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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-20
PALISADE HOTEL.
PaIisade, New.

HVAs TAKEN THE ABOVE HOTEL,
Ill and is now prepared to furnish his
patrons with the best that can be OBJ
tained.
Stages arrive at this Hotel from Eureka
and White Pine in time for passengers TO
take breakfast before the train goes west.
, 1873-02-19

was disposGd. i. Gi. thongh t5o !sdys ho.Fssnoss
to tho a1dtonce, Alr. Dlaladotl apologizing for
snS Wors '0'nfS &So asos1os -" ra%ly" easal" 0'"n
play TINT ono scarcely tires Of, md tho audience
e s5st Rs pas sosd sdd s o1past 1t e sny
As whole, 1t was fairly woll proaontei, but 1t
las it's wcak points novorthcloss. Mr.. Dillon'a
A,',tnada6 sleek wns most felicitoua piece Of
to be consistent md ovon. Tho crafty hypo-
crito'a attempt to Bmio boeamo with FIR.
Dillon painful md lachrymoso grin
his intorntion waB, oxasporatingly realistic;
but the illusion thus oxool1ont1y austnined, Mr..
Dillon proferrod to destroy most unsparingy by
."'.gagging' tho part with groat ltborality. Il
ttcklod tho audience to hear tint Asnfnalad
sa usnah fa s'9y postp GroY s esH 1Ror Rssp@rqsa ssa
for tho polico Commissioners, OF that
tho Crodit Atobi'!or Investigating Commit
too bad secured hts Invaluable oorvlcosa
certainly did not tend to llop tito pIoco Despite
the unfortunate loss OF hor voice, Mrs. Rogers
rendering Of A,s. o'amley loft nothing to DO
deslrod and tho sarnc must be- said Of Miss
to excellent advantnge.' This loft Miss stowo Ut
q corresponding disadvantage, but she acquitted
horao1f M very oroditnbly undor the circumstances:
quito Up te tho mark. Nir. Patlgot, hovoyor, as
Captain Murphy Mo Gns'o, atonoa In como re-
apecta for the lack Of dash In his assoointo, nj
most orring in ono direction as much as tho other
wore fairty sustained, Miss Mario Loueo looking
exceedingly protty and interesting, and Miss Sol
den acting her part Of Ehma Torrenco agroea-
bly, enough.
again at Hooloy'a this season, Dartloy Campbell
having disposed Of tt to Miss Lo Corcq, rcserv-
, 1873-02-19
ON TIE CHEAP CENTRE TABLES

Will bo found many additional and new ut.
tructiolw in Dress Goods, including the new
sago Spring Shades, Polka Spot Cashmere
Reps, md Japanese Poplins ut 1912, Is, ~.
und % cents I'LL great bargains.
Tho cheapest Crashes, Towels, Towellings
Table Linens, aud other Linen Gouds eve,
offered.
cottons and Cotton Shectinga, Of all the best
brands, VERY CHEAP.
Marseillcs Quilts, Dlankcts, Flamlels, &C., at
very great bargains.
Ladies good White Cotton Hose 10 cents; heavy
do, Ii cents. Gents and Childrens Hosiery
cheap.
Merino Underwear from 30 cents up to best
qualities, all reduced.
Hamburg Edgings 1ialf-pricc.
Great bargains in Linen uanlkerchiefs, Laees,
and Lace Goods
Cheap Gloves, Ribbons, Ties Fichus &C.
Bargains in every Department.
Trade early i'll the duy
, 1873-02-19
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 1s.
Another weak Of mild WeAther has Witnessed
domestic aud foreign dry goods, but business ie
yet of o somewhat fltful character, and does not
present tho Bamo dogree Of activity noticeable
last year at this soason. The aggregate distrl-
crcaac in oomparieon with any Of the half-dozen
preceding weeks, and all things considered the
movement is quite aa large as could reasonably
be expected, Notwithstanding tho unmistak-
and tho unoquivocal hrmnoss Of al, there 10 an
almost entire abeenco Of any speculative inquiry,
tho demand being Legitimate, and for actual con
sumption. The attention Of buyers is still main
monts Of thoir. customers demanl, though as
tho Season advances. the inquiry bocomca
moro general in its character. It is
now conceded TINT in no previous year Inns tho
so leploted rs at prosont and our jobborB nro
looking forward to an unusually active and
prosperous season. Tho changes during tho
past week hayo boon comparatively faw, but
Special dispatches to Hamliu, Hale & Go, re-
port Oh advance, in New York. Of 10 In prices OF
Nov York mills, Wamsutta, and Lonsaale, and
}1oin Hills bloachod cottonB. Other changes
in Nashville and Hooaior brown cottons, and 10
in AmoRkeag aud York blue domino. Tho stocks
now being offered by our jobbors arc In oxcel-
lent condition, both as regards sizo and general
attr1ct1yenosa, and in tho lattor particular they
have rarely boon equallod.
The carpet trade is reyiving, and prices Seem
to DO working firm, though no quotable changes
have as yet taken place. 8tooks both of do
working order, aud some especially desirable
pattora are bong shown.
The Now Yorl; Bulletin speaks OF tho trade In
foreign dry goods as follows:
The continued high cost Of raw natorial labor fuel
ETC.. abroad, hayo 80 enhanced tho value Of aeary a
fabrics TINT manufacturers In Great Britain and tho
Continent will pause before they noko goods except to
reasonably DO looked for during tho coming scason.
Pricos for manufactured gooa rulo strong nbroad and
somo staple fabrics such certain makes Of white
goods, havo been materially advanced in price there
within tho last few eekH Prices IN this market
firm for nil descriptions Of fabrics, whether composed
Of silk, WOOL cotton, na1, md On some articles an
advance over last yeh rates has been eatablLehed n
though prices generally do not show much variation
from last aeaann.
, 1873-02-19
T'HE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Carson, PiliiG&CO.'
GRE!AEE'p Sale,
329 West Madison-st.

will close out the remainder Of our plain Green
Silks Mt so ccnts on the dollar.
Other plain Colorcl silks attn heavy reduction.
Black nll-silk Gros Grains, fair qualities, 81.
$i.10, and fl, II 1-2 per yarl
Black Gros Grains, good bright qualities, $t.2o,
$1.60, md $1.75 pei yard.
AL cur richer Black Gros Grains, including hest
makes Of Bonnet, Grinet, Jaubert, anu other
well-knowll makers, ut very large reductions.
Gray Stripe Spring Silks so cents, worth $1,25.
75 cent quality japanese Silks for 30 cents.
90 cent quality Japanese Silks for 60 cents,
0olorcd Trimming md Bonnet Vclvets nearly
lnlf price.
Tho reminder Of our best Lyons Cloak Velvets
at q sacrifice.
areat Bargains in Black Alpacas, Black CASH
inercs, and all our Mourning Goods stock.
Handsome Gray Silk ind Wool Fabrics, fur
Spring wear, reduced in price one-third.
Pins Irish Poplins very cheap.
Mcrinos, Empress Cloths, plaids. md other VIM
ter Dress Goods ata sacrifice.
, 1873-02-19

Lost Mt Sem
New YonK, Fob, l8.-In addition to tho yoascl
American Congress-, wLlch haa already been re-
, 1873-02-19

LIVERPOOL, Fob. 1911 q. m.-Flour, 20s Cd. Wheat
-Wintor 12s 3d@12a Cd spring, lis 6d@12s Id !;
whito 12s 81; club, i2s6dl3s 3d. Corn ats od
Pork. Goa. Lard, 37s Cd.
L1vEnrooL, Feb. 1s-o p. m.-ararket unchanged.t
L2Egos FeS 1s-0enao1s &c money H. 023 account
8oN now Is, 00K; Erie, 62is.
PANS, Fob. 18.-Rentes, 56f O5c.
L1vEnPooL, Fcb. 18.-Cotton stcalier. Middlng up.
land, g1(d; or1cans 1o@l0hd. salos, 10000 balea !;
American, 0,00o bafes; speculation and export 1000
bales.
Breadstuffs quiet. California white wheat average
quality, ia 1d@12s Sd do club, 12s 3d@13s I'd; red
winter 12s 4dGl2s Cd; spring, lis 0d@12s I'D. Flour,
20s Cd. Corn, ats Cd.
Pork 68s Cd.
Receipts Of wheat for the paat three dayH, 40, 900
quarters, OF which 81 600 American. Receipts
Of corn for tho Same time, 5000 quarters; american,
1000 quarters.
Yarns mud fabrics at Manchester firm, with an up
ward tendency.
, 1873-02-19
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
spAlNorIELp, ILL.,, Fob. II, 1873.
SENATE ~


The following petitions wero presented and
referred: ....
Henry County III rotation to representation on
Boards Of Supervisors also . petition against
well as Ra1lroad Commissioners.
Dy Senator OlsS-From tho Board OF
Supervisors OF Ogle County, asking tho repeal
Of tho Registry low also fayoring tue impr9ys- r.
eonutora and Representatives to use tGoir in
tluenco to that end
By Senator pA.TrER ERsO Petitions Of eittzonH
of WhiteHido County In favor Of tho confirmation
OF s. q. MoCrea as Railroad Commissioners, j.
Dy Senator WIIlTING-From citizona OF
Bureau County, proteHtlng against the coutlrlaa.
tjon Of the Governors nominees aa Railroad
Commissioners, also ono Of tho samo tenor
from the Supervisors, snd ono from farmora
meeting, asking also tho onforcemont OF tho law
ii relation to railroad freight thrift.
nv Senator GUNDLAOH--From cttzons Of
Morgan County, anklng the ropoal or modtca-
ton Of tho Liquor law.
COMMUNICATION.
Tho President iAid before tho Senate tho Au-
dltors response to resolution O.! Inquiry as to
tho coat Of maintaining tue State Board Of Chart
, 1873-02-19
Tho Produce Markets.

NEW YORK.
DnEApsTurrs-FIour moro ncttvo; receipts, o,ooo
aa ers s,tS wsstsrn en eas
TaoG1oso; ST. Louis, s7es@is.oe. hye aour a un:
receipts 1000 hu inferior spring. s1.o8@165; white
Westorn IN store. s2oo; No. sprsng, $1.6o@1.o9 /;
Ne basls nds sGa st anssnSsa
Corn shade lower; receipts, II, 900 bu; new mixed
. westeFa 2. Sasa5% Old DO aaoa 600 eloy eeo
o1ova sssnSIlmotSy ,aaist i at ss7s@s.oo.
E0as-Quiet; Western, 3J@38c.
HAY-unchanged.
HopB-DulI.
.,t'1s sreng Ri1 i1N@2os Sugar
orleans, 75o. Riea siyst steady 1t sSSe ' N''"
F9TnossqM-o5uas s{{s@1ss; q raanoa 20c,
rnov1s1oNs-Pork leaa active now moss, sl4.67X@
81 sis Sssf s.S cut ests Ys a
e1eaE a1 so!t s4s,sr 7'1s Lard aevo
SH':ss7@S% Ssssssz'5sf1 L Ct ${}$rtro 'S$%a,s
ANAL sales Nc. q. milwaukee, 81 sic5 Co cora~safes %
e. a o'fn o g. % %sss s3s s o. 11S5 ss
and t2So In store ,narey-sales Of Iowa at o2c.
md unchanged. Wheat dull and unsettled No. |,
t1.a9 NE; Il .2o14 Oats duh and lower No. q ao4c
os.psed ossR as s?d Ho @ NJ SseS 2%s s;sy M @ a
sHiFara7s-F'eaf 5%S&aSp &C. X pvhsat' 1000 1a
CLEVELAND, Feb. 18.-pnEApsrurrs-F1ou quiet
and unchanged Wheat very dull nothing done !;
:a MI Fe s ssS Ct a9 oas 9Ssn Sa
Rnr1sEp Hrrno1Eum- Quiet. but arner chr lots,
1910; trade 'of' 1af TGHbo G1ES legal ts't a4asaH'
TOLEDO, Feb. 18.-DnEADsr urRa-Fiour dull and
sas5sassds %hs4s an aas lsoues s.!1s xSits
ee!p seaSS a. fss as ni4si 81 s 81 spst tss
ss!'' SRs sS ss' xss sSs &ess sssss
sa1rA&ExTs-F1onr TOO brls; wheat, 1000 bu
e0FD' $4,000 'a' oas'' 50. e '9e Gd9is, III
81. Louie, Fob. Electromagnetic quletan
Ts but r. ess sss1 s. wsat Me- @ 5pd
Corn tlrner; axe cast truck 3sho In elevator.
Oats dull and unchanged; No. ? a7o on Gust truck
20 IL 81 elevator, Barley firm; No. ?, 500, Rye dull
Wi Wi1ssEr-Fir,n ss1: Ut COO. ....
rm and hghor si2so spot anl
Bacon r5 sser r9 TeSrsry; WE oaar s.e g.
EcalG& 14Ats AkEA A*AA AAA pI4lu1 Hl1Allt
ae1ler b1arch.
uoos-Hgher at s4.52@475 Receipts, 4o5.
OATTLE-Actiye and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
osonaATI, Feb. 18.-pnrADsTurra-F1our dull
at $7.90@8.25. Wheat steady ut $l.73@l.75. Corn
quiet at 40c. Rye depressed ut 83o. Oa.a quiet at
30@38o.
1INsHEp O1I-03g96o.
ElG8-Easlor at 2Gc.
pnoy1s1oNs at previous prices, with losa sroou
latiya feeling. Pork eascr at $3001325. Lard oion
ed firm and closed shade eaaer; steam 7Ko; kettlc
g.: nMlk @ meats Arm shoulders, aH@ao; sa'ea at
exc buyer February; clear, G31@ezsc. Bacon steady;
SHOULDERS, 69@o; c!e9r rib 7}Noi clear, 11lc.
1,as0.
WnrsKEE-sseady at $50.
LOUISVILL
Loulav1LLE, Feb. 1a.-F1our firm and unchanged.
Pnoy1sloNs-atrong, with upward tendency; mcss
gors *ls!6 oaeon e =; shoHlaera 6i&eo; a clear ~
clear rib, 854o; clear 7c MI loose. Lard unchanged.
WursKEE-6tcady at 8H@69c.
OSWEaO.
oawE6o, Fob. 1s.-Markot unchanged.
, 1873-02-19

Hartford med, l,..... LOS Common wool .... 1900
Belgrade .......... 90 Union ........... 60tSao
Hemp.
Common plain. @27c)Twillel and e1. pin. $40
Afatting.
English cocoa bcht .e5 c|Oiina mating ~. 30
American, common. ..63 C'lnn mating E-4,..3b
American, bcet ......7s Chtnn mating 1000
Rcd and vii. c1'k 4-.16 llcl and wl1. ch'k G-4.41
Ned md VII, Cnk 6-4,4q
....... TENMH:
spoo thread, grain bags etc., 90 days, or por cent
OF 20 days.
Domeates, cottonadca, Kentucky tcans, etc., 1 por
cont OF 30, per cent OH 10 days.
Noga!ar department goods por cont. OF 60, ror
cont. OF 80, . Per cont OF ID days.
, 1873-02-19

ported as probably lost, It ia ntatol TINT two
other ships, tho Lincoln md tho Rtorllng Oaet1e
both British, have probably mot tho samo fato.
The Sterling Castle sailed from Now York OIL
Deo, 10, for London, and had crow of 90 mon.
Tho Lincoln sailed on Doc. Ii, and had crow Of
"a mon.
, 1873-02-19

va
Mr. sHERhlAN submitted memorial from
the Douglas monument Aasoelatlon, ASKING tor
an appropriation TO aia IN tho compietlon Of tno
monument. hofeffed 10 Enc committee on hp-
preparations.
:, 4 resolution was aaopted requesting the state
suHerintendent Of SCHOOLS 10 roPoft tno nam9s
and number OF Ill persons now teachl1F SCHOOLS
i this stato who 'Yero educated Ut tho stato Nor
ma! university.
Mr. BRADWELL oifored resolution asking
tho TreaRurer Of Cook County to report how
much money hnB boon paid to Jurors since the
1st day Of September last:
Mr. PENFlELD offered resolution ~ rela-
tion to authorizing the trenBfor OF sanroaa STOCK
voted previous 70 tne adop1aon pI o1 tne UonsH-
tnt!ou' ~ o aan3,.,e,, nn1.;'' ill.,
Mr. MOUSSE oitorea q feao4utlon ats' ASKING tno
la om Eu"ee ~ So,ariaa y, 1nrnts
Tltn totei9aso " unI6, s"'n1soS noTorroa ~ ~
9uFas4Hto+luo'tso " Get'oo4es Ase1eA-oes '" s@'e
comM!I1oe {! 9n aaugaston. x,,,on.;a. H.,
Mt. dhAt unetoa ss9o.u;.u't to!tGs'nk 4to si1o
Sumole3y yaa1im ta ~ ,a a,thor;g,n@ NV TX ~.
enoy ~ - tto a. t,,+na SIontod Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

We are c0nhdCEl thNL tHc QUuI'UE OF U1.l IUs
cannot be surpassed, and are willing to have
them compared with any in the market
We have everything in the FIN 4 GROCERY
LINE.
SHELF GOODS of all kinds fresh stock.
FRENCH CANDY, guaranteed To he pure.
The best brands of Domestic and Imported
CIGAHS snd TOBACCO.
We particularly request our customers to re-
turn any article purchased from US that docs not
give satisfaction. ,
ANY club order purchased from the Tea Com
uanics in New York will be Duplicated in price,
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
No. II north Rnya, street,
iy 12-tf Alexandra, N,rz'h'H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
DISEASES OF lAPErDENCE.

Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, S:rcturcs,
Affection -! tie Kidneys or Bladder, lny",:'"-
tary Discharges, Impot"ncy, General DrhiitT'
Nervousness Dyspepsia, l-anguor -" SE:Fh.'
Confusion Of Ilrns, P:.ln';a.inn .. The E>arii,
Timiditv Trembling. DIM ness Of sight, or ''d-
dineSs, DiSraSe o: the head, Threat, Nos" or
Skin, 4 Elections ii the Ltvrc, l.ung>, stomach
or Bowcls-thosc terrible Disorders ar'>l"G
from Solitary Habits "t "u,h-scc@nt Hnd SOL
itarv practices mnrc fatal - their victims ti:sn
the songs Of he Syrc,s g. .hn Mariners al / iES-
ses. b;igh.ng theis most briiIan. h"i"s or an
ticipations, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
l'GU sc MEN.

Especially. VINO h@vc become me victims !. " "l
habits which annually sweep 10 ~ ""t''""'E
grave thousands Of yourg men o! the mos. rE-
aited ;ulcnts and brilliant intellect. who '"t% ?.
otherwise have cntr.ncrd listening >cn&t": w."
The thundcrS Of cn?#cucc. or w"N.d t"".I'e>
he lirilr lYre, MY ca! va. "a. c..t.. ....rNye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
FANCY GOODS.

a Il NJ > u " N " " n - ~ !" Y " : :,
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers of
BONNET, TRIMMING, i, NECK AND SASH
TIES, BONNET SILKS, s. SATINs'
ERS, FEATHERS, ORNA-
MENTS, FRAMES, SC.
STRAW BONNETS AND LADlES AND
CHILDREN'S HATS, TR1MMED
AND UNFRAMED.
And in Connecting Wareroon,s,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, EMBROlDE-
RES, LACES,. NEETS' C. CoLhAkiSNs VA ShIo'
HEAD NETS, &C., sc.
Nos. 237 and 239 Baltimore st., Baltimore Md.
These goods are manufactured by us or bought
for cash directly from the European and Amer
lean manufacturers, embracing all the latest
novelties, unequalcd in variety and chcapncss
in any market. ;,
Orders filled with care, promptncss and d's-
match NH 2l-lmss
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RygEDf.N-s. .N-yYERI.9k.
7 w NAILS r. W. MALLS B.F PEAKE.
MES W. MALLS, SON 81 co,

j. W. MALLS II. w MALLS. B.F pEAKE.
JAMES w. MALLS, son 81 CO.,
u 1877 King St, Alexa., Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mouldingss
Balustcrs. Of different Patterns and Ncwe'
Glass, double and single thick, Of all sizes
Paints, Oils, Varnishes Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and othe,,
brands Of fine quality, Putty, Turpentlne m and
Machine Oil. Also, Lime, of superior quality,
Roofing, Sc. A large stock OF Pugn's eelebrs-
ted Car Augers, and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments:
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash. 1eD LII
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.TEUIC.5I.
BALTIC. LOCK HOSPITAL.
DER. ,ktssE rs. sG-.

Physician OF this celebrated institution, has Dis,
covered the mos: Certain speedy, t!e'.s;'ht NJ"
El!ectual Remedy in the world :"r ~!
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uryA GAZETTE & VIRGINIA ADVERTISER,
PUBLISHED DAILY Ri
EDGAR SNOW d EN-.
uEyA GAZETTE& & VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

(FoR TIE COUNTRY
,,n,,ished regularly on Tu ESDAlS, THURS
DAYS and SATU tDAlS, at FIVE DOLLARS
,.'.,.r,-rurxrs rN inserted ut the usual rates.
wi viz: ~ One square eight ines one Time, sim,
tnr ,sch snh>r,,ucil; inSor lion twenty-five cts.
.lI;,,nunl vii! be charged
,,,"r;ai contracts will be made with yearly ad-
vcrtisers. ~ ,.:o,, 80, oxo,.a
ng eishl lines fifty cents
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
- ., :, rD,ounE MONDAY DECEMBER rss-TRTTLE SHEET.
before he had reached the description Of hs
attes dsafh the cnnrt adiournng until Monday next

neupted before he had reached the description Of hls
wte's death the court adiournug until Monday next
uopours Tho petitioning creditor OF the Hoboken
SAVINGS Rank has Withdrawn his suit and the clam
agaipst Fisk Ha tch for s0OO has been adjusted 1he
Rank will resume business probably, today.
Fifty men are at work building pier at the foot OF
st for Che OF the North German Lloyd steam
ship Company.
TRrNVoN-The Trenton Ministerial Conference OF the
Rapst Church Will meet in the Central Baptist Church
OF this city TO-DAY, AT 1880 a. D Among other Dues
tiops the proposed amendment 10 the State Constlu
tion relative to the taxation OF church property VIII DC
discussed.
MogRIsrowN r. r. Raymond o' BROOKLYN u
giving series Of Shake Readings At the MOTIFS
Female Institute. Prof Raymond stands So wen ~
Shakcspearedn nterpre that any INSTITUTION re
curing lis services Is fortunate.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
HOME NEWS.

,,v,xo,,r,. ypsrrRDAy AT HupNuTs ~ BROADWAY.
2so N.cs-2so 3 q -.-32o Sdrirs'-25'
r,xTp.I pARE PSYCHOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
l,ete
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

Fspcnscheid's New Annual.-A brilliant holt
gent ust "ued by hspthsced h'a'ft' l4'
Nsttigf.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

V,.tmor,Iqnd Hotcl-Senator 4. II, Craein Of New
Eamr,i NtcAoics Hotri Admlrsl W. -
W. nor,cv of ArLsusst Oen n i hAhee
" nsst, ths Hon sssc >rvoo3 NC Of ono ara the ho.
Cannon CcugrcSorsi Dcafee IRON tsn v. ~ a.
tIcsel-(haes Hrs1arrh glnd tie Hon " '" o
yot Gov o Rhode lsisno Gen ID j. ''oS % p.1 %
hca Stowei NJ c. virginia sna d"dse . = h'nts
o. Oflesus. Nousc-A j. Sr":' Net''
NoBtsiA Hotel hTspar1t Gen g. W h' "oA :" aS 49,,
To-, g,,- Madame Vsmla Iso and Tom kar otf"n h"1s
tenAtor G. ADAMS Coho's. " \ 'G',s'f % nv ~ @
- an G. Of Albauv. fdsor HOcthe lion James
Harlan Of WsAgion he Hon. II H. llsiu"" ~ HA"t"
=. h nie4 Scaas, Hofl-EI Msyor !. T. SpHsg' oi 'i'A
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

DYFING AND CLEANING.-Ilave II done a
LoKps aud hesut, fHss h o'rs are 81 o'
.se ySi Brsstw,y, and III Hsbihsve
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

The elastic TRUssn sold at P0MEROY'
No IA BroaGvay ior -, warranted ms bs'i msdo
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

Go TO b. s. SQUIRE, $50 Broadway. cornc
prne,n: sel Wsicte Jta @ Tt. t-rei from ne laie
frt lsBds Wstcses repaired like new.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

piiou NOT ineu.be esss Physicians sasafo
N. of This fact. only neees-sry 70 have As RIGHT
REMEDY, and the terrible mslsdJ cal be e0Equer'4
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-07
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TuaBs POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Hogan.


Charles Geriach, OF Is Chrystie street. was ara
raigned before Judge Hogan yesterday morning on
a charge OF felonfous assault and battery on the
person OF Edward CunniHeham, of "a City Hall place.
Gerach and Cunningham. met Saturday evening
In saloon at No. Duane street, kept by John
Winota. In an alteration which ensued between
the two men Gerlach struck Cunningham on the
head with bung starter, innlctfog severe scalp
the brain. Gerlach was delivered into the
hands OF Oficer Ferran by Cunn!nghams
wife, VINO came In in the midst Of the fight, caught
hold OF Gerlach, and did not leave him till she
station house.. IL is claimed by Geriach that Cum
bingham assailed MIN first without any prOvOca-
ton while he (ierlach) was transacting some pri-
vate business with Mr.. Winota, the proprietor OF
bingham was unable TO appear yesterday the pris-
oner was held to await the result Of his injuries.
Firth Ward Fight.
Edward Burns and Richard Bennett, both living
at 3S1 Washington street. met IN West Broadway
Saturday night and settled an Old feud by free
fight In the middle OF the street, Bennett attacked
Burns with butcher knife, and Burns responded
by using large club around the head and Shout
derS OF Bennett. Burns was severely injured by
the knife IN the hands OF Bennett, who was ar
rested by On1cer Bolster OF the Filth precinct
Judge Hogan held him in $500 bail to answer.
Robbed o. HIS Watch.
John Weber, OF 113 Division street. while passing
through sullivan street last evening" was ap-
preached by colored girl named Mary Taylor,
who deliberately snatched his watch and chain and
ran away. She was followed and arrested by
Onicer Daily, OF the Fifth precinct. Mary was
brought before Judge Hogan Yesterday. she adj
mitted her guilt at once, and was held to answer
at Generai Sessions.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July 8, 1873
Sugar nominal Nos 10 to IL Dutch sta ndard l0L II
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Wax lrm. Honey nominal Onions in lair demand
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~ SS9 per Nj pitch pine nominal shooi'
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