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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15
II A x s A L f
Territory Of Arizono, Yama Co..

BY virtue Of an Execution
issued out of the Justices court
of Yuma county against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements
of l.. A Smith, l have seized all
the right and title which said l..
a. Smith, or other owners, has in
aud to the following described
premises, which | shall expose for
sale as the law directs in front of
the court house in the town and
county of Yuma, Territory of Ari-
IONA, on Saturday the 5th day of
April \. ID. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A =.
NJ, 10 wit: That certain lot of
land lying and situated I'm the
town aud county of Yuma, Terri
tory OF Arizona, on the east side
OF ella street, bounded on the
north by property OF O. F. Town
send and south by Jesus Casares !;
and that certain lot of land lying
and situated in the town and
county Of Yuma, Territory Of Ari-
IONA, on the west size OF ella
street, bounded on the north by
Fourth street, south by G. l..
Jones, and west by II. Weager.
described on the assessment roll
OF Yuma county, to which refer
ence is made.
Dated March 10th, 1873.
GEORGE TYING, Sheriff.
.. L. Townsend. dep. mhl5 st
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQR'S DEPT. ARIZONA, !
Prescott. Feb. 20. 1873.

1TcotOlt. Tto. ~, 1910.
General OrderS-NO. 6--Captain
NJ. P. Small, Commissary Of Sub
sistence, having reported in COM
pliance with paragraph 4, Special
Orpcrs No. 26l, Adjutant Ger erals
Office, series of 1872, is hereby an
bounced as Chief Commissary of
Subsistence of the Department,
relieving Major A. w. Evans,
Third Cavalry.
In parting with Major Evans,
the Department Commander de-
sires to express his appreciation
of the zeal, fidelity and ability
with which he has fulfilled the
duties of his responsible office,
rendered more difficult from the
fact that during his administra-
ton an Indian war has existed,
necessitating rapid and unexpect-
ed changes of troops, which, to
provide for, required unremitting
labor and care ON the part of the
Chief Commissary By command
of Brevet Major-General Crook
a. III. NICK RRsON,
Captain Twenty-Five Infantry,
A. D. c., and A. A. A. General.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15
NEW TODAY.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Under and by virtue of the
authority conferred upon me by
San act to facilitate the final set
Element of the estate of Robert
Cavanaugh, deceased, approved
February 18th 1875" will sell at
public auction on the premises, in
the town and county of Yuma.
Territory of Arizona. on Saturday
April 5th A. ID. 1878, at 2 O'Clock
Z, M, for cash, to the highest
bidder, the following described
property, belonging to the estate
of Robert Cavanaugh decd, lying
and situated in said town and
county, to wit: That certain lot
of land lying on the east side Of
Main street in said town COM
mencing at the southwest corner
efthe property of Thomas Hughes.
running thence south forty-fiye
(45) feet, thence east one hundred
and fifty-fOur Q54 feet to the line
of John Costello, thence along the
line of said Costello northerly
forty-fiye (45) feet to the line OF
Thomas Hughes, thence along the
line of said Hughes westerly one
hundred and tifty-four Q54) feet
to place of beginning-said pre-
misses now occupied by HI. b.
Baker as store and known as the
"Gerson prOperty"-together with
all the buildings and improve
ments thereto belonging.
Also-That certain lot of land
lying south of and adjoining the
above mentioned premises, and
bounded as follows: Commencing
at the sOuthwes corner of the
above mentioned and described
lot and running south along Main
street forty five (45) feet to the
north line of the property of Will
liam Pulfer, thence along said
north line OF said Pulfer one hum
dred and fifty-four (154) feet to the
west line of John Costello, thence
along west line of said Costello
forty-five (45) feet, thence along
south line Of the last above named
premises one hundred and fifty
four (154) feet to place of begin
ming; together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
For further particulars enquire
OF the undersigned.
The said sale will be made SUBJ
ject to the confirmation of the
Hon. District court of the Second
Judicial District.
Terms Of Sale--Ten per cent to
be paid on day of sale, the balance
to be paid upon confirmation of
sale by the said court and execu-
ton OF deeds, cost of deeds to be
at expense of purchaser.
Dated Yuma, March 10th, 1873.
THOS. HUGHES,
Receiver of the property Of
the estate of Robert Cava-
naugh, decd. mh15 3
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS adj
tantS and quartermaster5 will not
he dispensed with. Staff corps
will not be consolidated. General
Sherman sWOre before the COM
mittee that 4 second lieutenant of
engineers or ordnance virtually
ranked him-they lived in fine
houses with every improvement,
and with gardens and hot houses;
while line officers lived in hu is
and behind fences.
TEAM DEPARTURES B.
Hooper & Co. forwarded during
the present week, by jerks
teams, 10000 lbs. sutler freight,
and 400 lbs. assorted merchan-
disc for way stations.
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List of Grand Jurors for the

List Of Grand Jurors for the
present term:
a. Lang, A,Keene, Al. Finlay,
David Neahr, j. w. S warts, Wm.
PuIfer. VIM. l.. Hopkins, VIM.
Z. Larkin, Racamacher, George
Martin, Jesus COntreras, ID. Frank,
John Pcdrick, VIM. II. lung,
VIM. Johnson, J. NJ. Redond0,
A. IiumbOld, "A. Boyce, Robert
G, M, Thomas Hughes, I'll. Cope
land, John Palmer. J. Spear.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15

We present our readers with
the following compilation Of dis
tances from Yuma to the PinO
villa rnl.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15
List of Letters.

The following is list of letters
remaining at the Post Office at
Yuma, March l, 1878. Parties
calling for any of the following
letters, will please say "adver-
tised."
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15

Coin paid for legal tenders ut IL.
T.. Baker,. Main street. .
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15

tised."
Ashley & Hutch Goldman, r S
insOn, Heaney, [
Alexander, j Holmes, JnO
Blanchard, Jno Lyman, Jno G.
Ballard, W S ODER, Vim
Burdick. o III Reeder, Rev G A
Cummings, Jno Stanley, w
Crump, Chas T Stewart, A S
Corell, L Spratt, j w
Donivan, Miss M futile, / %
Davis, r L Totenwardt, G
Easmon, III A Webster Mnf Co
Freeman, T Wright, Jno X
Greenleaf,- All Now
Mar Sing
CARTAS MEXICANAs.
Espinosa, Jose Wilson, MERGED
Noriega, B Cleechar, G.
AguiIar, Automobiles, A
Espin0sa, $ Esquiron, f
Federico, Ig Barrios, J
Gracias, l. Macon T NJ
Gallo, LUZ Garcia, G
Mendoza, Jesus Mendez, +
Flores, Jesus Mendoza, NJ
Albares, Jesus Espinoza, J
Elias, + Beltean, l
Amabisca, r Valencia, c
Reina, NJ BalenZuela, M
Romero, F-2 Aguilar, Jesns
Aguilar, ID NJ Amabisca, +
Esquiron, n NOriega, +
Wanted-A Clerk at III. E..
Baker,. f15im.
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Bakers new store on Main st.*
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THE WEATHER
wAe DErAkTNEsr, oCcs CAs5 s.snal 0Nesr,

i he area OF highest barometer that was THURSDAY
morning over Virginia is now off Cape Hatteras and
the country east Of the Rocky mountains, being
lowest over the upper lakes and the northwest
Fresh southwest winds, with clear weather preyai
over the lower lakes, Middle and Eastern states
Light north and east winds, with clear weather. In
increasing cloudiness and rising temperature, are
reported from the western Gulf states Brisk south
west winds, with cloudy and threatening weather
from the upper lakes southwark to Arkansas.
COMMUNICATIONS the rest Of Friday, the
area OF lowest barometer move ca stw ard over the
upper lakes. For the lower lakes and Ohio valley
brisk southwest winds, threatening weather, and
west winds and falling temperature. For the Gulf
states, rising temperature, southerly winds, and
cloudy weather For the South Atlantic state
esastsTly winds and rising temperature. For the
Middle and Eastern states falling barometer, rising
Temperature, Increasing southwest winds, backing
10 souteast on the Middle Atlantic coast Reports
are generally missing from the upper lakes the
northwest, Rocky mountain aud Pacific coast sta
tions
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FTHE JUDGMENT OF THE PUBLIC.

Doctors disagree. Each school Of medicine has IT,
own theories, and a. these theories differ widely II
Is clear that few, II any Of them. can be right But
IL medical men cannot agree upon any theory or
system OF practice, the public find no dificuly TN
agreeing as 10 notorious matters of fact For
instance, they have observed for many years tina,
Hostetters Stomach Btters uniformly cure dyspep
sia, constipation, rheumatism, bilousnees nervous
debility and many other diseases which the prescrp
tons OF the pharmacopeia do not and cannot cure :.
and they know, therefore, that there can be no mis-
take about it. On this point they are firm and posi-
tive. They take their stand on incontroyertible
facts, and they state to one another verbally and
sometimes by letter, what they know about reIiey-
ing and preventing sickness with the standard
vegetable tonic and Alternative of America
Here, then, the invalid has o guarantee Of value
that can be relied upon, viz the sober judgment of
the public After twenty years Of obsery alton ana
reflection, the American people pronounce Hostel
ters Bitters the best inyisorating and regulating
medicine at their command, and give evidence of the
faith that 10 in them BY purchasing of it than
OF any other advertised medicine manufactured on
this continent. A large number Of physicians too
however much they may differ on other points in
therapeutics, admit the extraordinary merits Of the
Bitters as tonic and Alternative, and recommend il
as preventive Of msarious diseases, and as a rem
edy in Intermittent and remttent fevers ms -eo3txW
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ZEE WEEKLY STAR, just out, is a number
of unusual interest. IL contains full account
Of the Inauguration ceremonies; the Presidents
Inaugural Address; the closing proceedings of
the 32d Congress; society notes; latest and best
tales. poems. sketches and fashion lite together
with Interesting local news. Washington news
ana gossip, agricultural items, household re-
CeiPts, &c, &c
Terms One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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Tonight Miss Charlotte Cushman, who is re-
spected alike in her professional character and
private life. is to take a benefit at Wallis Opera
House, and her friends and admirers will he
glad to testify their appreciation of the merits
OF one who throughout her career has been
credit to the American stage. President Grant
and family will be present
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MEDICAL. &c.

A sckh CURE WITHOUT INTERNAL MED-
make ever thing loyely.n sold by al praxr,.t.
sna :, pAhBf :, corner "a street aud fcna.
sa s'euue. Is In
Dn. hlcokD, la Mesi Fayette ,treet R.,,,
- nr or., Nd Thirty Year, exptrience in He-ps-
f-estces eoafnntees azure n Facett di-r..s,-f
ne Srlhsrt organs In three days. cbr,.ni- - -
nssei % i"S al remedy. Pun slEor restored
WkAhhkss, lrrcgulsrify, aud Neryou. ps.a,
w ~, successfully treated Reli,f ilI,f'',i,''.
Rooms II desired. Ladies Interested nldr1,.. NJ
A. 4. kOSHEk. " ashington, u. u. fel.6 ssns
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bALffNcnB, MICh I.-tirGnia 6's, old, &, do
coupons old, 81; do. coupons. new, 10; Do coma nl-
Sar,h c.roiins GU on 20 "a ,o.ss 'irsiAiss, Ma;
BashIIMo1z, March, ..,COttop duh and weak -low
aes, dull and unchanged. Corn nr1ner and scarce.
Osts DUH Bye quiet. Hay unchanged. Provisions
w W buoy p ant Pork hrmer and hisher-new mes,
Semsn1dashcuiders,s rib sides TX; sales Of ssIsS
barrels OF clear RIB sides at s. Bacon actiye-ShOu-
sugar AIRED, h@6. Gard auiet but hrm~Steam.
ga, kettle, az Western butter Of all desert pt ons
sssrysss.ee, and n good denand-ehoiee, So roll,
~ KW nohx, March !-Stoeks nrIn. Gold firm.
long ~: short, 81. Governments dun and stesdy
W NV heeK' Mareh7.-Flour quiet. Corn sdy.
LONDON, March J, II -c0a m.-Con.ols opened st
I,.9xss for both. B Jnds Of lss5, old, PA; io67
So 10 io's sos new ises, 40, Erie, ssi
=, LozDoS, March Z. p. n.-Tbe rate for money at
the Stock Exchange on government securities Il
lower than the Bankof England rate b. "a per cent
Erie, "a. - :. -
LONDON, march,, D. m.-Couscls closed at ees
TOT both. American securities unchanged. Erie,
Pans, March 7.-Rentes opened at . francs, Is
centlme-.
,.PAR:s, March The specie in the Eank Of
France has increased $4,000 francs during the
week. Rente, closed a francs, cepfirrsS
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hFOFfICE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY
Wy COMPANY, 1TH-sIREET WHARF, WASH
MONDAY, March 8, the hourly trips Of the steam
ers OF this line between Washington and Alexandra
Pm s. 8. HOwISON, Prest p F.Co
SAMUEL GEDNEY. Superintendent. ml-lw
FfHE ATTENTION OF THOSE USING any
Wy OF the poisonous compounds advertised as Re
storatives, REVIEWERS &C. for the Hair il called 10
the great advantages that NATTAN'S CRYSTAL
DlSCONERf possesses over all these vile mixtures
First, II is entirely free from all poisonous sub
stances, and can therefore be used with safety IL
positively the cieanest article in use Its use pro
duces a cooling and pleasant sensation. II IRE
quently cures hsadache and falling of OF the hair
IL always removes dandruff in q short time: and
above all il will restore the color and growth of thu
hair, positively ia from three to days Call for
pointed. F
Depot, corner 2d and streets northwest
f28-tr ARTHI NATTANS PrSnrietor
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HHAHCIAL An CoMnOIAI.

The New York money market was In better
condition yesterday, and the banks showed
more Of a disposition to lend. The market,
however, is thought 70 be In control of the large
stock spectators, and they can make rates TO
suit themselves. Government bonds were steady
and firm in both New York and London. The
stock market was strong.
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lust RECEIvED,
JUST RECEIVED,
JUST RECEIVED,
FOR EARLY SPRING,
FOR EARLY SPRING,
FOR EARLY SPRING,
MIDDLING WEIGHT
MIDDLING WEIGHT H
MIDDLING WEIGHT
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS.
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS,
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS,
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS,
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS,
AT USUAL Low PRICES
At USUAL Low PRICES
AT USUAL Low PRICES
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B = n o v = d.
DR. W. b. BARRETT,


W
DR. W a. BARRETT,
Ia. removed to No. i4o3 q stree, northwest, COR.
ner lad street: jesI
FscHENCK's PUIMoN1C CANDY embrace.
rGl%One Syrup and while piesssne the palate
render it efectual in coughs colds, bronchial and
temedy for ebren or infants and can be given with
Tps sn esn ,fSm loss Of voice i
iee2.r \: :: corner 9th and Arch .... Phila:
%Se A.e..o,. Of N. :.,.,., ,...,.,.,,,. r,-
ths meal yssr sn hs Sse Of ss for
Appeals win meet the once OF the s1perntsnte0t
On the
RUARY, Ns, at ~ O'clock m, to hear sny snnesi,
% made rom the valuations Of said -
All appeals must be made In writing. and svor, "a
before Is oiseeI cc@psisns to sd%nisisr Saihs. 20
eer'sdi from ssl?Ss = ~ NTH oeiee de % Sn
0'i0sH u Az Hall. m VIM WALL
GEO. 4. Wilson, Riley 4, saHINS.
fel.h Member. q he board q Appeals.
fSIsf. 1sHz4.s 4ss ssSstst
Of s has on the s Of ss
ss r. sss real vsos The % % price,
Or BY paying dexsIs dses until li9uidated The lat
rartes 10 purc Ssse .barss Who oshery.c vnrd tSs
FL ss ses . 1s. asss
in SssIsos Tor psriod q TWO year.. c'''
Shares can Be obtained 4 shs 1S $500,
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MRS. A. f. CUTTER.
ELECTRO MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN. HEAL
ING AND DEVELOPLN MEDIUM,
Asa PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(soUTH sIDE)
relieves the most intense suffering in few minutes.
stored many persons to health after other
some Of 9 the esM nSnE from
sons that have been cured BY Mr., Cutter;
cHElsEA, June ist, 1853.
Cutter esmepie voxs9 a Wbis .us2a 10 Mrs Dr.
pain caused By very bad ielon, Twas relieved in a
MRS HANNAH HOLLIS.
BosroS, July 18th, 1865
a. M5 George GSard had been great sufferer from
ment after spending large sums Of money, and tried
BosToS, July Goth, 1868.
utes by Mrs. DR. Cutter, after suffering iltensely
with no sleep for over two weeks.
Mrs. DR.. Cutter. "
Mr.. R, Is Essex street, Boston, very bad pro
apeu, ntsr had been confined to the bed for months
vac able 70 be about her work aftet five treatmsnts
Mrs. Eliza C. Heath, of CharIestown, had cancer
On TIE bladder for three Was ed by Mrs
Dr. Cutter, and am nov well. August 5, Is7e
Cancer On lip Of Mr.; Henry Bowen cured in two
SorrH Bosroy January, 1870
Ms. e had prolapsus utari and liberation; had
but " az relieved immedsteiy Sy Mrs Dr. relef,
ter, and permanently cured.
Mrs Gutter removed cancer weighing over two
Bston She 4 entirely we'll, and is doing the work
Mrs James A. p had cancer Oh the womb: had
been confined 10 her seven months in nine las
after commencing treatment with Mrs DR.. Gutter
was able to ride avs Az in four weeks
Graves 0p "a ~
DR.. Cutter. " 1--'
Mr.. Low, of Boston, cured Of piles, after years Of
Many other cases might be referred to. but these
are sufficient. As MRS. CUTTER 8 time is limited,
m desrns to be relieved By her should ca
~ ssery morning once hours from 10 a. m. till 2
CARRIAGES oAnR1Aorvm OAsRIAaEsH
A large number Of trst class Carriage !. RRR
hand Ssh h snS
New Repository and Factory,
41O-4l4 9Th It,, between and Il.
Repairing prom1tly attended to. m6-sts
GREAT BARGAlsS IN PIANOS
sion r u aass been rented during the ses m
One Octave Gabler S2as
On! Octave Haiiet IbST.. 30
One os octave sf asS1et S9msion IL
Tor sale upon easy terms to make room, at the
W. G.. METZEROTT co.
sole a Agent q stsinway Sons Pianos aud Mason
1909 NICHOLS. 1909
1909
Bop : n sssn1e ". v..S E.ssATF.
SMITH 4 wIMsAfr,
LUMBER. LUMBER.
HARDw0oDe A SPECIALITY.
BILLS CUT TO ORDER.
tens-ln. Comma 1rH AND Sis. SOUTHWEST.
"7ne W,~k Goes Braregy On,,
OUR COUNTERS NEARLY CLEARED
THE IND UCEMENT IRRESISTIBLE
fan ALL:WOQI SUIT to msGch, for only sls.
Fine ALLW0OL SUITS, q Is to AIS
ras ALL-wooI SUITS itst5 fPs'ss' ssto sss'
Fine AII-wooI SUITE 9 {: 81 s 70 .s :.
We have still Z mall rsannant Of oar winter stock
OF nne BUSINESS SUITS left, and, in order noS %
n Gr.f -.k- ~
IABL0 BROTf1HR0. -
FASHIONABLE rAILoRs,
fssa-tr - CORNER or JTa AND D eys.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. II. j. FRENCH, tie Celebrated Relsabl
wi CetyrOyaHf and Test MedfsM, can be seen q
character BY photograph hand writing or leck 0
hair. III SIM
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1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
l011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
lOll PENNSYLyANIA AVENUE,
Third Door East Of Ilth Stree,
Third Door East Of IIth Street
MT Third Door East of nth Street
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FlkST-CLAss RESIDENCES FOR SALE.
To parties in want Of elegant houses We invite an
examination Of our block Of residences lust being
completed, located on street, corner of 9Th north,
west; They are without doubt the best finished
lest location and most imposing priv buildings In
the city. They contain the modern improyrments
such rs marble mantels and marble top Stationery
stands throughout, hot and cold water, bath rooms
AID water closets ranges and furnaces, pantries,
dumb walters, linen rooms, butter pantrfes, sta
uonery, wash tubs, sinks, gongs, bells, &C They
will be sold far below their actual value on the
more liberal terms. Apply TO
AISTROP DUDLEY,
ma Nv 9TH street and LIZ. avenue.
y LEGHORN FOWLS tsingie combsJ Also,
Light Brahrus aud White LeghOrn EGGS for hatch h.
Apply or address y. J. GRAMLICH Hyattsyiile.
Nd, or Recon- H. AdJutant Gen. Once. ml-ss
EOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT; also LOT adj
4 joining: GROCERIES and FIXTURES; three
fresh COWS and custom, viii be sold; the owner is
lS03 18th street northwest, near p street. flsst-
RRICR CLAY FOB SALE.
DODGE DARNErLLE
JH-u 1927 y street.
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DRY GOODS.
EDUCATIONAL.

M ISs L. FLETCHERS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
lvl LADIES AND CHILDREN, l2al Ness Yors
acnss.-The third quarter win commence JANuAal
-, ISIS. ocnI0s
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DOUBLE ELASTIC
STE Ell Pc Ms.
These celebrated Pens are increasing very RAPIDLY
IN sale, ing to their unexcelled Manufacture
They are Of superior English make, and are famous
Tor their elasticity, durability and Of point
For sale ereryseAeys.
- For the eosrssienre aT those ,eko sgay ,risA 10
fyy fheag, n Sample Card, oonIs sag al
u tie - aUns5srs, bE 1afI o. 81 = oents.
IvIsON, BRAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO.,
fB l3s and l4O Grand Street. NY.
EVERYBODY READ THIS.
SsEf Sr s.n: sst ss for
sGisPed to any ;dSTsss At ,hs .SSsrteW
oyster and Fruit Packers,
ml-6t 2i6 5. Caroline street, Baltimore, Nd
DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL.
Just received per steamer
5000 GALLONS PRATT ASTRAL OIL.
Dealers furnished in qsanti 0 to suit, at New
York Factory Prices.
FRANCIS MILLER
OIL asd Passt Dealer,
iH-6 3o1 9Th street.
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~ CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.-Application
Wy 70 nil q vacancy in the place of HOCSE PLY
SlCIAN in this institution will be received until
MARCH 4TH, by the Secretary of the Board Of Hos
pital Administration, DIR. W. B. DRINKARD No
14O3 New York avenue northwest. fia-fm 3w
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A SPAN OF CARRIAGE HORSES;
. very reasonable; must be sold before the l5,h
instant. Inquire sd 18th street. m7-sts
EoR sALE-A bay MARE. perfectly sound: will
DE sold cheap. HOLLIDGE BROS.C
and streets. M IN koS
kOR sALE-A HANDSOME BAY HORSE
a good family carriage Apply at 900 "a str
CORNER noIlnNest. M lw
EQR sALE-A YOUNG FLOODED MARE: can
DE used Ter harness or saddle. Apply al 222
street, between 18th and 18th, from TO TO- morn
ing. ME-
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OFFICE or THE CoLtysIA RAILWAY Gel
An election for seven Directors TO act the ensuing
year, will be held at the Board of Trade rooms No
ely Market Space, MARCH IL, from 10 a. m, to
O'Clock +. GEO. W. HARNESS,
j. T. LEHMAN,
j. W. BARKER,
Commissioners Of Election
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GRAND, so11hasIsnes,; n.hmssn
fhsee iostr1men,s h. Az ~ IfkieHT PIAhQg,
.en, yssr, and npon their excelesee 49, "o.k u
atsss.ns1 an unpurchaecd prr.-oinses
snfeh proncunoes them uneQusiiee NJ, 49, NM
sone, tosch, wofkmnpship and dnrass,,,r w
~ 9lnca.rt lsirs over other oOnpetions An sS,esx
e2OAkB PIANOS have their new and in,ra.s
O.erstrung ale and Agrsfe.
n w, ,iI,sEl Mcosmnous PIANOS and PIANOS ana
ohsAns from various well knvwa factories for ss,s
snu tn, ~ RElCBENBACHS
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Sperial aotices.

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pounded so IA to reach the fountains OF
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(OMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

~ The undersigned having been APP
pointed by the Hon. Probate Courtfor the
District of FaIrhaven, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of All persons against the estate
ofHenry Belden,late OF W est Havenin said
District, deceased, hereby give notice that
and allowing said claims at the dwelling
house OF Rollin Hitchcock in said West
Haven, on the third Wednesday in Novem-
Der next from / O'Clock p m, until 4
that six months from the 2Sth day
of May, A. d. 1873, is the time linn
present their claims to us for examina-
ton and allowance.
Dated at West Has en-, this Goth day of
June, A. ID. 1873.
X. HITCHCOCK, C1,,,,..
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