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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

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cpo} nr. T,S,ess ot e ~ ,siss fnnd snfieient TO
ol u!o IIstSes IS ,,,5ina W sS niocc IN ~ hnors
secure suitsoIo v.us; ,hn ,,' ~ pnc nno,nIgc,ni
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s loiIty, cn anu nUhiirs,icns NJ tSry coIae out
Duy wy SafiHHs st .pp.,ainin" Tbe CnnceT and
shu 70 ny in ..Ea ,iar: rrdc, tho immedatc
rS sauerVision Of the Trustees named in the uct OF
Incor Joration. who Gre as follows: '.....
: -. pru,<e<s, r.
Tbos. E, Brsmlct,e, late Governor OF Ken.
..SH.. .Hca yic,rv Wa,tc,lon Editor ConrIcr Jonr.
.I. S ~ if,ldsnns, Plcsident Courier journal
T, na', D. 81 GssSsJav of tio DaIy Coumerciai:
~, poI . noo,n ps0rrie,or AnzeiSer: ri. nj. Nc.
Ss,,, - ,Sn i,ajtS cdSer. i Il Cain CLERK of
Jcyeyrson sy on Cont Of Common Pleas; NJ. ". Clufky,
ANNA PoiitesI' TEXT BOOK: X. T. Durr- u, oi
;ho opisviIIe Bsr' -, w. - = = -
''tT Tbe TSn.tees win be assisted by the following
Wen Known and eminent citizens Of Kentucky,
,nsn crnsentad to he nrcsent at rho c0pcert
and S 20 superintond the drawing and distribution
Of gifts: s.,.. ... ... a... F.
Hon. ]. j. ,NStitea, Judge Jefferson Court Of
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oissoLVTIoN or coPARTNER'
o SiI'a-Gnlsg SHrP.Tur.pp yltTct@

NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
N Scopartuership heretofore existing between
a,b.d AK & (rosf. Of Gold Hill, has boon dls-
solyed by mutual consent. W lillian, d. 9. Gibson
eSnrinuinC the business at the same place; AZ
,Norsnns indobtld 10 the late frrn will plea,
HsLc sctflernett With Mr.. Gibson, and all per
sons having demands against the same will pre-
sentthep' 'or sc'' W. u. C. GIBSON,
fEiI 1igt1 g.. a1.~-y WILLIAM GROSS.
q. -, MN 1r,. q ,s7,. 90 II .gTje2lni;
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76'i-5 NOTICE. &c.

40 oT1cE rs HEREBY . GIVEN 4 1890
IL, lint on and amer to-dsy the
I'm A. fss,ss ss e HSsS gS ssf
,sii.iw ni W. THOs. HXRKiI Town MsEihalGl
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNER

.ruE PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRE Ex.
X iltlng between. .. Behweiss aud jacob May
er, IN tbo Gold Hin brcHery va Inis uay I,; ois;
- ID r,Ire tho business at the old stand, pay oil
Indebtedness and collect all SilIs ,9f ihs late
nFm' .aL. JACOB MAYER
Gold Hill, July II. 1871. - tyl7:lm
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a oNS.'

..H... .H|" -
oTATE OF, NEVADA, COUNTY OF STo'
y rcy.-In Justices Court, Gold, Hi, TOWN.
ship No. s, before A. A. Putharn, Jnstice Of the
Peace. Theodore Wolf, plaintiff: w.. J. BI
Stewart, defendant.--T State of Nevada sends
to j. b. Stewart greeting: You nrc hereby cum,
moncd 10 appear before me, Justice OF the Peace
IN and for Gold Hill, Township No. 3, County
andState Aforesaid, at my once In Gold I'LL, on
the 10th day Of July, A. D. 1871, a. 10 9closE IN
of that day, to answer tho complaint OF I'heoi
idore Woif, wherein he claims TO recover tho
sum Of Ninety Dollars. In gold coin OF Inc
United States, upon q promisIgry note made ey
you, dated June 10, 1911. payable six day. Atei
date, without grace, to the order Of plaintiff ioi
Ninety Dollars gold coin, no part off, which mas
!, An And You arc hereby not!dcd that IL you fall ta
appear and an.wer the complaint az Aforesaid
Judgment viii be taken against you for tho sum
OF loo 90 gold coin and costs OF suit Il gI.i
. no the Sheriffo any Constable Of sad county
greeting: Make legal serfice and due return
hereof' Given under my hand thls 18th day ol
June, A. ..IS71. 3, Z. A.. A. PUTNAM, ~
Justice Of tho Peace, Gold iiill,
"Townahip No. 5.
R. H.TAYLoR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
a, T-'.-T M = fipi7.im.laH '.'s'FH." "g. .
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l,JOl GIFTS or Gold Coin {!
During the Festival tho sum OF 500, 900
viii be distributed to the Ticket holders, a. fol-

1,5Ol Gifts, amounting to-. ..,............&U &UuOO
The drawing will take place and the Gins
awarded in similar manner A the Concert
given In San Francisco In aid OF the Mercantile
Library, aud lpdfr the supervision Of Com:
mlttee or well known responsible citizens OF
Nevada County, California. \" !il..H''i'.-
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

R.,ssS s5 1n TaS csIsSs ssSS1A y 1sSa sE
~ o.ny noint on the toa y are requested to pro
80 iiekets beiora catering ths cars. "A diner
49, n made OF IS eents- each between ticket
HsSrsltTsses Of nrse coAestsdoa s,,ins. . :.
'-v H: N TERfSeToN, supt;
Csrs,n, June ], ISL. Jei'u
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pnEMIuM9:
2,OO5 Gold Coin Premiums, amount'g to $4,000
Business Mana gerai
A. W. Potter, 80 '0y-Ir A. II. HaSadorn,
J. Corwell Lee.

A. W, po,,or' nu'inei" Mana sfHr,ni H4 Il. ua.adOrn,
J. Corwell Lee.
BY special permission we refer to the follow.
John II. Dickson, Sheriff OF Nevada County.
John A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel.
7N. s. Deal. Editor Nevada Transcript.
C. v. Schmlttburg, Postmaster.
Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer.
Geo. Is, Newell, OK. County Supervisor.
Thos J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
p. Banner. Merchant. -L-a .'r-..r .....
r. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County.
d. +. Bell. Deputy Postmaster. .........s
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel. q. t.... ..
q. G. Allen. Nevada Foundry. t '.'...'
Judge T. II. ROlfe. ..... -..
Geo. X. Phillips, Merchant.
A. Goldsmith. Merchant. bot. -"
William X. Coe, Chief Engineer OF the Fire
I. candeid, ex-ohief Engineer Of the Fire
Department. ..
A, Sanford, Merchant. ...
Bilyen & Potter, Merchants. .. a..
Lcrter u Mulloy. Merchants.
L, Nihell, City Marshal. ...
Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal
commissions allowed Money shOnld be- sent
by Express, or by draft on any solvent Bank.
Address all communications to. .-.,.
. '.s'' 'a ' g. b. sOCIRTY
Nevada Ctty, California.
TICKETS for sale by
Summit Stables, on the Divide.
m5.td . Virginia City, Nevada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
OF ILLINOIS,
OF ILLINOIS.
First Mortgage Bonds --- 81
CAPITAL Stock z
s1,soo,ooo
100000

OF ILLINOIS.
First Mortgage Bonds --- 81, SEQ, 900
Capital Stock 100000
Tissa COMPLETED Rod o miles in length connecting the i'm.
porant Peoria Illinois River Ard Rock Island Moline and
Davenport Mississippi Davenport the opposite bank OF the
railway bridge Tie last rail OF this road was
July 1871 and the line and being operated With
exceeding all Anpeon' 10 order place upon the road the
equipment the business offered and to construct
dsp msehne shops &c. equal to any OF the
best old county required Of this the Company
Offer through 81 convertible f mortgage gold
the entire property OF iAe Company and less than
$1,000 per mile PRESENT PRICE, 90, AND AC-
CRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY. Principal AID
interest PAYABLE in Hew.Yort London free Of tai Coupon
PAYABLE February and August Isl.
This road opened local well through traffic
will prove Of the most prola the "e' i'avens
as does country unsurpassed In fertility Of soil and hgu
cultural resources ALREADY hcl populated and high state of u
ua,on sefevlent from the fact that every section OF the
road passes through E and fouhng towns ard wi
lagos large city laygse river at each end Railroads.&c.
the West have Teen heretofore through unsettled and ucu
,va regions Of the county consequently have had but Little
local trac depend upon several after construction But the
and Rock Island Railway is frscas COMPLETED roa1
with NO PARALLEL Of COMPETING LINE, and
RIMS THROUGH ONE OF THE RICHEST AGRI-
CULTURAL MANUFACTURING, AND MOST Pop
ULOUs DISTRICTS IN THE WEST. Thus it is certain
that the already than enough to sustain the road
While The through traffic unlimited its connections numerous
which be seen BIZ glance at the map.
This road grand Dk TO which OF the pnncpal nes
ecntrale and diyerge TO all parts Of the continent
We invite s loan Being familiar Will
the Of the country along the line Of this railway
end A MEMBER OF OUR FIRM HAVING MADE A
CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF THE ROAD AND
ITS PROPERTY, WE CAN WITH THE UTMOST
CONFIDENCE RECOMMEND THE BONDS As
PRIME SECURITY, reliable and safe in ever particular
All marketable secu: received exchange at full rates and bonds
delivered 10 all parts country free OF charges
Maps circular. &c. with particular, relating the road furnished
on rotp By the Undersigned Agents Of the Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE

EUROPEAN hARKBIh
LoSDoN 3OI COnsos opened at 81 for money and se
CONT wen bonds 1862 go lSCas sjt
92t TeD-POraes. 90.
PARIS Oct, 3-Prench rentes IS frlpes Is centme- - .
LrvsRPOoL 3ll m-Coon opened sxongi hdding Up
lands ~ d9f1 MiddIng Orleans, 9id9id
IoSn1s oct 3-ll:36A m-Talow, 47dG1 , for
ANTWERP, Oct 3-PeOeum 81 francs for standard White.
L0SDoN Oct 3-:O D. m.Consob 93 for both money and the
count
LTvyRPooL Oct ALSO m-Coon Is strong Md 'rg Cpanls,
Sid Breads:1ds Wheat
al this port for past three DAYS % OO qua-2 so American
LoSpoS Oct 3-5p -Cousols closed 93 for money and the
American Twenty bonds 1865 ~. os
y}t; 1858 III Ten.P0rties. 90
PAlIs B. reuch Rentes olosed at j6f 2jc.
LoSpoN Oct. 3--Lineed Oil, fA per tun.
LIVERPOOL Oct 3-5 D. mCOOn closed strong; Milling Up
lands gtd, Mdlng Orleans go sales Of ID" fa', on hi
bales Hr export and speculation Taow a. as Rtd:ed Pc
troleum, lytd
I'D
LIVERPOOL ARRIVED ship Tberese from New York Aug a.
Lli rs o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

OF an or.r,ooked market The Maine css averaging
sod Al IS - 100 hve fyesros aim clio y bead
isii to good Us s $50 .pd s,s ys.Ilas 81 81 Berry
Long Of cambridge r. sold TO g. Len,r on private
terms TO which s ug and vepsie premium, the amount Of
AIS w. svnrded at late fair OF Washington Co. q salem j.
Ouinlon .od Vermont and hef.s or - 80
H. T1e sR each &C. dressed od hsifer,
old stee ior s6 Gle dressed 2yesrods s2,
both calf for sS The supply Of sheep berhusbe
wesk lots
' 7e b H. and 81 co. 60 So - and 81 8, y bead desed
Hoy, firm Al 6ic Poultry live, ltc TO l1e Y 10
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,rvv,1o ,JyR STOCK n.RKpr-o-

Calo-Recept G5H bead S76 carload, against
time last week dull heavy, and declined &c. common
medium COOL choice unchanged sales 81 Missouri averaging
g3i b. - 49, II Michigan averaging 2 H. IS; 100 Illinois
RANGING nom 1893 b. at - 6Da Ga Kentucky
Ing nom 6 ~ at Ss ~ IS U.s. les ranging
SIS 25G SIS 80; 49, do choce ranging 565
1861 H. at Sc IS 50 shcepRe 1928 head m,riet dull
2 lower with Inn tel demand sae, l Ohio sheep averaging n
81 Is Hogs-Reoep 1861 head; half was not of red
market u with hut few selling; closing dn with
at d $685. - for medium W choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

D' DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
Tor A vsSa 800 pkg, dried fruits or %, !... than lat g,
R dc .I Two M e s 6S. S @ s
d. d Ss ' an Ss 100 SS11 Sd S
sopeeoj boiling: Ts.S have large Sef
q: SsIs I sSs on
S S SV b sis o sas nS'' S% sT ana
sa li9fs A ss ''' isss
A?s'- sie q d.: : Fsi1a'' sss 9
Do DO Sliced Slat BaiSsrdes "
PssS P pss new new u. % %s
PesChes peeled K 81 va2 o6 Do virnia prime 2Sg2 ;.
Peaches new, unpd halves % DO DO common OV@l 20
Receipts for the week "a bales export II bales The table: AR
BAahani their this Americans sent abroad are
y,,'s CHE Re-:
EHf n% pretty Well Ts si i''i c, that a' we
be able G a. .P y ;y s U THE The T p
billy ,Sp down hi. T, at .. soc9 5 s9es
hey will without Hop. N lu1T. h.s are No" on The The
o ps HHen , Que lest american oP. dis
Is1 prices come down The ,d,9Gs
% her may o be sas s s b. a W hear HOP s
sge, being reached two apoes SAFES are RSie Of
s s q bss. a.. State lis sc With &c We
state choice. eeea YesIlns choice. @
s55. e 5 EisT saT ''f'
MEATS.
Receipts proOnsPOrt 2l bbls beef rs bSis ard t"' cU'
mats pigs lard 1873 ptgs Shpment-Por 1870 bhls beef
sS.p sSf 's' car Dressed
Nth sone'G d fs. I TdS. of Ist qao'fsi
TeIan......... 5d ~ Do jersey H-ht,...... n y
sslsa Common !: m " s'S Do Do med heavy ''"
POULTRY AND GAME.
FDpssed fowls chickens arriving from this State an
small lot from Ohio fair condition without % ar
verson variable condition Short "a tee n hne
might exceed quotations nited extent Grone are not
plenty Dry tris sell better than those a" in c Live fowls
plenty and lower Of the cali Tot dressed which can be stb'
cheaper SO far as freight goes VI Qnote:
Fows, Stat. AM, .. Geese, westcn.'.*l aS5 90
Do VIA: sS S i rd HG si, AMI o." %
Do, Rooster, $780,. isg :: ,SJ.pD. 20 -
G Ga.. ycas: pr: 7 7s%sl 4 Do "''' la
DRESSED AND GAME.
si al Fi'so" oo'. S'% ' 8 i po ""s I'D
Partridge pr..... | ia 81
Round potatoes connuc plenty price also
abundant lower. Virginia sacks generally sell about ~ 10
hongh peuts Only 81 So northern
quotb They bse and ~ Dbl South J,rNs
Assed with Dohwsrs SQuashes peOy and cheaper We
quote; $3.50 ,oo $780,. o,-, , 20
5 20 Garlic T. 100 buncles.i2 Ntdl5 %
Monitor .......... ! 25a 20 Turnps Ru,Gs hb..Sl ia
Sx sssHi 'ae.'oa SO 3 SSPs4s FifS
Virginia. 730 90 Citon heIa,; gnhL @ld
Onions, RED Yel...... 750 90 Pumpkins T. l" o"G %
sUNDRIES.
Cidcr arriving bu spsnngIy Honey freely Some
glass holding Boeswa1 coming in freely We
@ me-" . pm 3 g vq B G Nss1. g Z
Feathen. Lave Geese. Newspapers, D....... a. -
Do Mr. as g i1oa.y e Gs,t ~ 3 3 g
Feather Hen. Do. Buck wheat. 10 II -
White Rsgs.......... GiO 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

Pays Four Per Cent Interest Per Annnm on Depo''''
s ubject TO Check at sight.
Pays Five Per Cent Interest Per Annum Oh opeo'A'
Deposits Remaining six Months or Longer. .,,.-,
DR. MAHGAh, President
B L. SOLOMON First vicePresideut
B. y. BANCROFT, Second Vice Presdent
TRUSTEES:
DARIUS r. MANGAH. WILLARD IVES,
NORRIS WIEsl0W JACOB g. CARTER,
< " wIrppsRRR OLIVER CARPENTER
THOMAS CuRIsTy John H. v. ARNOLD.
WIN NJ pyARTs ROBERT A. FORSYTH.
GpnRGK RucrH.u DANIEL g. APPLETON,
LEWIS PHILLIPS ROBERT H. BERDRLL.
WILLIAM y. ALLEN, HENRY q. CAhihh,
PARAs STEVENS, WILLIAM D. shAIIV'h'
yosgpB POOL rHos W. SHANNON
NAPOLEON HAISHs THOMAS b. READ,
IouS n CRCIL ALPRED b DARLING,
RAnypT f. SOLOMON GEORGE A. FELLOWS
EENJ 2. BANCROFT WIN 4 WhiThoth'
thomas CORNELL. JAMES hEhhhbL
JANIS hKkkkl.L. seeTelNJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

- N. r0o should into the retail trade By the end Of the
S11 We have been ae ecessT snS '. t Of esaees. on
SmnlssOs ~ ss this Circular boring Tie Information may be
eons pnS rcwcs wen - Others gitmaey connected with
useful W c'Ahve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.
For The ,Doek endiny OFT 2

Tera has been active trade during tie week AMI shipments have
been b,avy prices Gm and unchanged Th- assortment
ali kinds is good, notwithstanding the supply Is not large.
PrIgIs rrmqir as To NcvYork to Norwich and
MdoYu bridgeport and NewAven S2 Hartford
Providence +J Philadelphia, 50; to Boston ~ 81 ron s.
hard The the Collectors ORce during
va Erie Csh So feet Of Lumber GO Shngls nl
of saves via ChapaD Canal 64J022 following
the ruling a the principal Yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Lor1svE Oct 3-Tobaeco active l hhds Iugs - ?5a
ss aa5 or er ? P IS; Es e s. ss and w.t.
s o.. n s Eo 'R Ry :"f demand e aud S
4a.sa Pori zig !. 3S9si It, a' Bacon .ct;,
as 5. c Lad ES SIDE sSs. Cl;1 Ss st' M
~ w. Il 8 No. a." y 'nG o 9ns C oFsa
Me- e pIo SSnos e S'S S5SS b si Flour @S5
bush Wheat sSp%onts Dbl. Flour
Sss4s S l'i. !S;' s f;s %
da nd dfcopns sales Of Shoulders Rough I
L7s hos: sse$s ,ss FSt, s, he ~
- So WHISKY in food demand; Csc
s g 1 az .% .s dS %nss no a, d Il.
sGy .s oe as Ear 1' os S a Ss
No. 3 %. zoe Rye easier No. 65GS:;c barley easier declined
SgTsr s":s SC Hsssinei D. .' s S s d rort
and Sooot, 6e 1y Hos' advanced Cf $t2 "9
M wG ss4 Boso ie u; SP ~; ., tO EOS TO-
s Sa w 4 0S bush O c %S o Ss.b o s f bS
Rye q 90 Ou,l, barley and 500 Hog. ,,..--
ca. t s .S Oct sIS.s. s IS Sd .9T a9
S So Double IS loa - IS g.%!y = z;g
g. No. Snst ~ 81 Ps5 a f1 so sS IS &
Sso% White csoid. ssc .sis oaSeei finn led
Sos buyers 40 I'S on . q a IT. o Prime 'S
l,i dt@'ss u advanced sales 49,, ,s
.as Hemp sp' d and ScSns T dull sG @ M
S' Sides sS ss' I iaG Live Vss.
f Sy ., ft s q q hut i S sar IS SuS
Wheat 900 bash CON 50OC bush Oats. bush rye
a lower! q 'a NJ as sR1
So A g. No fn Hs i No. ''H Red i i o.
de and SHADE lover S a1'4 Sc Low SO &C. whs
Buffalo 6c 70 o,s.gO 2.c EeciPtIaO 5D. Fqr
nentsi 10 bbs Flour 5000 Wheat and Lash
COTTON MARKETS
BALTIMORE Oct 3-Coton srm; Mddngs Islai9 receipts
4aba $40 bales sIpOEt'-cOA"i'e io bales sales ' bales
caisLs.roS' Oct sCOt.Ou strong, Mddne. Iotalse;
WLssG1cS Oct 3-Cot.On MIddings, la!e. receipts 42a
bales saes 60 bales; stock 2l2! bales a.
Oct aCoes strong HS S9Ss s,, ne. ,..,,o,.
80 5 bales: sales 10 bales. 'toei 4Sa
CixcnrAu Oct a--CotOn quiet but smi hddlurs. lstc
SAvASXAa Oct a-COon firm buyers and sellers ,psr hddlng',
%5i . o s' s.s sas' Sa s'f sH9 sSs net
Secepu 81 bs Os balss sales 600 baea 'Oel e'
SO ct 90 5.i: ..1 s s S l's' net receipts
BoSrCs Oct aCotOn stesdy Mddlng 2Olc receipts,
PSaDr n.Sf 90 Cotton auss sSd Arm ASdHur, 2
MrErnis Oct a-cCtsOn ,ct,e Addns' b.e receipt" 100
Grou1A Oct 3-Cottou quiet steady Mddngs sc receipts,
500 LsieG
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
Reported for Tss fsSSs. adas Ts'idaT o isn.
Amount P; Of :tSel :. @.''; =, II. v..,
H e; La; :s ..... ~ is5 &c {:
B.-p.r 100 on o. Weight q HID. T.o. .,d Dressed ss,
RB 81; third quality S66S Western cattle all sold by live
ssghL RI9A Td7tei Good 6tG7t Light 6Gde store cattle At
| 3G5ie. pm .. .o
Core AVID Yopno CaIve,-Psr qnsIy s256sso Brrs $so
SAt and Lats-5i0ic n or by tie head win old sheep a.
$685. IS y head.
| fat Ho0s-Per n, 5id5ie.. live weight.
6Aots-whoeaae 81 96e retail, 6i63e
| htds-BngbtOs sGste " 10 oouutry 0l 7iS5e
| 1ay ShA5-lbGlSe 4, 10.
Iduoo&Brght Gd6tc. y n country lots 3d3e
! Ptus-yDc. q 81 So each.
kEHAku-u the large Last week ee wee
on4br 70 Vne sh a. tJr clns .
nv No lets u SOL 10 ~
".s tsAnd % North, REPORTED o''i " @ 8 "'
t'''@ "7s v ilt -
S~ ue ags Grb trade toe drveaa! uaE1ce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
TIMETABLES

potatoes plenty price Sweets also
lower Virginia sacks generally sell at about II 13
worth 81 So Northern Jet not
quotsbe They sold and ~ Dbl South JtrNS
,assed with Doawse SQuhes peoty cheaper We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

"
IHE n. y. TRIBUNE bv our own heDorer
articles good condition, a.
49, by wholesale Shippers receive TO 10 yer
m .cted for freight and other charges
should be carefully marked With paint and the lna
sender should Oe painted upon one end WIN
S-ts nv indicating Nail list OF the
n side Of f and send letter BY MAI con
I'M A. bow and wien sent Cream
t putting Viii All much u The value Of Tie no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

And GRAND ORCHESTRA uud'r the direction Of
Sgnor CARLO BOSOM
NVALLACK'S.
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, octi
rrI h"i ssk sSTT:Hi fs Gsf'tf,'
Produced With new Music Scenery Coum and Appointments AID
CAPTAIN MURPHY mastag H. sr! JOIN bRoUGHAM AMIN
SRMsBY PELaAiSE Mr. CLARA yRSSsSG$3 Lazy CEEAsLf
Mr. M Mrs TT ,ss M M Mskf hESo4
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preparation To" rs MhsR lsd As S FACES efs' COMEDY
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ROOTH" TIlEATER. CUSllilAN.
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store. No. Ill Broadway.
NIBLO's GARDEN
~ MR. FRANK MAYO
In the Great Local Drama Of the
STREETS OF NEW YORK,
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THUEDRRS Of APPLAUSE greet every
CHEER UPON CHEER and SHOUTS Of LAUGHTER
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O each evening Edmund Palconers truly
ercelent Irish drama,
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q EILEEN OGB MATINEE. SATURDAY AT
EILEEN UGB EVERY EVENING AT
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
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BIRCH, WAhBoLD BERNARD snd BACKUS
SAN FRAHCLsCO MIHsTRELS, ~
PRlTZ AND KATRINA.
EVERYTHING NEW. FRESH AND SPARKLING.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-17

JAMES A. McHATTOv OF NEW
~ orleans. and district aforesaid daily
eclared bankrupt under the act of Congress of
March Z, 1861 las this day filed i'll said court q
Fpetltion praying fer discharge and certificate
E8nereof from all his debts and other claims prov
|4ble under said act.
Notice Is therefore given to ali creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other in inter
est. that the sixteenth dav OF January, 1872,
at A NJ, Is ASST gned for the hearing OF the same
md that they may then and there attend and show
cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of the
said petition should not he granted: and further
notice Is given that the bankrupt will undergo an
e Examination before Register L. Eaton, on the
sixth day o: January, A. ID. 1872 at IL A. NJ. at
his office. st Louis, Missouri
Clerks Office, New Orleans. December H. 1871.
delh 2 - X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-17
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AMI
BUILDERS MATERIALS
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH A. tE!LES
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 642.

DY q. DE FERRET, C. W. CTLBERTSON
- Aurtioneer-Omce No. 81 ROYAL street.
WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1871 at eleven O'Clock
guudy street between Du,iaine and st. Phiip
streets, by virtue of an order from the Hon LOui.
Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans. dated December l. l31l-
A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of car
prnters tools, cypress and mahogany lumber,
doors, Venetian binds, sashes, work benches glass
showcases panel doors, states. lime, cement cart
and harness, coal paving stones, whe-liarrows
sh!ns.rs' hardware, building materials. surveyor $
Also. for account of the sam. succession at
twelve O'Clock NJ. on the premises corner of Poy-
dIas and Dryaes streets
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, such as clocks. beds and bedding,
arinoiis, washstands, bureaus kitchen utensils,
cite.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
dec 10 IS %