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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

The Indians have made the Plaza
their daily camping ground and sleeping
! place; and. If we are to judge !Iy the
| .,ainbois OF the children and the digni-
bronzed features OF the older ones of the
Piute and Wnshoe tribes, they evidently
! feel that under the shade trees of this
| quarter they have come upon another
| Alabama. This piece of soIi " hen lately
| white with alhaii and hIisiling with arc
matte sage brush was theirs to tread and
build their campoodi-s upon. The an
gust State House now ornnnit 1!s the
spot Gree IL trees are fioulishinc about
the perimiter Of the square in spite If
IL cross grained and stiff necked Leei,a-
ture. The sovereign white man has
fenced in the ground, cleared it fplrtial-
ly) OF its aboriginal growth, built upon
It. and improved it for his own. The
thought of thus gradually giving mp a
title acquired to himself by possession
through ages of which only obscure ira
,litisn can tell WIS never formulated in
the Red man mind. When cold. like
our domestic animals. he seeks sunny
spots, and when the atmosphere begins
TO glow with heat he gives wa. and falls
under the grateful shade wherever h.
finds it. Bat Indians are Ions, There :
the rub. They crawl. and set the sands
about them crawling too. An inmate of
the Car!to! trav-rses the Plaza. and as
he walks 4 halo of smoke froAI an ;..lor-
ferrous high life" floats lazily abOut
his head He squares himself over inn
oortant papers TO do the peoples work.
He feels n crawling and an itch in the
small Of his hack. Just where he can't
scratch. H. may or may 10, be suspic- |
ions of tie thing that lies az the bottom
of the trouble. 1t gets worse and wors'. |
and he ca.l't stand it, H dives.s him. |
self ut last, CT the habiliments Of civil !
zltion III re.vo1s fit and brings forth a !
loHs- H does net toy with it, and pit !,
it in battle against one Of his neighbors !
for the 'tods. rs in the early days of |
California and Nevada. but RACES for an I
imlatdiate for ible exodus of tie poor /
: LIS 10 their se,'hing campoudi.s on
the hlllsiles. How, when the authori-
ties are hunted up they are not to b-
found i'll the question: and il they ar
fnrlnd they cannot be inGiuced To make
fact of the argument that the Indi.ns
and their vermin are no longer to be toll
grated. Thus the question rests; and
The children of the forest do find in
he white man = improvements, by virtue
Df not-interference. another Alabama.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03
N.ws FROM ENFIEE-TRouBLE AMONG

N.ws FROM ENFIEE-ThouBLE AMONG
TIE Transfers AND RAILROAD Man
Mr.. S. E. Jones WAS in town. yesterday
morning, and told us that when he left
home duite little crowd of busines,
men htd gathered at the New wood ward
Ia talk over and settle a matter of con-
fiic.. The cause Of the difficulty. ~ We
understand it. seems to be Ihat the V. l.
T. Railroad. in buildinS an extension OF
their switch from the pile of tailings
east Of the Mexican mid to the new
wood yard about thres-q larters Of n mile
south, hive crossed what the reamSttrs
claim rs county road. br, which Su-
p .rinten lent Y~rinyto denies to he SO
IN sue b i. WAY that teams are obstruc:ed
III passing. especially inst now as at cer-
tam untini hid places the De " track can
not he fr.vers' d by wagons at all The
objection TO the line of he new switch
comes principally from the Grown Point
Company for " hom "A number of teams
are at work. now. hanling wood from fht-
ward 10 the Rhode Island mill. T.. 5
We have since learned from Mr.. Sahil
that the whole mntter has been nmicahlv
arranged: and that the railroad company
has agreed to remove Whatever wood
may he in the way. and to shift thu
track 50 that the teams may have free
course and be gloriiiei.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03
THE Laws DELAY.

The LAWS DELAY.' - The great
mineral and non mineral case that has
been waddling and tioundering about in
the court Of the United State, Register
and Receiver ut Carson, is now one step
clear from the starting point. The fnal
testimony WAS taken and recorded on
the eth of July; and y month from that
date WAS given for filing briefs. The
Register and Receiver will deliver their
j1d ..ment after considering said briefs.
which will. whether pro or con. furnish
ground fer carrying the ease to the Com
missioner Of the General L md Off =
1T Washington. His decision will be
law in the case unless reversed l,y the
Secretary of the Interior. In case Of
reversion or confirmation by him, how
ever, the suit may be again brought up
before the L. - District Court, from
which an appeal will be taken, of course.
The Supreme Court Of the United States
viii then take the matter in hand and
give it its final quietus. There is no tell
ing; :he contest may be pro:racted for two
or three years vet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03
D. rIETNENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON. July -. ls13.

His Ernele"cy tie Gorrrnor IF the State
IF .NeruG,. Carson city.
Sir: In complain = with the provis-
ions OF the Act of Congr, ~ approved
february ~. 1915 have caused to De
forwarded l,y express 10 yon II box con-
tanning one copy Of volume %. Hydro
graphy" in confirmation of the puhica.
tions connected with the United States
Eyplorin. Expedition under Captain
Wilkes.
| have the honor 10 he. Sir. your
obed.sLt servant, G. Ii. DAVIS.
Acting SECRETARY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

GONE To YANK's. The family of Mr..
Esther. superintendent of the Bruins
wick mill, leave their home very early
this morning for the lake. They pro-
pose spending the Summer at Yank 5
new place on the lake shore, within ii
few miles distance of that most romantic
of places, Falling Leaf Lake.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03
REMOVED TO Tur.rEn BLocn.-R. Fred

REMOVED TO TuEArER BLocK.-R. Fred
Brooks noted store for imported segns,
tobacco. books. s..lti Dnery. IN I'ical iE,-
truments, cheap wrlry, toys, rtc., re-
moved to Tncatvr Book, naAt dor to
Nat Rlnckeil's butcher shop, Carson
Cay. Agency for all the California
pap, ~, G1ld Hill Ns,rs, p,ctorIAls aud
Magazines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

HfSRY p. KeAus, formerly a.tarhe Of
the APPEAL. now employed in the V &
T. fr,i .ht ofti,.r ai VIRGINIA. paid Us .
visit la-t evening. HIS energy and
youthful ar'lnr ongl,t 10 make his for.
tune ana We hope IL will.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

THAT RINDIzvoUs.-It has been a
matter OF curiosity with some to know
about that swarm of foreigners who fire.
quent the hole in the wall II, 1t to Me-
,I-r's butcher shop. 1t is a rendezvous
for Italians. Sc!avonians, Swiss, etc.
They eat. snooze. play cards, and sing ca
there. When seen there, they are g-ner-
ally out Of a job. They are imported a.
wood choppers, and it is generally the
new cumtrs without work that are seen
hanging around this dark and contracted
hash house. A batch of Swiss arrived
lately and m ,de this place their head
quarters. They sauntered out one day.
but had not gone far when the sight of u
lowering cloud frightened them back.
Panic stricken they few for their faded
md Travelled umbrellas and rermersiDg
continued their promenade without fear!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

RETURNED.-Mr S. E. Jones, of EN-
pire, returned from sacramento on Fri
day. bringing with him his family, who
have been spending short time beyond
the Sierras very PLEASANTLY, and are now
At home again invigorated BY tine trip.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

EPIscoPAL CUcRca. N services to-
day. Sunday Scho ! nj l. A. Il. Parish
meeting for tn" election of ve-tryma1
ut p. NJ. Nrstry no, 'iug at 500 p. NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

PETIT LARCENY. Constable Stern ar
rested Andrew Audrain in Grnoa. yes
terday, tor larceny and h used han in
the cs,hboose here last hi 5ht.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

FAME.-To be editor of the APPEAL,
and ~ announced among the arrivals
ut the Occidental thusly, in the San
F.anrisco eau: III. O'Mishelz!"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

GLENBRooK- This elegantly furnished
and finely kept hotel offers the great St:
Inducements to the pieasure-seeLipg
public. 1t is in every respect fitted for
the accomnod ttion OF the traveller. The
situation it occupies is admirable for
scenery. Daily communication with all
parts Of the country. Telegraph and
express Office in the house d ives in
the neir,hboghood fine H. NJ Vescy.
of the International saloon, Virginia, Is
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

APpoINTxENr.-The Governor, yester-
day. appointed 0. H. Person Commits
sivuer vi Deeds to reside in New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

JUsrIcE CoURr The case of Beaker
vs. Adams was brought mp in Judge
Witherell's Court. Yesterday, and the
evidence taken for the defence. Two
"doves - involved in The row were on
band and testified. They said nothing
+, variable in trs'ifying except that
fhey. or rather one of them. IL ,ttie
Williams. WI. very timid and went away
to avoid seeing the fight which WIS
TONIGHT an her ccornt. Wi,.n the pros
ecrtinr witness was summoned h.. was
not 10 he founl. IL was cvi lan'!y
afraid 10 appear. and willing to lei bId
en0u-,h alcnr. Stern hlurttd out i'll the
Court in rrife Of Hal. CltYton's inter
diet of N, remaIk- that ven heard.
sir. that the fellow had been scared
ont Of town by Hattie Williams MIN
who was IT large on bail. 1t amy rate
the fellow ii! leave town panic stricken
and post haste The sentiment of the
autli nee at the tri and "n the streets
is entirely atainst the party of the de-
fence: and it was the universal rcgre:
that evidence w.s wanting TO secure his
conviction and punishment.
Z. s. CIRCUIT CoURT Ills Honor
Judge SAWYER arrived in Carson yest"r.
day. Court sits on reXt TIesity. The
calendar is lengthy and comprises a
number of important and interesting
cases. Fonr suits for infringement of
patent are booked. The Union P,citi'' |
Railroad IS sued for by john and Ellen |!
NJ tcee for damages sustained b, them
on the line Of the road in Utah. They |
cl i'm that through negligence in the
of the locomotive thy |
We're thrown ani preripitatcd from the
rails and were bruised aud naimrh and !
hurt and made sick from which they |
suffered torrents and pin and agony. |
Their joint petition is for fwenty thou
$ nd dollars. gold coin. Aud John NJ
gee makes a separate d-mnnd in his
single name for six thousand dciiars
more, Of gold coin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

U. S. Mint. The total number of
mixed bullion, gold and silver. received
at the Carson Mint yesterday. WAS 597
pounds sent in from the Cumstock lode,
ion melting and assay. a large deposit
OF gold WAS also receiv from the Is .nk
of California. Virgin, City. or the same
day to tie turned into gold c,in. The
Cashier of the Mint deliverei u.1lSt
%. to Wells. Fargo a. Co. Carson. five
unpiried bars "t gold and silver worth
SIS. U0J tn he sent ,irrct to l. .nion. Ens-
lIhd, 10 the credit of the Crown Point
niue, Goli Hill, Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

ClRD.--Dr. Divisions card may be
seen in the APPEAL. The D ,.t0r has
come here TO stay. His family. con-
sisting uf wife an! several rEiilr-n.
will come to Carson this Ft.l. The
Doctor is a cen'l' MN of pI~aStnt al
dress, studious in his habits, and attends
to business closely. We are told that
lie has had urge experience in his pro-
fession in Mexico and 1T various places
on the coast. TIN Doctor has our best
wishes for The continuance of the sue
cess. IN Carson, which he has met with
elsewhere.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

APPOINTED Lawrence T.. E'rod son
Of E. r. Elrod Of III" firm Of kaysrr 4
Elrod. Carson City, has been appointed
to a position in the treasury apartment
of the Uuited S'n' Mint. Carson His
business is iha' OF 4 calculating cl'rk.
ard so far has ii ed the place with
credit. Young Etlnd IS one Of orr Car
son boys raised and e'lucated in the
town. aud reapS the honor Of h ing
plnc-d in one of the highest posi+i ms
that the Slparintend.nt of the Mint
couii give Il full grown nun. T,i- hoy
IS ahout twenty years Of age, and his
conduct is worthy ~ emulation and the
reward il has met with.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

I. B0wker SGt'qat II Uuyirk
+ q NcG~a,h = W Healey y L H,lngu
Grs II scha ,slr ana Jaugh ,r
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

CIRuuXLnCUc Tory OfsICE. The follow
in exceedingly interesting com nnuica.
tinn was received at the Guhrrnatorial
"fli'e. yesterday, and his Esceliency the
Young Governor has allowed Us 10
publish il:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

ST. ouAHLFs HOTEL, GEO. -uriy. paornInTai
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03
Bt.CEt. ARRIVALS.

nrNsnr II, rsr--cEoRGr FRYER. paarniyroh
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

No LONGER PARTNERS The firm of
Parker. Hood & Co., contractors, of
which H. G. Parker, A. Il. Brown and
Geo. Hood We're members, has been d..
solved. See notice to that effect III our
advertising columns.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

This Court, Judy GEES Sawyer and IIiily.r
presiding. will commence its August
term on Monday, the ith of August
1873. Deputy United States II ,rshal
James 5. Siingerh.nd has summoned the
70 lowing named persons to serve rs tri !
jurors for the term. to be and appear be-
lore The Court on Tuesday, Angus. ). at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. The names are as fol-
lows:
oRNSBY COUNTY:
George TnHy, H-n,y p. Phillips, NJ ~
vel Parker. Spr.sue &. Chase, Jacob
Klein Daniel Il. Corbett. B nj,min +.
Poster, George J. Hood. f. G.. W nnie.
A. NJ ~. Calvin p Stevens. II J. Nudge,
4. A. Smith. l.. Ii. Eirod. =. L. Jones.
john A, Lnyej y, L. d. Sweeney, A. u.
Trradway.
STOREY COUNTY:
George L. Schwab. L. +. Dean.
wssgoE COUNTY:
Harvey L. Perkins, \ lthnniel X Dimes
DouGIhs COUNTY:
j. Il. johnson.
tsMaEALDA COUNTY:
Thomas WEc.ier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

Mrs ]. SNYDER " y Sand - Geo Green
j & Jackson J 8 Carr II } Giaacca
Mr. Heissrr " q War;, Il
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

IMFEovEMENr.-Wea are glad 10 chron-
irle every instance Of Improvement.
morally, socially or materially. eSrcti-
ally when brought into prominence as
the result OF individual effort. Our
nei4hborhood has lately been Adorned
by an elegHnt. anl now quite orderly
residence. The Capitol House AMI its
present conduct are peculiar credit to
orr town. notwithstanding the many
other Improvements which rh lractrriza
the progre ssive spiri. of our tawnsfplk
OF tn" present age. The renovated Cap
itnl House is a credit tn its propri tor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

SUSpt CrED MEN RELEASE D. The three
men who we've taken mp day before yes
terily and imprisoned on suspicion Of
having stolen snndry from board
er's al the B ltimore lodging honsr. con-
-i,ting of ornamental and useful iew-iry,
were SET free again in the absence nt
sufficient evidence To warrant an indict-
ment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

ENTITY AND Vo1D.--The husband Of the
unfortunate insane woman confined in
the county jail. lately, has taken her to
Stockton, which leaves our lookup VIII
cant and still. The propensity TO petit
larceny. seemingly so rampant, will
probably destroy the vacuum pretty
soon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-03

THANKS. We are indebted 70 NJ. G.
W. Ferris for II branch from one Of his
fruit trees, loaded with luscibus English
cherries. H.. saved the fruit On only
three of his cherry trees around which
he kept fire to kill of the late frnsts Of
the season. The FROST nippnl all his
voung pears i'll the bud. His apple
trees, W. believe. have weathered the
frost and are bearing abundantly.
An EasTEREFR AFTER CHANGE. One
Of these close dealing travellers bought
ten cents worth in Caison, yesterday,
and called upon a clerk to add half
dime to the short bit he gave him in
change. we have no smaller change
here, sir. was the startling response.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York. from foot OF DesbroSseS and
Cortlandt streets as folows:-
Express for HARRISBURG Ptsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached at0 80 A. NJ and
and 30 T. NJ. Sunday, 8, 7 and 80 r NJ
and p. NJ. Sunday, +. NJ.
Express for Phedelphia, 9, O. 80 A. IL 80 456,
$3.50 ~. NJ, and i2 night sunday, d, 80 and r N.
For Philadelphia via kensngton, at A. 81 ard2P. NJ
Emgrant and second class 7:l5 7. N.
oF9r Sewark at g. S's) 17an say, 9. 70 H. u:D M
Ssy & s!9 90 sss s,S 7s9 = Sio . TO- io r sun
For EliSnb95hs s, $50 ~ 90 3 sao No. II nao
SsS ssS g aSa S;Iq q 81 5'' 8o 10 ; lsP sun
FSr kshway & S:,S s'l@ 80 and 70 A Ml2s,
7s6 s:io 10 r. IT, and ' 4 night sunday % and SP H.
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy ani ~ A. NJ. 2:so
For New Brunswick, Z 10 a. NJ, IL M,l2,S 4lO. 3d.
g. 9P. NJ. and Il night. Sunday and r N.
For East Milestone, A. NJ, II noon, 40 and ~ p. N.
For Lambertvlle and Pennington, a. n. and =. NJ
Accommodation for Bordenlown, Burlington and Cam
den, and 0 80 A. NJ. II 80 2, 3, 40 and p NJ
For Freehold, 7, "a NJ, and p. NJ.
For Janesburg, Pemberton, Camden, a. NJ. 3a0 r. NJ.
Trains arrive follows From Pittsbnrg, o 30 A. NJ
3 7. NJ daily l0:4 A NJ. and "a p NJ, daily except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 6:iD 4. M,
"a idl2p ~ :, SUNDAY, $40 From ,rdhlsad.sslghs
sa sanasS Se Si 81 g. i M Il "a j q A S s' w" S''
TicSst Offices, sse, 1885, III and 9H Broadway; No.
Astor House, and foot OF DesDrosscs ana Coruands
A. j. CAssATT ID. N. BOYD, JR.,
General Manager Gen Pass. Agent
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JSaH ARE lRys 5sH.aE4 aH4D1sa
FRANKLIN p GoWEN, President, 227 South Fourth
DAVID PALMER, treasurer. 227 South Fourth street,
EDWARD 4. QUINTARD, General Sales Agent No.
rb New oY YSrk and iron
desire call the attention ef keiaers MsnufsgSrsfs
and the Goals from the following colieries
Pine Forest Merriam. Beechwood.
keyStane, ky1tsne ha'S Mno Hi ifiiiass Gssp, EI EorsstSIe
essde%st ssH dSas1 RasserD:eksr SR'Ss a sSss9en SSa
Ebs aes.i ssssa Spring Se4S Ssas1 H p4ankl
PSSn5S Park, Ssss. S;i ' SSr5ha,' SSa Franklin
e &c we h ee are se S%
shipped from Port Richmond consigned through The
Tunnel Ridge 81 Ss,s1saSs Nicholas Bar Bun
GTs5dvle non sSMfhsf s;s Nihs i!su 5;ys4% a;s%%%ond
Manchester. Gientwerth. two tiSA' kentucky,
Buck Ridge, Big Mountain, Bear arHiis; valley.
BE- Permitted each several classes Of coal
pr9SaSed a, The cCeres .s VIII be be mes
undeS x sns nS tSIG%ing WE;ts 6 desgnatOns- Hsn,
Z Free.D%rnina Rase %niiH Asn White Gsai Ash Coal
l. Alaska Rcd Ash Coal
sshamokn White VIII A Ash t Coal
I. North franklin Coal.
3 LSEens LSiSSrfSy SalIcv nHas Vein Coal.
In order that shall be shipped in good order
Sa pe ipssH9 s seS
Ss ri % ns Hn T Il
a Sy WhSss % sec M ps to g
ali t%es empOyed IN Tensyns slate
S'
% c @ % the Al
ton and Port Richmond a coal will be subjected to The
pd him
hand at the cost Of the owner Z? the coiery that pro
st% contronq PRODUCTION greater than that Of any other
Se sped rom Port Richmond e are uy
alive to the great Importance Of careful and
tien second to none in the country;
the first ana coal sds the those
Ss s
the SHnX % &
to these geographical and local advantages the fact that
sy s s ay of al G h s o aI
e md
for domestic purposes gives them an additional claim
The anthracite coal trade of this country will hereafter
ally represent the ownership of the coal itsc and the
Il viii
G their caDa to lay bsm es m
any Apprehension that the value of their will be
impaired by subsequent action Of the company
On about the goth Of each month throughout the
circulars will be issued the General Office of
company in Philadelphia establishing prices for the
ceeding month"; and orders may be sent either to the
Treasurer the company in Philadelphia, the
eral Sales Agent, in New York Propositions may be
made to the company at time before the first day
April 1873 for the purchase of stated quantity of coal
obe taken in equal monthly proportions at current crcu
lar prices throughout the and such PROPOSE
ton accepted BY the company the purchaser may on
before the first day of month"; have the privilege
of declining to take the proportion due in such month
but such decEaon shall not give to him the right to
take i'll succeeding month, increased quantity
FRANKLIN B. GOwEN, President.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. s. 1873
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nHSX GOODS,

DRY GOODS.
1873.
SPRING.
A. T. STEWART co.
respectfully announce their
SECOND OPENING
PATTERN
BoNNErs,
Straw and Chip Hats,
novelties
MILLINERY GOODS
VIII '"Ae ''"'' THURSDAY,
MARCH 6,
at their
NEW JOBBING DEPARTMENT.,
BROADWAY AND TENTH STREET.
This display will be unusually attractive and complete
II embraces THE VERY LATEST CREATIONS OF the
most CELEBRATED PARTISAN MODlSTES and will
show the OF shades and colors 10 GROS
Specia attention is invited to the FRENCH BELGIAN
and AMERICAN CHIP and SPLIT STRAW HATS and
BONNETS
THIS OPENING is for WHOLESALE BUYERS ONLY:
An elevator the Ninth street section will conduct
parties TO this Department
BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS
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)sT OFFICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
Il during the week ending Saturday, March 8, 1873 will
close at this office Wednesday at A. NJ, on Thursday
at IL A. NJ, and Oh Saturday. at ~ and II A. NJ
7. Ii. JONES, Postmaster.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
MARRIAGES AT BARGAINS.

WOOD BROTHERS CO., TAO Broadway offer their
entire stock OF Carriages at prices greatly below their
value in consequences Of the damage sustained the
late fire. An opportunity Is thus afforded for securing
handsome carriages at prices that cannot fail to be salts
tor all seasons and Is unsurpassed in beauty OF design
and excellence Of quality.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r Osr-AT THE MARKET STREET DEPOT IN NEW
II ark, large Pocketbook owners name inside; con:
tents of no value to any but liberal reward
will be paid on leaving 1t at LATON MCRPHY'S, l94
Broadway.