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friond for An Office Of somo profit In tho Eagt-
orn part Of tho State, and thoro appearing to DO
no objection. tho commiHaion waB made out. Thts
operation was ropoatod, and again, and again,
cara Of tho President TINT Moaby waa engaged IN
ofnco-brokorago, and was really making moro
money ont Of It. than ho would havo made
out Of tho position tondercd him, "a period was
immodatey pnt to big importnnitieB'
brokerage huHtnoBB 1t IL Of course impossible to
Bay, nB his arrangements with his cllontB have
boon Of Atriotly confidential character, but 1t is
satd that for securing QUO appointinont ho 70
ceivcd sioo cash aud 10 por cont a lnonth Of tho
menus Of Representatives In. Congrosa, he
has secured fiftoon or twenty appointments.
i ia probable he. Inns mado 1t pay Handsomely
Some OF tho appointmonta made upon his 70,
commondation hnvo alroady boon revoked, and
moro will bo Il u can bo aaccrtatnod that tho ap
pointeos paid him money for his influence. Il
not, md They nro good officials, thero is no ron-
son why they should DO removed; but If oil
overy caso. Tho whole subject viii bo inveati'
gated. .......
NOTICE 10 INVALID pENsroNEHs.
Tho COMMISSIONER Of Pensions Announces that
he ia In receipt OF information showing that ex'
amining surgeons in various localities ha7o been
guilty of tho unprofessional aud n,anifeBtly un'
fair act Of isbuing circulars TO penhton.
thom for biennial examination. IhoHt
circulars aro couohod In language which
tonls to misload pensioners, impressing then
with tho idca that they must appear befort
that particular surgeon, or Board OF Examining
Surgeons, and no other for examination. IN
valid pensioners will apply in ali caeea to th'
most convenient examining surgeon, which VII
DO tho ono nearest or most accessible to thei
homes, regardless Of any cireulars. Circulars o
| this kind are issued wholly without authority
and arc regarded by the Commissioner Of Pom
sous rs hi ovory rospcct unprofcssional and IN
| unrrantaIe
, 1873-09-02

and unchanged. Wheat active and firm, but un.
snpe d ,s We,s1 w's5a a % To- At s1' 3 o'ss Il
Tnov1stons- md unchanged.
DurrEn-.eessorn paeady Hool to fancy, 9Ga1oo.
WnrsxE-leas active It. 2, sl;1g(91.1l. liI
unc4anaed 1 ""E; @heat dii md shade lowsF No.
ws s Mish'sa Msss No. No. d. .mSr s
FFeoood, F fi.2i. Corn In air demand, and tlrn high
mixed, 4oio,e spot: 4oxc sellor ,d septemn'9s.t 1,'s..
4go. Oats dull; No. l, 9SNo; No. 2. $40 Michigan
Fnr1onrs-strons and h'ghor: To Buffalo, 4A@5o;
RkcEir1a- Flour, a25 brfR; whcat $4,000 bu; corn'
krMEsqsMrSr sn qa.e aoo bra; whea 5000 bu
corn 1900 'u' '''si hi1Ef%hukrr. ffss? III
and nnsSsnRea. 1sRs %se.t qnot md weak
No. $l19 cas, sl.1s aeller aoptombcr Oats IL iatr
demand, but lower; No. 2, 27Yc. Corn dull and nom.
FnsranrsIfo Dulfalo. 100; oswceo, 1sc: -, -,
IEcE1rrs-Flonr, 1000 brla; wheat, $40 COG ~
sH1rnENrs-Flo'ir, 3 oeg hr's whoatr 41l'Ooo ou'
uTrAIo gsps r r Elem stsaas
Corn In fair demand for prime l1,ooo bn sold at
12Xo; BY at 52Ke closing drm o,tamFsir - n,t
No. chicago, a7o; 4,2oo Ohio abont 37Hc.
FnErrnrs-1cayy and weak; 1oHo for whcat; o11c
for '0fn' exc for 0''sj 81. nY';31fi 9oUis 9'f'''
| ST. Louis, Sept. 1.-1lnEAparurrs-.F1our quiet
and unchanged. Wheat IN fair demand, md arm for
buyers and sellers araEt at tho regular board and
very littto done. Car lots No offered at 4se with 42o
asr e fa np md No.
at 5s955H caah 4+o seller scpte1nbor; &5c, October
oaa, nothing at Regular Board dealera net being ahe
orally mnde at &c. 1t tho cail Board No. offer
Cd ii 100 seller Bepon,hcr With 291se bid. Barloy
quiet sample lots of choice sold as N2'. A5o higher
WITisxY-Firn at slo2. z..,-.
/ pnov1s1oEs--pork quiet at SO D1coa
iIoas~Lovor at s4.oo@4.4o. o,oorx,.,.,
e SisF s1T
| IOU1sVILLE.
Lou7svIhIE, Sept nE1DsIurKa-flour T. r. IN fa''
t1o.5o cash. Shoulders, eAo; elesr1!b' loM@
1S,sS unsSanssa bf shoade11 1 sao eaar H. ~
clear, oKc, all loose. Lard steady; ncreo, 8h@oAo
Wn1sHT-stoady; go
| PHILADELPHIA.
pMAnE1rn sept l: e 1ss gT win'a
:PEIss aS w.s|s1n Mys noa a.
PROVISIONS ~steady. Ness pozt, s17.7s. Lard. 81
| G8f4c. .....-.
| pETno1ECM-Crude, 10H@16Ao.
WH1sKT-Iron-bouna WDhtern held At $l.12.
CINCINNATI.
CrNurHNATr, Sept. .1.-BnEApsTuF7s-.Fto'.r stead
at s8.a5@7.00. Wheat firm at $l.35. Corn hrm
Inov1s1oNB-A1css pork ut $l800t9l 9lB.25, with $40?
freely bid ut the close Lard quiet steam hell ar1nl
at 75sc; summor 75io. BULK shoulders 4uist At Sc
cloar rib atcady 1t OK; clear qutet at 9Hc* Baco
steady; Shoulders, pAc; clear rib, lokc; elear loN
| W11sKT-8nles at D7c.
/ CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 1.-DnEApsTurFs-Wheat q'is
and nominal No. !, $l.45; No. 2, s1.42. Corn m
oats quiet Aud unchanged.
PETnoLEuM-steady and firm !; standard white
tar lots at 13c,
, 1873-09-02

LIvERroo1t sopt. Iii a. rn.-Markct unchanged.
Flour 28s Ga@29s Cd. Whea-Winter, l2s Cd spring,
13a. Corn, 29s Cd. Pork, dss ID. Lard, 30a ID.
L1vEnroor.. Sept. 1-l:3u r. m.-DrcadstuMa un-
changod Pork, Cos. Lard, 39s 3D.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is y. m.-Broadstnirs firm and
unchanged.
LONDON, Sent. Tsp. r.-Amount Of bullion gone
into tho Dank of England balance to-lay, Bg 009
Consoa for money, 02,s@9ak; account, 92A@0a4: |;
90 Of 6J 051l; 52oa Of 'G7, D5 1149s, 00 now "a,
ok Eric, 47A.
pAnIg, Sept. 1.-Rentes, 68f 30.
L1vEnrooE, sopt. 1-Evcning.-C atcady !:
middng upland. SID; Orleans. 945d. Sales, 900
bales American, 7,u00; speculation and export, 2G0.
Breadstu1a firm red wintor wheat, 1:s Cd. Flour,
2as Gd329s Cd. Corn, 29s i'd.
Pork, Cos. Lard, 3os Sd.
Cheese, G2a. Cumberland midllcs, sss I'd. Short
ribs. Ais.
, 1873-09-02
q W8lHE OF lH1I.
". &. KAUFMAN, 0baerver,
Room 78 lsJor Dlocl, Chicago.
ALTON.

Denth from Lpcls-JnSv.-Iaorso Thieves
Abouty
ALTON, H., Sept. 1.-Honry Fischbaek, a boy
aged IA years. died in this city this morning from
self with piRtol.
A horao aud buggy wero stolon from Jarrott's
atable hero on Saturday. but both the thief and
tho property wero captured iu East st. Louis on
Saturday night. Two horses wore stolon on
Friday night from near Collinsvillo, in this
county.
, 1873-09-02

wcre marc active, and advanced 10 corn. Quotaho
At l0o for corn. lUHl1c for wheat to Dufalo to o.
weyo, 17tHu OIL wheat. CAnrters werp: To buffalo,
scllrs ". H. CrnsthwAito a1 Ethan Allen, corn at los
Zebra dunecock and H. Mcyua, wheat ut 11o; bargca
Laura l'e!1o wheat OIL private terms; schr Kate L.
Truce tsaturdayl, w,pat at 9o prop st. Luuis wheat
through. 70 Oswcgo, echs Cortex, wheat q. 1!Ke
yia Barta, prop City af potrolt and barge Guiding
Bar corn through. Total II; capacity equa to about
9oOou bu wcAt, oUO bn corn, aud H. 700 bu bur-
10y.
, 1873-09-02

Special Dtspatch 70 Tho Chicago TRIBUNE. =
occurred OIL Saturday night at Parker, Ka.. IN
which James t1cOloes, City Marahal, shot md
mortally wounded q negro prisoner named
Lowell, who was attempting to OBJECT tho releaeo
Of prisoner whom NIcCleos Ind temporarily IN
charge Of d Deputy unl!od BtatoB Marshal.
McCloos surrendered himBolf to tho authorities.
, 1873-09-02
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1873

orderly conduct md whom the Justice nnnounsod
3,layed o hugo butohor-knifo, aud made frghtful
moilacos toward lor husband. Tho City Mar
el,al, assisted by aunlry others, lunlly took tho
knfo awny from llor. md conveyed her to tho
lock-up, but she fought like gantosH, and 1T ts
thought sho In inHnno.
, 1873-09-02
Tho Produce nFnrIkets

HkH A4Anf 6cHts ts4s-@0AASH@NAo4p a%Af9 A414A-
ding upland, 204c.
l,azAbsruFys :: Flour In moderate request, and
prices unchanged; receipts, 2,oo0 brls. Nyo 1our
and corn mcal quiet md sto1dy.
Total stock Of graln In warehouse, Aug. 81:
Wheat bu..... eI,ob0
Vofl
UA1y oo!,u0u
1tye, ou. dhstnu
IaflGyt ppu9o
MAlI3 1olsuU
peas. bu 11,UD0
Wheat in good demand aud higher; receipts 19D,-
600 bu very Inferior No. spring, 81. .&5 new No.
aud No. spring ,uxet $l.b3 now Nos. and Oht-
cago mi1otl, $l6B; new No. milwaukee, nnst M.
Chicago, <l.bs new aud od wintor rod Wessrn, 81, ,61
Gsl.G4. Ilye hrm; Western. p5c. Tarley nominal.
Corn shado fr1ner roocips, 400 600 hu steamer
mixed Western. 67GSa8>io; sill do, 60G0lu; Algh
mixed mud yellow Western, Gl16gdac kilN-driel,
64ko; heated, 13&bGo OatH sllau trsner receipts,
2o0,0ob bus mixed Western. 4342 l3j5e; while, 451
@4ao.
Euus-Wenk Western, 21@3Jo.
lIAY-In flir don4nd.
1lors-steady.
Observation-Disclosures and sugar quiet aMd unchanged,
h1olaBsea .uiet and firm. Nire ulcauy.
pkrnoLEuM-Qulct but lrln; crude, ga(o; r9Aued,
17Aio.
TunpEAr1AE-steady at 4ic.
rnos1soNs-pork fNsrly active Int lnwer new mess,
$l7.50 Cut eats anu hcof unchanged. Lard steady
old Weatcrn steam, b-1Gc.
BUTTER AND pCaEEsE-Unchangcd.
WAlskY-bealy ut SLID.
BALTIMORE,
| BALTIMORE, aept. l.-l}nEApsIuEFB-Flour QuIas
, 1873-09-02
Kansns City livestock Market.

- SFEt7dz L73NNEch 70 7Nt CNfca96 7F1GNNe.
KANHAs CRY, No., Sept. 1.-Oattle- Receipts, 1,18o;
ahr1nens, 7o4. Tho market opened up duh, with
Ts1s rssss
cattle for August 2s,ai0. Sales Of through Texan
ateers at s1B7 to t210 wiutcred Toxan cowB $l.T5
do steers, s.. 90 through oxen and COVE, $l.60.
1Iogs-h1arket lfelcss. Extreme range, $3G562376.
, 1873-09-02

NEW YonK, Sept. 1.-Thoro WAS largo tobbiug dis
trabutlon OF cotton anl WOODEN goods to buyers from
tho intorior. Tho nRents continue active In all
strong blcaclsed ahirtlngs arc yory brisk, and mo
qualities aEe in short supply. Prints In spirited
demand. Low grader OF gingsalns Beililg at Job
prices. Domestic and foreign drcss fabrics selling
freely. Beavers, casaimeres, aud wool aannols III &C.
*ivn I1orrnyt
, 1873-09-02
Illinois River and Cnnfll NoSvss

Special Mspatch to The chiraao Tribune
er ohssso o.sd
boat Elizsboth, noth gh,, ana the ca.'nloa. Peiar
eanaboas Ko,nol'so and i.ssIatSan, ,r viii .arE
for Chicago passed Into the canal. Tho rrop King
and tho posr Star, win lnrbcF, iii for ictu, md liz
Cataracs, with light tont Ut c.1ntnt for Hsnuopu,
~ " o o S Ill ~ Lee t Is sf ~. Se, ]
below.
Tic transportation on corn by cnnnl.boaa from 1.-
8a1lo to Chicago hna advanced from Akc tn Gu.
CANAL OrFloE. Cti1oAuo, Sept. l.-Ann1vEp-Johns-
town Ytca 590e IL s"rn pr:P wls5e Henry $3.50
81 do, aooo is ssed wavo, Morrs s.1so ba sorst
1raycler Ioont s9 ys ntane Florcilca poyer 81 Do;
aierao rs =, Willow vi spr!ns. % yt!s s
5oe 5S 8 o5s ys ss s%sss sSfS
Monte Christie, u Sale, 5000 do lsrgo No. /, do
s opi Sss o tsea r. s III Pc;
Plltenizt Lockport, 1000 m oats LILY. Norris, o,ood
bu corn Atlantic do. 500 do. dolo l!'s seod; Edwin
ny oshs io q d o - As.ta, d. % o PROPELLED
so pan ar' bo wSw nasf soS . 5 e5n
Star, Ottnwa, coon do; Norwny, rsssesc. c,ooo do
Monitor. o LOCO hu corn, 5000 bu oats 1lorscc, Som
ris, eSoo bu corn Doar II Trado, sarHeil!es' cooo
do: D!rgo, Aux Sable, 10 yla aono !; 4. woodaon,
alta tbs seed Itonclad, Utica 600 isu Mon
treal, Ottawa 5000 do Gen. Isosecrnns, East Merra
150 tonA coal; Hercules, alorris 58uo bn $500
bA timothy seed, 1900 Iii ilaxace: L. Ryb,lrn, Mar
scllloz, $500 bn eosn, 1000 bu ont, I'm ;, , ~
shingles II. G. Loonta I.a3ae Ian tona coa. Man
arch, Loclroct Gracio Grswod Minooka, II NJ !utn
bcr, 10 m shingles Floronce Boyer, Ienont 8. Il,
1,c,nont; Arabia, Lcnont General Mcrherson, IM-
mont; ". j. Noobuck. Lc'uont; Grown. Lenaont !;
dalena, Willow Springs;
Of yt,s stnno; John Garter laSaln, G,DGD BIZ
brilliant, Morris. G.ooo bn corn: Chamrlnn ostaws.
| 0,Qu0 bn corn.
OLE4nEn-Darge No. 3, Iasale, 139 tans coal
, 1873-09-02

East L1ngnTY, Pr, Sept. 1.-Cattlo-Arriyals in
ouding Saturdays and sundays, 15l cars No sales.
uogs-Arrlvals, including Saturdays aud Sundays,
81 cars; plli!adophis Ynrsera. s. 90.
6haep-Ar1lyals including Saturdays and Sundays,
"a ears. No katG2,
, 1873-09-02

DETROIT, Mirl., Kopt l.-pAsHIn Ur.proue Jarvis.
I4nrd, New ynrk, Canisten, hrot, Chicago, TinRs,
Michigan mud ,mrgcH, lr!ngle asid barscs bark i.
Jon.e; Arlrs aserno, Gard, butcher noY Midnight
Levi lawAou, Oneida, rhclts, Dgicn.
rAssEp nawh-1rora Emliro> stato. W'nslow, 1t.
lsn, Dean ll!rhnaoA, Tolodo l,arls oneonto Jessie
Dru'nnond, A!inare; achrs l!Eige"seE Aoo'n aa Al
drsms Iea,io hoyt Knapp, Baamaal, ". Young, Jour"
, 1873-09-02

Movement of tho Wllcnt Crop.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. Sept. -TIiorusll Of wheat
1,o11 carn, loaded with grain, passed. over tie
Rock Island bridge at Davenport.
, 1873-09-02

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l.-Deoves-Dull and l,n-
changed sales 3,200 extra State and Western atcera
700ts7.5o; fair to good, $o.o0@6.b0; common, 800
@5.5u.
Bheop-1n fair demand; Bales 19,ooo At 414@61so
por ID. .. ......
Hogs-Dull and lower salos 6,ooo at so.75@7.25.
, 1873-09-02

Scllc1lcll'S Mandrake Pills.

These ps con,poscl exclusively of vegetable To-
&rcdonts. and they entirely ssrsqds he
Of mercury, do not Eenvu any Ut A Injurious cffcatT
They act directly upnn tho yel An ya!uah'e
dy in oil cascs Of deransenient resulting froln d!sor
pisoEdors IngostLon. sisl ueadaehs, sg'.od FeyeEs
drake Pills. Far anfn h al r1s:sE.t5 and dcale.a
, 1873-09-02

Speci.l Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
LASaILE, Sept. 1.-Thoro was livoly time IN
the polico Court III this city today. An Irish
woman WAS Rrraignea for belllgorvnt and dis
, 1873-09-02

APPOINTMENTS
Tho President has appointed Emory 7. Beau
1a Chapolle; and Taylor Bradley, Of Nebraa-
ka, 1,laian Agent for tho Winnebago Agency.
THE WISCONSIN PINE LANps.
Tho Commissioner Of IEtlian Affairs is In ex-
yoHtigato tho mattors growing out Of tho alleged
Btockhridge and hlnnsco pine-land frauds in
Wisconsin. by tho advice Of the Commissioner,
Booretary Dolano Hent an Agent q month ago to
rartmont. It il the intention of tho Department.
to bronx up NIL tho old Indian rings, and It is
probable that recommendations will be made to
The approaching Congress for complete over
hauling Of the present systom Of conducting
theBo affairs.
It Ia asserted at the War Department that the
President has expreshea hia determination MOTTO
revoke his approval Of the death warrants Of tho
niodocs Oh any consideration.
THE VAN nunEN SCANDAL.
Anticipating call by CongreHs for tho facts
In rotation to tho conduct OF Con. Van Duron,
1t Vieuua, the State Department officials havo
begun to make copies of oil tho documents
in tho case. the evidence takon by tho COM
mission OF Investigation, and the correspond
enco botwoon Miuiator jay and Secretary Flsil:
It ia expected that Van huron and hs friends will
preyont some lively ycountor-accuBations. Letters
received horo Indicate determination Oh tho
mart Of Van Dnren'a friends to secure an inquiry
into jays conduct, al we'll al those membora Of
the original Commission who wore not removed
q wero rotnsatod. Secretary fish, on the other
tiand will mako forciblo presentation ct the
csao, to show the course OF the Government to
bare been entirely justiaod.
MONTY Aa AN oFF1cE-HoLDER.
It will be rocoIloctcd that oyor 8 year ago
Mosby QUO day called ut tho White lIouHo, paid
his respects to tho President, and aoattorl as-
suranceH broadcast that lie considered tho war
iasnos things OF tho past, and the day Of tho
Domocratio party much more go. rloaHod with
iHnl.
received lin Kindly, aud, desiring to further
concillato tile Hoathorn olclnout OF which Mosby
vas representative, ho offered him All official
position In Vienna. This Mosby declined On
tic ground tllat it might oxcltc ungcnorouH
comnlent. lIo WAS tlisinteroatca, and dill not
vaut an office. Boon attorward Ao recommended
, 1873-09-02

neynan Loua. Maria, City Of huluaukso q. p Mlnah
Ncgnunco. gteWnrL, Anlcr!cA-
W1Nn-NorthwGst. .
prnms bradbury and bnrgos Bun aud basgas. ianeoa
md rb f.rees, Torrent aud rat. ol!aMpIs,n tcht. OF,
Of C}roci hay, Maumee Vlny. L. ". ferry, AtAaAto.
Guiding Star, Etncu, Czar, Homo.
PaBaEp Ur-rrop Antelope and bAfges-
HtND--NorthHe9t,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-17

WHEN old Mrs. Maxwell, of Bethle-
hem. died, her family and friends gath
cred at her bedside In terrible anguish.
weeping and moaning. Her niece
stood by and held her hand, and, as
the lamp of life flickered before it was
finally extinguished. she said to her:
"Is there anything We can do to make
your dying moments happier? Have
you any unfulfilled wish, any cher
ished design, which we can carry out?
Shall we do anything for you when
you are gomez" Mrs. Maxwell turned
her face towards her niece, and with
fluttering voice said: =" Mariar. don't
give none Of them preserved plums to
William Henry. They always dlsa-
greed with his stomach" Then her
freed spirit took its eternal flight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-17

A YOUTH, in accoutrements that In
dicated his rustic origin, passing down
Broadway one afternoon last week,
saw handsomely embellished truss
hanging in shop window. and sus-
pended from it a tag with this legend
"Pa,ent Rupture Truss-none like
it." "Well." said RusticuS. eyeing
it with suspicious looks and edging
away apprehensively, 81 shouldn't
think they would like it."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-17
A SILVER LINING TO EVERY
CLOUD.

CLOUD.
The poet or prizes. who told Us this
Served mankind In the holiest way:
For IL lin up the earth with the star Of bliss
That beacons tho soul with cheerful ray;
Too often we wander despsiriIg and blind,
Breathing our useless marmurs aloud;
But 'ts kinder to bid Us seek and IND
"A silver lining to every cloud"
Nav We not walk In the dinglc ground
Where nothing but Autumn's dead leaves are
seen;
As ss,ss s s s.s isD1 So. ga .'sS.s
Tie beautiful eye that ever percetyes
The presence OF God In mortaiity's crowd,
'Tis saving creed that thinks and believes
There's silver hning TO every cloud.
Let Us look closely before we condemn
Bushes that bear nor bloom nor Euit,
There may not be beauty In leaves or stem.
But virtue may dwell far down at the root
And let US beware how we utterly spurn
Brothers that seem ali cold Gnd proud. ID
II their bosoms were opened, perchanee We
might learn
There's a silver lining to every cloud.
Le, Us not cas-, out Mercy and Truth,
When Guilt Is before as In chains and shame,
When passion and vice have eanke.ed youth,
And Age lives on with branded name;
Something Of good may still be there,
Thougi its voice may never bs heard aloud,
For, while black with the vapors Of pestilent
air.
There s silver lining to every cloud.
Sad are the sorrows that oftentlmes como,
Heavy and duh and blightcd and chill.
Shutting the light from our heart and our home,
Marrinz our hopes and defying our will;
But let Us not sink beneath the woe,
"ris well pcrchance We ars tried and bowed,
For be sure, though we may not OF see 1t be-
low,
There's silver lining to every cloud.
And when stern Death, with skeleton hand,
Has sna,ched the flower tha, grew in our
breast.
Do we not think Of hirer land.
Whore the lost are found, and the weary At
Oh the hopes Of the unknown future springs
In its purest strength DER tho comm and
shroud,
sings.
There's silver lining to every cloud. t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-17

WILLIAM wEBB, Of st. Austell, Eng
land, lately dried twelve dynamite
cartridges in his stove. His wife. two
children. and his father were with him
when he began. but they all separated
Immediately after.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-17

Al the Virginia, Gold Hill and Carson otiees,
Through Tickets can be obtained to San Fran
cisco, Ogden and intermediate points on 'ne
H. NJ. YRRINGTON,
.,,s Qsnsral periptendent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-17
CAUTION.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
y stock cold to pay amount due on Assess
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

u,HE uNpERsi ieNED WILL COMMENCE
/ the business Of COLLECTING on or about
the 1st day Of January, 1878, and respectfully
sollcits the patronage Of the professional and
business men OF tho city. Houses Rented,
Rents Collected and prompt returns made.
Can be found Tor the present at Young America
Engine house. two doors south Of Wells, Fargo
q Co.'S. Refers to the business community Of
this city. q
de2I I'm CHAS. GOODWIN.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-18
DIR. CrCDk's
WINE
OF
Y "A. R

Coughs and Colds The Druggists say cures them
all,
Asthma. The relief and cures of it are marvel
OH.
bronchitis. Every sufferer will find relief.
cure.
Throat Aim ntsrcquire onlyA few doses.
Linz Diseases. Has cured CASES pronounced L
cTlh'e.
Debility, Itrenosacs AID invisorates the'sy
Liver Compliant Most effective regulator f.thi
orran.
nycp.psia. il, HEALTHY aetion on the tomac9
Arpotiz + I; i. heata-giving and appe tite-re
stur No.
Crinory Organs, Action on them is marked and
FaiS. Cisoort's WINE OF TAR il rich
in The Md cioN' guait.- Of Tar combned with
vcyotah'e iuvredien OF m,doub'cd value. which
max. It ur,rr rass,d uut oniy for the complaints
| enuri .rarrd. hu ft ,apialy restores ex"
nauNteG' s.rr1s;h, e!ea,Scs the stomach. re-
Iayea Tho ivvr and puts them - work caiscs tit
| food f. digest n"d ianh,- pure blood, and begels
yiya,iiv nppitca ~ by both sound and sick lfyou
| are afflicted ii Il, Oiv. we know If You try The
| hHe.giViUg toMsc properties Of Dr.
| Crooks Wine - Tar you viii add your testimony
10 is great value IN correcting any ills th1 flesh Is
! heir to-" Pronarcd nnly ny OLIVER CROOK y
| co. sold by Druggists everywhere
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-21
POLL EA%,
EACN TRAIN

{. RANEII., IHANkFILI MIN.
ing uptrlntenucuts ana OF hers for
past taNor>, respectfully advises his
friends that III future ne can tie found at
Seaton cos. The metHod oI uoibg
business pursued by his t,Incr cmpioy-
erS not being satisfactory, he has gone
INTO another house. Whcly ms ola Gus
TONERS VIII be treated in sItn a manner
as VIII give them entirr s..tIlaotion,
Packing ores and wood cou'r,,otru ior on
reasonable terms, ana proII Il! attend!
ed to. l am the authorize (. agent Of all
pack trains in the district.
j.. ANFIL.
au26-i; With : ...s = -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
lnyandria Va. March 6 1873.

Alexandria, Va, March g. 1879.
In accordance with the authority vested IN
me as President by the resolutions adopted on
the pnrt of the stockholders of the Orange, AL
exandria and Manassas and the Lynchburg and
Danvlle Railroad Companies accepting the act
of Assembly TO legalize the consolidation OF The
two companies under the name and style or the
Virginia and North CarolEa Railroad Company,
and to ratify the contract entered into between
said companies for the purpose; and in further
pursuance OF resolutions adopted by the Board
of Directors Of each OF the above named COM
panes to that effect hereby request the stock
holders Of the Lynchburg and Danvile ard Of
the Orange Alexaniria and Manassas Railroad
Companies, who have bccome stockholders Of
the Virginia and North Carolina Railroad Com
pany as above recited, to assemble in the city
OF Lynchburg, at II o clock M, on the Sta DA
OF APRIL next to organize said consolidated
company, and t. adopt such other measures rs
may be necessary and proper in the premises
JOHN s. BARBOUR,
President O, \. & NJ. and l.. s. u. Il. Il. Cos.
NH 6-eOtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
LADIES'. MISSES. CHsEDRES's.
CENTS, BOYS AND
YOUTHS WEAR.
R.IlLRN.7D .HEEIS.N'GS.

ASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
w COMPANY.
BY request of stockholders holding mere than
onc-tenth of the capital stock OF the Company.
hereby give notice that GENERAL MEET.
ING of the Stockholders of the Washington and
Ohio Railroad Company will be held ut tho
Ccmmny's office, in the city of Alexandria, on
WEDNESDAY, April 10Th, 1873. Mt ! O'Clock
a. IN. LIZ W ID -HcAL y L.! r.
NH I1-2nwtd President.
A. or TICE