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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-21

WHEN Il thiei like reporter !?
When lie takes notes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-21

HALF Of the Summer population at
Long Branch l., said 10 be Of Hebrew
origin.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

Mdpg lsle MefinN lela, feceipts eea bales expo-t
ooswise s2f bao; ssies go Gales secck 81 yB bslas
SAvASEAN, keh ACoson anni Good Ordinary l8le Ma.
dlng lso hmalnRs lse net Eoept 327o bales saies
baes stock Sc gc5 baies =
WiLatNGT0N Peh auict Mdauurs fQie nat rooins.
2ot bsles RB8s hsieS
No.FolK Feb.
receP, sos bales; sales. 40 stock,
CISoNsNr. Feb A-Coot dull DoHnsi Mildne. 2oe 10
celut. 81 bales shipmerts 20 bales stock 2gs bales
NEWOKLHASS Feb tC04Ou-DemAnd Fh. prices easier; Md
dnEs lsidsc pet rceeu 7gti bss exports
80 the CoHneut ia s.e saes 20 6Alss As erouia 3OOo
bales stock Rl COS bales
uAL'SIa zen A-Cottor qost and vesk OranArT, l Good
ouh. 1asci net Sob he. eIPerts-to The Cont
bteA
CHAELEsroS Feb 4Coior nominal; Ordinary III 1elo
M9ohng ltc net receipts ~ bAesi sales hh bses stocs
1854 hae4
hEHPHN Feh ACopou dali; Mddhng fec recept 4t5 bales
shipments. 3,966 hsicsi 3I.s7s bales
AUgusTA Pea A-Cotion ndangs Ice receipts l6i bales
sales, b5f hseS
BosTON 4-Co;on quiet Mading site rcosip.s 22l
bales sross sales. 400 bales STOCK 1000 bs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

TosnsS Feb k-lT orened El r2t fr ht money
Unteo Fye veutT bonds i5e Old 35
1ss-s TenFoes si New Fyes si hne Railway shares ~
.rrEEroo a Mi-ilE Up
lrs IpUld Mddug orleans. li duid The shipments Of Cot
ihe u been 10 300
b4ca
LlvrEpoo- PEI. 4-i -Cotto1 j. hesyi A1czE lllandi
M1dhng Or lVtd
PksIs. Feb. A-scaset. - llc
LrvrEPooL FEB b. quet Wles '28
.el5 = oen Cub Caniona White Pogr . . bbL Tor
Western Corn p 2 quarter Cheese. 20 cUt tor me 0e
zraoes q American Fus. Lar1 rs 9 q cvt
Feb. Islov ~ . q c6t
Lryryoor Pei a. r--ottoa closed hsavv;
"a ssre ees iucu1r speCulatoH Of
sales Of Cotton shipped ron
EtyGuuab Charleston oevere ms mOnth A. s saes shipped
Charleston Fstusrv nd naTch at lod Wheat
uS White The receipts q
Wheat .aree 1909 quAsleTr lcalAE A1t
L5vDoS Pen IS uConso, closed unehsnged UIed Ssies
bond ,8t loia 81 Ien-ioris s-si rev
g.res. ga. Erie RaiiFsT shaIe4 ..-
LvEEFooL, FEB - Tie inarket foI yarns aa a1is a
The receipts Of Com 81 ttif
or m ne qsst tbr GAYS OOo quarter al Of which
Loso, l-Talov Ss per cv RstHsd Petroleum s alsia
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
CATTLR MARKErS

BuFyA1o " T. Feb A-C.TTE-Tbe TO-DAY including los
reported IS had making
he thus far ss bead Ji1 gait @6 for the
Same The and
closing prices heavy and
quality There bot Few good loads The
far bot Trade
teni - make qu0tsbie market Of 29 hos Illinois
from l6S0l75 b S5d IS 6ll; y bead Indians
frUm lU3Gl2 n az 50 BASS 20. bead
ranging ron ssa2 o Al - 0d 80 S. 10 hesd Ohio
Ing ~ r. Al IS p ~ head State "a H. as
u hesd Tens ecr ranging from 35dE0o5 o. 80 sli GS5 ~
ohEp AND LANns-Ihe to-day 100 mead, mailing
th total supply for the week thus 400 bead $500 head
for The has not opsnec
HoGs1hc receipts OaT $500 making total supply fo
the week thus lead against 100
week; the market moderately decline Of Doe
ron last closing sales to-day q $50 hesd Ohio hogs
lotN
WATrRTowS, Mas Feb ABEEF CATrIE-Rseepts 81 head
The last Medium GRADES Of Norheu Cattle
sustained Prime lois sod u prices sales choice sli;
500 So 50; frst quality 90 50qs9 50 second quality s6GS8
third quality. $50 S5 CO.
SHEEP L,MBs-Reoep 375 head supply heavy o ,hs
lpeled and demand errtncy
IS 70 each. extra. S6us7
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
RFrFIPTs - PRnnnCE-

Fsg * DEgA Ahes. lkE BsesyHH beS CopIerf 900 bae
& 81 = Meal
sast OS 100 bah. Mali
so BArieT Cotton. 80 pEgS Dned
. Hemp bales Hops Hides 22s bdN Hides, p JSs
hhls 502 bbA fur
p-rtur lsr. 3lo 51A OIL 4u htiA Luancstug OIL . DDS
falsr Or 5G pkr OA Cake la Dressed aogs > pkss bee u.
a. fs psrS Cut Meats LArd LAM kSl4
Cheese, 5 lalSNi - Grease
- Peuuls. lL Skr 2 Stsrch ii pigs hcr -
Aha1 Tobscco 9 Tobacco 81 ,es Wool 10 bblt NsEJ
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05


BE- ppaIss, o Pubic Wos sa tied . ms eoso
Dss Is d couirm.lOu-
Avg -RT,rsds Part opening received January 8. 1871
Ja ,-B'Gas.' AZ 1dsa1s ~ ,i.sl'sSIs % s jan
Dee sse.er lisea, between Avenue ana
Dee sssTsr IA Ss,ziy,sooua between Avenue and First
Dec lsssvof sIty-fntst between Eshih.Ve and Ninth
Dee s-Sever IN Husson.t between Bautst ard West rr,abst
Dec SsEer II Farst I'D A' between AiHiha's and
Dee Is-sevr Sersa,y-EhA,t Teu-sre an through
Dec 9Fsegrg HRyshhsi between Broadway aud Eighth
Dee ls-Fnreng Thsbst. Fnhavs and Madison
Dec iD-Frging sris.r, EnistAst and Fifty ninth
Dec ls-Fsglg Rhyunths between NHtb'va and Tenth
Dec l-F'ssu Seventy .evniss between Trsvs and Fih-
Dec ls-Fssgns hundred d bei-sen Third
Dec 1sReFulrg rrans , Eshgsssst. between EiathaEN
Dec isR,gulg aairF etc. TOaIh't' between Eleventh
De-. iscus ru.srss and Earring Seventy JfOurh. bswsea
Dee lsCuItlg sserng aSc ssseg OTe-hundred
between Frstave aad AT9uue A.
Dee isCuIbng gusriur ssI alggiHg Iiht bsveea Sew
Dee iscersns ruerns sa tagging ChuAt between FuitOs'
Dec 'c'.lSs t Fss'Ts nd Ts.as.si sna aSsss '' '''
Gee l9P'Tns TJ sAssI. between benhFoh''e aud '''
DEE lsPavug Trr arhst between SiutA.ve aud Tenhsv,
Dec sPsVg hyrseeonds between NnihaVe and bissenih
n, lsPayng N Ers-thst between seondsve and ThrtsEe
- ia-Pavng 10 Prys4rbst Nnih-ave and lenhaEe
H.. ls-PsVnr Hhy 6tst between Broadway ana kehnsrr
hut-rfe Neltt
r. fs-PArng between Thnisve auelvrnue A
- a-Psvirg ss~rthst RrstsVe. and AvtEae g.
Dee lgPaTiug p kgtttst eFeth Bfosaeal ~
Dec lsPaving % Mstsst, between 'enaisi anu
Dee ls-PaTuF Broome between broadway aud nl~so-
AurfUkst ani fesi
be- laPavrF between lirdtTs il hAst h'ef
~ g-Psyrg Corlears-st S0utbst sud ~Atf-t
ee Reusung grading. kshiy hiras bHsrA hishbs'e
l4 F.1le Drive.
ossset 10 Fhr sirfb st between Second and fh'ra sVes
- ave betueen ID and
Ian ssswsr 10 Slth.avs between Fsy se Nhy .e'enihst'
r snerrround dram. between FnFisfts and Fh'aft s
AMI nstW Fourth and Madtsau-sVrA
- lCFosuaks AZ suft-ess. aud and -ouhsz1 md
uorih eas saruers Ra Rroadvay and Caihsnne-st
I-PaFuE Hfesatt-st. and hEhtl
sn JftTng forsfcoudst between ftAA's Ahu
- 5-Plvug NaInt-It. between FfuBA aud Ctrtlrttt
i,- s-Pavug Aysu1t between Houst0n and hghtrrnthe
irtf trcctn-si
hetsoeu E.rh,hsre sBd Harlem River
Jan. 5heausIE .rldug, etc, fl nahs osi"sss AZ"
All oysats nee a h oe within 10 dag ~teA
he amsat rolls seTers'T, received a ts b.An lis
erspsea The charge q esui utsh runs f1 ms
.s,srsl aars of couarnaiou.
ms Cslsetors oees i op~n 6sgy from 3 a. n to -
JOHN A. KENNEDY, tolee,sr q A,se.sn,st.
beam % brPEKvIsoEa HEg-roAE Cessrr CorHt liortE
cFALED PROPOSALS will he received until
y THURSDAY 6 6cloct ior the isflsing % 81
rlONERg Tor tt Name court aurrogaot Ohs pp'i,.sh.
sucs CouaF Oce sample 0i Nhe4 nay 0a see D
glsfF.s Oaos ofths Board of superV,ssrA - s,s
by srs,r u tsr Cssl.i,st Vz PaiAg ssd 5sksossQ
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

Secondhand wagons and sleghs brought mOdeFute
figures wfe comparatively better bids were made tor
harness and horse clothing.
AT the auction ssI0 held az private stables No 81 East
Thrty-thrd-st. the horses brought 10 the hammer
realized follows: Bay Lady Blake sired bY Ed
ward Everett, $3.50; bay geuing Major Todd, sired by
Gen. Knox. s295 ana q bay gcldDg. sired 10y ADdaah,
t345. Two horses offered and Withdrawn for
OF bidders.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
and CARRIAGE c MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Pcb. :. i5s
There Is no decided change in the general
city trade in horses Messrs. Johnston Van rassels
semi-weekly sale at the Horse and Carriage Auction
Mart East Thrteonthst fairly attended and tho
following prices realized:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
INDIANAPOLIS,
.BL 00MINGTON g. WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PER CENT GOLDBONDS

Capitalists n Investors invited eIAmise merits
Bonds issued BY IEDIANAPOLIs BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
EH RAILWAY COMPANY. and secured by Prsi Mortgage
Extension 2l7 miles On this work, 100 miles from
Champaign TO Havana. the Illinois ATer completed
and trains will that section in the second
week OF January The rhHng distance Of IS iss KsokuE
Mississippi with Of p miles 70 Decatur graded
partly will be finished in ample time for
the business Of 1873. The character Of soil Increasing pfodu
ons Of country tributary this part Of the Ina
for very large rrnuBerstvr business
TIE roa2 Indianapolis Pekn 2l miles has been operation
little years and established Its
inEs bavc STEADILY increased, giving in 1872 in
of S395.00O Is71. Net receipts from
this pHrt of the line alone more than sufficient 70
respond punctuRy interest all Bonds made and 10
Company rarely that this be said O r
road during negotiation Of is soouIiheS
support Of pOpuious errengy
@ aud productive agricultural region passes through and
important and cities, and immense DO
poats Of GOOD ooa local business of great
magnitude. Ia Western and EorbWsern connections Sub
sniay control with prominent niersectng roads VII
trgs through tI The appreciate the necessity Of
unusually equipment and providing ior rapaJ possible
This accommodations uadsr construction expressly
for IBasnspo, viii Ereay It's sriies and
enable t 20 HrEe offered business which IL has
been Obliged 20 decline.
Particular attention strength Of these Bonds.
vha are liability Corporation line OF go
miles completely dr and only mortgage
whole LIE sos miles completed and
% graded.
time largely reduced Sos will end advHtaEeOus TO
present high prices and repvest these BOaai which
Eple security ior all nTestor AS invest
NEST tbey cannot Al to prove largely remunsraaTe
BoBds gold $1,000 eaeh convertible into
the option o. The holder and be registered Nth
Price, 30 and accrued interest Ia UTreae Coupons
Jsnaary and JulT L. free 0f tax
Degoabs received IN eohtnge beat Ake. rzte
Fail particulars furnished application
TURNER BROTHERS,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
Confined from rsird Page.

-, rssssses on SIC hsA State sliced st7S 80 bss.
.essrs a. - sud HeEth sho-d 7ld7ic
S r-ss desd repOs hai be ae cold weather kd the
f,s sue 70 pat the trade bblk North
CSs psed at e 10 hhs unPeeied q1Htrs At tc and 800
ennessee Thee Is nothing dang berries
rssrbernss bbl hBcy cherries selling
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
fine Arts.
THE.
ROSSlTER ..
By Order of Administrative,
THE

ne sa Effects of the ate RoSsiTBR. R.q
Of IA most oei.erso PiBsss jess cspsri'y aIia.
hem. Of s.slnvtoa sunE The Constunoa The Discoveries
Al Anso' "TAs PHse Of Wales 81 he Tomb Of "a'AihS's
The M.reb.uu Of 'ibis A asned painting ooesas
ht,tso .ss portraits Of sbe eminent merchants q AHeres
Also bi, Amos, collection o Antique Furniture EagsAs-
Co.,rrses Arno4 Artists Materials. Sue Library
Tt, Oonscoa exhibition At ihs Choou Raj He'-s
,,oret.es dar evening by Auction wKDSkSDAfs
yurRspaY FRIDAY ssd SATURDAY EVENINGS Pcb g. =. Z
st "A osoot The hs.srs LkAyITT. Austoueeu~
Tbs cseeuoa lsnIeI eSssass - sAe V'Ss's Han
5sls RseaA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
onrrnN MARKRTS.

~ Heb f-C0ffoE arni LoE hiaangs les hadlna
lsc Is balof. Ehumeuti. - bzes
iSgsrLE Feb 4faffol steady Dl1Lngi 4sf fefytt Alv
~ssi stsnsnts, - baist-
b&lfE0aa Feb 4.8tiau quiet Hla4ingA Dtcf De- ftp~
~ Aes reoepas - 5ss ezD0ns-ooas slr io9 bales
"a - bales. Et0ck l0e4o bales
reu4DELFnI4. Feh f--fatau dali Ni1dlnEt Zfe
nz4 ~ G-Cs1v dua easSai Gsss Vg,1sf tssf L0S
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
6orses, Carriages, aaruess, &r

6orses, Carriages, tiGruess, &r.
A A.-CARRIAGES and HARNESS.
"A. variety RoekAEsv Bnggies aeans Depot Brpres
dn 100 Double Single uarueg HALF
PRICE 70 advances Call ard
NJ Y SALES REPOSITORY Fourth-zye and rEes;y eth-st
t'OR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. ANY pei
a ceOus obtaining hrtc hune. tFotng. dfaagbt o.
other HOe Weltranel spOrgdOg the ~ 'ne
weeks hcon from requirement. prce Intended % purolsr
will Ad1ess HAW Ks Co. Montreal Canaas
II HARNESS.-HOrse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons ROb an Iioe Equipments Of eeupi0u be
largest Yauoiy Newton. G. n. 4OSEAAd EEO Aaalac-
iig Chalnbsrs~G
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and all tnd Of Ssdis goods ettensFe manHacigrti ig
hne Of Blankets uc AID stable, pgh od 'l-f S4g kobea
Of ever qualify. O. 3. SMITH x 60" ~ Narren-st
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
flndurlGi,


OF o. g. ASSISTANT TREAsuEER,l
Nav YoKE, Peh. 4, 876.
DURING the month Of February, 1873, ! shall,
II bids for Geld Bonds follows
BIDS FOR GOLD
THURSDAY, February 6--Sl $4,000.
THURSDAY FebruarT l3S sOoJ)n
THURSDAY, Fehruary 20--S laCOOOo
THURSDAY, February rs .5ooloe0.
OFFRRS OF BONDS
WEDNESDAY, February 5-% 3npn
WEDN hSuAl February l2-S l.lJ9.ll0.
WEDNESDAY. February l9SlJJ1Jl
WEDNESDAY, February d. l.0Dlfoo.
oersd cheek Five oea Of d osT mui be deposited
herewith Proposals VII u O'Clock each 14T
TED The Treasury opuon socp Offers Of b0aas OE h ioI
god IN OF tht smount advertised for
PRINTED proposss E Tie regulations 70 be Observed val
be furnished a. ths once.
THOMAS HILLHOUsB, Asst Treasurer, o. 5.
VIRGINIA Coupons Off CONSOLIDATED
BONDS ane REGISTERED CONSOLIDATED STOCK wanted
JOHN B MANNING s Nesst
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD SCRIP
VI DIVIDENDS WANTED. Pull paid bv
M-E--AAn MLLL -l- 3 A---.L
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
6itualions Uanieo-- Alales

5ituaiious Uanieo-- Alales
A GENTLEMAN thoroughly acquainted with
"A trade and having be Agency Of large nsa
Manufacturing House for the Domieoa open 70 one OF Two LSADh
M . Of sIe eo 1e sstd a se s easce By sne. ern5
here satisfactory references gwen Address H. c. Box a. To-
A n intelligent American, 2S years of age,
viii lr eaeai9s % ana 1' y,IF i s pis s % o1s & % l
ns POR Err would eaeayor make himself useful "a any en-
po7nent ai as Or $40, afraid 20 WORK Ad1rsis JAMES
An EXPERIENCED MAN and his WIFE
"A want SITUATIONS the Aaa 20 work Arm and ns Vie
rsi-ress Cl Or ~ West TsHssven BET seventh
and Egbtb-aTes.
A YOUNG MAN (Amencan) who thOurough-
n " un,ertn1s Painting Kaomnng Gc and who handy Al
most JOBlNG required Keep buildings resa vans
SITUATION Good reference AldTess A. BOZ no Oo io1l O
A YOUNG MAN of undOubted ability ana
n e,psbftes desires a position rs CLERK COLLECTOR
srst Adarrss COMPETENT Bor li6 Tribune oace.
A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, accus-
tesa 70 soe2 @ o '175 95 y15 r. h . sa1 'a @
a sPBCiAL Or "hssAF ~ .ogsle Po 0se S T.
A SITUATION is wanted for the COACH
"A NAN formerly living with Nj Greeley l ChaPaq7a; h IN
ChappaquA, Westehsster County, NeE-iork
A YOUNG MAN, 20 years of age wishes
"A SITUATION whorsale house down o"n ae, VIZ s s
per lnH5n Address Box 65a 0.
A PHONOGRAPHIC AMANUENSIS wishes
a 70 @Doy s e'f1i1s % oI IS &
A YOUNG MAN (COlored) wishes a situation
n VALET PORTER % traTe or IS head or private
waiter. Cal or address for dsys - Sirthsve
CAPABLE MALE AND FEMALE SER
~ WANTS both Protestant and Catholic German kng 81 lre
Scotch swedish cnnt, constantly 1 band AZ CAIhA-
TEEs AGENCY, l53 West Ecveuthst corner sHfhave
TVENING EMPLOYMENT wanted by a
l. ryuinan Of good literary abilities BOOKKEkPiSO' ke
SIGAA.' sabH sons, q S.ssau-st
GRAPEVINE PRUNING, &c, by first
" clAss gardener Address PRUNRg, Tribune Oeee
DFSPECTABLE AGENTS WANTED to
IL SILL a NBw STAPLE PATENT Article Onlg steady re-
sponbs need apply NJ BRIGGS ~ Brosesay hSsH -
CTTUATION WANTED as C0ACHMAN by
- arstcass ooredi middle can furnash hsieass
reference Ca address thre- aaIs 20 65 EA Thirt,hh
ITO FARMERS.-A YOUNG MAN, 20 years
OfAss situation on iArm % earn s1 s1pee'1on %
had
to be ore family Address Box No 2o NeEloft Post once
XTANTED.-A LAD aged Il. residing with
w Grammar school 80 Nlalen
SITUATION In Brokers Bankers Merchants Ome sts good
hasd and quick fges Adress g. G. B. PosiOnce Bo1 4
I1TANTED-A SITUATION in some large
w publishing yo0ug sho ean furnish ihe best sI
character and nttlhgeEeo @h ~ is' -s 49,
Address FASBUlL, Tribune pree
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
5dulnas DdnKs
goruorIIlou Notlres.

DzrAEruEsr o. TlIrs ayD So 2 CH,EHEHssT
NEW-YORK, Jan. q. 1874 )
NOTICE is hereby given that the ASS ssment
Rolls Persona Il be CITY and County u
iof The yr 1879 al for insou and revison on
su1 AIR MONDAi Jan o. 1919 and vii remain untl TIE h
April 1879 for The correction % errors and The eqa
lasr be ~ the Aforesaid real and personal estAtt
All sgreTed must make application %
period bove meuone1 10 0r1eE 70 Obtain
Tie felef provided BY laW b. order 0i tbe BoarL -
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
Gelp nJanico-- Males.

Gelu Uantc0-- AIales.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At fHB UPTOWN
OFFICES West Tnryseconat, 3 West I"entTlaird
T. up p n. AZ regaar o6ee rates
DRASS MOLDER WANTED-A first-class
ID Address BAILEY, FARRELL Co., Pt,soursh Penn
WANTED-First-class CANVASSERS for
w Abhos Life of Napoleon Ill" EdtOn. With u
the Prusan War aud the st bO of the Emperor nany an &
nt oetato pages The the most
5puar territory with competition B.
B. RUSSELL, Publisher. Boston. Mas.
WANrED-A competent NAN to take charge
w Of a ths city Address, With references
A. 2. B. Station r Nev-iork city
WANTED-In an Importing House, u re-
w spectacle YOUNG NAN aged aboHi "A ID Gu Su fair
hand and at fgures- Address Box ZtJi p o.
NTANTED-A first-class JOB COMPOSITOR;
w one accustomed ornamental vel pan ger n
oe Address J. H. r., Box JSS heN-lork FosOlce
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
Situatious ftdnte0-- females.

Gituatious Wdnten females.
A NTTNBFR of German SERVANTS con-
stsn,, fsuud a Baresu ~ Nehstst Beseea
Rir1,ytas "a stanton - NJ. HID.
A REFINED and educated lady would like
n atou "a COMP AIoN. Good references yoH Address G. c.
Tribune Once
A COLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION, SO
n tast enth-st fornerY 8ble Housei oored r" d.
r~etly ifom he Tor sst-ciass families 10 tho cit'
VHAMBERMAID and WAIFRESS.-WANT-
\ I'D SITUATION by fso young REalAh GIRLS h7Iag good
90
Cal al Joa Woods gros,ry 2s Cen16set Btookyu
GOOD German, English Scotch, and other
VI sFRvANTS good recommendation asay % be na al
Mr. HlLDs . Nortoik.L
NIRS. DANGLER, an American woman, 2l4
vi Neuri urh aoor souh Ike take IN WASHlhG OF 90
cat 70 DAYSwoRK t best references 10 egsrd % ef s"a
nd ctafaceE
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
beam % aIPEKyisoEa. SEv-Fo

beam % srPEKyIsoEs HEv-foAg Cessrr corEt liertE
CFALFD PROPOSALS will he received until
THURSDAY M, eh ies Al o the eriitiing oi STA
rOyIRg Name court surros Ots Department o. ~
1sue snd CouatF CLERKS Oce sample o NhA nay O1 s0oa N
glgrE.s OAos of ths Board of bagerF,ssrA ., s.,..
~ snsg VI iss Caza.itst % PuaiiAx $50 ops'-'V
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

reeiHres Gn0 AleeuHas.
GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
4 rRtDP>yEN or THE CtTY OF NEW lORK-fbe sIth snd
al Lecture s b delivered steinssl Hal % iHU
nav FyFNING F-b - by WILLIAM OkdIsIOh saioo~
Byrrvhoir q school Lessons rom Life
Doon ossH "a eoumenoe At g.
DFV- Holm WEISSs LECTURES ON
IA HUNOR AND SOMB CHARACTERS OF shAAhfAAih
vii BE- rirsn ROBINSON HALL No 10 hAst SifieenA'N S"@
BroaasaY and RnA A. a. as ioiioss "a
peh --Snbert; The Cause Of laughter
Feb lO-Subisct. Wit Irony. end Hunor'
p-b is-Su.c: Hunoe Of Shatloesre - rosohstoss
Bottom Oogberry. asd nAlVons"
Pen BO-suhsect AjaI Mscbeta. Lear
Psb 22-subect; 4" Fastsh
geh 2a-subject; Hsnrt'
u ID APPLETON 4 Ce-
fANFs MILLER & p DUTTON Il Co. D. g. FRANCIS ?. W
,'iipISrEFS and p PUTNAM also 81 STKiNWAf SONS
,,iJJCY CYTRING'S q. SCHlRMBRS. aud y BLJMBM
CTEINWAY HALL. FEB. 5,
- MBRCANTlLs LIBRARY LBCrURK
MARI TWAIN
spbiert Of Iecturs THE SANDWICH isLANDS
c1et. ne Hal. ia BroAsAF. Seh,sers ssd A<
Ahrarv desk
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
alarule are SIate mdnlcts

Alarule are Slate Mdnlcis.
KIABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE-
n. ILISG WORKS 10 BAst hieeHtsL Aar4e ana
N,rts I'd haute Thing ds1 Counte, honamen- Ps' 'aA'
trfr competition. Harbls taruiHg fof the trrde
STEWARTs. SLATE MANTEL-S-Rleh and
= sasaul Ste of ever aeserPnot AAabis ana
WoOp MAETKLs. :. +. STEWART Co. "a ADD ~ "e@
Tvestr-ihifist. neHs .eyentb-a1e
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L. Monamsut Hsaasou-s sossnAzhp a. p.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

nssei aoultrv doing Mo of the Western o;s sriv
There os for snail urkeyS Game BIRDS aso
krbsr has rher some Antelope saddles
- - pou,rv doing better; few Jersey geese
srrrur rsy worth - peT pir Qa0taaous;
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
BrEElU ~ C0lIEcTios % ASSESSMENT NO 10 Crrr HLL
EEw-l oKK Jan. %, l55L
nROPFRTY- HOLDERS are hereby notified

fo0Eiug corrected Rolls Of Assessments Tor
M rroFemen forth lave reosyd a. tie
Dpartnens Public tied . tbs Bureau iot eoec
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-05
Land Sales.
FARM FOE SALE.

The undersigned has in hand, for sale,
the farm known as MARTIAL RETREAT"
formerly owned by George Baylor, containing
$40 acres, lying 81 miles West OF Staunton,
on Bakers creek, and miles South of the Ches.
& O. r. r.
The land is under an improved state of culti-
walton. and we'll set in grass, with exception of
rs or 80 acres, which is heavily timbered
There are two good MEADOWS, containing
from Is to 80 acres, through which passes full
and constant stream of water, and are so situated
that they can be watered from the mill race in
case of drought. The other portion of the farm
is we'll watered, being open to ttUe penetrating
Springs. Fencing all in good repair. There is
superior two story brick dwelling house, beau
tifully situated on the place. containing seven
large rooms, together with all the necessary out
buildings, barn, smoke-house, dairy, &c, all
convenient.
There is good chopping mill on the place,
with mater poaoer sufficient for good, merchant
mill. A young orchard, with good selection
of fruit, is situated near the house. The place
itself is in q pleasant community, convenient to
churches and schools.
The farm is to be sold privately, and any cor
respondence relating to the purchase of it will
be promptly responded to, or can be seen per-
sonaly at my Office. opposite the Court house,
Staunton. PRESTON A BAY LOR,
an20-tf Agent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-05

Acting under deed of trust executed to us by
j. Marshall McCue and wife, and of decree of
the Circuit Court of Augusta county, entered in
a cause in our names against said McCue and
others, we will on SATU KDAY, the 30th day of
AUGUST 1878, in the village of Mt Scion, sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing valuable parcels of property, conveyed
to US by said McCue and wife,
LIST. tract of land adjoining the village afore-
said on Messy Creek, being part Of the Home
Farm" containg 29S acres. This land stands
No. for fertility of soil and adaptation to the
production ofall kinds Of grain and grasses and
is so we'll known not to require further de-
scription; and,
End. Another tract containing eco acres,
known "McCues Saw MilP' tract. on Free
Mason's run, about four miles from Mt Scion.
1t has on it Circular Saw Mill, several tene-
ments, some cleared land in cultivation. and is
we'll timbered.
TERMs.-Cash in hand sufficient to defray
costs of deed and of sale and of suit-balance in
four equal annual instalments, bearing interest
from day Of sale, purchasers to give bonds with
good security, and the title to be retained ul-
innate security for the unpaid purchase money.
H. w. SHEFFEY,
N. X. TROUT,
july1-tds Trustees and Comm'rs.
Rockingham REGISTER copy and send bill to
I, of;o