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New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
alarble ano .1laIe 1tlanlels.

4 KLABER, Steam MARBLE ana MARBLE
L1e ZG WORK' !J lJG has. EehtsrtI-s- Ntrbc aal
Mlrbeed Mare Thing Marble Counters Monument thai
de} eompctou Marble turunZ for the trade.
- KLABER & Co., MARBLE WORKS, 223
bJs West Fyist bet Broaisay and Eighthsve Marble AMI
Marbcref Man Monuments easone best varieties Chearet
m city send for catalogue.
CTEWAR1s SLATE MANTELS: largest as
y sor.ment the city price. Eega1 dsns T. B.
STEWART Thlrty-itl iud ThrYTh ~
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
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IMPORTANT TO GAS COMPANIES
AND
TIE PUBLIC.


The meiae ard urgent attention Of the eileas VI tF 70
spectyey nyiei TO proposition to supply oo-sme Nh tLeatsf
gls ghi than they have before hid ts ctJ
DISTRICT SYSTEM
uniting all the certain Us
c,abshHen Of sagIe uHGacGe shic H. be 80 ooa
ted as not to become nuisaHt.. - - VI, - s, Al, , .,
Harlem River At pont where M G 4l 'f
wcng BULL Vlsgorks of sufficient magnitude supply che entire
gss with The rluu'oiure Of gas a. az ot,r p
tie c thus aoyng great panc nuisance each gaA eompiny
retanug respective district snd aodors 70 dstnb- gas 70 con
The snge n lnucue to into The holders Of he
respective compaaes a stated price ana "a ol
the the by it, process an .tvtt lo
ho 0f tie pcye companes tventflye per cent s hth nov
u.t @ 'ae 90 oIpa 'es ,aoP' un.otn tl p.' ne " ~ s M
Taking into the quality Of de gs bY the new process
and the reduction price this will uce the OF is 20 ooanme ~
rate tia. viii euabe them Gse freely for both lighting ana he-s
s demand greater sappy OF gas and the
companies then clear the ground occupied p hr ro HOUSES
purifying sheds and hoeOr additional gas hoe
when Will not be nuisance 10 anS reghborhoo The ne" ~o
necessarily he large and II proio 70 mase then I on 10 I
tonab IA estimate Of the entire coz FOR nitro aelg e ne" E
TN roN being made laa as there can hc no ya " W. @
gre public ng Gasqhi .l Heat Company has
tke M DremIa4 70 cary tie poc in'o 'mr4's ope
ALL ARE INVITED TO SEE
THE NEW LiC T.
All interested IN good and c4eap lgt Tor NeTiof C
f' 'N''''' "'''' GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
which lighted with ae new gas ani where Leng with Rss may
'''' u 'e'' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OfIe New-lor4 Gasi.gat lnd llc1t oon yiny
DRE-EMPTOKS and HOMESTEAD CON-
a MUTERS SAVE ~ by USING COLLEGE ScRP-feeeiylbe
AID Territories Military wsrran For sale
by g. F. LEWIS Cleveland Ohio; or F. p JAAbo Co.
No. 20 Wallst. New York
WHEREAS, my wife, ELLEN BURKIiART,
hereby caution al persons against trusting her or NJ srcoa9t
pay no debts her contraction JAhh hukhlARl.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
Gounirn Real Gstate tor Sale.

EXECUTORS LE-PEREMPTORY.-
H SOLD before March IS West bark Of the Hndon
West Pak opposite Hyde Para Station usou River klroad an
ELEGANT ESTATE of the late Calvin Adan consisting o. nearly 800
under cultivation the bssuee vaiuabe woodlan
escsnt brick mnrhl trimmed byern Hall"
Commanding Of the adjoining Of the
late Archibald Russell ESQ., John T. Brookman b. Dodg
extensive Of fruit fire e shaderes
farmers and all oubungs. reservoir supplying a
buildings pues spring II desrfd will sell the building
ontbout % Photographs be
price which application the RfecuOr No.
80 sogth-st, O HOMER MORGAN. No 2 Pnest.
SSsSEE SSs#sE S$s% SHsIS + ISSEAyrn 5iRH Executors.
EEwYoRK Peb. I. lS7i (2OoN.
NYACK.-FOr SALE or to LET, two HOUSES,
~ rooms 10 modern improvements gooi ard
view: 0ckland Institute
qure oil. v OkDBRDONK, Mack.
MILK FARM for SALE, at auction, on the
IVA premises Feb r. 1872 the property OF the heirs or
the late ARCHIBALD SEARS containing 0 ACRES Of LAND the
town osOyTH EAST PUTNAM COUNTY n y y miles east Of
the Harlem Railroad y miles north Of Brewster
station Cuehlf Of purche money reau BOnd and
Mortgage. For parIcdllrs sppiy
Il. 7. HANILAND Patterson, Putnam County, \. Y.
J. H. SACKETT,
No Cooper Union Eev-York CITY
DOUGHKEEPSIE PROPERTY FOR SALE or
EXCHANGE Tor Y. city Brooklyn Propery-A hne FARM
property gj Souhye 2! miles from tue Court iiou
hue roads ne1oOod int class IN partnisr For descp
ton, &c. inquire Of G. = RICHARDSON
lJ5 and l51 Crosbysi
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
Anciiou Ga!cs OF Real gstaie.

Anriiou 6a!cs OF Real Gsiaie.
BY JoHNs9N sS,EIoxSSrs 4 MhL isp L E R.
REAL ESTATE BRoKERs
% CITY S' & o Ssa auction sss iai a GSsA' 80 '
ADRIAN H. MULLER AuctoOeer.
EXECUTORS SALE
CHOICE LOTS,
SITUATE on THE
BOULEVARD BROADWAY. TENTH AND TwELFThAvEs..
LAWRENCE, MANHATTAN,
SE.uUYDRED-AYD- -TmRTY-srXTH,
OEE-HUEDRED-AND TrIRTYSEvENTH.
Observation-Disclosures EIGHTH.
oYBHUEDRED AND THIRTY NINTH.
F1FTYFCUaTH AND FIFTY-FIFTH SITS.
ADRIAN H. MULLER P. r. WILKINS & Co.
will sell a auction
TUESDAY. February H.
at u O'Clock at the B-cage sl-,room III Broaay by order
Henri spaung and jeremiah Deya esq OF Dane
Deylia. deceased:
GorLEyAED23 Io e.. side Of goa,y,7 between onehundr'
BoULgvARD-6 Bo.e,arl between One undrei
snd-i.irty sixth aui Olellldrei anl-thirve znth-st,
feet wcst Of Bouleyari
ONE.HUYDRED AND THIRTY. SEVENTH sT-sl Lots on One
between the Boulevard and T~elihaye
Observation-Disclosures Loi', south SHE
between the Bouleyarl and TwclHh-ave.
Observation-Disclosures NINTH ST. lots south side eT
S5ae1. s99's tl'''sn TO 's"'-'' ~ ~ ' "
TyELFrHAvE-o Lots, east side between One-hunirei-and
thir.y-Ertn On hundei AMI thirty-cightas-
TwELPTHAvE5 lots west 4ide Of Twelfth ave between
eIteriias GaS i1s' to Bailheid B1I Line
TExTAvE- Lots on west side Tenhave. between one-
hundred an!lr anta-st
ANDTHIRTY NITHSTs9 lots Cores OnehunIrrdand,
thr;y-egh and Onehunirs and thirty untsts 100 feet west oi
Lors with Hotel Bug thereon bounded By Broadway Boule
yari. Maulataa. AL Lagreroi-'tL
PIFTYFoURTHsT2 Lots side. $50 east of Seventh
FIFTY FIFTH Lots Fyahst as feet east of
The his real estate shall be
within Eve the date o. bis deeee
This period will present month Of Febaar consequently
the will be
PEREMPT0RY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
Seventy per purchase money remain Bond and
Mortgage OF the premises
Maps Of the Aucdoneers, No Pnest (59lOl
GUPREME COURT SALE-lN PARTITION,
- OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PR0PERTY on
JosEPH r' McGUIRs Auc:iouecr.
will sell al auctiou,
MONDAY pe5 Y ls52. at r ?, o'clock Sls. noon
under direction Of GRAFT NATHAN esl. Referee.
having frontage state and III on Peart AMI de2 Of
'"'' G. TILLoTsoN esq Plaintiff Atorney Broadway
Maps at the AuciiOneeri Office No. 81 Ceiarsi.
TUESDAY, Feb. 13, 1872 at II noon, on the
premrs the 4story hg ftoop basement subcelar brick
HOUSE 25 erspace Cnon-st lot 26H2o
house 26x55 With sory extension leI5 feet Al0 the io
AID BUILDING 16 hont Ielsshoh property in
rear above ting and forming straight pot from
stree: to freet Also LOTS eeh 2cro3 being 2o feet Cher
ST. $50 feet on ugepce Sold together separately
he o CROSBY MANSION stands four Of the oswi be sold by
itself If desired Terms
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
Gitn Real Cslaic tor Sale.

A FREE REGISTER, with particulars Of
~ 0 Houses Bung SALE ani TO LIT conar
ns City map &C, Appl. V. X STEVENSON s. son, IL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
DroohInn Real Cstate for Sale.
.Dcslrtcstcr Gonntn RtaI Gsiate for Sale

IF Won want 10 Purchase or Rent YOnkerS
prorerty cal. address j. NOuMAN'. agt, At foHkers
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

TRAINS LEAVE NBwYO3K
ror New maven and bndr2ort = 3 tkE liz IBIS .trl
Tor MioTi St1tia;d faTisA Southport, wespor, lli
For south Norsnik aGSx) naO M l.l5 CEr ,sx} Is
FoT ID Daa:n en- i lis 5a a. m s 49, $50 ssisp9n
For stanford (By . il.3o a I.l5 tEN irl 2S
i3l tkKl, as, $50 6:J0 ;l3, 3 (Exl p.
For Gresnwien srf Intermediates statois T. D. Ili 70 @ -
sanday Mail Train leaves Twenty .eyentsL a. t. f
Boston, via 10th Springfield n IEe & ~, sh9re @ ,I; L,s
FOR Boston va sprng6ed a. H. ? AMI
For Boston va Shore Line. u IS and NJ
toT Hartford ari SpnrSeA, 4 1915. y AID p
For Coraectcut River Rairsad 3 Ial9 H. 70 N'''-'
FOR Hartford Providence aud F.hk Rslrlaf n w, p "a
For shore Line Rdlwsv 10 Norwich aai E''' '''
For KewHrv sni Horasmptea aaA a. n M 10 'r'a-
Ao E N az H,, ,nsIeswn and wimAnie Rs.fo4 tAf Lnel3
a. r. q, lad a., i. 2; ;omie ~ Railroad m ard p. N.
f. NsSstsS Railroad p n. snd ts m % Wa'r- ~
~, Ss.sssV and Norvaik Railroad lea api so
80, ,an Rairoai a. IN, l2slA aniae . g.
slrsp attached Tran AL SIu
daT N,l rin ethsr Line DraNAgfoon Car auile" 70 '
g. n ana an prare past reeas hs
a. nsoas ~ the SswYo4 ard New Haven r., ~ vrl
~ nd Al the Ohces Of the New NoE ralrer -
slIs Expre1l No. 9ii Broadway AM No CVgs eu.t al
Sy leaving susse notice have their bags. e o ~ eesd
from residence n deshnatou JAMES n hol !, sis-
SOUTH SIDE X. K. OF l.. /.
wiuter Arrangements commencing 1871, on Rossst sal
Grlnd-st ferres. New fOk
so Ms fof Paehogse by Belepoa and Fire Place
a n Accommodation u BabvlOa.
$3.50 Express er Paehesae BY stage for ss a,l
SO D n Bahylop Accommodation
Accommodation tog hsrnek "a, . - ,r,, cuaect
The $50 and 10 m. ant The 1to and ossy y ~
' "''SA w C "a DOUGLAS. suFsnAs'i-s-~
See Tlns Tables
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
Go Elhon II rrnn Gnncrrn

A LAWYER, familiar with the trial and ~
IA gument OF csnss., form hw
ethfe Hesfork City pennea csiahshe sh an iressak
businea and pfofpect will ad.s A. Box l05 Thrrs Oce g.
giving ce interview. Proieza ad g. pru ipa
0Ie hc,ere cel crctaaeoi ard e. ccrmrnio1to- cor'aL
OFricE Nhs.i oRk GlsiiGnr 40 nrlr Cl-rAN.i
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
Gica!tboats 1ao Railroads.

FOR BRIDGEP0RT and all points on Hogsa-
t1a- - nne -As a. y 9o'a SSrnd''' efes'ie -
NEPTUNE LINE STEAME&S Daily for
PHovIIPrNCE. .BosTON: WORCESTER t1'l5.s.'5
G,.n Ios9oz ,!;S f''s 8 X h. I, ri2S6ss6g y
'ra rro' Wofs.,er 10 ea5' \ Iass. al o.a
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
,5 Ss' ssss sR,s wsT,,:sf c l, e: sYs ..1 rs.
Cffy' % os a', aosheseE Ihe seE .rd starch Steamers
CITY OF LAWRENCE sns
f'l .r 'ss' e sls ss I rsrt d Csa Seoss S
fSf Nts-Loaaea sa Norveh trs eoaareas Erpe
,e s5 'ss ,s '9, & &gs Nc onp Noaero Nrh ana wOs
sa R tickets sui Of freight spey ,, toe ONE Pier 90
Esr.Yort O,. p 1872. D. T. S"'"' ''' A'''N
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JEkSEY.-
ne : q Sonsr1re nitl so Braneh ,slo H'n7en Junrou
WIN hc D'"lTr i1ctsw1a9a and Wcaeru aolf o. P ostg
HIs Va H., ,,i G I,Ihs ~, & Dsi. o-' az A. As W. So
p argh a. ~ "s without change so CH.i Penn
ALLFSSE2Iys SiSIys L5SE ~, 70 E1rygxy TSg VEST.
a. @-Foi Fsa a.tca Ei, Bethlehem B.,S Mlaca csanl
we.bare Pi.'or nshiO' cy NJ Carmel Ha1riou. runthsn
"a m-For tls.oa Co1nsr,s at Jlac,oa w Del
Ga mwEsrERs EErGg,s da 'err; suntay sor Ea.'S AI,.
ton & 'Ioe WI LA'F3 nni sa. y01sn D.n i,' sss. &
Leli.A vslej Rairal 70, ltsca Cslnk
Igl) m.-Wa3
l!1 NOR Remington Ea,ton. Ahenowu Miuch Chank.
M'lanoi C i 1le.oa Wisban Retas Cola@5a Lancaster
E1sr,t2. Pottsvile iiarr.shnrg
5 MO. Es.,o Connects :, PA1eours Sl L.hi.s AZ:
tlst,n Leigh Valley Allentown Catassuqaa At
pni.i. sburg for Beybiege
$50 p. n.-Fo, Ps.cGes
m.-FOr En Allentown and afuch Chunk COane a. june
ion with Del, Lack end West Z r
m.-For s0wervlie lcui
m.--p0r sonervili-
5.JO p. u.-F1r Pa,uiciI
SE -CSClyNAU EzPHFqr duly for Etio1 Beeaen Ahsa-
keslg Hsrrsbu- ~ soursh ChcIs5, aa Cincinnati
o. m.-Ior SOmerrlle
m.-for SOnerulle
- p. H. EmigraHtl-FOr kgsfOn.
300 .. M.-fOr piauteh
ll:2) m.-for plliuheh
o:0) ttBl Il:f5 23i. D. 100 El5 SEQ. JA tV ~
5;l5. 3d. 5:'5 GOO 610 100 7;0 7;5 SD 300 loo HIN
uuO p. m. go
Tci or obtained the ohee Of he Cenira Raj
oa o. Nesieey o Lbcftvst Ncsfork aid H The principal
r. T. RICKER. supedn,aHdent
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21
A LYING FLUNKEY.

A certain over-eager mercenary and
superservicable sycophant who has
wormed himself Into the mental service
of John 2. Jones, has written a letter
from Virginia City to the Nevada State
Journal, and after going over the usual
stereotyped rigmarole in beslobberment
of that over-hattered gentleman proceeds
to utter the gratuitous and unfounded
lie that the APPEAL is clandestinely doing
all in its power to defeat the Republican
Legislative ticket with view to the de-
feat of Jones. The puppy who wrote
the said letter signs himself Marmion,
God save the mark.) and We only notice
his lying prattle to make these two sug-
gestions: First, that the Journal, in adj
hitting such falsehoods concerning Re
publican contemporary is guilty Of an
objectionable act of discourtesy; and,
second, that the hunkeys who think to
earn their wages by thus slandering Mr..
Jones' critics, had better be paid off and
discharged; for they are doing him and
his cause more harm than good.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21
PROMIN.NT DEMOCRATs WITH
HOLD THEIR PRESENCE FHOA
A KENDALL. MEETING.
They Arc Probably Disgasted'

Commenting upon our Unionvllle dis
patch of October Is, the Sdrer State IN
forms us that "Crit Thornton and Gov.
Fall were absent from town and conse-
quently did not hear the discussion.
Our informant, then, it seems was quite
right when he said that So Crit. Thornton,
Gov. Fall and the balance Of the Hum
boldt Democrats act as if they wish Ken
dali had never emigrated from his native
State of Maine'' Well, wecannot find
heart to blame them. The fact Is, Ken
dali, while being g rather amiable and
inoffensive person in private life, cuts a
very sorry figure as "a statesman; and
the old wheel-horse Democrats, accus-
toned to being led by men OF decided
character like Gwin and Terry, find it
hard 70 disguise their disrellsh for such
weak sisters as their nominee for Con-
gresham in Nevadas 1t is quite natur-
al, therefore, that Messrs. Thornton and
Fall should stay away from debate IN
which they felt serious misgivings OF Ken
dalls ability to sustain himself. 1t Is
pity that these exacting Democrats should
thus, so openly and significantly turn the
cold shoulder upon their artesian nomi-
nee; but it is their funeral, not ours!
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21

unfairness? Is this anything else than
strong and unequivocal invitation to
this senatorial aspirant to come up out Of
the fens and morasses Of doubt and
silence, and blaze his light upon the top
of the hill of Republicanism? We are full
of the spirit of earnestness and solicitude
for the success and welfare of the Repub-
ican party when We frankly tell Mr..
Jones that there will be those present at
the Theater tonight who viii anxiOusly
listen to catch the terms and tones which
shall give them full assurance, not only
of his sympathy with and affection for
the people; not only Of his bhonence Of
monopolies and rings; not only Of his
depreciation of subsidies and the '' squan-
dering of the substance of the people; "
not these alone, (and yet these too, per-
haps; for they are part of the windy
platitudes Of the times;) but stronger
than all, more deeply earnest than all, a
full and hearty expression of faith and
hope in the vindication of Republicanism
at the eolaing election, and q real and
unfeigned willingness to link his chances
of success alone with the Republican
party and its chosen leaders Let him
give to the doubling. if there be such,
assurances like these; let him put into
the mouths of his friends words and sent
iments which shall silence his critics; let
him do these things and he will have
done much to consolidate and strengthen
and revitalize the party at whose hands
be hopes to be made Senator; will
have done much to repair what has been
injured by his Demonstrations in the
canvass; will have spoken, not without
good and needed effect 10 a community
in which his name is one Of those most
frequently spoken but amongst the mem
bers of which himself is little else than
stranger. These be good good council
lings; let him estimate them as he will.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21
MR.. JONES ON THE STUMP.


We are in dead earnest when we say
that We rejoice that Mr.. Jones has acced-
ed to the demands Of the passing politi-
cal canvass SO far as to appear before his
fellow citizens in the attitude of q public
speaker. Certainly man who aspires
to the United States Senate oughtto have
a faith TO declare; some original opinions
to pronounce: some principlesto uphold:
some self chosen platform to stand upon:
and candidate in this position ought
not to hesitate to- stand forth and speak
for, and to. his party in tonestAat cannot
be mistaken. That Mr.. Jones viii do all
this tonight we hopefully anticipate; for,
mnch as we would have preferred that
Governor Nye should succeed himself.
We will be Just enough TO John P. Jones
to say that he has, in our past experience
with him. had the pluck and the frank
ness to make show of saying what he
believed; and, inasmuch as Carson is the
place where are congregated the little
squad of mischief makers and soreheads
who, before they seeded from the Re
publican party and went, bowling, after
Greeley and Reform. used to claim .
monopoly in Mr. Jones' friendship and
to have the entree into the sascttm sasseto-
rum of his secrets on this account We
say, on account of the faint which a tenn
porary association With these political
scavangers has put upon him, he cannot
do better than to signify, in unmistakable
terms, his complete and final severance
from them, and his total lack of sympa-
thy with their views and purposes.
That Mr.. JONES' has come prepared to
satisfy all earnest Republicans of his f.
deity to. the principles and candidates
that they believe in and support, only
his own failure to attempt to do 20 will
convince Us to the'contrary. We promise
him that we will give him the benefit
Of full and fair review; and We assure
the Enterprise that We hope that the
speech of this evening may demonstrate
that what that paper has chosen to call
our faithlessness and irony have been un-
justified and misapplied-That Mr.. Jones
is as hearty and strong in his Radical
Republicanism as any of his most jealous
and unsparing critics. This man can, If
he will, place each Of his Republican OPP
ponents in Ormsby county in the voca-
tive; can if he will, weld the Republican
party together with the white heat of en-
thusiasm; can, if he will but speak in all |
earnestness the words and sentiments |
that are now wanting, make all protesting |
Republicans in Western Nevada confess
that he is worthy the high distinction to
which he offers himself. .5rs
Is this the language Of mockery and
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21


NE~ YORK, October ls.-The National Board Of
Trade, after long discussion, adopted the feso-
luton reported yesterday from the committee
on the subject Of the reciprocdSy treaty with
Canada. AcGovern of the Canada delegation, ex-
pressed his conviction that the action of the
Board on the subject would be beneficial to both
countries. The BOard next discussed three resO-
lusions on ship-building-on by the Boston
Board Of Trade asking the Congress Of the Uni
ted States to prevent the exAction Of fees or
by the Philsdelphia Board II Tr>de, aaking for
bounties for building and subsidies for English
and American ships. and one by the Boston
Board asking that articles Of foreign productions
necesssry for repAixa. ETC.. Rhipa, be admitted
duty free The debate was very animated. the
Pennsylvania members urging strongly in favor
Of subsidies and the New England and New York
members Is earnestly opposed them, declaring
whist Was needed was the meanS Of cheap trans
portation. and arguing that We cannot compete
with foreign nations in shfp-buildins. Finally
the whole subject was postponed till next year.
Here then We have the true state of the
case. A conflict of interests is what il
operating against any Congressional plan
for the betterment Of our shipping affairs.
The wooden ship-builders pull one way,
the iron ship-bu ilders another, and the
ship-owners in yet another direction;
and against each and all Of these are the
importers and merchants and factors;
and vet the Liberal soreheads and Pos
sum Democracy are impudent enough
and untruthful enough to charge the Re
publican party and Grants administra-
ton with having " driven American mer-
chant vessels from the ocean" Nome
need be told that the bill which has just
been assessed by the Geneva Arbitration
against Great Britain grew out of the pi-
ratings Of the Democratic cruiser :" Aha
bama' and the other English-built sneak
thieves Of the high seas; and nobody
needs to be informed thatit was the Dem
merchant ships from the ocean; and what
We have quoted above explains why it is
that those whom we should naturally
suppose were most interested in a revi-
val of our commercial marine are so ir-
given over to contrarieties
and incorporating, unyielding differ
ences Of opinion. The question is one
of mechanical, manufacturing and mer-
camille interests and not at all matter
of politics; and until those mbst con-
cerned in its settlement can agree upon q
compromise it will remain an unsolved,
problem which will attract the
attention and provoke the gaseous vapor-
ings of all the small beer politicians who
are seeking an ephemeral notoriety by
barking at the Republican party and
President Grant.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21

PUBLIC SPEAKING.

II H. TAYLOR WILL ADDRESS
H. the people on the political issues of the
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21

LOCKWOOD ought to speak tonight.
He always tails well and to the point
and one of his rafting, wide-awake eff
forts would come in good play tonight.
Let's have him out ''-i-..a g. u -'''' ''-4
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TAKE NOTICE.
vulHE REGISTRATION BOOKS WILL
Close ON Saturday, October 10th,
at 6 O'Clock, p. NJ.
RICH'D n. PARKINSON.
slO-td
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

vUlHE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION
Il for the General Election to be held on Tues
day, November 5. 1872, are now open at my Office
in Empire City. for Empire and Brunswick Mill
Precincts, Ormsby county, Nevada, and will re-
main open until Monday, October 81, 1872, at six
O'Clock z. n on that day.
sa7-td JAMES MORRIS Registry Agent.
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DOUGLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
TICKET.

The Republicans Of Douglas county
held their Convention at Genoa on Sat
urdAy and nominated the following
ticket: For Sheriff, H. P. (Peck) Bum
ham; For the Assembly, D: Valley and
7. B.. Hickey; Treasurer, n. Blossom;
Recorder, Fred Furth; County Clerk,
Walter Swart; District Attorney, Moses
Tebbs. This ought to be a strong ticket.
We hear that the Assembly nominees are
favorable to Jones for Senator.
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THE DECLINE IN THE AMERICAN
MERCHANT MARINE.


The following, as developing the true
condition of the much bruited question
Of what shall be done to restore our
merchant marine to its former impor-
lance, is worth reading with care:
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21

Pending the building Of the Ormsbv House,
r. Fred Brooks, the well-known and popular
dealer in books stationery, musical instruments.
guns. fishing tackle. -oys, cigars, tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods. has removed to Willard S
store, next door to Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his old stand. slA
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21
C. r. COTTON,
DRUGGIST AND AP0ThEcARY

YUyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE
his personal attention to compromising ply
sicians' prescriptions and dispensing medicines,
and having had more than THIRTY YEARS ex-
perience as an apothecary, is confident that he
can give satisfaction. AsE. -t-s
7eA1P1IsCIlYTy0Rs CoAPou EDAT ALL HOURS.
]. 1T i. CT. COTTON.
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PERSONS desirous Of renting rooms in private
residences are requested 70 let the same be
known TO LADD KELLY. - there Is continu-
ally demand for the same.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-21

NoTICE.-Hereaftef the Express Once Of Wells.
Fargo Co. will close At 81 O'Clock. P. II. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
P. II. will be forw xrded by the night train
k3O-lw II. +. RICE, Agent.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

lion. c. W. KENDALL, DEMO-
IL cratic and Liberal Republican nominee for
Congress, will address the people on the political
topics of the day at;