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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-04

be would leave for the East in .hou,
one week. "What are YOU going 70
do about the railroads." asked M Gil.
IMAM. ooh, nothing! Iguess that ia "a.
cured" With an incredulous sm;Is
on his face the great railway builder
jumped in his cutter, and drove of.
Fred: Kiesel, controlling owner in
the Idaho Forwarding Company, said
yesterday that he would gladly take a
little stock in the Gold Belt Railway
ITO help it along" Mr.. Kiesel is lust
the kind of man wanted. He would
take little at first, and then, to keep
the enterprise from dragging, would
take a great deal more. But he NAV
not have the opportunity, as John Nj.
Lamb has taken hold, and does not
think he will need any local financial
aid at all.
Miss Libbie Lufkin's health has
grown so poor of late that the doc.
tors have advised change of climate,
and on Monday she will leave for
San Francisco by way of Portland
She still feels the effects of the late
attack OF typhoid pneumonia, and it
is hoped a sea voyage, followed by q
winter in Southern California, amid
the orange groves about Los Angeles
will completely restore her health
She will be accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Condron.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

froceediuys u the Eorty.Afsh Judi.
ciai Day ii the Fall, 1856, Term
Saturday, December 1.
w. B. Conger vs.. George Mont
gomery-Judgment for plaia.iff, with
costs.
John A. Erwin, respondent vs..
John A. Davidson ct a., appellants
Costs taxed at $75.
D. NJ. Osborne 4 Co. vs.. NJ. H.
Coffin ct al.-Costs retaxed at $38.
J. L. Cederholm vs.. L. Vineyard e,
al.-Dismissed at plaintiffs costs,
without prejudice.
The People vs.. T. E. Picotte-Con.
victed of an assault. Fined 800
with the alternative of so days i'm.
prisonment in the county Jail. Fine
paid.
Mel. Campbell vs. John Winkel
bach & Co.-Costs retax ed at $ll9.75
Windsor Berry vs.. Alturas County
Demurrer to complaint argued anc
submitted.
r. C. West, by T. w. West, guar
dian, W. VIM. n. Wilson-Judgmen
for plaintiff for the recovery of tn
POSSESSION of fourth interest in tn,
Bullwhacker mine, on Deer Creek.
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attention from the engineer Don't you
see how dangerous this hidden disease
isf 1t 10 lurking about US constantly,
without giving any indication OF Its
presence.
The most skillful physicians cannot
detect 1t at times, for he kidneys thsm-
sslcss cannot be erdminsd by any means
which we have at our command. Even
IN analysis Of the water, chemically and
microscopicslly, reveals nothing definite
In many cases, even when inc kidneys
are fairly broken down.
Then look out for them, - disease, no
matter whore situated, to % per cent,
a shown BY after death examinations,
has its origin In the breaking down Of
these secreting tubes In the interior Of
the kidney.
As you value health, as You desire
long life free from sickness and suffering.
give these organs some attention. Keep
them In good condition and thus prevent
(as 10 easily done) all disease.
Warmers Safe Cure, a. IL becomes
year after year better known for its
wonderful cures and is power over the
kidneys, has done and II doing more to
increase tho average duration Of life than
all the physicians and medicines known.
Warmers Safe Cure is q true specific,
mild but certain, harmless but energetic
and agreeable to the taste.
Take it when sick ~ cure, and never
let month 90 by II you need 1t, with
out taking few bottles ~ . preventive
that the Kidneys may be kept in proper
order, the blood pure, that health and
long life may be your blessing.
H. II. WARNER 4 co.
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which the Public Knews 8ut Ilt-
,ls-.Werthy Careful Censideratien.
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. D. I. Wiicoxson, Of Horse Csve,
KY, says he was, for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the
mains were almost uncomfortable and wosad
sometimes almost throw him into convul-
sions. He tried Electric Bitters and goa
relief from first bottle and after taking six
bstfses, was entirely cured, and had
gained in fesh eighteen pounds. Sayshe
positively belives he would have died, had
It not been for the relief afforded by Elec-
trio Bitters. Sold at 80 cents bottle by
J. A. Rupert.
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John Headed. a former resident OF
Boise, but reeeatiy of Shoshoae. has
inst pnrchased the two Cramer lots
fronting l20 feet on the north side OF
Bullion and 60 on the west side o.
River street, in this city, and eom-
msoced the erection of brewery that
will be 3Ox50 feet. with the intention
Of greatly enlarging it next Summer
Mr.. Handel is an experienced brewer
and competent business man, and he
will undoubtedly do we'll here.
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SPATTERINGS.

Thanksgiving has come and gone.
1t is worth considering, as a people,
what we have to be grateful for. We
have one OF the greatest lead-produc.
ing mines in the world in sight Of our
very doors; there is an encouraging
showing in all lower levels 80 far
prospeoted-proving that the mines
are lasting; there is an increase in
all branches Of trade along the River.
This town has q hotel any city might
be proud to possess, = splendid depot,
and fine schoolhouse which Is bound
to be soon completed. The churches
and chimes on every corner speak we'll
for the generosity Of the public. which
is now contributing with moro than
its usual liberality to the children's
Christmas trees.
Speaking of our open.heartsd pub
lie, would it contribute freely to a
scheme for circulating library? This
town is large enough, and sufficiently
enterprising, to warrant such an un.
dertaking. Some of our sister cities
are successfully supporting Que, and
find it a treasure indeed. Men and
youths having no family 6reside
around which to spend their winter
Evenings. would find it an entertain
ing and profitable place to while away
the tedium. And families would rel
ish the mental pabulum afforded.
| A certain teamster in these part
can be seen Drawing the winters cole
or the summers heat with uncovered
head. Why such an eccentric displa..
Of that polished dome of thought
I Because, in this way, he is slowly bu
surely securing a hirsute covering 70
} his bald pate. ! Heed, ye bald heads!
Society has adopted the very sensi
BILE plan Of checking ladies' hats a
theaters. This will deprive the news
paper man of fund of witticism, bu
will delight many masculine hear,
that have been tortured with thes
seven STORED hats now completing
feminine toilet. But we're our ladie
: to adopt this very good "form," an ir
fuenza would ensue, unless the draf,
> in the theater are somewhat modified
which seems quite probable. as elat
crate repairs are now under way.
Speaking of the theaters is . RI
r minder of the screechingly funny pl'
y of Engaged" which is to be presen
J. ed by our amateurs, some time ne!
month. It is in Gilbert's best vel
" and the cast guarantees q treat.
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THE CON. CAL. & VA.
Their Yield and Disbursements Since
1S78-The COmstock Not "Sllvern
Mines.

loSO-Iue COmSt0ck not "SilverV
Mines.
The Virginia Evening Chronicle of
the 30th ultimo republishes tabu-
lated statement which gives the bull
ion yield of the Consolidated Virginia
and California mines prior to their
amalgamation as the "Con. Cal. &
Va" The total bullion yield of the
Con. Virginia from 1873 to 1882 was
$65,l14,921.2S, of which $29,l67,.
22S .6S was in gold and $35,947,692.7O
in silver. While this bullion was be.
ing extracted, $42,03O,OOO we're die
bursed to the stockholders in So div
idends. The bonanza excitement
began in 1872 and ended in 1873,
| although dividends were discussed
until 1882. From 1872 to 1878, the
stock repeatedly sold, and for months
at time, for prices ranging from $500
to 1866 per share. In 1875 the shares
Q08,0O0) we're cut up FIVE for one,
thus making $4,000 shares in the
mine but in 1882 1--WE believe) the
number of shares was again reduced
to 100000, which is the number to-
day. - -...
The California mine, during the
years 1875 to 1881, yielded in bullion
the sum of $46,s5s, 93S.7O, of which
$23, 800, 1879 was gold and $23, 46S,.
1891 silver. Out of this yield "a
dividends, amounting to $3l, 1920, 900
were discussed. When the numbe'
of shares in the Consolidated virgini,
was reduced, a similar process wa
undergone with the California shares
and the two companies were amalgG
mated, with $4,000 shares-which Il
the number of "Con. Cal. & Va" tina
the bulls and bears of the world hav,
to wrestle with to-day. Inasmuch a
one fourth of the number of shares il
a mine sometimes changes hands II
, one day, during "deals," this numbe
is too small to accommodate the cage
buyers, and as the policy of the mana
gers is against any increase, the scram
BILE for shares, when orders begi
coming from the East, Europe, Asis
t and Australia, will be something this
i will surpass any excitement of tn
kind that The world has ever seer
aud the quotations will be phenon
email.
I The above figures do not give an
:, account of the loss in working, whic
doubtless amounts to fully rs p'
e cent, and should be recovered, no
that reduction processes are SO ,cheal
? ened.
The Comstock mines are usual
classed as silver mines. This is err
neous. As can be seen above, Il
., California mine yielded gold and silv
J., in about equal proportions las
le value), while the Con. Virginia d
q, almost as well. 1t is SO with 9th
Comstocks. The bullion general
as carries from 40 to so per cent. of 60
i. (in value) IN every 800 worth. T.
n decline in silver, whatever it may ;
O. would therefore not affect the Coz
to stocks to any great extent.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Fresh oysters at the Merchants. If
See those bob-sleighs at Coffin &
Co.'S.
Playing cards, % per gross, at Geo.
Krieg's.
See those elegant cutters at Coffin
&Co.s.
N Blank Proofs of Labor for
.sle at this office.
Get your Gem Roller Mill Flour at
the l. F. Co.'S store.
Go to the I. F. Co.'s If you want
any order Sled complete.
GO and examine Lund & Anderson's
new fall latest style gents goods. tt
Choice cuts Of beef, mutton, and
veal, at Warren & Co.'s Eagle Market.
Hay and grain of every description
at the Idaho Forwarding Company's
store.
A fine Key West cigar for 124
cents, and a good scent cigar, at Geo.
knegs.
Captain Dickinson, of the Idaho
Forwording Company, was down from
Ketehum yesterday.
Did you hear the latest? Yes.
Friedman sells cheaper than any Other
merchant on the River.
See those "Brown's Patent" hobs
At Coffin & Co.'s. They beat the
"Common Sense" all out.
Go to the l. F. Co.'s store for bar.
gains. They sell cheaper for cast
than anybody else in town.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, worked
holes. Price, $1.45. Order from the
Red House, Sacramento, Cal. 2w
The question that is now agitatinl
the people: Where to buy the cheap
est goods? The answer is: At Fried
mans.
Religious services in the Metho
dist Episcopal Church tomorrow a
IL a. m. aud Z p. m. Sunday schoo
M12 m. 81.
Oilskin and Rubber Clothing. Ev
erything necessary to mans comfor
found at the Red House, Sacramento
Catalogues free. Wv
The District Court will positivel
adjourn Monday nexts,about l O'Clock
as Judge Broderick will leave by tn
train, on that day.
Elaine.
Elaine Coal Oil.
Elaine Coal Oil at Coffin & Co.
Elaine Coal Oil-the best in tn
.world-at Coffin & Co.'s.
One hundred patterns in Gent
Satin Dress Scarfs. Prices, 25c., 35c
and 800. The cheapest house on I'll
Coast. The Red House Trade Unio'
Sacramento, Cal. 2w
There are probably only 10 persoI
In HALEY who are interested in Con
stock shares. Yet, one can hard
pass body, or meet q body, witho'
being asked about them. That is b
cause people are generally eager
near the news about anything.
It's proposed to locate the tern
nus of the Gold Belt railway just o
Pos'te Croy street, but across the riv,
That IL q good location, but an equa
Desirable one would be just on t
bench, above town, and the mills eou
Dc located along side track runnil
on the edge of the bench.
Guess "us' public spirited indiyI
nas are all left On the Gold Belt RI
way scheme, as the road is 10 be bu
~ once, with outside capital. This
AL the better for us. as we can dew
our scanty means to other devele
ment work. The "outside capit'
invested in the railway will theref'
Do douhly welcome.
John Gilman, who was in town
aAy,statsd toa TINES reporter q
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There is no doubt about the honest
worth of Ayers Ssrsaparilla as n
blood purifier. Thousands, who have
been benefited by its use, will attest
its virtues. This remedy cures liver
and kidney complaint, and eradicates
.every trace Of disease from the SYSTEM.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-04

The best Saipe In the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, ChapPed Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, sad I'll Skin Erapt&sns,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. II Ii guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price,
IS cents a box. For sale by J. A. Rupert
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HArLrr, IpAno. |

LAND OfTTcx AT dArLEr, IDAHo,l
October 10, 1856.
Homestead Application No. asa. for the sw <
NE I Be 4 Nwk NE 4 sw < and NV Be
Of Section 80. Township 8 North. Range Is East.
do hereby give notice Of my intention TO make
nnAl proof to establish my claim to the land
above described, and that expect to prove my
residence and cultivation before the Register and
the Receiver At HALEY, Idaho, on November ~,
1886, by two Of the following witnesses: Frank
Garrison, Thomas Miser. R.lf. Bledsoe, Jacob
Miser-aN of HALEY.
(Stgnature Of claimant:I JOHN MYERS.
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and 0igniu00, call tnese oleeosoo oy n1gn
sounding names. treat them alone, and
patients die, for he orisriss ars eosrye1
slov dsotA 70 tAs ecscisd ports, constantly
adding fuel brought from these suppurat-
ing, pus-lsden Kidneys which here In our
wash. howl arc very putrefaction itself,
and which should have bean cured 6rst.
But this 10 mot oil the kidneys have to
do; for you must remember that each
adult takes sbout seven pounds Of
nourishment every twenty-f -four hours 70
supply the waste Of the body which Is
constantly going ON. a waste equal 70
Kidneys have 70 separate from the blood
| with all other decomposing matter.
But yen ssy, "My Kidneys are all
arht. I have no pain in The back. Z"
Mistaken man! People die Il kidney
disease Of % bad Q character that the
organs are rotten, and yet they have
nsvsv tAsys Nd pain or a. ache!
| Whyf Because the disease begins
q vs have shown. Ia tho interior 81 the
kidneys, where tAsrs ere fsv Nerves {,
fesiia0 70 eoavsy the sensation Of pain.
Why this 70 70 We may never know.
Whea yea consider their great work
The dslicacy Of their structure, the eas>
with which they are d~ranged, can yos
wonder at the ill-hsalth of our men sn<
wonenf Health and long lie cannot b
sxpocted when % vital IN organ 4
impaired mo wonder some written
say re ass dsgenersting. Dcnt you 30
he great, the sxtzsme importance q
keeping this machinery in workin
ORDER? Could tho ansst engine do eve
! . t,actionsi part a thip work, witbou
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LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO,
October 20, 1856.
Notice Of the sbove application will be pub.
Nahsd in the WooD RIVER TINES. printed ct HALEY,
Idaho. which hereby designate a. the newspaper
publishsd nearest the land described In said appl
cation. HOMER L. POUND, Register.
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soda Springs Mineral Water.

The best in the world-st the Idaho
Forwarding Company's.
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Haley Postomce.

HALEY Post0nlce.
rxILs AnHISx'
.,ou the south =. IL n and 400 Pm.
ffs" MAILS CLOSE:
..,............ 400 p. y
Scf the oousS IF. ~. and 500 -
ror bullion. wn,aoon. Stanton. Crichton, Sol
Al nsin, asrset. Atlanta and Rocky Bar arrive
aaa susrt By railroad.
sna OFFICE nouns:
... .,v.,s open 70 owners Of lock boxes. an
once nsiiysry and Gall Boxes open from 7;S0
s:' :ssii 500 ?. n. sand'''' from H. "00n' 70
ipn. 90 ana Registry Department open
xsnUs o =. a. until s p. m. Al registers must
b III H.ds, or Registry business transacted
q sundays OF ii. BEws. Postmaster.
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Tli5cellanrou5.
TELEPHONE. SERVICE
european Advertisements.

european Advertisements.
TFRIG CONPANN'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
l Finest and cheapest Meat FlavOrrng stock tor
soups Made Dishes and SAUCES Annual sale
o.OOOlars
TFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MkA I.
z An invaluable tonic. is success and n boon for
which nations should feel grateful see " Medical
Press Lancet sc.
Genuine only with the FAC siniie Of Baron Iehig :
Signature in Blue Ink across the Label. me uue
"Earnn Iiebg" and photograph having Dten
largely used BY dealers with no connection win
Baron Iiehg the public are informed that ne
Iirbg Company alone can oner tlc article Win
Baron Iiebigs guarantee Of genuineness
TTFRTG CONPANY'S EXTRAC / OF MEAT.
l To be had Of all storekeepers, Grocers and Chem
ISIS sole Agents for the United states wholesale
onlvl O. David x Coz Fenchurchave' LONDON
England
Sold wholesale by smith Park e Tifor AcSer;
Narrafi e Condit NcKcsson & Robbins Thurher WAyahu
n CO. Francis H. Leggett Coz and W H. oohlcnehn q -
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Gitnutions nartc6--females.

6itnutinns tDartc6--females. :;
COOK-Rya respectable, Protestant woman
~ cook would assist with washing Boo' ei's
reference; cards. 7s7 6tnaye
CHAMBERMAID and WASHlNG.-By a
y competent girl hrsclass best city references Aa
NJ o. Box 73 Tribune Uptown ONCE LOS bIOtIH y-
COOK and LAUNDRESS. - BY young
- American woman. hrst.class cook soups meats
ro- desserts OF all Ainds excellent bread ana pastry nahr
good laun,ress willing competent and not AFRAID OF Wok
best Of reference Call Room l2So broAi"4y, Noi'
EOOK.-Bv a tirst-class French cook all
~ kinds glish and American conNlhE ~ aiirs7s
every dessert private family CITY reference A" GO
ALICE, Tribune Uptown ONCE I.z59 brOau""y,
NOOK.-By a Welsh Protestant bread, wal
~ nes fowls game kind soups. excellent desserts
Arng. best city reference, Pleas cA c9T
nRFSSNAKTNG, &c.-By a Young girl III a
nrtvate family or with a dressmaker by ne uhy OF
month understands all kinds OF dressmiSh ,h az,
sewing frst-cla-s references Address NJ NJ iIlouno -
town Once, l.23S Broadway.
| ADY'S MAID.-By a competent Gerin nan
cre-sor GOOD packer has no Ia travel can inI
nrstcass references. Call al co. 6tha'e Oct oo'" anu ~
NURSE.-Bv thoroughly capable young
~ woman. coupeeut infant nurse has 4 years Iee.
euce- protestant last employer be seen very neat
cheerful, attentive aud devoted 70 nei SH4 30 ~" -
try. call oO2 6thave. lst 10
NURSE-By an Eng ism trained nurse eX-
y penenced IN all sckmesses would take care OF lhN"
by month OF years dooVois iu0io'~ ~
West 42d st. bell 10.
WASHING. &c. BY a respectable woman
w do washing and ironing or cleaning oy 'Ao u"J
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Gelp u)ariro

felp Uariro
WANTED -Ladies and Dung Men 10 Dee
w 80 uol,J,v Novelties for au and winter trade
steady enpIoyment ~ per week earned az nei4s ir
ui.hed. work mailed free Address NEW IN "a y y ~
ORATIVE ORK-l PearlsL Boston Massf o. BOX o'' D
X1ANTED.-An experienced spice miller anu
nonuiacurer OF suniries must be sober anu
rei,il 4,iIress ASHVII.LE SPICE MILLS, Nashville
Tenn.
WANTED. Energetic. polished Dusln d., IS
w men Ia expalu 10 merchants and manufacturers ~ Az
LARGE cities Of th. world most renarkab adN'Ttsh
medium this continent ony lnoSo .aP"u .,
earning from 40 10 5000 per week need answer An expert
solicitor would drill suitable I'll snc't--ln A"IeS'
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srcoRprD REAL ESTATE rRASsFERs-N.Y CT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFER'-Nf GIN
bef,iowing shows the real estate uAHsacO4ou' 'e 49,
Az Regis Oi hce today
hthsve " : 10 s It Of 64thst 27x15 Nathan IN 900
II md ana wife executors OF - tli1tSA ~, "O''
10-fh..f Il of 0tl-aNo. IOOA5S ~ fic' " ooo
Faunery TO f J W all i;a-D
coth.si i75 IT " OF lO'h"'s' -oN-O''' 80 $500
7,rinc,ssi N co OF Thompsonst 5ixS5sxsLS1 90 ooo
az i0 J Kearney to II Humphrey - q; O''O'O
1Othsys "a r Ir n o. S5o' @'A-Oo 10000
TivS-i.n..re "a 7 so o. Beach-aye a-3N 20
lane 1923 20 PdS7ageave XfOoA' 10 cA'' ooo
ut.r- OF j Scheuck 90 " K sea- -''''N
122dsi i6l II S, Of esna'e I'AlOOl4 $500
a., ~ a. c,r of i2lthst lOOy1 OO1l; o schultz a. ,
S' and ,v d, \ and VI BenGhen -''oV"
14Sasi lsl6 # = Of 4ieF@nat eooo
gu $50 sat 4 OF SO'h ST. 1lA'0 LOUIS $4,000
s7th 1919 ,I # " OF 7'have' l7'A'7o - zen $4,000
s2dsi - r Of H l9Tnave l79Ilu.1 $500
epdsf 343s Of l0th-ave, ls9XlO-2 same 70 o, -oo
Charles Deierich "-'''N
s2ds 81 ii # Of iothaye l9aAiO same 800
iotisf 1911 n e Of SHAVE lt2XIuUoi "AIAlh 90 ooo
II 81 M len and 10 fellanuy ----,,, - -"'''
50 # %, Of C9 a5 RossS ii $4,000
stqd-f d n Of Alcxau lefaVe -oA4OV l. ono
rlirueft aud wife louls W inter- O'''
13usst 200 Of l0t4aT of 'AlO'o $4,000
104fbst 100 Of 9thave. 75xlOOl1; Saiah ooo
Tful,uh-rser Wise and another -O''O
5thave DO II OF Of 5''h' -oAiVO N $4,000
1oGb - n $50 II Of 2dave 25xlOOll Mohl ~ 400
forth and e 10 Bach ~. - 1920
oSdst POO 4 " Of 9t ,,r-sy -'AIOo0' 1000
5ett 1853 OF Sd o sI ,5SSso $4,000
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sHERIFFS OFFICE
COUNTY COURT HOrsR, Z
f,rrv 1xn COr-STy or NKw-Y OK, July %, 1856 )
above To be true copy Oh the enc"h N'''
4N0e-'S- - 49, - HUGH !. GRANT
sheriff of the CITY and County Of New York
Publishers Of newspapers will not insert TINS
uAo'' ''P' HUGH J. GRANT
Sheriff ~ the CITY and County of New York
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER a. 1856
Gmnsemenls.

Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Under the Management ~ HILL"
FANNY
DAVENPORT.
HER GREAT SUCCESS As BEATRICE IN FINE
PRODUCTION OF
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.'
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Che Curt

DROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
ID 90 ,BER MkEII N9, lsso.-fuesinyA Lnuss i>ss
and saturday until october IL fust race "A
B ne. Ieave Whitehall 81 tCuiver koutsl ~ s.oo svs
Hoo l2oa Loo special race IT,. s 9 sa..nssk
l34thst ferfyl - oe~oe ~ 49,
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s-storv building with lot No lls East ssth,st 5;
9S5 X n . of Park-ave lot -. 6NlOO :. Helnan
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BIZ James L. hcifS.
Q 2.storv buildings with plot OF lana nos % anu
524 Fast l42dst. cor OF COliegepiace' Pio'
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= story house with gore lot. W M"lri~'a'e Il Vi
= tJd II lot qOx43xSS VIM Bur9Ovne 49,
I e.torv dwelling with lot, No 67- East lt5N-sI
IS 3l26 Il of Nills-ave. lot ZoxlOoi george
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2 5storv buildings with lots Nos 100 i5Z snq aos
East 5gth-st ; 100 ft " OF 5d-ave, lois %oAAVu.o
4 story Il " cling with lot, No 52 East o29-s1
100 n W OF Park ave, lot l4.5x1OOo; "Ioh-
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NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Oct ID. 1884
The following sales held at the Exchange and Auction