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PITTSBURGH.
Pennsylvania Railroad.

PIrraBu BuRGH, June l6.-An adjourn
ed meeting OF the stock holders
of the Pennsylvania compar y
was held ir this city yesterday
Col. Thomas A. Scott, Presidsnt, pre-
sented his report showing the opera
tions OF he company for 1873. Tn:
following is statement OF the net earn
| ings OF the various roads operated by
this company Pittsburgh, Fort Wavne
and Chicago railroad, 1892, ,032 372
New Castle ~ Beaver Val, 1892 5l4.13
Lawrence railroad, SIC 0ll.33; Erie
and Pittsburgh, 4S4 39S Il; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, $l,797,0l3 10; JeGrr-
sonville, Madison and Indianapolis,
$446, 1919 IS; total net earnings. 81, 6,5lS,.
10 10. The final results to the
Pennsylvania company, after paying
all expenses, rentals, interest, &c
shows a net profit Of Sl,23S,3lO net, OIL
which dividends have been paid
or preferred, and common stock
S590.000, leaving balance OF
S66S.3l0. The lines are now amply
supplied with facilities 10 meet not only
the present demands but also much
increased volume OF business. and the
condition OF the track and rolling stock
will enable the business TO be moved
with economy and dispatch. On the
Fort Wayne road ~ per cent OF the
entire line was relaid with new rails
including Coo tons of steel rail
AMI % per cent Of ties were
renewed on the c. II 2. roah'
Thirtv-five per cent OF the line has
been relaid with new iron. In addl-
ton to the lines enumerated and which
are reported under lease, this company
has also worked during the past year.
on account Of the proprietary com
panies, the indianapolis N NIncennes'
Ashtabula. Youngstown IL Pittsburgh,
Toledo, Tiffin IL Eastern, and the COM
pleted portion of the Mansfield, Cold
water Il Lake Michigan railroad.
Allegheny Valley Ra Iroad.
At meeting of the creditors OF the
Allegheny Valley railroad company
held this afternoon, President John
Scott submitted a statement OF the
affairs of the company, showing the
total floating debt to be $780, 0,S56.45.
1t is proposed to fund the floating deb
into seven per cent income bonds Sc
cured by mortgage or trust bond
The report was referred 10 commute
OF five. Col. Thomas A. Scott was
present, and stated that be believed
the company could pay per cent. on
the entire debt in three years. Ihe
committee of FIVE recommended
creditors to renew their past due ooii-
cations, and also suggested that a SIX
per cent gold bond be issued In order
to represent the expenditures Indicated
and that said bond be made good by
Endorsement by the Pennsylvania Kali
road Company, so that this indebted,
ness may ultimately become funded
into the same. A permanent commit
tee of five was appointed 10 confer Wlth
the officers OF the company, and also
with the officers OF the Pennsylvania
Company. The meeting adjourned to
meet two weeks from TO day.
The trial Of Ernst Artmein, who
murdered the Hsmmet family, began
to-day in the Criminal Court.
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SATrTAr& q pace OF bread or meat
with gastric juice, and il rM dissolve
Tals ID digestion. Add TO such mix.
Iure n little a'cphol, aud u will not dis
a"|re. The is indigestion. Beware,
then Of tInrIurrS or toulCS, or drcoc-
tons containing spirltuou- Iiquors.
Shnn all rum "torics," and rely solely
on DR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIrrERs. the
finest digestive invrgornDt known, aud
rec from ,he fry cures OF alcoho'.
NAV Dob
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sT.LOUIs.
Lynch Law I'm indto, T.rrIt,

Lynch Law In Indian Territory.
st Louis, June l6.-The Republican
la a letter from Vluita, Indian Terri
''Fy' which says that vigilance COM
mlVee has lately been formed in that
Territory, extending into Kansas, for
Sae purpose Of ridding the country Of a
Dthd OF outlaws who defy the authori-
lies, steal horses, and depredste gener-
a''y npon property. Within a short
rme TN John Blythe, John Friend. young
cochran, Dock Goddard aud two others,
names not given, have been lynched.
seventeen other desperadoes are on the
list OF the committee, most OF whom. il
i SAID, will he ordered out OF the count.
,E ous Joe Queen aud John Morgan
Tue leaders OF the gang, will be killed
On sight.
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lSCDNSlN.
Episcopal Convention.

MILWAUKEE,, June l6-The annual
convention OF the Episcopal Church
ior the diocese Of Wisconsin, began in
i"Ns city this morning at 10 o'clock
Religious services were performed al
the Cathedral, and the Rev. Mr.. Durbin
ct R'psn, delivered the sermon. The
Convention vii! elect Bishop, vice DR..
AFmllage, deceased. 1t is rumored
nat Dr.. DeKaven will withdraw, and
Dr.. Cole, Dr.. Kemper, and DR.. Ashley
are now The most prominetly spoken o.
The Wisconsin Editors and Publish.
ers Association assembled here to-day
'or rs annual convention. There are
a'out one hundred persons in attend
"nce. The morning session was occu-
pet with the enrollment OF members.
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HOUSE.

The rules were suspended and bill
passed for the relic! o: savings inslitu-
tions having no capital stock, and doing
business solely for the benefit o. de
positors.
Mr.. Smith, or \. Y, from the Com
mitlee on Elections, reported q bill pro
viding that robodv shall he delegate
in the House OF Representatives from
any territory, who shall not have At
tained the age OF twenty five years, aud
been seven years q citizen OF the United
States, and who shall not be an in
habitant OF a territory, and no person
who ia guilty either OF bigomy or
poly gamy is to be eligible. Passed
The bill does not apply 10 sitting
delegates
Mr. Robinson from the Committee
on + ections, made report.in the Ar
kansas contested election case, that wl.l
show that the sitting member IL not
entitled 10 the seat and that Gunter, the
contestant, WAS. The report, which was
unanimous, vas agreed to without d.
vision, and Gunter wac sworn IN, TAX
ing the modified, not the iron clad oath.
I he Committee on Elections was dis-
charged from further consideration OF
the Arkansas contested election case o!
Bradley against HyBes.
The House then proceeded to the
consideration OF the Senate amend.
ments TO the Indian appropriation bill.
The amendments, iorty-four in nun Der,
were mostly O: a verbal character, aud
these were generally concurred il, and
the more important ones were non. con-
CURED in and a conference committee
ordered.
A conference committee was ordered
on the Geneva award bill,
Mr.. Lawrence, from the Committee
on War Claims, reported bill extend
ing to the 4th OF July, 1915, the time
within which the petitions Tor allows
ances may be presented to the Southern
Claims Commission, and providing for
the appointing OF two additional COM
missiouers. Passed.
Mr.. Parsons moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill Authorizing the
lease OF the Marine Hospital ard
grounds at Cleveland, Ohio, to the city
OF Cleveland. Rejected by vote Of So
to 64, not two-thirds in the affirmative.
Mr.. Cox, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported the bill relat-
ing to ocean telegrsphs. Mr.. Cox s;st-
ed that the report was unanimous
The committee Was adverse to all
special legislation. and therefore this
was = general bill which affected no
existing rights and assumed no exclu-
sive authority in Congress, but gave
equal powers to all companies. The
bill was passed.
Mr.. Orr moved 10 suspend the rules
and 90 into Committee OF the Whole
on the bill TO indemnify holders OF pre-
en ption aud homestead certificates and
certificates OF entry aud patents t.
lands within the Des Moines river
grant, on account OF the failure of the
title. Agreed to, and the House went
into Committee OF the Whole. f. H.
Roberts in the chair.
After q longdiscussion the committee
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IADIANA.
Butter and Egg Association.

INDIANAPOLIS, June l6.-The annual
Convention OF the Butter and Egg As.
socistlon Of the United States will be
held in this city tomorrow. Among
the distinguished members OF the
Association present are Daniel w.
Dake, President: Hon Y. A. Willard,
OF Moore's Rrdl New Yorker George
E. Morrow, Of the Western Farmer,
Of Madison, Wisconsin, and a large
number OF delegates from Pennsyl-
vania, New York, Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin and other States
The Indiana Republicans State Con.
vention meet at the Academy OF Music
at ten o'clock tomorrow. Tue district
delegations hold meeting tonight
for the selection Of COmm!tlee-men and
the arrangement OF the business TO
come before the Convention.
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w ASHINCT0N
WAsHINaroN, June 16.
Report Ofihe District InyesiigatIps
Committee.

Report Ofthe District Investigating
Committee.
The Committee investigating the
District OF Columbia affairs, have made
their report. They are OF the opinion
that the Board Of Public Works adopt.
ed an erroneous, and in it's results, a
vicious method in letting the contracts
They condemn the loose manner
in which the business was generally
conducted. The total debt OF the Dis
trict is fixed at nearly $2l7,000,00O.
A recommendation is made that, for
the protection oi the government, come
unvarying rule be established for the
ascertainment OF what the government
should contribute toward the expenses
OF the District. The committee are
convinced that the accounts OF the Board
OF Public Works were unreliable and
inaccurate, and the provision o! law
requiring their ratification was not
complied with in accordance with the
letter aud spirit The committee rec
ommend the appropriation of 81 ,O0O.-
coo to place the government OF the
District on cash basis as to the cur.
rent expenditures, the abolition OF the
Executive, the Secretary OF the Dstrict,
the Legislature, Assembly, Board OF
Pubic Works, and the office OF Dele-
gate in Congress.
The President sent the following
nominations 10 the Senate John l..
Caiwadder, of New York, Assistar
Secretary of State Major Absalom
Baird, Assistant Iuspector General and
Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. Con-
sUls-Paul jones. o! Ohio, at San Do
mingo, and w. II. Young, OF Ohio, at
Mannheim.
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PHILADELPHIA. June l6.-Wool-In
fair demand; Ohio, Pennsy lyania and
West Virginia Xxx and above extra
snd medium 55r coarse 45950c; New
York, Michigan. Iudiaps and western
foe 1880 medium 50a SIC; coarse As
94Sc; combiog washed 5S960c comb
ing unwasbed 40S Canada comtipg
60c fine ubwashed 35c; coarse and
medium unwashed 35S3Se; tub washed
53G 55c; extra msrino pulled td5Oc
No aud super fine pulled 43945c.
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New York Dry Gsods Market.

NEw YORK, June 10 Business il
quiet with manufacturers, agents and
jubbers alike. Tue market tor cotton
goods ruled firm and prices are un-
changed. Side band prints continue
in brisk demand and are mostly sold up
TO receipts. FaLCy prints are quiet
Fancy caS7lmeres and worsted suItlngs
Tor the tall trade in moderate request.
Foreign goods very dull
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June l6-FIour-ln
good demand. Whest-Quier. Corn
Western mixed easy; new sc; Old
SIC. Os;s-Lower, western mixed 60
66lc; white 62G63c. Rye-Weaker Al
9jcCDSl o.. Provrsrons-Qaiet. Pork
Unchanged. Buiter-Quiei; prime
To cho.ce western 2092lc Coffee
Qnie' ard nominal. Whisky-Nom.
inal at 9s999c.
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rose without coming to any conclusion
on the bill.
Mr.. Orr then moved TO suspend the
rules and pass the bill. Agreed to; yeas
$780, nays 10.
Mr.. Wilson, of Indiana, from the
government investigating committee on
the District of Columbia, made report
which was ordered printed. He also
reported bill for the government Of
the District OF Columbia, and gave
notice that he would call it up for action
Tomorrow.
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lOI.,iO NhIkeI.

ToLEDo, June l6-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat Dull and prices
have declined; amber Michigan cash
and July 81 3Ol; No = red 2Sl
July | 80; Auru.t %. Corn-Dull
and market unsettled high mixed 65i
GtG6c July G6c, September G7ic; low
mixed G5!c; no grade Gjc Oats
Steady No. | j3r; No > sole; risct.
ell 4Sc.
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CLEVELAND.
DrOw ned.

CLEVELAND, June l6.-Dr. Valentine
LammersmsD, q young physician Of
this place, was drowned late last even-
ing in the lake by the capsizing OF
small boat.
A German named Charles Kampier.
aged 62, committed suicide yesterday
morning by hanging.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York honey and stock Market

NEw YORK, June l6-MoSEY-At
2@24 per cent. Sterling finn s"d
nominal at 4 s994 9l!. Customs re-
ceipts 10000. The Treasury disbursed
$li6,OOO. Produce exported for the
week s6,sSS,5S7. Specie shipments for
tomorrow S950,0G0.
GoLD-Ranged At ll0i@llls, clos.
log al III. Carrying rate per cent;
borrowing fiat TO per cent. Clearings
$l90O0.000.
STATE BoSDs-DulI and quiet. Rail-
road bonds firm.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June l6.
SENATE.

Mr.. Morrill,, o! Vermont, called up
House bill to authorize the Secretary
of the Treasury to suspend work upon
public buildings.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Maine, moved to
amend the till 20 that the spproprla'
tions for the present year Shouts rot be
covered into The treasury until the end
OF the next fiscal year. The amend J.
ment was rejected and the DILL passed
Mr.. Sprague, irom the Committee GA
Public Lands, called up House bill to
authorize the issue Of duplicate agri-
cultural land scrip where the original
has been lost or destroyed. Passed.
Mr.. Sargent submitted q resolution
calling upon the Secretary OF State to
transmit to the Senate the reports OF
the Commissioners TO the Vienna Ex-
position. Agreed to.
Mr. Ramsey, from the Committee on
Postoffices and Post Roads, reported a
post route bill, and asked its present
considerations. Objection WAS made,
and il was placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Ramsey, from the Committee on
Posloflices and Post Roaia, reported
favorably On House bill TO provide for
the prepayment OF postage on printed
matter, end asked lie immediate con-
sideration. Objection was made, and
it was placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Bogy called up the House bill
making additions 20 the 18th section OF
the act OF July ID, 1864, amendatory
OF the act to aid in the construction OF
railroad from the Mississippi river to
the Pacific ocean. This ill provides
that any officer or agent OF companies
authorized to construct these rJads o.
engaged n operating ether OF item,
who shall retu-e 20 operate the road or
telegraph under his control, !or
all purposes Of communication,
travel and transportation, so far a.
the public good is concerned, as in
Que continuous line or shall refuse in
such operation and use, 10 afford and
secure TO each OF said roads equal advan-
tages and facilities, "a to ra!es, time or
transportation, without any discrimina-
ton OF any kind in favor of or adverse
to toe road or business Of any or either,
said companies shall be deemed gully
OF misdemeanor. and upon CONVICTION
thereof be iineh not exceeding II 600,
and lie imprisoned not less than six
mouthe. The till further provides
that in case OF the failure or refusal OF
the Union Pacific Railroad or either oI
said branches, to comply with the re-
quirements o. the act the party injured
or company agsrieved may bring aciIon
and be entitled to judgment tor treble
the amount OF excss. Of re. ght or fares
collected by defendant, and !or triple
the amount of the damages sustained
by plaintiffs hy such failure or re-
fussl, and for every violation OF
the act q new cause Tor ac.ion
shall arise. The bill turtbcr provides
that the Denver Pacific Railroad Com
pany shall lie deemed part and an cx-
tension OF the Kansas Pacific Ra lroai
to q point of junction thereof with tie
Union Pacific Railroad at Che>eun
FaSsed Without amendment
Mr.. McCreery called up the bill au-
the sale OF property belonging
To the Soldiers Home At Harrodshu7g.
Kentucky, known as the lIarrodsburS
Spring property. Passed.
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EastI.ibrr,y Cnt,Ie n.rLet

East Liberty. June l6.-Cattle-Ar.
rivsIs, o. csrs; lest GI to 6!c; medium
81 to &C. common So 10 5 90; stockers
Il TO 3; iu.ls / 10 &c. Hogs-Arri-
walls. -! carr; best Phladelphia 6 20
to 6 35; Workers 5 40 to 5 50. Sheep
Arrivals, Ia carr; b,st 81 TO SIC;
medium 4; to DC.
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The SYiit of Jefferson comes to us
h;. week with reversed rules, in
,,ouruins for its late editor and owner
NJ Joux. w. DALGARN. The paper is
=, ts hereafter conducted by STEPHEN
: DuGlRS, Trustee, and will doubt
,.s- continue to advocate the principles
.trenuousIy insisted upon by him
,,o has gone before.
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HEFHANI COLLEGE.
The Alumni Society.

the exercises OF the Alumni Society
o,Be.hany College, have afforded some
a5og new and unusual among the at
,.s,.Ions clustering srouod the close o
,gr academic wear, and the programme
qrrsn,el for last evening, June 10th
MAS more than usually attractive.
!nrrr WAS lecture upon the subject
o.. American Education" by r. Moi
.rg. OF Onio; q poem by ii
Lobinger, OF New York, en-
,t.el "Tne Highest Good :" and
81 o.s,iou 10y Pro. Julian 3. Cren-
.asw, which completed the literary
,.,l.srcs Of the evening. The subject
oithr Grafton was the sharp contrast
,r.ween the
IDOLS AND IDEALS
Ua.th usually Influence the college
.uient aud, in the course OF the ad.
dress, much good and practical advice
uss gwen to the collegiates.
We have at hand, through the favor
OF lrtais at Bethany. iull report o.
Prot. Crenshaw's remarks, buI
.ack OF space for the
4t.caton OF the many
AMI well conceived passages OF the
0:s.ioo, must be accepted as our excus
yr tie non publication Of any.
Tle best tribute we can pay to ex-
c-l lence OF this kird is TO make no se-
lr ton. That Prot. CRENsHAw' ora
u0I is rot publishcd in full in this
mornings RRGI-TER is due 10 the Ie-
mir&s Of other interests, and to the
further fact that any abbreviation Of
Is limits would only mar the complete
less o. the argument it presents. 1t is
eaulitul and well polished stone, and
sDy presentation o! less than the whole
oratoa would show an unseemly side
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SRfsiI,sou on

THE oil (icrlvine its name from
Sampson, mcaDrng slrengtb) IL one OF
the best II not Ml bert remedy offered
to the public Tor rheumatism, aud all
pain, and II appear, that no mediciue
has ever gained 30 hs,terfSy reputation
IN AZ short n time. maylS
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NEW YORK STATE.
Returned.

BUFFALO, June 16.-Burrows, the
cashier OF the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern Railroad, whose myste-
no"s disappearance was reported, has
returned. He is undoubtedl suffering
from mental disorder .
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NEW JERSEY.
Fire.

MoRRIsroxN, June l6.-The steam
felt mill at Stanley, owned by Page,
Kidder 4 Fletcher, OF New York, was
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000
Insured.
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RHODE ISLAND.
The Senatorial Contest.

PRovIpRNcE, June l6.-Four ballots
were taken for United States Senator
to-day, the last resulting as follows ::
Burnside, 40; Dixon, 27 Barstow, Is I;
Sheffield, 10; scattering IL.
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ptisbarsh Petroleum MARKET.

PITTsRuRGn, June l6.-Petrolcum-
Crude quiet but steady At Sc 1T weIls;
81 O0tEl % according TO pipe line; re-
fined weak with lIghl demand at l3c
July; August l@IG September l4:.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June l6-Itis reported that
a battle has commenced at Estells, and
is proceeding advantsgeously TO the
Republicans.
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1yhcelina 4ealster.

GoLp closed in New York on yester-
3sy at lit ,..
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FsoM our reports this morning the
Liabilities are that the weather to-
,.y vii! be cloudy, with southerly to
..,srIy winds, and local rains.
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Shooting ARRAY.

\ shooting ahrsy occurred to-day at
tie postoflice between Charles De
"sury. al tor OF the Chronicle, and b
+ \Sniholy, editor of the San. Eight
-.o., Se-e exchanged. but neither OF
m.H "~ce hit. One bullet struck
II-.:y Mitchell, the messenger boy for
"~-''ro Union Telegraph Company,
Hh r,In: -pvere tlssh wound in the
.-,. Both OF the men are under arres'.
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Suicide.

ThOmas Donahue committed suicide
lat night by cutting his throat with q
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SAN FRANCISCO.
yrIaI of EmbeZZlera.

SAN FRANCI CO, June lG.-The trial
o. John J. Marks and his son Thomas
commenced in the Municipal Court to-
lay. Marks wa5 a member OF the
Safe Boarl Of Harbor Commissioners,
s4l ! accused OF having conspired with
n.- son and other persons TO emblzzle
money to large amount belonging to
the Safe
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B Y TELE'G RAP b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

BY the Western Union Line, Office North.
west corner OF Main and 18TH streets,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-02
THE EesC;; WHY.

! The gu, stion is daily a>i' i ny Thousands o
! our citizens. Why it is the Y J. Hit rs have
| achieved such popularity with the public. and
! ave such an immeLse sale:' The Teas is
because they are 81 old and well established
| lrtrcle. aud axe made frym thc Dsest choice
| E,Ibs IL Iaols: The many who have titd them.
TESTIFY to their beneficial qualities, and have no
h sit;!icn in Recommending item TO their
.:l.ict, 1 friends.
Thy IL. acknowledged 10 lie til" best tonic
and r,cuv, rat,r lEcwr: th' : bald up tEr sys-
tim and iuralt TtEsth To the voak nd 'H-
haustCd. ;Ii srp Il q, =. Ii nG It,CEnCIG, 10y
our Irc>t ,IiIt II Il. sieiais ltr certificates
II Each Jo,tl,I. To these afflicted Win til,
IIsI, = IA Iudi- s:iou a1Iu Loss uf Il elite.
Il lu,d purifier ,li,y u'p.ss IL oIL,r :" 'a.leu
;,:..es wL-yl. have lately Len laced IN ti.t
i,s;r H,t.
No fs1ni'y slculd lie without them. Sold
,NJTyHL,rc.
E.EEsIEIN ( co,
seeing I;tt,rs, SIS FIslt ST,
o.. cNi2-:n san I'raEci 90.
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NOTICE.

Noiiceis hereby given thss sidsSis iof-
ADVERTISING due the ARIZONA SENTINEL
prior to September 10th. ,lS73., are pay
able To T. Z! Minor, and from. and liter
that date to WIN. J. Berry. All unpaid
subscriptiens tDtthe 'fSentineI yAre'pse
able te VIM. J; Berry. who win also com
Pletea oil subscriptions paid. %. O. IL
Minor prior TO October 18th. 1873, Per-
sons having Claims against the "Ssnts
mel = hice prior 70 thu l2tb Inst. viii prs'
sent thef1 fot collection 10 O. u Min0fss y
6. L. MINOR.
-. eae WIN. j.. RERkT.
octlS-H
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4 Hbe7al dSSconat Ws22
DC mate on a'egM202- rates 10
merchants nnI others pN3-
chasing 2a2ye quantities.