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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25

UUMBOLDT.-We gleaut the following
items from the Silver State Of the 22d
instant:
Hay is selling at $40 per ton at pres
ent, but in all probability by the time
the new crop comes i'll it will advance
10 AT least so. The o of old
crop in hands Of ranchcr> Is quite
limited, and this years growth, along
the Hum.,oldt river, will, no doubt,
be greatly less than half the average
crop. J. Il. Fairbanks. whose ranch is
some ten miles east of WinnenUcca.
on the Humboldt river. heretofore
cutting from n to two hundred tons.
will cut none the present season. his
meadows hardly atforaing good pas
ttIraLe for stock. The mountain
crop. which Will be able to supply
home demand, al materially advanced
rates.
The Sheba mine, in Star District,
continues To show increased rich ore.
We were shown a specimen from it.
Il dav or two since, of very nearly pure
silver. This mine is now proven 10 be
of the mos valuable in the state.
and its lucky owners will ere long
realize handsomely from its embedded
treasure.
Judge &. c. Whitman will leave us
this afternoon for his home in Carson
City. The Judge is iavOrabIy i'm
pre- sed with the promising prospects
of our mines and especially the fam
Gus Arizona. in which he has the good
fortune of being interested.
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Mr.. Fairchild gives notice to the
citizens of Austin that If the ReyeiIle
Office is not sold by the first of August
he Will box it up and ship it away
The people Of that town have little re-
gard for their w interests in thus
n~eslectins to properly support their
only paper.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25

WoMAN's R1GHTs.-The census of
the population of Great Britain just
completed, shows a preponderance OF
females over males of 1865. Ii the
principle of the majority ruling were
carried out, women would at once have
their rights in Great Britain.
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= dispatch says on the agreement
mine ease, an order MAS made to refer
the whole issue TO Judge Curtis of
Boston, eX- Associate Justice OF the
Sapreme Cour5 OF the United States,
as referee. The Investigation Will
take place in October.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25

Senator John y. Logan, who has
been seriously i'll at his home in Car
boniale, H., is reported conyalescing.
He had fur severe hemorrhages from
his lungs, which completely Frustrated
him. .
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Charles II. Pettet, aged tweatytw w
years, was instantly killed i'll the New
York riot while looking at the process
sion. He was engaged to a Miss Ida
johnson, and was t. have been mar
ried i'll two weeks. She has become a
raving maniac.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25

The Democratic ratification meeting
in San Francisco on Saturday night is
reported a. one to: the largest and most
enthusiastic political meetings ever
held in that city. 1t was addressed
By Gov. Haight, Senator Ca>serly and
others.
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BORN.

MAUTE-In Carson. July u, To the wife
of \. Maute. Il daughter.
LENG-In Carson-July -, To the wife of
Jacob Levy, Il daughter. San Francisco
and New York papers please cUpy.I
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RENo.-From the State Journal we
clip the following:
Judge Harris has sentenced Young
Roberts. M of the SuSanVille stage
robbers. to ten yearS imprisonment in
the state Prison. towhich place Sheriff
Pe.g escorted him early in the week.
We have receiveda letter from 5. Il.
Hvers, stating that on Monday next he
and bis daughters (cblored) will leave
Sacramento for Nevada, with the in
tention OF giving Il series of concerts in
Gold Hill, Virginia and Carson. and
will perform i'll Reno on Saturday
evening next, the 29th instant.
The pla~tering of the NJ. Y. Church
is being done with dispatch. and in a
week or tive the building will be ready
for the holding of regular services.
The church will be provided with fine
cushioned seats.
Travel over Dyer's stage line. be
tween Reno and Carson. has increased
To such an extent as t. render it nece>-
sary 10 put on six horses instead Of
four. The increase is owing to a re-
duction Of fare to 50 50.
Efforts are hein. made to have Capt.
SiddOn> come as tar as Reno with his
gun Union BOY" when President
Grant and party arrive on their way 10
California, and give them a salute
while they remain here.
The first ties for the V. & 7. r. r.
arrived last Saturday from Verdi.
They'were furnished by J. 7. Foulk>.
It is said that the Chinese working
force on the Virginia and Trurkee
Railroad VIII soon be increased to
! 900.
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For ''LongfeIIOw." the Kentucky
race horse. SO, 900 has been offered its
owner, and refused.
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John B. Weller passed westward on
the carS ON Saturday Last.
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He Offers for Sale all his Real and
Personal Property.

sS-ALL ACCOUNTS not settled within twenty
days, a, also AL Real and Personal Property, W II
lie sold Al AUCTION. PARTIES Interested will
therefore please take notice. as there Will be no
exception 10 persons noI settling.
tar-on, July -, 1871 .iy25 I'm
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ELECTION NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THERE
~ will b. "A Special Election. held at the Stone
-chp,l house. in School District No. /. Urnsbv
county, Nevada, at Carson City, on
Monday, August IL, ISL.
For the purpose of raising Thirty five Hundred
Dollars, by direct taxation upon the property in
said District, which sum of Money is TO be used
in aid Of building IA Schorl-hnus- in said District.
Polls will be open at > o'clock p. IN. and hold
open until . p. m. of said day.
Form Of ballot: Tax, Yes" TAX, No."
Judges of Election: sam. C. Wright, Geo. W.
Chedic. Sam. d. King. Jr.
By order of the Board of Trustees, School Dis
trct Ne. l, Ormsby county. Nevada.
jy23-td S. IL. WRIGHT, Sec'y.
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NoTECE,


" t" leave this State within thirty DAYS. re-
quests all parties indebted IL him ~ the >azerac
vaioUc t. call and sett { within TWENrY DAYS;
al-". all parties having claims against the same t.
present them for payment.
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Nor FOR JoE:''-During the session
OF the late peace conference, while Gov.
scott was receiving the delegation, Joe
Crews deliberately walked into the Exc,
ontive Chamber and took seat by the
side OF den: Kershaw. The latter arose
in dignified manner, and said: "Go-
vernon. l will not sit in the sane room
with MIR. Crews. Either he or must
retire." Joe gathered bimsolf ~, anJ
sloped.
The Champion Mills, ut Rome. Ga.
were destroyed by FIRE, at 4 o'clock.
Thursday morning. The machinery was
destroyed but the books were saved.
The fire originated in the store of Mr..
Noble The mill was owned by Wnds-
worth. Williams e. Co., and valued at
VIZ, 900. The store and residence of
MIR. Noble were destroyed also.
Five persons confined in the Jail at
Chester, succeeded in making their es-
cape, few nights ago, by cutting
through the partition with pocket
knife, and then jumping from the win
dow.
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American Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, March 24.-Arriycd-
steamer Charleston, New York; brig
Lloret, Cardenas; schooncrs Dan Clifford.
New Orleans; Marius Hunter, Havana: !:
Georgetta. Attakapos, Louisiana; %. D.
Flnney, Portland, Me. Sailed-barks
Draupnor, Amsterdam; Midas, Liver
pool.
HAVANA, March 23.-Tho recent sur.
renders leave but two small bands of in
surgents in Cienfuegos District.
KEY WEST, March 23.-The Tennes-
see was detained twenty-four hours by
grounding in the mud when leaving her
coaling station. She leaves next tide for
New York, ria Charleston.
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THE BOARD OF TRADE

MoLAssEs, ,CuDa,35
New Orl'ns 00@l 90
Sugar H'sc. .7O@1 10
NAILS, % kegs 5000 90
ONIONS. Bbus1 1902 90
OIL, Kerosene g45@5O
Machinery. .75@l 90
Specie, Gold CLOS
Silver 01O3
PoTAT's, Iris / OO0t2 90
Sweet, bus 00@1 90
RICE, Carolina ID 8@1O
SHOT, TIbag. 2 5O@2 SIS
SALT, Liverp.2 20@2 25
SOAP, T}ib, .94@1I
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl7 so
Brandy 4 00@12 90
Gin. % 00@7 so
Rum. q 00W7 90
Wliskey.. Il 35Q54 90
SUGAR, Crus j. p. .1G
Brown.... .1i@l5
STARCH, T' II. :. 94@olO
TEA, Greon D1 00@2 90
Black, Il 00@l 10
ToBACco, Chw. .G0@1 Oh
Smoking, ib. .50@1 on
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@G0
French. :. al 70
WINE, Cham. 2S@35 90
Port, Pgal300@5 81
sherry. 3 500EG 90
Madeira. 2 50M5 70
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Monster Cock Fight.

"a II COCK FIGHT, on an extensive
f5A S scale, ls TO come of at Newberry
Court House, on WEDNESDAY. the
EzEzzsAasSz1 9Th day Of April next. Twenty.one
COCKS are to be shown; 500 on each fight and
$1,0!0 on the odd: The fight is between Char
Ncwberry. March, a57
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EC
,.r,,: S!As.,,ss.EsES*Ss3sa u WAI N

TAe RsssiasAt SN ssaik ceFssIna.
beWAsHIKGT0s, Maretu "a. The Rresi.
dent has issued another proclamation.
After quoting the laws giving him au.
thorty. and stating that he has received
information that combinationso armed
saen, unauthorized by low, are disturbing
the peace and safety Of the citizens 81
South Carolina. and committing acts Of
.!!aa!e yhaaieegn.e; yhieh -enae: the ra~o, .: tie
State inadequate; and the Governor OF
South Carolina having asked for mill
;tary force of the United States adequate
to protect South Carolina and the citi-
Gems thereof against domestic violence,
and enforce the laws. the proclamation
concludes: "Now. therefore, 7, Ulysses
3. Grant, President, command persons
composing the unlawful combinations
aforesaid. to disperse and retire peace
fully to their respective homes, within
twenty days from this date"
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MoRE Of those SATIN STRIPE and PLAID
1v1 NAINSOOKS,
brics, ~ A"'" o""A-
More OF those Satin Stripe and Plaid piuues.
. More of those Chinese Lawns for walkinr
Suits, "@'A'Ns
Beautiful Fancy Figured Piques.
Ho have the finest assortment OF Neeala
WORKS, Lace Collars and Cuffs in tho city-eil
new designs. go go
Ladies' Niagara Ties, in exquisite shades to
contrast Spring Suits, ~
Ladies Underwear; also, Victoria and Chi
nese % Lawn Suits. This department is new
feature, and exhibits an endless variety of
these goods, and is under the management
OF lady OF exquisite taste and largo expert
ence.
Do NOT FORGET that we keep large stock
OF Fancy Cassimeres, Twecds and Cotton
ades-new styles,
Hosiery and Gloves-best makes,
Domestic Goods, at low ruling cotton prices
Mattings, Oil Cloths and CarpetsLfreah
stock. o'n
Our Wholesale House is we'll stocked. ready
to supply the trade at prices as low as eny
house South. We sell on the one price avs.
tenn and for cash. W. d. TOVE
Marcn ~ B. B. MCOREERY
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Seed Finders for Sale.

HAVE received, on consignment, To-; of
Il SEED PlNDERS-a new variety-supcrior
to any ever before offered in t6is market.
Ihey VIII pay the farmer better than cotton
would at 25e. per pound. An ordinary hand
will gather fifteen bushels per day. Apply to
March 25 Ct WSI TC3,I1INHISS ~
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Wanted.

A Presbyterian Theological Seminary. a
"A DINING ROOM SERVANT, man or boy.
month. Inquire immediately OF MRS. WAD.
DELL, at the Seminary. March 25 a.
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MoT!CE-All Corn bought at estate sale
~ OF w. III. Beckham, not ved before the
hrst day OF April, will be re-sold on that day
March % t3 Administrsfo,
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY I'll

APPLIES, fsbu.1 0OQe2 O0
BAGGINd, .22@33
BALE ROPE, Manil, ,@25
N. N.Y.orWesa3ib 8@12
BUTTER, North. 40@5O
Country, y! ID. .22013O
BACON. Hams. .2O@23
Sides, y ib. 1904
Shoulders -. 11Gb13
CANDLES, Sporm4OQ67O
Adamantinc G ib16QDl9
CoTroN YARS1 3OQS1 10
CoTToN, Stct NJ. IA
Middling .I3
Low Midl'g, ;. 12
Good Ordny,.... IL
Ordinary. .12A
CHEESE, ED. lb. 20@25
dCtOI .lOflDZZ
COFFEE, Rio, T5lb17@22
Laguayra -. .21@23
Java .28I53U
FLOUR, Co. 700010 90
Northern .G50@l1 90
GRAIN, Corn / 15QD
Wheat Il 4001 so
Oats. .. 90@l 90
Peas 80. l 60@1 rs
HAY, North, S|cwt.1 60
HIDES, Dry, Ptb123@16
dreon .@8
LARD, Dlt. is
LINE, u Dbl. 2 G5@2 rs
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Corn Whlskey.
DURE Mountain CORN WHISKEY. inst re
Il ceived and for sale by
March "a 2 T. J. Il n. II. GIBSON.
A CARD,


Aware Of tho fact that most all our mer.
chants South have bought very light for the
summer, we have purchased heavier than
ever, and to-day own the most valuable stock
We ever handled. Our idea is that in every
community there are prudent people, who al
ways have money laid away for "rainy days."
These will want goods, and nice goods, and
we want to supply them; therefore, we have
established Sample Bureau with our busi-
ness, from which we send samples Of all
goods requested for selection, and then for
ward tho goods by Express, C. o. D. in all
cases, guaranteeing entire satisfaction. Per
sons desiring to avail themselves of having IL
one hundred and fifty thousand dollar stock
spread cut, as it were, almost at their door to
select from, will order samples os such goods
as they desirc to buy. aud we will guarantee
they can save ten dollars on every forty bought
Of our house. Samples sent free cxccpt TO
points not reached by mail. Address
r. c. SHIVER & CO.,
Columbia, s. G.
r. G. SILVER.
DAVID JONES' Mnrcb % 3mo
or Every paper in the State within 100
miles OF Columbia copy once and send bill.
Guano.
ON TONS pure PERUVIAN GUANO.
HV SO tons Berger Il Butze's superphos-
phate, for sale low to planters and dealers.
for Meas cash T. By WELLS hdsas cAIl GALDwELL
March 16
Plant the Trophy Tomato.
A MOTHER lot of this mammoth TOMATO
| N SEED just received at
HEINITSH'S
March II Drug and Seed tore.
Warfield's Cold Water Soap,
| LHOR sale by e. HOPE,
IL Sole Agent for South Carolna.
Bacon, Flour, &c.
4 900 LBS. C. Il. BACON SIDES,
4sVOO 5000 lbs Bacon Shoulders,
5000 lbs. White Bulk Shoulders,
5000 lbs. White Bulk Sides,
5000 lbs. Smoked Sides,
$50 barrels Extra Family Flour,
$50 barrels Super Flour,
| $50 barrels choice Super Flour,
100 barrels choice fine Flour,
100 kegs prime kettle rendered Leaf Lard.
For sale low to dealers by
WELLS & CALDWELL,
| Near G: c. II. Il. Depot, Columbia, s. C.
] March 1G
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PERAMBULATORS.

FHNHE subscriber has opened, this day. an
u assortment of Chidrens CARRIAGES
New York city made. STANIEY,s
Mar.h 2l
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TEE IsADIE19
To some o. tho LEADERS, and advise them
TO CALL EARLY
And make their selections, as it is impossible
to duplicate some of the goods at the prices
they are now offered.
full line OF colors in narrow STRIPED
A nice assortment OF spring FRENCH
porL1Ns.
All the new shades in JAPANESE CLOTHS.
The newest patterns liz PIQUES and
OTHER WHITE GOODS.
5000 yards PRINTED MUsLINs, fast
colors, at 10c.
All the Departments
Arc fully replenishod and ZACH ARTICLE IS
MARKED AT THE LOWEST CASH pn1oR.
Parties who are not accustomed to buyine
can rely on us, and depend on getting as good
value for their money as il they were the moet
expert buyers. Wo ask from all an examina-
tion Of our goods, and feel assured that every
one that sees them will be pleased and bu,
'''" Us.
n.r.; J; ;. L. s. M. L. KINARD.
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a CARD.
would respectfully call attention Of thoee
indebted to the late VIM. j. HOKE to call and
settle their accounts at once, and save costs,
as the affairs Of the estate must be settled
without delay. MIKE HOKE.
March 81 Q
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Cotton Seed.
HAVE 400 bushels COTTON SEED, which
l. l offer for sale. at 50 cents per bushel
These seed are second year, from David Dick
son, and the product of 81 acres Of land, from
which have gathered 81 bales of cotton of
400 lbs, in the two years. Only one mule
used Il O'NEAI,E In
March lmo Cotton Town
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NEW STORE!
Ne" GOODS ! NEW PRICES /!

A hUR friends will find us in the new laree
~ Drlck building nearly opposite our Old
STAND. where We will be glad to welcome them.
and offer the >''
Largest Stock of Goods,
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Ihe Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
4 preference to London Porter and Scotch
Il Ale Why? They know it is unadulter
area. March III
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Warfield's Cold Water Soap,
LHOR sale by E. HOPE,
IL Sole Agent for South Carolina.
March 10
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ICE! ICE!
GPRING WATER ICE at 1925 per 1OC
~ pounds; at retail. 14c. per pound for the
| season. Tickets ut either store
March IL JOHN q SEEGERS
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Plant the Trophy Tomato.
A MOTHER lot of this mammoth TOMATO
N SEED just received at
HEINITSHS
March II Drug and Seed EtOre
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EDwARD EVERETT.

I1DwARD EVERETT.
II Mr. Bonner has retaiued this celebrated horse ever
since h8 purchased him for OF mares
Daring ali that time Nr. Bonner has been the
cep, ettera from parties wo desired 10 the
horse OF them finding faui. with HIM for
his servicc especially since The wonderful exhibition of
speed made by hia colt Joe Elliott me at six
years old In 2:isin addition all inst had previously
shown By O;h.rs of his such Vauerbs
tain Boy Humphreys colt the Fitzpatrick msre the Mar.
shall colt the Packer colt Mr. Lows many more
now have bc pleasure to announce that have
ransemena with Mr.. Bonner to have EDWARD
naerly known Major Wnfc.d place, tue La
grange Farm. in Orange couEtv, beginning April 25
Terms, without exception 8-vu PAYABLE invariably
before SERVICE hundred which win be IL the
marc does hot with foal NJ, Bourcr directs
make variation from theHe terms instance
AID people breed to the horse these
n-t aa they please Mr. sonnsr cares more not to be
wish tepve tie public tho benefit Of the horse
tho Same liiac he wants NJ bother about II.
Edward Everett aired By Rysiyk's Ham mpetonien :
dam by imported Mar
hy place known ss the Lagrange Farm. whore Edward
maid eading from Newburg Goshen, l6 miles
OF New6urg c,s, Goshen have 60 acre. of ter
tile grass land. aJording excellent pssnragc win seer
all brood mares at IS month for and I'll bnshei
grain which the re1cst to have fsd thcm All
sccdents ana the risk IT the letters
respecting this horse must te addressed the subscriber
''"..e~s 80 tsy.Is.iAN H. HErrrp
Mr. Keech will have In his rersessin receipts in which
MR. Hopar- the return OF toe Sle
ar,s'ng under the terms OF the aoovc advertisements.
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A --HENEY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE
~. VIII be SOLD regardless ~ prices Sunday work aIono
VIII pay expenses sickness tue Cause for selling Call III
Chatham street.
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I CST-oN i20rH STREET, NEAR NINTH AVENUE, TWO
Rocks, containing Ggurea valuable only to the
The y receive 5l0 reward by returning the
e. Mesl Twenty. siAth street.
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PERSONAL.

NTEWCoAB 4 ARLIaGToNs MIs3TRELS, sATUR.
IN dag nght-"Mouiay personals" Address G. G.. ~
East TN elfth street.
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E'0R SALE-lO0 DOZEN JARS or FINE FRUITS, IN
good ORDER put up Ia glass sell sealing Jars will bs
eold bargain and be before ths 9th the
hiyhcs, bitdcr. Can be between and r. NJ until
stairs, Brooklyn.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES..
nEPARTMENr OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, 81
~ Chambers street.

IL Chambers street.
Notice heret, Given that he Assessment os ., The
e M ss @ s. % s & @ ns % Nsv Y
and AFTER Monday January lsl and win remain open
aaa ihs eass...n Z, H.
rss All 1a ss sy .nd q SS
make appieati % the Commas,oners during the period
law A'''"'' - : g 0V''n 'n' '''''' P'0sa'a 0s
fH9 fss's. i ]. saNSfpaSGs. aNfansa.. cs,%m,:.osss7
SaFhhNIlh SSaFhlAa L sasSs klsss x.sa.sncnis. @
AAESyFsE s4kEhH cosssslSs SsSS sSSs1S; s5ab: &C.
=: s;s
a as HEREBY sysns
Ss Swnp Or Of
ne sa ~
'ss"s' sHoRT MsssGs e s1's rewa.aip Clerk
Dated GarrsvilLE. Hud'oa CO.. SsnS'y = sN1,'.'l
.s sT 2s YfI SJsss.y ss
IN $50 broadway, Great Jonc. street.
otter extraordinary bargains.
Frenoa French China ! Soup T,gecn.. e saoh. -,
sns Ss'ss ssn. pafs sass sss ss
fain Gooles 81 ~ per dozen.
S.ss Sex " dozen
tns sssornen. Of new Goods from Paris has just been
MDlbie, GIT and Composition Bronze Clocks;
Mgute Gets, Groups, Figures and Vases.
NEW YORK TcMOR DIspENsARY, l0l EAST THIR-
~ tcth street. corner Fourth Oh daily from
A. NJ IL N. Free Special hour r4P.M.
RoyAL HAY AAyASA "A LOTTERY OF .cysA7So: 1924,
SSa.tV7, Ap,hi9 JOsEPH BATES,
1874 Broadway, room No. 4, up stairs.
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF OUBA, APRIL a-No.
~ 1ns47 drew SlC0 600, gold; No 1854 drew &S000p
April g2 Kentucky class Nos s No L. o. 49, drew $50 o00
BAILEY CO.. Brokers'
old established 01lSs, 174 Broadway
CTAMMERING POSITIVELY CURED By FRS. MANN
- CoLviN, room los hsor House, New York No money
received until IL effected references, john Ashcroft IL
Ann street; William U. Dudley ll0 William; John keyser,
Nc. Maiden lane James Lovesey. SOL First avenue
SpOkTINi- DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
E,OR sALE-A YOUNG POINTER DOG, VERY PRO-
IL mIsnH ten montbs old; bred be produced
IN this country; bargain, $50 Private etable So West
rhirty-thrd street.
STALLIONS.
(tOMMODORE VAN pEKBiLT WILL MAKE THE SEA-
~ at the stabes OF the subscriber Stamford, Conn.
50 East river, daily, 9 80 r.
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FINANCIAL.

A NDERsON 4 CO., NO. CHAMBERS STREET.
"A Money losnet inmc lately on Now York, sc real
csate: builders loans merchandise coiatsrsls bonds
stocks mars-tabs securities neacsa;od first, second 2c
mortgages wanted.
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STALLIONS.
(tOMNODORE VANDERBILT WILL MAKE THE SEA.
~ at the sates OF the subscriber, Stanford Conn.
Boats leave pier 50 East river, daily, at 2 $50 T. NJ.
t..
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FOR SALE.

A OLD ESTABLISHED SHIRT AED GPNrJ.yNENS
IA Furnishing Store seesuen "a /, -,
rea esiate. fatlc,iars 23 Chamhera All oct ' -
GEORGE w. sIMEks A co aors .r.c,v
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spO,lTING-DO..s, RlRps, .NC.

E,OR SALE-A YOUNG POINTER DOG VERY PRO
II missing, ten montbs old bred be produce
IN ths country; bargain, $50. Private stable So We
Thirty third street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

E'oR sALE--BLACK HORSE, Isx HANDS HIGH. SIX
years old sound, kind, OF extraordinary beauty, beau
tfu AT high forward ACTION can tro 10 thrse minutes
Bedford avenue OF Gates avenue, Brooklyn ad
dress H. care OF G. A. Tyler, carriers department, Post
onice, New YORK.
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FOX SALE, CORNER LIQUOR sroRgs GRO
~. cery soses Cigar Stores, Restaurants Ho.os Csnieo
onefes, BnEcrieS Drug Stores. Billiard ssoons fy.r ~
looms Gents and nsd store, ami Hncs -
Shops Apply to l.. GAFFNrY 4 co, sI l,owery