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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
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Frequently to state n case, just MS
it happens. - nothing cxtanuatc or
set down aueht in malice" Is a better
argument than any which man can
frame. Therefore we shall illustrate
how rapidly he most vital principles
of representative government are
passing away, and how surely centrali-
zation Is usurping its forms, "a it has
already DESTROYED its substance,
by publishing the following in
cident, which we take from the
Richmond Wig, in regard to the
arrest of State Judge by n United
States Marshal
At the last February term Of II g
County Court OF Patrick county, the
grand jury preferred an Indictment
against Il colored school-tcaclrar named
J. J. Carter for riot,,us and tlis,r,lcriy
c,ndnct, and for firing pistols IN tie
streets at Patrick Court House on The
Sabbath day. The Indictment was
made upon the cvidenca If Caleb
Smith, respectable resident Of ';!c
village
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

-
The Hartford Conn E,'Gnj1'g Post
quotes the following stanzus as having
been read at the late Oakes A,nes' re-
ception by G. Z. Ballard, principal OF
the Eastern High School. They are
cut from Il long original poem entitled
A Lay Sermon in Verse
" Ny text is: l.. hcw great ado
Is kndied by I!ltle fire.
'r, Clearer, possibly. to Won
One truth exposes MANY liar:
So few are found the truth TO tel.
30 many seem the tTuth : denier--
hat Ere'irt Aohiiitr is well
Translated Crs dit more big liars
Then Yet 'he hn,,ore,l anne OF Anes
. 10 "iH mi 'Dung tlIes.. ma MINIS hrtns'--
heen sn iwti ,"nI conntIy. s lawful ,ias Claim
An 10 The truth answering CHING;
ANA nest of all for peace and h- attn,
ls this-nOw clearly under sta-srf--
WhHt-'' have of -his wO ;in W. attn.
Just P:sc. 1t where twill do most good
'There is q revolution ahead, cries
Me Fittsburg Ca.olicse, an indepen-
dent journal. "The knife must be ap-
piled promptly and fearlessiy,' says
the Indianapolis Journal, (Repnbll-
eaa), referring to the necessity OF cut
ting ont the ulcers of corruption In the
party Put that and that together.
The subjects of the Emperor OF
China are supposed to number 39o,
100000 and his empire to comprise
2fo,00o geographical miles.
The prominent advertising agents o
the United States will hold conven
hon at the Astor House on the l6ti
sud 18th of April.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
G.nna Eor ii st.ir4. 'z<rtzG.

What chance nave tue Democrats pr
any coalition Il e!cc; a Pre:,it!slIt il,
1876 What l. 10 prevent President!
Csrant being elected for 4 third term.
True it may be- said that wouil bc M
prs cgdrnted Bat let tIS consider how
fiattcring it would hr io tie ,..nl,.tion
Of any man IL u" chosen i'r"si-
dent t!,ree times hv the American
people =: Can we snppos.- that Gen.
Grant would not he gr"titicu - nave
an honor conferred upon Il ;Il that ~"
other man ever had TO D,- ho1!orei
al, Washington, Jefferson, Madison.
Monroe. jackson OF any ether Pre-i-
dent WAS never h0nored
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

4 comm unicat;on to the Philadslphia
Press reads: Are you aware, Mr..
Editor. that there is now living in the
city of Philadelphia, in his sixty eighth
year, a grandson of Gen. Daniel Nor
gan. the victor of Cowpens, who lie
ieated Tarieton, uncovered the flank OF
CORVALLIS th,n retreating from York
town. Va, forced him back upon York
: town, where he was invested by Gene
raj Washington, and compelled to sur
render-thus closing the struggle for
American Independence And are you
also aware that this grandson Of Gene
raj Morgan, most worthy man, is in
wants
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
4 SrW Paper.

We welcome the appearance Of the
Enterprise, very handsome new
weekly Just begun in Madison. Rock
inghan county. It is published bv
Messrs. Oliver !&Thompson. is Conserv-
a5ivc in politics aud will prove a very
pecome ally in the field of journalism
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

Tobacco smoke Contains ammania,
pyridine. picoline. lutidine, collidine,
formic, acetic, propionic. butyric,
vaierianie and carbolic acids, and creo-
sote--and, Trask says, death.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

[.Iu.' b fore ILLS death, Commodore Manry,
Speaking Ia reference to the final removal OF
his re mai rs from Lexington. expressed the wish
'h:t the removal thouh take Place in May.
wh~n tac ADwers covered the earth. and :hc
iant-is .'i NJ: ia N "a. Gu-frcu "a (Which IL
sf!rnt Il y, IN ,~F,l in full tiobE1 IN the
+ o"i"g 'tnrs. C".,'i ft6n, th, n " Ynrk
2" 1iio PET. tha wish % 'hr d.-t:n, II ei et
= - =. .!-ei. i, q. .niost bis vers words
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
TH ASRS.

Our thanks are returned to Hons. II.
", Ransom and 4. s. Mcrrimon, Sena-
tors from this State, for valuable pub
bic documents recently received.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

4 famous French physician de-
scribed TO student Undergoing ex-
animation disease euIminsting by de-
grees to the most dangerous svmp-
toms, and asked, What would YOU
then prescribe or do ?' The student,
after slight hesitation, replied, II
should send instantly for vou." He
got his diploma.
Charleston, S. c., with a population
of $4,000 has imported. during the past
season, thirty-one cargoes of fruit from
the West Indies, consisting of 2,13S,
sos oranges, (beside 900 from Flor
ida), 16. .6S3 punches bananas, and 5O7,
191 cOcoanuts.
The Russians are going to make q
military post at BalakIava. "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

A Texas meat company has been
formed for the purpose of mannfac-
turing preserved meats and meat ex-
tracts. Thousands of bullocks are
utalized for an export trade without
affecting the price of stock in Texas,
since there are about ten million head
crease i'll the present herds supplies
more animals than can be utilized
profitahly by any process heretofore
IN nse for preserving and transporting
meat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 1872 a ll3a4. against
ia, and alter a limited buHIness closed Ht
1888 a llIsS(a declineiot Is from yesterdays
rates) against 1898 in that market The
sales summed up $4,000, including $1,000 at
ll31a: $4,000 at 1889; 100000 at 1888
1873, and S24, 600 tS9OO0 and Si1,tVol St
ll3a4.
No sales Of silveg were reported &merS-
can half-doilars are now quoted nom'-
nal at 1922 HOE, and Mexican dollars at
n az T. cent premium IN gold.
The movement in sterling exchange was
moderate, and at the close rates were q
shad5 lower. The Gales amounted to S40,-
500, comprising Eio00 bll OF lading at I23t4o
5000 bill OF lading ut 1881. a lG3+2, ti8,OO0
bill of lading and $1,000 Al c!earl at i2312,
10000 bill of lading ana Al clear 1881 q
1898, and fl0, 800 (E2500, &90G0s 5000 and
E50O0 AL clear at b23as.
The sales of francs comprised $4,000, ON
hracing $4,000 commercial (l00,OJ0, .5i,o
600, 300, G00) at 466ks, 900 d" at d %,
50, 900 do at 4. e. a 633a. and 10000 pFiTate
bankers sight at 80
At Che close sterling bills were quot@9 az
l234 q 1885 for bill of lading and a! clear,
and l24 0I2i4 for bank, and francs AZ : O. &s
a46GA for private, and 4. Cpl for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were
light and the market closed a shade higher
for commercial. Yhe sales covered $l95,000
embracing $4,000 private bankers at 20
T. cent discount; S25, 900 d" at ID 81; si3op-
600 $4,000, $4,000 $4,000 and $50 00o
commercial. and $4,000, $4,000 and 81, 900
private bankers. and $4,000 commercial OBJ
Proyideueel ss 81, and 5000 0M $. louis at
"a.
The BANKS continued 60 cheek CT New
Work at u T. cent discount. but commercial
sight was quoted at l60@s
IN stocks we noticed sales OF 10 shares
New Orleans National Banking Association
at -; % aud 81 State National Bark at Sci;
20 Mutual Insurance Company at 81; 40
Ammonia propeling Compsnsat . IS, and
20 do at Sc.
The only sale reported in bonds wss s30C@
new city seven peg conts az 6013.
State securities continue sithons moEs-
Ment.
City appropriation certificates appeared 10
be at q atandstil. QuotatiOns were en-
tirey nominal. No sales were reported.
1t was reported that the Brette njunction
against the redemption % city apprcDria'
ton certificates, except in rotation by date,
was not for the purpose Of preventing theis
receipt tos taxes. We heard .! I'D sates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30
MARKETS.
Nomcsfic HInrEc.Rs

New SORK, January 29.-EyenHg.-
Cotton closed quiet and firm; sales 20lB
bales; middIing uplands 2f1sc; Orleans
2l3scs net receipts 800 bales; gross 1852;
sales for export 1904. Sales of futures
-, 100 bales; january 20 3 l6 020aBc; Febru-
airy 20l4 U2012c; March 2O58 30 7-l6c; April
20 1916 Die: May 20 5 i602OsBc; June p q =.
Flour very quiet; common 10 FAIR extra 20
5O09: good 90 choice So 0l3 %. Whisky
steady, go Wheat-Pgime held firmly.
Others dull: winter quiet. Corn tigm. Rice
81. a &c. Pork dull. lard steady. Turpcn
tine strong Resin %u'et Tailow Sig a sc.
Frcights guiGs.
LcatAcr firm and in fair yeQuesS; SHem-
lock sole. Bucnos &yres and Rio Gran6e
light. mi4dlc and heavy weights % a Bic;
California DO q l. 02S42c: Silnoco do Y a
2SL9c. Woos ia very moderate request;
spring aud fall clip California SOC; domestic
fleece GJc. Coffee quiet and finn; Rio IL %
200. Sugar active; fair to good refining va
9l&c. Molasses firmero mew crop Cuba 3Oc;
New Orleans 70 a 75c.
Skies Of 1881, !J9b: fiye-twenties of 1862,
iI5A; 1861. ASA; 1863. ,l6A. neS us; 1867,
1865; 1868, Il69s, new fivss iliss; ten-toI
ties iij2B. Tennessee siXes SSl4 new 81 Il.
Other States unchanged.
Money active and dcarer today, ranging
from to }-}2; closing loans were att. EX-
change weak III the morning, when sales
were made at ga less ZIG iOs prime, and
9ls for good bankers; during tho afternoon
firucy and closed at 81 net. Gold opened
81 1. sold down to 1874, and closed at 1888
0llS. Guans were from 20 for carrying.
Governments opened about !. below last
nights quotations, and aeTe quiet and
steady through the day.
CINCsNNATI. January 2s-CottOn firm;
middling 20isc. Flour steady at IS % a
Is SO Wheat-Demand fair and market
fifn, at 81 .30b Il. Other grains IN
changed Pork nominal at Sl2 30 Gl3.
Gar! fro. st.am :rsc; kettle s.. Jul.
meats stronS; shoulders f@sc, clear rib Csc,
clear GS,e Bacon steady; shoulders Sac,
clear rib !i.c, clear .asc. whisky steady
az SSc.
ST. Lows, Sanitary 2a-Cotton steady;
demand suoderate; midGliBg 1870. flour
firm, but business small owing to restricted
shipping facilities; supertine winter s. so
q: extra NinseS 81 !J0G 80; double extra
winter So 81 q. SO: treble extra s. 10 as 10;
family wiatey, including fancy brands.
S. 1910 80 Sheat stiff aud held higher:
No = sprng Chicago si 80; No. 3 fall 81 %;
So : red winter s. 20. Corn dull; No. .
mixed 3Sc in warehouse. Oats dull and
prices slrOosirg; No. !. 29c on east track:
Boz in elevator. Whisky quiet ct S9l2 a 90c.
Pork, no sales and no demand. Dry salt
meats dull; Gales small. Sacoa-aothiag
SoUe, b.asG-no sale>.
eosetss rsaslIete.
GlvgGrc0L, Janusry 29.-CotsoN closed
strong; sales 10000 bales, Of which there
vas for speculation and export 5000: ss!ss
iDcla,se $500 American.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30

She market opened Win n0fesaSe
supply, and although 1he demand *as fa!rs
The movement during the morning eS-
hibited Sus little ANIMATION, While prlces
exhibited fair degree Of steaainese, but
we're no stronger. some factors eyincing %
disposition to meet the demand freely az
the ruling races. Late9 in the day offers
were accepted which had been previously
refused, ard in some cases under more de
sire to realize, salee were made sc uRdes
yesterdays prices Upon the whole, how
ever. the variations were noe sufficient 90
establish any Huotabie reduction. Low
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30

- D. s;d., .oid the treasury
u,aa nn,1.v
MrMr1,Is Yanr,,v ps-s,a.s night was
the c,ldest Of the season: mercury - above
ica, n tho rivar ia beayi.r than az any time
,his .a,son The .iulia came down last
,;,;,t. ,'n.Ii. o., ,,..a .he vent on below.
,s..on. ni.,a,c,1
''iu no 3
mh"'i:is' January .i,,', .l,.
above. &c" he"''e' 'I"n ''' any '''''
seiiSo"'
%satheS Ssports
WAR psPsR5 sEs'
,,uso, ' Inc',. spie % Il ia AS ?. H.
"''''''0n' '~''I''' 90
fhobAbi"iA
Er"n HaUaas, Missouri ana Sennesse" 20
tbs upper lakes and Lake Erie. tai!nS o",
rometer, decided rise OF Temperature, shc
fresh 10 very brisk southwest ana sou,n'
winds. increasing to possibly high over me
upper lake region. where CLOUDY %eatne1
with snow VIII probably prevail sof !ne
Gulf States generally clear W.a'neT, f!HLnS
temperature, and light I" fresH WINS rui
the south Atlantic states genefslIy eIouus
weather. with rain areas , a.one Sns .oaar
For the Middle States faHIns oarome,er,
fresh ard brisk aefthea:1 anu sout I 'io1s,
winds, somewhat higher temperature anu
S'hC'''iS
over the southern portich anu proptols
over tho lower iake region 'ot New CnE
land generally clear anu continue" coio
weather.
Nitef hhteiz a.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January -, l.. Nj
Barometer p:U. "Ind north northwest
and blowing strong. ArriVec-SchoohFF
Joseph W. Bartlett. Bartlett master iout-
teen days from lnazua, WIN sslt 10 JACKSON
and Manson. Sallec-SteamsAlp 81 Loul<.
banks Cephas. Starrett and Home"af'
Bound. brigs Nicholas and JAMIE schooner
Fred Walton.
MEMPHIS. January %3--NeatnGr cieaf
and very cold. River rising rapidly Ar,
rived-joha Is. Maudeo Molhe Moore ana
Mary Houston from below but were IN
able to lind on this side, and are lstlng
over at Hopeftld. Bismarck arrived from
above and has been trying to !aud tor two
hours.
VlcKsEUR:. January @.-Passed down.
Frank Pargoud, at A. M: Robert Mitchell
at l A. Nj; John kilgour, at 10 A. NJ Edln
burg. at :: L. RI. PASSED up-NIck Long
worth. at 3 A. NJ; Utah, at A. M; Warner
and barges, at 3 7. nj. River stationary
Weather cloudy and cold.
CINCINNATI, January 25.-klver nineteen
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30
COMMERCIAL
wkpsFsoAs EvLE1se. Januaqy %, Gs'

Corros-Vhe sales to-day summed up
title over 1000 bales. exclusive of 375 bales
yesterday, not reported until today, max
ing Yesterdays salez, exclusive Of any on
the day previous, 1925 bales. Prices were
less buoyant, and in many cases aaseF,
without requiring any change in our quota
tions. which we repeat. We give also
tho Exchange figures, which are for
average lists according with its Off
cial type, while ours present the proper
range Of tho market for average lists, but
with the outside figures for low Midding
and the tower grades given ss the outside
figures for strict:
sE~ ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssIaglsfEo
10 rHAy OF LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30
Marine Intelligence.

1hursIay, J.nuafs -. 1873.
S1.saaEo YESTERDAY.
ssean.sh@ City of au-tia, Mctearey, ,os Sec Sofs
Schooner 3 Emery, Somers, for saA &ises, sas@
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
S.em.hss Ihh.rt. Hudgns, from Bsltim0ns l7th
iuss, via ReN West and H'sv OLA So o ID VI SI&O-
Sd district 10
sTEaMDoASa
a. SeNn sIftaehouse srorn Baton &0nep
2szxs Hspkins Aucoa rr,ss OoIssiSOneiIR
sgLov seKfSs Up.
siIse y. ase Samha. McCsua, eross LsvesgeoS DO
aor~sgtaD chip Minerva seseesaos. from Cardiff
DeC.ulfs'r3 TO master
Spanish lark eunris", IT, % dSgs nom matsnseSo
ao,veginn bark lmpera,ss. SeDsH. 9sds GsTdS
yvstish bris aundr. 9TH. g.GresI.ge srano Ed0ge,
aease ge,sSeta,s Go mastas-e
gxPO8Ts.
PSF. eg-ye-sehao4as n 10 9aese-see Saes
sEw v0RK-Stsaslsh psssy % sHssiS- VITO oa9o
II "s.s skins - eos tset ~ pcs iSmts's $50
hiA, sS ssse aSse, ss0 bbio !soi % s.ee 40 esscS
srPoRfs
EAvass-sse snslip 81 ,erS--dS Naloo sostsoao
II RIO 10 y.s nj. osness-sp Gags eoSeo
HASAss-etsae silly sesvSne- SO Ses sSges ana
skwcAsTLs- sse~sshts sesa'sssA 9os
qaisnah iesa $500,
YHIIsDEsSH,S-7shoo " S'onees-S9 bals
oil 1905 eases do 10 hSds syruS 90 tsls DO 900
Lss o. os .Iss susdsieo
gEoEl1gg " SgsoHTggo
ee9(eS RuStoE-SssaIner Ct Snin-4 98lleG 9OQ
eoI SO s!ss COTTON eeS IS5 zoo suSes ss bbe 100
!essas ond sunfries
DOSaLDSOS vTLLE-etssmse tiseis qYopkoDo-
sals cotton ID ska oAe1 eut9a 80 d&S5 OIgCy S29
ot,e sslAsse0 ans eundTSe
SECEIEsSs gy aA99- aoaGQb
eoNeSass LNsIIsT ssa gsb @eyaS &AGROa9.
ssAuery 800 hhd9 sugss o. e3ls molaese9 e5
bales cotton and suUGr,es
SIN ORLEANS, hOBAD QSD GBXAS 20 ~.
s0AD. January 1870 bales cotton epad sund0
Sts ORLEANS, MCKso1 md GREAT NORTH.
Eks RAIaRoAD Ianenr1 S-659 Saies ep'sos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD,
PASSENGER Depot foot of Canal street"
Trains leave at 7:39 A. NJ. and Sis P. NJ
Trains arrive at 2:25 P. NJ and ll:5h ?. NJ
PUIINASy PALACE SLEEPING CARS run
through to Lynchburg Atlanta, Louisville ana nt-
Louis making close connections with al Ihe Popu
lar routes To the East, North and west. c.x,
Tickets for sale corner Camp ana Cohiiiio'
streets opposite City Hotel and at depot;
NORMAN G. JONES,
KaDeral Freight and Ticket Aget&.
s. II. SCRANTON.
ja9I General Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30
RNetary~~CommareIa'.
MONETARY.
OFFiCs or THB DAILY SEPIRfiCkH.
NrnSPsnLr EvYNIN0. january %, 1873.

OFFlCE or THB DAILY hEP'RHlCkN.t
"WEDNESDAY EVENING January 29, 1873. }
We noticed but moderate degree OF ami
nation in the money market to-day. parlic-
ularly on the streets. The demand for
discounts at nearly all the banks was OF
moderate extent. and the offerings Oh the
street were light. especially of tirss class
paper. which is readily taken by the banks.
of very little pressing on the market, but II
the offerings were at all liberal it would De
found that lenders were more rigid in their
scrutiny of signatures and securities. We
continue to quote frat class paper with cot
laterals at 10 = cent T. annum, and Al with
out at ~ IS, second class at is, irst class
mortgage paper At 10 and second class do
at l.!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30

Tg,O THE EAsT"......To fHS nA8
Via Louisville and Ohio and nIlsslszasv
RAILWAY.
The completion OF the Louisville DIVISION OF s.e
road, sad the splendid equipment for passohss
travel makes this the
REsT ReUTE TO CINCINNATI
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY,
with direct connections from the south for Cis
cinnaH
WITHOUT CEANiS OF CARS,
Be SIRE and ask for ticket 7s Louisville and sni
Ohio and Mississippi Railway, for saIe 81 81 pIlh
cipsl ticket Offices in the South, and IN LouiSTLnE
the General Office OF the Company, corner FoofM
ard Main streets algo at Gait House and LOUISVILLE
Inc end Willard Hotels -. -,
y. B.-Tio6ets TO Cincinnati and points hsss W
this line are good on mail line steamers, ana hSi
line tickets are goct this road
CHARLES &. FOLLETT,
ganarsl Pa ssenger and Ticket Agent, St Louis
J. L. GRlSWORD,
General superintendent, st. LouA
THOMAS BORWlH,
Tvs " General Solithsrn Agent. utsr1lo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30

evening in king Henry WILL" and they
will not disappoint the public, whose great
expectations will be fully realized. 10
morrow evening, farewell benefit of Char
lotte Cushman. Monday evening. nr John
J.. Owens.
Opera Housss
The FIRST Of the Rubinstein concerts az the
Opera House last night was attended by e
refined and intelligent audience, where
fashion and beauty predomineted. The
reputation which the press had awarded to
Rubinstein as q great pianist was album
dainty sustained. and from The violin
Of Wieniawski the sweetest end most
wonderful music was created. Mile
Louise I.iebhart. the soprano, and Mile.
Louise Ormeny. the contraltO. came up
20 the highest Expectations Of those Who
heard them. The second concert tomorrow
evening, and only gala GuhinsteiS matinee
Saturday.
Roller skating.
The New Orleans Skating CiuY' will hold
sheir s0iree this evening, in CarODdelet
Hall, Exposition building. Tomorrow eve
ming the Exposition Skating Club viii hold
their Stree at the same place. The Hall
of the New Orleans Roller Skating ASSOcla-
ton will be open thi. morning and omof-
row morning fVcm ten 20 twelve o'clock Tor
ladies' practice and instruction. Grand
matinee Saturday for children from Two 10
four o'clock. Grand assembly Saturday
might
The main branch OF the Sutro tunnel. m
tended 90 supply air, drainage and means
OF transl. for ore to the mines OF the Com
stock lode, Nevada, will be four miles IN
length and from it there will be numerous
branches.
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RAILROADS.
.TRRAB JACKSON ROUTE

~RRsy JACKSON ROUTE
Tro;rs lanart and arrive "a follows from dep0A
'-"-A' foot of Calnope streetE
DEPART. ~ -
Expeess. 500 A. M.lEKPress' Ivy NJ
MI 6,OO P Nj. Mail. ......... IUi0o a M
Accommoda- lAcccolHpS o,nSA NJ
This line is many miles the shortest, ana W Ranf
bonrs the quickest to all points North and Bast'
I ~ onV line running Pullmans Pa ace Sleep
ing Cars Louisville af I'D n mgRii
ci+ias North and East Tickets for sale and all IN
formation given corner Camp and Common Streets
""o'' A. D. SHELDON, agent
ial2ly B. D. FROST, 0ehtlaI na--s----
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RESTAURAN7S
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""i LTiES OYSTER SALOON.

". o VI STER SALOON.
NbW CHOP HOUSE,
oyster and lunch SaIoon
- 'le rear OF Hawking Saloon, varie.
g22t t,hops, Porter House o. Tenderl
ing stJ Il, BY < nj
foimtr'y Of tho steamers Satohea, 4
other river steamera