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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-03-17

The reputation this eX-
cellcnt medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Invcteratc
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were ag-
gravated by the scroiu.
lous contamination until
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-03-17
NEW $50 GOLD LOAN
Safe T! Profitable ! Permanent!
JAY COOKE & CO.

OFFER ron SALE AT PAR AND AccuuED INTEREST THE
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds
OF THE
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
C,pEI'Ea' ADDEE SEC.

To ne Tditor Of Thr Tri6nnt.
SIR: Postnlast, r-Gcntral CrcswcllS order for
h;,uo ,,rr,,rs s.uing hofay addresses and soliciting
,.,trution, il tiucIy never cOniI see any proIrciy
III any class of men boys being rccoshA' At hoi"y
tiuc, i, ri Of cuinatlzcd hcGgars. ard The eva has
hecn c,rrird f., an extent that amounts 70 positive
puov.nce and il I. time was stopped. man wants
IN .et . ,os. as lettc.carricr; he butt"nholcs his
friends I'm every corner for their influence he wants the
Office soI,ts IL for the VI the salary Le G'ts IL
Il, delivers the pcopc their letters Just a. the rules oil
the 10. office require aud he could M retain II Il day
he did Mt The people pay him for doing IL through their
agency the uost-occ and he has no bnsiuess 10 IN beg
gur of them every time the season seems to MN 10 iu
Mi, tho .xcu,e IA the pay not satisfactory lei nm
leave the uace and hundred men Will jump " HI IT,
The same fu substance may be said OF nremeh ana
policcmeu who are IN the habit OF hruuhs os uekes
under our noses They are paid by the people ior teir
scryices aud If the pay don't s,nt tnei s. III. 10
out But IN all conscience let tDcn % and cravsniw iea
their employers the public. by mean anu mi & o5
rny ltor money to pay for GOOD time =. ., 1ar
non. "A target excursion, N some o'n'' "''h"''
which they would better on withous o.rr,.,s, a.
dresses subscrbe for paper pay extra ,I "t T. iIs
nriuy delivered to my house. The man VINO seIis "a
me IL glad sell at the price pay .nr ~ do ~ Az
partes are satise Now what right ha. sitnsI one % OF
,ir three to 20 the other and demnnu " don.inn
thrustng address under tne ho m ,hev pretend to
s.i Whs right have they TO denmna ahy S"nny M
agree to supply tho paper every Sh 20 demand any
at gwen price Have s"y nsr.ry Is between tie
ir and carrier aud that price. TO me- ns y, h
the price pay Why should my door.oc and T New Years
door n dozen times every Chrhnas sn mnot az. wi,v
Day to anSwera call To pay inoITs ITsrxsrIpEK REApEE
| NeG yorL, Nov. 20. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
to prevent young graduates from going into the
practice.
The trial went on slowly to-day and the general ult
will not pe reached for several dayI
TIE PERILS or FOURTH-AVE.

ENGINEER HAswELL RECOMMENDS A LOWER
GRADE AND TIE CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGES.
At the meeting Of the Board of Health yes
day. the following report on the Union Depot was re-
fcrrcd tho Sanitary Committee with directions 10 con-
suit with the officer OF the railroads:
BrKHAu o. SASiIAKI DETECTION. Nov q. 1871.
To Board Of Hean.
Having already ardcd a, the l.
meeting respecting tie danger lie between Forty
fnh Hv fourth STA. herewith presented re ort npou the edy
suggested BY The Engineer Of the Board which fully eoeur
personal examination With hin A. Necessary the Mayor and
Commonay of this city hou auhor,e this alteration Of the erse Of
the avnre and nnens streets respectfully
Boar Health Mayor the passage
OF tie necessary ordinance granting Railroad Companies
interested " male The excavation sufGet and sr the Of
ectDg streets TIE necessities the alterations. throw
bridges Scoss Fouhsve the enic thereof
Railroad Companies hOLEAr NORRIS City SANITARY Inspector
H. compliance With you reqet have VISITED examined road,
oi the NewYok AMI Harlem within the limits of the city
ard over which are the anI OF the Newen tie Hudson and
he Central R"aGs and submit the ioloaug From
mating Forty condst dgped comba Of
these rosd' there AMI m h,
daily and added to tins the the
local removal Of tie can by the agency
tie! ttrn'd the result Of Sbrh GoEng
mot's and cars the the within
depot in fourthave from For; 6h Fteta s Uuder cond
Ton Of cesuh VI tlis avenue and OF Sscen portions Of tie
traas7tse streets. the 4Lsit OF vAce or pssse gers
uIon Fourti-ave, from abou, Fly
sconds's not .ony actually olsueed greater
poron Of the day but lively hfe ard limb al
umrs manifest drI
eoered tie necessity of faaa action " ,acas ost AID
chains foh For,rh. For,y-ernth ,nd Forty eighth
thus actually arrsiay travel through except
times the person charge Of Le'e oJeuOa' decide 10 be safe
o. ff'e the night of avel through ee fes subject The
q the srat the pe.rgc of
,eairr A. the Of the night
certain portion Of forhave and lay such Iuer Of tracks
as ;Aerr eon'cr'ace may lcse lot 10 te quer-
toLrl ~ c'c',t"i By W hs'e 10 ecnfne
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
LoHi.T luLLlE.. ANo TIE NLT-EOY-

- = y
The ncwanOys, bootb.acks, and Other home
id. a.. prbNIl i ior by the Chdrrns Ari so
cicy AZ Tie Kivngto-st INd ;iAc lIouac, generously
contributed SIC in aid Of the sufferers from the Chicago
fire. Thi- money sent to Mr.. Williams, President Of
the Metropolitan Bank and forwarded by hnn 10 the
Rev IDln tOIlvcr who acHn0wIt its rec, p Ia tc
following cILI4CtcrIstc l,itcr:
CuIctGo. Nov. l.. 1871.
T0ts Trls ~ N" Ri HGor ST. Loi1ing HoH,c:
Ny Uit:. 'I'O">. NoIT = eat !rirId lII aluc, NJ.
Wi"H:l-. IA e"n' '"ra "t'rr 'rof Nr. Cii~, win on"
from IN" 80 you gave - help 'nitTKo out
Co. lis f.it ,..u Vi.ir ais 20 t,i.ta yuL fOI What
vo. have, ioic right ~ INV hearto tell you HAT
i'uik Your ,ub>criptIon il one of the grinit st
tnat a., eve. made for any thing because you must
have ittIc 10 sI,.!c ana wir lrFcr yoi get
iutI a NJ I.Hca t'IS WINTER. want lOn
~ feel tha vnu hav hr1rd sorr lorr fellow rf ot
tg ter. Now. 1 via 'cll you wha | mean tn d" "th
g.. i..H,.. - 80 l,,p - "a. - .tcl.. "pd Ni'i
..v"r ns .n.- y l.'o. see M" TO- or !ir tn X
l,cu- Il. lar. WIi oh" of fuhrS to We th"in
,lc -.a j.. ac .i.-i - AZ Civc il - the rrht
Thu r,aily need A. .ld Mt To tlI"Sc
who ar ,.t:rui.a-. -'UH. il &c I" uc dt"n A. nv, II
am ~ 4" ~ aud rcn"nbrr II You hav" ever
taken an fellow n II Tuh hasr, you must consider
A'd ~ Nnr t! ,l,c- fpr Vrur isd '"1rt@ .ri iir
way ,od pGt Ia; ads .cvp doHn ln;" 'oIr 80 k"i+
.... .....- t.aI-. T.. ....:: CpitiiH.
IT,. i.,s r1pt - prta"!.I..- J ne II Iiuei
,..... III Ha r.,s. I"..J. ~"'.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
TIEE N W.T. IiO, rTON -

4 igc, t..Ily yesterday Oh the tl.ir'l floor Of
No. ~. M,s, IIoUsto-s cNt ated 10 the fourth n0ur
and c.Ilsci cosIdcTaoIct an. -. TAo ot tn, ,nird
and the cntIr fourth iioor were occupied b. Hiram
.>napp, uJnu:aciurei OF nocX-DcGs. Loss, ii5cJ in
sircd $-UJ by the Iycoiu; lid Narya-au>eIt Com
panl. r., ff.n; OF the t..l ipog uccupItd 10y G..
.trlu, miuuiAt tL;tr OF cID net Loss stock,
$500; I-urUd FOR $3.50 by the Aldo ,',,up.ry Tie
second foor o'"Gpicd bv X rIs Tuuul, dealers
hardwood nIo,,iIE, Loss. 500: Insured !or SIC
Tic first ioCr aud hast 1t occupied y y. St:Ar.
box .tuuiaCturrr Loss. Schb: isurcd Or SjU
The hud.ng owned 10y J. j. NH unn II damaged 5000;
iu,Illod Tor S-Ut. The lire rsultrd from friction ~
machinery. and caused by the ctr'"ssn'-s oI aI
rIuplOye ~ feeding rags In picker
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

That .nc locomotivc is an absolute pre-
rqu; o., t8,'CuP development q! INLAND drIicnl'
tarsl wcti n j. ,uw EII, cr.nllS conceded htw" HE
hlatt' ,iiip & poris ~ IcorIa and Rock ISaud m
hhhoIs .trugi airtch Of 91 miles, OF Hb' Ii 0hlV
o tef,ua, luri"r- have been able hilbert" I" avail
tbeur,- ad q,,'c railway faci'tics. These inland
s""b'hs bay; ana iId!f oi nhpi"'rh i'l'I- .!
sh qbaV H.Ir arr three hundred thousand "rics o
corn and equal hIc3itI Of prairie Gown 10 "n'at ana
vs1e pruu''., willie Cdtt!C are idbcd Dt 'ht bucI'
.o"CSatd. asd Lua>'s, hogs, ana sheep III vt
krcAt"r mIuitaTs. Tho 'nt,rtri>in| FARMERS Oh
stAik, Hcnr!. aid other intervening coui
ps have sll@crhed freely 10 the Nt~k
VI The Pf Uia aud ltek Island Railway which 'lc JHlt
W uh !eai hds been runLlng is traDh over uat fch
lhtervai OF Ti,.rlc.
Da one great source O Industrial strength, and coal
VAn""' A'"lu many IIlee ~ LOrs crIiagt. In thest
counls "Le com ahd heat iisV Ell ~ golden hJrIcss
W u' ." "f oi lli" husbahdiu,.n, are iIilmen-r and
mohI iihlN Inh BEDS o! buininous c,.,l aluOuntiUg
pfoI "''bf lis 'ei 10 .2UtGOJ tuns Of work sable
0S iaScir. IL!s Ndsl Mass OF carbouif ron, ,fpO-it
source oI lihLFHhe wealth, when iuarksttIr the pro
lrIeofr oi th' ands have hatuiui!y vslc, Ia uIaI
thfiis, iN't Of. aid The new line i.ivu.u Peoria
and I1fk lr'ard VIII eLablc then, ia du q, The
kAsigtre oil tee TdliIo1d wish Ia ucnn.r THEN .uujp
beni< 10 meet hc dh.inCS of taci r;pluly IN, r,a,lnp
teAI bUsJb' -, aud L. t'COI'.sL tnis tLcy r, ,, ,
subg u" h"'tcGS Of Tie snail ainOunt o n ~ n, o,rc
even pei cent rOid hOIIds recently ISSUED ri PENN,
40 ksk lsa!d Load sialt- ~tb Vac; h,c a i0, "a
connie ted al IT. iCIILlI by tUInleu q OF cam, mo,
roa1s WIN IhGIaLAIOils dhG - Pau.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
LIt H.lkD ". <NIIH.


>,R. IT. hose da>s. when 10 hold Office is to- T.,
en- =. ~, =; nm, : = " .,.~,.',' - li,, ,'.r. ,,t
sa '' - VI ~ - e, InHSn in'
ian io...@ " eniih. rn,.,d I.a.,s' InGL.n
o.. 80; '.; r,;i 49, a sir"rdi!te and acttr.
ws,d ir.slwa, as the mos, ci,cicnt pcr,oi,,
,., > H. ne ~ ,J i 10 aamd II wa. VI ,' D
~ -. - ~ ,.' O." ~ - 49, ."o "a, ~ r',,,.Ir l., T l.,
r., .rq'.ar,ioAs with ~ N0vcruinc,t and
VII, te Indians iie accuracy ana honesty were IN.
"' i ~ go, " '',,, M ,,.i, that I. 1rtv
" w. Tr ~ :.Il" t. tar iI..'lt -'rI,c
TIA; 10 nc~tv ~ n" kc 70 ,iu h,vnrN h.S ry
na., i e. man :u /" Ia, t.,i>t ..Gi tnc r>,j.ou
h. lid s,:,!i,d Iuu1c Scv.Ial i,,ad io,l - .pl,
scarcely eucr-cd from t4r'i;',ui. W" il the
rrIx 10 t.t Iu,,,rr ana f,itr Ne, NM
.xi-i.n 80 ~. irAo.p;..a, w'id> " Nortncrr NJ III
cln ui .o,siu. some Of them HI the early da Of
,I:. ." Wr ~ wo..d ,ou mt" Il, ~! u.'n'. w!:.'Lc
fr,>l - AIvs of.i" sin1I lnd III v07ds = a" upon
,n M ru, - .le ".,,. d.,, .i M, c.r,r. .nd tie
Inv: ,r ~ "a ..r COZ :'i g: ~ !,E i..:.A-, i""
n.a:, =. p Is j" - - 'esr"~ nr. to =, ,'e-r}
H.. e,,l, o, :.; t.>t ., that Mr. n4.tAIi.r
ti - - .t t..i.- ..~ - 4, ...:c,r. io'-,.~
uhsf, -s" :.ft I:t, 90 '.'..-~ ~ nov LH.,:s.ohd
boz cr,t ..n.o tDl, iac io lin. Tic poor '.,i u.
pl4l o.. .-..' 81 .'....i- i..l" t...-y .t:I'u'.
thea ! t..Ir .',"v .Nc ~'r-l - I'l't
doi,iu. e.. Nl.-,.,i ,iI tAr contrary b. stree -
gu..I a. -... B.. g. - tt,ry an..." q. ,l.4. l.: =
t'b - a. go. r '''. - ~ " 80 - 80" :. ~ A.
neal devised tr u. r. ":u, til'n 'HTS'. 'A"n' al d
tni .... 49,, ....lI IA. IA t.c W. ..
hn,t.t e.. .t.t :, l H., t,Ati.l, =, Uf Cti .y ict
vh.,. W. i..t. .rd manly.
Id,.. -. ,o,,,a ~.,ui 20 ryacce- t. NJ. Su,'''-
'it'- i.' ,h.i' W '-;H, .. .'".i'' -. q ,"'
t.. : .' ..... q. .,I'no' l vAolL'E ','!.
Ti' g: O. ...- l. r. u; ..'i a thc O. OF l"t;'>
dL'a- 't e" - %! D. 'i''!' Ar "'ii""' "'
g.. - e., i... ..... t..,. L.. '.i". ~ tr G-io-
..i.'' %" 't.r'., ct = 'iri M 80 ir,- ,rd -
pa '..' .. r,r' i.', "i D. L,a'-' '"v" ,aaiu, -
.l- ..' Ld 't.. l..'I - t!'- PM 80 me
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
MILIIIAMAN lN LUDLOW-~T. JLII.

John A. lrandall was Il mcmbcr, IL loo. o1
the .tn Ergiicu whch in September Of that year, was
consolidated with the st. Under the Idic oi thr latter
trlu.ll! reported for duty, AID arrtpcd IN "rterf"r
uniform and clupHc:'s. hut was as"n from three
pdrlics II July and Autt last and oh DcIb@ suihl!.'i
aiJn.ir before Niuf E,!ii>un, Is court martial u"
claimed the had jur.-ilrt"n over mn, ~
he NIIbrr IL the lr~iiuri' had Lc'rf =" N't
:ic bi aVs. hrlcV!c ot di'iih' 10 H. Laws.
AID in default Of t wa s..i.
Ia uIIow II. JAM wLtc hr IA s.ic' re-
malHcd. YcrtcrdIy J. l. Hatch IA t." Supr'n" curt
brIu, Jyd.c BrLuy, made - motion ior As dst.!i5t
on i VIII OF nshras CoGpn-, toLt'..!S 'Nit
Tho warrant wa- d"trrfNr m'an>c h"lnE dlr'u
The 0,,i Ii,.Hrr there Wds 40 fci"r r. It"al,
i... IL ,hr IND, -Cirht li.S tAtf 'ri Is eau
Il "rr. go" NJ. Sch .ri!I. n" ! i-"-. .lVO, d.r.
.ia;rd i.li III" fc!aor undoubtedly an" t. , tr
nae pad :l5 WcGA Tor board 1T t!r pi! GA ana
,OuH-t lee. JiuEt EriJ after rcnHusl"g t.'t th'
.u! :l. Il l. :UTri..I'd > tr: L,. iirH",
that the provided that dis hirCr mi ~ Dt
sitLitd by D.ysIOI- / UIniIandtr UPON ~" iI't III
..l-i ui ia. I..- % tc lrIsnatr 10 IN a. .
Tar ad-" thcn pIit of thc uuil Fra'. !""I ",l
H.. to apply 10 the DIN 10. 'OhIt- ~" l.
(i,. S.li.rr, tor tac discharge of CrLhdlI.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
TIE MCADAM WILL CASE.
The Hugh McAdam will ease ear

The Hugh Nc \dam VIII case came mp be-
fore surrogate liGtch,ncs, yesterday. Mr.. Nc NGtin.
who resided AT No. 80 Wet FOrtrt.->t died July Il,
IeGc lo y.: property valued at about pt" The viii
Ienuc.hc- life interest TIC estate to -" willow. bnt
after death almost The entire pIOiEf'y COS 10 thc
kuInan Catholic Orphan As iL, t.e HJus,' OF the Good
Shepherd, and tie Church of the io! cross For some
time after the death OF Mr.. NrAda II wis suppO-ei tina:
he q ed iItr-tc after the dca:h of Dr. JOu BrIfN,
Mr.. McAda'r dlr:l n'Ni.er. document WIS "scot-
,le among papers W.,h pToIcd 10 De hir hcA im'
w. II Ul1 IL ii-t declared tn hr 'or"rrv hui l's
giriueucrs c+nIi'hr ana II - ho| contested on
,l., f.uilI t.l .UlttIUa Ot ,lic ht~ h.CL iE-
LISA r. :f..I . fnOrc t.an hilf a.. H. - t'c
To- ,.ri .n.r ins,.i,u. wic ANY E!; mr. rcit ives
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

INCRF 'SE OF SMAII-rOX-HEAITIi 'RFPbhT
The Board of Health received Il report, yes
trrday, from the Sanitary Committee with an
accuInpai yinc map, designating: iarSc nu!nh"r 81!
streets witch are imperircy cr:ned Il was asserted
th. C,rtar sIl Ken loe ii.,d W.h rubbish, and
that lr: quaui.tI ~ garbage were thrown lnto The
river Sips II was directed that copy q. the report
should ha sent TO the Street Cleaning Comni5r on.
The Sanitary Inspector reported that tie
nyc-,tpry wooden tenement, Nos. 3, :.
and Q Mulb,rry-st., WIS unit Tor hab.ti'. ."n.
II was ili~ly damaged hv r' lat sunday, and hts
10 .cl~. I: j. 90 hy 20 f,ct and ~ t'r, hcfT "N
flnO;s. and arcOnU dates 40 families. IN" dt an Lite
past br - IN l,OUJ. IL" OW ' - r. ter
Du.au oi 10 ~ W,st TWri't -foNrtA--i T." HL iu-
"lf'"I Il t. u" vacated N De-. - II" fn' b.
cliirttitc stat Gscs OF conaloU> uI,ca"t> were .'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23


TIE PUBLIC SCHOOIS-SUPEEINTENDE KID
DIES REPORT
The Superintendent of Schools made The fol-
lowing report 10 the Board Of Public Instruction ycster'
day:
IN ~ ] c. % 5,2 rG os.. .y Wv Te'S Nov m
~ GcSTts-ES & = b. y.g 5% ID ~ s 'e' @ s 3s sp
auce 1910; month the number va.
III 81 .td t 'y.rare air'.ac. ~ % sn u M
, se sags s & 90 a' hs. n,e & .n sia and 10 ao
mo % ' s me , .. Sa, .co n sni 20 rom ap IT.
mat: an s", Tie nye' Of da i'.; b ~e 'o: e o.
OF lse by AMI th 'umh' Z
tac,'s nS" sey.t. an,-' - L., --!' Wa " 10 ""''
saln e.l The ,nton Of he war"f o,v ="
ins of i,sng the .cso.r p,I'irrI;ry o. srny day. L. '-
y m oa ,qcS dav A. he ~ sccm. r'1ur .osl
sessions of there is n,d q sel' RAJ ru' by ""ea in
ssa uy ,e regulated Under al he Taoa' ~ GIees o.
Snc. b,: rpor, undersigned gh ii. asn' h. y'ei ,Hi
Inspected E"s on soar! he scholastic " cur a ~ IA ;
~. >, two divisions hotic .ra...r .r,.a, All "a. lttv
an, L., scAoyi a. ,iclea; as se s.er cr Tie a
i.a"a rrr., are all .u9-n.s dflnqatnt. a.sa,
G oe Two er f- de si .cccl re- % a t5S oa 0, ac
aa l,aa have a.o Iesn siiel and n,p-, l.e' so@'
SCHOOLS. -.,n the keeping and d'9c;ve4
e., sl e ear en!nr Se}. 2'I
cf n aa isGgG; The year ca 1e>e
gr -' 30 E. ts Ga q csra, a, nca S .T IN Hs:i e s l% en-
La y,iu! iui ne '.o"s schools: HV -
3 color q -, "'. N1t | D ants
OF Board 10 the nsuH 1'1 and
tOn Of irn1fy -cLoi NO Il AZ q" !" ~
The ocph! b. tis ool Is me ha'rn 1T 0i
it,lv cLirn
7 y~s hJ-ne and re proIUiv "l H.
,rgar rs. no: Uas,i, re'en B. the cotIui
o'asiou a. .iac Sora ~ tne 0' The 'e hr
up"Ad of ." ciil'ea IL ne Sc oo at pfr
o! aAoril. HENRY hDpfE nv Nnprr ntebi' A''
I.. Iu.,rd appointed joan r. Iuwu!ty fIct-P nt pal
OF CIR m",ar school No H. ard Mary sherwood VIC
Principal uf Primary School No II. The "onHricrttu
"i H.. subject ot amending Ia" cors" "i 'u'nS IA tt
-rho"!4 postponed 10 the isl cclinS OF the Bua.d
Iu JiilaTy
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

Lrmbr Of l'ar!riah refugees Aho v,r,
Oh ibe sie Oi ii' Con and who moI @, .,u
oon Lave Ia New YoIk, recently, and %, m ,,.
taurants, ha>np lost ali lay III. ,,u ant
IL n stated that There aIc only 2)0 genuine
Grtsss not tie t'ltc rot ia tiI> t.... r,,.,.t of
u"h bihv men Ui angie fcrtdn' cnga.'. in ia, lc,t
Gr iurruir. ke.riy L.Ii of "a 20 t a., a..
" AtDeDs BUeloD uust nDd lLis
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
propos.is.

AlMi B,iLDI>G. Co.sER GHTssr .y' Her fos 81
DnOpO.AJ.S, ip duplicate, vii oc r"c"vgd
nttl > . lock a. W LDH!. - ''' - s''
..- g.. %
- liia PORK. - +. NJ
1901 lac O. B-r sfs-.
500 its Ilims. suEarc-fed
.o'' l, Iir. Leaf
L. 20. ic,f SAO.u.
buls Pour
.J his Flo Ertr, Family
CGhii Beans =. II
:t.,'ll. Fi-e. I l-ohr1
.Ui'ib ts ofr. Rio. Green.
.ia' as. cot-.. JIya Gr 'r..
2rrar Sugar i"'o~ ,ilal 70 s.ra;s ~
$3.50 lO.. sugar "a, Lp,t
!tt II $ l.sr. Grf' i..:,l
$500 Jos.
5.GO gals. Ni1sgar.
o .as. te.l :, AGa
.tJtG .bL soap.
600 las. ~.
1850 iis. - pf"- b7rt.
Il, tsT. A.. l. 'or norm fhT '''F'S'''H
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

s e.: T:Ss's .ss s.s:. s:,. Fcs:s .ssS,sd L'1 n
R:, s,, y M.yy yyssss, HoTsi.: Poa ,s.ia = -F'' Son.
bng I,n, 'B Hansen. F4lAoa ''ni' T"''a'a
hasG ,a H.. o., Pcs Nj ln.sn ps''',.'~
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sehr. +. , s'a.tb. So, -, ."H. s.-net'rA
scar car s,l.s put;o-, ..~t, s.~afofI
Steamship Ta=r'o R',lo'' rsrnu' vH rio. art ?a,
W, $500 ~ "ei'' ~ G,,rcu. VAL, T to,
sDD or. 'Sf L,eryoo iOars. Calcutta Jp l.
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C.-rrI. schr, A'hr Irtn srd tor"NN". =" a., a"' g.
Thompson Jcon,,; t't ocean iioa@ to- D-'E ~ ''
Msyhower. for Key West.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Nov Ln' s'ss''N'H '-hr'"
Capt P,rry, Nog. II, tu-,L ~ - ttj 'h'
pr,.re led.
SOUTHAMPTON THE North Gerr-n IT, I'd 'u-h NJ
Capt OeDiorp from StS York Nov IL :Of 1'.A oF" VII
to-ay.
Nov. 2.-Thr Allan LIN" sea- = Atirtw 'r'
Ilrrher 0r L,ytrn,- . a
LlyRgTopt sos. The Allan Lar steam h' "r1.siAh = ~
sHI 80 - - fo'ly
H,y,S, NV. 12-ra- ssAuslp -s,Gn .i, s a"rnIs ron
New. York.
SPOKrV.
Franci. Jane from Rio Jero for Hampton Rl! ov % at
Is ~, lou. o. -.
fIor Lafcst ship Ners FiJM IUJrI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
print,ns.

CLOTE & JAMES, STATIONIPi, PRINT
~ ERS anl BLANK-.OOK MANUfAcr ais No. % tGtoIs:
BIASK BOOKS -. % aay paiU O0.eTs .o.".'c.
NEvN. ENrRDEIIs SONS. 10t fu,tOn-st.--
" LITilOGRAPnIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS -l4 LAnEL
II
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

The average lecture audience in New YORK
/. raid 10 be two or three ncwshoys fo"r pun.
deaf old lady II stranger who does not Know ~no'o 70 -
bali dozen reporters, aud the in The Union
rr. ,Irn Imr inducrirents ~ thir nors 1T, ~ rc,,ts
uho n... uUi 80 hIcvCd hIkh distinet @o" "'
t.,L
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

The rIrnOr that the Grand Duke Alexis pre-
FER, little 4 r. xerci>ny IA marvellous eject aoIG
ire stately Young Indies Of fashion, who knw king
the high their shoes. cschev g o ~ c"f~.
a.I otherwise desperately seeking 10 rc'nct t, II stature
wi,n the limits supposed approved 10y the coming
s,lou of ROYALTY.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
Jusuranrc Companies.

OFFICE op IviTED STATES Lire lSsvfATcr ..Sf
CRY OF SEwfoFK o.. '. -. ',
NOTICE is hereby given tl"t Jo~ilt \ l..
~ GATES orce II ,hi' Com a. ot ,ah"o!
JUnN r. Dewitt Pr,sl','
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
Eote!s.

HURON HOUSE, cor. 2Gtl-st. AID E:""d"aY,
Z j oLp..r St jan, ..e f.-L,,~!. a--..
Board -; Logns - erday families and ct sr's e'i'
I. : Y,o..r tc
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
DEPARTURE OF FOREfGN MANN.


THURSDAY. Me-, ~.
M. ior Euope ssn~ts~n AMI 'e"-i "'H = { - ~
B.rr,or ro,~ At Ma, Pirr 4.
n. K. sciosi At ! 20
supcnettar' NAL be With
aoubi~ posIsge.I
Nal. tor Thom,s he Argentine Republic Brazil &c Per
sh,p south Amsnea elose D. N.
FRIDAY NJ, -
Nail. Havana aud he 60, incs Morv Castle
tla~- al 3. -
sArURDAy Nov x
L,erl~e, Sesnsap tly of Bsssrs
..oss ), N Supplementary MAJ. Pier No. - y. H. -
closed 81 l:.O m IL,
A a-poted suprkp-ots' Ma, mu BE- prepaid "i'h
donbk postage.I a.
Mails for the States Br.ru-n per strsm.hp Wr~
rios~ u
Mails MeIo by the srshp City OF Mexico t"'e
G7pm.
sun 6:S Sun An Noon ~is'''.'' > u
oAr-A y
Hell 'Ae Fvrrr. Is
wATgk rais pAt ~
oil, HooL $40 tIov's sDd 'rF Wh "ar re'' '''
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
tto.:. N::.''.-

cwo,'a,fr ,:.ro' ts.,.-, r--r~. -1ini.'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

orpr op APPEAfs-AlsAvy Nov. 22Thr following u tie Ia
CairulAs for Nus. Nos 80 a. gal 81 Jd Az ilL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

THE PUBLIC SCHOOIG-SUPEEINTENDEN KID
DIES REPORT
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
,OrgT Cal hNpAkS-THl. DAI

,OCRT Cal hSDARS-THis DAI
1rty-ISGRaHAS p j.: BskSARp and
'''' CAspvlo j. J.-Opcls 1t l4
ly.. In the matter o G,oye ".
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
lTUTirr nj A+,h,NNENT.-Nv,'., i, hereby

~ esea IA. ti""A' H.,D h1 o., :! - Ia. 80 "n ihe
-! L- tn
mu. Dior u' "i -. 81 "i'tin
: uu o iis. III > JONI Assi
r,hto.. : J.. y" Il. III. No-slA I,aty
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-11
oar Mines.

from the 6. r. Ats. Thursday EVENING"
The stock market was quite strong
this morning under news from the
minss. The Belchsr telegram reports:
GGross yield, $313,640; expenses,
$93,OOOLproft, $220,640; average Of
ore, ga OF. South drift assays. $222;
Petaluma pulp, $ss. South drift looks
we'll; no change In southern cross-cut.
l think the lode In making to the
southwest stope looks as we'll as ever"
The Crown Point states: "Yester-
days assays nom east winze, l,lOo.foot
level, averaged $3.50; from south drift,
1,200-foot level, SO The ore In the
90O-foot level Is low1grade. For the
week ending November 9Th, 1,1H tons
OF ore were shipped to tho mills esti-
mated value. $50, 212 "a. Receipts for
October, $142, 000." Eureka Consol-
idated = The Lawton tunnel con-
tinues' In Iunequalled ore. Kentuck
Total receipts for October, $20,070
70. Meadow Valley-A dispatch Of
the 9Th says: "Have struck q fine
body of ore In the west drift, fourth
station, at No. 8, assaying over $500
per ton" The Superintendent Of the
Raymond & Ely is disposed to ridicule
the numerous shear" hoaxes put afloat
through brokers. He yesterday men,
toned that the litigation Of the famous
title suit was "not dangerous" To-day
he quietly finishes that and the horse
story as follows: "The mine looking
better. The horse Is dying in the
east WINE. 1 have affidavit from Mr..
Nell, Of No. 3, c~onfesslng abandon
ment Of claim" '.