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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

ENHE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
| leased the Orm by House w"ald INTERIM his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly refitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please TO give him n call.
The will, Al all times, be supplied with
all the substantialS as well as the luxuries that
the market affurds No pains will be spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The A is well stocked with Fine Liquors.
Wines. &C.
Attached to the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables Of the latest improved
styles. with good Cue-, balls and fine light.
Also, GENtRAL STAGE OFFICE for the Stages
connecs ing with all the ditfernt lines of Stages
and Railroads running through this state and
California. ard any Information in relation to the
same will he cheeriully given at all times
~ Part;cuiai attention paid TO booking Pas
sengers, calling them. &c Nov. SOFT
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

THE REASONS FOR BUYING BOOKS AM
STATIONERY from US, rather than going t.
New York, are
FIRST-We MANUFACTURE very largely q
goods exactly snited to your wants, and which
,on cannot obtain elsewhere.
SEGOND-we BUY and SELL, importing from
eastern and European manufacturers. upon sucl
terms as make it to your interest to come to Ii
rather than 20 to New York.
You. orders are respectfully solicited, ~satisfas
ton guaranteed. Very respectfully,
A.. ~ BANCROFT 4 CO.,
reIi-Sm SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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The snow is disappearing very fast
under the influence of the hot sun
the last few days. A large number
of mine owners and laborers are pre-
pairing to go to the Cottonwoods at
an early day to wrok mines that have
since l~astifall been covered with snow.
The frequent rains have not only
left the air cool, preventing thaws,
but have fallen in snow on the noun
tains, constantly increasing the de-
posts .-lSalt Lake Tribune, May %.
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Oh. Il
Celebrated i. X. l.. BitferS.
Most Efficient and Pleasant

eN-THE BEST LIVER REGULATOR
KNOWN! A Sure Cure for ry .pepsia.
These Birters are prepared from the most choice
and wholesome herbs and roots, and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried. Thousands
of DySpep:ics lave found relief through their use.
and physicians recommend them for the cure Of all
dis.ases of the blood and liver, and irregularities
Of the digestive organs-
He ,dsche. Bill iousness and Constipation, Gen.
eraI Debility and Loss Of Appetite. all are csnsed
by arrangement of the system. The IXL Bitten
have b-en succe -fuliy use,' and are warranted IL
alleviate he sufferer in all the above cases.
Read Physicians certificates attached to each
bottle. Every family h uid have a bottle in the
house. SULiI EVEkYN HERE.
III EP-TEIN il co Sole Proprietors.
No. SIS Front street. San Fr,ncisco, Cal; l..
Gross 4 Co., e15 " Lake st, Chicago, Ill.
mar30 -3ml
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AppaicatiOn for Patent.
$ LAND OFFICE,
y tice No. II.

T.. : LAND OFFICE,
AURORA. NEVADA. April +th. 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
q BLA>DEL aud A j. POPE have THE
day filed in this cffice a diagram and notice Of ap-
plicati II for latent frsm the United States, under
Act Of Congress. approved Juiy Goth. 1856, Tor one
Thousand Il .00o) lineal feet of a certain vein or
lode of q artz. or Their rock. in place bearing
gold. silver, copper. and other metals, commonly
called and known as the - Dolores Lode - and
Dolores tioli aud silver Mining Company, situated
in the Wilson Mining District. Esmeralda county,
State of Nevada. said claim is bounded ca the
north by tie extension of the Dolores Company,
and on the south by the Mount Vernon Company,
and is more particularly described as follows:
Commencing al thu location Of the notice posted oG
the claim. and running thence in a northessterly
direction one III usand feet To a stake (l61ao eastE
also, one hundred feet on each side of said vein or
lode for the convenient use Of working said claim:
the same being on ursuryeyed land.
Said claim is more particularly described in the
notice and diagram posted in this Office and on
the claim. WILSON BUTLER,
ape-901 U. 3. Register.
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Each Ticket will he composed of two Coupons. of
the value of - 81 each, which Cuupnt will EN-
nile Toe holder TO admission :" rhv cru,~rt. am
TO one-half Of AM Gift awarded 10 said Ticket
The Concert AMI the distribution of the TN.
Thousand lifts will take place ar Virginia City,
New. on the 18th day If August, 1872, under the in
mediate SUI crvi-iun oi the trustees, "A, d!rectedbr
the Act If the Legislature auth 'rIziur the same.
Tobs assisted by Il Committee Of prominent -citi-
Zen-. to be selected by the aUIfeEce-
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One Thousand Tickets
will be scid. from the tbs
of which SG65,oOO ia Gold
Coin Gifts, will be returned
to the holders of tickets.

The remainder, after deductinc the expenses,
will be disposed of according IL section 5 If the
Act AUTHORIZING the Concert, as follows:
IAN moneys coming into the State Treasury
from sources provided for in this Act. shall be
and the same are hereby set apart and shall be
constituted a Srecia Fund, I, be known as the
Insane Asylum Buildi = Fund. and the state
Treasurer shall report 10 he Governor sI- Gn"unt
received from said source rom time 10 time, and
the Governor shtI!Eeport the saline to the next
Legislature"
The drawing will be in public. and conducted in
the same marneras that Of the Mercantile Library
Of san FRANCISCO, California.
The holds of TickeEs to which Gifts are award
ed. will present the same immediately after the
Drawins. To Wells. Fargo Il Co, Treasurer, Nir.
Sinia City, New FIR payment Tickets or Cou-
pons drawing Gifts, can toe collected thr ugh
Banking Houses, or Wells, Fargo i Co. S / Xpress.
All communications will be addressed to D. L.
Blanchard. Manager. at Virginia CITY. New All
orders for tickets will be promptly attended to by
the Manager. Tickets sent by Mail or Expires.
As directed. Tickets are good only to the holders.
ard will be paid on presentation
That the Enterprise will be managed with in
tegrity and responsibility, We will refer to lie fol-
lowing prominent citizens:
]. D. MINOR.
| J. SCHOOLING.
| ". ". HOBART.
CT PEEKINS
| A. D. TREADWAY, Carson City.
GEO. D.. FRYER. Carson City.
Hon. il JONES. Virginia City.
VIM. B. ~THOaNBURG, Virginia CITY.
A EDGERro>. Virginia City.
c c. PENDEkGASr. Virginia City.
JOHN sky. Virginia City.
JOHN PAGAN. Gold Hill.
KENNEDY L AALLoN, Virginia City.
Hon 7. W. ABRAHAM Pine Grove.
Hon. NJ. S. BUNNIFIELD, KNOXVILLE.
W ". BORING. Aurora
A. c. CLEVELAND, Hamilton, White Pine.
L. I. Fox, Gold Hill.
b l.. HASTINGS. Silver City,
&c HAZLETT. DAYTON.
G.. HOPKINS, Virginia CITY.
R McBETH, Gal-na.
W. v. MoCUY. Eureka.
g. Z. MILLS. White Pine.
T. B. sHAMP, Virginia City.
J.. W. SMALL. Genoa
n. LOWERY. Virginia City.
I J. TENN Ant Hamilto1, White Pine.
II H. BECK. Wa-hoe City.
J.. " ELLySON. Cariin.
c.. L. FULLER, Austin.
Al. lockwood. Empire City.
Wells, Fargo & Co.. Virginia
City. NeE., Treasurer
ADDRESS:
D. L. BLANCHARD, Manager
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA
j. ID. KERsET =, Agent.
! Ays.1 0RAsBY COUNTY, &Ev.
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TAKE WARNING

THE v. & T. r. X. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents ano
Ices Of life resulting from the running of theii
trains: aud they take this method Of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing about
.ueir cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
The business of the Company find II impossible u
PERSUADE boys, who frequent the termini and stop
ping places of the road from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselve,
Obliged to resort to more decided measure. ii these
anuovances are continued. Recent accidents
which are wholly ascribable to the carelessness o.
,or.cns i'll jumping on and on the cars when il
motion. should be warning enough in themselves
H. VI. REMINGTON, Superintendent
August IS. 1870. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
THE LAST DAYS OF Tue CAMPAIGN.

THE LAST DAYS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
CHANDLER AT THE SIDE OF IT'S sON-IN-LAw-
HIAINE AT BAY-THE LIBERALS ACTIVE
AND HOPEFUL.
rFROM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlBUNEI
PORTLAND, Sept. 3.-The closing week OF
tina campaign will be one OF the most vigorous contests
ever witnessed in the State, far those places are
concerned wherein the Liberals. have speakers and
means at all commensurate with those Of their oppo-
nen,s For lack OF these, there will be loss in
quarters In the With District Mr. Pike Is making keen
and inspriting canvass, and II he does not wln am
satisfied that he will make significant reduction or
the last majority that will do much to dishearen the
Administration Republicans. Senator Chandler has
gone thther to stay with his son-inaw Hale and 1t Is
well known that he is ready for lavish outlay OF money
W,thout this Pixies election would be comparatively
sure From the canvass sent TO the Executive Commit
tee from Hancock and Washington Counties the evil
dence az pixies maiorites complete and satsfac
tory In that portion OF Knox belonging TO the district
tho nrospeet IA also good while the alleged dis
affection m Waldo, whereby Hale has hoped 10
pro1t. is not admitted to exist in any such proper
,tops "a has been claimed. l think Halo's strength
in that county is vastly overstated' ana
believe that the capture OF the Win Dlstrct by the
Liberal organization is of the manifest probabilities
do not believe the Grant stories Of dsatection, and
until further proof Is given, set down the Win Dlsric
"a reasonably certain 60 bo carried against Hale Ger
tain IL il that the normal condition or things against
him. and nothing but shameless purchase OF voting
material can change In the Penobscot valley where
thu war was earliest begun, the fight continues with
immense enthusiasm and considerable gains are ex-
pected in nearly all Of the well known river towns
The Grant people sul talk about Democrats who
"wont 90 The Greeley ticket" but they are all adrft In
this and earn rpw be- even put them on their
own private there such, know, from all
the Testimony H. that. FAR as the state ticket
N concerned, tA,f VIII undoubtedly vote Tor hlmball
In distant Afnosno ne condition Of the canvass Is not
80 well known There Is distinct Liberal Eepublican
strength the chief towns, but there has been no sys
tematio attempt to make thorough canvass IN the
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DIED.

CLARK-on Tuesday Sept Pauline daughter Of John W.
ana MARI A. Glars. ,.--
Relatives and the family invited to attend the funeral rom
Of her parents No. IS bankst on Ihursy sp1
O'Clock ). IN.
GREGORYrhe funeral Of Ira Gregory NJ d. will take place a. NOR
wall Conn., to-day Thursday late residence at zJ IN, sns
al D. u. al first Colges al0na Church
HOBBs-At Paterson ~ j. TUESDAY Sept j. Albert Hobbs
aged "A ami ii months.
Thuray D. Train leaves Brie Railway foot Of caaaDst
d VA.
HUGGNs-sept this city James s. Huggns in the 7's
year OF his 49, o., 81 -,
Ms a1d friends those Of bis family respectfully ieylS
funeral from the Church Of the ASCENSION corner r'a
ave and TenhsL saturday the 'ih inst At ~ A. H. WHOM %
tber invitation.
New-fissen, Conn. papers please copy
NEWMAN-At Clifton, Va. TUESDAY Scot S71 hane ony
dspcber Of lram Elizabeth NJ Newman formerly VI bnOoey
aged u years months aud u days
Addetowp and Goshen Orange Co.. papers pi'sse copI
WILLETS-On ID inst OF spoPeEy George Wc Of jersey CITY
in the 62d year Of biz age $780, ., -.
FRIDAY 9th inst AT o'clock from BIS late sdenee az
si1thst Jersey City. Friends of the flm invited 70 attend
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THE CONTEST IN WALDO COUNTY.

TIE GRANT MEN ALAMEDA CUSrOM-HOUSh
OFFICIAL THREATENS A DEBTOR-THE COUNTY
Probably CLOSE.
[8Y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
BELFAST, Me-, Sept. 4.-As the day OF cleo
ton draws near the contest in this locality becomes
more earnest and exciting One Of the most significant
signs in favor OF the Liberal ticket is tho alarm which
the Administration men show. Customhousc officials
arc using the most desperate efforts votes ono
of them ia going from house to house trying to influence
the poor men found home. His superior secretly Of
fered forgive the debt OF poor II no would vote
with him. accompanied with threat Of vengeance " no
refused. They fear most the silent votes OF men who
have yet made sign The Liberals and Democrats arc
active in their meetings. The Hon. j. NJ Ashley spoke
effectively flag raising at Brooks on Tuesday ana To-
day at Unity Theodore Tlton il rendering powerful,
aid. The Hon. f. T. Pillsbury speaks tonight at LIN
cOnville. The Hon. I. III. Hubbard OF Bddeford, the
Hon. j. H. TarbOx Of Massachusetts,, and Col HeusteS or
Washington, actively at work. The Hon. j. D. Cdva-
naugh Of Montana closes the campaign in this city on
Saturday night This immed ate locality never expert
enced such political shaking up Waldo county which
gave Chamberlain 200 majority in 1868 promises to
be exceedingly close.
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THE MAINE CANVASS.
BLAINE GONE TO HALTs HELP.
KEPUBIsICAN 'I'N'''
DIMINISHED CLAIMS OF GRANT MAJORIIlES'
fgY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNRl

lsY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 4.-As election Gay
comes Liberal prospects improve Reports from va
rous parts OF the indicate increase OF tho e
ment OF strength which covered general OBSERVE
ton on account OF the terrorism which prevails In A
mnstration ranks. The amount Of seaithy bolung j.
incalculable and tho disorder is contagious. Admins
tration managers enforcing party discipline Win
ygor but there is much secret disafecton in their
ranks The leaders are not iublan to-day, but irritable
and angry. Something seems worry them. There Is
trouble in tho VIII District, and Blaine has been
obliged ~ redeem promise made some TIME
ago. and has COMO to help Hale in his ex-
tremity. Washington County is said 10 be more
doubtful than ever. and Hae's friends are alarmed
Grant now spapers here clamor that the GuDertorla
vote of 1871 rather than Of 1868 shall BIO taken as the basis
OF comparison in this election. This conessng defeat
in advance as the Gubernatoral vote in the Presdon-
tal year Is the only fair test The Republican majority
in 1868 was over 10000 Last year 10 10000 and to
claim only 10000 now Is to acknowledge loss OF 5000
since lsCs The trick too transparent bat will deceive
the unthinkng. Mr.. Robie the managing man or the
Grant Central Committee, confessed today however,
that even majority OF 1900 would be loss OF 6Ooo
He thus puts the number Of Liberal Republicans IN inc
State AZ 25OO by Implication. The ADMINISTRATORS
reckon on a full vote, but the Liberals do not
REPORTS FROM YORK COUNTY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRI
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-Seyeral letters from
York County Me- received at Liberal headquarters To-
day. state that Liberal ticket is sure tobe successful
and that Greeley daily gaining strength there Inc
people are amazed at the amount OF money spent by
tho Administration orators and political wire puleis'
letter from Speaker Baines district that he has
recently put large numberof men at work in the Navy
Yard at Ktery 80 as to have them in his district to
vote for him,
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sporseIy seIed aorb and may not receive 80 carly
as september the m fruits OF discussion begun ID DssS
outlying settlements

snorsey settled hortb and may not receive 40 carly
ne 20 the fall fruits OF discussion begun In tbese
outlying settlements.
BLAINE MAKING DESPERATE PT0Hr
Along the Kennebec comprising the region OF Dis"eS
district there Is fight which largely TAXING care OK
ITSELF It is desperate on Blaine's part but nc cauno'
compass all the threatened points and the Liberals avo
had some very effective meetings 10 IL reporter tna'
two or three OF the principal there pronounced
Grant men who have become disguised VITA the
Speakcrs abuse OF the appointing power and TIE nO
ing his In sinecure Offices that sney cnD
be brought again to his support lknow Oh ,n9 20
instances and reasonable 10 suppose that heo ao
otbers This canvass IL 80 far completed tnas 10
may soon given the cOuntryj IN any evens yyn
NAV count most gratifying reduction OF thlS .io
greatest OF all the district majOrtes In the other dl
tncts the campaign has not been marked by 20 bnc'
excitement The 200 Grant speakers tDat nave hgvGo.
over the State during the last few days nave not AZ
Good and an many quarters have helped 20 inspire to
opposition put forth their best efforts IN nis
siOnary work. The Grant people nave rS, hiosss
In the Ist District Cumberland ana lOrh C9unyesp
have talked themselves out and their meeings snow "
The Hon. John A. Peters spoke here on tbe SoSn m'i ~
speaking has done The Liberal cause ceralD peIcsss
OF good No audience II there that VIII not dNue NO
force OF speaker I'm the pros and cons Bauer WIN S
KuKlux talk and stacy manner, disguised many peOpo
and there not manager OF the hectpe tnas m,'
not chagTned at the cheap role inc worry ioro go
Col. GrOsyenOr OF Missouri has come 20 give t"o
speeches "A day for the Liberal cause Gen. vary hts
entered upon the engagement Tilton ana haggery
are working hard In the East and Two OF thiee uolo
sneakers are promised for remainder OF the prcSe
week 10 is hoped. Also that Gen. Banks can Say WI
the end Of the canvass Both he ana Col. nrOssSno'
day last i 4. Williams OF New-Gork - aihO speaking
twice a day IN Cumberland and YORK C1unues' hilnF
appointments with Mr. CLIFFORD, inc LDsr rs ean na,
iugs. As evidence Of the possible vote i u1J
state that DO not hear any moro claims Of lov' as
the highest figure Of bcasng Is now lO0 ahu tHi' NV
"a 4
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LATEST Snip NEWS.
For other ship Ycrs see Third Pagel

For other snip N6rS see ihHb FdJc'I
ARRIVED.
S,esnsbn Frsa neg N g.. Me Hamburg Aug a. AMI HsTH
24th with Tndse. and pas. TO Kanhanit Co , =,
Steamship Regulator Freeman wilmington WIN "'' alO P "
Lorlls ard steamship Co.
ami pass o II. b. Cromwell 1 Co. , IN
steamship VOLUNTEER BosoOd Philadelphia, with nse to Lou
M Steamship Go.
Brig Mari Celeste Wallace, Coz BAY days. with coal 80
S5 Maguete FRI Olivier ST. Pierre Mart 10 lays With sugar
sCHOOS EFis-RIYER COAsTWGsK.
Joseph New-Haven. kenn, Newport
Hotchkiss, Portland, u COpia, ran
A. Pharo Providence y > Lee ne" bsloti
p Res Tannton T ?. Abel. Providence
o. Washngton stanford MemeutO. Fall River
Nesssrger Taunton Hu. Freeman. Rockitni
n n Smith New Bedford. Jos Barrett Boston
~ w Cnmmins ProUdeuse. Cynthie Jane, Providence.
palladium Somerset NJ. W. Gufa Portland. "A.
Justice Newport al'9nl-DI "p,,tt-,
j. Morns Providence q henlon, rorhoa ~
A. q. Peass Portland, Ct Gertrude, t0uiel, "
Ida Taunton. ~ r. ray rIonuesoe
Verauda, Providence. hlhefta rSu ihsL
!lenreta SnOE Squat, CALAIS.
SAILED.
Steamships Kon for Bremen Britannia for Gssowi Nevada soa
China for liverpool City Havana, for Havana Charles w. Lord.
for New Orleans
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSroS Sept 4-ArnyeJ. ship Cornga, from Calcutta
SAyASNAH 4ArVed steamship San saFsiof reu
EsYok Cleared barAs Llncon aud F Queen. both fos
CHARLEros Sept 4-Aryed steamship Georgia. tor HeS-fok
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. Sept 4The nman Line steamship CITY Of hooire
Kennedy NeslOrk Aug "a, ioF Liverpool a'ei 1sS a.
O'Clock this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4.-Gen. Hazleton was
nominated for Congress- yesterday by the Grant Re
pubcans OF the lid District OF Wisconsin. The Demo-
crots OF the LIST District nominated Alexander Htche
CHICAGO. Sept An the I'D, lid, aud WITH Iowa
Congress Districts the following Liberal nominations
were made respectively: William L. Lelngwell. j. L.
stoneman, and A. I. Lusch.
BALTIMORE, Sept. A-The Hon. William NJ Merrick
was to-day renOminated for Congress by the Democrats
OF the With District The Hon. Stevenson Archer was re-
nominated by the Democrats OF the lid District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oP TEE CHIYF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON ID. C.. sept. 8. 1871 a. III
srnoDsis FOR ne iDeIitv-foar hourS
The, barometer has fallen from the Lakes to
the Gulf stations being highest over the latter and low
est probably over Nebra clear weather has gener-
ally prevailed the New England, Middle, Atlantic,
and Southern States.
Partly cloudy weather. aud souih-easterly TO south
westerly winds the Lower Lake region and north
west OF the Ohio Valley, with areas or rain. The tenn
perature has generally risen from the northwest east
ward over the Middle states
Probabilities
Winds backing 10 s0uthery. rising temperature, in
crcasng coudness, and areas OF rain for EcwEngland
during the afternoon and night, and for the Middle
states during the day.
SOuth-easterly To southwestery winds and cloudy
weather for the South Atlantic states, with probably
areas OF rain during the afternoon aud night; partly
cloudy weather and southery winds from Tennessee 10
the Gull.
Fresh and occasional brisk sOutherly aud southwest
ery wiuds generally cloudy weather, and areas OF rain
from Kentucky 10 Lake Erie and Michigan, with dimD-
shng pressure winds voerlug to westerly and north
westerly and clearing weather for the Northwest,
toward which an area OF low barometer Is now APP
pareutly advancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
CATTLB MARKET.

CufcGo Sept - Receipts three dsysCae 900 heai ho<'
Dc 65 head sheep Cattle fair demand pnces not -
quality fair; quotations al % 9t1 pI
for extra rs 3 ehoe % 509S5 ~ or good ef9e'
for medium fair stock - 2J0 - - for Northern VIA
tered Texans % for through doyes Hog, 70 i5I rsi
rc tend ower receipts quotations from - tO~of of
ssn: - Is a IS % Tor good - ~ for sheep steady
a. 81 2j0g5 IS for fair to cnoIce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
PASSENGERS SAILED.

ron IrypRpOOL-In Steamship Chiad Sept A-Mr W Coroya
Miss Jessie VoEes Field, Miss Victoria Vokes Mss Rossa yos
Mr. Frederick yokes Mr. Pawon Yoke Mr w. " Rye Master W
Durkn Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs Geo WsdsHorh pr
NJ OfOo Right Rev Bishop Wittngham key yos H. hooa ~
d. Mr.. Hoffman, two Misses Von Honnan
goyerness and maid H. Chaplin, MI saneomb Mr. As'
fn Rev Mnton Perkins Bass M g. Reayes M Gaauss
Mr. ard Mrs Mass Mr. r. s. Fay Mr. John kenAs MI NJ hSh5
Miss Brvant and maid Mr. and Mr A. j. Osthme Mr. and MRS III
n Maren Miss Marsen Master MArsen Mr. aud Mr. Goo Deso
Al. -.LM L.DLn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
LIBERAL MEETING IN BRUNSWICK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBUNE.

GEN. GARY SPEAKS BEFORE LAkUE MD AT
TENTIVE AUDIENCE.
Icy TELEGRAPH To THE TRBUNEl
BRuNswICK, Sept 4.-The Hon. ). f. Cary
Of Ohio delivered this evening, the most brilliant pow
erful and effective speech Of the campaign to large
and enthusiastic audience. Though occupying two
hours held the attention of the people to the close OF
his speech No speaker has before stirred up the feel
ings or SO provoked the nerriment Of his hearers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOuRSTIC MARKETS.

wrnxGroy, " G, Sept 4sPrts TurPsni9e ,ir1ng :. ~.
Rosu-Saes 50 for Sanedi ~ - Tor Low No IL
81 for No. - s. for No q Sc for Extra Pslei $3.50 os
pale: 81 Glass. Crude TueuuneSsles, ~ bb az
- 50 for Hard; IS f5r Yellow Dip Tai echnei
2 sales % bbs and $50 bb at 80 21f market dai s.1