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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-11

Ladies and children's shoes
at cost, at Harris Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-11

(.ameline for sale at the City
Drug Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-11

Oicovich Bros. have received
a, lot of novelties in ladies' fancy
goods. s rs@tB
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-11

There was a large gathering
at the Episcopal social at the
Arlington House last evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-11
Married.

In Carson City, November 10,
by Rev. w. c. Gray, Henry
Barron to Miss Maggie Winters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC Markets

hlLTIsoEs- Nov. e.-CotteP dufet Nddinss 1876;
fon sie1dy howard street and Western apeT s. 81
Is4 20 Extra ~ rs asa 10 Faniiy. - 81 1s6 co.
City NILS S. j0fS4 NO. DO Extr2 a. 20 134 75s
10 10 brands. IS 50Sss 7S PataYseo Family. 80 20
~ l3 No. Maryland 81 Ola No Western Winter
Sed spot iU<fs November 81 ~ eSl cs Corn-Southern
ate. Is &C., Yellow. e6ss western hxe0
sc. Soyember. Bite Gals steAay-seaLaern 4qe4ee
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REAL ESTATE
YEw-YoRK. Monday, Nov. 9, 1882.

kECOhDED RE AL ESTATE IhANSfhna
NETWORK
TSiss to TTs n sa siaaSs $4,000
Bruce and wife 20 "a q Msnchss1er 5000
Lots Sd-ave. 6Jxi25 J Finley ct al 10 Anne ,.o
4O Baker and AZ husband a 90 roasT si55OO
Molsss 70 loo fSS' Of Madison ave 251i6o
Jack SON. referee. to X Keller 60
Morusst SSl1 It e Of Centrasve. 75Kl25; same 1,o
IneTioS T lot 1913 # n Of i95ds and Si6 fteOf .oo
ssdst s. 100 Il Of stEa " 25S% to s1dst 125x
l62xIoZz y NJ syms aud wife W syms
Rlyersideave $ J37 IT Of ilathst 5isTliIgI
seaiS e 10 AEnes sherma 1850
Rasse u i'a'' -D.ooV 1000
n. ana wife Y 70 Theresa HnSheS 5000
and vile to e Marshall 1000
wife Kunnam another, -. $500
feid anu e.o~@ote ,syi $4,000
bridge and wife to Bertha Eek ......--....,...- GOO
lst-ave, z0iT IT lO7Ih-st 20xS5i NOlte ooo
'' VIM Little etc to piSIigeT 21OOo
Holmes 1890
TSom1sSn 70 0 or 65UO
N Valentine TO N GERBER ',, 1880
d Equitable Lie Assurance society 70 MAa $1,000
Jackson referes. T to q cTsT r.... 17s5
Morfs-st s. 100 Il W Of Nsdison-sve, i26IlOOi ,oo
to R;sntsa No 500 anu nv 6oOOO
"'l MSrri,snia G SAY BsnS 70 1850
AAI TTeac yT and vile 10 $4,000
Rver,os ana 1aY wte 10 on acImes soO0
l29tSsi Ss = 1 isai is o. ave- 4o5Ivsli same
OF al to same V'Vo"
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FINANCE DEfAbiAhNI
at,ngAu ZOE tbs CoILkCTIOS OF TAxhs
No al i'nAanI- N NIkGkI.

n,.s An yoK rHg COLLECTION OF TAXES. [
No 80 CHAsBEAs SrREBI.
NEW. YoRR. Nov. 4. lso2J
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
~ ,,s "a gyeu 10 who have omitted to
1882 10 the hecciNcr OF Ies
~ 49, f sama shal be pail him Al his onice before
tho rst day Of DeoemOoe neIt pes cent WI 90 U
ali that day ana unless the same
ANAL b paid 10 him before the hfsi Gay VI January nots
interest Will be charged AMI coieeea upoA All sush aes
~ the rate OF seven per css per
calculated nom Oe6occf ~ lnS4 nc u<5 on
h. Inc sssexaent and warrants WEN delivered "
The Receiver Of raxeA - =. o.r...on..
, 80 n IL n, ,a1 M, MARTIN T. MCMAHON.
ne~ - - Receiy Oh VI Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
1nsirnftion.
For Both Sexes-Citv.

MISS J. +. WREAKS, So East 77th-st.,
W. French and English Boarding and Day sehoci for
III training and thorough instruction department.
Kinder garten Class commences Oct Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07

Nj RS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
~ alter Monday. Oct i6. In DRAWING OIL and WATER
COLOR PAINTING STILL LIFE FLOWERS and LAND
SSAPEs CuINA PAINTISG and DECORATION.
STUDIO, No. 20 MADISON AVENUE
References
MI. n HUNTINGTON Mr. VILLAIN HART. MrJAMES
M HART, Mr. A. +. BELLOWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
Eelp maute0.

XHyANTED-Nen to sell FANCY PONIES,
w Arabian shetland and breeds all cOl0s and
sizes perfect pets and little beauties largest herd ef the
Kind in America furnish sample pairs 20 sol by, and
nav salary or commsslon fu Their particulars and d
Illustrated group spoItea ponies address vita two scent
MANAGER DON CARLOS HORSE RANcH.
Leon Spnngs BexAr Co.. Texas,
NVANTED.-First-cla mechanical draughts-
w 10 blocks wood engravers; aso nrst
references asaed and EXCHANGED
ACHERr CO., ll9 west 5tA ct, Cincinnati, Oho.
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For Both sexes-Countrv


A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
"A from New.YOrS children receive mothers care
Mrs. II. {. IOHkELL, Manlasset, l.
YOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
- BRIDGETON, Ncw-Jersey.
Both Sexes Fu OF teachers Instruction horOugh
u~ic, Painting. Drawing Climate mild; hea thy
30 September l3. Address H. X TkAsK. Principal
'THE MISSES WREAKS' English French and
i German Boarding Day School for Young Ladies and
Children. I54 Mercer Jersey CIty, reopens sept ~
Miscellaneous
CANNES. sou IHERN FRANCE.-PrOfessO
" viii receive into his family three -four young
Of residing for time in the south
France comic family life 10 offered combined with
instruction in thc French Ian guage, desired residence du
ing the mouths among the mountains price per
month - francs. Address Professor jacob rs RENOU
Mason ri s-an route de Ia Forage Cannes France
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
CHILDREN viii hnd prospectusss1i the BEST eehse
ipcifY or couutry.ln -, .,o,rgap cr,oz
DESIGNED 10 as,is olr3Its 4 s3)3tit tjpbA At hca
by 30. Spactu clt1loZues otrls
bes a.hODls ftr1ishst GRATIS. Information concerning
schools given parents ana gu3rdlanS e.,,r,
PINCKNEYfS AGENCY 9CHODLss a1d TEACHERS.
Domestic Building Broadway and lItl-sL. Ne"'1ofA
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Goruorallnn Notlee5.

N0TICE-Proposals for estimates for dredg
~ ing at the foot OF West i4st, ~ n Viii no @
by tho Department Of Docks III aud ll9 Duanset uId
Tacssv November H. sa3. IL o'clock IN for i9 ~ IN,
formation the CITY Rseord copies iof Sa' ssN' -'
all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07


ttvyRrOOr nov .. m-Corton steady Malice
Vauds srod Orleans. Sales 10000 balesnciuoihg
OIO bales IsatiOn AMI export rec lpt-- 90
including $500 bscs American nture--t ptah4s
low N damn November delivery. 6eeid; also
ID do Soycn Del delivery, jSSe4d also
5,s,3: do December aud .auIary dewey. '-cTi also
A5s "a; 90 January ana February delivery. o1saa also
,3 i February and March delivery Sesl also gg4@
do March Ap1l deli cTr. '4HI 40 aHIil ma MAY
delivery Juneoehvety 0sfo also -Cfi 40
aud y denvery 64e4d 40 uy ana August ueINey
iVErfO0I nov $50 D. m.-COttop- Futures-U plands
Low ddnng clause. December md January ue veiy Je1d
TvFaPO0l- nov IS 90 p. mCl.ion- fli ures-O .snus
Low Miadilg clause November delivery, o. DO November
aud delivery J'esL 10 nne and Juy delivery
Fed. $500. -. a... 90, ,,..
"a, Included $500 Daies AuercaL. ~
LIvCRPoOL. NOv e. 90 Il III O.ton Futures, Cpands
Low Middling cause November deiyery co. DO January
and February I'd. GoApT1 ana May delivery o4d 40
delivery. base! tutugea clOSeu steadl
CHARLESTON. 6.-COttOn unsettled; hddiuz Iu-s"
10 { .s,W liddag Toe Good Ordinary 0'rc net re
$3.50 Daes; Cr0s-, "4O1 Aes' eApYtS 90 ,,I'dI
itaIn . wise. $3.50 bales sa4es 300 baes
GNyfsTOS. Nov G-Cotton easy Middlng. l0c;
Low Aidang sac: Coed Ordinary. 3'-c.. oct receipts
luIl- bales; gross 10 PAP exports 70 Great Bth
l,5l2 e.. TO France Daiea coastwise, OO4 bales
"a $50 uaes: stock 6s13i bales. -
NEN.uRLEASs Nov. 6.-Cou0n easy; MiddinG. lOc
Low hddl.g 9aic Coed OTdinarv sac; net receipts
IL " Oales 1898 bales e1DO Is 10 rance.
bales; 10 The Continent IL bales cOastwise - bales
Britain. l4.lIO bales sales. 6OOU Daes; stOch
ICl ,Cso bales - NJ -,
Middnng. J,sc Ordinary. net receipts IL 2o2
bales gross 10 81 bales; exports coast wise 6@ib bAes
10 bales l,OOu OalSS last even
ing 800 bales; sIOcA. lOl.44S bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nov. G.-BaeOn. Cumberland Cut 81: short
Rb. So Pork. Prime Mess. 1875; do Western 80; Lard
Prae Western t26 cheese American Choice. 81 q. Corn
Tod for Mixed Old 1urpentine Sp1s 40. Prov siOns-
Lard ~ per for American. Bicadstufs-COrn 7I0d
for Old Mixed Western Whelt sod q91d per for Cal
orna CUB sad 3l0d os Red Western Spring SD 40 cd
for He'd y inter.
LONDON. Nov. 6.--sprts Turpenune. 389d Calcutta
Lin5eed Al a. ld Liusecd OH 81 O50S22 l5
per tun laiOw. "a Refined Petroleum
81 per gail
ANTwEgP Nov 6-Pptroeum 90 francs 80 confines for
Fine Pae American paid AID 1874 francs sellers. Wilco1s
Lard. 1853 francs per 90 KilOs
BRINE g.. Nov. O-PetJoeam marks l. Diennigs
HAvRE. Nov G-NucOxs LaTa closed a9la francs
per
LONDON Nov ca D. m.-snFar 2t92li0d- per cwt for
CuJa Centrifugal poiaZing 80" and 2iOdG2IOd for
MuscOyado Fair Refining aAOat.
IUFHPOOi. b-heceiDts Of Wheat for tho week.
From Atlantic ports "a OOn quarters Pachc ports.
2-OOU guar err, from ohy sources zl6O quarters Corn
u $50 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
Gitn iJrouertp % lei.

UlIq lJrouRIID W EEI-
4 FLOOR TO LET in the new tire-prOot
~ building ~ has the best appliances
freight ana passenger elevators
power day extent required the very best
iqht plenty room anil heated with steam Apply to
the owner GEORGE MUNRO. II u n Nandewatsrst
PAYMENTS to let in the finest apartment
y houses vet erected West side Apply TO JOHN 9.
architect and owner. premises Nos 3D. 81 49,
Al and - West 6lstst
ALL IMPROVEMENT elegant, new, single
"A fourth flats. 2is West l2Sdst reference re-
quired owner ON premises
ITO RENT or LEASE.-To a Private Family,
5-story stone house In 45th-st West. and Eear
5h.aye perfect order and completely furDlshed IN
quire 2oJ East 27tn'st
V'O LET, at moderate price, large, we'll
lighted floor with best appliances for mannactdrng 10
MUNOs BuildnE II To 81 NantIe waters ST. Apply 10 the
owner in the building.
TVO LET.-A new and very attractive three
story igh-stOop dwelling, No 343 East bsth-st the
only unrented Of row Of eghti al improvements
street restricted low desirable tenant l. j. CAH
PENTER, 80 East -Jdst. Y NJ g A Building.
TTNFURNISHED three-stOry high stoop
L Every Improvement; perfect condition through
out; mirrors &c. Lexingtonaye below o3thsIi rem eId
reasonable odssrabIe parties NJ r. CROW Attorney SIs
Broadway.
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broo ilpn Jrousrr, FOR ja; ano 80 fst

DLUuAiDH 'bOSSLtp 80 49, - 80
TOR SALE on very easy terms, 1ouT-stofy
brick dwelling the side OF COlu nDiA HoshtS
midway between Fulton and VAN street FerrieI OverlO)k
ing the BAY through 70 eur nS1-3L VIA - II
2jElbl iI6 )liY
Of cash required. Address p LESTER tribune once
ITO LET.--Immediate possession 90 Carl
ton-avc: -stOry. front, II rooms rent SsVO
Waterman SHOWS premises rutland & WHITING 0
Beekmau-st
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Musical.

NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ only
EAST 14th.st "a Door East Of 5TH-AVE.
incorporated ls65
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL.
NOW OPEN DAY and EVENING.
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Ciip Real estate tor Sale.

UHp uf1l 2slale Iol oai1.
A PLOT of nearly 800 bulkheaded water
~ front lots In NewY0rk HarbOr. for sale bargain.
Il. a. YOUNG, Engineer. So, 20 E1ehange-pIaee'
BUSINESS property for investment in First,
ID Third and Fourteenth Wards. paying to per cent
net. JOHN r. PLATr, 265 Broadway.
E0R SALE-0r would exchange for larger
ROLAND q WHITING, No. D beekman ST.
EOR SALE.-Three-stor high stOOp, base
6Sth-st. 2d and 5daves; ready for occu
pancy $4,000 70 $1,000. Apply 10 JOHN d. CRIMMIN5
lO37 ad.ave, 2lS East 6sthst.
EOR SALE-Full front dwellings on 18th,
4th.ave also irving Place price, 900 s1OO00
LJ-CARPESTER, SO East sd st, Y. NJ G. A Building:
TOR SALE.-Vos. 100, 1872, 1874 122d-st.,
9th and 7th aves, Mount Morris Park; three out OF
elegant brown stones ia by y iOt IODlI
perfect built b days work appreciated When
BARTLETT SMITH.
TOR SALE.-Three elegant ;'-story and base
bTOwnstOne houses l74X52 feet: lot 100 Ieet IL
inches tine location plumbing perfect tine CABINET unsu
davs jpreciated seen. $50. l5Z' 81 Vest
l22d 6th and IthayeS Mount Norris PARK Inl0r
nation premises owner and builder BAhILEII
SMITH
THREE full lots on the MOrning side Plateau,
Of the Boulevard the crest or the iEh
ground and with splendid view of the snlfouldn
country highest ground west OF Central PARK VIII
sold cheap and easy terms Apply u owner VIM jEN-
NISGS DEMOREoT, 10 East l4th-st' CITY
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Art Soho ls-Cltv.

'Ht Misses LEEDS English and French
Boarding and Day school for Young ladies and children
Il East l%6hst, NewYork city. Reopens sept 20 1882
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6ltnatlons tUanteo--m alrs.

6ltnntlons Wanteo--1 udle5.
DARTENDER-By an American. age 80,
ID single several years experience and knOw
eTences to character and ability ANTHERA. Tribune
once "
DUTLER or VALET.-By young man, age
cass refei ences Please address WILLIAM McATEER
OOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a respecta-
- BILE Protestantan SINGLE thoroughly Competent Just
disensaged win make himself GENERALLY SSeiaI ,e4sa
ii lbs Broadway.
NOACHMAN.-Present employer desires to
dress se or eS d go0 r. VIE WHiTNY Il PsTz5e
COACHMAN.-By Scotehman, single; age
- ~ weient 1870 pounds good references Apply or adj
dress W. d harness store, o. 4tha'e.
COACHMAN or USEFULMAN BY Ger
" young for indoor WORK or og'sae s cry % r9
he Is Of We god dI.p9s 9n eaGs s A th ave- above
% .0ss s' fi'o1 . La, - ~, -,
GUTTER or WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT
~ man III ss years e5ge IN 200. ana
house Address ROBERT EVANS. No 50 Bowe4y st-
FLORIST and GARDENER.-By young
4ssr. n p sT thoioGshy uade stands bis business
hoaoue nut ,S Ins bss Of
reference st employers AZ TO honesV aOy tOblety
if ese or $RaIfEa s1 To. $50 Brs
st. Newark, ~.
MANAGER and HOySEKEEPER-By a
p1o1de ior wants s Of house and
a wife nrs lass anu hOu8cAee
quiet home either city in e far West where there
are no Catholics employed AID faithful service woadqe
sppre laced and well paid for very highest reference IN
present employer who be Address T. T. u Iary
town II lights, y. Y.
CALESMAN, &C.-In a confectionery or
- grocers Iobbng house az drummer OF scotsman oy
OF experience best OF For fUrthef paIcu
lars address r. b LOWERY. Nashville Tenn.
ITSEFULMAN.-By married man, age -,
u 1Norwesian, in Wholesale house speaks ING Ism Is,
bonsstX ard car ab ity. Address MARTIN AN DErSON,
M l4H lA,h ST. south BROOKLYN
xxyATTER.-By a mlddle-a2ed man of expert
w enrc I'm private family boarding house with good
civ references Address WAITER. % Vaadam ST. City.
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DGntlnI Academies

Dgntln Academies.
ALLEN DODWORTHS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No. 6Sl 9Th ave.
Glasses Tor en- .drea will commence october II,
Classes f0r gentlemen OctJJer H.
rfvat less circular for terms
A LEN MCGREGORS
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING liz shave.
Chidrens begin -arurtaY, OCTOBER Il tenue-
men classes besln Monday OctOOer ~ SEQ cIculAt%
AIR. MANUEL'S Glasses for Dancing %
VI West SD It, between Broadway and 0th'sVe, com
November II. Circulars on applcatlOn.
II HARVARD REILLY. Master of Dancing
No SIS ,thave 47th-st, opposite Wlndsor hOtei
Glasses will MOudaT october 10 1851 LII
gasemeut az CIV port, X. l.. closes OCTOBER =
T. = send Do .ta 90 STAMP 70. clrcu ar.
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.

For Young Ladies-country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADl g Pottstown. -rnrtyseeoni Annual session
ODens5eo5 Ii. 1891 All deciding Z x. 10
nilestron Philadelphia, EIih throng cars from SeN1orx
by Bound Brook route. uOrtA Dlr3Ith hsh)unh
aDdthorOugh eogalt bull lgs aal al cOdVenencsa,
large an alton well SlOWntlr beauty aud health
FOrcItliDgnr, al tre.s GEO. q 80 fLER A. NJ Prtn
hKEW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. y. \.
~ HOTrke, thorough progressive. New illustrated cir
cular VIII Ill particulars GORGE {. SAil h, y NJ
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies,
~ Bridgeport, Conn. Address Mss EMILY NELSON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
Il town. y Y. homo thorough OF study
opens september Is Mss Nj. ". METCALF Principal
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
w school Tor Young Ladies' Tlrrytown on the Hudson
VA. reopen september 20
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address MIS-. l. +. AIkES.
anaan Conn.
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For Bows and Young Men-countrv

For Boys and Young Men-Country
RLUMS ErZienungsa alt.-BOys prepared
~ Tor college business per For catalogue
Sna references apply to Dr e. W. Blu NJ. BeevLls y.
RO1S and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
~ college Conditioned rejected candidates cOachsl
summefo winter. St)skOrilge, dlss =. HOFfdANN
RETrS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
n Conn, on Prospect Hill. outside the village
healthy 4ith began September IL Prepares boys
college or business For full Information send Tor catalogue
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
~ SIC " y prepares Boys College Scientific and dow
eminent senooi aud for Business JOIN MILEI Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
a Worcester. Mass. 27h year For full information
ply to 9 b. hETCALF. A. NJ, superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Penn Opens September Ia. Degrees Conferred
Apply 10 COLONEL THEO. HYATT President.
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.l Military Academy.-for
Circulars address Col CT. WRIGHT, A NJ, PRINCIPAL
DARK INSTITUTE,
For boys 5000 HENRY rATLoCK. Principal.
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
- n. J. ALFRED N. FULLER Principal. Patrons
Colonel Archer y Martin, "a Pine-5t: John III. Jacqueln
esI "aIst' c. Won Duhn, esq, las Pearst, New-fork
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn. prepares students tor Yale Cblsfs Tru
feesor T. A Tnacner H. @ Kin galley A n. A. G. rw1ninin
LIZ D.. Professors r Baldwin Professor y; Gibbs
Address W L. GUSHING. hecUor
GInA PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG MEN
W EN'O AND BOYS AT MEDIA PENN, ACAD
rapidly special dril for backward boys students admitted
aud classified a. any time examination for admission
SWITIIN G. SHORTLIDGE, a. NJ,
Iaffar asNtrafa fffa
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DARTENDER.-By an American. age 80
ID single several years experience and thoroggh Know
edge OF the BUSINESS furnish the most satisfactory rel
eTences as to character and ability. ANTHERA Trbun
once.
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AN ACT provide for submitting proposed snondncna
10 the CsAstnon electors OF the state, increasing
Justices OF Sunrems Court Passed June ~.
losz. nfths being present
The People OF OF represented In Senate
and Assembly, do enact a. follows;
The inspectors at each poll IN the several towns
and state at the genera election 10 be he'd
TIE seventh day Of Noyetnoer ono thousand
sght hundred and shall provide box 70 rceiyo
The bal OTIS OF TIE clzens Of State relation tho
Amendment proposed the Constitution by concurrent
las Legislature passed IN eighteen hundred ana
hundred and eightytwo, AMI each
voter may ballot which shall be written INIT
ed or parity and partly printed In the form following
FOR proposed amendment t0 the sixth article
Constitution ballot which shall be written
printed or parity written and partly printed. n
the form following namoiy; Against the proposed
sInsndmout slxth article Of tho Constitution The
udiczry And all the electors OF the state emit tied vote
members slaure IN their respective dtt1ct
shall entitled vote adoption OF said proposed
elootoa In The veral elecoa
"AAS--> - ~ ' Respeotsaiy yours
JOSEPH b. ARR
secretary Of state.
sherins ofdce. County Court House
city and County Of New ofE T., Z
earthly the above copy Of the Election Notice
-N~S-~ - - PETER BOWIE,
Sheriff Of the city and County OF New YORK.
Publisher. OF newspapers the above adyer.
tiseanent uniess especially authorized a. DO so ,,,
shsrif Of the City and County Of New- Yosk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-05
Mortgage Sale.
Execution No. Il12.
In the Superior Court of the County
of Los Anpeles, State of
California.
Savings and Loan Society, plaintiff,
versus
John Osborne and Susan Osborne,
his wife, defendants.

Under and by virtue of q decree of foreclosure
and order of sale entered in the Superior court of
the county of Los Angeles, State of California, on
the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1882 and writ Of
execution for the enforcement OF judgment re-
quring sale of property under foreclosure of
mortgage, issued out of said Court, recitng said
decree and dated the 18th day of April A. ID.
1882, in the above entitled action and in favor of
Savings and Loan Society," plaintiff, and against
John Osborne and Susan Osborns, his wife, de-
PENDANTS, q certified copy of which said decree Of
foreclosure, duly attested under the seal of said
Court on the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1882, and
delivered to me, together with the writ annexed
thereto on the said last mentioned day, whereby |
am commanded to sell at public auction TO the
highest and best bidder for cash in U. S. gold
coin the following and in said decree, described
real estate, to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of land situate
in the city OF Los Angeles in the county OF Los
Angeles, and State of California and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at point on the westerly line Of
New Main street distant QD chains northerly
from the northerly line of Jefferson street (Which
point OF commencement is also the northeast cor
ner of the twenty acre tract sold by Anderson to
w. X. Potter; thence northerly along the said
line Of New Main street five and 35-100 $3.50
chains; thence at right angles westerly parallel
with Jefferson street eighteen and 90 100 10Y
chains to the westerly line of lot number six (6);
thence southeIy along tho last mentioned line
five and 35-l00 $3.50 chains and thence at right
angles eastery eighteen and 70-10o chains Qs.70)
chains to the point of commencement being a
portion of lot number six (6, in block two (2) of
the City Donation lands of Los Angeles city, and
containing ten Q0) acres, more or less, together
with the appurtenances thereto belonging.
Public notice is hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-05
Reunited.

We clip the following interesting item
from the Hardin County, Qowa), Her
AID:
Mrs. A. E. Arnold, of Iowa Falls, and
DR.. Angel, of Los Angeles CAL, were
joined in the holy bonds of matrimony
last week, at La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Both of the contracting parties have
been married before, and both have
children grown to manhood and woman
hood, married and settled in life. Away
back. along the path of the years, is Il
spot where these two hearts, met,
pledged mutual faith and love, and to-
gether planned the future. There is
another spot where the cup was dashed
to earth and broken. The path sepa-
rated and time and distance rapidly
worked together to blot the record
Within year or two both parties We're
free for the first time, to open cores
pondence and talk over the past. DR..
Angel made he9ong journey from the
western coast, we imagine with heart
full of joyful anticipation. He has Sc
cured most noble little woman for a
wife, but we suppose he knows all about
that better than any one else.