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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

VIcE PRESIDENT, - The telegraph
brings US various and conflicting rumors
as to the alleged resignation of Vice
President Wilson. Some assert it;
others deny it. The latest news we have
seen on the subject comes from Boston,
and does not contradict the resignation
in specific terms, but denies the alleged
cause, viz. infrm health. The Boston
dispatch says that Mr.. Wilson's health
is better than it has been since his last
illness
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

Insps ctors J.C. O'Connor, who has been
assigned to duty in the Central Distinct,
and William Vandever, who has been as
signed to duty in the Pacific District, are
hereby directed to proceed at once to the
State of Nevada, in the Central District,
and examine into the condition OF the
Indians in that State, and report the re-
suit of their investigation to this office at
as early day as practicable.
In this investigation You will consider
the numbers and present location OF the
Indians, their disposition and temper to-
wards the citizens, as well as that OF the
white population towards the Indians;
the inclination of the Indians to engage
in industrial pursuit, and especially ag-
riculture; elso their ideas of and DISPOSE
ton to receive education; and you are re-
quested to suggest such practical
methods of encouraging and promoting
their predictions to industry and their
tendencies to education as in your judg-
ment promise the best results.
You will also examine and report as to
what encouragement in the direction re-
ferred to above, the Indians in the State
of Nevada have hitherto received from
their agents, and what defects, If any,
have existed on the part OF the agents in
their management and treatment Of the
Indians, and you are requested to sug-
gest or recommend such course of action
as in your opinion should be adopted,
with a view of rendering more efficient
the administration of Indian affairs in
that State.
You will also give attention to the
present reservation system in Nevada,
and, upon examination, report as to
whether any new reservation should be
established, or those now existing
should be modified or changed in any
way, giving due consideration to the ex.
tent OF agricultural lands available in the
State, and whether from the nature Of
the country in its relative proportion Of
mining and agricultural districts it would
be desirable that the reservations should
embrace large tracts, or whether the besi
good Of the citizens and Indians would
be served by collecting the latter upor
smaller reservations near the localities
now occupied by them, and you are re
quested to suggest such legislation, i
any, as in your judgment would bes
promote the general welfare Of all con
cerned. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
EDWARD ?. SMITH,
Commissioner.
J.C. O'Connor, U. S. Indian Inspector
IL Pine street, New York City.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

The Tax Payers Association of the
district has adopted all organization
which provides for the appointment Of
Committee of 20 to guard their interest
generally, and to prosecute in the Crim-
nal and Civil Courts such officers of the
late District Government as have acted
illegally in the collection and expendit-
ure of money, and for other lawless acts
performed by them Washington Tele-
gram, July IL.
The above few words tell terrible
tale respecting the scoundrels who lately
carried on the Government Of the District
of Columbia. But what of that? Moth
ing can cause blush of shame on the
cheek of post bellum lobbyist or job
Der. 1t is true an investigating COM
mttee dared not exculpate them. 1t i.
true, that in the course Of that investiga-
ton conspiracy came to light OF the
gravest character, involving not only the
District officials, but others high in the
public service. We alude to the safe
robbery. 1t is true that subseryient
Senate did not dare indorse the princi-
pal offender for another Office. All these
things are true, but what does your thor
ough- paced swindling lobbyist care?
Nothing, for the telegraph informs us
that if they can get Dana into their
clutches at Washington, they will at
tempt the same proceeding with other
papers and their editors. No doubt
they will if they get the chance. They
would do anything that honest and de-
cent men would not do. Talk about
libeling such fellows as they are; the
next thing We shall hear of, is that Vas
quez is bringing an action for libel
against the press, and trying it in Wash
ington. We are sure the ring would
sympathize with an unfortunate comrade
like the notorious bandit, and do their
best to punish his prosecutors, his vic
tins and the odious press
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14
Us and the odious press.


WHAT He DID.-A Washington cor
respondent OF the Sacramento Record
has been figuring up all the good things
that Sargent has done. The list is not a
very long one, and we wonder that the
corresponding lickspittle has forgotten
to name Sargent's efforts to gag the
press and to confirm Shepherd. These
were two bright achievements, that we
intend shall stick like bird-ime to the
California Senatorial attorney. Before
Sargent and the rest of his gang get
through they will wish they had been
anywhere but in the Senate Of the United
States voting. to manacle the public and
confirm a man who had swindled the
treasury of millions.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

Busted. The Cocos Island treas
ure bubble has again burst-it is to be
hoped for the last time, The S. F. Bull
letin of the eth says:
On Friday last David Sutherland, A.
W. Fisk, and friend, returned from
Cocos Island via Panama, whittier they
went in search of the treasure. 1t ap-
pears that, after prospecting for nine
days, the search for the treasure was
abandoned and the schooner Witch
Queen, the vessel that carried away
Sutherland, Fisk and the third person,
landed the three at Panama and proceed
ed in search OF pearls.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

left a note stating that she was tired oil
life.
German named VIM. Schubert died
suddenly, yesterday afternoon, while Sit
ting in a chair.
Manuel w. Gillet brought an action
against the Ophir Silver Mining Com
pany to have W. 5. Lyle restrained from
acting rs a Trustee of the Company.
The steamer China arrived from Hong
kong last night, also the steamer Union,
| from. Panama.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

JUDGE CARRIER, late Supreme Judge of
Nevada, was in town yesterday, and left
for Eastern Nevada last evening. The
Judge is looking as well as ever, and as
though his lines had fallen in pleasant
places. He is practising law in San
Francisco; Office 5l5 California street.
If the Judge had seen fit to remain in
Nevada, he might, in our opinion. have
got any position to which he could have
aspired.-1 Carson Tribune, s.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

AT the lower end of Main street, where
they are excavating to build house,
some man was employed in panning, and
procured forty good sized colors to the
pan. With plenty of water the banks
and gulches Of the neighborhood would
pay immense wages, especially for n.y.
draulic working. Lyon County Times,
rtl
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

A MINER named Douglas had his left
ankle badly bruised at 8 80 o'clock this
morning, at the 1900 foot station of the
Consolidated Virginia mine, by having it
caught between loaded car and post.
He was taken TO the surface and con-
veyed home. With proper care he will
soon be able to resume work. Virginia
Chronicle, Sth.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

The Belcher Mining Company employ
in their mines and on the surface, in
GLIDING those engaged in sinking the
new air shaft, 1000 workmen. They
also consume three and half tons of ice
in rendering water fit for drinking pur-
poses in the lower levels of the mine.
Virginia Chronicle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

VICTORIA Woodruff says grand State
convention of women will be held in San
Francisco shortly, for the purpose of
considering the social and free love ques-
tons of the day, and declares that Cali
fornia will be the banner State in the
grand free love movement.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

THE approach to Baltimore by the
Patapsco river has been greatly improved.
A ship channel has been dredged of such
a depth that there will always be "a feet
of water ut the lowest tide.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

S.P. MORRISON, employed at the Mari
posa mill in Cedar Ravine, had the great
toe on his left foot mashed yesterday
morning He was taken home. The toe
was ampuated close up to the foot
[ Nirginia Chronicle, 9Th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

chief East Extension Mining Com.
pahy Location Of principal place Of business,
san pa, Francisco Standardization of works,
Fly Mining District, Lincoln county, Nevada
nouce IS hereby given that at meeting of the
BOARD OF Directors, held on the It'll day OF July,
1874, an assessment mo. 81 of Ten Cents per
snare was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation. payable Immediately, in United
states gold coin. to the Secretary, at the office
o. the company, Ala California street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of August,
ls'4, VIII be delinquent, and advertised for sale
~ pubic auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the 9th day of Sep.
tenn er, 1874, to pay the delinquent assess
expenses Of sale.
R. wEGENER, Secretary.
California ;six.tS
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~
And in accordance with law and an oleei y
the Board of Directors, made on the htn av
of May, 1874, SO many shares OF eacn P Pa,
Gel of such stock as may be necessary W. ~.
be sold at public auction, at the once ~ ~. no
California street, San Francisco, California, ~
Thursday, the 10th day of july,
1874, at the hour Of O'Clock p. N. =,
said day, to pay said delinquent assessms a%
thereon, together with costs Of advertising AH'
expenses Of sale.
CHAs. Z. ELLIOT. Secretary.
ONCE: Room %, Hsyward's Building, CIV .'
ifornia street, San Francisco, California.
jy1-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

AMONG the timbers to be used in the
construction of the Consolidated Vir-
ginia Mining Company's new mill are &c
sticks, II feet long and 36 inches square
These tmbers are already on the ground
Il Virginia Chronicle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

The Carson Tribune advises would-be
suicides to rely upon a we'll cleaned,
oiled and loaded revolver, properly
capped and directed the Tribune says
that instrument is usually quite effectual
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14
DELINQUENT SALES

Bcsvery Consolidated Mil ana ~.
bas,n Uemps sas q principal place a.
Of works, Ely Mining District. Iinca,, Location
nevaas;-Notice.-There are delinouen,o eniy,
the following described stock. on ssa upon
assessment tNo. 81 levied on the I'm o di q
names soft of the fespeer. he
N. No. Of No. Of "s
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

The White Pine News says that the
Madison furnace is being repaired and
another attempt will shortly be made to
make smelling White Pine ore paying
business.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

Hon. THOMAS FITCH has arrived at
Virginia City, and we understand pro-
poses to locate permanently among his
old friends in this section.-[ Gold Hill
Eaua
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

THE name of the man who had the
calf OF his leg torn off in Carson, while
firing an anvil on the Fourth of July,
was John McAuliff, blacksmith. We
learn that he is recovering slowly from
his painful wound.-[ Virg. Independent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

Surno 10 lecturing on mines and min.
ing in Virginia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

The Grand Jury of Washoe county
have just presented a painstaking and
elaborate report on the county books,
finances and general management of
county affairs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-14

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFIcE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June Is, 1874
Sir: By direction of the Honorable
Secretary Of the Interior, United States
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BY TELEGRAPH!

sprc1.i 10 rHF pIocnE DAILY RECORD.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

~ P.rlori large bedroom sIela.ve bath and wsereoe,
esss and liberal price SEQ weekly, Ps Boz, SA49 EsyleL
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

and bought during the week an include choice
lots Of No at So % Xxx at 64G55 aud aud hA no
yer, desirable 53 We consider b5c air quotation Tor srgn
ots Of Xxx in good condition and holders feel that buyrs must soon
up this figure although forced upon the market now his pee
coud no, be realised The stock Of medium heeces Is so
small that price Of this description Is under easJ
control Bnyers offering 4S for large lots OF Mcb
considered for moments and the act
that dealers purchased 650O Mcngn IN Poy
~ 050c mostly 4Sd5Oc Tor medun an
market desirable lots u ths
sOpon oud purchased under 5Oc Combng and delanc c
ton desirable OF combnr have been
go down 55056c for fse deane California wool
quiet week but prices remain un
changed OFT Spring crop there perhaps about l5uVoV on
hand including desirable ots lO5OOO sprn. bsve Dee o
The 29 40c hut OF this 10000 brought SOC
32c the latter for free Wool aud this Is fair Quotation Tor
average lots Fall Wool m small lots OF cnoc
hgh 30c bui considerable OF the ran
hand would bring lSG20 The sales OF the wesk e
feeces Medium No. l. Y and M AZ
52ad66c Michigan lces 4s 2a5OGi Western heeees 42d20c
Comne ard Deaine Heeces, 55d62 9. Tsb washed
ud 55dsl 0j Super Pulled 81 cote CafoFDis spDs
2Da4Oc. do Fail lS213Uc.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Nov 26Stanish gold. 2l5 American gold 226d227
qu but sr sgusI bi against Spanish go1i
UDed 60 cureIev lO4GlO6 premium short
sight currency lO7 100 premium; 30 days gold 1920 ~ pre-
sight gold l2SQl3O premium LoUdon 1851 100
premium: Pans. l26dl2 l2S premium
HAvANA 27-Spnish Gold Sd2lSi American 229o2SO
FIchuge fair demand little doing exactng goi
United short sight currency lOsGllO 2 cent pre-.
gold l3Odl32 London l54dl56 z cent premium
Ql3O cent premium Sugsr-So IL d. s. 1oGloS
reals T. aTTobL
2ssugr nominal stock In warehouse at hayana
and and 200 hhi receipts Of the week at
MaanI 3l5 boxes exported during the week from
$500 bOye and 9S hhd, Of VIII 42OO
United No. IL d. S. lSi
ass res /, arrobs Boon, s370s4OP Butter-Supeno
American S1OdS72 A. qunal; Goshen SSOGSS2 Flour, S26
SIS SO y boil or American. Hams = American sasreureS
s4Od$4o a. quintai Lsrd, In kegs, S44 76aS40 y
oantal; IA tins. 47d$48 Potatoes, $40 Tslow. $29d
s3O wsI-Yow, sl4d$l5 arOba COaOl, in tins. So 75
Gs7 real. y gal; empty hgshesds 81 10 Lumber - Pitch
Ple $50 a. Hoops Lo6g Shared $l29G$l30 per Presht'
nominal nominal the United States go DAYS
renew lO7alOS y premium; London l55al67 y cent
premium.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
COTTON MARKETS.

JEYFErsoS Nov 27-Coiton firm; Mitng, l34c Low Ahlng
l2a4 Good Ornary. 12c weekly net receipts 55o baei snip
mems Ga bales; safes 1900 bales; ocs, o. l0l bales ,
ATHENS 27Coton Mitdi1g l3is0lS &c weekV
receipts 1903 bales; shipments Slo baes splHpefs IL o
Nov 2O-Weeky net receipts 40 bales shipments, Gl9 bales
spiuners 40 bales stock, 1898 bales 90. ,,1,t..
RoxB Nov. 27--toon steady; Mdiung, 1880 Low mdhns'
l3l2c Ordinary weekly net receipts W. OAIes -
ments, .25O bales stock. 1850 bales go -, NJ,
CnAKLRsToN Nov 2S-Co:ton quiet Mddng s; Low MID
ding l334c Good Ordinary, Is net receipts, 265 bales gos'
exports France 1iS0 bales eoastwse io%o oaes
sales, 900 bates; stock. 5S 9Sl bales.
PBILADELPHIA Nov 29-Cotton du Modhe 2ituos ,ta8
BALTIMORE 2S-Coton quiet and wslki MdoEnel ~ %
l4la. Mding. Il I'D l4l4.i Good Orlnh5 40 ~ ~
gross pts coastw 10 baei sA f-'
bales spuBers, 220 bales; stock lo2lo bales ,1dro
l4lc net receipts O22 bales, exports, TO Great b'ah
France 22l7 bales; cosSSe Lila baes sAe' -o
bales scck. S9,299 bales ,,,,u- ,,1. no,
NKwORLgANs Nov 2S-Coton irregular; Mding Ia s on n
receipts bales: gross 2l0 bales exports to feuce
cossise 227O balesi sales 57OO baes socA i'%0
bales.
WILMINGTON 2S-Cotton hrm good demand Mdhs' I'"
net p.s 4S2 bales sales 220 bales; stock 1855 baea
MEMPHIS Nov 2S-COOn weak nOuhnsly xnebsngI
l4Ql4ss 543 bales shipments o4o OeS saIes
5000 baes stock, 43,4oS baea $500 =, -, -.
HORYoLK 2S Cotton duiet; Mdiing Ia 8 ueI e
cepts 2473 bales; exports coaswse lo1o bales ses ooo
stock. 2SO07 bales ~ ,, -. ..o;o,.
y26 bales; 300 baes stock lOOVV oaes
CSCINNATI 2S Cotton STEADY; Mddnne l44c ne' eceps
766 bales shipments 3S5 bales; stock, 2S7 bales -, .
GALyKsToN Nov 2S-Coon quiet and weak Ndding 2i h
receipts OGO baes 007 bales stock b9 100 Daes
Argu.TI No, S-Cottou-Demsnd fair; Mdting l34@
Mdthng l320l35ca Good Ordinary l3ci he tocepS 'o''
sonILE Nov 2S Cotton easier; Mddng l4isc net receipts
600 bales; gross 40l0 bales; exports coastSe iool oAes
sales l. 500 bales: stock. 1858 bales. ., 9, ,ca
bales gross LOGS bales 9O5 bales sales 1876 bales STOCK
2J7l4 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
The STATE OF TRADE.

Ioxpox Wow 2S-l23O m-Uniied States bonds new fves
lO3ls haway SHARES. 24G2i4
LvEKrooL 2Si2:3O mCotton F dull aud unchsnte1
Upsb 75su 72.L Mddlng Orleans Ssh sales lOOOo
bales bcug 1000 for speculation and export Cotton 70 ae'
l.lOi. cheaper o.ao,-
IoNpoN Nov. esq ?. m-Bre Railsay shares, 2iha2i@
LIVERPOOL 2S-2 m-Of the sales OF cotton 10 ouy
4sO American Sales on The ba~s OF Maaug OPaaOs
Ok Ordinary shipped November and December az
~ DO shipped December Jsnuary at = I'D; do nothing
Mdiugs, deliverable December and January al At
Mdng Orleans nolhing below Low Mddhugs
pptd Soremter ard December. 1t 7S Besdiuf are qnet
IS Sass y Beef, e4i q boL for New Ness IaIo"'
426 = cwL M ,,,-.
I0NDoS Nov 2S-:30 m-The amount OF bullion WITHDRAWN
from - b. snk OF England balance 100000 Consols'
S3003ls or and tie acc0unt
m-Sales OF Cotton the basis OF
Mdlg Ulaus below Low aidngs deliverable November
a, gl6d basis Of Mddng Orleans nothing below LO"
Milngs sh p,d december and JsnGay at l3lOd Petroleum
9d9l2i a. gallon for RefDei ard 81. fOr Spirits
lNDoS Nov 2-5.3O D. m-PsTs dispatches quote Rente' at
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

and prices much OF that arriving
10 Of grade very freely put better oed
ab 34c fot Choice while ComnOn can be had
2Dc b. The trade moderate owing to the decline In
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
Cefinres ano meelin9s.


, % ECTURE.r-Evcry AFTERNOON at 3, and
II evening ococs; commencing MONDAY Mo-. 30 PHILIP
LAWRENCR she eminent eOcuiont viii etplain NrksP"
great picture Lookout Mountain" and necte BossT descriptive
poem battle Door. open all day u BroaWaJ aud
Folrteeuth-st Admittsnce, % cts
DEV. JOHN WEISS's LECTURES on the
Ia WOMEN OF sHAKksPBAtE will be delivered at tie USon
League Clnb TheateT - loIiOws SiLi
l. SHABESPBARES wOdBN Tuesday Evening. Dee. 3.
2 PORTA. FRIDAY Evening. De IL.
g. HELEN AND OPHELIA Tnesi.y Evening Dec Is.
g. MA BETH AND LADY MACBBIH Thursday EFcning Dee H.
o. LADY MACBEl a., Tursday Evening Dee. ~.
AT = O'CLOCK
Tickets be obtained at the Fan Aveaue Hotel schner, No
7O PuGsm cons Bookstore 2d
ani ithave David q. Fslc Aorpacei BenenOs, tn0n-
tquara, sui at the door he evening" OF the Lectures
CANT ANDREWS SOCIETY.-1he 1lSth
~ ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL Of the SAINT ANDREWS So
Getty the NewYork will take place MONDAY LVES
ING members the society will dine at emoneos
Pouftee l Rfh-aye O'clock and requested 10
punua ocos for the transaction ~ business The fol-
loving gentlemen elected the Drepat meeting.
beld BRICg GRAY 81 Worhs JOHN SLOANE.
Gj5 Broadwsy WALTER WATSON. Broadst JOHN PATTON.
81 Whilst; WIN. COVERLEY Boviuggreen; WM LYALJ.
Jl7 West TwentT.thIrd-st
the Society its Association Wishing 70 unite
countryInen celebration Of Anires Day, obtain
tickets 0 the Managers.
ALEXANDER RHIND Secretary.
VNHE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.-A special
meeting Of the b. Monday evening" November
action in rgari to The death OF
JONATHAN sTURGES Pes dent Of the Cub By order ~ the
Pre.jenL GEORGb II. e. HILL, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
GouarInersnlp Notifcs.

NETWORK, Nov. %, 1S74.-The COPART-
~ NERSHP heretofore existing between Channcey m am
David Close by mutual consent The bus
conducted by the undrsgned who Will hqda
ali liabilities alone has to sign in qua
DAVID A NLOohi iio 'ha"ooI"s"' ave -
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
Uipi6eno NDilres.

STATE oY ILLINOIS TRsAsURER's OFFICE
sPRISGyIKLD, Nov. IA, ls74
TNHE INTEREST which will become due
upon the Of Illinois the rs moudy OF Jan
nary 1875 will he Exchange Nat Bank IN N"
Yok CITY the 19b dav inclusive o. January pIoimo
" ' ~ 49, EDWARD RUIZ. state Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
WOOL MARKET.

go,ros No, 2s-The snctsa In Wool for the have
an he s, for long e this partly Of
b, tmps hode fact that buness enure
on tie 26th There no ehsnge 70 seae. IA pnoss
sf dssir.be sts Of WesL Upward Of V0OO Osls
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
ST. JOHN IN.Bl MARKET.

ST JOIN " Nov 2S-The Flour market firm al last weeks
coming direct from the ms at Mwaukee
fegh,s Liverpool 6o box shocks Cuba 2Si Tie freight
market is nor hopeful
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
RK "A German Protestant

widow woman with child avs se) would like place
10 private family do GENERAL H0UoBwORK no,
much object good homs plain cookng Sc
reference from last place. Apply at ODBLLS GERMAN
BuREAU. 100 Wst 3A!hsk eornar Of Bfosdsa'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
5apinas Banks.
Ghanfcs Tor bnslnrss Mcn

DDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for Merchants,
~ Mapaf.ctmer and others Mining interests f
References Wood Jones ~
Broadway VIM urbui CO. hats ahd caps ~ o &C
GRIGGS CARLETON 6nanca and business hrosrs % broadw
nor SALE CHEAP-A LIVERY STABLE
30 years st,nnz with th work Of Two no' no" OO'hs
GOOD business half half real estate Apply To- an
hOV' W. Il. GRAY, 20 aud 22 Woosets
nor SALE. at a BARGAlN-Two desirable
BOOT SHOE STORES situated On SIN aln hs1 ~ &
Fo- NH nscpa apply GEORGE SILVER, Assignee 81 ar
LNOR SALE-A Crockery, China, Glassware,
GoV STORE, an Old estabhshel
ta,n doing cool In thriving thirty miles nom
BOSTON This the only CROChBRY WARE SfoRs in the Place
aI rs an exc .nt opportunity for Two pa5u intending
Going into business present has made money IN he pAe
All M for selling be intends n the wholesale
oIs'"'''' iV' ~" '-' SAMUEL DEAN,
Boston. Mass.
CALARTED POSITION is offered a capitalist
- with $4,000 Of the most desirable NAIL WIN IN W
country, operation. and with rapidly increasing onsness
caon capital only required to increase Tue po
ducng elpadty Apply, GRiGGS CARLEIoN 10 bos""'J'