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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-25
Newark silver Mining Company.

NtWNFk SIfNer WIn1nE COmpa any.
Location of Works, Ely Mining District Lincoln
County, State Of Neyada.--Notice is hereby
given that at a meeting Of the Board OF Trustees,
held on the goth day OF January 1873, an as
sessment NO. 81 Of Fifty Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately in United States goli
coin, to the Secretary, at the Office of the com.
pany, Room No. 10, No. 40l California street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday, the eth day Of
March, A. d. 1873, will be delinquent, and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is made before, will he sold on
Wednesday, the ID day of April, A. D. 1873.
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses of sale
DAVID 7. BAGLEY, Secretary.
Office Room No. 10. No. 4Ol California street,
San Francisco, California. f7-td
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A5sfssmrnt AGtiffs.
La Paz Mining comp,,,,--

La Paz Mining Companv.I,
OF Works, Ely Mining District. Lincn,r zion
", Nefada.-Notice lie hereby given IT, ooui'-
meeting OF the Board of Trustees of ss ii'' al
pany, held on the Twei.tieth day of Jann. o.i'
1875, an assessment of tlFIY CENTS ~ unaiy,
was levied upon the capital stock of a. slaie
pany, payable Immediately, in United g.. I'M
gold coin, to the Secretary, Of said eo,nn. n-'es
the ONCE sad company, Room No. 7, No a, AZ
oa,,iorh,a street, san francisco, California,
Any stock upon which said assessment -,
remain unpaid on Friday, the Invent sh.n
day OF February, 1873 shall be deemsi e isiih
quent, and will be duly advertised for s uehl.
pubic auction, and unless payment sba al1 at ~
made before, will be sold on Tuesdnr oc
Twenty-ffth day of March, 1873, to nav r. .he
i1nquent assessment, together with costs ue
advertising and expenses of sale. ''s Vi
By order OF the Board of Trustees
u. b. MINOR Secretary
San Francisco, California. i.o seu re,
Washington and Creole Min;r,.
comprehension of Works, Ely Mining nisi
tr1ct, Lincoln County. State of Nevada -, Dis-
is hereby given that at meeting of H. pDis,
OF Directors, held on the ed day Of Jsnrsr.'
1913, an assessment NE. y of FIFTY CTNlsS,
per share was levied upon the capital stoct 20
the corporation, payable Immediately, in Tpi,,d
States gold and silver coin, to the Secre,ar, -.
the Once OF the company, Room 49, New H.
chant Exchange, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shan
remain unpaid on the 9th day of Mnr,h
1873, shall be deemed delinquent. and sdya,'
tised for sale at public auction, and miles,
payment shall be made before, will be sold ~,
the 3D. day Of April, 1873, to pay the dsii INV
qnent assessment. together with costs Of ad.
vertising and expenses of sale 1N'
by order of the Board of Directors.
FRANK d. CLEARY, Secr.+orv
Office: Room 10 New Merchants Exchange ~,
fornia street, San Francisco, California
. ja2S-td
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES,
DR.. GIBBONS D|SPENSARY,

MO. G23 KEARNY STREET, COR.
~ SER Commercial, San Francisco.
Private entrance on Commercial street
Established in 1854. for the treatment
of Sexual and Seminal Disease. such
as EnnnrnlhDn GlnoA SA..-.4....1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
FINE BOOKS AT AUCTION.

The sale of a superb collection of fine art
and illustrated books begun. last evlning, by the
Messrs Leavitt Clinton Hall salesToOm. The at
tendance moderate and consisted for the most part
Of dealers One hundred and hftythres works dis
posed Of generally fair prices. Among the sales
the following;
Teunysons IdF Of the Eisg Illustrated ~ bore. artists proofs
vols S19 vol The Dsrsu Gallery ming
iZ3 proofs old Impressions S95 Orleans Gallery" 81
enrravugs HogArths WORKS. rom the
bv Heath 6 $50 SOC HOughon GALLERY
vo voL New Tests.en with Illustrations copied from
Of 18th and 18th with
So Legend 0f 81. Ursula Nth IS illuminated
miniatures In MedeTr. Mssl stvis. s35i Drawings
from IA Mls,eri' Lord ParRha 0son 80; Roberts,
Ho.r Land 3s liumeA Arabia vols rs plates t55 per
Engraved Augsburg l1053. go DsnSbys
taogs Of Rsmbsndts Asnieh Gallery" 2o< stho
graphs f62 20 vol BngrsEing
rom WORKS Of Sir JOSIAH Rrynois" 200
proof India paper vols IS
Gallery zoo o. pctgre. bAs
reef vols $40 vel The D-sdei snes Of Photo
grapLG The Pans and BuvroHs 4 all SIS Gsery %
The od Flemish MsEseu- 500; Pranes sort
Antiquities ke- vols $50 vol Lives Of hs saints
81 nj god and coors sac and Boydell
Isllery, lOGlsrge plates rOs IN one, 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
HTERHIH0SAL C0UREE5IES.


GIFTS TO TIE GENEVA ARBTTRATOIS.
The silver sets made 20 the order of the State
Department be presented 10 the Geneva Arbitrator
viii be exhibition this morning at Tiffany IN Union
There three sets. all alike, comprising i've
pieces Punch-bow pair Of wineeOOlers. and pair
OF candelabnIms. They all manufactured Of solid
sterling silver. very richly carved and chased and lin
ished the style known satin finish and parcel gd
ing The punch-bowl Is IN elegant piece OF workman
ship being ornamented either side by satyrs heads
while surrounds the edge. representing vine
bearing fruit The base four feet surmOnnted
by lions heads and the upper portion Of the base is
namented with musical Instruments. The wineGOOer
bears on It's sides female igures in relief repre-
senting Commerce end Agriculture. The Candida
bruins consist Of female figure supporting y
branches above her head. each OF which holds a
light The base Is similar 70 that OF the punch bowl
though smaller and all the borders and slight ornaments
are alike Upon the side the punchbows engraved
the inscriptions which identical with the exception
Of the names reading follows THE United States of
America to COun, Frederick 5copis, the arbitrator
named bJ His Majesty the King OF Italy, under the nro
states and Her Britannia Majesty concluded at wash
ingoa MAY g. 151 mark Of their appreciation Il the
dignity. learning ability and ippartiality With winch
he discharged his arduous duties at Geneva" Ths
other srbitrators Mr.. 5aempai Of the Swiss Con
federation, and vcomte dItaJuba, appointed BY the
Empsror of Brazil.
One Of she ses shipped 70 the Hon Hamilton Fish,
who returned II with a note which he expressed his
satisfaction with the design and execution Of thevsra
pieces. Each OF these sets Ia put up IN pla-o chost
made Of mahogany, bound with heavy bronze mOUntings
and lined with green silk velvet The gts vii -
exhibition until April :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

levees of the Mississippi River. This grsas work is
one which has the active sympathy of the entire
Southern people, and has been before Congress for
heavy appropriations for many years. report
from this Committee the subject exclusively its
province viii probably be made by Mr. Alcorn of
Mississippi at the next session. Within few years
army engineers have examined the work and reported
to the proper departments condition and the proba
bic amount of money il would require to place the
levees IN suitable repair. The amount estimated
was SS.O0O.OOO, but the Southern people claim that
oy placing the work in thorough repair large part of
tins amount may be saved to the people every year.
The facts already before Congress show the levees
TO be in wretched condition, but whether Congress
VIII be willing To incur the immense expense neces-
sary TO repair and complete them is question which
cannot now be answered.
On the 10Th inst. on motion of Senator Conkling,
a resolution was passed instructing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire. during the recess. into the
old Central Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad
controversy in Kansas, which has been before Con-
gress session after session for several years, and
which involves the ownership of considerable land
This question, although of much importance to
Kansas, cannot require much discussion.
The Committee on the Revision of the Laws Of
which Mr.. Conkling is Chairman, is also allowed to
sit during the The work requiring the atten
ton of this Committee is of the most important and
necessary character. For several years past a Com
mission for the Revision of the Laws of the United
States has been in session in this CITY, and their
work is so far advanced to require the attention
OF Mr. COnkling's Committee. The statutes have
been arranged, classified and revised to such an
tent that they will require not more than tenth Of
the space in law books now taken up and although
the work is not yet finished it is far along as to
promise a speedy conclusion. The duty of the Com
mittee is to look over compare and supervise the
work, preparatory to reporting in favor of the re-
enactment Of the cOdiication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
THE KENSBTT Art SAFE.

The third Installment Of the Kensett Coilec-
ton Of Paintings, comprising los IN all vas disposed
o. last evening" by r. 5omerye auctoneer at Assoca-
TOP Hall With peasanter weather and more expen-
sve OF works than the nigbt before large al
tendance drawn and bstter prices were realized
The Bidding throughout active and on some OF the
desirable pieces competition was very lively The
most noticeable safe that Of the piece entitled
Amsag the Rocks. the offers ON which ran rapidly up
80 S5Oa when the strife for lis possession
was narrowed two bidders who by jumps Of $50
at a time pushed the price AMID the applause OF the
audience. up TO sl7Oe when it Knocked down 10 d.
huntington Below viii be found the iu list Of paint
ings sold Sith Of purchaser size, price and value
OF fTlme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

WASHINGTON March 26.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to-day
Ots Clam 10 be Collector OF Internal Revenue Tor the
with District Of Massachusetts.
pos,,aast1rs-Iohn b. smith, al Dover. Penn: William
g stewart at Tallahassee Fla, E. t. Fuller at Taunton
NJ sfenben ri Brown at WOOnsOcket Falls 4. L: l. j.
Ames Al Nj Morris y. Y: Thomas Carroll al smyrna
Del: II p. Cleveland. AZ sheibsN llIe' Aenn'. n ~
shafier, at Canton, ONO
COMBINATIONS BY TIE SENATE.
The senate IN Executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations:
Cheney r Prouty, Collector Of Customs, Saluria,
TeYas. John A. Campbell. Governor Of wyoming Terri
tory John RSe MSIsss FOR Si the psiret Of Della
ware C. L. c. Cass, Receiver oil Puoile Mohe5' '@0ASo
Michigan. m. az. C,sun Iv,b Ms
tct ~ Massachusetts Alouzo B. Carroll Id District OF
Nissouri. lanes T. Hayden, Washington IerTilOryi
p-onF Wb,te With District OF INDIANA b. b. bssIes-
ION I'D DISTRICT of Mississippi Adam harrs Va
District OF North Carolina H. ~ iayiOr llIu DlS''l
OF le1as' land Oneer.-James R. LAfery, Receiver,
r,arSanele Ark John NJ. Farland. Receiver Detroii'
Mn. Lanes A. SOmmeryllle Receiver MopiIei AA'i
LANES A shriChley, Register, Dardanele, ATE; An.
Tldian AOentsGeorre " INGALLS, OF Limos Af Lam
for Inc Piute Indians SOUTHEAST Neva1a 40 e.
nond OF New.Jersey, Agent TOT tne ColoIauo 49, To-
XCencv Arizona j. A. Tonner, superintendent Vi Ap'
uiHn Thomas Carroll, Smyrna Dels Lemuei
I, gchmson Cambridge Ind. Edwin A: CllnOEa ESans
tr m. cyrus Hall, Shebyyllle, III; James n PAT
well Litchheld Ill; Mrs. mary r. bSAe1 Tindie ~
Csia3 Constantine. Mich Lemnel Dne.e' Ia, r.
NH. EZra b. Barnett, Norwich n Il NnsN 80
LII Iowa. Perry r Wilson, Putnam, Conn. 1h9l'ts
Wood FranKln. Ind; James . Lnnef si'r r IN
y 49, Hszzard p Cleveland, Shelbyvihe Ieuh'i "a
N Sbaftev Canton. Ohio; VIM u: stewart 81 -
FioTida. John p smith. Dover Deli StepAeh H. 0"
WOonsOcket Fails, K l. 49,, .....,, nj, -.
Ahopt "a OF the nominations were unacte" upoh VI 10
lse'eo' ITO, ,,agp I,roo,,a'ag' 80 Third Pag'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

tbs work for $1,000 q year Bostus Fleig. for FOOo
Charles Watson for $1,000; Mark Readon. for sen per
month L. l.. Keeney. for s4oS per mooth. Edward
Clark offered paw the city $500 for the privilege
Of removing this DIAL and Daniel Gallagher Offered 10
pay the city 500 year.
Alderman Ropes moved that the contract be awarded
70 Mr. Clark as he was known a. responsible man. had
good suretes and witba offered 70 pay the city $500
year There was good reason. IN his Judgment WhN
the city should pay $40 day 10 contractor
who only half performed the work. Aldermen Mcfber-
OReilY and Douglas ut once opposed thls ana an
angry ensued which personalities were Freely
used. motion carried 10 reject all the nds ana
rr-adyertise for proposals. Aldermen Hopes Ihd
kieer Opp0nlDg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

cnARtsrou c. March q Arrived, "e-nn~hp oh'nP"" h"~
yev a. f.-..,.
- sVotts tss hs--"s-~
SsIs1 ars sthor.l Brnss~ict Olsns 'Fst so '@ss
Iivrrpos s. Lee sisphgn o. hsf sh' " - ~
Psrnaudina R,chssi NssBfmas Tor SrunsfeA
FOREGN PORTS.
Has,. March ?, sailed s,smshp II Msros f-~eTs NJ
y-1ors "a ssss.a Arrived steamship ty d A7- -F
nt r-lu Vera ruy. New forE sal o % ssilf ca
DTSASTEIS.
osr0v Mas 16fhs Qoesn NJ te'ft' sn1F ~
elt.. March D 10 ~ org % 'eh 10 sth b. ~ sf1'u.
u - John \ UssSur ~atsf-oygef SO heNs3 ST' -
Feb 49, Tue Qas-pui fiesra -oa % 90 aN-
snl ~ .ls I.rl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyFtCK oy THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPYflKR,
WASHINGTON ID c. Thursday, March n. 1851 IN.
Sunopsla for ne past iteenly four honrs.

OfFfCK OF CHIEF SIGNAL OPYfoER
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Thursday, March n. 1871 D IN
synopsis for The past itreHty fotr h0rra
The area of lowest barometer that was
Tuesday night over Ohio. moved nOrtheastwsrd tc
the Maine. Brisk northeast winds with ram
and snow backing northwest, with CLOUDY Weatbe-
have prevailed over New England and New forx :;
cloudy or clearing weather, with brisk west
erly winds are reported from the scgthern DOr-
ton OF the Middle States. and north west
winds, with clear weather, from the South Atlantic
states and Ohio Valley. The temperature sOnanues
0ue low over the lakes and thence 10 The Ohio valley
and the middle and Atlantic coasts, IL IA Ow nut
rising the Missouri Valley ana tho extreme north
west Falling barometer. with rising temperature and
cloudy and rainy weather apparently prevail very gen
orally from Dakota westward 70 the Pacinc.
ProbabilitisE
For Thursday throughout the SOuta and Hiddr ian
liz States rlSing barometer north aid re9 UHdS ana
o,ar or CLEARING heather brisk rsndS continue Dl
So1Idv buf clearing psather NsSRnQdnd and Dor
lions Of The Middle Aldnfic states the area OF hiShest
measure extend the Ohio Valley ana eastward Win
Generally light winds and clear, cold weather sOnthery
winds with clear weather and rising temperature extend
over Gulf States west OF ALABAMA during Ihurshay
afternoon falling barometer
southery winds and cloudy weather viii prevail rom
Kansas 10 Lake Superior and Westward preceding
storm in Dakota CAutlOnAry signals continue AZ
baltimore, Cape May. Now-IOIk. New-Haven, New
London, Woods Hole. Boston, aud Portland, Ne Iney
will be displayed at the lake stations from ana ai'er
April l. . =,
The signal Office, at ASS p. m yesterday, reported
heavy rain Boston. Mount Washington, and Quebec
hight rain New-LOndon ana Portland heavy snow at
Oswego. Rochester Saugcen, Port STANLEY, Alngston
Toronto and Cleveland light snow at Port Dover Pts
lngton and Montreal
AZ II o'clock r. IN the report was "a follows Heavy
snow at Rochester. Montreal, and quebec ana aga.
suow at OswegO Buffalo. Cleveland. aud Port Dover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
, coroPEp REPUBLICAN MEETING AT Me-"
- ORLEANS.

Nrw-ORIEANs, March 26.-A large meeting
- ,-o,nn.n, coored Republicans was held last high, al
S. James, chapel ADOPTED series Of resolutions 'ne
rst second and uhrd which ndorSe Judge pu T,
=, TT ~ Pechvitb Billings Senator Morton The heN
orleans R,publioan the Kellogg state Government anu
compliments President Grant for his deVo'lon -
liean principles. The following WAS A4'o o.. n
80 ", Ar. o.,p, psBed failure 70 seesrs 20 se ~ ~ .,s
N. ss,t n h. Tpisee states sersts 70 When hs "a ,s
elected b, ne Getsra Assemble judicial tribunal q The
ssS ,.neuobsi BY Federal Iooi.' =, ttss Presi
dut. and should injustice be psfpe. ,syglsot 90
& 800 ~ s pow.tpI sae progressive Influences now 70 ope
uo by hs opponents Rspubcsnsm 90 the oei p,rg
ssu 81 toe people 70 NC Cossress
10 Toe futufe The exclusion BY ne - ,.e,rri7sd
sesrsrot 9f Gov PiBebaeE snd Hon John s so tom
he RepubEeah aud it noted elentu o. - al AL
CONSULTATION dispensing Federal pairogsgs iu s, I'D rnors
10 shicb caui for unqualified ooso, N0''
shae aez01,afstss .tAl 0sstdeace ns0i.fcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

assure OF tsen good viii [ sm, sr.. very truly
yours. II. L. JAMES.
Ouslomhctse. Ssy- Y7rt Collectors Ofo,. March %.
1873.
lfHE TRIBUsE's statements were not made in this
case without careful inquiry. We take pleasure in
printing the above; but such lsts we're prepared,
snd though Mr. James. a. he says knew nothing Of
them, ALL the snbsoriptinns 90 On.-El
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

Mr.. G. Harry West of Charleston, S. c.. is
reported representing himself as an authorized cor
respondent Of The TRIBUNE and claiming free passes
from railroads and steamboat lines in consequence He
has no authority represent THE TRnGsE. and cor
respondent OF TaE TRIBUNE authorized - claim
nassps M steaunl,oats or railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
nnnoKIrN orrAL CONTRACTS.

TIE Brooklyn Board of Health met, last
evening ia the Common Council Chamber Tor the pur
pose OF considering the proposals. received TOR the re-
moval Of oiIal The bids received we're As follows
usJrse &, swift, son VI FgauE swift proposes 70 ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
.,,. .r,.r,woyIAL TO MR.. JAMES.

pa me Editor Of rhs Tribune
SIR: / see in this mornings laioUN I'M. an
tb. - the hrst nave heard OF The matter
ga M, require no testimonial from 'ov "~'''Ate' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
t,ATTIR NARKETS

CsfcAao l6.-Receipil, day-CAuie bog.
.hep 200 Little doing ssias = storm ard ghi
.rLK luiet Sn sales
the principal buye 4aoAons At % 500 ut Is tor
- 20 choice
o. 5SG So aeeEers ~ j00s3 and lots
Ho8s steady aud arm cora ct "a soS IS 10 O fair
- t39S3 Is, good 20 choice grades
quiet pnei yearly nominal according
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

japan has 4 larger population than ths
United kingdom 81 Great BRIAN sDd ireland. II 80
can BH,n more Of manu- ictufrs INTO ne 5O1n
nv i.nng,lte Of sIe fairbanks scales. shall 1nd .
great market Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

DOMESTIC MARKgTS

NEv)zLr,vs March L6Rlour iu 80 Is fos Dosbis
% 0A Corn lower o0162c. O1ts sold
Brn-suppY 5c Hay dali md lowet sz3SsA o
Prime Pors quiet held IT. Dry Sated deAts sold f1
Shoaeta Clear RIB STE Cesr Sides. Bacon dull
Tor shoulders; Die Tor Clear Rib Sides DC for Clear Sides Hams
Paoksn ste Res1ed
leg gi90c dull At Sac for IsferC T. Tor good Common
unchanged Coffee SOD At t el9ic WHISKY doll
g4c Misunderstanding ni Se~iOrA ssshs. gsf. told l5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

BARK WRECKED. AND TEN LIVES LOST.
SAVANNAH. March 26.-The bark Arethusa.
from Bristol for D0boy. reported ashore II osssbaV
and going % pieces. Ton Of the crew were crowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
THE FIRE RECORD.
rHREE CHILDREN BURNED TO naAra

THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO Ds-ATa.
CHICAGO, March 26.-A special dispatch from
Detroit says the house OF Henry Peters. at Grass Point
six miles from that city burned last night while
Peters and his wife absent -Four chldren were in
the The oldest "a. escaped. but ran back 20
the burning house her younEar sisters. She
seized them and attempted carry than Ost but
overcome by fire smoke. aud only saved herself
bv neghbOrs called 20 the spot by her SCREAMS All the
children but the oldest pershed aud the laster Is badly
burned Tie Ere is supposed 70 have been caused by sAe
bursting 9f . Kerosene lamp.
ELSEWHERE
A slight fire yesterday among some mat
tresses slowed N the basement Of the fremont House
Boston, led the building with smoke. causing consider
able excitement among the guests The ure was
speedily eIting1dshed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other ship Netcs see Thlrd PAGE.
ADnfNrNn

TOR oNfer hhtD Ners see Ihlrd PdIc.
ARRIVED.
steamship HsnnooA ~ O. yos. Hamburg March 70. via HAVE
issa. s1th " tld 20 Aaaharti 4 90.
seamshn MsupB Cose New OrsAas March 20 with aiS Iud
pas BtAsr.
SAILED.
S,mshiDs Cuba Greece Nensn Tor Liverpool, q Gal
Sr~ Orleans le Cuba
NIEu-Saai0Wl. Moderate n " CLOUDY.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
msrh DAy~i ship Herald IRON Passarocasg. barb
La--s a. traC,.. .rs4 l4sugJyo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

For Jnrne- PartoB's Lrctur- The Piisn@ Psthe.
Me- other Interesting -uns nE .Ein
usE LEcruaz W. publ shed Pro, ic Jy ma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
NIKRLkD

81 tRE-KTNGtt Methodist Poe-ss; Fhsrh F-FsrA Y =.
on Lstl ns, Henry Aa.s- DR. Dsfk - Mos As.
b~iis T.. KIM No card.
KENT-RCE-On the ~ Rr- Day NJ PrsRs A. R~s
Q ss Isabella s.. k.ce. al Of Nesark. y J.
SCHELlPOX-A sche sHi Anua Fot nsrued after rs
hoas, Of tbs 0nde se's@f Mrs. ueogs d
FOX laeday. sJ,u March
All Notices Of HaIriage, must be ,sd0Ised witk nh
naa,g gad gdI,.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
Sperldl NotlCts

The Mutual, rife. In.az.sce Co.psny - New-York~
ilt ard ss Bro-i-sy
HEw-T0az. Asrch ~, 1877
ASsErS ......... BsSOOogoo
Tbs COMPANY MORTGAGE
approved aegAhs..<
States sithia a1y miles city.
No charge appbesAs or Ioana
permitted directly sdectf igy Orce- rrusse
employment oAaa
that lbs aes requisite
pared BY COunse Ind By tsr cannaBy -ha chses sp
pteas, o the oss requires bT b. Law
The LOsu nessrfmsn sEfrir tse
AppesIsS Tor insurance. sppe.toa DOho'
reqnra sag,sted soaHecoS .ppsoa a.a o.
These regulations ssd s-ea q
force II the Company FOR nsry yrsu
By authority q the coas,t;es Fassce
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

The Tribunr's Report the Credit uObilier 4 D
ves tigatiOn printed heet % -gh r'-s, Do sd
~ '~''
I've coines - car.
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