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Or. LIE Riehau's GOLDEN BALSAH No. 1

cgir,s C2ncrps first and secDrd s.a Ges SCrts on
HE Legs CT ECdy; =, re lars. ty.s, Nose, Ac
Copper CclU-ed tiotclits, syvh1iitic CaIa:rh
Dis ssed Scalp. and all primary toIns Of The
disease LLovn Is /. hills. iII.s. - Ter lotto
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SPECIAL ;:CTiEE.

Why safer fron, Dygrersia. Indigestion, ard
loss Of appetite, when sou al. hy us!Es Dr.
RRisy,s celebrated II l. Bittc7S. eject = perfect
care; they are = Ilp2s2I; and iavig4rating
tonic, aud endorsed ard rrcu,In rded hy car
most o-.iIent Physicians las per certificate On
each botti for ali comp l.ju:s IF the Liver and
Digestive Organs. As family medicine they
have no equal
SEE .,.yCs tiEelEert il anC. her column.
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administrators Sale CT
Eaa; Estate.
NOTICE IS HEREBY G1y.N TIA.

.
| ~ ~ pursuance OF an order Of the district
Court 2nd Judicial District in and f,r arIslsby
| county. State q Ney ada, made the I'D day
| Of March. 4 D. 1874 in tho matter CT the es-
| t4.e Of SARAH kiiNE. deceased. the undo
signed, Administrator Of said tstste. VIII sell az
! public auction II the HI -hcs; bidder for cash.
gold coin OF the United StStCs, in parcel and
SKI Jet 70 confirmation ty said District Cour5.
On
Saturday. She 2Sih day Ct March
\. j. 1854 htty-stiI the hours Of . o'clo.k in
the morning and the setting Of the sun on tha
sane day. TO Eit: IT one O'clock p. Il. in from;
If the Cour. House doc. in CarsoIl City. orlus-
by county. STATE q Nevada, alI lie tight, title.
interest aid estate Of said iLtostats 81 the tine
Of her death. and all he right, tit,c AID inter
est Kat thu sad estate has by operation Of l-v
OF otherwise 1cqUirud other than. or in addition
to- that OF thu said interstate ct the tine Of tcr
death IL ard To the following GCcribed premises
TO Wit: All CT IL: number ten llul IN BLOCK
na,nt er thIrty-rIEe t,-tJ ia Proctor and Greens
division Of the town II Carson City. Crn4sby
county, State Df Nevada, together with all saI
singular the Il Et,4ts. EtIeGii5Iat hts and srl
itlrtenarcos ;ECreuitU IL longing Cr in aaywis-s
sppeTt; ming.
Terms and conditions Cf sale Cash, gtti
coin Of the iEitod statcs-tcn Fer cent. Of the
purchase money to Ia paid 70 the A3ministrat-r
On the day OF sale; balance on confirmation ii
sale 10y said District Court, l.cel at ,Xu,use q
purchaser.
Carson City, March 4th. 4. n 1e7i.
J. tUSENSICCk,
Admit istrator Of the estate 4
SARAH MINE, deceased.
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fsEgE fC-FiRGSE8s3II UER.TO
fEa CE-a..I- C@GtT Tic 4EE1-llsI.lt. tt
humane & Co, II a. business cf thE. IreI:l,Ia
tsousc l. this 2cy dissolved by mutual cousc1st-
C.-..---l1. l,-I.a-c- y itttsUAi1 frlz4 the frT.
CAM IL IAAANEE
ESIGE II NAISE
TIE pubic axe ler,by informed Glat Camille
LaE4=I-e las scla Il. LIS :-tgIlst o the Iusirc.
= the iENG.cLt TsU.c 10 -s'tc. IaI-ayr. v,hr,
has termed PARTNERSHIP VIZ, Desire pumAil,
s-l IL II are vii pig all oeLts ana colloct
all LI4I- 80 lar - my portion Is Il partutr IN
IL l4tt 4lT- {. I,la-..re : ,e. Is cu1Cer,.lI.
mhi4 A. Ctsf4ILE IANAiIsR
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
COTTON MARKETS

MOBILE wrv G-Cotr'r frn demand; Md1iug 16ae Low
ddng Good Ordinary, 10 % net receipts 81 bales
rpas 90 bales sales 800 oaes STOCK zoU0z
s0sr.r. MAY Cotton quiet sdiag l6i2>i receipts bales
sales 2jO a.,
ding 1G. z -l4 Jes shipments, : 90 Daes STOCK
SAysSSaH MAY 6-coro1 quet and steady Mtding l67i
ret esuts Q} bases; % baes exports 70 Great BntHu,
q.3 bales 76j ba %; stock. 50 III 5a.es
CHARLsT. u.touJu hddhng 10 sc; Low Mll-
r NJ I64UIU-, GH0I Ordinary. 4Js4c receipts l+& bales
Gales 100 1aesi slJcG. li-54 oa.eS 49,.
sKvURrsASs May ot'0n, densnt fair Mdfhnr y & net
216 bae 1000 bales last evening, 2}OO bales stock
IUB.7it
NoaT1LE Nay 6Cotton qust and UNCHANGED Low Miding
l6c receipts n bales exports coassNse 46i bales sales
$50 "a as ctocE. - lU5 bse.
LOUISVILLE Ma ,0tou quiet an steady; Mddlng 7c
Nav CT Cues ali 4.c Ilug-l MlILug Itci
r-repts a.i-s. shipments haie- sales, ID bales
PHtLADHIrH-A, MAY Cotton MldlHg. lI'se.i gross
Bsr5T NAV 6-Coion rre. Mdilug, IT'S receipts
.-7 hses exports Great brtl1 % 1a5 sales zUO O4es
rlock. 5000 hles
Bai4Iu1RE Nay G-Cotou fn Mic-r II s gross receipts
60 bales J6 bales sales % bales sock acta
lLrSsroS May 6-Co,,on qu'ei and nominal Mddug l6ae
coaas'ise, - bales s'ocL 4t8
Gl1vssr,> NAY G-Cool dur an1 irregular Good Ordinary
1Ie Miihag IL 8r net receipts al "a s exports 10 Orat
Britain 800 bales. saies. 300 bales G1rs, 2lfl bale.
CNcfyv.rf MAY 6tO Quet A'ohHg lie; receipts, 2J-
is.es Gpmenis, 3J4 Dsies s0ca. llJs- OaleS
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK. Wednesday, May is7i
At the Exchange SalesrOom to-day the uaIs-
actions unimportant
Tomorrow Messrs. A. J. Beecker, Son Wbits win
sell the remainder OF the property belonging 10 lhe
estate OF late Valentine Mott The sale OF last wees
was the successful OF the season. and the retna"
ing lots will all be sold without or any uhuef
bidding prices. The water rights VIII also NC
sold at the time and will doubt attract large
Attendance OF buy crE.
X stevenson IT, has sold the three ots north side
of Seventy eightn-s 205 feet east Of IuriaVe Dehb
75xlO2.2 feet, FOR $4,000. ,- -,
C. s Peck Co, report the sale OF the residence OF
William F. Howe, southeast corner OF LeNlngtOna1e'
ard FiftysecOnd-s fOurstOry hiehsoop browh-s'one,
25x6Ox00 for s25O0 Also the sale Of the mansion anu
grounds Astoria, L. L. property of David way Ior
$4,000.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL EsTAlL'
~ a. u Bbeeker, Son E Rhit,. 80
3s'ory and h.semea brownon, house .nd lot 80
Leringon-ave side 1913 south Of 3lstst - '0V
lots Of l27thst, l33 Of ohaVe eSen ,oo
2fIJg
Of S.IHlvO
lot aide l-1ih-st, 400 n. west Of lave, @kVV
o. i2ShsL. 400 a. Of 7hTe, 2orivV
l2ssh-st 37j r. Of 7h-ATe, EOK4VV SOW
By james ". MUIR.
istory Yellowstone house south side OF OJlt - IT, es
2OIXlOO0
side Of 23i 80 n west Of l'ave 4otlOo' -o1o
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YorK, Wednesday. Nav 6, isra

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Nav g. is7t
The local horse trade to-day was character
ized Inv increased activity and greater hEmness.
The demand for wel-matched carriage horses
ia especially prominent. aud to TINS iass
il due 10 part the improved TONG VI
,ba market In sound and stylish eoaon
Lorsas over 10 hands hlgn, sales recently eneeted
rnnged 81 200 81 500 and s. so per par Good ~,
b snInaI, nom l52 to rs hands high. sold at from ""
IA II 600 per pair The market for Work horses reiHs
without quOtable change, -. r.,t 80 1av q,
The regular sem-weekly sale was held Vo"a NJ
Rarker. City Auction Mart aud New lOrA IatIeisa'.
and the result reported a. follows;
- -
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
WOOL MARKET

BosTov NJ be- steady demand for s de-
sr saes Woo steady tor good lines Of
Extra Pulled and Coong and Dea1e heeces
0f hut hrm % prices
u1ivoh'e advice ion ine English sales Even
Tor shipment here. and
el1re many 09 VIII with The
ofth The u ONO azd Pennsylvania Feece have
f-eD A. 81 ,c irc OF Xxx above a. % Dose;
Michigan F-ers jJQJ5c md tomuug and pane Feoes at
BsD6 u New Surrg California very ae has been done;
choice os re held high SOC above the views of
fuve quotations New spring 3113t but 10 saes Of in
,ortarce Fall California of s.oviy AZ ZJd2sc
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Brooklnn RraI estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A large HOUSE and ten LOISS,
4 sunted Brooklyn. T. D.. bargain. Inquire oi J. D.
PRANKARD, 324 = Gtands.. Newlork
NOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
st Fabash-iy and Prospse. Pak PiaL. GORDON FOhD
" CarE-st. Brooklyn
TOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos a. WloE-st 81 HcksL. PnesppesL, %
R.m,en 40 81 and SO Nsssau 266 ud 267 Wash sstonsi
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Gouses ano fdrms Ddntfo.

CNAIL, FRUIT or TRUCK FARM, Win
= slock crop and tools complete wanted TO rent le,ss .S [
bsres viii pry ege OF purchase by one VIC VIII give
or '-i' charge WORKMAN Box lsi Elizabeth y J..
WANTED TO buy country store Wi1ldI Wi.YRR
Boz lOi. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING IHs
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULI-POWERBD SIkANSblP& -
Railing froc SeS-York SATURDAYS Ou Liverpool % THURS
DAYS, ca Ing a. COrk HsrOOr cara ~
CELTIC. SATURDAY. May O. at ll;OOa m
ADRlATIC. SATURDAY. MAY 10 az 3Oo o. n
BALTIC sArURDAY Nav % az llOO = ~
OCEANIC. SATURDAY.. Nav 80. 5 D.
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY june q. al IV;OO a. N
Prom the White stsl Docs Pav0ua Ferrr. .erse7 Ots.
Passenger fOr all csse lnrgael c0nonias
SAFETY. SPEED AND COhfORT
0Atlf9oa
where notion l1I SoHh'es as'"~A'
III S,..,.,.
go curreacv 0r Ten RON tn OS Noasaf
s,n nov ohtAn serage certificates e32. elrn''
Passengers from 81 America FAe "N'~s
Sorya sNeien. Inlia. AUSTRALIA Chlna &c
Drafts ron 81 -. - c-....,.
pra.,,x.s ~su-1or. r. !. COEriS Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

DEM RAILRO A D.-THE
NesYok from foot Of Dsbrosses and C0raadsssa s
follows;
Express for Hrurg Pittsburgh West and South with Pull
Palace Cara attached $50 anu $50 u euA-J AID
For WHamsDort and Erie via Ph Ehe r. R.
Wlamsp0rt $3.50 connecting al PhadelDhia
For Ba the South Limited arlington BE
Pl FaOr daily except sunday a. 3O n ar
in asllgoa al a:IO p u hglaE al o'fo L. aA1 , IL
Express Tor Philadelphia $40 $50 n; 1880 s. A. $50
o. p II night Sunday D. G:lO 80, and p n Esri2i
FOR TTeaton al 7!56 $40 p Sunday, 6;lo n
For Newark az g. $50 7:2O 7:4O =. 3, To- II ~
p 2:3O :lO $40 4lO 43O D. $50. J;4O. ., 0lO. 6;3O T.
7:3O $40. TO- llJO aud ~ nlsa~ SUNDAY o'-v o4O
'- FoP Easbstd c. $50 1920, 7:iO g. 9. 10 II II
y D jO g:[O 3iU, 4,I0 8JO. J:2O 5fO o, $40, 6:5O
7:3O $40 10 1880 p m ami II night Sunday 52O 6lo
IN For Rak.aJ g. $50 7;2O g 10 m l2 NJ ., 2sO. $40
3iO 30 4:30 5:2O g. tO D. 6lO $780, e:IO 10 and II
night sunday $50 and 6:lO p. n.
For Wool5fg, Amsoy aRd South Amboy aud 10
For Ssw.Baasck 30 and N, IL $40, 4:3o, $780,
g.IU 7 % m and II aignt- Sunday, b:lO ?.
For Flst Mstone y 3: 10 and 4:3O o.
for Lambervlle and Fsuagtoa $50 A. and D. n
B1islt0wu Burlington. as1 Camden 1;2O aad
g3O > n Is3O, Q 1910. 4, and 0. n.
For Freehold go A. ard I p N.
For Farmingiae ami Squan, ZOa m and : , n.
For Pqmbert0u and Camden, D n. and 23o D. m 80
rns arye a. loNs:-From Pittsburgh. 300 IL 80 ana
-5 - m dav; lj5 daily Monday From ashlng-
tn aud Bltmore GOj fl5 10 and lOZ N sunday 9;Oo
~ and lOtgT O. m Prom PsIelDhil, 3:lO. 6-D 600 lOl9
Il.55 n DIS 5lJ 600 s:44, 1927 p Sunday o;lO'
800 $50 II 30 nj. snd 1927 2. .,
Ticket OHces 526 43j ami 9ii Bo.vay No. Astor onse
and Corn1ts kmg5ant lcAet once No
S Batsrypace. D. NJ. BOYD, jr., Gen Passenger Agent
A IR "a
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Gitp propcrtn 10 Eei.

SlU 1jlpPElIn ~ +N''
, WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LII ior
y miuths, beautifully nuais4 sn tne aa10n' Ats...
easy 1'e''' y 4H VI '"1'' r. G. LABOR, 3s7 Bosc-y
ELOOR on Union square, splendid ngh.,
1.ble for artist photographer srchects or hIAg pPoi n
iii be altered % suit os. eLADE BACADAuE ~ 90
UBion slaire corner l6htt
u0IISF to RENT-TrcmOnt (rwenty-fourth
ward near depot rooms ga water marble M l'eh Oa-
nm ground; healthy. heE., 500 NJ HARD - bseAmlh
0FFICES to LET-Some very desirable, IN
a. t.Itrg. 4 nd Be.tmtp and 1873 sasssnst Appy 70
So rutland h WHITING. 5 Beekran-st
TTNO LET-ln private house, Boz West 0oth-
81 SECOND FLOOR 8 Roams, With al eoaVenienees '0'
housekeeping reat. SO per mouth
TTO LET, West 4jth-st., near 5th-ave.-four-
.orr brorn-stone arsteass DWLLLIAG Commission A'oN'-
81 B,oadvaI
TTO LET-OFFICES and LOFTS, South-str
above Ferry vii be psriii onet % SUIT M, n, ,
TTYO IET-In West 72d-st.. near Central PARK,
ps,saa place large HOUSE. with grounds I2ist ~ls
street boulevard gllnfe eafs arsf a' "h' n.y.
u h. Wan AKta, No. SI0 Nesi s%@st
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

torses. CARRIAGES. Garness. NJ.
A SPECIAL NOTICE.-The CoPASIlN ~
~. SHE heretofore ersrg between Msi'f = " D. Nn :,
S,rYork a-A L. G. CHASR " ston unier ihe hfA nADS
EARKEa CHASE h LAY dissolved by maiaai sonse y..
i-'N = Major e. ~. bARknks Ne~'i"'
n...au,v ts-t L. 1. CHASE, boston ,,,vvp
& The basnes. aid hereafter Be eoueae'ss o h- -
EOR SALE, cheap-One SQUARE ,,S poA nesr1 ~
II - ~ s1nS aso tlrec-guuer seat n".."l .Lirs<.
WAGON; aisu tso cornnrte sets uAANSSSi IA
~ - ~ TTTn~A fr.t.olass grade COW, Alder;
w r.y ,td Ayr,hiru Aderney an, So o..-
upru or .idress LAWS B BRONN -
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

NATIONAL LINE.
l. F-om Piers 90 aud a. North tavrL
TO oUEsNsrONH AND LIVERPOOL: -.
orvrN .,t N,v . 10 GREhCk...sas MAY ~ II an.
rSAnA NAV Is D. M. SPAIN. ..s@Ls MAf ~ D. IL
FOR LONDON DiEsCT.
nVNvlpE simmer WI WRDNEsDAY. Nay l3. at pm.
Cams Passgs $40 and $50 euencs sserase A. srea e'sl
, Rsum rkets u kenctd Rates. PeBaA sor4se ucaes. IFea
fyspoo a. be Ee ralea Apply lie Compaat Ohec NO %
assv al,sapo - ~ :. HURST MAnAges.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Mem Jcrscn Real estate for Sale.


TOR SALE-j0000 acres of LAND in south
NewJerseY; will soh body tracts o JOoV es
lands, ami opened UD ~ 4a'
good WOOL il eA
umber. Address +. WRIGHT. Elsood, NevJerse7.
EOR SALE-A very superior FARM Of 100
l. Neshanc Somerset County n = Worh ION Y
$4,000 $4,000 bought cash for 81 % - DOl =
railroad well gatere VARIETY and gea ~.
t bllngs comm0iouS Inquire OF L NAN AAf o4O
West 52dst, Nes-iork
ORANGE. y. j. Speciality REAL ESTATE
" rent. HAMILTON WALLIS 80 Ppe-sL y l.
07poate prime. pal Dspoi, OfiaE,.
ORANGE. N.J-Great variety property for
~ furnished In'irl shel rest Sale Caaoci+
l. II. GkkRr 80 Nassau eof Lle-lI-.
X TRAINS DAILY, TO AND FROM
RUTHERFORD PARK. y. J.
Of Chambersst DWELLINGS agd BULL
ING SITES SALE IN GREAT VARIETY aud on AItO1lho
DATING TERMS. Houses built % order. Apply o.
Bel ~ W0uhs. F. ". romEus, ~ P1rsroTi h0Deu
walker 2OJ Broadway; George hckbbn, 40 Greaes M
Barry. 1856 Broadway D. D. lvs0n. l3S Grand St p J. he
Agent Uloa Comrsny Boatst IL l. j. Love 2lS
HuisO-sL. j. T. B-ckNI.h. 3lj Greenwichs.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
PROPERTY.
Real estate 10 Grrhar9t

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ron "A H., ~ ~ ~,
~ BROOKLYN-Au attractive REalDkNIh A. % -ss
ITs ~ rooms with Improvements; etrr1Age house .i'
Of garden and lawn L'LAND "--l-.-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

GOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
On and March q 1874 s cave South Essth Brook
lyu as i3lOws tSGniays excepteil: o,o
Por Patehogne snd nterneite stations at 93O and D. m
aul Intermediate. $50 a and and p
For AM inermeate al s3O u and l3U H. o.
lnF Fo k and intermediate stations at 93oA and $780, s. G.
o. 9n
For Hem pseaG Rockaw,y and intermediate stations at sSO
ana 4, D. and N.
'1---' ~ GEO +. CARMAN, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Maruts anp slarf ttlanlels

KTABER, 1874 East Eighteentb's5ttis, ,RsSs RsE
\ No. - .sllSs manaiaetanss az No o. srs,tJ
a ,tstItiTsD NANiLLs AL otltt ''A'S'' w.
AM ma ma 80. Marble rafnins loi the .tAoe
eS5ensive stock of MANTELS lSla'e Ti.S' aIa
\ Aa4 sa4as esse. AefSsYIS 'Si slate CON
bry, a1s s Foulsys. aad seyentssata-, - -
IL kinds of MARBLE aud ,Sl.asIs MAKDtE.snI sh1 a. :
n a. = .,aan Magbi- Srks, = ~ - ..h,s. =,
h s1s,ra Broaaway Asa klshtA ava D'A-''1 ~ -
9sS,,i YSs%gIV 1R1s Slate Mantels, Marble aud Wood
Sn1,, R,hsud erf-' ''' at .se & 's''t Ss. 80.
nn-,,r.ca,Y .,diri,I Os'"tei ss's-A ~ A-A-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
6tedmbodts ano Railroads.

CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
" SARATOGA. RUTLAND, BURLINGTON, MONTREAL ami all
Lon horh West. skl reduction TO all ponts
Tie elegant steamboats,
SuTNYSTDE and POWELL
leave DAILY srlavs srceDteil Pier 40 North River
t Ltrp' 81 Connecting ath " l. Central es
ar nd Naraiog r Boston and connecting railroads
through tcSet sold and baggage checked 70 destination
JOSEPH CORNELL SuD.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
GENTRAL RAiLROAD On NEW -JERSE

4 =
y ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST-PAssenger and Freight
station Nework Iiberv. somerye with
o0an Branch r. Hampton Del Lack and est
Lgh VALLEY Railroad Harrisburg Pttsbury and the
Vest, also 20 Central PennsTiyanis New-iok state.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
tommeneiug 3llY :. Is Leave Negl0rs a. follows; go
alJ mNEW TAAN EastOE Bethlehem Bath, AlentoHn
halch Chunk. lamsqla. WIkrsbarre scranton Sc.
600 A NV Train Someryile Pennington
q. ElsOn. Bsyere, Mlurh thunz Wlkes
barre, Psou MahaHoy City ST. Carmel Hleon lnkhaLnock
Iowana Wayey &c Connects Junction with Del, Lack ana
West. r. 2.
$500 mIORNIyG Express daily Except Sintays) for Ea2ton
Allentown Harrisburg West Connects SomerTte Tor
Ftmng.0n at ks0n Mauch Chunk. amaqua NtAesDarre
scranton, Sr, with through Danrile HiAaIspor Ac
4O:5O l. m.-WaY Irein for Somerylilr.
1910 uE1PREs, Tor Ftmmgt0n, Bast0n Bah, Allentown
Mauch hns Mlhauo7 City azeon WkesDarre Scranton bai-
Ing So.um01- lancne Erhrti Pottsvte' Harridurg &C.
$50 q. E4s.Ju a4i begdere.
$3.50 mNlY Plaille. saturdays cay Somer
4:DO mWay Train for Eaon, Allentown and Mauch ClGak
Connect. a, Junction With Dsl., L-rA. and West r. r.
4:.U D. WAY Train for ,0merv.le and Remington.
mNay Train SOlrrtile.
,: To p. o.. PlanirL.
6.5D p. Bi.to1 BeTcere Allen
Reading. Harrisburg. iIft-u nrlh. Chicago, g.
Is End p H.-Wav Trains for Soneryi4e
1880 Q. m lImlzra1tl-for Elst1l.
9.IJ ,. m.-War Train for SOmerylle.
ll:jO u.-f1r Paniei.
For Elizabeth At 5lj B. $40 $40 : 73O s:f5 o. $50
1880 1lI5 n; II NJ 1910, 1880 .. 23J 3 $3.50 3fj 4,
4:iJ 4:3O 4:4j j:l5 $50 - o, 6lO $50 $50 slj
Jl5, 1880 1850, i p IA. . -
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
LINE FOR BOSTON, via

The new elegant RHODE ISLAND T9sf,Ts ihu
hondys wednesdays and
Z ardViu In Bo, abe all other lines
at Ohces and steroons 80
CO. at 3lS oroahNa
L. W. FILkiNS, D. D. bAD|O~A- Frea-eH-
ttsr Pas
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

" STATE oP PENNSYLVANIA. ..sArykpal aly lo
STATE or VIRtflNlA.....'
STATE OF GEORGIA. SAT TIhDAi 'aae ID
From 49, Norn Ryer n -
SAILINGS NEXT SUMMER
st-erase, 30
rency t32 Dr1ns at losest rates
BALDWIN Co, Agents.
~ Broadwsy Nes-Ysrt-
sTEERlGR AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER LINE.
No. 4J BrJafwig.
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Ten Cent?!

The addition of ten cents to the hx on
the hundred dollars value Of property Woulo
90 far towards making up The deficit o. the
annual = revenue Of the state, and there arr
newspapers and public men who say .n ,e
people Of Virginia cannot bear i'. s.s.a %
believe tbisg Is the honor OF the H'a.S -
,nu That n e not worth this small sun :
And are the people so hopeless'y 'mpo'. -,
: n"u ,s.t tax so contemplate cannot pc
, naid, II we thought they would not pay
i ia'. 49, FIR the preservation Of the credit
sn, GOOD name of the State we should be
dacidedly of opinion that the Virginia Gov
srnmeut ought to be ended. A people
amongst whom public virtue is at so low az
ebb ought to be governed from without
They cannot be considered Us fit 10 govern
themselves.
A man who has a farm worth thousand
dollars pays foe dollars Of State tax on II
an addition of ten cents upon the hunoreo
dollars value thereof would add one dollar
to his tax; and what sort Of burthen wouio
that be that it should be proclaimed too
heavy TO be bornes The same amount OF
real estate in the city OF Richmond has &c
bear a tax of t,centy dollars!
How very disgraceful Is the cry that sucn
tax cannot be paid! 1t Is enough TO or'ns
Virginia into contempt the world over
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ARVTUTARY,

Died. March IL, 1874. at IndIanola. Texas, 6 A.
BRIEL SLAUGHTER, only son Of the late John
Hon. aasris Slaughter formerly Governor Ken
Touns Gentleman was enc Of the Of the dou.
ble murder perpetrated ut Indianoa. Texas, on the
day above named. the intelligence OF which has sent
thrill of horror through this comwunity: DC was
killed at the same time with William Il; sutton
ESQ , their murderers being. as we learn. Two men
by The name Of Taylor. The scene Of this de pora-
bic tragedy was on board of steamer ABOUT depart
Sutton Sui l.he latter accompanied By his WIFE had
taken passage for the purpose Of proceeding by
wster and rail to Kansas Sutton was sisn' IL ap,
nears lust at the moment when ne mao taken
bis VII into the cabin and turned towards the pas
saoe He was shot several times, and once through
the heart Slaughter was sno. pSr unG mmediateiv
expired. II seems that, owing 10 tle CONFUSION IN
cjdent to the occasion Of the steamer being ABOUT
to leave her Mhari oGtn on .e nn observed
the pres ence of their assailants on the gagway or
on board OF the ste amer VI Tue WE do
not propose to speak further than to say that we are
informed that young Slaughter had at least no
guilty complication with them a9o tSL ce for
the foul deed that has consigned him to oioooy anu
untimely grave. ~or,n
generous, and devoted In his nature, Win chiV-
aalric sentiment OF honor and friendship ana q
frank and fearless bearing. prompseo oS f.ni,
fraerna devotion, he returned not long since ir9in
Virginia to Texas. with the view Of earning oy ms
energy and honest toll In the rough border lie ne
selected q support for hi: widowed helpless, and
crippled mother aud a sister who filled his heart
with her pure love and sweet image. Their prayers
followed him, and they had INDUCED the FOND nope OPT
Of again seeing him In this cry nut Inc SIo ~
have been forever Oh the agonizIng-the heart
rendIng-the inconsolable sorrow. which rs
nride. their darling. will never return. he mas
been murdered in cold blood, In fnr-of land. In
the flower of his youth, in an unsuspecting mo
Hban concentrating an early return 10 Licll
midst announced to them In his last letter, written
the day before his death, and received oy mem
when the hand that wrote it was already colo ahc
NAV He who declares that He Will not quencn the
smoking fax or break the bruised reed console
comfort, and sust1n them In their great aMlctlol
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The VIRGlNIANs IN TsNNEssgE.-A private
letter from Memphis Ito q gentleman who
had been sending the Dispatch to his friend,
says:
at is first-class paper, aud in fact the best
newspaper in the country. When came
home Saturday found about eighteen that
had accumulated. and tell you read them
through with the greatest interest. particu-
! larry about the veto Of the Governor. The
Dispatch is right. kemper is right. The
Virginians here have been discussing the
matter, and few but what agree with KEN.
per. Long live the Governor say q
majority of Us poor devils out here, who
watch With the greatest interest everything
| of importance that takes place In the Old
Dominion"
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Mr.. BLAND, the senator from Midd'eseS'
made brave and patriotic speech yesterday
| in the Senate in favor Of redeeming the pub
lie honor, and in indignant opposition not
onIv to Reputation, but to all tricks and de-
vices 10 defeat the Increase of revenue. Ii
all the rising young men in the General AS
semby could only be animated by the same
spirit, the credit of Virginia would be
promptly put upon an enduring foundation.
We implore all of them who have the
fate of Virginia in their hands TO put
at rest forever all your funding-bill
bubbles and guerilla figbting-all your little
devices to gain popularity by sacrificing the
State to propitiate the narrow-minded oppo-
nents of all taxation-all gloomy forebod.
ings aud poor moutbings, and to go to work
heartily. honestly, and pa!riotielly for the
public good. The greatest good Mt this time
in their power to accomplish is to provide
for the public obligations. That will solve
nearly all our woes. and do more to restore
the prosperity of the Commonwealth than
anything else in their power.