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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Elected February Il. 1873.
Cna'!es Briggs. Thomas H. Hunt.
Ant. Carrlere. Chm. Honold.
george A. Fosdick. D. Jamison
K Bruger. R. s. Howard.
+. Anderson. Felix Larue,
A. Frerlchs, Aug. Bonn
george W. Dunbar. Edward Toby.
u +. Stockmeyer. Wash. Morton.
Henry J. vose. William Knox.
Z. Marquee. W S. Bailey.
Charles Weishaar. ). Z. Livaudais,
a. hecouEs. AtsOod Violet,
Frank Williams. A. K. Miller.
Charles LATTE. Edward Morphv.
Rudolph. Seq. J. Lu,r,
". G.. Black, Silas Weeks
George Y. Hyys,u willy
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sINEUTONAA INSURANCE COMPANV.
No. Ill GraSieP Street.
Insures against
FIRE. MARINE and River Rishs.
4: the Lowest Tariff Rates.
A. Elmer BADER President,
CHAS. ENGSTFELD, Vice President
GEORGE STROMaYER. Secretary.
First Fiscal Year.
Premiums received 4 ~, - .,
Fire. marine and rive. losses
pdiU.'' &e1S<7 50
kelnsuIances rebates, ex.
e53, IA IL
H. a n
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Destructive Fre~het i'm tbe Neuou-
gahela.
A CANAL FLEET SWEPT down THE RIVE
AND SEVERAL LIVES LOST.

A CANAL FLEET SWEPT DOWN THE RIVER
AND SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
PITTsBURG, Feb. 1.-THE recent heavy rains
caused a rapid rise i'm the Monongahela river
last night, and at two O'Clock this morning
the current was 50 strong that a coal fleet,
consisting OF thirty boats and barges, broke
from their fastenings at the Smithfield
street bridge, and moved of In the current.
An alarm was instantly given by blowing
whistles and other signals, and efforts were
made TO save the lives of the unfortunate
men ON board the canal feet. Some were
saved, but II l. reported that several were
lost. One man was seen To be carried under the
steamer Hercules and another under the Andes.
Both were floating past on barges aud endeav-
ored To Jump ON the wheel Of the steamers. but
fell in the water and went down. The tow boat
L. Il. Wilson, lying opposite the foot OF Market
street. was struck by floating barges and
turned upon one side. The Oil Valley
was also cut down. IL is impossible
at present 20 ascertain the extent OF the damage
to property on the river and the number Of lives
lost The river is still rising rapidly, and az
1850 had risen seventeen feet. but no further
danger is apprehended.
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FROM ErROPE TODAY.
PRESS REPORTS.
THE SISTER RFrTRLfCS.


. fAhls. Feb. 1.-THE manifestoof Castelar,
the Spanish minister 81 foreign Affairs. has
reached Paris, and viii be delivered % Pres
dent lhiorS to-day. The recognition of tbs,
Spanish republic by the government Of France,
Is expected 20 follow Immediately The mem
bcrs OF the moderate left ina the national asseta-
bly, kdecline to join i'm an address with the ca
IRENE left 10 the republicans OF Spain
SPANISH AEMYoFFiCERs - FAVOR OF THE NEW
MADRID. Feb. IA majority Of the conStr-
NatiNe generals OF the Spanish army have a.
sured the government that they viii not OppO~c
the republic.
roETU GAL NOT AFRAID OF TIE RErrBLlc.
LISBON, Feb. 1.-THE government orgar 81
officially deny that there j. any movement ri
Portugal for The establishment "a a republic
sTRIKiNG MIXERS GONE To WORK.
LONDON, Feb. E-6 a. m.-FOur thouSar
miners have resumed work IN Wales. Co
Bernstorff passed a sleepless night. DispafcI
from San Fernando reIort that the steam,
MurillO has been released and suffered a.
part.
an oFFER FoR CuBA REFUsED.
A special dispatch from Paris % the y :
Tsiegrofh says France will compel Spain o. .
Cuba, aud that the United States offered tvs .-
ty-fve hundred millions OF francs, payai,. g
two years, but Spain refused.
THE CARNIVAL N ROME.
ROME, Feb. id.-The carnival was brilliar y
inaugurated ina this city. The streets are o. .
with crowds of pleasurc-seckers.
CAILIsTs EXPELLED Prom FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb. i6.-Some Cariist refugee 70
Nantes removed the cross OF Sway from IN --
cutcheOn of the Italian consul in that rI.t.
They were arrested and subsequently eNpeli, .
IMPROVEMENT oF ANTWERP.
ANTwFRP. Feb. is.-The common council
Antwerp have voted sio,o00,Ocs 60 enlarge a.
docks and construct piers.
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NEW YORK NOTES.
THE NEW cIry cHARrER.

Ihf NEW CITY CHARTER.
INV YORK. Feb. n. The new city chalfsr,
a. amended, which will probably pass tia D. go
lature this week and Is 20 become a law upon -
passage, viii remove every present head 81 d.
partment and create other changes OF a sWe,.n-
ing character heretofore reported. The board
of assistant aldermen il dispensed with an the
police commissioners are shorn of = greai deal
Of their power, but the superintendent OF police
has his powers enlarged.
ENED.
large number Of notices have been received
in this city by merchants in the Cuban trade.
which are supposed "a have been ANONYMOUSLY
emitted by Spanish volunteers Of Ha-
Nana, containing mcnaces against any
interference on the slavery question i'm Cuba
The merchants here in the Cuban trade shortly
expect 20 hear Of a revolution IN Havana aud
Cuba generally.
Spanier's enamelled cloth factory in Newark
was burned yesterday. Loss sI5.oco. Several
fremen were injured by falling walls, but none
fatally.
FIFTEEN YEARS IN STATE PRISON.
John Davis. who was convicted of murder in
the second degree for killing James DOnillon,
i'm Jersey City, was this morning sentenced 10
fifteen years in the state prison.
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0Oeoetv.

On Saturday afternoon the time allotted for
receiving calls was ali too short for the number
OF places where there were attractions. Every
one wished TO 60 to the white House, and after
once getting there 1t was 90 agreeable that five
O'Clock came before the other calls were COM
nienced. The President and Mrs. Grant had 10
many lovely young ladies to assist at the recep-
ton that 1t can certainly be voted the most
successful one of the season. Mrs. Senator Cole
assisted Mrs. Grant. Miss Grant had several
aids. Miss Cole, Miss Murphy. Miss Lucy
Morthington, and Miss Potter. daughter of the
Hon. Clarion Potter, were the young ladies
who enjoyed this mark of distinction. There
were many beautiful blooming plants placed
about the hall and parlors In one place there
was large bush of pink azaleas all in full
bloom; In another q bash covered with
white blossoms. On the piano, in the red
sing their perfume through tie room, and
each enc PASSED and admired their beauty.
The ladies who were receiving were ehaSmingiy
dressed. Mrs. Grant wore black velvet with
black Brussels lace; Mrs Cole wore blue silk,
with white lace; Miss Grants dress was pearl
eolored silk, with facinss and trimmings Of pink
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hisled te bark i0g associations Organlke-l OF 20
be of-a0ized IN thoSe ~fstss anu territories
which have less than thew rrcicrtion aRlor q
pottonmcnt OF the nalouai bank circula-
uon based upon the eeilSsSs % iS.0 IN accof snce
with the provisions OF the act OF March .. 1855.
The additional circulation IL 90 De- securtd ~
the deposit Of bonds with the Treasurer on tie
United States.
on this motion the vote waS-yeas f2i. nave
g. Not two-thiris voting in the hRrmstlve. a
was not agreed To.
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Bismarck-s Aickness Gaused DIV Poi =
SOs>R6 Letter.

CURIOUS STORY BY WAY OF ST. LOFTS.
ST. Louis. Feb. 1.-THE DeAsOorat to-day will
publish am extract from a private letter from
Berlin, which SAYS that the report is quite
prevalent that Bismarck's continued in
disposition is owing 10 the number of
poisoned letters which he has received.
He Is 80 troubled with dizziness that ne
scarcely leaves the house, and his wife,
who always reads the correspondence with him
u suffering from an unaccountable feebleneSs.
winter ON this account and neither Bismarck
nor his wife have partici psted IN the court fes-
Invites at all,
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AS Brother Harlan objects TO our quoting from
the New York Tribune upon his case IL Is but
lair 10 give him the benefit of what papers OF
undoubted republican orthodoxy say ofthe mat
ter-the New York T,saes, for instance, as fol-
lows:
"Mr. Harlan remembers that he received a
5000 check from Dursnt, and that IL was used
under his own control I'm the legitimate eSaenses
OF the election. But unfortunately his reeoliec
ton OF the details in regard TO the distrihnfio,
OF the money has failed him absolutely. Hecsn.
not tell who got any Of IT, or who attended, 10 he
distribution Of IL, or whether il was disfrihp,..S
rom W ashington, or whether he Received H..
money actually himself when IL was cashed' on
whether friend who took IL 10 pei hi cssh,.,,
handed the proceeds to another friend Who wSss
win MIN In New York at the time. Nor I'M tia
latter case can he tell the name of the friend ~
wnom u was handed, nor whether the fr,en,I
brought the money TO Washington. In short he
aoes not enable the committee TO trace one dol
al OF u. HIS unfortunate forgetfulness has
helped TO strengthen rumors that are afSost of
impending revelations showing that he receiyed
the money for his own purposes. and did NOT me-
IL for the canvass at al. This charge is freelv
made, and unless some friends Of Mr.. Harlan
come forward with better recollection than RE
own, he must suffer under suspicious that opchf
not to rest on him II the money was hopestlv an
piled 10 his election expenses, e he ststes In
general terms"
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Got Their Deserts.

PHTIADELPHIA, Feb. E.-Iiner and kaas,
convicted Of maintaining a gambling house,
were sentenced this morning by Judge Allison
TO pay a fine of SEQ each and two wears and ii
months Imprisonment in the Eastern peniten-
tiary. Marks and o'Brien received the same
sentence for a similar offence
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Sudden lAonaaa

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA. r. Dao Santos
music teacher, of Wilmington. Delaware. fell
at Sd and Spruce streets last night and died
soon after at the station-hOuse, where lac was
conveyed by the police.
There was no rise i'm the SusQuehanna river
at Columbia, Pa, last night.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. E.-At Williamsport
the Susquehanns is low. IL fell yesterday. At
Chickies six inches of snow fell. The river rose
9inches. The ice is unmoved. At Port Deposit
the river rose eight Inches and is still rising
The weather is clear and mild. At Harrisburg
there is no rise.
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GENERAL HORACE PORTER arrived here yes
terdsy morning from the south, and LEFT at p.
m. to-day for Philadelphia. The general ap-
pears to be in excellent health.
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No MORE DCuBLE PosTAGE.-The Attorney
General las given his opinion that letters not
fully PREPAID at the time of mailing should not
be Charged with double the deficient postage,
ont only with the actual balance not prepaid.
immediately upon the receipt of the opinion,
the Postmaster General gave directions that
the Post Office Department should conform
therewifn,
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NAVAL CHANGEs.-First Assistant Engineer
James II. Chasmaa ordered 10 special duty at
New York: First Assistant Engineer J. j. Barry
detached from the navy-yard at New York and
ordered to the .Juniata.
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Death Of n PrOmiment New Jersey Re.
DubIic0m.

CAMDEN, Feb. E.-Dr. Isaac =. Mulford,
aged 90, died this morning. He was a leading
citizen and founder Of the republican party ia
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= SECRETARY FISH was before the House COM
mittpe on appropriations this morning and
urged an appropriation of SIPS 600 to complete
the survey OF the northern boundary between
the United States and British possessions. The
committee agreed to report in favor of the ap-
preparation. No action was taken on Mr. Ed
mund's amendment in reference to Pacific rail-
road interest. 1t will probably be settled to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

Mr.. PEsHINE SMITH, adviser on international
law to the japanese government, has renowned
his nationality as a citizen of the United States
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WARRINGTON THEArER CoNfIQUE.
w eleventh street, south Pennsylvania avenue :.

w eleventh street, south Pennsylvania ayenueD
GREAT ASTRAL COMBINATION.
EucartIger- q The isfHgHi- he'd View York Comic
Sn,rsr EIlLY FASTER,
EIiIY PASTES, BILLY FASTER!
Ths R.autifaI Ssrisi-t Niuic vocalist,
CARRIE AVERY
The Great English athlete.
NtCTUSELLI BROTHERS,
The Celebrated DrI-ch Comedian,
eco. : KNIGHT.
tn" C-eat Ee-sa'e = e Dancer. n ITTl LE ROY.
Great lrish Vocalist, Mr.. PAT RodSEI TIE
popular song and Dance Men, GeSS MD EeS-
Tho thdumoE DaIseu-es- DODf lSSFREIIA.
ALLIE CHAPMAS. The a. er,,- .,..1a,acter Dan
ser-. CT PETERS, N LIE ANNET.rA, Our trio
Of Great CoInaCiians-I'iC n FARMER OrT0 Bu e
FANk =. JEAN RtEkLEI. New Sketches hy
JAMES DOUGLAS ard ANANDh LEE.
OUR CAPITAL BALLET TEOUPE-N1le An
METZ a. Dosiy Zaufreita. Sdllie Chapman, Emma
Mars Emily Smith, Fanpie May, Sillie Wesner,
hose Celeste. Julia Bennett, An9ie Dcnnellv, sc.
THE FLON ER GIEIsS OF PARIS
FetruaTy Nv ASH iSGTSN'S BIErHOAY-A
Grand AlleCoTicdi National fabiesn' \ Grand
- eru- Of Ise -fTferb voices ~ the NATIONAL An
FUENi FRIDAY. FehFHa-y S1-t;rand Benefit TO
y r:uElln Fire Nompauv. M. = Matinee every
''EDNESpAf and SATU RBAY. III
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THE RAPIDITY ANDEA sE WITH WHICH

are removed aud the feet relic yei, ailing: from
bnnton-. Bad Nails. &C al DR.. WHITES E-tsb-
eht, zoe 18th street, OppO t< the Treasury, l.
Iuts uprising 10 persons ErcCustomed 10 hi-
nethel ~ operating, acey different from
the Old practice OF tearing .@he ingrowing
nail, or anCng deep into the bun, in dstre..ngly
painful method, and one which on tired thu sufsTsy
to go sh3eiess and ssmetimes CT s,-s, for weeks
least 90 make il far les- pleasant n.fu, but DR.
Whites operations are frequently DO cue by children
without Complaint; there il little ~ pain, no los,
q time and II none bun suitable shoe be worn. the
Treatment, even in extreme cases, Sc-s perfect
eurei though the feet being used Usntiy COrns
are liable 10 come occasionally with va the best
hitting shoes, and industrious persons 1Hk there
economy OF time, comfort, and health Ia an occa-
ssosst Nsr 70 the ChiropO1ist and IL IL w1i-knOwn
sset thst thoessns % persons, many Of them those
mo-t nonored IN public and private life, from
Tar and Dear 10 visit Br. Whites Establs hnent, 20
20 refer. fer
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Social EVIL LAws--A number Of promi-
nent ladies held meeting in 81. Louis on Sat
urday and adopted y memorial asking the citv
council to repeal an social evfi laws now Il,
force, and to expunge any provision relating
thereto which may be contained i'm the new
charter now nder consideration.
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HEADsToSEs FOR NATIONAL CENETERIEs.-
1t is probable that the appropriation made for
the purchase of headstones for national cemete-
ries will be increased this session, and the selec-
ton OF them to be left to the Secretary OF War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

VICE PRESIDENT COLFAx offers for sale his
residence on Lafayette square IN this city.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s525, 421.5).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

~Joe Harnity, of ST. Louis, was hoisted ont
of the world by the hind heels OF his prancine
charger.
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y Essad Pacha late Turkish minister Of var
mas been appointed grand vizier OF Turkey.
- The government OF Portugal contemplated
frontier.
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81 HI LITTLE AUGUSTUS BoY who left hand
opinion that while alum curd will DO for 80 /,
eyes, VIII not remove the remorse which brlr,ss
In the merry track OF the parental slipper. lie in
now an inmate Of the family hoenifIL -
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ASoTHxR MoRMoN ExoDrs MoorEn-Tbe
Of the probability Of decisive Concrs.sions, seN
Ton against their peculiar institution. 4 heco,,,
ing daily more manifest. Already \ renoxs,
rom tan 70 discussed. and it IL infimafed ira /.
nesousuone nave been renewed for the exclr-
sse possessions Of one Of the Sandwich Islanss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

THk SECOND TRIAL Of Jesse w. upp.r-re-
charged with the murder Of his aged aunt. ars.
Amelia Wheat, ON the 9Th OF August La s,iii
begin In the Baltimore city criminal eor,rs
to-day. ----4 ~. .l e. =. -
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BALLS, &c.

THE FIRST GRAN EALL
HEBER TENT, No 10. I o.oE REcHABITES,
Will De give ar e1
FORREST HALL. GEO RGlsToWN, d. c., -
TUESDAY ENENIN y lFeb. lie. ls7S. ~
The committee will spare M effort TO make tfeA
ths the ball If the I-cl cts admitting g-B-
tleman and ladies, eli 10 be- hid Of ans meEber #
the Tent. fB-S
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No FLOOD IN THE OHIO.-The telegraphic re-
port in this mornings papers Of a flood at Ch,-
cinnati is sensational. The signal Office reports
that the Ohio river at Cincinnati had risen at 8
o'clock this a.. IN. four feet since 3 p. IN. yestcr-
day; the total depth of water in the channel
being 81 feet inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

Mr.. WENDELL PHILLIPS left Washington to-
day to fulfill a lecture engagement in Whining
ton, Delaware, this evening. While in the city
he was the guest OF Senator Sumner On Satur-
day evening he attended a social gathering at
the residence of Mr.. George II. Downing on
east Capitol street, ut which there were present
Vice President elect Wilson, Gov. Pinchback,
several members Of Congress, and about twenty
five other gentlemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

The POMEROY INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
Senator Frelinghuysen chairman, met this
morning in secret session, and after brief con
snltatiOn took recess until p. IN. to-day wher
the public examination OF witnesses will com
mence. York, Bacon, Simpson, and johnson
witnesses against Pomeroy, are here to give
their testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

TREASURY PRoNOTIONs.-The following pro
motions have been made in the Office of the First
Controller of the Treasury: To fourth class,
Henry b. Bennett; to third class, w. f. Kin
,lriek, VI. Wordsworth, Isaac Lynch, Frank
Bartlett; to second class, III. v. BartOl, W. H.
Nessie. L. Y. Gilpin. III. Il. Kluckhum.
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CANNEL CoAL.-The Charlottesville. Va.
Raslight company have made arraneements.
since the completion of the CHESAPEAKE and
Ohio railroad, to use camel coal from the west.
by which they viii be enabled to furnish eas at
IS per thousand feet, instead Of IS per thousand.
m koref0fOrp.
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PROFESSOR HnYARp, of the United States
coast survey. one of the commissioners ap-
pointed by the President to make an assay of
the reserved coin i'm the United States mint, has
Just returned from Philadelphia, and reports
the quality of the coin to be up the standard re-
quired by law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

THERE WERE FEW VISITORS at the White
House this morning, the President receiving M
one after II m. Among those who saw the Pre-
sident were Secretaries Boutwell, and Delano
ami Assistant Secretary COwen, Senators Ames
Nye, Spencer and Hill, Representatives Buck
lev and Lynch.
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PERsoNAL.-Mrs. T. 3. II. Stehhouse, of Salt
Lake City, accompanied by her husband, (lately
prominent pillar in the Mormon Church J
arrived at the Ebbitt House this morning. This
well-infOrmed lady lectures on Polygamy in
Utah" at Lincoln Hall, on Thursday evening.
This event is the subject Of comment over the
city, and a crowded audience will undoubtedly
occupy Lincoln Hall on that interesting occa-
sion 80. \. b. Judd, Collector of the port of
Chicago. is in town.
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4 INCOIN HALL.

CHbRl : OF NINETEEN COLORED Va
CAII>T> will again favor fh~ rHilic with
TWO CONCERTS.
On TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
OF THE PRESENT NEEE.
The grand old Melodies e the Plantation and Cabin
will he ndered with force and effect peculiar only
Ia this cla-- u singaT~
Ticket for reserve. seats can he Obtained al IL
iaBtyne : Book store. i2~ 7th street. Tickets. >
cents. III
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GRAND CONCERT
NJ For the bspei It
THE CHOIR OF THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
CHURCH,
C1TueT I0.h and G. streets,
TT ESDA1 EVENING. Feb. 18th, = o'clock p. IN.
w - II At B
The Choir will be assisted by members Of the Phil
harmonic Society and ether DISTINGUISHED yocaliSt.
Tickets 81 For sale at Ballantynes. 42- 7th
M
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BILLS APPEovED.-The President has ap-
proved the following acts of Congress An act
making appropriations for the current and con-
tngent expenses of the Indian department. and
for fnlhlling treaty stipulations with various
Indian tribes, for the year ending June 3Oth
Isl, and for other purposes; an act to authorize
the trustees of the Presbyterian congregation OF
Georgetown TO dispose of real estate; an act
Prohibiting gift enterprises in the District OF
Columbia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22
late. Hour. Baro. Their. Wind.

IT is a well known fact that Dyspepsia
and Indigestion are the causes of nearly
all the diseases that the human body is
heir to; then why. pay enormous doctor
bills2 BY using DR.. Henley's celebrated
| y L Bitters they can be thoroughly
eradicated from the system and new life
impaired to the sufferer. Read adver.
tsement in another column.
II. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, and
Commissioner of Deeds for California
and Utah. General business and real es-
tate agent. Collections made at reasona-
Die rates and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Office: Next door to the Postoffice, La.
cour street, Phoebe, Nevada.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in another
column of the Brooks Sewing Machine
Co., of New York they advertise, what is
indeed a valuable invention, first-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
JESSE BEENE has again opened business
in the store jointly occupied by himself
and Mr.. Cavalier, the well-known stock
broker on Main street. His complete
stock Of drugs, medicines, chemicals,
etc, are entirely new. Prices always
moderate. Give him a call.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS. During my
absence land Office business connected
with lands in Southeastern Nevada, both
United States and State, will be attended
to by Joseph c. Henderson, at the Office
Of the County Recorder.
II. N. MAGuIRE.
On Sunday next, June 22d, s. c.
Barnes will have for sale at Boone &
Dolmans corral, forty head of fine sad
die and buggy horses. This is the last
chance. All that are not sold will bt
sent away to ranch. je21-3t-
JEwELEY. = VIM. Manning has re,
moved his jewellery store to opposite
Meadow Valley street. His stock Of
Jewelry is large, and prices reasonable
ANEW circulating library, imported ci
Bars, tobacco, stationery and CONNECTIONS
cry at ]. Levin & Co. s, opposite Hamil
tons saloon, Main street.
WILSON L SOLOMON, dealers in cigar,
and stationery, at Fulks & McAlpin's
Collecting done by W. r. Wilson.
PIONEER News DEpoT, Main street--C
Wiederhold.
90 TO Alexanders' for your drugs.