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New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Kkw-roRk. oRk.......................sHP-

PORT % kkW- fOkh.......... q
CLEARED.
steamship Dearborn. Savanna MurrsT, Ferris & Co
S,esash Couch Richmond, City Point and Norfolk Old
Dominion steamship Co
steamship Moro Castle Morton Havana Wm p CLYDE Co
S.e.rshp Manhattan Woolhu Charleston. H. K Morgan Co.
Siesuslp Faniis plane Pas1eDua Lorari steamship Co.
S.rsra.hp ala (B) Greg Glasgow. &c, Henderson, Bros
steamship Bristol. Wallace. Philadelphia.
Steamship Nsp;une. Besrse Bnton. II. r Dmock
ship Itus Moth Bmu for orders, Punch Edye Co.
nbp Peel Laabee, London. Grinleh Mnturu Co.
Bar Harold tBr Dnemo Antwerp for orders Punch Edye Co.
Leila II. Long Crockett, Melbourne. Mailer Quereau
st. Anna Mara tall StaatOa ConsiandaoPe lunch. BdJe
4
BarI Herogen Anna (Ger Hsuth, Antwerp, &C. Feh Eye
4 Co
Brir Anna tBr). Gard MOnieviieo Se II J. Dc WOlfk Co.
Bng Daylight, MaTks Demcran, l.. W. 7. Armstrong Co.
(Bt Payso- Johns n. p, J. H. Winchester Co.
Bg Ruvsn Perry Cariens for orders james Ward Co
Sehr. Elizabeth Mcpherson, Baltimore W. Chalmers
Parker Lewis WsshiEg0r, d. C., Slaght6 Petty
Phelps Shaer savannah Bentley. Giheseeve Co
Schr Saie STANFORD STANFORD Manufacturing Co.
PG5lNu STANFORD Stamford Manufacturing Co
Schr. Alpha. Salisbury EuzsbethpOrt
Repse ROuntfee, savannah.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Snmann (Begl Lechre AnwesAug a. with mdse
an pass. To- Punch. Edye 4 90.
steamship Ae Jones, LauayTa Aug 10. Porto Cabelo 18Th
Jne 24 and PoTauPnee 10Th vih mdse and pass 10 Pm
ForsOOd Co
FOR Lates, ship FiJtA PAGE
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

to-day. tie leading Government bond dealers OBJ
tanning their requirements at 4@o per cent. borrow
ers on hypothecated Stock Exchange collateral
paying for the most part, the rate stifenng up to
at the close. The banks are sending currency To
the West in quite important amounts. 1t may 10
added here, however as possibly calculated to mit-
gate the effect of this efIux. that the Syndicate Is
engaged In furnishing Western banks desirous OF
enlarging their circulation with the new per cent
United States bonds at the rate Of $4,000 day.
The banks in that locality earliest their efforts
to secure these bonds before the time expires when
banking privileges accorded to that section by Con
gress viii be opened TO the East also according to
Controller Knox's late order.
Government bonds are quiet again to-day, but
there rather freer offerings than hitherto noted
The general market close firm on the basis Of l9 10
119I for l8G1a Fisk e Hatch rennrt as fnllnrs:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

Ew-ENGLAND SECURITIES SAFE AND PROFITABLE.
BY the purchase of the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING
FUND GOLD BONDS of the VERMONT DIVISION os
THE PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURGH RAILROAD TRUNK
LINE, Ten PER CENT NEw-ESGIASD INVESTMENT
may, at present rate of gold. be secured. The very
large sales of the past few months leave but lim-
tied amount TO be offered, and the rapid pushing OF
the road to completion insures carly and large
advance on their market value.
FAIRBANKS & Co, 81 Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN q Co, Milk-st. Boston.
f.. & 7. FAmBANKs & Co.. st. Johnsbury. vt.
Financial Agents.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
THE MARKETS.

tV"tkc1
TuEsDAI Sept 2. 1873
receipts to 81 phg ros contnle IA lAr
,n and he marAet esdv quoted sS % Pearls arc dan
and omi nal m
. al nest the auctauons lot Pfons Crooas slf0fo Ice
r asoa SiB for DARK do aud $l6a$lt or ked de
- tor pafces delivered the SS hgher philadelphia
seo,t AZ S2saS3O; delivered S3Sds3; Hasesaw BaT Bnes
NJ aleat $3.50; 10 Delivered slOdSll North River i@' tis
a. EO do delivered f90x9 so Jrregs do 80 5O0t 40 De
1serd sS 5Oas9 Pale ~ 5Ogs5 do evert AZ vi oo@th
ns change importance and e dcnana eaJ
moderate Lime isr demsnd and nc market STEADY O'he' pe
seripiaDs aulei and unehaneei .
WoDM COQN AM BROu dcoaa Corn ia lsss ac'1e.
AMI res weak quoie Long Green af gne 70 seee
IO82 Short sai Drash chOice Green, s0le Mediam
ou.Lues. Aai Common aaaea Rd s0s'se a~s
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
CAIkNDARS-THn DAf.

SUPREME CoUKT-SPECIAL TERN g
o. r.fr-s. ..4 pioI, lg9,feta All Same cst Same
a. t...,..,,,orv n Koetch- 81 Collins agt Collins.
4'''' ,''''D'N' :" ~ S. Gilman sgt. Slaughter ct
5J The People Sc. Suther- -. - a. =, 80. trs0sn.,
land sgL Greene. Vo' ''heIs.t q a. "s
b6. The People &c Graham ,oo 60 .. Al ,r4 Norr.
AV'''N-- "
o. The People. Ge.. Trapba 80 9, ct 80. p.ouh.rr
cq ~ p-i. IL Uauley Ill. .PsTkossl sgt PerkoSskL
- Ctsen ] 121..CaL
Cv~rRIr SrsgoNs-SrTHERLAND, JPeter honahh ie1nous
- 80 J,5p Clin felonious assault and haeyi ysmes
-ara f.ioaa assault ami battery William IL MeNe'ns,
~ as,.at aud battery; C. Banbrdge Smith feonious anu
hserg WIlam Reilly eiouoss assali s9a eoi'efs W Ia" a.
David MoonE, attempt AZ Iaii
@ verS burssrv: Cshl larceny and reee'he aoen
aa james Rely. Larceny and receiving stolen gools M
p.o irce-v m re-egiaF stolen goods; Samuel H grlnl larceny
-b Schwah Frti tely; William p ku1er g M scehl
Snh pc, hresay oR The persou iea's S.ss, aSs cS,s
portt. Stoisi ClOis LdUar1 Sevif clnt
seapons Alb, tn petit larcenyi kehard holon } N
an nattr. william BaSe, eOa0as assault ana SSeii ''A IVA
oesser felou,o1s battery: John WISE ro0oti
ufOr ossr Court Mere see hioA@ fag"I
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow. per steamship
WISCONSIN. win close at 1890 p. IN. at the Mer-
chants Exchange, Nos. 80 and SO Pine-st.
The export cleaulnces of domestic produce for
the week ending to-day amounted in currency val
uation To $5f20GH.
The money market was we'll supplied with funds
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

5:29 80 Moon se...12:5S
ssnr noot Az 452 Hell Gate Ferry. Gal
nv
sap, Hoor~ 1000 447 5:27 Hell Cat. serrV. 716
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

ERIE RAILWAY-Summ Arrangement of
II ras Jane 20, 1873 Prom ChAmssrss Depot o
snCnelast and Chicago Express Drawing ROsu Coaches
m-BIpsss MAJ of BuaalO snd HgSrs PAls Sleeping Coach
30 Buffalo. -. en-.
Cossbs. through BuHalo Eagars Fs Cincinnati Detroit Asd
CbcSgo change
Por yeryis 8 g. IL '11il5 80, $3.50 and Il
GOssea MddetO &C. g. 1880 IL and -lll5 s45
1880 Snd TT ? m.
WarwIcf g. IL a. m. and 4 30 m.
Hewburgh $50. aad ii I. m. and 80 p.
sSssrn g. 3 $3.50 II and 'l1:15 S45, $3.50, Il
e.dswooI HohoEus Anetds. and Rsmssys &C. s. 1850 IL
III 70 NJ 345 o 1920 sad sii;SO n, ,,.,s ,,oo
~ noon 'l:45, S45 4 g. 6;l1 G. $3.50 a. o 1920 snd
sesSrt 6, 7;l5 ss45 and 1lsO s45, Sis, $50 m,
Rs,S.pfr Psrt sDd Pssssle Gas g. 1880 10 IL ull5 n
Pse On9 IL tl45. 5;l5, 9, $3.50 ., 1880, and
H5dsls Haeksussci snd Way g. BIS. and Is AZ
ABd ,. 10. and IL SATURDAY nights only
spung Valley and WAI Q and $50 N. 445 p m - ..
80. and '7 40 m, and " SATURDAY nights ooly. -
s. 8. 10, $3.50 1.S0. 5.5O, o:3O,
ssa '7:i5 N, snd II sstariaT niEats oaJ. 80 ,,.o
$50. t7:45 p and ~ SATURDAY nights only. - -
PsruOnt MACK 8 49, $3.50 1850 3:15 445 $3.50,
$50 n as P. m, arc IL SATURDAY nights only.
EB-IraBs leaving ChAmoertS bali leave
Tvenhc, is earlier than above tine 10 80 and
1852 Al the ssnetns The sUo IL mid Trains
B-Tsiss os th. n and Newark BrsnsA leaving Chan
quarter hosrs leave Sentyhrd 80 ninus earlier
Cosc BE Obtained orders for she eseeEng sd transfer
Dc Jeff at the COnPsuys oEss2l 629 and 957
Ceg BrOoEBi at the CoDpass DepO and Of ATsnu at the
'BsJ tss.a.ysO Only. tsups-,s hadissOvn ssiy.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDs-Coupon on
Registered interest Z per cent, guaranteed by tho
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. CapltaJ si'9UUo
For sale at the office of the Company No 6 Cedar
At n Y JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

CHICAGO. DANyuLE AND VNCENNEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Interest payable April and October l. The remain-
ing balance less than S3OOOOO of these very desir-
able bonds for sale at the Office of the Company. No.
3S Pine-st., New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
BONDs ATA BARGAIN.

MoNrCLAR RAILWAY BONDS.
guaranteed by the Midland Railway. for sale st 81
JAMESON. SMITH 81 CoTriNG. IA Broad-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

NEW-YORK AND 0SwRGo MIDLAND RAILROAD VIM
IsHED. and regular trains running through troni
New-York TO Oswego. OF its FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS a small amount remain yet unmarketed, ana
are offered for sale by
GEO OPDYKE & Co. Bankers No y Nassau-st-
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
DENNSYLYANIA RAlLROAD.-Trains lea


Of pes6roaSes and COnllndLs follow:
Rrpress Piisbugh be West sni South
Esn Pssee Cars attached $3.50 snd $500 Sunday.
For BsinoTs wainsou and the Psnsylrss. Air Las
N s and o. NJ; SUNDAY y D. IN.
Brpress Phlsaspha 8. 30 IL 80 g. 8, z, $3.50.
Tor Phisoslyh., Keaszton 6:lo Sunday,
EniSusi sDd ,eeesd s.s.. .7:O5 ,
$50 $40 $40 $3.50 5iO $50 5:l0 g. 6lO $50 J. 1880
$40 800 10 ll;Sop Ssi ~ night sund,T $40. 6l0
s9so sso ZIG g.5 49 s5S s5S ss5 5ao q aiS
$50 7So $40 $50 o. TO- 1880 m asd IL night Sunday
e'ED ~, G,.U RaS.s, $50 = S.iO O. $50 10 IN I2n
Z 10 p ~, sSd IL sit ssnd.I 20 $40 sss I p.
woodbrss ana Perth AR6OJ ana 40 NJ 2SO $40 $3.50
~, New Brsns-det and $40 IL $40 T. $50
"a, tsss tilsaooe. 8s1Os- ~ soep ana 6eO n.
Fsr Lanbsrsvls ssd RleDnEtea. . = m and zPH
pe, Pblhpsburg and Belvoere. 2 AID D. N
Aeon for BOrd.sso~p BaIHEsH. and osRss, and $50
- - t..ssaIA = u. n as,Slpu
Ior Js@ssSurs Psbson eaudss and via boar fron rsr
,s, en- ssp. follows, Prom P,sesrxh, $50 lO25 e35
n ssiiy, 522 10 is 3;5s DAILY sIesgi hoaas'
E,ay Wsshnrton and Bsin0re Penn. Air Line 0'4O
tz6 To- sapasJ $40 W From s 5
s4l 1910 D. N ssB4aJ. 6:2z es4O, 6'eO lO'SS il-o n
Ssls o s2s 4ss 27l ssd ga Bro.asAs 30 AsOr BSs
sss loot Of and Coaadi egsh Isst ~ = 70
"i o n sofD. g.. Cen Pass ArsaG p -
MORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY, and
II SHADY rIDK sans hare sJ iFoa s,f.s ~. ~ ~ 20 a M
si9 s sst ~ p S 1ae y 81 10 ii l. q ls $50 49,
- A Tvssu-ts.Dsst Esrs lkA
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

Railroad bonds were firm and in good inquiry
Central Pacifcs sold at 99.099l; Union Pacific
Firsts at SOl and Incomes, 5S.. The following wer
the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SEPT. a. 1873.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-OFFiCLAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALI, lot O'CLOCK M.
sales Of Government Bonds.
$500 SIS, Coap be ll4s, 20Oc0Us os Cp sI"ll4s
--b3 IL
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

Foreign exchange becomes still further demorsl-
lied gold gets in good borrowing demand, and
there is inquiry for bills holders of gold prefcrrng
TO lend their coin rather than it in buying ster-
hing. The leading drawers reduced rates to-day
twice. but prime 90 days bills did not fetch more
than 1914 in the outside market There is a heavy
pressure of borrowed bills the market. We annex
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
I.::||

Tn, BEST and MOTT AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced pOr
y, relief Of erera DEBILITY and Loss Of Appetite il in
valuable Recommended for it, pan b, the Poo Journal Arthur h
Ias.al NJ B. Wentworth L. Scott ESQ.,. r. G. s. r. A. 3 L..
r. A., Ge Sold BY Grocen onen and Chemists 10 large
bottles, 2s each Beware mutations Prepared By
GOODALL. BACKH0USB Co.
Leeds Rl.sd
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
Glendinning, Davis g. Amory's closing prices were
Reading closed in Philadelphia at ITO.

u
Gold has been strong to-day, more by reason of
alarm on the part of the BEARS and the covering of
shorts than by any apparent efforts on the part of
the bull clique to advance the premium. The mar
ket while very firm, has been rather quiet with the
chief sales in close vicinity to l16. The opening
price was 116s and the range 1l5s0l16f In the gold
loan market the rates were flat; per cent per an
numn and 164 per diem for use, and and paid for
carrying. The Assistant Treasurer paid out 5000
in called FveTwenties and $4,000 in coin interests.
The September Treasury programme was thus Off
cially announced to-day:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

II VNROY.-CITlZENS' LINE for TROY.
rtsas Io TIE ssgsa s:ssnbos sUssYETDB and
aayt sIepsec a osoet eohsssahg A nornnF irsn, on
Rarosds or all and = - -" - ''-
Thk MOST DIRECT kOUTk TO sAaATOoA LAKR GEORGE
AkD MONTREAL.
Through hefea sele and aheeksd - dsstnsuor
yOsRpA
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
Fisk & Hatch report as follows:
were The quotations

State bonds were dull and hrn, only lew small
transactions having been reported. The following
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRS RAILROAD and MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD con.
with LBHGH VALLEY and PHILADELPHIA and READING
RAILROAD and SYRACUSE and BIEGHAMToE RAILROAD. and
UTICA, CHRNANG0 and sUSQUgHANNA RAILROAD and Os-
WEGO aod SYRACUSE RALROADsaVs from the foot Of Barclay
and Christopherss
E0R STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
STEAMBOAT EKLLY WHITE leaves daily fsm Pier 81 Eas
80 and foot OF Thrtrhirdt at 3E5 m leaves
ford si7An
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. = Fare,
~ 81 Is leave PeckP for EenHsvsn II
Daily SUNDAYS eresptsdl eOnEsctnE with tbs railroad
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
5IeampoaIs au0 Hullrca0s.

A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
~ Poaghkeepe RoDdou and Keso l.sdHg q ColsRs Mss'
Point Corn"a New Iamours and Milton rhe NARY POWELL
A LBANY and TROY, 81; SARATOGA, So so
N BY DAY LEE BOATS C. ylBBARD AID DASIbL DgEw, ~
k1y v' Dns 1 " S Sy yoSSR S ss % HS xYAGS
(by ferrrboail MILTON POUGHKEEPsIg, RhlSEBECK Two,
EdSfa T1 iSG t %Esr Craic ToS d
BURGH say ST. Tickets s' special cars and baggage
sheeted 70 s,rsioga and shsron
pRIDGEP0RT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Ss9gsusk RAJ roads Pare ST. steamers 'aTs o'As'
CATSKILL DAILY LINE.
~ Steamer NEW CHAMPION eysIL Hsndsy, Weane'1sy and
Friday At p and ANDREW HAkDBh sverg fats1aJ
Thursday and Saturday at p u from Per 80 ssi ftnkhs
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Station in NerYor foot Of LbertJs Connects SOHse
sS SS @ss sGh Z Py S ss & aG
Division also with hshsh yaey RlrG Dire. h 70 hIn'SsIg
ss.i.o''' s.: anu Inc "''' ''' 70 '''' r'r''''''
coSH.,eins Jg.s 80 i8735Ls.ye " fcllo..;
Chupt Tsmaqus, Wiltesbane serahton' Sharon, de
s.n-wV TInia for SSmerrIe p..,.,. .,. u.,..
Csuat wIibarre PttsiOn ashapOT City MI Carmel H,sOs
TSsA.anoss T0ynS. ws'sT te c'n'' at Ja'e'l'o with DEL
9am-soEsiss (.rcpt s,nt.y for E,e. Al.p.
ton chunt Tansqa, Witss6.rs ssE,aoe
TO.snds, wsvssr &C. With through cars 70 D~'is William,
1919 1915 .oG II T - %ts. Ts: % 'iSs1.' G. Bath
hsU.h Cbuni Hihanoy City HsIo1 Wk,oarr. Scranton, Read
230p m-Wsy Train fol EsHO9 Allentown, sad BslTids"
$3.50 D. m.-War Train for PlAnhed
mWsy Train for Bssion Allentown and hAaeh Chunk Con.
at Jun elton with Del. Lack. and West r. Il.
4:30 .. n--Wsy Train for SomerTlie aud F,emsgton
D. n.-Way Train Tor Somervils
bl5 p. m-Wsy Train Tor Pian6eld.
b:30 m-EEkENG daT for Easton, BeVdere, Allies
tSvR Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago, &c.
and p. m--Wsy Train for SomerVls.
73c m-(BmigrRntl-For Baston.
ssl ia II 80 .ss s sI sls ESQ s.s
1916, IL, ll45 - $50. 230 8, $50, 3:45,
415 $50 445 6:l5, $780, 5i5, 6, 62O T. 1880, 7:S5.
8;20 9l5. 1880 l1;30, IL p n
Il. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03


wednesday, September r7.....,..............s500OO0 900
London advices report weak and lower market
for consols. Erie being feyerish aud United States
bonds steady at yesterday Figures. In Lombard-st.
good demand is reported at 3-16 per cont but at
bank the inquiry is small. At the Gold Exchange
Bank the days business was as follows: Gold
cleared. SSl, ,695 900; gold balances 81 cur
rency balances $l6 .6O3. The following were the
quotations:
1000. 1861 1l;3O..116 IlOO. ..1l5Is 2.3O. II6
l0:3O.. ll6 q l2:0O...ll57 l3O ...1lB 300
ll;00. .l16s l2:30....1l57sl 200 LIDS
The days business at u. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
Gvh rrepn .sl 9l2 269 SO carresey T8
Gold payments 1921 II Currency baance 3l55S00i 03
Gold balance so 43i 1857 AZ Customs 900 90
Cunency receipts. 276,lJg 28
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
ARTISTIC WATCHES CLOCKS BENSON W. Old Bdt, NIL -
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS

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lGs%air
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

COUTH SIDE Z. r. OF LONG ISLAND.
depart sad Roosevelt sad 6abdt ferries n T..
Depart ArnTG
e:IO A. m.-hil for PstehoFue. connecting RoekGrU
and Hampstead. p
$40 a n.-Rookswsy kIpress ss................652D
lO:4Oa m.-Ishp connect henpssead sso Roet-
swsT Beach cb.."............"......430pa
lao p n--Babyon Aee'n connect HempsteAd asd
Roeklwav Beach n
$40 n.-BAbyon KIP connect Hsmpssaa and
Roeraway Beach. .9i5IB
$40 M-Pre Island and Patehogue Brpress. ....lO05
t:4O y n-PstehOgus Aeon, connecting kOckGwsy
and HsnDs,ead d.....................0 zoos n
k:l0p m-HsRp pfead and RoekaWaY Express $40 a.
si4V p n.-hap Aeen, eonneetng Henpssha ara
- Roetsssy............. a n
e'7V h-Daoyisn Aeen, ssuneetng Hempstead
hno hoeftuaV..
e;SVL A-subeays only. from Busbviek ave for
FatenoEue. HenpseAd, snt Roekaway
Beach arriving at Bushvck at......7:00p D n.
bfgsee shetes al Roosevelt and 9rands south
hkhln ~ bfootln L. g. CANRIkLp. HapsfintsndsnL
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

SPLENDID HOLIDAY PREsENT-M Garretson
Co., No. GAO Market street, San Francisco
have just issued Bunyan's Complete Works. in
one volume, with an Introduction by Rev John
ID. Gulliver, d. D., L. L. D., President of Knox
College, Illinois. 1t is believed, and it can but
be, that there are thousands all over the land
who will hail with delight an opportunity to OBJ
tain in one compact and beautiful volume all
the works OF the glorious dreamer = not only
christians progress from this world to that
which is to come"-but "Grace Astounding :"
Christian Behavior" ''Solomons Temple
Spritualzed," Jerusalem Sinner saved -
The Holy War;" The Barren Fig Tree. -
Heavenly Foo.man, Life and Death of Mr..
Btdman,' "Bunyan's Confession of Faith. =
his last sermon, poetical works. etc. Bunyan S
works have been sold in is country only in edi
tons comprising ten to fourteen volumes, and
costing $l2 to SIS. This work is in one vol
ume, of LOIS double column superroyal octave
pages; is finely printed on rose-tnted paper, is
beautifully illustrated with ful-page stee-en-
cravings, durably bound ir French Turkey Mo-
rocco paneled sides, full gilt, in fine English
cloth, green, paneled Sides gilt center stamp,
and in Philadelphia Library style, and is for
sale by canvassing agents only. j. W. Finley is
agent for this part of the county, and all will
have an opportunity to obtain this really des ra-
BILE book
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15
LIVING ADVERTISEMENTS!

A medicine that has done more than all the
prescriptions of the pharmacopmia to protect
the human system against the bodily ills SUI
pernduced by unhealthy surroundings, is
certainly worthy of universal confidence. 1t IS
mainly on account of lis extraordinary pre-
ventive properties that Hostetters stomach
Bitters is so exceedingly popular in localities
subject to the visitation of miasmatic fevels and
other disease produced by empoisoned air. a
fam ly that has escaped sickness Turing sickly
season in conse Guence OF using the Bltters as "a
safeguard, is n living advertisement of the viz
,ues of the preparation. The whole nelghbor,,
hood realize the fact. Il couldnt have believed
f." saws one. IL scarcely credited the adver-
tisements; but one must believe what one sees,
saws another. 1T is the very thing we need III
this unwholesome section Of country" remarks
, third And the result is that the instinct OF
self-defense, the first law OF nature, induces
three-fourths of that community to obtain
supply of the great vegetable antdote before the
next sickly season sets ln In Winter, when the
system reuuires extra vigor and elasticity 20
enable it to battle the effects of damp and cold,
the Bitters will be found particularly serviceable
Rheumatism will not be apt to fasten upon the
muscles and nerves that have been braced mp by
this excellent invigorant and nervlne' nor VIII
the seventies of the season, which have such
disastrous effect on the pulmonary organs OF the
feeble and delicate be likely to exercise tht
same untoward influences i'll cases where the
stomach and the external surface Of the body
(which always sympathizes with tho digestive
orpans) have been toned and stimulated by
course of the restorative. The hts or indiges-
ton and irregulaiti of the bowels whlcn pro-
ceed from sudden changes OF the weather may
always be averted by timely use OF the bit'efs'
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

To All parties needing the services of an ex-
perienced surveyor are advised to employ J.
Benson, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Au-
burn Cal. He has the Government Field Notes,
the possession of which enables him to restore
lost corners without delay. He charges mod
erately and works rapidly.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

MURDER TRIAL.-Ths District Court, Judge
7. B. Reardan presiding has been occupied all
veek in taking evidence in the case of the Peo-
rls vs.. LIE Lock and All Cow, the two Chinese
rbo are under arrest for the murder of Strobel.
At Michigan Bluff, last May. The evidence so
far is of a character which seems likely to get
tbe Ceestias necks in a sling.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

DAScE.-Though the turn out was not very
large last Thursday evening at the first of the
series of dances to be given here by Fisch &
Reinhart this winter the enjoyment was i'm
menSe.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

RAD MEN. Three men whose names are kept
hack at present, were arrested this week in Col
,., and brought here and lodged in Jail for house
hrsakinc and attempt to murder. The county
seems well stocked with this character of indi-
vdusls Just now. Keep your doors locked.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

WATCH tn WIREs.-A Bulletin dispatch has it
that the whole of Chinatown in Dutch Flat was
destroyed by fire, consisting of 400 or 500
buildings. The Butte Record editorially notices
that that portion of Dutch Flat, occupied by
the Chinese, was destroyed by fire consisting
Of 400 or 800 buildings. The number of build
lngs became about ten-fold magnifed while
passing through the hands of lightning manipu
ators, or these liberal journals unwittingly give
Dutch Flat credit of having very large Chinese
population. Drop cipher Messrs. Bulletin
and Record, drop cipher
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

LARGE We have on our table ounce which
measures 16 inches in circumference and weighs
about two pounds. This mammoth fruit was
SroWn in Mrs Walkup's lot, which is OH a rocky
ridge in appearance barren before cultivation
This is evidence that any of our foothill land
viii nroduce fine fruit if put to the test
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

CHASGE-Miss Tillie Wilson who has for
about year been teaching private school in
this town, has given up her class 1t will
henceforth be conducted by Miss f. Longsdon.
We understand the young lady is quite accom-
plished, andwill doubtless make her school a
snccess.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

F,orH1NG MILL.--The Touring mill of Click &
p.ock at Sheridan. in this county, has the envi-
JnT .l,e reputation of making the best flour to be
sad in the market.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

FATAL AccIDENT.-Last Saturday, while Henry
Faho, who was employed at liocklin by the
Railroad Company, was assisting in making up
a train, fell from car and was run over one
wheel passing over his body and another over
his head killing him instantly. Mr.. Fahlo
leaves wife and large family of small chill
dren, in quite destitute circumstances.
The Placer herald., 1873-11-15

PAY Your TAxEs.-The Tax Collectors are
now busy at work collecting Uncle Sam dues.
Each Collector has given notice-see advertise
ments in another column-when he will be
around in your part of the county, and we
would advise all property owners TO watch for
them, and pay their taxes. We must pay be-
lore the first of January next, or five per cent.
Will be added thereto. Promptness is economy
III 'his matter, as in most others. There is no
uSe putting the matter off in hopes of getting
y" OF paying for you can not do it, Corpora
Tons and very rich men are the only ones who
van succeed in that dodge, and it may be the
dearest for them in the long run.