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New-York tribune., 1869-05-10


BRADIS-At Harlem. the 9Th Inst conehA beu e'usnter
Johs O. and Susannah r. Bradsh. aged
The my and ber granather Joseph r
Simpson are seeons invited attend her funeral On Ice'da
the h II O'Clock from the residence Of parents
and thirty second erst house west Of FnIhaEe
GRAY-on Saturday morning. May 8. Mt Munson Graz.
friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 stena
the Church fine Holy Apostles corner o.
and Twenty ghFhst this Afternoon at O'clock wiz"
further iDy4ttoa
GUNou SHsdav Nav anera lingering Illness Rudolph the Young
Of Cam aud the late Geo. W. GuB 10 the 10Th year oi s
a ,,, ., the f, ~. r..n,e,tay ipvii i.i to attend
the residence his brother No J MsoeGg
morning NAV H. at 10 o'clock HIS remains VAL Dc
taken to Porebester tor ibterment,
HAL-At Morruia MAY 1863 sJbn B. beloved wife Of Charles
Hall in the 28th OF her ,., . -.
funeral the residence Of her husband Fgona'e near hAu
Novus on Tuesday May ii, at ? o'clock p.
Massachusetts, papers please copy
STEwART-Ou Sunday May Laura c. wife Of AonsO steHs
The y, and friends Of the family and Prnes
cav l inst at O'clock, from - Andrews Chnses,
One sevtnht. Of FourthdYe Hasm
Train iesyesTWsuty -siIth-st at q o'clock p ~
CLUB The Of the Americas Club
questel Mr. George Browns Of East BoaSay
spd O'Clock 20 attend the funeral Of
late brother member Henry DOuad WM M TWEED PTestsnI
cHA' IL HALL, sss..!1'I' -- :--Z--x
FUNERALS. TO-DAY.
CLANCY PATRICK Church Of st Yiaeent De FerreE
DONALD HENRY. No 263 Herry.st
FLElSHMANN. BARBARA. No. lt8 Lui,owst
McANALLY ELIZABETH No. l96 West Niheteenthst
sCHNBLL. CHARLOTTE, No l55 BsseIsL
SHERIDAN, THOMAS No. 45 Wiiittst
STEWART. KATE L.. No $40 Basi Fheeuthst
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BALTIMORE MAY 8-Cotion gge' and steady at tee MGngS
Flour doll unchanged Whest Inactive; rreepis small ales
V,ley Red at 20 dali Prime s3ad5e Yow s7S1
se Oats dali 7567sc fr Heavy. and To- Lght Rse
nopsy 81 4Od 81 Mess Pork quiet rs Bacon quiet,
Sides I6c Clear Sides l7lc Shoulders NE Hans. lsd1os-
lar 6r,n al lgal9e WHISKY hrIn ard 90 69Tc
PsLApKLPBlA RCoon Grm sad unchanged Pour
ivsT n and dropping; bb SupTfne S59fs So
as 5a No Pmr. Sc sod 81 y: Pcna-y,-
Jo sos OTTO do 81 7Gs9; FaneI sloGs 90
Wheat dull and declined sales $4,000 busb Red VI 6V0
65 Amber 75a 81 1000 bush. Toledo No al 81 20 Rye
steady at 81 A active safes o Lush yellow Sa-
changei High Mixed Steaty at 6ZD Tor western
ana Provisions unchanged Coffee drn; Ro' Gic
gold Sugar soei Refining Cuhs hn at E0Ztc hoses
Cuta Mnscoyado. 56da8c WbskT, 95d9Ic -. 49,,
SAN FRAScsco MaV 8Fonr is quiet at 81 J0Ss - Mhsas
sales 500 hush at 81 200Sl So Legal Tenders ~ hnB
stocks dorE the wek with large traasaeO5s AP.
Becher s9; Baan Ch0a Pot1S S242 Ceohdelee,
49, Crown Point S65; Empire Mil 20, Gould aud Curry S5; hse
Nor-ross 1885, Imperial s59 Kenack. SlSi Occidental Szoi
Ophr S2i oysTmau S83 Savage SO0i Sierra heada @e'
yellow Jacket,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
HAVE WE A REPUBLICAN LEcrsLArUEEi

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Have we Republican Legislature
Nomlpally we have but really the majority arc rs luch
under the control OF Tammany Hall as 5 tie Common
Council OF New-YOrk and they col their votes mere a5
onenlv and notoriousy as they sell their produce OF
goods at home. Tho majority OF the AepuDhc&h mem
hers ana Senators are honest, true men, and DO
their hest 10 stem tho tide OF yenality and cor
ruptOn but their efforts are ruitess' "i'heSS 'ne
slanobter Of the Republican Tax Commission In the
Uonse OF ifs friends the other day, where
,ecreont Republcans were bought and paid for like
sheen I'm the market To-day still greater wrong mas
bcen nerpetrated The Underground Railroad bill, to
give our citizens quick and rapid transportation from e
unner IN the lower end OF the island and save 10 New
YORK hundreds OF millions OF dollars now yearly
driven over into New.Jerscy, was beaten Ia the
Senate. only receiving fifteen votes-all the sena-
tors from Hew-York and Brooklyn voting against
. mr. Vefuung 20 vote, which amounted
10 tho same thing mYou will Of course publish the names
NJ those men that the public may who s responsible
for this thing aDd who are controlled by Tammany Han
and tho Surface Railroad Rings who are working
against all attempts 10 give your Island steam oommun'
cation or any imprOyement ia the present wretched
q, TRANSFORMATION The law TO authorize tho con-
sruetop OF this road was asked for by the most emf
nent and lpubcspirited citizens OF NewYork headed
bv that eminent and wellknown gentleman the Hon
william r. Ogden perhaps the most successful railroad
builder OF our country whO with other gentlemen, only
wanted the opportunity put their money IN this
enterprise and take their chances OF sue
cess WHY tho Representatives from New-Horkwhy any
honest lnan should object 10 this We leave to your read
ers TO determine ana explain Too much credit cannot
bs gven to Senators Parker oDonnel Morgan. Camp
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

VAN May 9The following the Of the Havana marfew
@ week cnng Sauriay SRgStock warehouse In Has
ana haiAuI $4,000 boxes 1900 bhds exports for the week
Aaha sni hanIas Ia foreign ports 900 beIsi the UnIEd
So sTss market closed 81 a. reals for Nos ~ and
yUl sas o Nos - 10 2 Lard 2c and 1l for ps
&c Io0@ "a Batter J6e Bacon l9ie Homer. 4iei reals
80 S'1SS " White el2 i2d y STi AFrvte
Iet"eun std0 reNa y xalOa TalloS Ol0ilc n Po
tsoes dn At % So0 - bb Lumber demand; Yesw
IRE sLJ hte fne SO; Shocks fr bSEss 93lO Hoops
asfLst iI2Pss; Long ShsSea 90 short s3a@s Frishs
mar 70 unlel Sates ~ y box and s. hid
shd %J sOgst - - mud Moas 70 Falmouth order 3 9l6 v
ton Eheha9seLO Lond"o d2 pr,uian Ua.tSA
al per premium in eunvhey CO dsy sga ri per cent
cOa
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SPAIN.
PROPOSED ALTERATION I'm THE FORM OF GOV

PROPOSED ALTERATION I'm TIE FORM OF GOV
EMINENT.
MADRID. May Sit is certain that a proposal has
been made to the Cortes to Marshal Serrano rs
Regent, aud Gen. Prim as President of the Council
and Minister of War. until king is elected
AN EXPLANATION FROM GEN. PRIM.
AY,9.-In the Cortes yesterday, Gen. Prim alluded
to the minors that he medtated an attempt against
the liberal regime, and pronounced them utterly
bascless. He declared that the future would prove
that Honor and Liberty his motto. It's reported
that Gen. Cabrera. the noted Carlis leader has ap-
peaTed in Catalonia.
ANXIETY ABOUT THE FINANCES.
The condition of the national finances causes much
anxiety. 1t is estimated that the expenditures Will
exceed the revenues by 100000 reals.
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factory OF Grant Co.. Paterson object OF curfos
~ and admiration to maohinists aud brilliant ten,Pta
tiOn TO railway managers. all OF whom, however, nave
hitherto been prevented from satisfying their ongngs ~
the great price necessarily set upon IT, The western
Company have determined tO demonstrate their enter
prise by securing the finest engine In the world at what
cost. IL brought from Paterson last Saturday
TO the Hudson River Depot aud inspected during the
day by numbers OF visitors It will start upon Its des
nation early this morning.
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE LofAL LEGION.

At the Congress of this Order held in Phila-
dephia in April election for Orator ana Poet for the
public exercises at Congress ls9 resulted the
choice Of MajorGen Cqares Devens delegate from the
Massachusetts, COmmandery asOratOr, ana Maj James N
Campbell Of the Pennsy Commandery, alternate
aud Of Brevet Brgadier Gen. Horace Blnncy Sargent
delegate from tho Marine Commandery, Poet and of
Brcyet Col Horao C. King, delegate from the NewIork
Commandery as alternate.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE FLUCTUATIONS IN TIE MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, May SIN answer to inquiries from the
Associated Press of New York. as to the condition of
the London money market, the following may be
stated as correct view of financial affairs here: The
stock market has, within few days, been influenced
unfavorably by the increase in the rate Of interest of
the Bank of England to A per cent and the current
belief that further advance will be made shortly
to the political uncertainty occasiOned by Senator
Summers speech; the expectation of gold; foreign
loans, and the depressed state of trade.
THE MAYOR OF CORK REFUSES THE SEAT FOR
.. YOUGHAL.
CORK, May s-Mr O'Sullivan, the present Mayor
of Cork, has refused nomination for Parliament
from the electors of Youghal The Irish national
papers defend the recent course of Mr. OSullivan.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
IIAYTI.
GREAT DESTtTUTIoN AT PORT-AU-PRiNCE-sAL-
NAVE APOLOGIES TO TIrE BRITISH.
NJ .,..,.,.,.1,. NFa,o Alr,;roI uon fOruord q

WAsHIYGroN, May S.-Admiral Hof forwards
a report dated April ]. from Commander T. Abbott com
handing the Yautc Of affairs In Hayt Affairs seemed
to further from settlement than whcn the 1antc was
NJ PRICE several weeks previous. The currency
which was the OF 80 gnurdes TO an American
dollar had DEPRECATED more than 800 IL wns reported
that the pOpulace were almost driven to desperation by
The want of the nCccssaes Of fe and had Threatened 10
page the town. The English Minister and the captain
of IT. H NJ. ifigats Doris had demanded ANA re-
ccycd I'M apology from President Sarayc for hrhg upon
ana selznc British schooner and violating mall Dag
addressed 10 tile British Minister. rupture was qulte
itumiucut for time Later adyccs report SainaVe IN
pos-cson ~ the cape the north but the people were
I'm starving condition. Everything in the neighborhOou
OF Port.aii. Prince quiet. Tho Government party
Stnaye'. was bescnng Aux Cages that port together
the North beug held by the Cacos party OF the rccel
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ITALY.

FORMATION OF A NEW CABINET.
FLORENCE May 9.-The new Cabinet has been
formed and is composed as follows President, Gen.
Menabrea; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minghetti; !;
Minister of the Interior Ferrares Minister of JUS
tice. Mrabelli; Minister of Commerce, Baroqui.
There will probably be no change in tho heads of the
War; Marine, or Finance Departments
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BELGIUM.

REFUSAL OF THE SENATE TO ABOLISH IMPRIs-
ONMENT FOR DEBT.
BRUSSELS, May 9.-The Senate has refused to pass
the bill for the abolition of imprisonment for
debt NJ. Bara Minister of Justice, has rendered his
resignation to the King. He is urged to remain in
Office but refuses to do So unless the Senate is dis
solved.
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This celebrated locomotive, which gained tht

This celebrated locomotive, which gained the
highest prize In the Paris Exposition of 1867 aud which
acknowledged by manufacturers 10 be the most snpcro
piece OF work Of its kind yet produced in this county
has been purchased by the Chicago, Rock Island anu
chc Railroad Company. and Will be first used upon hn
excursion trip this week 10 naugurae the opening oi t o
road between Chicago and Council Bluffs 5heo t' ,ho
turn from FRANCE. tho America has renAlne@ ~ S
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EXTENSIVE FIRE.

PITTSBURGH, Penn, May 0.-On Saturday
night re occurred at MeKecsport near this city ana
destroyed square Of the business portion OF TIC t3%n
sbe 6r hogan IN n stable bclon glng 20 the Natl0hA
iIotei owned by John Wolf, Tho hotel. Dr. kuhhs
residence Hil's drug store, Scybods hardware store
and rosideuce were entirely destroyed. INC lOsS 10
astin1 nfcd al 900 900; insured for $1,000.
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GERMANY.

A CONGRESS OF PROTEsTANTs.
BERLIN. May "a Congress of German Protestants
is TO meet at Worms Oh the 3ls of May. The object
of the meeting is to consider and frame reply to the
recent appeal OF the Pope to Protestants
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TIE SrATE or TRADE.
LATFST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
WRsT INDIA MARKETS

FRASEyoRT May 9ESennE States bonds partially
e be ar~r during day and closed h S5 Tor the issue OF s
IRASKynRr May 9Uned States HTsTWeaty bOods are qaote
| TO-DAY al 84l for tue Of 1854
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

Missisquoi Spring Wnter.-Ths only known remedy foe
Cancer and all diseases Of tie hdHevA Sold crugsA Depot
No. College Place, New York
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

Eastman College Graduates and former Studcuts
will their Address Prof BAsrzAs.
POUgkeePs and they will hear something to their advantage
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

bell FOlger Thayer. and others, who worked actively
and efectually for this measure. Yours IN haste
AI6anU, May T. 1869.
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MUSIC.
THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.

The sixth and last of this seasons Philhar-
monte Concerts took paoe the Academy Of Music on
Saturday evening. The programme was musleally the
weakest Of the series but the was something
even TO remember Three quarters of an hour before the
performance began every seat occupied and thence
forward until O'Clock the jam in the ases and lobbies
grew every minutes thicker and thicker The following
was the programme:
T.
Overture Iphgenia
piano. major beethoven
Mr. Charles n. Jarvis
n.
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Soiloauy by nr Edwin Booth.
Chorus quaette and solos By the Lederkranz Society
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Sp,tiaI gOtit,s.

Sptual SoIltfs.
First Assembly District Union Republican Associations
No. i55 Tf5aii FaIS Ssi s fs 0SD1 s1sa0s May 5
%s TSss N Ts s.HSA Hnarr Secretaries hN'N' Fisot
Ninth Assembly Union Republican AssOcatiOS A
meeting o The ,oSSs %eSSY EyRSS MS o les 81 oe
aIS coEsLsr s6er Gko KBYsRR Pressu.
AsSs@by pIsrieA 70 Sss9E e o. The HS:s1S: he
report Ofthe Central COani!tes and traneSo Of 69lIA
Jony KrLE Sec
There will be-
FREE TRADE MASS MEETING
COOPER INSTITUTE on
MONDAY EVENING, Nay 10,
s5 y ~.
Addresses sill be dslveFedb By
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
EDWARD ATKINSON
Millions Government. not ore e--; fr MonoposiA
James FarGan VII IL ds'sE " sSS @ SsST % r.ss SSs
hI hstse.n sT'h aud SeTn1SAys & on d MOND4t A'hNN"
HDyERTfsE ~ ffIk atiSGY wiio'
puLnlcafs fi'Is'fifn fHILIiPs' I iSs' Pobl.s.r.
gii 1 e.. S.:n fs largely :Gna ~ I .d p
medium Of communication with s t:''10 W'iSIu lS- A0a
THE wHie . published both daily and weekly is inssAi
.. pss fCom%sre, New, ha,nsau .npox
;Sr .SS ,' py s sSS $ soSs 81 Louis Il d: city
and So;ss EsaS1:s ne. A ~.
erected .ssas The 1:S [G.d ST .sI 1i' m sSssd b res
rails buf sir.a.'G2 is distributed A' sSS.as '0fI:
l3':Asso, ao1Sn haIsS PIE M.soa
H,oSssousnS CsrI suhran Adr. KnoI Lewis Lina AAeOz
sbsSy AarlOa Monroe, LlvngsiOu, Chantou, erundy
TTI TSHsGcas Fl :isPf Pas raS s'Ssi Say wig Qus
hnnpp's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS
f,r making
ROOT BEER.
Root Beer Manufc,ure Druggists CoHeOaer viii fri n
their advantage 10 uslnE this extract slsags hsa
cheap wIoons and aasa,oFsd bee beer: bs. Gao be ''''
e ;s AMI 81 s.O one gallon cat. ks 10.
PULL DIRECTIONS BoTTLRa,4cAN. For .ale by p
kSARp Co. sSis PToprs9Is No. 81 -. Isa p.t , q i,t
in the Uuitrd states aud canada
puRpEs rHR BLOOD d 6TRss scRopuLA and al chu
diseases Of the Blood Liver and Kdnels Rcmmsnded e he A
Ofymsr,Olo see eo,al1i: Ag,as. for t' ysa
placs, Baltimore, Nd For sale 6y. -.
'0''' = 40 Il P.rs.rOr Ss.Yert,
Notice.An aOunrd meeting Of the Creditors Of IT. ~
Co.. will be hsdat the oece Of iowpsend MoFtln, S No.
Dusnest, on MONDAY aeTi, the lOih insiaui a. >
receive the report Of the COMMITTEE i we Chairman
JANE, R coRDxER, secreaTr. .-.5-.,.,,- =.
The Members of the New-York Harmonic zoe osoa.
MESSIAH or to Be e ~: 5assd k5sad for so Ssi
MONDAY EVENING as the TICKETS vi" iYERs seesta
r. fSRoSals Ss S siiffs
FssSiis's FsSSSld, Of isaI' ifaR aHd @
walter Grape Vines b 5 goo. S: 0s s TO- TO- Is'S.s % s @ % Sas
one ,r,T oli fprlee according 20 slsi ~ - ' " '
stamp f,r ereaa1'
-aIJ,a Chairs, from $50 TO $40 or
Lnvaas ne Lsn Of tho hands eau pppe and guide shs~
door use Ap s hsAs child Of Eve years push
Having avas carriages 20 order STATE and sead
Sp for eireui5r STEPHEN w SMITH, No. " NanAmsS " l.
Wendell Phillips,
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
STElNWAY HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY H.
Tfekeis, including reserved seat Ffty Cents
ISee Lectures aud MeeungS"
Farniurc.-soaelhing NeuA patent eHcuson soFA BID
SfgAD D. tn ornament any paTlOr.
Amiiy-sL
Roots Shoes.-The largest assortment. tie st HhhA
EST most durable aSd fashionable az CAARpss. ~ kShhs-
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth fEI
name aud address.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-13
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT

To the Honorable the Board of County Commits
sioner of Ormsby County, Nevada.
The County Auditor has the f"nnr to make tn,
following report As showing the fiscal affairs +"
the count, for the six months ending with the
3lst December, 1865.
The general assessment for the year 1865 as
equallzed, show the following result;
Va ne Of Res, Essate......... SSH ,Go2
:. improvements on
Property Of others. 1870
Value OF Personal Property itt,5lo
Total valuation. 81, $50, 170
And the taxes thereon were
For State purposes ....s 1852 l6
:" County 90 .....-.... 20. IS az
% Fire Department tax 1910 s1It
$50, e62 49,
When the Delinquent Tax List Of 1865 wa
turned this Office by :le eN ofhci" lax lie
celver, the amount reported Thereby to Toe dHc
were
Tax '.........,.. 1920 32rt
For Fire Department Tax Zo+,o9t2
Total taxes unpaid......... s4,524 1124
,her.op. 452 II
Total tax and delinITenCies
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Total receiots by Treasurer So, ol2 =

The withholding of these sums from aQportion-
mcnt at the present time by the Audit T n"cessa-
rialy produces deficiencies in the Treasures and
Auditor books to the apo ti0nmcnts. and as
to the balan es in the several funds. for the first
time since thew have been in office but these dis
crepancies will cease and the books Of the two Of
c-s will be maze To agree again. Sc soon as an ap-
portinnment Of these payments can be naie, III
accordance to the sources from viii h the funds
were actually derived and the necessary entries
be made in the books Of both Offices. The diff
Guilty originates entirely ont Of the want # 4
proper 81 ciiication If the different stIrces from
which the funds were derived. ut the time ths
pavments were made: there not being the least
reason for surprising that the late District Attols
ney has not pad over every cent Of the money for
VIII: ch he is accountable.
The moneys received ny the TrC asure-, eSclu-
Sivo ef the 81 .0S2 81 before mentioned, being
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NorlcE.-We have the best Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fre-proof. and are now
prepared to receive . limited amount Of Merchant
Use. Flour or Barley storage 1t reasonskls
rates. All goods delivered in - good order
when received. MASON Hu1T.
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,,nnmni.i from the private prescriptions of DIR.
Yonn. have now obtained most extended popr
l.rity, AMI are correctly viewed t" lie the safest
and sure.t remedies for the com ltin.s for which
they are applied The constantly aocruins testi
n,nials of their efficacy declared them To be pre-
.minentlv superior IL their action.
n, Iaiv should he without these Een"rafing
Accents, None genuine unless procured az Thu
Office Sent by IN all OF Express tcany part OF the
State.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
n Z. Y A ID A..


Wash nGToN. Nor 80. 1855.
Pr OpoSalS will lee received at the Contract Office
n this Department until : u CT IL T. u. Of Feb
| rua.y 81. iSGa, Ito re decided by March s.. FIR
cary ny III mails of ine United States fr In july
|. 1863 I" june 50, 1870, on the following routes
i'll the Stat. a., f NrvaIa:
And tn" schedule of departures and arrivals
herein specified viz:
lt4&S- From .,ustn White Pine, [nU cfiicej, 10
mile and hdt k. once week.
lie we Au>tin Nrnday AT A. NJ.
Arrive AT White Pine " e,iue~tiay at ! 7. VI.
Leave White Pine Thursday al A VI.
AIrvr AT Austin saturday ~ Z NJ
lG+H-trum " ilingfun. by Fine Gr'He n =.
AMI Washington. IL Aur IA, - nit AID
back. once week.
4 cd"I- To state distance and prop Sc a sch'd
Ule departures d iIIrlVHl.
l64+o rom AuIoin, by Ma>"n'> Ranch IN. '..)
and Fort ,huIchiI N. I" lower crossing
of TrECke- rvey, III Ndsh"c County. --
miles and b. OK. once We, k
liador> 10 stale distance and propose a scic1-
"le Of departures ana arrivals
lCi-l-F From ituby Valley To- Camp HallrCk, -
miles and back. once a week.
Leave Ruiy Valley MONDAY at S A. NJ.
Aur,r At Camp iia,lcck Wednesday by . /. VI
Lcivc Camp ilaltck ThHr-'!ay Al 4. NJ
AnI7rat Euly Valley SalurcaN hN t i. NJ.
lS+42-tr'm saltwater /" WadsW"rjh, IS mics
ana back. cnCe a week.
Leave ; illwater fr.day AT G : ".
Arrive At adswurth 10y l.. VI.
Lave @adsw"rfh Saturday at A. n.
Arrive at saltwater ty : T. u.
lf4+3-frum Virginia tily to Carson City, Is
mic, and back. >iN Times It week
Leave Virgin. Ci;y daily, except SUNDAY at
A. NJ
Arrive at Carson City by I'm.
Lave Cas- n City daily, EXCEPT Sunday
7. VI.
Arrive at Virginia CITY bv5P VI.
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During the last six months there has ben trans
fcrrcI froI:i the General Fund to the ''pi-
trict Judges Salary Fund to make up deficiency
81 $40 it.
These apportienments added to the balances in
the var ,r,s funds on the LIST of July, Ices. have
made anpIic1ble to the paymeut of the Claims
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Tins leaving as due on the roll of ISi,S ilciuG-
Ing the additional 10 per cent. on the Delinquency
only s., 9%9 n4i1 and being result most credit
able To the prnmptitudc If the tax payers 81 the
county.
since the 3oth June, 1865. the County Treas
urer his received Il following sums from hss v
-ral sources If Revenue, appears by hi. ecelpts
file:
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PRIVATE DISEASES

n Males and irregularities IN Feinalesire the Grea
,le,tr ,vers of health. They iu-iduIsiy attack the
system. AMI gradually undermine and destroy il
rhey drive the bi fro,n the cheek, the lu,tre
.r,,In the, eye. the strength and yi.or from he
fame they si"e puny diseased offspring, and
,i,.,;i through successive gene aiiors. the 81
man The III ,rkI be i'll >crofull, Con
sumption, Cnpples, the Id otc, the PaTa ytic the
Insane.
There is no more terrible scnurge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the centam-
,.;ion Veneri,l Poison. The niidest forms, by re-
-r..trny t. the blood holt ever over the allie
ted the sword of destruction that il liable at any
moment TO fall anI biisht-iO utterly des;rvy-a.l
earthly hopes.
MEDIC Al ENEMY To man. mining with the
Sen.rial doubles his dangers. Those who have
I,eeu treated with that pernlcuu- VI N F.RAL Pol
son are Ii II cured the disease h oniy assumed
= new FORM .
NOrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
.;h,t leaves the poison to crawl through the sys-
, IN eating its way into tn" tissues AMI organs
t,e,th he apparently >no''t tn surf &C to burst
mn in thu, future with a viruencr that will battle
the effects of me iicine When Perfect CURES can
~. obtained by consulting ply stefan, whom long
practice AMI thorough investigation into the c.uos
=. diseases oil the UNNAHf ORGANS. enable to
t.-.rnin. at once the c;ti>e Of the disease.
In all Diseases entrusted To the b~t"r care:
TERFECr SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CURES,
In all Cases Cures Guaranteed.
In SyrhiIis and its aijuI.cts, Gonnorrhoe:t and
.,n,,,uyiag diseases; IN all disorders of the Bad
,i,r kidneys and p,'>t.ite; SimiIIil Weakness;
disease. Of the Heart and lnls; Dyspepsia; lnll-
r,,,tiou IInpotency; Incl ,icut Consumption. and
al iii ,,,es of the uutry organs in either sex, cure
.i,s,ys warr.,n led or No PA required,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-13
.,,uIs ATEDIN sTITUTE

has enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted
success of eighteen years, aud has become of
the IN ,st celebrated Institutes 81 the age.
The great number actually received an cured
,l,c- II in point of number of patients among the
vry trst Of the world and the oi its treat
rna,,t second to none.