Prof. Baird, of the Smithsonian
Institution, the discovery by Palisa, on the 18th
of october, 1879, of planet of the twelfth mag
nitude in two hours ffty-twO minutes right as
censOn fourteen degrees thirteen minutes north
delineation, with daily motion Of five minutes
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GOING TO YoRKTowN.-The Powhatan, Mar
ion, Kearsage Portsmouth and Saratoga will
leave Hampton Roads to-day or tomorrow, to
be present at the Yorktown celebration. After
that celebration the training ships Saratoga and
Portsmouth will return to Hampton Roads and
be detached from Admiral Wymans command
acting independently, as they did before the
naval review. The kearSage, Marion and Pow
hatan, Admiral Wyman's ships, will, after the
celebration, 60 to Norfolk.
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CoNsCIENCE.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
to-day received $50 in an anonymous conlmuni-
cation, but marked New York, with the reques
that the amount be placed to the credit OF tn
conscience fund.
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The SPEEDwELL arrived at the navy yard here
this morning, from Portsmouth, Va. yesterday
morning.
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e IWhat Is the difference between a pretty
The other is worn to bed. ~ WY = =
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WASH

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WASH
INGTON COOKING SCHOOL.
Ten lessons in the art of cookery will be given by
MISS JULIET CORSON,
Superintendent of the New York Cooking School, ct
TALLMADGE HALL, 929 STREET,
from October 18th to October 25th, inclusive, at
O'Clock pm.
These lessons will explain the nutritive effects O.
food its purchase, preparation and economical use
Various dishes illustrating these points will b,
cooked during the lessons, and viii be for sale az
their close at the cost of materials. oct20-6t
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SECRETARY EyARTs left this afternoon at 1870
for New York.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign E. B. Underwood
from the Michigan and placed on waiting orders;
Paymaster Joseph Foster to the Monocacy,
Asiatic station per steamer November 18th, from
San Francisco; PaymaSter E. N. WhitehOuse
from the MonOcacy and ordered home and wait
orders.
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CABINET MEETING To-MoRRow.-The Presiden
will return to the city tomorrow morning a
eight O'Clock. A Cabinet meeting will be held IL
the afternoon, at which all the members eXcep
Secretaries Evarts and McCrary will be present
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COLLEGE POINT, NY, Oct. 2O.-J. B. Elliott,
prominent citizen of this place. died this morn
ing from injuries sustained by falling from a
ScaffOlding on Tuesday last.
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ABDICATIoN OF THE AMEER.-Yakoob Khan has
announced his determination to abdicate. Gen.
Roberts has advised the Ameer to reconsider the
matter, but the Ameer firmly adheres to his
resolution. Gen. Roberts is, in consequence,
making arrangements for maintaining order In
AfghaniStan and carrying on the Administrations
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT was en-
gagged to-day in delivering the opinions as to the
constitutionality of the Thurman Pacific railroad
funding act. 1t will be remembered that last
winter the court decided the funding act to be
constitutional and to-day the reasons for the de-
cision were given in elaborate opinion.
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THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. HAYES were tn
guests OF General Mitchell and wife, of Coium
bus, Ohio, yesterday. The President lett 10
Washington direct ut noon tO-iaj.
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TRADE WITH RUssIA.-The United States con-
sui general, Mr.. Hayden Edwards, at st. Peters,
burg, in recent dispatch to the Department of
State, gives a luminous review Of commerce in
Russia with the United States. The importa-
tions from America are not direct, but come
chiefly, in a retail way, through Antwerp, Lu-
the United States is made up of cotton, petro-
leum and rosn. A steady demand for agricul-
cultural implements from the United States has
grown up In the agricultural districts OF the en-
pire. 1t is much easier at present for the mer-
chants of Russia to send to the ports named for
American products than to send direct to New
York.
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SOME PLAIN TALK ABOUT JURIES.-Mr. ThOaS
NJ Marshall, In the course of an argument be-
fore the supreme court this morning delivered
iacq % aP boIe nonS no. to saw apa1s s a9re sun
rather like them. But do not like the Way
they are made. Political bummers of one party
make jurors OF their friends and adherents and
political bummers of the other party do about:
the same. In hard times juries become a sort OF
resort for pauperS, and I should like to see a
change."][ PittSbu1'g Tele1raDh
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REPUBLICAN, OPINION OF kELLY's STRENGTH.-A
New York republican member of the present
House Of Representatives passed through here
to-day en- route to Norfolk, and in conversation
with House employe about the political stua-
ton in New York, says that the Republican
Central committee of that state have ascer-
tained by careful inquiry that the democratic
dsaffection, as to Robinson, is confined to less
than half dozen points, and that 600 votes is
fair estimate of John Kelly's vote outside Of
the cities Of New York and BROOKLYN.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 2O.-Up to 10 am no
new cases of fever have been reported. Judge
very light frost perceptible only in marshy
places beyond city limits, fell last night The
present quarantine rules will be rigidly enforced
until official announcement Is made that it Is
safer for abSentees to return.
Up to noon six cases Of yellow fever have been
reported to the board of health-David Went, c.
r. G. Mcdonald. L. Cook, Rev. A. Williams
Berry Jeffries and Carole Jones. The last three
colored.
Mrs. Mary J. Wade died of yellow fever this
morning at Forest city, Ark. There are nine
received from Washington, b. c., this morning
authorizing the employment of a sufficient force
to pickt the roads leading into the town. After
this date no one will be allowed to leave that
place without special permit.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Lieutenant-C Colonel Chauncey
McKeever, assistant adjutant general will re-
port in person for temporary duty at head
quarters, division of the Atlantic. The order
directing Capt VIM. Falck, I'd Infantry, to re-
revoked.
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E,ORNS, BUNIONs, DISEASED NAILS, &c
" Relief and cure at DIR. WHITES establishment,
1416 Pennsylvania ave-, opposite Wizards Hotel.
sands of other we'll known personages. Press of
business at office precludes attending patients at
visit. oct4
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The Dominion Parliament Pro.
rOgued.
OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. 20.-The Dominion parlia-
ment has been further prOrogued until Novem-
ber 2Sth.
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A NUMBER OF BROOKLYN GENTLEMEN are in
the city urging the appointment Of Mr. Lorin
Palmer, editor of the Brooklyn Ui,ion-AJyus, as
collector of internal revenue of the 1st New
York district in place of Mr.. Freeland, recently
deceased. Mr.. Palmer was formerly well-known
in Washington as the president Of the National
Tobacco association,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YoRK.-The Ex.
change mills of D. d. Mangan, In East street,
between Remington and Delaney, New York.
were destroyed by fire between one and two
O'Clock yesterday morning. The mills, which
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LADIES' GOODS.
DOUGLASS,

NINTH STREET. NINTH STREET.
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THE CONTRACTORS FOR IRON on the bureau of
engraving and printing building are about
month behind hand, and the work is consequent
ly put back. All iron interests are SO pushed
that 1t Is impossible to calculate when the con-
tractors will be able to furnish material although
It Is expected that there viii not be much further
delay.
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EOUR GREAT BARGAINS To OFFER.

Gents all wool Cashmere Suits, $40.
Sl5 all wool Chevot Suit for $12.
Our SIC all wool Dress Suit for $l4
Our $40 all wool Dress Suit for T15.
And our great Specially $12 Suit for $40.
Boys School Suits, So. so to S5
Boys Dress Suits from S. to $40.
j. w. SELBY.
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NJ JENSEN, for 90 years with H. Semken of
N. this city, now at 9f3 Pa. ave-, Dempsey's sta
tonery store, Repairs Watches of every construc-
almost incomprehensible democratic stem and key
winder, and make the dearest little Ladies'
Watches specially. sep5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nsso DAsHAWAY TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
G|s TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
NIGHTS, in West End NJ. E. Church, Georgetown
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70 WH NIT MAY CONCERN.
Cases G

CisSss CtrT, Ssvpis, sspt.mher !, 1879
i ~ after the aSve date all work done bv the dray
Carson City will ~ charged fcr fok~s. to Wit
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NOTICE,

NOTICE ~ HE1EBY GIVEN TO AL
crsiitors OF the estate Of james A. St. Clair that
anisr sud by virtue Of power of attorney, made the
sli day of August 1879 by the heirs Of iid estate
have been appointed collect all dbts due said estate
All parties owing said estate viii cst AMI trouble oy
calling and settling forthwith.
J. ID. KERSEH. Attorney in Fa.e
Aal7Ist u, 1875 IGt
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discovered thirty Ave years ago by Prof. Lyon. Of
Yale, is the most perfect preparation in the world
for preserving and benutifying the hair
Besides being the best hair dressing
ever produced, Lyons Hathairon will
positively prevent grayness, and will re-
store new hair to bald heads, if the roots
and foholes ara not destroyed.
II actually performs these seeming miracles, ot
which the following il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-06

nFFICE OF COUNTY YTREASUkER-NO no
" RICE: Under an Act of the Legislature OF the
state OF Nevada approved March the 9th, 1861 notice is
hereby given that the Assessment Roll for 1879 has this
day been been placed in my possession by the County
Auditor and that the and County due
and payable {the becoming delinquent the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1871 and that
the laws iii regard their collection will he strictly
forced. N L. WAGER,
County Treasurer ard eX.0ficio Tax Receiver.
Carson City, october 20, 1879.
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EDlHBuReH MAGAZINE.

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IN TIE DISTRICT CerRr OF THE


OAD Judicial District Of the State of Nevada, in and
for Ormsby c'untyln the matter of the estate of Mat
taS Rinke Pursuant to Ter of said court, made
the NINTH day Of October A. D. 1879 notice is hereby
given that Monday. the THIRD day Of November, A. D.
1873, at 10 O'Clock of that day, being cay of the
November term A D. 1879. o said District Court the
of said court has been appointed the time
and place for the proving Of the will the said Matthias
Rnkle deceased and Of hearing the applications OF
3larcea f. Rnkei wife nf the said Matthias RinkIe de
ceased, aHd willis G. Clarke for the issuance hem of
letters tcstamentary when and where any person inter
ested appear and contest the
J. II. VI MARSHALL, Clerk
Carson CITY Nevada October 10 IS7g
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A FAIR SPECIMEN.

I had been entirely bald for several years,
atitutional, suppose. used a few bottles of
Esthairon, and to my great surprise. h.vs thick
growth Of young hair.
COL. JOHN l.. DORRANCE, Y. 8. A.
,
In every important respect the KathaiEon 10 ahso-
tasely incompatible. 1t is unequaled
l. To Cure Badness
2. To Restore Gray Hair.
J. To Remove Dandrun.
(. To Dress and Besutify the Hair.
BEAR IN NIIND.--The Eathairon l.
sticky paste Of sulphur and sug,roflsad, TO paint
and daub the hair and paralyze the brain. 1t IL
pure AMI iimpid vegetable lotion, intended 10 ~
store the hair by ns:ural growth AMI reinvigoratoa.
1t is splendi2y perfunsed, and the most delightful
soilet dressing known. No lady's or gentlemanS
sDilst outfit IL complete without Lyons Ksthsiroa
SOLD EvERYWHERE.
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ASTRAY NOTICE.

(SAHE TO MY ENCLOSURE THIS SUN.
~ MER one roam mare two yeaGs off fold, branded
JR left hip white round left feock and white face
The obtain same By calling at place and
ing expenses. l. J. ABRAHAM
November 4, 1872 Clear Greek