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The New York herald., 1873-12-18
Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP ERNST MoRrrz ARsDr Ger, Feberg, from
New York via Havre and copenhagen for stetn, before
reported ashore at Zealand arrived at Swinemunde Dec
IA in a eaky condition.
srnAxsnlr sr OLAF gNor, Helberg from New York for
voyage Dec H. having repaired
STEAMSHIP .HoSoR of shelburne, from North sydney.
5th inst with an unknown vessel sailing up the Bras
Dor; The steamships bnlwarks were carried away and
sinking and will taken North sydney Tor repairs
sr MAnTm coAs Person at Sayasnsp s n Dec Y from
coored seaman native Of San pomineo foul Of the
overheard and drowned
BARs Hvsr rsyv h from Baltimore tor peme- me
charging her cargo Of coal
BRIG KArrnvo dsus), oiin, from Baltimore FOR Queens
town, which got ashore on North Point Knoll while
isnf isth inst IS 'A''''' ~ ''' '' ." ''' A'''0
BRIG zrseA tBr Golloghy, from 81 John for Bermuda
on saturday last on the back side Of Campo Beo The
revenue cutter Mosswood viii to her assistance to-day
usthl.
BRrc MAopALa Br. from Liverpool for Richmond
which was ashore in James River got of and arrived al
BRIG wsoGrSE CBr), from Philadelphia for Galveston
repaired at Wilmington Del and sailed Dec L for dcs
nation.
scna DANIEL WEBSTER Haskell from Cape Hayuen
which ashore on Georges Island Boston larbor got
OF without damage and arrived up TO the city on The i
STEAMER FoRrsr Cry, at Boston 18th, from Portland
SpSas .pon with a the " pilot boat Louisa Jane in dense
fog sinking her Immediately. The pilots were rescued
star,ed. 'au The pilot boat viii be raised
The report Of the ship Moonlight being on re at Rio
Janeiro was teiegraphc error ana shou'd nave read
Gtrs Cow, III, Dec 1.-THE propeller wamsutta, o
SeU ew % 9ese os about S his AN sh. lies on
safly bottom an and = not apparently damaged mo tide
EpeAnrovs, Dec 15-stcnmer Marthas Vineyard at
tempted TO haul OF schr scott t'r before reported
sve T The e1rDi v has
captain 70 take Vut part u cargo
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THE CINCINNATI POST OFFICE.
Republican Politicians Divided-Busi-
ness Men Disgusted.

CINCINNATI, Dec. II, 1s73
The Postmastershp OF this city has been a sweet
bone OF contention for some time past, and the
question is not likely to be settled in peace and
satisfaction by tine nomination OF Henry Kessler,
an old politician OF 15 or 90 years duration.
1t appears that the President had before him
the names OF w. Cary, Assistant Postmas-
ter; J. $. Lppencotr, 5. 5. Davis, Gustav
Wake, James Sands, Henry Mack L. Carr
and Daniel Webber. Assistant United States
Treasurer w. +. Davis was for Henry Mack who
Will be remembered as engaged in Il cotton specu-
lation down the Mississippi River with the late
Jesse X. Grant during the war. EX-Congressman
BENJAMIN Eggeston was for Jim Sands, and Bob
Harlan. the colored mail agent at large, was for
Gustav Wake. Here was dilemma Tor the Presi.
dent with three horns TO IT, and 1t was only height
ened by the fact that the Assistant Treasurer
and Ben Eggleston are stockholders In the Cincin.
natl Times, which placed them IN the predicament
OF house divided against Itself. The President
therefore resolved to choose a fresh man. one en-
tirely free from political entangements. lie there
lore sent in the name OF Henry Kessler. IL is
almost needless to say that the appointment Is
disgusting to the business part OF the community.
and, so lar from being clear OF political
entangements and Influences 1t is simply like
rubbing grease on q fat nog The President had
declared in favor OF Henry Mack, but Henry
refused to take the office except he could be as
sured OF freedom from the dictates OF the local
politicians. Now these latter claim that they beat
him by reviving the cotton scandal and so .he
matter stands at present.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
Miscellaneous.

dense fog on the rivers and bay yesterday caused an
almost entire suspension Of traffic. excepting the regular
ferry boats, and they were obliged TO be without
via sandy Hook and the number Hell Gate The
vessels arriving by the latter way the fog very
thick the Sound. Several steamers bound out left
their wharve but anchored in different parts Of the bay
to await favorable opportunity TO SAIL
sHIPBuILDISC-At Kennebunkport, Me, Messrs Titcomb
thompson are building large ship IN the yard OF
point and field OF Merrill directly opposite the above
xaru anu intend nttng II Tor nrst class building place
Ihey nave nearly finished the mouds tor very large
snip, the frame Tor which is to be cut IN Virginia this
winter.
LkrscHED-At Baltimore Dec l3 from the yard of w r
woodward beautiful schooner OF about l25 tons The
cabin Is furnished with black walnut ornamented with
nickle-plaied handles The frames and beams OF the
yanzed iron bolts. This schooner will be placed
railway this week and copper bottomed. The Mess-s
woodward have another schooner Of the same size,
which they at work upon, and which will be
launched Both vessels to be used in the Us
Coast survey.
Whalemcn.
Sailed from San Francisco Dec ship Marengo Barnes
TO
Arrived at Panama Nov % bark HauIpin Chin,
Akin, with 100 bbis oil Reports spoke Nov 20, bark
Cape Horn Pigeon, Baker, nothing since leaving Pan
anna, oct6 Camelia Lewis; nothing since last report;
25lh bark Virginia (Chi Marks, Gaaghr with 81 bpls
hpbk oil; 26h, barks Maggie Hill ChiD, Liner do do;
Paina Chase 100 do do since leaving Panama. Charles
Edward (chiD, Kirby 800 do do aud 100 do sp
Spoken.
Ship Great Admiral. Thompson, from New York tor
San Francisco, Dee q lat 81, lon 5s.
schr seen Dec II, on Carysor bound N supposed
pool tby steamship City OF Galveston at this port from
New Orleans).
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QUE CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.
The Fire on Board ship Preston Extin-
guished-Total Wreck OF the German
Bark Max-Arrivals and Departures.

The Fire on Board ship Preston Extin-
guishcd-Total Wreck OF the German
Bark Max-Arrivals and Departures.
LONDON Dec II, 1879
THE BURNING SHIP PRESTON
The fire on board the ship Preston (r) at Havre from
New Orleans has been extinguished. Her cargo is
being discharged. The surveyors report that the hre
originated among the before the vessel LETT New
Orleans.
TOTAL WRECK.
The bark Max Ger, Dnse, from New York for Ham,
burg which went ashore at spkeroog Dec TO- has become
total wreck. The cargo will be saved If the present
weather continues.
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Liverpool Dec H. barks Diana (Aus Cata-
rnich, from Boston, Stella (Nor Olsen, from New YORK
via Queenstown; Carrier Dove (Br, Saunders
yannah.
Arrived at London Dec IL bark Amadne (Br) Donald,
from New York.
Arrived at Gravescnd Dec IT. bark Ploen or, Thron.
sen. from New York via Queenstown.
Arrived at Southampton Dec H. steamship Deutschland
GER, Ladewigs from New York for Bremen
Arrived at Deal Dec IT, bark Cappela (Nor) Wur
schmidt from Philadelphia via Queenstown for London
brig Sirene GER. Busch from New York via Scilly tor
Arrived at Gloucester Dec l6. barE Saguenay (Br),
Brown. from New York
Arrived Off scilly Dec 16, bark Nevada Br Hook way
from New York for Bremen.
Arrived at Glasgow Dec l6 bark Nordstjernen Nor>
Nordgren from Wilmington, NC
Arrived at Queenstown Dec l5. barks Abi Br) Smith,
from Philadelphia; Nero QtaD. Bartoetto from New
York Anna Nor Wingaard, from do; Norsk Flag (Nor)
Niesen from do.
Also arrived ut do l7th steamship City of London Br
Eynon from New York for Liverpool.
Arrived at Belfast Dec 16, bark Montmorency err, Cor
mer, from San Francisco
Arrived at Antwerp Dec Is, bark Buck Curtis from
Philadelphia.
Arrived at Rotterdam Dec Ii, brig Emma Beng (Ger)
Sodermann, from New York.
Arrived at Havre Dec Is. ship Colorado, Ingraham
from New York.
Arrived at Zierikzce Dec a. bark Apotheker Diesing
GER, segelberth from New York.
Arrived at shanghae Dec 16 ship Horatio Hardy from
Sydney NSW.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool Dec l6 steamships Phenician
Hr), Scott, for Baltimore via st Johns NF Halifax
18th, Spain (Br) Grace, and Wisconsin (Br), Freeman
for New York; Indiana, Sumner, for Philadelphia d
rect,
Sailed Greenock Dec 6 ship Lake st Clair tBr),
Lamont. for New Orleans; bark Amphion Qsus Nelson
for Philadelphia.
Sailed from Havrc ship Aneroid (Br), Fletcher, for
United States.
Sailed from -. Gefon, for United States CThe bark
Gefon taus, Koher, last reported arrived at
Queenstown Nov 80 from Baltmore)
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESToNE TELEGRAPH LINES
Steamship Humboldt Ger, Banck. Stettin Nov 81 via
Antwerp Sth with mdse and los passengers to Charles
Rammelsbcrg Co.
Steamship Acapulco, Gray Aspinwall Dec 8. with
mdse and passengers to the Pacific Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Champion Lockwood, Charleston Dec H.
with mdse and passengers to- Quintard Co 18th at
II 80 PM - miles sW Of Frying Pan ghtship passed
steamer towing monitor.
Bark Roycroit tof Annapolis Ns Purdy Rotterdam "a
days, with mdse to IIeney Parker
Brig j Rowland, Keen, Baltimore days. with coal to
master.
schr Benz T Biggs Mason. Newhern days with lumber
to order vessel TO Van Brunt Bro.
schr Mary Brown Brown, Virginia
Schr w Rutan, Wooley, Virginia.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18

Edwin c. Webster at Lasalle, III; william L.
Bivens. at Goshen, Ind; Joseph X. Moore az st.
Peter, Minn.; N. II. Merrill. at Buchanan. Mich;
John W. Locke, at Wakefield, Mass. Orlando
Allen, at Prescott. Arizona; John A. Bingham, az
Wnona, Mss H. J. Bovine, at Miles, Mich; J. ;.
w
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ANOTHER BURGLARY IN NEWARK.

James r. Sayers' place IN Newark, masons'
materials depot, was broken into by burglars on
Tuesday night and the safe burst open and robbed.
only a small amount OF money was secured. This
Is the third sale robbing operation in Newark with
q
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Passed Through He'll Gate.

Steamship Chesapeake johnson, Portland for New
York, with mdse and passengers.
steamship Nereus, Bcarse, Boston for New York. with
mdse and passengers 10 II r Dimock.
Bark Mann Oicr) Deutsch New Bedford for New
York. in ballast to Funch, Edge q Co.
Steamer Ell Cid, Smith, Norwich for New York, witt
mdsc and passengers.
Steamer Abatross Davis, Fa River for New York. with
mdge and pasSeugers
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

AUBURN, N. Y, Dec. IL, 1S72
Charles Eggcr, the young German who was
convicted OF the murder OF Ettle Conkn, In
Locke, In May last has been sentenced by Judge
Rumsey to be hanged on Friday the 6th DAY Of
February pext
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SAILED.

Steamships Russia tBr) and Wyoming (Brl Liverpool
America Ger, Bremen; Casta.ia 5r) Glasgow Peter
Jebsen Nor,. Cork perit Hamilton sermuaal City q
Philade phia barks vbilia (Br, Havre Dueppel oer)
-. frhe above vessels will probably be detained in
the bay by the fog)
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, Dec. IT. 1873.
Exchange euiet-On the United states, 60 days,
rency rs ~ premum; short sight, ~ 81 premium; ;
short sight. gold, 9S 100 premium. On London liz
ll5 premium
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
Musical and Dramatic Notes.


1t is at last determined that Mr.. Lester Wallack
Will appear in Mr.. Boucicaults new comedy, which
is TO be produced at Walack's Theatre on Satur-
day evening. The cast will be as follows :-Jaques
Colas, Mr.. Lester Wallack; the Marquis de Rosny,
Mr.. John Gilbert; Brsbarre "a lawyer), Mr.. Harry
Beckett; Latour, Mr.. J. B. Polk; Charles de Sou
lieu, Mr.. E. NJ. Holland; the Doctor, Mr.. G. f.
Browne; Gervais "a servant), Mr. W. J. Leonard;
the Countess de Rosny Latour Nine. Ponisi; Renee
(her granddaughter, Miss Jeffreys-Lewis; Cathe-
rine Colas tmother Of Jaques), Miss Laura Alexan-
der; Jaquotte Ia servanp, Miss Blaisdell.
Miss Ada Dyas, OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre
company, arrives by the Java.
concert by the Seventy-trst regiment band,
under the leadership OF Mr.. F. ]. Eben, will be
given at the Academy OF Music this evening.
on next Saturday evening, at the Academy OF
Music, performance will be given for the benefit
of the orphans OF the Virginius massacre by the
Charity Amateur Dramatic Association. The
pieces selected are the "Hunchback," in which
Mrs. Sheridan Shook will render Julia, and "A
Quiet Family,n in which the chief characters will
be represented by Mr.. Harry Leslie, Mrs. Eta
Manning. Mrs. King and Mrs. Pomeroy.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18

THE WORLD HAS NEVER PRODUCED SUCH A
i wonderful curative, agent as the BETnEspA as,L.
SPRING WATER, such an array OF eminent meuicai
cured by any agent, recommending " asa spe-
cnc in the hitherto ,ncurabe diseases Yi the kidney
bladder &C. suffering and death, with NATURES prepa
ration within reacn really seems suicidal o9S at heso
Woloott old Drs. HUM, warren stone, George w Bca,
A. Sykes Drs Payne Force North, En.wic nwi nun-
Rice, Moore. warner Coe Eysrs rr,rS oeSFnegan , Cox,
Xeiowski Garner. Allen, Marks, johnson, Petit Ham:
mond Harrison, sims. surgeon =. OIL ~ thompson and
York Price reduced to G0c Pamphlets aud anaiysh
tree by A. " HEATH. NJ "
The New York herald., 1873-12-18

nR sCHENCK's STANDARD REMEDIEs-THE'
standard remedies all diseases OF the Lungs arc
sCHLNCK,s PULMoN!C SYRUP, sCHENCk'S SEA
WEED TONIC and sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
and taken before the lungs destroyed aspcedy cure
Is effected. u..,,x,c, <n.,,
To these three medicines nr J. II. sCHENCk, OF pnil
adephia his uuraled success In the treatment OF
pulmonary diseases -, .., 80. :.
the lungs; nature throws OF by an easy
for when the pnegm matter Is ripe slght cough
will throw it on patient has rest and the lungs begin
to heal. ...x. crn,.o 81,
sCHENuKis MANDRAKE PILLS and sCHENCk'S
SEA WEED TONiC must be freely used to cleanse the
stomach and liver sCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS
act on the liver all oosructons the GALL
bladder the bile freely and the liver is
sJmiENCK's SEA WEED TONIC Is gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the alka Of the weed which IL s
composed mi xes with the food and securing
IL assists digestion by toning up the stomach to
healthy condition, that the food and the PULMoNIC
SYRUP will make good blood then the lungs heal and
the patient will surely get WE'LL II care Is taken to
vent fresh cold.
All who wish to consnt DR.. sCHENCK, either person.
ally by letter can DO free OF charge ut his prnci
pal office, corner sixth and Arch streets. Philadelphia
For thorough examination with his respromcter DR..
SCHENCk charges S..
SCHENCk'S medicines sold by oil druggists
throughout the country
Wholesale Agent, JOHN Y. HENRY, Nos and y Col
lege place, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18

gscELAANEOUS,
A BSOLLTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IA ent states tor descrton &c. legal everywhere; no
publicity cnarge until divorce granted Au-
vice Tree. NJ HOUSE. Attorney, l9i Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN
N. corner OF Fulton and Bocrum street
open rom A. NJ toy T. N.
sunday from to 3 A. M.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
IN States-Deser rtion, &c,, sufficient cause; pub
city; charge uati divorce Is granted also notary
public. ......,.... FREDERICK l. MING,
Counsellor at Law, 363 Broadway.
A TTENTION-MEDICAL RHEUMATIC INSTITUTE
~ SO Bond street Consultation Tree from to 81. M.
rheumatism, Paralysis NEURALGIA and Pains perma-
nently cured the weak, nervous and debilitaed are
thoroughly restored
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm OF James S. Smith l. Co., Stock Brok-
ers, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
James 5. Smith will continue the business of
buying and selling stocks on commission at the
former place of business ON Main street. under
the firm name of James S. Smith Il Co.
JAMES s. SMITH.
Fioche' NeV.' July 70, 1878. jy26-4w
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SheriT's Sale.

Rf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ out OF the District Court in and for the
county OF Lincoln, State OF Nevada, and to me
me directed and delivered. for It Judgment rem.
dered IN said Court, on the 3lst day of May. A. ID.
1873, in favor OF the State Bank of Nevada ana
against the Pioche Champion Miuing COMPANY
for the sum OF one thousand. six hundred ana
thlrty-seven and 6-l00 dollars damages together
with six hundred and thirty dollars tax costs
and all accruing costs. | have levied ON the fol-
lowing property, to wit: The Phoebe Champion
mine, situated on Panaca Flat, Lincoln county,
nevada, containing feet, together with bay
horses, bellows, anvil, ore cart, vice, /
smoke-pipe and forge. lantern, 2harrels wh!.:l
and whim rope, iron wheel barrow. ladders,
pieces square timber SXl9. l lot shaft timbers
htted work bench, trussels. 5 pieces of iron,
the mine, shaft, and timbers inside of shaft. in.
cluding hoisting works, blacksmith shop G
pieces lumber 2x4, ore buckets | wind fan i
stable, set whim harness, chair, fork,
shovels, hatchet, broom, ! cross cut saw .
uindlas barrels, water barrel, large lantern.
lamp. IL box candles, 200 feet fuse, more or
less, u picks, 4 hammer handles, 3 oil cans,
chisel, l rasp, i box powder oil cans. / tame
iine, oiler oil stone and set fan pipe, No
tice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the Fifth day of August
A. d.. 1873
At II o'clock NJ. will sell all the right title and
interest OF said defendant in and To the above
described property, at the Court House door il
Ploche, Nevada, at public auction, for cash i'm
hand, to the highest aud best bidder, 10 satisfy
said execution and all costs.
guiS 10, 1878, w. s. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
ByB Il. HEREFORD. Deputy. jyl6.sod.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENT.

g. W. CRANE, 426 Montgomery street, is soLE
Agent for the PIocHE DAILY REcoRD, author
lied to contract and collect for advertise
ments, at our lowest cash rates, in coin. al
vertisers are requested to leave their orders
with him, rs none other will be recognized.
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REMARKABLE RENOLUTgOSlR
PROPHECY.

Mr.. EDIToR--l am u connoisseur of
old things. | like old medals, old pa
pers, old keepsakes, and, in fact, all
things that bear the impress OF old times
upon them, save and except, perhaps,
old cheese with - in it.. But to the
pint" as our friend Z. would say. |
have some of the relics OF the old Amer
lean Revolution-MSS. of the date of
'I6 and onward, silver shoe buckles, etc.
Among the former find very cnrious
and, to me, entertaining MSS, of which
the following is copy. give it to you,
OF course, as l find 1t, and as some Of
Your readers are learned in the history of
the world and of our own country, and
are students of the Bible, they may find
food for thought in what this ancient
may say:
WHAT NAY HAPPEN IN LESS THAN A HUSD-
RED YEARS HENcE-A. D., 1850.
/. About the year A. D., 1S4S, or 40,
there will be in Europe revolution,
either in France, Italy or Austria, and
then commences the "beginning of the
end spoken of by the Prophets. New
governments will arise on the earth and
we shall have wars and rumors OF wars.
.;., :; sJ"tce'y has 'i!s tarnioii III EUROPE
,ata ne'u,e ,ne ou, , Own Asfioh s h VIII noNe "
% Iseo u Tee, we 'uiiu I'm "hu "9oG. 1;,.;s; a. ~
,b UoT ~ - ioo ~, my WI. oe ui'is.oli ~
onu a y. Is. D ihe 'oou'n wiz 20 10 nerseii
ana lheh war famine ana pesuience VIII
o.a,h aoioa' over we nnu inult.ers'
m;n s h ,noe' n 'uei' nnu an 9'ne' i,i eiriies
WI oe ino IN 'he i"hu' uope w'ii ue
p"i' iio,h every ,uhian oreas,. uo'erh-
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Professional Cards.
T. D. EDWARDS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

NAhcoN SllI, NLNADA,
Will practice in all the Courts of this State.
Being Attorney for the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, will obtain title to the lands belong
ing to the Company, for any parties wishing to
purchase.
Having paid Especial attention to the practice
before the United States Land Office for nine
years, respectfully tenders his services for that
branch of business. Will take necessary steps
to secure the selection Of lands by the State,
and obtain pgtents for the same for parties with
or without their being present.
Having an associate Attorney at Washington,
especial attention will be given to obtaining
patents to public lands and mines, us well as
suits and business generally before the Depart
ments. my2Otf
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Tuesday, the Fifth day Of August.
A. d.. 1874
Caution.

VVHE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE No.
tlee that 1 am in no manner connected
with the Stockton House on Meadow Valley
street; that will pay no debts contracted for
the support OF that establishment, and that /
the proprietress, who calls herself Mrs. Mitch.
ell, but whose real name is Mary Corcoran
Jy23-2w THOMAS MITCHELL
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Notice to Creditors

IA GAINST THE ESTATE OF MISS FANNIE
"a pETERSON.-Notice ia hereby given by
the undersigned, Executrix of the estate OF Miss
Fannie Peterson, deceased, TO the creditors Of,
and all persens having claims against the said
deceased, to present them on or before the
25th day OF July, 1873, as after that date no
claims will be allowed.
ELIZA LAWSON, Executrix.
Phoebe, New, July la. 1873. 1yle-ed
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To Phoebe Shippers.

ME ARE NOW SHIPPING FREIG HT
nv from Lehi terminus Utah Southern
'"o and Three-quarter Cents per
Pound, On Time, to Phoebe,
and will give dispatch to all goods to our care.
,ror uoRDON 4 MURRAY, Forwarders,
Jy9o-lm Lehi, Utah.
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Dissolution.

'yNHE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Fx.
i listing between the undersigned is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. A. McMah6n
continues the business. All debts are PAYABLE
to him. All liabilities Of the firm late proprie.
tors Of the Occidental Saloon will be settled bv
a. AcAahon. ON. CONVERSE.
A. MCMAHON,
ealiionvilie. July Il. ls7a ,viSNn