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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
A uGuSTE MARTINES h CO., AUCTTONEERS.
n The most attractive sale OF the season,
at the elegant private residence
26 West Fifteenth street, near Fifth avenue,

70 West Fifteenth street, near Filth avenue,
DRAWING vi S f.
Bronzes s sts a.u land and We Works ks Of Art
m ana
reps marqpeiere Gsbpss Tables rose wood Esgsrs: mar
ysrdnlsrss BOZ Painting: sI,ss, Artistic
s'd III.
auction this season; embroidered cloth Cover; Stool
Toilet ses Dans ss yaos sSns svsr
Curtains, Bronze Clock; also Furniture servsns' A.rt
mcbts.
Essv s aySs1o: :.. a. TIL. ..g'
costly Household Furniture contained prvaV mansion
ms Way s vow rosewood sSs ei
Also Bedroom Suits, in rosewood
And wn suS ana souS So fsds sod Beddns Hat
and Kitchen Furniure in all 900 lots Sale positive.
AUCTION s sIs 7SS wFs1 Ro sRIaHfsFr
LUXE sGn 1Ta%asss x 2loSs S Sstps
Over & worth 40 o BY catalogue elegant costly
SS 81 s :aa
ure Velvet Medallion Varpes rich Lace and BIocais! Cur
Rla. s Ss: sos s sss Is es s.s ladies'
sod rosewood and black walnut bedroom Suits style Louis
robes Saving and Dressing Cases 20 cnfed Hall Mattresses
Spring Beds Bhnke's, sheets, Pillows Turkish Chairs,
Dining Room eonsss-vix, d.
magnificent Buffet, cost $500; Chairs. Extension Table,
svd silver sheffield Ware, Cutlery French China Din
and Tea Sets 25D pieces; Case Urns, FORKS, Spoons
Basement and Kitchen Furniture, leo Box, Tables Chairs
Stoves Carpets Oicohs, Extension Table &C. House open
A. ready sse soess e
Sixth avenue cars pass the door. --
DY +. COTTON, AUCTIONEkR
Is Superb Household Furniture
real Bronzcs, elegant Pianoforte,
rich Carpets, French pste Mirrors, &C.
On Tuesday, March 8, at l0x o'clock,
fhe ntirpe nj
OF the private fesidsnce,
~ West Ninth street near, Finh avenue,
superb Drawing ROOM Bedroom aud
Dining Room Furhit,ire.
- Catalogues NJ the salcsroom,
b3 East Thirteenth street, near Broadway
IlY N. DOUGHTY, AUcTfoNERR.J ....,.....A 81
- Will seal this day ut LOB O'clock a the
Nassau street large and general assormcn -
Once Desks Counters: ahy large lot orpore cufeo nan
and Wool Mattresses, Gas Fixtures, &C.
DY MAX BAyERspoRFER Aut,TIoNEE K.sESL I'll \!
ID Monday exceenrTeA GrQccty and Iqu2I ~
Store trent $50 Averaging $500 weekly Gus" '' s''~'
bargain HAx sAyEKsDoRrEEs once 2ss BrO.dwsy
T,Y r. CotTbN, H4tE 81, hVvs ~,
is mold Furniture, on H9sfqsqg Hoyset eng
brala every ERa 40 e %psca ySSb
si:'';s q ;|;; \ :s ssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER.
~ GRAND SALE OF $50 CANARY BIRDS,
with elegant aflt Cages. formerly belonging TO the
ate COL. JAMES FISK, JR


These birds all and accompanied
the Ninth smen board Management steam
ship Compays Plymouth Rock, Bristol and Proy
SOLID GOLD and SILVER WORKING MODEL Of
STEAMER PROVIDENCE; made TO order for the late
at auction Iflls DAY trHtRsDAYl FEBRUARY 30 al u
o'clock A. NJ, at LEvISONS ART ROOMS, 6S7 BROAD.
WAY opposite Metropolitan Hotel Laaes are specially In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29

4 MORTGAGE SALE.
n JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,
will sell at public auction, this day Thursday February
Al II o'clock. at and l84 Broadway
tween Fogleh and Forty streets, all the Stock FIX
lures, consisting OF Bar Lunch Counter Oyster bar
black walnut Tables and Chairs, French Range Br0er
copper Boiler rosewood Ale Pump. Ciockefy Glassware
Decanters Knives, Forks Spoons, Stoves Signs
Shades also lot OF Can Fruit Sale positive. By order Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29

DAuCHY 4 JOHNSON. AUCTIONEERs- THIS
day, at l0,s O'Clock q l54 second avenue, elegant
octave ranoioTte city maksr rosewood Psor su,s.
~ satin bEocate Secretary Bookcase splendid marble top
Etaser Sofas Centre and Side Tables French Plate Mrro
Msrvns Psror Silver sais cobnscn lock bSocs s I'll
and lace Curtains marble top Sdeboards, Extensn Tehls
walnut ahdoak ane vs,vss Brussels and carpes
and Pillows bedding &C. also OIL Paintings Encravnra
YaseA fancy BIRD Clock with Mus,o Kitchen Utcnss Es
frlserators Stoves, &c. OcoitS \0n,iow shalas ana
erythng for housekeeping ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29

RY IsADOREJ. swAkzKoPH. AUcrIoNEER- SELLS
~ O'clock at SO Greene street. elegant Fxtures Bar
positively In lots. Dealers invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1S7-rRPLE SHEET
BOARDRks WANTED.

a n EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.-TO
~ let with Board large Room, suitable for gentle
nan and wife or two single gentlemen day boarders accom-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

6errn ee Ia @eDa unb pafp 3u fabren.
@irflt& ma es tbr ~0elunBen, Die @pa.
res Waaensrsu 1npeu. aber re .par Al
ipdt 9etommen. Il 6dnperineerp. Zen
@atten Bel zen sdrtli@ftea Namen III.
ftnp, fniete lie neben ibm..
@u1ap bate paSB emuBtlein perloren;
ct blutete aus elmer Settcnmunpe. sri
entitB!'@er Mn9it baftete 2eontinensNua
au Gem bes juneen Sffht,rs. Der NIT
GROCER Sa9fenntniB Die wunoe urterz
ludte.
vDie@uure 1T ni&t lebeneaefdbrli9"",
ioete Der OfF5ter, als Fl ll6 uber;eust,
pa6 Die &uael smilben Den &ippen bin
eurd, aber faun, etnen 3oQ tief tpiebe.
binausaeorun9en war.
.@6 1T unpsrantrprtl'6. po6 man
teintn 9r3t 3ur @telIe eel&oFt," lebte {,
bin3u, als ou4 &afael on nie @rupps
trat unp NIT GROCER Sbetlnabme ben
S&meri res un9lidli@en @etbes be-
mertle. Ct ftuBte, als ct tbr Mntlte
lab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

&m Samita9 ben II. Nu9uit trurre
in Treoertdtpmn, in Mapiipn County.
Wo., Elm beutl9er Tarmer, Nomen6 Ybi<
ltpp S9aQ, BON 9bomas Mattbews err
morbet aus feinem onperen @runre, als
leiner politii9en @eiinnunSen >pe9tn.
@9aQ rpar etpa6 an9etrunfen aber pou>
femr1en barmlo6. ST trteb etn S9len<
9elpann beim, als ibm Mattberps beses<
rt:tc uno 6urrab fit Greeley rief. S@aQ
antwortste nit etnem 6urrab fit Grant,
- atbetp6 ertldrte> er t6nne jeoen STE
putlitaner i'm County pri9eln unb> ols
Sdou ries be3meifelte, perieBte er ibm
erit einen6aufidla9 Dem falt aueenblid
lid ;met G6I0e fpl9ten. S9aQ rief
aus: SD bin 9eiao0en" >np i4lu9
pann NIT l:tnen leBt.n &rdften 1etnen
@e9ner MEIER. Gr tarb taft ouf pe0en
&1rper. MattbewS bate Jpn ;upor nod
nit einem Dol@e in bic 6ano seito9en.
@don rorher par bteler NIT benz &eoolz
yer in Der 5ano i'm Srte umberee9an9en
uno batte ne Blr9er beprobt pbne oa6
Der Mari9aQ Gboma6 Dpnneuy e'nen
@erlu9 madte, Jpn 3u perbaftfn. Mat
tbeps 9eb6rt elmer Der einFuBreiden Sc
beaenzG amtlten beS County an, unD es
1T oaber nur peni9 Musii&t po6 IT CUR
aerr9ten Citrate eesceen mi1c. Der
@prfaQ mag Den Deutiden einen tleinen
@orSeldmad bappn 9eten> wte Is tbren
8rlpern i'm 2ance er9eben &piiroe, &penn
Der ii un9e @ipen" beS Germ &arl
@dur3 pas 9eft unbetritten in Der 6ano
bdtte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

Dos Bpulo9ner @ebpls mar pam*lS
Tst@t wss Is beute 1T. Nopolson ILL.,,
Scr bic Nrbeiterfrdfte pom gang 6rantrei9
in p1ris concentrate, bat curb lie pa5
altr parts Gus Der @tlt 9el9afft une
seiu nHfd>pe9 neue's al reilen Sttle
!3e(fst. Niht Die Nt1idt Ter Serl9Sncz
'el1n9 mar es, >mc!he i'm ciele bauli1e
'unural,un9 in |einer &eiipen; te9tnnen
lief, irin 3mef mar %urlprIneli9 be Be-
Te(isusa i'm Snnerr, :na9ncm fem @crz
t9ap9r:lpxts Ybi1ipp ibm bic @eidQia
ser3eiat> IS nab au6en gu tefeft9tn
gen. it be8ann pamit rtc alten reYcluz
atpnarrn @plfsfe0el ;u ;eriiSren> pie 70
tlei9t iberlddumten unr biz 9an;c6auptz
Htapt nit ibrer slubenocn &epolutionsz
Qaoa if5er9o11en. Mit fibner6anp artf
ser .in,a; e(e &plfSQuartiere uno lee tbne1
eie Dc1Sammern, Die %io9enannten Cites,
<ausbueben, tn mel1m es fortm1breno
s8obr ui1D trubelte; rcm Yerbdn9nieypuen
t5tabtbouie ouf rem 10 oit NIT Slut &C.
arinfteu 0rere YlaB ieBte. er einen oroz
>Shwpffeef auf ben Nafen> LIEF Don bier
.aus BE &ipolizS trabe in 9erapsr 9inie
mnd Dem 2ouYre unp oenSuilsrten bausr
a1nb piele ;u etnem fDrmliben 2auf9rq<
ben modem. Damn be9ann ct Die 8puz
lIeyurrs ~ reformtren> uno mic Der Granz
:;p(e in alien }einen l1nte'nebmun9en ben
T5nRnbeitsinn ME psrnadldlist, 70 rpur<
<hsn ale piele 9rpben Werte Su9lei@ gu
:.pra1ttauten. Nappleon> tere9neno wie
I'm Xten> iorste nidt muir flr 8e19dfttz
s9un9 Der @rbeiter> fir tiQi9es 8roo, iopz
bern sud- fit 3srtreuuu9 Der partier.
Mnp ~ 11uf er aus ce,& 9dnslt& perpilz
berten 8outpsner @ebblS, pa8 ionf nur
ba ju lein ldien, um ais S9auplaB fiji
uur &auaultt9e unr OueIanter gu be-
a,en, Elm parapies, in mel9em 1amentltd
der Pre- Catelan cine per erltaunltdl ten
tSh5pfun9en pes S@6nbeitsfunes &C.
sarurben if.
.sSn elmer Der ntlbet fen partien bis
Bouloener y@ebbls bielt Der Basen bes
@bepalter. Wfit einem ;&di1den unte1
sbem .Mrm, 9efptst BON &afael, perlisb {.
bic gtrose, tetrat einen Don 8ul9merl
mraitanoenen 8e9 uuo lan9te mad 1pent>
fseu Mt1i1ten Sor elmer 9erddumi9eu 2i@z
ftnlg an.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
aus ben, 8taat.

80 Mn1 241en rpar in Garribaul eine
|redt ne,te republifanti9e @erlammlua
i'm Grtten. lleber 500 Mann naren
anpelenp> uno Sol. %. S. 6prparp pon
Siiinots, ber ii@ aud in Manfato unp
Neuzlllm bat b5ren la0en, mar ber
Spre9er.
- Bii@of DbtppIe, elmer BET
boaan9eiebeniten protetantii6tn @eift>
li@en bes @taates, bat mad 3uperldif9er
@emdbr TN prtpotseiprd@ bic Meubez
runo set5an, .,er betradte oue meltli6e
Bere&nunseu. rrelde man fit cas- @obl>
ereeben oes 2anceS felt 3ebn Sabren &C.
modt, fir eur&freu;t, rpenn Greeley ae>
tpdtlt wlrpe. Die unpracttl&en 81
nan3anfdten De0tlben pirpen 3u.'@ala,
mitdten flbren, pelhe BON ben aro6en
@apitaltiten peS Snene o%ueoebalten
.perpen fInnten, unter penen aber Der
@elhdft5mann> Garmer unp Mrbeiter
int @efen mlroe i&wer letpen mill
len."
49, Die 2st&en Der on, 11ten ,. 81.
bet 6aftnes er:runftnen &naben Saz
mes u. cobn Mc@artbyp urpen
'~efuneen. Die BON Sames wuroe am
16ten bel &eowtns aus ceua Glu0e se>
aoQen uno bort %bf9raben. Die BON
Sobu fanp man an, 17ten Bel Dtampne
Bluff, pom no lie nod 6afin9s CUR BE-
~erctsun9 9ebra&t wuree.
8pm 8lib erf&la9en. - Grau
2otte @'ef, msbnbafl in Conn &ello>
Siblep County, wuree pdbrenb pss Sc:
tpitters in seraaneeuer Bo@e pom BltB
astroFen. Die 6amtlie, BE TN Gelee
eearbeitet, bate nor benz @turu, fi@ ms
6auS eeRl@tet> uno Die Grau mar in
ben &eQer 9e9aneen. UNI 3u kuttern.
Snoem fte ttrem Mann etntn 3uber
our@ Die &euerlufe 3urst@te, traf tae
atme @etb Der bur@ oa6 Ofen,obr BET
abfabrenbe 8lib. Mu@ Der Monn mur>
Be III Bopen eel&leubert, rattle d& aber
raid mieoer auf. Nl6 Ct feline i'm Sell
let am 8oeen lteaenoe Grau auf rt&ten
woute, fanp ct fe tpct.
- Der Staat pertbet(t jdbrlid $4,000
SubTrteu an Ndertaueereine. 6terpon
kefommt Der Staatsod,rbauperein $1,000
VINO cie anoeren $4,000 rperpen bon hem
S.aat6Autt. OF an Die &ereine Der perz
@bierenen COUNTIES pertatilt. Dies Sab,
erbn'tsn ie 1858 96 Die @eretne iuleenpe'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

zine falte &ptette, bic NIT ben 6er3en uno
S9tdlalen Der 1i1 ibr nabenoen Mdnnsr
5pielts wte Elm SonSleur init ietnen BAL
Zen, ioll 1ie jebt 3rar ete,ip unemp7noz
lid, al + Don elmer 3eritreuunB6lu9t er>
sriTen 'unt bic ii9 Ntemano erflaren
fann."
sd babe tarauf ni9t M9t 9e9eben">
5a9tc u :fael 3eritreut.
rS@ iab fe Dor einieen Gasen !" fubr
Scr Gberalier fort. Isle 11ebt blei@ uno
letoenr aus; bic friibcr 10 retjcnoeTrtl9e
lit DOH ibrem MntliB per1dwunpen, tbr
]onR 10 flares @use 1T perlbletert pur@
einen N;bel ron unYerfennbarem 5ers>
~msb; iu flr@te> Is nin,mt tein suteS
Gnb>: - &afael", ieyte er btnju> ba
:rieier ni@t 9ebSrt gu baben l9ten,
,.1o0tsF Du an pieltm 5er5web 1@ulp
:@eia?"
~SA?-Du 9efduf Dir beute in ben
:4punc,rli9fen uno ab9sidmadteften
zSoeen": REF Der jun9e Mann. SD
babe ~ssrpnifa niemal6 ~ nabe 9eltancen,
aud Mid ME ibrer Nei9un9 gu rlbn1en
*gebaM Ovid ii 70 freunolt9 unp perz
]1pne mid nit pi; fen unerquidlt9en
tMeubs:a gen."
&i:: 6u miuf #! SD ipre@e rur,
'meil mir DEN @obl am. 5crSen liest*
,Darfst i1 QanS aufri@ti9 ipreden, tA
:mRrne nod uaerquidltAer weroen --
!Mlip WA ttrpaS Nnprem! ieBte er, au9
i'm ga umi@laaenr> b{nsu. sd be-
'paur:, roB i9 beute Qeinen 8ormitta9
TN Maipru9 nebmen mu6, bepaure IS UNI
10 m>5I alS i9 mir mpbl tewuBt bin,
1pas IS bei6t einem @lidltdcn aud nnr
tine Stunoe 5u roubcn!'
SD Dante Dir fir Dein :3ort9efIbl,
1iebcr pbiltbert. Du weiet. rab 'd itet5
Dir ST 1i:nlen febe. @ae UT Du
np,2"
.n@$;GtS, alS cine fleine Gbrenl a9e>
lieb::: Mafae1, bie"-b Der @bepalier 400
pbl::swatt11 RE ubr aus oer Gal4e
:unc marf einen Bltd auf pielelbe - in
xsinet Stunoe l9on au99< tra9en fem
3nu~
sd Deri tebe!" ant>portete Nafael
<au ip,in9eno unp leinem Diener 19eQeno,
acu: RI pie n6tbi4 en Snltruttionen CAB.
~Mlir babe id 0ele9enbeit> Dir Dttne
@eji4isteft III crmipern 49, Darf t9 erz
$Fabt*s?, spas Die G%eranla0uns uno wer
.IG1S,., Nsj5eaner TT"
e Gb politr Yerrittb our6 feline
'Di.:ne av1 nur III 3%erin9fte innere Be-
aprgan9 lein MntliB. feline 9an3e 5alz
sung tebaupteten rie ar1Ftc Hube.
Die @eronla0u n9? 0n,> es lit bic
<a{t> gelAidte! SD tabc Semano:m
.N >ollbaten e~r>ri,i,n unr i'm mir eacurd
Sue Jeinhe 9emadt! Gos lit 10 pe1
&auf eer @elt
;lnp piel Ter Betnp tit"
Sin ju,9cr Monn, ZEN i'd pur1 Elm
1etrr'Ae5 Wprt ruiniren, III zen 8a9np
Aditffn f5nnte, 9egen cen id aber 9robz
militia iein mill. Du bait Jpn rielz
'leidt 1ihti9 einmal in meiner @eleQz
"jdoft .9eieben - Uuiton' be Gencry
- ST. we;b n:9t % Ia Did ieiner CT
3nner i"
Nafael fam n16, jece9 Yer9eb(i9.
~YicQeiht ertenne t9 Jpn miep'r. menn
I'D Jpn iebe! llnp wp 1T Guer Nen>e3z
tppuB? 2"
~Besu oit Hra9e! 9m Bpulpane,
CfNshuHf, Tu r,;,ff 1hnu leh.> 6i.;oe
did nur an!
~@ca '& fir @afen ioracn?"
%SlnnBtb'9; ile lirsen unten in meinet
Nquipa9E cte unS crwartet -. @teb mir
dr9rne Gin 3%eitun9sNlatt al5 2eeturte
:apdtuao Du Did unflciret"
.N,t Der untacclbafteltcn Nubc nabm
tstt <5bevalier ros tbm rarscretdte Blott
ANN ba9onn 81 lslea. &afael'6 Gptletts
:spar idneu 9rfArben, uno 8eice bette
:aen rcn ror Der Ibir b%altencen Baz
{1c1. 1880 - --- 49, $500
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
&erlQuut

gerlanet.- sin &nabe Der Dtutf6 unb
3nsltld fprttt. q n Ruommluoat on ntro pr N t.
VadAuiraaen tct Z =. IKE utauut. Qrbs lie iale Gonuf ctiu-
nero Wp. $50 u. 256, 3e Str. Xaus.3m..
8trlangt.-G Gin partuer in etnem gut 3ob-
Ieuttr stel. 9 e|ddft. ro.el be1ebi lbcn 3 Sabre u: u
a sera eo,tr.ilbait aseeeu. sopital ptrtaugtt $3.50
S2vOO. Natere Austunft ~trb tn e,t'er Office ertaetlt.
22duS MIN
- @naeigen In bieier 9palte unter BEN Hubrt.
ten Berlanst', . udt", .tu Rsrrent.n' une ga
N'rtAufeu' nereen thr s @e IS b'e3etle i.beSuierttpu.
IN 0srausbe5ablune aufseaummtn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
3u &frfauffn,

8rauerst IN oe1Faufsn.
Tte uSt,tn Braueret" swtfnen Ntebs earttus unit Dabu-
t.uer, Raum fur GOO Barrel Que.,tter unb aaeu muoernsu
Verbt. eruueen ~per(tbsn, IA unt.r aausbmbaren 8ertusuus'u
Au uertaafea. Die Rlntf&af. III eiue aus &c ED nete. Dlaa
rtnpe It'd au
Ruabab,r 4 mlttp
17au9-2mt.wub aSasatbap, Dfiuu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
Saul MQrftberi@t.

@eleberi&t, pS@entli& sslief.rt psn' benz beut>
i@en Bant unb 8e@iel- @el@cft sou DamiuH u.
So. 9t. Yaul.
geriaufsprets.
gBe9ftl auf 3srgsrt. rbilastl>tta, Ntluautee,
Spteo9e, ct. 3puts, &c Observation-Disclosures. 4 9reeeat
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

seHs L:a cOH0 hpr 0Mnmo+ AlIlteratL.
E3SO otS gov ~ 1HesHWs RznnIid unb
= 1De,bltde uu rte Ae4te Dtrbttielte 9 ~ N . 4
Estaie 8amtlttn Mdbmaf&iae iusufab. "a.
SDi<fe aQafdtne stepst. Stunt. nsaat Dppyel nSttt, Gal.
u tenndbte, %,,qutlfen," Roreeltundten, ~etubtnlen be5tseu &c.
- tn ber aaerbtatn Neanter. p1ets nur SIS. vtirb far s
Sabre s~arautirt. Bssablea $1,000 fur iebt Naidine
bte etnea Rar,er. fh5nesen rser e!aatfaerta 5auu.' udtt
als uufest. sic ma@t BIN ,.GlaRie Sod lid" Seter
%,pette Std lam surdltntit.n nerben rbnt bas teebalb
BITE Ratt aufeett Nir beable1 Aeentsn ssu SIS bts
Il $3.50 rer Npnat uni Rotten sstr cine GpmmilRou aus
= be. pas Dosyete he's Obiseu realiRrt pe.hta fann.
= rr.. Abprtfs. L: Il IL. s.El @aa. ,
g sn,tr 9ecombe ". Co., Gtteaao. 81.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-08

Total coinage and bars eXecut-
ed, ,0S6,sGi 90
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-08

Lovers of extra fine cigars will find
six choice brands of imported Hav-
anas, at Brooks cigar stand, Postoffice,
Carson, viz: Juan Y Martinez, La Flor
de Morales, FIgaros, Manuel Gracias,
De Nillar v N~illars. Ell Orden de Ha-
bana, by the single cigar or hundred.
Agencyfo Havana Lottery tickets. .
S. F. MARKET.-E. Perasich (nex.
door to the Carson Theater) is receiv-
ing daily from California, fresh vege-
tables. of all kinds, strawberries, nuts
and candies, ETC., which he keeps con-
s%tantly on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him a call
and examine his goods.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticGlar attention paid to viewing. =
Olcovich Brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods in the State, and
everybody will find it to their advan-
tage to trade with them. =
ALFALFA.-Five hundred pounds
of California Alfalfa Seed, just received
and for sale by &. +. Cotton, South
Carson street, opposite Capitol. s
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
ia3-tf
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"LO, THE Poor INDIAN."-The au-

"LO, THE Poor INDIAN."-The au-
thor of the above words, if now living,
would go back on himself a little, did
he see the many drunken red men we
see daily. Yesterday evening two
sons of the forest walked along the
fcenter of Carson street arm in arm;
both appeared under the influence of
ardent spirits, snd one as drunk as a
lord. Where they obtain their liquor
no enc seems to know 1ffrOm a white
man, he should he tarred and ~feathered,
and made drink a gallon of his own
rot-gut; and if rom Cinnamon, they, if
caught, should be Shorn of their a
die appendages and kicked out of town.
Some fellow will be caught at it some
day. and when caught ''look out for
squalls"
THE CELEBRATION MEETING.-A
number of our citizens met in the
District Court room last evening for
the purpose of discussing the subject
of a celebration on the Fourth Of July.
The meeting was called to order al s
O'Clock p. m. General t. D.. Ed
wards was chosen Chairman, and
j.. d.. kersev. Secretary. 1t was
unanimously agreed to nave a celebra
ton, and after some discussion, the
meeting adjourned until Tuesday
evening at s o'clock, when the report
of the Collection Committee will be
rendered. and an Executive Committee
appointed.
UNION HOTEL, DAYTON.-By the
Enterprise, we find that Charley Cru
Der. proprietor of the above named
hotel. has entirely renovated the same.
and is prepared to receive all mis- old
and new friends. We know Charley
we'll, and know that a better landlord
does not live on this terrestrial globe.
His hopSe is always As clean As a PIN;
his table supplied with everything in
the market, ard under all circum-
stances Charley always has a smiling
face, and extends a hearty welcome.
BRANCH MINT.-We are indebted to
Chief Clerk Henry B. Bostwick for
the following statement of the business
of the United States Branch Mint, in
this city, for the month of May,lS12:
epr-its STANDARD Ounces. Value.
GOld..---"-"... |l,E2G-'f1 ; '-i4l 80
SlIVer--..... ...-..-ili ,43i. g iSb,ifo 10
S,060.S24 Sl,oi6,SS9 81
Total coinage and bars execut-
ed N1lna 81 l>n Stl on
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THE PICSIC.-As the Emmett Guard
will be here on Sunday morning, on
their way to the picnic grounds, we
suggest hat they be invited TO make 4
stay for a short time, either going or
returning. They are a fine BODY of
men. and should be shown all possible
respect. Would it not be a good idea
to appoint a committee OF citizens To
meet them at the depot and, at least,
lender them the inequalities ct the
town?
THE RIGHT kIND.-A whole family,
direct from Germany arrived Yesterday
morning and stopped at the St. Charles.
They are o locating on a farm in
Carson Valley. There seemed to be
several generations of them. We cor
daily welcome them to the State of
Nevada, and trust they may be but
he advance guard of a mighty host
from that country of industrious men
and women
New and elegant .jewelry sets.
chains, studs, sleeve buttons, rings,
card cases. etc, at one tenth the price
of gold-warranted not to tarniSh-at
Brooks, Postotfice, Carson; also Fair
child's gold pens, in every style;
i~ueerchaunl pipes. and an endless
variety of stationery and fancy goods.
l. 5. BRANCH MINT.-The Carson
Mint shipped this morning to Virginia
Is bars of gold and silver. worth
IN the aggregate the sum of S53. 725 20.
The bars are sent up i'll return for
ent to the Mint for melting,
the Belcher and Yellow Jacket
mines.
BASE RALL.-The Silver Star Club
will have a practice am this after
noon. We hope the boys will turn
out n show their desire to perfect
themselves in order to be ready to ac-
any challenge that may be given
the Fourth of july.
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\ Washington dispatch, of date June
:, says:
"Ofici&l information has just been
received from London giving as>ur-
ance that the English Government ac-
cepts the supplemental rule of the
Treaty Of Washington as amended by
the Senate, and that the Geneva Arbi-
tration will now proceed to consider
the cases presented by the two Govern
entS.'
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The enterprising individual who is
organizing a brass band of twenty
women, in Cincinnati, says if they
olny learn half a many airs as they
put on, the experiment cannot fail
of being a success.
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for at $3.50 p. m
Virginia-Arrives from at 10 a m.
Closes tor at 3:i5 p. m
Genoa and Aurnra-Arrives from at
$50 p. m. Closes for at $50 a. m.
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General Grant intends going into his
quarters at Long Branch, on
the ad journment of Congress.