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National Republican., 1873-09-30
ITO ARCHITECTS.

ITO ARCHITECTS.
wAsuINdTos, August, 1873
In accordance with the provisions Of an act Of
Congress-, approved March 9, 1878, the undersigned
hereby invite Architectural plans or etches (noj
including details or working plans) for new build
ing for the Library Of Congress, to be drawn In &C
cordAnoe with limits and conditions which will bt
furnished to applicants The sum of fifteen hun
dred doars viii be paid for such design as may be
Adjudyed the best by the commission: one thou
sand dollars for the second best. and hVe hindred
dol arH to the third best To be paid the Sst Of
December, 1874
The plans must be submitted on or before the Ist
day OF November next, and addressed (prepaidl
to the Librarian Of Congress, Washington, d. %.
Chairman Of the Joint Committee
on the Library.
or,,,Iss,on Chairman Of the Senate Commit
tee on Public buildings and
Grounds.
Auiseo Librarian Of Congress-
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WARREN cHoATE 4 CO.,

BoolSsellcrs and Stationcrs.
NEW BOOKS.
NATIONAL EDUCATION, in It's Social oond..
Edncstion. English and Foreign by J. II. Riss,
P0BMS by. ". d. Howells. author of "ch.noe
As3a,,,npnsa,psesSs 3a,nn,s s,S sS sisS oru,p prop,y nu
Thomas bailey Aidric6' ais. 'orIn' D'
THE T0URMALiSEi II. Reia,ion a. Gem: Its
RSERiokS RSifRoS ID MANUAL, Containing
fali parieuars OF every Railroad In the United
P9IiTlSs AND MysTERIEs OF LIFE IN
JOSH BILLINds, ALMkNkx Tor is7l. o cts.
M MiNP R AND BODY Ths Theories e their Rels
the iyts Iptsina,ionr ~ u seisSt @ AZ seriss sib5
An the New Books q soon ,s publishsd. Sta.
Engraving and Lithosrap phins executed IN the beat
styles a. msderAte rates. No extra charge for OF
WARREN CHOAfE co, yernon Row.
Corner Tenth street and PcnnsylvaniA avenue,
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THE REPUBLICAN, mas A LARGER CIR
CULATyoy THAN AM OTHER MORNING
PAPER ~ THB DISTRICT or coLUEBIA.
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A SPECULATION!

CHEAP HOMES NEAR THE CARS AND NEAR
THE CITY LIMITS.
TWO TO FOUR ACRE LOTS.
FEW LOTS WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH.
LONG CREDITS will be given whore II IL de.
sired, with six per cent interest.
several lots are sold, and will be improved In tho
The. situation is attractive and heaithfui. and
Abundant shade.
better suited r. NJ. HALL,
Rcal Estate Broker.
safa aoav, All Asyenth street.
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A TTRNTioN, BuILDERsi

a TTkNIION, BUILDERST
Sealed proposals will be received st this once up
till 10 oel ,ck m, OCTOBER g. is73 for furnishing
the west house Of block Of slr. situated on north
sids Of @ street. beswccn Ninth and Tenth streets
The styic to be ssscty like that Of the balance Of
the row, Of As good matertsl and workmanship.
Further Information will be given by applying In
HUYOK 4 ADDISON,
Heal Estate Brokers.
fourteenth street. repao a.
National Republican., 1873-09-30

fNDGRORGEw.H w.HAUPTMAN,JUsTIC
- Of the Peace, attends to all kinds Of Olaims
and LefAl business. Southwest corner Of Eleventh
and u streets northwest myGIy
f%s u II X SODA AND MINERAL
80 wATERB at Temple Drug Store, drawn
from Improved New Fountains. aplS
fB.UONfROPATHIC MEDICINES ANN
specites a. the TEMPLE DRUG STORE
corner and Ninth streets.
f&"DBUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME
- rcsl 20 mades, Toilet Articles, DC, Al low.
ct rates. AtrRMPI.E PUG BTOBE.
f~@THR ONLY PURE SODA WATER
- Is at the Temple Drug Store, drawn from
the New Arctics and Steel Fountains je2l
tBsFIRsT wARD.-PERsONs RRsID-
80 my In the First ward can have the KEpIfB.
LlOAN delivered promptly at their residences ny
leaving name and address Mt the Cigar Store Of
PHILIP A. WARD, No. 1870 Pennsy lyanla Hyenuc,
corner Of FiHhtesnih street. sss6ti
National Republican., 1873-09-30

f.SSePERsONs LIVING WITHIN TIE
~ following limits; Between II street north
and Boundary, aud Seventh street west and North
Capitol streets. can have hereaitsr the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN punctpAlly served by the under.
signed, at whose residence orders and complaints
can be left, ~ well az At the REPuBLIOAs oifce,
JOHN FALLON,
Jyl2u I39b Sixth street nor thWfst.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Ihave remoyedt tom my
NEW BUILDING Nos G40 aud 05I, New
York avenue, north side, between
SIKH and Seventh Streets,
Where keep on hand large and varied assortment
Of goods In my line, including
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS. DOOR AND WINDOW
FRAMES, AND INSIDE SHUTTERS, MOULD
IN6S, BRACKETS, BALUsTERS, Newell
POSTS, GLASS. BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SC; and am prepared to al all orders promptly and
ut the most reasonable rates, - - -.
seSlm GEO. NJ BARKER
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BOARDING.

DoARDINa.-noARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In q good locality, convenient to tho
Executive Dcp.rtments Apply. at sis Twelfh
street between and Kstrccts northwest sspssu
National Republican., 1873-09-30

''FoR the 1rst time since the close Of the war
there Is no extraneous element TO influence our
course In the management OF the anairs Of the
State. In the contest OF 1869 We were not left to
free and untrammelled course. In the selec-
ton OF our candidates we had TO look abroad for
approval. We had to turn TO Washington and
please the authorities there"
The foregoing is extracted from the 'ad-
dress Of the State Conservative committee"
to the voters Of Virginia. We copy 1t to
show how exceedingly false are the preten-
sions Of the Democracy Of the Old Dominion
that they support the National Administra-
ton. The authorities" at Washington are
the same now as they were In 1859; but In
1869 the Shams put forward renegade car
pet-bagger as their candidate for Governor,
while in 1878 they nominated straightout
Democratic ticket. Their little game to In
velgle the Administration into their support
has utterly failed, and, consequently, they
thank Providence that 'there Is no oxtranc-
ous element to influence our course" How
eagerly they would accept the influence Of
extraneous elements II thoy could manipulate
the Federal appointments to their advantage.
The Chicago Inter- Ocean believes that
we must have relief from Congress before
this panic will be over or trade thoroughly
rcvives. shams will aid nothing. The coun-
try is rich, but currency-the business life
blood Of the country-is deficient In quantity.
Let the President and members of Congress
come to the relief at once. The President
should lose no time in calling a special ses-
sion Of Congress. Permanent relief can only
be had at the hands Of our national legisla-
ture." Per contra, the New York Erening
Post opposes q session of Congress, and be-
lieyes II would be productive Of more harm
than good. The great danger at the present
time is that the removal OF the crops will be
almost indefinitely postponed. The West
needs assistance from the East, but the East
has none to offer. Money Is abundant
enough; but 1t is hoa, dcd by few spccula-
tors in the first place, and by the great mass
of depositors who have drawn out In the
second. 1t cannot come into circulation
again until the panic is at an end, and no
amount Of newspaper writing can effect that
result. There is no doubt that the moral in
iiuence of an extra session of Congress, even
II Congress did nothing, would do more to
restore public confidence now than any other
means that could be devised, excepting re-
sumption itself.
National Republican., 1873-09-30
tB" wAsIIINGIoN CITY SAVINGS

Depositors are requested to lcavo the.r books at
u e bank. that they may be balanced,
please leave them at my office, that they may be
All persons Indebted 10 the bank on overdue
paperpr for interest are notified TO prepare for
tcinent, as payment will strictly DO dem snded.
A satisfactory statement will be published In a
few days, showing the assets and liabilities OF the
bank. WAN. ~ MlTTINuLY, Receiver,
se2a lot fStarl 4aS seyenth sir,et
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ITO LET-A FIRsT-CLAss RESIDENCE, FUR
i nished or unfurnished. CONTAINING nine cham
iiSrsry u he main house; two ;sfyspis,., fEcomi.
kitchen and builers pantry " the bscs building.
not Apply. Address =. boil sslsH
EoR sALE-A FIvE-RooM BRICK HOUSE,
hye ieei slate roof; within half square Of seventh
street cars. Terms cash. Address ID. D.. hEruBIi'
DAN office. se6A
E,oR BRST.-PARTIEs ON CAPITOL HILL
far rent eiihsr farnjSSad &c sniarnisssd can have
@ our Stsss !. We sissSs si.SsS ssrFeat X, q
'''"' '"'' '"'' HESTER h ny6N,
Real Estate Agents aud Brokers',
se3eotf lilo First street sontheast, Capitol Hil.
EoR SALE, IN ELLAvILLE, PRINCE
SOrss county Ms Hss,,S ss so@
mandins view o. surronndins canaiIy: and hiteen
SaTs 4 ss fs to M s.E ANY rs
ssIss s;aI: t;s5 !s
::; VA | &. Ss.s 5 . nd .1s:S
with Two cows, earriase, wagon aud farming inple
ments on easy terms. Apply II ar,xruprz
seau iss7 P.nnsylyaniA avenue.
NOR RENT-A PARIOR AND BEDROOM,
II on nrst door, .i.h ADDITI0NAL BEpn9,0a ,Oni
At isl 3 street soutneast sel.u
UNOR sALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL BtlCE OF
II buildines on N street, corner Of Ninth north.
scs q nd
they are unsurP..sed BY any private resdsnes, IN
such 81 marble mantels, mArb!e.toP stationary
naces ranges dus walters, Butter pantries, linen
rooms, ry Ssshf bs. speaking tubes water
tanning to nrst class houses Aptiy Y, 3,,,x
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~ INas under the auspices Of
GOOD SAMARITAN DIVISION No Z, -. OFT,
s SsS ocSsi ss'ss sssFs FSSP to
sSRss%aSss saass Esadsess b seS
address BY Rev !, ii, Cuthbcrt snd installation q
gs;rs o',. 81 the s d!visop ,2s,obsr Rsy
W Biash and Hon y, I. Holloway, October Is,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

pooTs AND SHOES,
ID WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We have lust received q laTEe stock OF nootss,
Shoes. Caters, and Rubbere, which We VIII sell
- JoiiS ASsERNIsAN, .:B,,s M, 4 sow
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PERSONAL

90 nn0 TO INVEST IN EIGHT PER
d. DZ.VUU cent, bonds, J. W. STARR,
northeast corner Of new York avenue and FIJI.
teenth street, up stairs. sefN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FoR
IL the District OF Massachusetts,.
In the matter OF Hannibal J. Kimbali and Edwin NJ
Kimball bankrupts, In bankruptcy
warrant in bankruptcy been issued said Court
against the estate of Hannibal kmba and Edwin N.
kmbalL formerly copartners transacung business at
Atlanta in the state OF Georgia. and both of Newton
the county Of Middlesex, OF the state Of
Hannibal kmbai; and the payment of any debts and
the delivery OF any property belonging said bank
them their use and the transfer any prop
erty by them are forbidden by law. meeting OF the
choose one assenees OF their estate will be held
a Court OF Bankruptcy TO be holden at Boston, In said
district the ith day OF June. A. d. 1873 at III O'Clock
A. NJ a the United States Court House, before Andrew
+. Jewett Esq, of the Registers IN bankruptcy of
said Court ROLAND q. USHER,
United States Marshal Massachusetts, District Messen
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INSTRUCTION.

o-~--~~~~~~.- --->~~----~-~--~~~--~
A THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 70 FOURTH AVENUE
~ opposite Cooper institute. bookkeeping, Writing
Arithmetic and Languages. Day and evening. Ladies'
departmentTclegraphy taught practically; demand for
operators No vacation.
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, AT CLAvERACK N
IL u, will be open for Summer boarders on June "a.
ALONZo FLACK.
NEW METHOD OF LEARNING FRENCH AND GER.
IN man thoroughly by conversation and reading no
grammar conversational nucncy insured; terms sS
week three lessons at pupils rcsdepcc) Address PRO
FESSoR, box l2i Herald Uptown Branch Office.
GO S0 WRITING LESSONS PRIVATE INsrRUC-
DL.OU. ton, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Grammar,
Spelling all Summer. Colleges 22 Broadway corner
Thirtythrd street, and 62 Bowery also at pupils resi-
denees Ladies' Qualified ~ bookkeepers
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-Nrxru PAcE-Fourth, nnh and sixth col.
F.ss'ss1a sssns column
BOAKDERs wANTED-Nisrn PAGE-First and second
soARp 'uH AND LODGING wANTED-Nlsrn PAcE-second
gas s1sss
BUSINESS sSS'PpPaSRruNlrIEs p4opsirtn COL
sys.SEss H TTa rs PAGssinn column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sKcosD PAcK-First
C1.ERRs Ssu%h And sALEsMEN-rwrLyrn pAcr-Elrst col
ssS ss|.ns p.s.y.
nv isfons fa1%qf p4onran and
column sS.an
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-TwELTTu PAoE-Fourth and
kES5 AN6 column
FNANciAig,C.T P.arMFtS pAoEssta eoln@n n9amn
NS sRa ZEN 70 IEr
TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth column.
FRENCH
HELP WANTED PAcD-s,xtn
uKLff f'sasi %axsNriED-MALEs-rvr1,rn pAer-second and
HoRsss sa 6%RRnHaEs Acpnsr pAcrsecopo third
sfn9
MsTSycTiSS7Fsss Paer-ri,th column 900 .,n
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sxcosp rAsE--
4Ec!9Esh' 'si%3s; sH%soszs,s,p r.erzsl.,s sol..nn
LEGAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAGn-Fiith couwa.
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsr PAcE-sxih coluIna
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First column
MARBLE MANTELs-NNrn PAGE-Fonrih column.
MATRIMONIAL-ElGHrH PAGE-Sixth column.
PAGE
t!Hn sf!STs STs.E.onsn p.s.-sl.tA column
MUSICAL-NrNrH PAGE-Fifth column.
PERSONAL-FiRSr PAGE-Frst column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &c.-NIKrR PAGE-FiNh col
POST OFFICE NorIcE-FrRsr PAGr-Fifth column
r.GhrS sgTHn
our h CITY Hoa s%nE OR TO
RENT-sEcoND PAGE-First, second ana third col
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANoE-sEcom PAer-rhird
RRILGiOUs NoTICEs-F1RsT PAeK-si1th column .1''1'
REWARDS-EIKsr PAcx-Flrst column.
SAILS AT AUCTION-sEcoND PAcE-Thrd, fourth, nfth
s1rUXrioNs ED-FEMALEs-ELrvxrrn PAGE
1hFd sPaT. and nn columns
column and TwKLrrn PAGx-First column.
SPECIAL N0TICEs-FlRsT PAcK-second column.
SPORT!NG-DOGS, BIRDS, AC.-FlRsr PAoK-Second
sUMMER REsoRTs-NIrrH PAGE-second and third
THE TRApEs-TwELrrH PAGK-rhird column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PJRPosEsmrwELrrH PAGE
yRAyHLEtgs, GGIpE-rv.I,rz PAes.sixth column.
WANTED TO PuRCHAsE~NMTM PAoE-Fourth column
WATCHES JEWELRY & 1s ,N,STM M; r@AGxaThird @ column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-Fiasr PAcE-sixth col
umn.
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DARGAINs.-s20OW WORTH OF BOOTS, SHOES
ID and Trunks selling off without regard 10 cost $50
Bowery corner Of Bond street, must be sold before June
l; the building to be torn down.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
IA. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from SA. M. to9 NJ.
On Sunday from 3to 9 T. NJ.
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A r JACKSON'S, 500 BROADWAY OPPOSITE ELEv-
n enth street-Money literally advanced on Dia-
monds, Watches Jewelry, silks, Dry Goods and per-
Indies.
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T 81 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
IA pay the highest price for Diamonds Watches and
Jewelry. Advance on the same. ISAACS,
Diamoud Broker, 81 Thirteenth street. broadway
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At HYMANS, 10 BROADwAY-LIBERAL AD-
IA vances made Diamonds and Watches, Silver
ware. &c, will pay the highest market price Tor the
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T 697 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET
N Liberal advances on Diamonds Watches, Jcwery.
Silks Camels Hair Shawls Laces and personal property
OF every description JAMES 7. MATTHEWS.
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j. JACKSON, PAWNBROkER, 56 WEST THIRTY
N. first, formerly 30 Prince street. loans Money in
large or small sums on personal Property OF every de-
scrption.
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AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER iWFoRE OF
n fered, immense stock OF Carriages, comprising
every seasonablc style OF family Carriages and light
ons new and second hand several slightly damag ed
go "a eMHNuFAcTURERs, UNION, 6ss Broadway.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

IL Horse, sound and IN good condition; very stylish
Inquire Tor William coachinan, Mr. Teany. at Teany's
livery stables, SO West Forty fourth street
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ENoR SALE-vALuABLE TEAM BAY AND BROWN
II coach or carriage Horses, l6k hands; stylish fast
drivers; bay fast trotter Stables l2S West twentieth
street,
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LNoR SALE-TIIREE PONY BUILT HORSES. llS AND
l5la hands; nj Tor work; sold only want of
use prices Sb $50 and SIPS Inquire at 1856 Perry street,
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DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
il The mails for Europe. during the week ending
Saturday May a. 1873 wifi close at this Office on We'd
nesday at 1880 A. NJ, Thursday at IL A M and ON
Saturday at ii A. NJ and IL NJ.
THOS. L. JAMES Postmaster
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GSOO zoo is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
pOOJ:OOJ ized Kentucky Lottery Royal Ha.
and Kentucky circulars free. l21sc. commission
allowed. Address BAILEY co. toflce established 80
years., ia Broadway.
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srORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.

A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IN. Birds, &C.; Medicines tor all diseases; Prepared
Food for mocking birds At B. G. DovEY'S No Greene
street near Canal.
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A PAIR or BEAUTIFUL, BLACK PONIES, WITH
IA Phaeton and Harness, all complete the ponies are
very gait and large enough tor lady TO ride.
York
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EREAT BARGAINs.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF RE
" building part Of premises, offer entire
stock seasonabe styles new and second hand Carriages
greatly reduced prices.
MANUFACTURERS UNION 63s Broadway
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E'oR sALE-AT 4 REAsoNAtLE FIGURE. HARD
mcnt, good business; long lease; decided bargain.
Apply at 405 Third avenue.
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EoR sALE-A PAIR OF FINE CARRIAGE HORSES;
Il bright bays, 1874 hands high and years old true
and kind in single and double harness and perfectly
sound. Can be seen at ELDERD'S stables, No. 4 West
Forty Nth street, from To ~ O'Clock A. NJ. and TO r.
NJ. Inquire for Mr.. Townsends horses
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A BREWSTER, OF TwENTY.FIFTH STREET A
Warer0oms
Fifth avenue corner Twcntyseventh street
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DOR SALE-ONE VICTORIA BUILT BY BREWSTER
IL Co. Broome street; used one season. Can be
at CUNNINGHAM Co IS Livery and boarding Stables ll9
and III West Forty fifth street CUNNINGHAM 4 CO.
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FOR SALE.

WELL FITTED GROCERY ON BEST PART OF
- Nnth avenue tenement ncighborhood other on
block; for sale cheap rst class peuing for with
small means LLuYO 20 Broadway
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A LARGE LOT OF STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
~ for sale. and over leo steam pumps new and second
hand also double headed Lathe 33 feet bed and 4S inch
swing. Apply TO p CASSIDY, Nos to 10 Bridge street
m machinery.
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E,OR SALE-A PAIR OF BLACK HORSES, RISING
7years old well matched; good steppers free and
pleasant drivers Can be seen at BRIGGS stables i43
West Thirty-seventh street. near Broadway.
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HARNESS, SADDLES HORSE CLOTHING CAR
Ii riage Robes Lap busters, Fly Nets, and large
variety of Saddlery Goods always on hand
C. b. SMITH 4 CO.,
40 street. York.
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NOTICE-WANTING, THE DAUGHTERS OF PAT
IN rick Cronin or Cronan who emigratcd from Ma
Groom, Ireland. some four five two OF them,
It Is believed arc married TO soldiers. They will hear of
something To their advantage communicating with
A. NJ ENGLISH, solicitor, Tazcwell Court House. Taze-
well
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90 NASSAU STREET. OPPOSITE POST ofICE.-
OJ Liberal advances made Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry and all kinds Merchandise. The same bought
and sold Room HAYMAN LEOPOLD
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS SOUTH CAROLINA LOTTERY
~ for Free School Fund-Perpctual.
EXTRA CLASS n5-nAY q, 1873
!" L. e, Class = lla,r1s e, y ~ s1 ISIS 8 q 50 80
"a, II, So II, a, 7a ~ TO- M, 60, IS, q.
COLE 4 CO., Managers, New York Post ofice box s5h
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 2l, 1873
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

A LOCAL EDITOR in Pekin, Illinois, in
PRODUCED himself to the public few days
ago as follows: Sensational, Distress
ing details of revolving murders, aud
shocking suicides respectfully solicited.
Bible-class presentations and ministerial
donation parties will be done with
promptness and dispatch. K.no banks
and their operations made q specially.
Accurate reports of Sunday School an
niversaries guaranteed. The local will
cheerfully walk seventeen miles after
Sunday School to see and report Q prize
light. Funerals aud all other melancholy
OCCASIONS written in. 4. manner. to .chA-
ienge admiration: Horse races reported
in the highest 6tyle Of tho reportorial
art. Police Court proceedings and ser
mons reported in . manner well. calcul-
,ated to astonish the prisoner, magistrate
and preacher.
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MINING srOCk REPORT.


Fore Sssssssl heard.
lS0 Ophia IS y, iii BIO, 81 b. 30.
SIS could x Curry, i1s4 IL, IL BIO, ia.
I35 Best X Beich.r. y, A.
70 Savage, Io7. l36, l3e. al b3o.
go Choliar, to, 80, IS, So
$40 Hal 4 Nurcruss, AZ, ~ i, 43h, i3.
SO Crown Point, 10, 1l3, H. y. ll5 BIO.
2l5 Yellow Jacket, u, 6o, Us b., 6G' bsc.
us Imp, rial, Us, Oh.
400 Empire. 5A. o1s.
$50 kentuck. ii y, IL, lOR, lO59 u.
~ Alpha, 81, 81 y bio.
945 Eeicher, 81, 81 y, wy DIV, " oJo.
i9v Coz. virgins, a. rs, 81 bao, e6ss bso.
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20 Sierra Nevada, II, II 30.
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ll25 Arizons X Ut. b "a, "a bSo, 2's, ~.
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2Sl Pictou, &c, 35c, 3Uc.
LOO Eclipse, 6!e.
325 n. Y. Con, Is.
$50 Silver Hill. -, 20}a b30.
$50 American Fiat. o. 90, 6h,SI
1928 Tyler, =, 70. l..
IS Woodyiile. 5. 2?s.
140 &. Oyermsn. /.
6OO Mint, l, b.
50 c. P. Ravine, ".
2l1 Lower Collstock, ).
200 Wietmxn, l, Ia.
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$50 Valley, 2lh y b3, 2l'a, %.
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80 Phoebe, 9. 81, 8 80, 81 SIS.
2O3 Phoenix. AUc.
$50 Alps Ia. ].
1876 American Flag. AZ. S. 81.
$50 Page p, l.
40 Washington & Creole %, %, 8 bs0.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

Ma. O. p. WILLIS returned from q
trip to California yesterday. Hereports
. his little daughter. Maud. (who went
there with him for her healthy ~ havin-
greatly improved by her trip. She still
rrmains with her grandmother, Mrs.
Beatty, in Sacramento.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRMeBY noUsI-GEoHaE d. FRYER. PROPORTION.
VIM Jones Jas q Rule Todd wife
Mrs d (iould Sol Simpson Gould and wife
Neil Macarthur VIM Hy Doane
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TCFLY, PRoPEIEToh.
Aw Cocker Geo Whittier Geo Crowell
JPSc,tt G W Brady Hughes
l. Zwieg
T n Kelly FSproxton W Harmon
H McKinen d Mckinen Munroe
d Stil,sor T Callinan J + Longabaugh
g Z Smith Cosser Nlvtr
Tompkns Murphey OBr1en
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

Ma. VIM H. DoANE, the new coiner a
the Carsoa Mint was in town yesterday
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-18

Orr FOR THE GREAT EAsr.-Mr. John
Booth left here for Phoebe last night.
He will go by way of Salt Lake City.
Good luck to him.