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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
Auction Sales.

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'''''s sIss ;rSi.,H1 os. RaS:s al: and Eleventh st.
SPLENDID coLLE9GiS.. AMOUNTING TO
worm on $3.50 3 g.,
RSGIisIs IihoKs
Mostly 10 ..s.p, c-ooUS ~USTuI9F u.Ii }, Rr,,, t.,n.,
Bindinss 5sat dirssi frous the OTsat
Iopsp.S.i rSsi'Ai's h0N''' sd,or. y
ilgha ,,an,.n hnarpEc5 ny. Egss,
England. N'ins'O"'
nnlaoLgsood, Nlupo.
Scotland,
Also. y.lu.Sps FfRiviMTR M EiBRgiRHlSR. oowprl.lus
TIE WHOLE 10 Bk SOLD BY CATALOGUE.
ON wEpNEspRTHS,n ES1pTSnsgIsE sgIRsEuARy M.
y q ooloch, N, ard . O'Clock, D. m, AZ HOODS
a sysS. sas s; ss ISssS aI q, PsHs
from day 70 DAY. Al The aans hourS unti the shois
can be bad on sppiiesiion Al iSs store.
hlATiMhh W. ~ ULI,ARH hpe,,oneeIs
EnslisS Book Ans,iap.sr, o. Aonirsai. fsi.if
=.
b NO Sis iSa::s: sy:s:: Si'S door sssi q
DESIRABLE n r2InRNUR II OFOHg itruWN
D. o. OPPOSITE THE RestDRNCE on uoV.
egLLDtSu strk AT 1'HK NoRfHkHsT UoR.
srRnRrs.
boz sSi $ .Sd ss.S 3, TAT + dssd p'I.
b:,ass Sos%Si. sSs tss .ss 3 'SSRS SaSis
isuuaFJ, is7a, AZ O'Clock 2, m, Al that ssriain
piece g parcel q groundt ,ltaA,s In ths clJ o.
yo f9i0 ard t.o hundred and s-ysnty.tlrss IESl IN
.r sf2ona saaiuos 70 aid town, and dssorh.d =.
iouoSni beainnine ~ a Ptnt on the west aide Of
Maahineton street. distant sny feot (0o) south FROM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

1,sy-R REMoyAL NOTICE.


Loan once from thslr oli stand, No. 9Qp Fourand.
a-hAh atraat west, one door north OF psnnsytyania
avenue 70 their Principal Loan Oaoe under etro.
pOlitan Hotel. saleanom fronting pennsylvAnla
avenue prvate sntranoe tnr1uHh 10 street Anofd.
log an entrapoo either way Tue central ooklion Of
the rlace, And the accom- modAti0na offered b. n.
GOLDSTElN OO.mAks theirs the safest - also tho
most ertsn,lvs Loan Onios In tn. oouatry In their
s.lesIooa they assis hA!e hAnda large ard oh doe
Aeleotlon Of dos 0old aud Silver wAtohos Dlamoada
and ~ other doe good JerelrI, sivsr aud silver.
plated Ware, Fancy Goods. Guns, Rovolysrs Ac 40.
both seoondhaDd from their Loan once and new
goods, which thsy III sell with small margiu over
ST. A call on them I'LL satisfy ala that our recon
mendation Il no, misplaced. iaDu
se5- ,nopNDAH AND sILygR -PRINa
RAILROAD. = Books tof hubsoription for
stock in this rosd sill be op.prd on ths 5th snd ~
mAin open until the l9th Of Fshruary from % 10 4
O'Clock daily, a. ard n Trade Rnoms
UOnmitiee-Simon Vol, John N, Ulaeotl and John
Vas Rlauioh. JOHN d. OLAGKrT,
iAaO.tu Trsasurer
bGSrNOTICR TO TIIK, pUBI.iC.-PkR-
sona DESTROYS OF good.htlnE boot or GAltar
p,nh, ca h,re the sane y applylns o 00FrkY. Dt3
good At Euarantsed PAttiou'Ar atGsnllaa paid 10
ootns a.d banions. French work a specially.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
New advertisements.

N ORC CR.
WOOD wooDii wooDiu
BEST PINE WOOD At - PR CORD, DKLIv.
ERFD.
49,, THOMAS FAHRY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
Wants.

C1TUATI0H wANTKD-BY A YOUNG MAN AS
- B?okksePer, OleTk, or 10 male himself generally
nsetuli employmelt the principal object, tAn Riys
the beat Of roforoncoa Address 7" Boz ~" at thii
ohloe. feb5et
, 1872-11-06

Eessrs Giles, Bro. i Co. were fortunate in having
completed Ill their preparations Of building, fitting,
and occupation Of their superb jewelry premises Nos
2C6 and 2G8 Wabash avenue before the temporary
IarRo on street communications took place. and for
some days have been in occupancy Of Of the most
sunptuous establishments in the United States. The
most exquisite taste has prevailed in feature Of
the beautiful Store aud there novelties in its adon
ment peculiarly its own. The columns in front are
cased in beautiful yariegated marble, presenting d
most charming effect, and durability Of attractive
very admirably the exemptcation Of this house.
The interior is broad, lofty, and symmetrical, with
nothing overdone in the frescoes and rich array Of
carved black walnut cases. The g1eat mirrors to be
added In day or two are only lacking to complete
the magical effect rejecting and repeating a the de-
tails, and carrying the fun design Of the carefully
studied whole But, after all the chief attraction of
Messrs. Giles, Brother Co. 3 premises will remain,
heretofore, their claims in the front rank Of mer
chants in their line. LII the stock Of jewelry, dia
monds precious stones, and sverware, only two New
York firms surpass them. Their strength has been
shown by the fact that they have added to the at
fractions Of Wabash avenue one Of the finest retail
stores in the city, and their strength and prominence
have been BY their long career Of trade, which
las made, and must make, them fayorites with
all buyers Of tho beautiful merchandise with which
their new premises are filled.
, 1872-11-06

about half the size of az ar--nary egg,
principal article of diet, however, Was beef,
and one squaw of about 16 years
ate nine large slices, equal to about
two and half pounds. While the dinner was
going on scarcely word WAS spoken by any OF
them; indeed, there appeared to be no time 1or
through with. One large Indian, who sat near
the entrance door of tho dining-room, esPled
plate Of picked cucumbers,, and he took the
largest on his plate. one-half Of the pickle
went into his mouth and down his throat bqt no
sooner was it swallowed than he slapped both
hands on his stomach, and rolled his eyes up
to that sort Of relish All finished eating at al
most the same moment Of time, and at signal
from Captain AlvoEd, who had charge o. them, n
women again went to the floor"
, 1872-11-06

We have just opened three pieces more Of those
splendid Lyons Cloak Velyets at Sl2 per yard They
are the best bargain offered in this CITY, We have
also just opened full assortment Of other makes Of
Lyons Velyets including the very best and finest goods
made. We are selling splendid wide French
Yak Lace for $l.o5: also have q large
stock Of fine Guipure 1accs for dress and cloak TRIM
mings, up to six inches wide, at prices fully 80 per
cent below ruling rates, they are auction goods
Parties buying velvet other cloak material Of
have 1t cut and fitted, made to order, at r1fing
charge Orders sent us from the country VIII be tiled
person. Measurement blanks, for coakB, sent ap-
pcaton, end instructions given to taking measure
Horcuk1S, PALMER & Co., No. 953 State, neur Twen-
Eeth street.
, 1872-11-06
"C0MANcHE BILL"


Shin Bone.
ST. Louis Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
sComanche Bill" is here, and has procured
himself to DO interviewed by verdant reporter.
goatee and long, thick hair, not particularly
clean, and ridiculous in its general appearance.
There is nothing grand about him. He don't
look as il he was capable Of being a great vii
lain, even. He hangs about the bar-room OF the
hotel, drinking all the fIe-water he can get any
body to pay for, and though he doesn't make
| himself fresh, he is always ready to be drawn
into rehearsing the marvellous stories of his
fights with redskins. The fellow has hungry,
longing look, when be sees a party file in and
range themselves along the counter without in
vitiDg him. sq1andered a few drinks on Bill,
the other night, and soon had him started, hell
to-split, On the old story.
"Come, Bill, y said I gently, "cheese it. I
VOW to kill an Injun for every hair in that por-
tion Of the scalp you recovered. But you may
tell me about the toothpick made out Of Spotted
Horses shin-bone, that you gave to Colonel Do
bey, and the one you gave to Long John, and
the one you gayo to Daye tS, HinckIsy and those
fBin looked aggrieved, and then indignant. The
order for another drink pacifed him, however,
and, lowering his tone to d stage whisper, he
continued:
boys, with them toothpicks. OF course they
want made ont q no shin-bone O. Spotted
Hoss,' nor no other Injun. The shin-bone
Of an old 1njun like Spotted Hoss' is too
durned brickle' for toothpicks, an besides that,
ehin-bones is mostly honey-combed. But they'll
get jist as much satisfaction out O them tooth
picks 'zif they was Injun bones. It don't do us
no harm to humbug 'em little, does it And
you needn't 60 an print this, nnther, or may
have occasion to raise your ha'r."
tBut what do you make the toothpicks out OF,
William p
"Weu, I'll tell you You see, in every 1eers
, 1872-11-06

now engaged in repairing the Illinois. They
have preserved two planks from her spar-deck,
and propose to build the balance Of the boat on
them, and call it after the original name so
that you can see where the SIC, 600, 600 go to.
But again, q boat might probably be built for
somewhat less than that sum, and here We see
how many yards are fearful and wonderful
institutions. The thirteen hundred men that
are engaged in repairing the lllinois-well, they
have been engaged now about a month, and
have, all put together, done about twenty-five
cents worth of work. They will be- continued in
their engagement until early in Noyember-the
an average Of from three to four dollars day,
and will do, from this time until then, work to
the amount Of about thirty-seven and half
cents more-an in ''repairing the Illinois'' 1
saw them repairing, and have no doubt but
that I could 50 into the Navy Yard, to-day, and
repair with the best Of them.
, 1872-11-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6-l1 q. m-Flour 500. Wheat
Winter, lis 8d@1ls 1od; wheat lis 4d@l2s I'd
white, 12a 8d@13 Sd. Corn, 2os Sd. Pork, 66s Lard
$685. Receipts Of wheat the last three days 900 qrs
IL, 1000 American.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6-1:3o p. Observation-Disclosures liz
6d@11s Cd spring, lis 4d@12s white, 12s Sd club,
13s@l3s Sd. Corn, 29s. Market quiet. Rest un-
changed.
LoSnoH, Nov. s-5p. m.--consols 9971; '65s, Blk
B7s, 93A; 10 4os, 88; nav So, 80 8; Erie, 434.
Refined petroleum, l811@19.
FRANKFd1T, Nov. 5.-Bonds, 964.
Paris, Nov. 5.-Rentas, b2f 9oc.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 6.-Cotton dull mi1d1inK up
lands, 1od: orleans 1o7s@lokd; sales, 10000 bales
speculation and export, 5000 shipments cotton from
Bombay since last report, 1000. Breadstufs quiet.
Wheat-Average California white, 12s Sd !; club, 13@
13s Sd red spring. lie 4d@12s; red WINTER lis 6d@
lis Cd. Flour, 3os. Corn, 2es. Cheese, 64s Cd Re
ceipts corn past three days. American, Is GOO.
Receipts wheat past three days, $4,000; American,
16.0Q0.
, 1872-11-06
The Produce luarketSs

BUFFALO, Noy: oy:5.-BREADsrurrs-Th only transac
onB this morning sales Of 10to0 bu Ohio corn a
| 6Dc, and Il, 600 bu Toledo at 49c.
FRE1aH1s-Wheat 15c; corn, 14c.
HAY-Firmer; choice, 5000.
GROCERIES -Molasses easier; demand fair at 62h@
ssc; prime, 64@65c strictly prime to choice, 66@6ec
Others unchanged.
WH1sKEY-94@99c
MosErAnx-sserlns, 2o1<. Sight, z@71 discount.
CorroS-Quiet; sales, 1000 bales; good ordinary,
17Ke; 10y middling, IKE; middling, lsK@1s:3c
no exports stock loi1 E6{E56 q RS}Ss.
TOLEDO, Nov. INSTRUMENTATION dull and IN.
unchanged. Wheat dull and lower extrn white Mich,
igan, $.73; amber Michigan, 81: ~ No. red, s1.52
No. :, $142@144. Corn dull and shade lower high
WIFE, iso o 1G 6ats aue3 aa NJ Xe S'He
FRE1uHT6-Dull and unchanged.
REoE1eIs-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu
'cs 81 Sa 'S Sfls wheat $4,000 bu
corn, 1000 bu oats, 1000 bu.
Lo11svnIE, Nov. 5.-TonAcco-Fairly active
Hoas-Firm at 81 a.25@4.35.
REcEnEs-Lght
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. .5.-BnEADsruFRs-F1our steady.
No. Mhest 10 co NJ oats
at 25X@26c. Rye und barley dull ind unchanged.
WH1SKEY-ClcseQ h1Eaer at 30c~
Pnov]s1oNs-Pork steady at $780, Bulk meats in
good order demand at lower prices shoulders, 6Hc;
clear rib, 8Hc clear sides, 8lc Bacon quiet; order
lots shoulders t63@c; clear sides, 11c Lard nom-
nal.
aossastssaz ds@4z4nesist e :; ''9@**e' s@st'
MENPH1s, Nov. .6-Co1ToN-Dul and unchanged.
BnEApsruEFs--Flour in fair demand and higher, at
s8.5o@96o. Corn scarce and firm; ear, SIC. Oats,
no sales.
HA7-scarce and firm; Western, s25.oo@27.0o.
BRAN-Sc8rce and firm at 90.
Pnov1s1oks-Bacon dull and dropping at 7c lie, and
1175c.
CnscTSEAI1, Nov. 5.-BREApsrUEFg- Flour dun aud
dEoopp @ whe1 ga and barley quiet and un
PRov1s1oHs-Pork nominal; none offered. Bulk
meats quiet; sales clear rib at 7@8c; clear at 12c all
and loose Bacon qniet; shoulders, &C., clear rib.
l0Xc; clear, lie.
Ws1sKEzQuiet at so@gle:
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-BaEADsrUFTs-Wheat steady !;
extra, s1.76@1.1; No: !, $1.e7 amber, sl.45. Corn
REC REeE1rrs-s,ooo II brls -four $4,000 bu wheat.
SH1pMEn1s-5, 600 brs flour: 1900 bu wheat.
PHILADELPHIA.
Of the election and horse disease.
PETRo1EuM-Quiet and steady; crude, 1sc; refined,
26kc. 7,o,,~
Wheat quiet and weak; red Western, s.. l.60@1. .65 !;
white, s185@ooo. Rye steady at 75@8oc. Corn dull
mixed Western, 61@G2c. Oats unchanged.
WH1sKEy-Quiet and steady ut e5c.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4. -BREApsruFfs Flour up-
changed. Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn quiet
for Southern Mixed Western strong Ut 63964c. Oats
dull Western mixed, S9@4oc.
Pnov1s1oNs-Dull and weak. Mess pork, s16oo
Bulk meats dull; shoulders, G@6Ac; no rib sides
here; clear rib sides, 9hc. Bacon dull shoulders, TX
@7Kc; rib sides, 10kc clear rib sides, 11@1lkc
Hams, new, uncovered, 16c. Lard, 84c bid, SIC
asked.
Bu1rEn-western easier; receipts better; choice
roll, 26@28c.
WH1BxE1-Firm and SCARCE; Csc.
OSWEG0.
OswEao, Nov. 5.-BREADsruFrs-F4our ste.dv.
$500 for No. spring. Wheat quiet; cars No. NIL
waukea club, $l5s Corn dull at 61c. Barley mod
crate demand Prime up lake Gapada offered at
, 1872-11-06
s Repairing,'' as Understood in The
Navy Yards.

Navy Yards
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
The Navy Yard at Portsmouth is an ecouomi-
cal institution. There is one vessel here Of i'm
monse size. Her name, think is the Illinois.
They began to build her some years ago, and be-
fore they got up to the top, the bottom was rot
ten. So they are now tearing her to pieces. As
said, her size is huge, and tho amount Of tim
Der in her ie beyond any power Of description.
She is stayed, and bolted and stanchioned, and
appears as though she must be 4 miracle OF
strength. What WAS not massive oak vas
solid iron, and, in her presence, one inyolun-
tarily asks what is the need Of ironclads
Standing on the ground and locking up the top
seems dizzy. They began to build her in 1864.
They put green wood in her hull, and you can
now take q cane and run it clear through her
bottom timbers that are one Or two feet thick.
The outer sheeting Of four-inch oak is solid and
sound; so is the inner aheeting Of similar mate
rial. All this is stayed through the ribs by enor~
NOUS iron bolts every few inches apart, but the
ribs between are like dry punk, which crumbles
into impalpable powder as you take it into your
hand, As gazed upon this stupendous fabric
of dollars that had been squanaered, my mind
again reverted to the benign influence of pa
ternal government, and / began to perceive
where the joke came in. Here was this mag
nifcent vossel, approaching completion whose
massive structure seemed able to resist the
and the gale" ell going to ruin, before She had
even once kissed her native element, and I Was
inclined to be irritated, but remembered that
Uncle Sam is one Of those good-natured individ-
uals whom we can all plunder at will without
any degree Of moral accountability attaching to
the act, and that, therefore, there is no use of
making fuss about it. They are now engaged
in tearing the Illinois to pieces, and it requires
1900 men to do it, and will take these 1,9O0 men
about ten years, at the rate they are going on.
Add the wages Of all these, for all this time, to
the original cost OF the vessel, and to this the
cost Of the new ship to be built under the same
name, as it will all be charged to that account,
and when the Illinois comes out, about SIG, 000,-
600 will cover the expense of her construction.
The way it is done in the crcumlocut;on and
red-tape Office is this: To build q new vessel
of war requires an act Of Congress, as
7 nm told, and special appropriations and
all that sort Of thing, and, when these are
asked for, the politicians and newspapers raise q
howl Of spasmodic patriotism, and, therefore, it
is dangerous. Butt q ship can be repaired to any
extent, involving any amount Of money, and no
noise about it. The department., therefore, is
, 1872-11-06

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.-PAssED DowN-
Prop Java; barks Jessie scarth, Painesyile,
White, and Blue, Cavalier, Summer Cloud; schrE
Mcleod, J. Miner, Eecauaba, Ahira Cobb, Path
finder, Sanderson, Melvina, Guiding Star, Idaho,
Pomeroy, Dousman Barter, Osborn, Wall, Ish.
pepning, Ogden, Exile. Golden Rule, Walbridge,
King Sisters, Mason, Harrison, 3: Raab.
tie; barls Martin, Mack, Acorn, Clyde; brig
Mechanic; schrs c. P. Williams, II. Star.
W1ND-East.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-PAssED UP-Prop St. Paul;
schrs Ethan Allan, Cambridge, Anna Grover, F.
Palms, Webb, Kearsage.
PASSED DowN-Props Allegheny, Vanderbilt,
Oneida.
WINp-South.
, 1872-11-06
Latest Cure for Horse Disease.

The remedy for this disease which has sue
ceeded the best in all the Eastern cities, where
the epidemic has prevailed is now being e1-
tensively used in this city, and is meeting
with great SUCCESS, severe cases that have 1e-
sisted other treatment being quickly subdued by this
Like all great cures it acts quickly and surely. This
article is Furguson's Wonderful Oil. It should be
applied externally the throat to the chea rubbing
it in thoroughly according to directions on each bottle
Avery Bros, whose livery stable is On State street.
like charm. Even if horse is improving it will ex-
pedie cure and save many days Of idleness. We I'M
dersaud that the trade supplied b Fuller Ful1or
E. Burnham + Sons, and by c. f. Webb Bros, man
ufacturers, jackson, Mich.
, 1872-11-06

ttDo You Do Your Own Sewingp P"
asked lady Of Mrs. Partington. "1a me, no !" ehe
replied my fingers are SO runatic that unable
to hold needle but going to obtain light run
ming Domestic with its simple attentions, great ar
range Of work, ease Of cooperation, and adurab1e
clock stitch. Oh, you never saw such machine! !!
There's room enough under the armpit Of the Dones-
tic to put that boy aud mend his trousers without ust
disrobiug him." and then the old lady beamed kindly
Ike, who just that minute cutting the buttons
of his jacket with which to make tops. Sold at No.
IA State street.
, 1872-11-06

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
On and after Monday, Nov. 1, an accommodation
train will be run between Harrison street depot md
Thirty-niuth street, as follows: Leaving Harrison
street at O'Clock A. u1 and once an hour thereafter
until O'Clock p. n. returning, will leave Thirty
ninth street at $40 IT, m aud every hour thereaf-
ter. These trains will stop at all road crossings
Fare, 10 cents. HUGH RIDDLE,
L. " SMITH, General Superintendent.
General PASSENGER Agent
, 1872-11-06

At the warerooms Of Julius Bauer b Co., Nos. 800,
392 394 and 396 Wabash avenue, may be seen an ex-
tensive stock Of new and improved mueical instru-
menta. For the accommodation Of the public, this
establishment will bs kept open during the evening,
thus aGording opportunity to many who have not
the time during the day inspect the rBst stock that
this firm have on exhibition. Parties desiring TO
eclect goods for the approaching holidays will find no
better place in the city better line Of musical
goods from which to make their purchases, thnn the
we'll known house Of Julius Bauer t. Co.
, 1872-11-06

important 60 6u14pETB.
To facilitate shipments, and accommodate It's
patrons, we learn the Chicago Alton Railroad Com
pany has made arrangements with the Michigan Gen.
tra Railroad to continue until there Is abatement
in the horse dsteper, whereby freight destined for
points reached by the c. l. A. R. R. and its connections
In Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and California, may be
delivered and receipted for at the depot Of the H. c.
r. R., foot Of South Water street.
, 1872-11-06

Choice Oil Paintings.
Yesterday was as unfavorabe day for getting about
as has been in Chicago for long time, yet the
attractions at No, 288 State areet called out many
ladies and gentlemen who are lovers Of the beautiful.
The display Of choice collection Of oil paintings as
that Of Mr. Won Wendt could not fail to draw the ad
Hirug crowds that visited him throughout the day.
His 6ate whcl OF tomorrow afternoon we feel
certain will be SUCCESS.
, 1872-11-06
GENERAL NOTICES.
Illinois Central Railroad C0nlpalY.

During the suspension Of travel the street railroads.
Extra Suburban Trains will be run between Central
Depot and Oakland, HYDE Park aud Oak Woods, daily
{except Sundayl AZ follows;
Trains going South wtll 1eavs Central Depot:
'6:lo f710 H., 1910 1 $500 a. u., ito go
D. sl20 Loo H., 1900 D. H., p. H.,
sa:lb H., '5:1o H., '6:lo p. and 'l1:Q0 p.
Trains going North will arrive at Central Depot:
'655 rs m., t8 30 a. m, 900 q. H., te 80
a. 1880 til IS H., las H., IL: p. NJ,
- 90 .. SEQ p. 8 Is p. H., and = ?.
Between Central Depot and Oak Woods.
t Between Central Depot and Hyde Park.
t Between Central Depot and Oakland.
Trims will stop both ways Van Buren- Park Row.
Weldon, Twenty-second-st, Twentyseventh.st Thirty
frstst., Fairvisw. Oakland, Reform School, Kenwood
and Hyde Park.
FaTe 10 cents to Oakland and intermediate points, and
is ceuts to points beyond. Communication tickets by the
1o0 rides ut reduced rates to be had at the General
Ticket Office, 50 H1ichIgan-av.
, 1872-11-06
Guns.

E. Thomas, Jr No. G. Vest Madison street, has just
received from Europe fine lot of central fire breech-
loading guns, which he is selling at $40 and $50. The
same gun has heretofore sold at SIS and $780, He
keeps IN assortment Of sporting goods always on hand
, 1872-11-06

WATERFOWL, Mass., Nov. 5-BEEr CATTLE-Re-
cefpts ia. The market for cattle to be quicker,
611.25@1200; extra, $9.75@l075; first quality s7.509
$50; second, s6,25@7 90; third, st50@5.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-neceipts, 6,866. Prices not i'm
proved Sales Of sheep at 5@7c por lb. Spring lambs
at fk@7kc,
, 1872-11-06

Cod Liver Oil.
Hazard Il Caswell's Cod Liver Oil is the best.
, 1872-11-06

Burnett's Ka11iston
removes tan, sunburn, and freckles.
, 1872-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PerniciOuS PurgatiVeS.

The brilliant idea Of half century ago. that the weak
and ang could be hled. b1tercd, saligated into
condition OF health aud 7gor happily exploded but
violent and prolonged purgation Is STILL to extent
In vogue. We have upostors who daring enough to
offer the world touics and restorntives the
st1uctVe cathatttcs, unnoded by singe stimulating
soothing, restorative element. Compare the operation
Of of these terrible with that Of Hosteters
Stomach Btters in which combined the three great
curative tonc Alternative and apertent
The former completely paraiyzes the vital forces, that
nature make resistance dsease the latter
tafus the strength Of the patient while restores the
pended functions of the secEeoy organs relieves the
bowels without violence pain It ia simply choice be-
tween restoration and prostratlon.
, 1872-11-06

The Saratoga Geyser Water.
Buck Rayner draw true Geyser ut the ssSpa."
, 1872-11-06

OswEao Nov. 5.-BREADsruFrs- Flour STEADY:
$500 for No. spring. Wheat quiet; cars No. MIL
Waukee club, a.5s. Corn dull at 61c. Barley mod
crate demand prime up lake GaQada offered at a. Q5
Arizona citizen., 1872-05-04
MORE APACHE WORK.
Two Men Killed--A Woman WOund'
 ed-.StOck Stolen.

Two Men Killed--A Woman WOund-
 ed--Stock Stolen.
 April 26, Mexican who was herd ing some stock within one and a half miles of Crittenden, was killed by Indians and four yoke of work cattle stolen and driven to the mountains. The next day, in Sonoita valley about eight miles below Crittenden, John Whiteman was killed by the savages, and his wife made narrow escape with but slight flesh wounds made by lance in her breast and back and one hand. She literally outrun the savages until she reached the house of Thomas Gardner with the injuries stated.
 Sonoita has been depopulated at times before, but 1t is so attractive and fertile that poor, brave men will seek it for home with all its murderous history. John Smith and P. Megery, from the Santa Cruz, were in town early this week, but hearing of this they hurried off home expecting some of their neighbors would be slaugh- tered and robbed.