January 23, 1870 (4 pages)

&e. ke, &e ble distance Froe ji NGE HOTEL YADA CITY. for ech teode to itand elegant wh eonete ry and comfortable é iavorably nd e, The pr nee to Tender his ' ) State have thele alt ni A or the lng pu yar ze is respectfilly ‘ LANCASTER. 0. THER, — riety Stor toberts & Oo. ial Street, ADA. ES received every ly of Fruit ané : of Candies, ad BUTTER = Fine Lot of ~ during the present year, arid that the ‘ “men in the mill were feeding the bat' were“ three robbers, and they were _ Abroad, er the New: "10. o%élock, . Mriiie posh ae SaLe.—By notice in today’s TRANsontPrit wilbe'seéh that amititeiet . in the Idaho niine; one of the must val: uable quartz mines ofthe county, will be soldat Administrator's sale, on the 25th day of February, 1870. ‘The inter. est to be offered is 150 feet, belonging to the estate of John §. ‘Henning. Here is an opportunity for those who want ee a ~The Idaho} Rev. J. ow) from the mine, giving 0 gross ss yield of $308,745, and the cost of milling was $1,167. There is every ‘indication that ‘the claim will grow rapidly in value clear profit will be much larger. than. last. “‘The.terms of sale, etc., will be found in the advertisement. DistRict Court RvLEs.—Rule First, for practice in the District Court, was yesterday amended by — Demeian, to read as follows: = ‘Rute. On the first day of “tach term, the Ualendar shall be called, and the causes thea at issue,will be set’ for trial, unless-continued for the ‘term or: otherwise dis of; and thereafter, causes i which issue’ may be. joined ber the term may likewise be set for time to time, upon motion of pra party, after notice thereof to the adverse party or attorney; of at least two days. Where a new trial shall have i Ordered by the reme Court, and the remittitur not filed antil after the commencement of the term, the cause may also be set fot trial dur. ing that term, but only upon notice and motion as above provided. _ The following order was also taade in reference to the Court proceedings : . It is hereby ordered, that wu opéning of the Court, “the Cles read the proceedings. of the day previ ous, that the same may be corrected, if necessary and then en approved and signed. HEAvY Sivicn Ross Roppery at You} Bet.—The tail sluices at Brown’ Bros.’ cement mill, You Bet, were robbed on Friday night of $3,000 ia amalgam. The mill was running at. the time, and the robbery was committed while the . * the shall tery. They cleaned up the sluices, and ae the yield of the claim is regular, the proprietors are certain that the roga must have got $3,000. The robbers were tracked from the mill some~ distance, the tracks being easily traced, andall along was found particles: of amalgam that had leaked from the vessel in which they had carried it. There tracked to acabin occupied by three Spaniards. Yesterday morhing some seven or eight men started in pursuit, aad there was a general belief that they would sueceed in catching the thieves. Marx Twain's Boox.—Mr. J, B Drammond will canvass this city for subscribers to Mark Twain's “Innocents The book is finely bound, contains 650 octavo pages and 234 beautiful engravings, is printed in excellent style, upon superior paper, and is well worth $6, the subs¢ription price. . APMITTED To Practice.—Col, A.W. . Potter, who has for many years been in the Sheriff’s office, was was yesterday ad, mitted to practice law in . the District Court, the committee, . consisting of Judge Niles, J udge Searls and A. B. Dibble, having reported favorably. The Colonel has had large experience in law matters, and will ne doubt do well in} the profession. District Court, January 22d.—DA; Rich vs. J. W. Brown. Decree of foreclosure and sale ordered. Pigatt vs. Lamb. Continued to Monday morning. The committee in the case of A. W. Potter, applicant for admission te practice law, having reported favorably, it was ordered that he be admitted. Court adjourned to Monday next at}. SPake run “Fase. — King baa tatso! duced @ bill to inflict dary te og —} tade.~Phegq THE FIRST PARTY -OF eg dh THE SEASON! be cond Ntiie rib od Gietrict.-teF ott sty) Fee THERE ig Said 10 be a wtronig fee’: ag among Congresethen ‘in favor of the re: duction of the tariffs. Puescauna SunDay.— Divine’ Serviees will be held in the Methodist. Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and in the ey at-.2-9’clock.— Sabbath School at 1} o'clock, P. mM. Stump, Pastor. ‘vies. ‘Wee. JA. Wirth, Pastor. every ‘Sunday matting: at 11 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson,CONGREGATIONAL SERVICE. —There Church Sunday morning at ‘the usual hour, . General Debility is Natures Appeal for Help. Thonsends of persons, withont any specific . ' ailment, are the victims of languor and lassithis species of inertion, with laziness; whereas it usually arises froma wantof organic energy, fer which the sabdjects of it are no more responsible than the near“Bighfed are ior their defective vision. Such persons, although they may be free frem paia, are as truly inds, and a8 much in need of medica) aid; as if they were tormented with the pangs of acute disease, ‘They require a tonto and azTBRATIVE, that will rouse and regulate their torpid organizations, In cases of this kind, HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS produce an immediate and most favorable effect. The debilitated and desponding valetudinarian, who feels as if he were but half alive ; who shuns company, and has no relish either for business or pleasure. is METAMORPHOSED, BY A BRIEF COURSE oF THIS MOST POTENT . VEGETABLE INVIGOHANT, INTO QUITE A DIF@ition, is a surprise te himself and to his friends. He mopes.ae longer; the active principle of life, which seemed to have died out of him, is re-awakened, and he feels Ike & new man. Remembering that debility is not only an affiction itself, but an myviratiow TO DISEASE, no time shouid be lost in recraiting the bruken down systém with this choicest and most potent of all Tonics aND NERVINES, ‘YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. . oN THURSDAY EVE'G, JAN. 27th. Reception Co Committee. A. M. ALLEN, C. E. MULLOY, A. R. LORD. Floor Managers. W. F. EVENS, J, E, BROWN, W. W. CROSS Tickets $2.50. Carriag if necessary, By order of the Club. J. EARL BROWN, Siiediniins _ Nevada, Jan. 11th, COMMERCIAL STREET J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. best the market affords. ‘ ("MEALS av ALL HOURS. = .Mevada, Jan. 4th, 1870. KAN E’S CONDENSED .SOAP WASHES CLOTHES, Witheut Bubbing! » FIFTEEN POUNDS OF IT WILL DO a8 MUCH WORK AS ONE HUNDRED POUNDS OF ANY SOAP IN THE Patet, Pee, Greene ee. ; day, atts a, and Fe “Mt “Babbath : ~ Episcopal services at the Court -Honse . will be services at the Congregational} —— eee . } iThe Most Perfect and beantiful “are apt to confound . FERENT BEING, The chanze effected by the . —— BITTERS, in his bodily and and mental con—. — Al RESTAURANT 1/ 5h! (" The Restaurant is furnished with the) 08% ¢@ The First Premium wherever OSLO A248 OT28O 2G CLL. AY PS F ne eee . EDwaro F. FRIRGE: AMERICAN ORCANS 1. { 4 xnepts TEP ec bs lok een ' ee : : fenns. No1228 Sutter street, SS SAN FRANCISCO, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD 1 For the American Tee Circle . ponte The American Organ makes Home Attractive ! [And refines and elevates the minds of all; ‘ cee Beautiful in appearance and effects FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED _ AMERICAN ORGANS ! T the great Ne New York State Agricaltaral Arar ey : Rochester, eptembare6t over @ who.e pes ogue ex bythe most celebrated Dakin. weer With the most perfect confidence we call the ene of the public to the AMERICAN gacan as an instrument long desired in-the amily Circle, and with our patent improve: per is adapted to all kinds of music, more especially to sacred music, with ite sustained i ata fullnéss and ume wer, pression, Gelckncee of ‘co and elastici of ‘touch, rendering them periect in rap movements. They are superior in nality and een of . tone and when con ntrolied. b DOU. yg pede and a a PEDALS. Ke Knee Sw: most charm can be from the softe’ whisper of the Ao Harp tater Emacs eee , thus ena! eapracbienn bat to be inesdtadow other instrument, Pipe Organ tone, v: The American 0 ms are far the most er oe exterior esac Py ming a handsome = pe ece of Furniture Parlor or Sitting . ounryne but little space, pn R vergech pene 6 ‘every particular. The Rosewood Cases are Varnished Ne, seeds mb hehe, of the as ‘and Walnut saapce r. “For Churches, Lecture Rooms, the American Org an is eepeially ode its beauty of style, its excellence, volume and strength of tone. THE AMERICAN ORGANS exhibited. &27™ Send for Circulars. inne ae facvory or the money returned, $7 All orders should be addressed to EDWARD F. PIERCE, Sole Agent for the AMERICAN ORGANS, STON'S. stags. lchoruinc, '. JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES*. tenes and harmonies, so much desired and } sought for in American-homes,._ ---4 ¢ AMERICAN ORGANS are or to . } ee other Instruments of the “rind many important particulars. “THEY are superior to ait others in They are superior te ¢ ex: the * WEBER'S PIANOS, and HALLET & CUM‘BOOTS & § SHOES, . _ ARE, SOLD CHEAPER ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S ; (Haas & Co's old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! . As evidence of this fact the people have only te call, take no“tlle, compare items, examine stock, AND YOU GET THEQUOST _AND BEST THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON, HAND, and CONSTANTLY RE CEIVING DID SUITS . BEVER, BROADCLOTH, . OVERCOATS, 7 And in iact avanreareél IN THE OLOTHING LINE. S eemeeeeenmeal MEN'S AND MOYS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KEP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT BUBGentlemens Furnishing Goods, . —AD— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS, sisal 7 (ar Men's & Boy? HATS & CAPS, "Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have 3<=No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices. (all on us and are SURE of your custom afLEAVE YOUR MONEY*WHERE . éc. CLOTHING ——. OF ALL KINDS,consisting in part of SPLEN . from SHOES, . try Our Goods once, and we con bere — sonnei ORR VRRRRA RS Railway, _—— and shenmeiie IN THE PACIFIC STATES! ‘cf BASF i pee ‘(HE GUIDE bas lately been enlarged, it the price reauced 25.c0min. ep aetna te Guide as fo ga mR a monthly circniation in ath the Pacific ‘Staves and Yerritories, and on the line of the . M. BM. Bancroft & Co, ae Jan. 12th. ‘SOMETHING NEW be Wi VADA CASH STORE! No. ® Commercial street, [Adjoining sanney'e: Hardware Store. WwW. 8 McROBERTS & co. KEE constantiy on hand New and Choice GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offered for sale at the lowest cash raves, ‘Lhe Sat es Miners is relete wit epoca Goods which has been: aoe ' rererence to the wante of waupa Motie Gurr baee pa 2 sold at / possibie price for cash, pst ar eee ete pe agenn hy ne AUR _ Nevada, Oct. 18th. PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASS0OCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, OBJECT oF eae hare ag "ere are id Q Si BOE: T-TMe. cfas many doliare thé classio which such wat commun: ications should the Secretary ofthe PaCibic ABSDSYVIA'IIUN, southeast and hae & Kelly's ban ERS, — K Hon, HENRY DU 10N, President Farm: ers aud Mechauice’ bank, Hon, SAMUEL . Nareettamal late Judge Coun ty Lourt, pan bran How a. J. J, GUSNASON, Attorney at Law, i. BOUTH, ‘H, Esq., Union Iron Works, Sau'Fea nee. WILLIAMS, Eeq., Real Estate, mar ,. Aine Is ‘Works, Sab saaasidivmeeinena JUN H, V’ Baq., O’Brien, Bush PRANK G. GUILD, Agent, . ni4 eds city, A. AITKEN, 7 ISRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 171 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES; MANTLES TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS &e, hes yb a or mete blag Beulprare Greamensai cone in EM Prous w.c. POPE, ees Grase crying i a” can seen designs PRESTON. . FAIRCHILD. SUCCESSORS TO K. ¥, SEENGE, Drogysa and Apstesrn um, — Having a GREAT OVERLAND Offers su-_perior inducements to advertisers. Forterms, &e, address the Publishers, W. 8. sistiiavnieateneide Incorporated.. -¢e0s0e@GtOber, 1868 . 2g > pothery patent aay No. “ié fey tage 0 rt eM» SRR RE Bp Sry athe Se!

&e. ke, &e ble distance Froe ji NGE HOTEL YADA CITY. for ech teode to itand elegant wh eonete ry and comfortable é iavorably nd e, The pr nee to Tender his ' ) State have thele alt ni A or the lng pu yar ze is respectfilly ‘ LANCASTER. 0. THER, — riety Stor toberts & Oo. ial Street, ADA. ES received every ly of Fruit ané : of Candies, ad BUTTER = Fine Lot of ~ during the present year, arid that the ‘ “men in the mill were feeding the bat' were“ three robbers, and they were _ Abroad, er the New: "10. o%élock, . Mriiie posh ae SaLe.—By notice in today’s TRANsontPrit wilbe'seéh that amititeiet . in the Idaho niine; one of the must val: uable quartz mines ofthe county, will be soldat Administrator's sale, on the 25th day of February, 1870. ‘The inter. est to be offered is 150 feet, belonging to the estate of John §. ‘Henning. Here is an opportunity for those who want ee a ~The Idaho} Rev. J. ow) from the mine, giving 0 gross ss yield of $308,745, and the cost of milling was $1,167.. There is every ‘indication that ‘the claim will grow rapidly in value clear profit will be much larger. than. last. “‘The.terms of sale, etc., will be found in the advertisement. DistRict Court RvLEs.—Rule First, for practice in the District Court, was yesterday amended by — Demeian, to read as follows: = ‘Rute. On the first day of “tach term, the Ualendar shall be called, and the causes thea at issue,will be set’ for trial, unless-continued for the ‘term or: otherwise dis of; and thereafter, causes i which issue’ may be. joined ber the term may likewise be set for time to time, upon motion of pra party, after notice thereof to the adverse party or attorney; of at least two days. Where a new trial shall have i Ordered by the reme Court, and the remittitur not filed antil after the commencement of the term, the cause may also be set fot trial dur. ing that term, but only upon notice and motion as above provided. _ The following order was also taade in reference to the Court proceedings : . It is hereby ordered, that wu opéning of the Court, “the Cles read the proceedings. of the day previ ous, that the same may be corrected, if necessary and then en approved and signed. HEAvY Sivicn Ross Roppery at You} Bet.—The tail sluices at Brown’ Bros.’ cement mill, You Bet, were robbed on Friday night of $3,000 ia amalgam. The mill was running at. the time, and the robbery was committed while the . * the shall tery. They cleaned up the sluices, and ae the yield of the claim is regular, the proprietors are certain that the roga must have got $3,000. The robbers were tracked from the mill some~ distance, the tracks being easily traced, andall along was found particles: of amalgam that had leaked from the vessel in which they had carried it. There tracked to acabin occupied by three Spaniards. Yesterday morhing some seven or eight men started in pursuit, aad there was a general belief that they would sueceed in catching the thieves. Marx Twain's Boox.—Mr. J, B Drammond will canvass this city for subscribers to Mark Twain's “Innocents The book is finely bound, contains 650 octavo pages and 234 beautiful engravings, is printed in excellent style, upon superior paper, and is well worth $6, the subs¢ription price. . APMITTED To Practice.—Col, A.W. . Potter, who has for many years been in the Sheriff’s office, was was yesterday ad, mitted to practice law in . the District Court, the committee, . consisting of Judge Niles, J udge Searls and A. B. Dibble, having reported favorably. The Colonel has had large experience in law matters, and will ne doubt do well in} the profession. District Court, January 22d.—DA; Rich vs. J. W. Brown. Decree of foreclosure and sale ordered. Pigatt vs. Lamb. Continued to Monday morning. The committee in the case of A. W. Potter, applicant for admission te practice law, having reported favorably, it was ordered that he be admitted. Court adjourned to Monday next at}. SPake run “Fase. — King baa tatso! duced @ bill to inflict dary te og —} tade.~Phegq THE FIRST PARTY -OF eg dh THE SEASON! be cond Ntiie rib od Gietrict.-teF ott sty) Fee THERE ig Said 10 be a wtronig fee’: ag among Congresethen ‘in favor of the re: duction of the tariffs. Puescauna SunDay.— Divine’ Serviees will be held in the Methodist. Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and in the ey at-.2-9’clock.— Sabbath School at 1} o'clock, P. mM. Stump, Pastor. ‘vies. ‘Wee. JA. Wirth, Pastor. every ‘Sunday matting: at 11 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson,CONGREGATIONAL SERVICE. —There Church Sunday morning at ‘the usual hour, . General Debility is Natures Appeal for Help. Thonsends of persons, withont any specific . ' ailment, are the victims of languor and lassithis species of inertion, with laziness; whereas it usually arises froma wantof organic energy, fer which the sabdjects of it are no more responsible than the near“Bighfed are ior their defective vision. Such persons, although they may be free frem paia, are as truly inds, and a8 much in need of medica) aid; as if they were tormented with the pangs of acute disease, ‘They require a tonto and azTBRATIVE, that will rouse and regulate their torpid organizations, In cases of this kind, HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS produce an immediate and most favorable effect. The debilitated and desponding valetudinarian, who feels as if he were but half alive ; who shuns company, and has no relish either for business or pleasure. is METAMORPHOSED, BY A BRIEF COURSE oF THIS MOST POTENT . VEGETABLE INVIGOHANT, INTO QUITE A DIF@ition, is a surprise te himself and to his friends. He mopes.ae longer; the active principle of life, which seemed to have died out of him, is re-awakened, and he feels Ike & new man. Remembering that debility is not only an affiction itself, but an myviratiow TO DISEASE, no time shouid be lost in recraiting the bruken down systém with this choicest and most potent of all Tonics aND NERVINES, ‘YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. . oN THURSDAY EVE'G, JAN. 27th. Reception Co Committee. A. M. ALLEN, C. E. MULLOY, A. R. LORD. Floor Managers. W. F. EVENS, J, E, BROWN, W. W. CROSS Tickets $2.50. Carriag if necessary, By order of the Club. J. EARL BROWN, Siiediniins _ Nevada, Jan. 11th, COMMERCIAL STREET J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. best the market affords. ‘ ("MEALS av ALL HOURS. = .Mevada, Jan. 4th, 1870. KAN E’S CONDENSED .SOAP WASHES CLOTHES, Witheut Bubbing! » FIFTEEN POUNDS OF IT WILL DO a8 MUCH WORK AS ONE HUNDRED POUNDS OF ANY SOAP IN THE Patet, Pee, Greene ee. ; day, atts a, and Fe “Mt “Babbath : ~ Episcopal services at the Court -Honse . will be services at the Congregational} —— eee . } iThe Most Perfect and beantiful “are apt to confound . FERENT BEING, The chanze effected by the . —— BITTERS, in his bodily and and mental con—. — Al RESTAURANT 1/ 5h! (" The Restaurant is furnished with the) 08% ¢@ The First Premium wherever OSLO A248 OT28O 2G CLL.

AY PS F ne eee . EDwaro F. FRIRGE: AMERICAN ORCANS 1. { 4 xnepts TEP ec bs lok een ' ee : : fenns. No1228 Sutter street, SS SAN FRANCISCO, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD 1 For the American Tee Circle . ponte The American Organ makes Home Attractive ! [And refines and elevates the minds of all; ‘ cee Beautiful in appearance and effects FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED _ AMERICAN ORGANS ! T the great Ne New York State Agricaltaral Arar ey : Rochester, eptembare6t over @ who.e pes ogue ex bythe most celebrated Dakin. weer With the most perfect confidence we call the ene of the public to the AMERICAN gacan as an instrument long desired in-the amily Circle, and with our patent improve: per is adapted to all kinds of music, more especially to sacred music, with ite sustained i ata fullnéss and ume wer, pression, Gelckncee of ‘co and elastici of ‘touch, rendering them periect in rap movements. They are superior in nality and een of . tone and when con ntrolied. b DOU. yg pede and a a PEDALS. Ke Knee Sw: most charm can be from the softe’ whisper of the Ao Harp tater Emacs eee , thus ena! eapracbienn bat to be inesdtadow other instrument, Pipe Organ tone, v: The American 0 ms are far the most er oe exterior esac Py ming a handsome = pe ece of Furniture Parlor or Sitting . ounryne but little space, pn R vergech pene 6 ‘every particular. The Rosewood Cases are Varnished Ne, seeds mb hehe, of the as ‘and Walnut saapce r. “For Churches, Lecture Rooms, the American Org an is eepeially ode its beauty of style, its excellence, volume and strength of tone. THE AMERICAN ORGANS exhibited. &27™ Send for Circulars. inne ae facvory or the money returned, $7 All orders should be addressed to EDWARD F. PIERCE, Sole Agent for the AMERICAN ORGANS, STON'S. stags. lchoruinc, '. JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES*. tenes and harmonies, so much desired and } sought for in American-homes,.._ ---4 ¢ AMERICAN ORGANS are or to . } ee other Instruments of the “rind many important particulars. “THEY are superior to ait others in They are superior te ¢ ex: the * WEBER'S PIANOS, and HALLET & CUM‘BOOTS & § SHOES, . _ ARE, SOLD CHEAPER ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S ; (Haas & Co's old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! . As evidence of this fact the people have only te call, take no“tlle, compare items, examine stock, AND YOU GET THEQUOST _AND BEST THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON, HAND, and CONSTANTLY RE CEIVING DID SUITS . BEVER, BROADCLOTH, . OVERCOATS, 7 And in iact avanreareél IN THE OLOTHING LINE. S eemeeeeenmeal MEN'S AND MOYS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KEP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT BUBGentlemens Furnishing Goods, . —AD— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS, sisal 7 (ar Men's & Boy? HATS & CAPS, "Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have 3<=No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices. (all on us and are SURE of your custom afLEAVE YOUR MONEY*WHERE . éc. CLOTHING ——. OF ALL KINDS,consisting in part of SPLEN . from SHOES, . try Our Goods once, and we con bere — sonnei ORR VRRRRA RS Railway, _—— and shenmeiie IN THE PACIFIC STATES! ‘cf BASF i pee ‘(HE GUIDE bas lately been enlarged, it the price reauced 25.c0min. ep aetna te Guide as fo ga mR a monthly circniation in ath the Pacific ‘Staves and Yerritories, and on the line of the . M. BM. Bancroft & Co, ae Jan. 12th. ‘SOMETHING NEW be Wi VADA CASH STORE! No. ® Commercial street, [Adjoining sanney'e: Hardware Store. WwW. 8 McROBERTS & co. KEE constantiy on hand New and Choice GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offered for sale at the lowest cash raves, ‘Lhe Sat es Miners is relete wit epoca Goods which has been: aoe ' rererence to the wante of waupa Motie Gurr baee pa 2 sold at / possibie price for cash, pst ar eee ete pe agenn hy ne AUR _ Nevada, Oct. 18th. PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASS0OCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, OBJECT oF eae hare ag "ere are id Q Si BOE: T-TMe. cfas many doliare thé classio which such wat commun: ications should the Secretary ofthe PaCibic ABSDSYVIA'IIUN, southeast and hae & Kelly's ban ERS, — K Hon, HENRY DU 10N, President Farm: ers aud Mechauice’ bank, Hon, SAMUEL . Nareettamal late Judge Coun ty Lourt, pan bran How a. J. J, GUSNASON, Attorney at Law, i. BOUTH, ‘H, Esq., Union Iron Works, Sau'Fea nee. WILLIAMS, Eeq., Real Estate, mar ,. Aine Is ‘Works, Sab saaasidivmeeinena JUN H, V’ Baq., O’Brien, Bush PRANK G. GUILD, Agent, . ni4 eds city, A. AITKEN, 7 ISRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 171 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES; MANTLES TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS &e, hes yb a or mete blag Beulprare Greamensai cone in EM Prous w.c. POPE, ees Grase crying i a” can seen designs PRESTON. . FAIRCHILD. SUCCESSORS TO K. ¥, SEENGE, Drogysa and Apstesrn um, — Having a GREAT OVERLAND Offers su-_perior inducements to advertisers. Forterms, &e, address the Publishers, W. 8. sistiiavnieateneide Incorporated.... -¢e0s0e@GtOber, 1868 . 2g > pothery patent aay No. “ié fey tage 0 rt eM» SRR RE Bp Sry athe Se!