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New-York tribune., 1872-02-16

Martin 4 Rupyen.

State securities have been dull and quiet In Tennes
there a slightly improved feeling at 65! acc,
North Carollnas being firm at IS and Missouris dull
9lt new July South Carolinas selling at 32i93i The
following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16

Money has'been quiet and all day at about per
cent on all classes OF collateral the range baing6 and
T. choice commercial paper moving Oh the basis OF 10
per cent.
Government bonds have been pretty active ID certain
issues and strong all over closing the basis OF t 10
A fnllnxs a A ID
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16

The quotations based Cotton unnlng quality not than
half grade above below the ale quoted
COPFEE-Busness almost complete stand and the market
Of asked for AL grades
hut IN II business quotations nominal
FLOUR MEALTbe arr walls OF Flour light much below
trade and prices OF most grades are higher choice NO
demand at hardening prices at the close the market
very the low and medium grethese are very active safes
anDL ~ W. .nnufa
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And the following for City Bank shares:

Railroad bonds were also dull. The Pacific mortgages
sold follows Centrals, 1924; Union hrsts, 9l Land
Grants 81 aslt and Incomes, sj5. The following were
the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
fonses ano farms Uante0.

WANTED to LEASE-LOFTS, to contain
w about square mus. be well lighted within ~ blocks
of Rosdyay between and Duare-' App 1E MAJOR
& KNAPP kNGKAYING MANUFACTURING AND LITHOGRAPH-
ING COMPANY Il Broftwav
WANTED, 10 LEASE. for a number of
yesrs an ENTIRE BUILDING width Broadway
between Canal Address l. SIEGEh y anu ~ Frank
fort-sL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16

THE CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND VINCENNEs FIRST
MORTGAGE BoNDs are for only S1sjO0 per mile
upon finished road which is doing a large and pro-
ftable business For sale 90 and accrued interest
W. b. SHATTUCK & Co.. Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16

The offerings Of bends TO the Treasury to-day we're W
the aggregate Of tsI709So at o73 TO 1000 The million
xas accepted ut los 70 u osss and thus detailed:
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16

The days transactions at the u 8 slreasury were;
Gold receipts 3sse77 20 Currency psymsn''
Golo r.vn,nv sg7O4 ~ Curreney bsHnee' ezsoio -
Sod bAspee..... 036 % Customs 'o"0O "
Currency feeelpt...- JJyio@ III
Foreign exchange has been strong to-daF NJ ,ne ioI
lowing II not known wDetner tne oahA
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
MEssRs. WINsLow LANIER & Co.,
No. % Pine-st, offer for sale

MEssRs. WINsLOw LANIER & Co.,
No % Pine-st. offer for sale
THE FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS
of the
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co,
Free of Government Tax. Interest payable in New
York April and October, Coupons registered.
23G miles of the road are now completed and run
ming earning the interest the whole issue, which
is also secured by Land Grant of Eleven Hundred
and Sixty Thousand acres of Lumber Land in the
State of Michigan, worth from Ten to Twelve Mil
lion Dollars. The land is selling rapidly at an
average price of S15 per and the proceeds in
vested in the repurchase of the Bonds.
Less than half million of the whole issue of
Eight Millions remains unsold, and the price has
been advanced TO 90 per cent and accrued interest.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16

EOR SALE.-Second-han Shelving, Counters,
T,bs, s,sus Stoves Drug d,wen ss, shsvsy Desks 0nos
railing VIII bs shipped Appb VssU~, ssa H1 hsssssse ~
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
fotels.
Marble an6 6late manieIs.
miscellaneous.

ROKER's BITTERS!
ID BOXERS BITTERsi
a Nobody should be without bottle Of
BOXERS BlTrRRs."
gc. AN ,rurepce BY FAR
THE BEST AND MOST EFFICACiOUS STOMACH BITTkks 40
DeAAsnt cordial Beware Of eoobsnes,
l. FuSKE. jr, Sole Agent
p o. Boz lO23 te Lbsrty-st, Ree fort
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
Gounirp Real gstaie for Sale.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE EOFFICE.-Farms,
DwelEngy Country BOUGHT, SOLD or EXCHANGED
Ctv Properly attention TO the examination and Of
Farms II. NJ PIERCE jr, II Pinest.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

NEW and very genteel three-stOry, base
N urpt ab-ee lar oop HOUSE, choice location
H. nr,e Il sDrlei for Imnel ate7 ROBERT : WALKER
Broadway. NeW. York
ELEGANT HOUSE and GROUNDS, corner
Il OF Betfor.- for SALE easy terms
RULAND d WHITING, Beekmsn-st.
NOR SALE or RENT in Brooklyn, low, 20
HOUSES With al improvements; prices s34O TO 5000 Terms.
$50 and balance mortgage payable AOO less quarterly
$50 monthly. Apply To VALENTINE O.
HALL No 8 Fuou.s. New-YOrk Fulton Bank, ii To-
EATES-AVE.. BroOklyn.-Brick HOUSE and
VI 4LOTs FOR SALE at pneei property be sold
kULAND WHITING Be ekmsDsL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
nesirbcstrr Gount3 Real estate for Sale

A T YONKERS, five minutes from depOt-A
N chos RESIDENCE 10 furnace, water u seres,
hgt improved yrspes and fruits stables &c FOR SALE
TO LIT ros,s N IL April EDDY Co. No PATt place OF
4 holl. % Ution-sGusre.
If you want TO Purchase or Rent YOnkers
pTeIerty eall address j. YOUMANs sgI, Al Yonten
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTIES
w fOh 10 minutes OF Mott Haven heirse,
Norman fremont Forhsm White Psss aud Rye DePo Place
Parties desiring to purchase eAn yet
ts Information by applying HUGH CAMP l Broadway t254
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
BY A. J. BLEECKER, SON & co.
Ior 42d-st 80 Fl " of2i-sve each 25Xlo0. .........
Citn Real Csiaie for Sale.

FREE REGISTER. with particulars OF
N Bunng Lots FOR SALE and TO II contain,
ing City map Sc Apply 10 y n S4L' ENSON a Gun II
Pner
NOR SALE-On Fifth-avc, between Forty
srth elegant oroSn-stoue hol 81 Oul
h, pTGGN sle by the present owner
whose departure Elr'Ie Induces LIN 70 oltr & m
fs rsrd M private family also nue ABLE on
49,. between th au3 SirthGyea Also Hfhaye
Thirty r.utst iourstorr HOUSE. - feet vide three looms
des D. u elegant or4eT for sale cheap. Appy to - NJ,
WILLIAM II. RAYNOR, No s. Pinest
NOR SALE-A very desirable Corner PROP
ERrY Ho1.rs md Lo l5 Wooster, and " Prince
Al b.rr toeht- Prince by Il feet Wooster 81 Also
Fous. a1 o; Woosi-r-st 4Jxlo0 ee Apply 70 ALLEN
BKOWN a. Broadway: or JOHN h. MILLER Executor, 81 Uu
vsrst'-plSe
NOR SALE-A trst-class hard wood finished,
s:ory zh s'oop brown stone HOUSE 7151uO5 situated on
term reasonable Apply HOMER MORGAN Pne-s l2Ol1
CED SOl FOR the finest CORNER on
tNO&,sbsbb SIX. ave- rented uudouttel Sc OO
psr a1nu ior re RIkER HESSE Co.. - W. Thirty h st,
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
SUBURBAN HOMES.

with steel rails when psed with and boats
the the line OF the
Central r. ofN J. For information Houses Lots Farms &C.
u the line, sppy 70 A. d. HOPE. ll9 Libertyst
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
Eew- Jersep Real gsiais for 6alr.

A VALUABLE FARM Of 80 Acres at Wood
N bridge j. uaderlsd 6nesi quality bneS vtie
Banks 0peu And yield se To be sold TO close up
t6 deceased Send for Inquire
dCHARLRs DRAKE OF the premises
EXECUTOR's SALE-Of rs acres III Orange,
H j. property DANIEL DEhAREsT mile
NeNsrt from Eve bel l. W. r.
bosss garden large and abundance
eeuo1 desirable splendid for Lowest
od Apn 80 O06 ossh sl6O0 balance mortgage
sse be RENf. Apply To n DEhAkEsT. EIseu
sor ke~sIk. M.
E0R SALE-At Elizabeth n. j., frst-class
RESIDENCE containing Is rooms With ali modern improvement
ssstssr WITH sbd the hghsst the city Aess Bes so
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16

southern .cve grades higher included
% nart deliverable At Rchmond at the eo the market strong
and active sales Of 4 100 bbls We quote: -
Alex. and Georgetown, MTd to Good Sup 90 IS S6 IS
Bait, Alex, and Georgetown Extra and Family $50 Il 50
R1 Fou pessy and dull sales Of 2io G6 quote
Rye Flour Western iSSst
Cory Rye MS ESr s osae saa %.nS s $50 & quote
Corn Mes 60 as5 20 Com Meal Brrs. - esa
Corn Corn M:a %sst IS Corn Meal b. '' " ~
s BGsrsss' Fsp5 g so9EsT nd ~ - for Stat.
FREGHTsThe has been active movement 10 Grain fe at
@ % n p1 Mee S'h s n 1Ss At seo former as The
eu today To Lverpoo-by steam l0 900 bush Grain Ga
6d closing bid 100 bore. Bacon At and by
TaOw Sd To Loudonby go bush Grain
s'.nS .! ~ 90 SS Ri, Flour s :, - g @ bore Bacon
Bre%en 600 boxes Extract 10, To Rosd.n-o ter s Lard at
@ M To M IsT At @ sAd The eS s 10 % A%
l5S direct port the Continent With general
Cora Co. a I Srs % ts' g. r h a. bark with Grain
and - r al S ad 80 Ssiss ss ss are We quote
GRAISIn whea, there little doing holders generally asking
higher arrivals offerings nmisd INQUIRY IN
part ior mug the close the strong not quotaby
higher Spring and wner Arm shippers unable h
bush =. 81 $ for Chicago spr1s store & Fs 81 81. for
NO MI s,s IN ss s Ir ~ No 81 MS.ai., ia
81 70 10, ws Gsnesse Barley steady and lair sale. Of
and 10 for good Canada West Barley Mali heavy and dull sale.
500 bush Good state at 81; City 81 @ Oats opened h
Ohio Med sc aao.t and ae IN ..or. Western Mred At s,S
s7 the latter fol F,sey aaost s2i Rye
.rs the mos, ..Ss d. demand Is ssuy T export the sale. a..
nd Pa. ;sa ss: Ss'; ii. & s IL % m, :
~? Western Yellow Jd1+ southern White Tsasc southern
Ysl:, .t IaS1s.e Jersey yellow .. ,e
G ,Dns 'Iss s g % S. for a .sS
for for es.: sSs s .ss sss s:s " " for Long Rye
iaos.s.c,sh Pig so.asss' ,sy as'ss ~. steady "s quote 3
quote No :, So very Arm 9Th sesd demand
sso. Ens:s ssss co. s' 'hd American .s''ss's oA'r
AoLAssE-TSs hssy s' ''r'im srsSss ssasss ~ "
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1e. 1872
THE MONEY MARKET.
ALEs AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-FIRsr CALL,

l0t O'CLOCK A. ".

2,Oo0 Cedar Falls
! d MINI. lst m... 70
100 B'k Of AmencA.l45
10 Mereh'ts Bk. .l2O
los Bah Of Com're. lis
IL Cent Nat Bank .lOO
New-York tribune., 1872-02-16

ST JosEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-31
GENERAL %ATURE-T0. 93s.Y

Sr acr for the relief of Sarah S. iE3pJ,
nxecutrix Sf William Trapp, deceased
Re it enacted by the Senate and House Of
92nnresentatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, mat the
letters patent granted to William 1rapp, a
citizen of the United States, dated tue hfsU
dav of October, eighteen hundred and forty
FIIa eurrendered and reissued on the tenth
dsv of March, eighteen hundred and forty
nine. and extended by the Commissioner OF
Patents for seven years from the brst day
0f October. eighteen hundred and fifty nine,
and again surrendered and relssued IN two
several divisions or pLtents numbered,
gesDectively, nineteen nHndred and 1OfU3-
six and nineteen hundred and f0rty-seven,
for new and useful improvements IN barrel
machinery, be and the same is and are
hereby renewed, revived and extended for
the term of seven wears from and alter the
nasage of this act; and the Commissioner
of Patents is hereby directed, upon the pre-
sentation Of said patents or reissues, mum
bered, respectively, nineteen hundred ana
fOrty-six and nineteen hundred and forty
seven. or certified copies thereof, by making
a certificate upon such patent or reissue or
certified COPY thereof OF such extension,
fthc lawful fees being first paid theretor), IN
Ebe name of Sarah S. Trapp, eXecutrlX OF
said William Trapp; and the Commissioner
of Patents is hereby directed to cause the
same to be entered of record IN the Patent
Office; and the said patents SO renewed re-
Vived and extended shall have the same et-
feet in law as if originally granted for terms
extending to the end Of the term to which
thev are extended by this act; provided,
however that such renewal or extended
patents, respectively, shall be open to legal
inquiry and decision in the same manner: as
if issued under the general law regulating
She granting of patents; and provided fur
cher, that no person, firm or corporation
shall be liable for any damage or royalty
for having made, vended or used said i'm
Drovements in said patents specified prioF
Uerson. firm or corporation having made or
purchased and used said Improvement since
fhe expiration of the said patents shall be
entitled to use the same without liability
during the term Of said extension.
ADnroved June 10, 1872.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-31
OFF, ICIAL l..
s.,..,z of the United States Passed at the
second session of the Forty-First
Congress-.
GENERAL NATURE-N0. I3I.I

Congress.
GENERAL NATURE-No. 1911
y, ~ act to amend the fifth section Of an act
- entitled ''An act making appropriations
for the legislative, executive and Judicial
expenses of the government for the year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-three, and for other pur-
poses"
Re it enacted by the Senate and Houst
of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the United States
of America in Congress assembled. Chat
she fifth section Of the act approved May
eigbtb. eighteen hundred and seventy-two
making appropriations for the legislative
executive and judicial expenses OF the gooSy-
ernment for the year ending June thrtiet1I,
eighteen hundred and seventy-three, shall
not be held to apply to materials, stores -, or
supplies sold to officers and soldiers OF the
army or 10 exploring or surveying eXPeoi,
lions authorized by law, and that SAD
section shall not be held to repeal such part
Of paragraph 1882, Revised Army Regula
lions P Of eighteen hundred and sixty-thre,e,
"a ~ nrovides that expenses of sales OF mill,
tarV stores orsupplies regularly e0nd@dh4e6
syiI1 lie paid from their proccedso
Approved June 8, 1879
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-31
GENERAL EATURE-Eo. g33. !

An act making appropriations for sundsy
civil expenses Of the government tor the
Giscal year ending June thirtieth, eight
cen hundred and seyeDty-three, and tor
other purposes
BE it enacted by tie Senate and Rouse Of
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are here
by, appropriated, for the objects hereinafter
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and se6enty-
+Groe viz:
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-31
PATENT OFFICE.

r, To provide for the plates of an Official
Gazette Of the Patent Office abstracts ,t1.'(.f "f
the drawings of patents issued, forfv tIoUl
sand dollars, to be expended under the Al.
reGtlon OF the Commissioner of Patents,
For deficiency in contingent fund caused
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-31


For finishing and repairing the work r,n
the Capitol extension, and for completing
the tagging Of the upper terraces. ftty
thousand dollars
For annual repairs Of the old portion of
the Capitol building, for painting glazing.
keeping roofs in order, water pipes, pave =.
ments, and approaches to the buildinol ten
thousand dollars; provided, that a sufficient
portion OF such appropriation shall be ex-
pended, under the direction of the architect
of the Capitol extension, to keep in order
the arch-ways, d0Or-ways, rotundas. and
corridors Of the Capitol
For finishing and repairing the work on
the new dome of the Capitol, four thousand
dollars.
And so much of the sum appropriated in
the deficiency act approved May eighteenth
eighteen hundred and seyenty-tWO. for
boiler, Water-tank, and steam pump in the
south wing of the Capitol as may not be ex-
pended previous to June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy two, may be expended
duHng the fiscal year ending June thrtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-three
For continuing the work of grading and
hIltlng, and for planting the grounds around
Lhe capitol, paving = street north, from
Delaware to New Jersey avenues, and the
quadrant, thence to Pennsylvania avenue,
and Tor curbing and paving the tootways
around the Capitol grounds, thirty-fve
cAAO1ScUII uOlldES, WINCH SldLl W NNdILdD1I
immediately; provided, that the grades OF
the streets and avenues in the vicinity OF
the Capitol be and the same are hereby es-
tabhshed in conformity with the plan ap-
proved by the mayor Of the city Of Wash
ington, the officer il charge Of public build
ings and grounds, and the architect OF the
Capitol extension, as authorized by the
JOINT resolution approved July fourteenth
| eighteen hundred and seventy; and for tins
purpose the plan made bysWilLam Forsyth
surveyor, dated January twenty-third,
eighteen hundred and seyenty-one, on Tile
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A certain
~storekeeper of this town who takes
care of the county money and thinks
"hisself very smart" took us to task
! on Saturday tor praising up Chicago
hams. He went so far as to intimate,
in his usual polite way, that the local
was a fool, an egregiouS ass, and many
other mild terms of endearment, and
concludes by presenting us with a
ham of California growth, with the
following remarks: "If you don't
admit that this is the best ham you
ever tasted, you are a fool and must
pay therefor; if YOU tell the truth ami
own up that it is good, very good, YOU
shall have another when this is used
up, at the sauna price, We achnuwl-
edge it to be the very best ham we
evcr got at that store, and as cheap as
can be. For particulars, inquire AT
the store uf Mason, Cheney ~ Co.,
Penrod Block, Carson street.
OCCIDENTAL LIVERY STABLE.-We
visited the above named institution
Yesterday in search of items. David
was from home, but that handsome
and gay lothario. Jake Winnie, too
Us in hand. We We're shown the
beautiful grey horse, "Bourhon," and
that noble brown horse, "David Hill.
Jr." The stable is in fine condition
and the stock is excellent, also the
buggieS and carriages. Me>srs. WIN
ME Il David are workers; always on
hand, moderate in charges, handsome,
polite, etc.
The RAFFLE.-OnS Saturday evening,
the rattle at the store of John q. Fox
came Oft. A. b. Drie>ba@h won the
silver tea sci. T. X. Hofer, the musical
box, and Edgar Pierce, the little dorg.
We are glad the thing is over, and that
that animal has left the store. Mr..
Fox has promised to rattle nothing III
future that can AVE a tendency to
cost us SO much uneasiness as did that
mechanical purp.
FRUIT SToRE.-J. I~vancovich adver-
tises his fruit and candy store in this
issue. He keeps an excellent
assortment of everything he adver-
Uses. He is always on hand to attend to
his customers, Is very accommodating
Will deliver whatever his patrons
may PURCHASE. odll dHu see MN d
his store, next door to John o.. Fox,
Carson street.
Observation-Disclosures, a store
keeper noticed Il lady customer secrete
something in her pocket that was not
included III the purchases, made by
her at that time. On making The lady
acquainted with the fact, she paid the
price of the article to avoid unpleasant
ness. Another lady p%urlolned a hat,
or took it by mistake, which was re
by an officer. No arrests.
GARDEN SEEDs.-O. 7. Willis, drug
corner of King and Carson
streets, and c. r. Cotton, druggist,
street, between King and Sec
oud streets, are mporting and selling
amounts Of garden and farm
seeds daily. There Will he probably
more gardening done this season IN
this locality than ever before.
LITERAKY.-Erom Il. +. Brooks we
acknowledge the receipt of the Young
Folks Illustrated, Peters Musical
liarper's Bazaar and Chin
Corner; and from John G. Fox,
Ladies' Friend, Ladies' journal. Har-
per's Bazaar and Chimney Corner.
Thanks, gentlemen, for many tavors.
J. II. Chandler, adjoining the St.
Charles Hotel, is i'll daily receipt of
straw berries from California.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

We learn that work will be resumed
in Il few days on several claims that
have been idle during the Winter.
Strangers are beginning to arrive 10y
every stage, and there can he no doubt
that we will have stirring times in
Eureka within the next month. Many
people estimate that II population
will be doubled the present >ea>on.-
Eureka sentinel, April -.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

THE PUBLIC SCHoOL.-School com
menced yesterday morning at the
usual hour. We attended for the pur-
pose of seeing the ~nakedness of the
land. The rooms were much cleaner
than we have heretofore found them;
the windows are in a sadly dilapidated
condition, and the youngiadv teachers
appeared To feel the bleak wind that
blew through the broken pane>, Sc
yerelv. They were fortunately we'll
wrapped up in warn Shawls and
probably may escape consumption.
In the Principals room we 1ounu
some twenty children. Mr.. Moody
was delivering his opening address as
we entered, which was appropriate,
and concluded in the following words.
as nearly As We can recoIiect: u trust
that in YOUR study of algebra % will
do vour utmost to improve you
will do yourselves honor, do your
parents honor, and do the people of
Carson more honor than they have
done o in placing vou INTO tins de-
testable school house, We ~concurred.
FRoM THE STATE PRINTER.-We re-
ceived a letter from Charley Perkins,
State Printer, on Sunday last. lie is
frustrating at Petaluma, the p%aternal
home. The Young fellow appears to
be ENJOYING himself and has become
quite poetical. Was it not that The
letter contains remeunbrances OF a ten
der nature To some of the loved ones
he left in Carson, we should certainly
publish it in full. Charley's descrip-
ton of the beauties of nature, As seen
IN The pastoral valley OF SonoIna, IS
worthy OF Lougfeliow or Wordsworth.
or even the celebrated Mark Twain.
Mr.. Perkins will return i'll a week or
two to Carson. after which he Will 90
East. His numerous TRENDS VIII be
pleased to neal from him, and more
50 TO see him once again.
RETURSED.-On Sunday, three of
our very best citizens returned from
San Francisco, viz: Me>srs. Shever.
Tobrlner. and J. j.. Linn. Tie two
former have been below for the pur
pose of repieui>hiug their stocks of
goods. We are pleased To see them
again, and especially as they look
much improved by their trlp. Mr..
Linn has been to the BAY for the pur-
pose of procuring medical assistance.
We are happy to state that he l. SOME
what improved IN healtn' aIlhouIh
Nv, ,N,,r, ;n Wal, to Sam
i 80 e.. - ,o-n,,a,,
i ~ i',a,. .rai, Hin ,nd
u r,,;In ~ La,ith j. thaa aruasI
ATTEMPTED LARCENY.-A young
,,,u wLo has Leau ahout town for
~
>oi'e ""N' w"
:, ,ntor
y,.l,u.. ,r,,i, ..ar H.
was hrnu5Lt before Justice Parkinson
y.-ta,l,v nnruur. a warrant having
i,aau i>snaJ ON tha complaint of Zeno-
yirE clerk 10 Mr.. Chandler. Defend
ant gave hi, name as John Doe. The
iurv bv yyn,tu the case WAS tried. re
furuei = verdict of guilty. Mr. Doe
was fined s-n. and IN tefault of pav-
rnen, vas committed To the county
iail. The man went hv the name of
lF. core III rH@i",' ','H ~" ! :
@"lI"o' ~
MINSTREL Inc Aiheila
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

Indigestion is the cause OF nine-tenths
of all diseases the liver machine is sub
iect tO! Give tone to the stomach and
digestive organs, and you will save more
! than half in your doctors bills Doctor
Hrnley's Celebrated INL Bitters are rec
commended by all physicians to dyspep-
ties and for all complaints of the liver
mcnt in another column. tmartD-5mS
S. +. MARkET.-E. Perasich (ne-.
door to the Carson Theaterl is receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, Contec-
tioneries, toys, etc., for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption"
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, OH Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing.
If you desire rosy cheeks and a COM
plexion fair and free from pimples and
blotches, purify your blood by the use OF
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t has no equal for this purpose.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
Shoes At the New York Dry Goods
Store. ia3-t If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
IT,

ENeON THE pENROD ROUSE. o. TIE
/ l2th instant, 81 baRk BROWN oNhhCoAT,
u und rou ID TIE eye Ntlh ',ir. Zoe "n1 If the
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