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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-14

EUREKA, New, November l., 1851
THIS Is TO CERTIFY. THAT UNDER
i and by virtue of a decree OF iorc!oS-
urc OF mortgage OF the premises hereln-
after described, duly issued ous OF the
District Court of the sixth judicial Dls-
trict, in ami for the County OF Eureka
and Stateof Nevada. filed November 18th,
lS73. in favor Of J. II. SULIl\ AN as
Plaintiff, and against WI. SMILEY De
fendant. for the sum of Four Hundred
and Twpntv-One Dollars and Two Cents
tSi2l.Ul) cold Coin, with interest ut the
rate OF two per cent. per month till paid,
together with costs, amounting to the
sum OF Fifty.tuur Dollars, and Eighty
Cents $3.50 Gold Coin. and accruiug
costs. amounting tothc sum OF Six tSooJ.
Dollars, as appears to Us OF record to tn"
sheriff OF Eureka County, directed and
to me delivered, /. Mike Walsh. Deputy
sheriff Of Eureka County, did in the
ann required by law, seize aud levy
upon as the property OF said defendant
named III saia decree, the following de-
scribed real property, situated i'll the
town of Eureka. Eureka County, u
State of Nevada. to wit:
That certain lot or piece of ground stu
ated in the town OF Eureka. county ami
state aforesaid, together with a. and
singular the Improvements heredita-
ments and appUrtCnancCS thereunto be-
longing or in any way aprertatning.
Lot No. u seven. in block Ne. l6l six,
in w. W. NcCol'S surrey OF the town
of Eureka, Eureka County, and state of
Nevada.
And | will sell said real property as
aforesaid. at the CpJRV-H0J>E in the
town of Eureka on Wednesday,. the
18th Day of December. \. D.I>13. Ho-
tween the hours of nine o'clock a. m.
and five O'Clock p. INTO wit nj u o'clock
m, OF said day. The SAFE of said real
nrnntrfN will include all The RIGHT fit Ia
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NOTICE,

g MIGHEIS IS THE ONLY PERSON
-. authorized by me 10 collect for Pa.
enc coast papers, for which | am agent.
ntiw ALI. CHARTZ.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Nevada, County of Eureka.

SHERIFF's OFFICE,
EUREKA, New, November l., 1851
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Delinquent Sale.

the hour of 1 O'Clock p. m. OF sue Day, W
pay said delinquent assessments thereon
together with costs of advertising andeN-
penses of sale.
W. W. TRAILOR, secretary.
Office Room 9, Hayward's Building, az
California street, a Francisco, an
fOrnia. hI-tu
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: ENJOY MILL ANnMINING COM.

IL PANY.-Principal place of buslness,
City and County OF san Francisco, state
of California. Location of Works Eure-
ka Mining District, Eureka County, STATE
of Nevada.
NoTICE.-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assessment no. y levied on the 2Ith
Day of september. 1873. the several
amounts So, opposite the anne OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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delinquent SAIL.
4 DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED
IA MINING COMPNNN.-IoCation of

principal place of business san Fran
cisco, California. Location of WORKS, Eu-
reka Mining District, Eureka county,
state of Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on count OF
assessment NO. A. levied on n twenty.
fourth day OF september, 1878, the several
amounts set Opposite the names otthe
respective shareholders. as follows
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AHd IN accordance with law and an or
der OF the Loard of Directors, made on the
Z4th gay OF september, 1873, so many
shares OF each parcel Of such stock az
may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction at the Sa!csrOOm Of John Mid.
dlrton-&-Son, No. 80 Montgomery street,
san Francisco, Cal, on THERSBAY'
tae t"enueth day of November, 1873, at
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Misfeuonrous.
TO THE UkFORTuNrS
NEW REMLDIES! NEW Rrvs.'
nR CJB2ON;S nren-,

hLMHI
DR.. GIBBONS Dispersal
v q. 62S KEARNEY STBrrr y
~ corner COMMERCIAL
Francisco. Private entra6ca" aa
Commercial street. EStabEsoa 81
in 1894, tor the treatment Of =
al ana seminal Disease. snctArV
hea. eject, structure, Syphfi.% sd
forms. seminal Weakness 10
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF ypar Ilej
ana liberated Legs, etc, Naj
treated. 'N'
DK. GlBBoN has the plessn.
n%ouncing that he has return~S
ltIugthc principal HusptaiS ~!
ana has resumed Practice. Wl
The Doctor has spared uei,l..
money III seeking out new re,(t
has returned with ~iucrca>eu ,,g
the alienation of human sutis..
seminal week.-mrs.. i
Seminal emission is the ,o,.
OF sclf-auuSc. This SOLITARY ny
PRAYED sexual Indulgence. * w
the Youth OF both SEXES To ah'aSs
limited extent, producing with -
certainty the following train o.1
symptoms, unless cOmbated lv| Y
medical measures, VIZ: SalloT q
anCc. dark spots under the eve y
the head, ringing i'll the earS ",
the r|uStlIng of leaves or rattl,a-E
tus, u~ntaSInVSs about the Ions ss~l
I ui the limits, confused vision nra
+ tclltCt. loss OF confidence, Glffd,Sa'
preaching strangers, Il alsIk. v
new acquaintance. a dlSI Osliio,. "
society, loss of m mory, pimpe Y
ciuus crultions about the lac /
Pushes, turrtd tongue, 10 IN l
coughs, consumption, night ,vss1
nOmanla, ana frequently lnSanrr
lief le not Otiatutd,N YOU SltuId a..
mtdIatciI either in person UE.
and have a cure effected by hi, ~
scientific moGe OF treating. III, 4
which never fails OF e1iectinc az
radical cure.
Cured at Home,
Persons at n distance NAV hr
Al HOME. 10y addressing a lei,.,'
GlBhO>, stating case, SNmIton,
ottlmc the disease has CCntrp,
have medicine promptly forvars
from damage and curiosity, 10 m
OF the country. with full and Ran
items Tor use, 10y i%nclOslng <lU ina,
registered letter through the Porrt
through Ncils, Fargo 4 Co.
y package OF medicine Will tet.
Al Y l. y r.rlNS ~ Il ~ Y 10 VI 80 ii. r
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Assessment CLOTHES.
my SILVER MINING COM

IlttE nIANa
L PANY.-Location OF prihclPau PC"
~ san Francisco, laii'u -"
! ocation Of works Eureka Mlnlhs ms
frict. Eureka county. state oil NtN"u"'
Notice is hereby given, that al a Ill.,
inr of the Board of Directors, hetd on wy
IIib dav of october, 1873, an aSstS>'lS'.'
M Is. of sec per share was lcNlrd ulun
The capital stock ~ the corporation l'N
able immediately. in United states 90"
and silver OH. TO the secretary, ~ tuv
otnce of the Company, Room -. No't.'
california street, san Francisco, IaLlt"'-
mia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on tue l9th Jay ol
NIVFNBER, 1878. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at pubic auction
and unless payment is made before, VIII
be sold on
The 10th day OF December. le'"'
To nav thr delinquent assessment, To-
rether with costs OF advertising ana eN'
penses of sale.
Nv order of the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUlKE, secretary
Office Room u, No. 4l9 California street
IAN Francisco, California. ois-t"
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WANTED.

4 T. SAM. GOLDSTONE'S STORE.
buy the best Groceries for less money
than at any other place in Eureka. Gail
on sam. GoldStone and save our money.
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For Sale or Rent.

m NORTH MAIN STREET. \ FINE
- two-story HOUSE, containing ten
nne Rooms up stairs, and two Store
Rooms down stairs. Inquire at
THOMAS MCKPHY'S
nt-tI HNneS nOn-
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PUBLIC NOTICE
SETTLE UP!

ON ACCOUNT OF i'll mr. nd
" will leave for California this
INST, to be- absent several nv, lraJ
soI> indebted to me or the 90 thd'
Brewery are requested 70 stI.,Ty b,
counts on or before SAN hIbcug
Inst. Any claims against ny he:
q Presented Tor settlcmen! ,nBEks
late. JOSEPH W.
dEureka, Nov. 18th, le7S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
DISORDERS IN SPAIN.

REPORTED ~sDIcATIos or DON cARIOs-sEcEssIoS
MOVEMENT IN THE CASARrEs-rHE cARlIsrs
MASTERS OF UPPER CArALoNIA-THE CABINET
MADRID Thursday, March q, 1873.
The Imparcial announces that Don Carlos
has abdicated his claims Spanish throne IN favor
OF his son. under the regency Of Don Alphonso Gen.
Cabrera has been appointed to the supreme command o
the Carlist forces IN Spain.
It's rumored that seccssOn movement IL on loot 10
the Canaries the leaders OF which propose 10 declare
the islands independent of spain and - ask Tor BRUSH
protectorate Gen Hidago has been Appointed Captain
General Of the Canaries
INSTRUMENTATION is spreading in the army OF ca'aona
Many OF the officers have been threateaed WITH neath
and obliged TO ~. The Carlists are masters Oh upper
Catalonia.
The Ministerial crisis has terminated No changes IN
the Cabinet have yet been announced, but decree VIII
be issued tomorrow or Saturday ordering elections iOr
the Constituent COrtes The Conservatives it Is sad
will abstain from voting
PARIS Thursday March q. 1873
President Theirs has ordered that Senior Eho Director
OF the C5rist Committee OF BayOune, be- "interned'
and that the Project Of the Lower Pyrenees arrest Don
Carlos wherever found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
CHOICE BOOKS AT AUCTION.

The sale of the collection of Fine Art and
illustrated Books by the Leavit at the Clinton
Hall saesroom, closed last evening. There was quite
large attendance but the bidding in general tame
aud spiritess Among the l54 works sold were the FOL
lowing:
Lscroirs Illustrated 20 Autographs by
wood Paris, lBos vols 81
r@ vo.; Gallery" oh0 POI enEsylngs
p.v. i0Ale aias fOno Pans
IgG go per Auee Prauess vols 80 per vol stafford
GALLERY 800 ooored pAes 1913 u.s. vol OPPOSITION
IIyerS.le Photographs Pans 1871 Si00 WORKS Of
Ist1u Foucaue ? so Pars 1858 SllO vol; Nina
NJ. and Ornaments AuroSaHOu lrsh M5nucnps West
Eoo1 81 plates The Gerus Of George Cruk
suE ROYAL Photographed "a pictures sbl %
ps Van Am.tsrs limitations Drawings PIspa Dutch aud
Feut Masters ys 80 vol HOgarths Con
by Cooke London lJli so
oens Danceo Death folio 81 copper plates By keniI % 20
80; Rare tngravugs.'
reuing Rosa 50 pate- 81 81 Ab0e
D.auuay appendiE BOO per vol; and
obeus Partsts q Hen WILL = tinted portraits
q. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
ART AT THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The additions TO the picture gallery of the
Historical society during the past year, By donation
and otherwise have been very valuable. The late T. W.
C. Moore By his Will has gwen the society several
excellent specimens OF celebrated foreign masters,
among whom may be mentioned Gerard DouV, sney-
ders Wouvermsns. watt eau. Yelasquez Wisthaus De
Troye, Valdez Palamedes, Carreno, Sir Thomas Law
renee Van Colder and others These pictures will be
placed in the gallery few days and opened for the
inspection OF the members Of the society and their
families
This gallery, whose catalogue now numbers 700 speci-
mems advantageous opportunity Tor painters
as well as lovers an study The manner and charao-
teristcs OF ancient and modern European production
An on gina landscape, by Jacob Rusdae bearing all
the remarkable peculafties OF that celebrated painter
Of woods and waters, s worthy particular notice, as
well as a strong mead OF COigni, by Ferdinand BOl,
the favOrite pupil OF Rembrandt painted IN l6jl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
GoVERYMEYr WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT


OFFICE THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. % c.. Friday, March D. 1871 a. m.
Synopsis for the past toeniy four hours.
The storm center that was "Wednesday night
over Maine has been followed On Thursday ~ rising
barometer north west winds, ana generally clear
weather The winds in the Middle States backed 20
sOutherv over the lower lakes and To southeast over
Virginia with generally clear weather EasJeFly sihus
are now reported from the south Atlantic
5tares and Southeast winds from the Cur
states and Valley. The barometer has fallen very
generally over the lake region and the Mississippi Val
lev the lowest being now central III Iowa bfsA
sOutherly winds prevail in Missouri and easterly winds
over Nj nnesOta Cloudy weather, with rain or snow
apparently continues the country between oregon
and the Mississippi Valley. $500
Probabilities.
on Friday the area OF lowest barometer will move
north-eastward Lake Huron; for the lower lakes
and the OHIO Valley falling barometer increasing south.
east winds 20 south west, and generally CLOUDY
weather for Gulf and South Atlantic states south
anu southeast winds falling barometer, ana increasing
clOudiness, with probably rain on the Gull coast.
A second storm center will develop on the Middle
Atlantic coast with northeast winds; nut southeast
onds and RISING emperae mill rery generally prerdti
IN he Middle states: for New England, falling barometer
by Friday afternoon, with sOuth-westeTly winds And
rising temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
CIrBA AND PORTO RICO.
DEsRRTIOY OF TROOPS TO THE INSTRUMENTATION
THE EMANCIPATION BILL Is REGARDED.

DESRRTION OF TROOPS TO THE INSTRUMENTATION"
THE EMANCIPATION BILL Is REGARDED.
HAVANA, March 26.-The Republicans con-
nue to reorganize and the interior Of the island
II is rumOred that decree will soon appear releasing
embargoed properties now belonging to widows and
orphans and to a number OF Cuban gentlemen who
have been in no wise connected with the rebellion
report has reached the city that three attachments
OF troops composed almost wholly OF natives OF the
island and which have hitherto been operating with the
spanish forces in neighbOrhOOd Of ManZanio have
revOed aud joined the insurgents, carrying on tDer
commanding officers with them.
The law for the abolition OF slavery IN Porto Rico
meets with the approval Of the people. few pro
slavery leaders only object % IT, Even tho slave
owners consider is PROVISIONS favorable 20 their
interests than they had reason 10 expect The press
generally abstans yet from comment Oh the passage
nf Inc hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
THE BAsELEss CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR
CAssERLY.

THE BAsELESS tHARGEs AGAlNSl bl-NA1Oh
CAssERLY.
san FRANCISCO, March 26.-The Washington
,aerrams revlvng the charges that Casserys
election over five years ago, was tainted with bribery
ana that such general sentiment of the people here
excite only surprise and Indignation The reports are
believed to adroty imposed Eastern press cor
respondents by agents OF Of the lobby schemes
which Mr. Cassery aided killing during last Congress
Mr. Cassery's election the result OF practical CO
operaton in the election between the Democrats
aud large number OF Republicans who bolied the nom
nation OF George c. GOrham for Governor This combi
nation Of without any agreed coatlon OF
oppOsing political elements, resulted IN Tue
Haight for Governor aud Casserly for senator Tue g
Isature which elected the senator mad these DIDery
charges before IL al thene but the senate Wheh az
majority OF Republicans none or whom voted lof Lis
sery indefinitely postponed the consideration OF TIE
whole matter than i've years ago hls Irlenas up
neal 10 his whole Congress as the conclusive
tnswer 10 anything imputlne 10 him subservleney 70
cspttalists IN California elsewhere NO reputable
forn journalist OF either party questions Casseriys
persOnaI purity and integrity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Ye1os see THIRD Page

For other Shin Yc1os THIRD Page.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Regulator PemsR Phi dephs With ds ana pass %
Ioulart steamship Co. 1870
shp MH1s BOstOn Keniek Whampoa and Hoas Kong Dec
5 with mc~e
BARR Abby Bacon. Merrill Malaga a iays. With fruit
BARK Queen Fleet lot Liverpool Holmes Liverpool o. days
With
Brig ahe, lot Edrards Island Peterson, Belize Hon y
DAYS. with MAHOGANY, &c,
SAILED.
Steamships Hamburg CITY of Havana for Havana
haks ebecca Caruna Tor Matauza
Garth for Baluso bngs Goodwin Tor CrlruAs
d Tor Annapolis n Hoari AM Parma Tor st. johns
4 Gibraltar A. b. Patterson, for LAgaya schr E.
"A Feruandina. Pa
WIND-SundoWu moderate, N. W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
StvayvaH Ia 27-Arryed. steamship Seminole, from
Boston G. G. Beagse for Aes YORK Sailed steamship
Gen Barnes. New fork.
Ca.TIEsrov 5 C. March 27-Arived brig N F. Penne, from
Demerara; A.. BatOr from Boston l. Ireetheu, from
Havana Sough Carolina, o heSlOrk AeeiA
for Boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
March 2Aruyed steamship CITY Of Nerds ZIMMERMAN
ssed Tor hes-lOrz 10Th lno A+h - before
ported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
THE KEESETT ART SALE.

The sale of the collection of paintings be-
longing 10 the artist Kensett continued last even
ing. by K Someryile. suctOneer. at Association Hall
and works in sn disposed Of The attendanee
larger than previous nights. many ladies being
present. but the bidding rather slow. and 1t was
1918 O'Clock before the last picture was sold. Com
petition occasionally however. became quite lively over
some Of the desirable pieces and the contest for
their possession at times created much merriment
among the spectators Annexed will be found list Of
the works sold with names OF purchasers prices, Sizes
and value Of frame:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

SENATOR SUMNER AND THE CoLohLD ~, 80
wAsHrSGroK. Thursday, March ~ 1870
A., .,;d.nce Of the confidence still maintained
NV the colored people in Mr. Sumner It is proper T"
record the faet that the students of Howard Cniyer
stv nave organized society and named 1t ne
Charles Sumner Literary Association" and also 70
call attention 10 the further circumstance thal az
meeting Of the trustees of colOred schools NJ III
handsome school building named for the senator
last night resolution was passed authorizing 'H'
purchase OF lfe-sze portrait Of MI suLnnel' ~ ~
placed Az Tie hail vi the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

ATM-Msrrh IS Miss Susan sim aged s.
1t RaEf Oue h1nred
ud-ulnete-nth- 81. n 4.
ANDRUS-On g7th residence william Dyrlmsu,
Horth BroadraT Noukers N Rev L. Andrus aged
The relatives attend
toxu n Chufch MondaV ~ m The
~ Of the n Conferences respectfully invited 70 seud
BARROE-Mafch Is NJ vile James Barron the fa
year Of her
The aul ends Of the family respectfully nU % at
iuue IRON her ate residence t9 Wesi st.
FnasI, Sste ,asl. Al Z 0sisek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

CgIcAGo March 27C,1LE active 900;
f,r M aies Choice sold freely AZ - I30
80 70 Par 10 veted raging from ll9l24 ewt
Coruec Texans ~ i0l - To- small punches
q Krtra averaging % D. sold At 90 83Gs shipments
YESTERDAY 55. 49,. ,
rspglnR from s5a IS the price BIta smooth lots
averaging 80 n shipments. 900.
BALrsoEE March Z1-CArrLE active and shade higher
rsrT st on to-day 81 that generally sed First Quality
s. 8Sie Mium Good Pair Quality "a D5c; receipts 10 head
head
Hoe M higher demand bare close prices endng
upward sued "a ale Corned. u G7ic receipts ADO leaa
SHEEP light demand ole hgnef 5GJ5c Tor
Pair 70 Prime 8c FOR Extra, receipts 59 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
THE LYCoMING INSURANCE COMPANY OF MUNCEI


This worthy Incorporation, which, under the
sLilfu and prudent management Of Messrs j. ". Cham
berlain A Co has become such a general tavOrlte and
has achieved great success IN our midst has recently
changed its NewYOrk headquarters they being now az
No $50 Broadway The LycomIng" has earned an
envabe reputation here not only from the prompt aud
liberal manner IN which its losses have been adjusted
and paid but from agreeable manner In which all It's
business is transacted 10 has extensive pecunlary
sources and is thus enabled afford absolute security
to its patrons. lENchius OOuihelclai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

, MILLION DOLLARS FOR TIE CENTENNIAL TX
HIBITION.
HARRISBURG. March 27.-The Senate bill ap-
propriang o. 10000 for the Centennial Exhibition has
been conourred in by the House with much enthusiasm
II now goes TO the Governor for his signature which Is
already assured. -,, -, an, .,,.o.s
,ftns Il. O0l JJJ lOI tao en- tonnlal oeloDTau0u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
The STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ygv-ORtEAvs giorn 59c for MIe1 SOC for
White Pnme sugar dull 81 8sc Tor Fir 70
Prime unchanged MISUNDERSTANDING -f AeE-toK
SIGHT. par Gold, ll3h
WuaSeroN March g7spnts iTurpeutne stesdY sales al
Sc Ros n quiet: Al Suned Crude Turp ntue
quiet Hard Yellow DIP sad Fifgn Tar
fru. sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
THE BANK OF ENGLAND FORGERIEs.
BIDwELL TO BE SENT BACK TO LONDON BY TIL
AuTnORIIEs AT HAVANA.

AUTHORITIES AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, March 26-Bidwell, the alleged
forger remains in close confinement cut Of from all
communication with others. Permission has been re
fused him TO consult with counsel The authorities have
made arraneements subject 10 the Of the Home
Government 70 send the prisoner back 20 London a.
soon Az the British officers arrive 10 lake charge OF him
Orders to that effect are daily expected from Madrid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

JASSES DR GRBY-MYBRs-On weiussdaE March rs RionAri
Jan.en De GREY u remont Begum Katie Myers Of hiss city,
UEWL LEBROOKs-At Merriek l. Tuesiar 18th
March 1873 Rev Marcus Burr Wm Hewlett 70 Msry
Mb1ebrOOs Of The late Fl" m Wheeler a. d. all Of The
sIMONTOE- BABBTTT-On the 26h BY
u D. WA Helen A. Bab0st both ghtou
81
VAN T-TAYLOR-Wetnesiay March % By the Rev m
Adams 7. Nest Margaret daughter Robrr
l.. Taylor all Of hn citF.
Al Notices Of Marriages niue. be Endorsed lcih n9H
,o,ns aud address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
5uecldl Nolces

A SperiEt Meeting Of the Union LeREue Club vii ~
AZ Cub-bouse SATURDAY EVENING, harh - Al
O'Clock. 10 % Hon DAVID A. WELLS Ia
suber, TaKon b. Of The kTcgtEe Cos.
NE. GRnRGE n b nILL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

the influence OF social enthusiasm. There power in
social enthusiasm that no man imagine VINO not
tried II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

prompt that OF citv in the world; the Depart
had the money expsnd for the purpose and had
perfected their plans for accomplishing their object
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
pnnvrnpScp PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
cATTLR MARKRTS.

Providence z D. March g7.-Pnutng Cloths quiet. moderate
of standard gic o extra q squares contracts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

For james Parton's Lecture on The Pilgrim PaheT As
Ma Of Hune AMI thirteen Interesting lectures TKiB
tSE LEcrUEE No. published Puoe mai!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
TIE POSTAL CAR QUESTION
THE TROUBLE STILL UNSETTLED.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
wAsnnGroN. Thursday. March 2

WASHINGTON Thursday, March p. 1878.
ID TO the hour of closing the Post-Ofice Depart
ment. to-day nothing additional had been heard re-
spectng the notice of the refusal Of the railroads TO
transport the postal after the LIST of April Col
Bangs. Superintendent Of the Railway Postal Car
system. is now in New-York negotiating with the
various companies. The officers of the department
are OF the opinion that the railroads will recede from
their unpopular undertaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
DIED

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