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TALES IN POLITICAL ECONOMY. BY MLucrSr GARRsTr
FAwoErT. l2no. pp lO3. Macmillan l. Co.

'A"1 FhwcErT i2no. Do iOI. Macmillan 4 60.
The idea of this little volume has been sug-
gested by the stories OF Miss Harriet Marneau, who
more than thirty years attempted TO illustrate her
views Of political economy by clothing them IN hcti-
tous costume. The present writer has made but little
Improvement her prototype, and has not succeeded
to admiration hiding the powder political economy,
in the raspberry lam OF O story" The powder may be
bitter dose 10 many readers but 1t will hardly be dis
gused by tho sweetness Of the jam. la most cases OF
the kind the raspberry Is deyoured whlo the medicine
Is rejected Mrs Fawcett however writes with earnest
ness aud good ah and has evidently done her best to
make her prescriptions palatabe.
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Citn Real Gslais for Sale.


LOR SALE-Very low, or will lease for term
wears 6rs,iss 4-tory brown house, 2oIOZrlOO
Forty-sShst, near Fths'e. :. kUDY, Pafk,plic.
TOR SALE-The five-stOry brick BUILDING
and LOT 2g5 NAter.si Doyer; also, FARM Of 80
hni 10 Weeesier County For particulars inquire Of
BLISS Il JAMES. 34o BroOme-st. CITY.
EOR SALE-Valuable BUSINESS PROPER
TY Bro dSav 2lst It, Being In the
Goan business district applications
BY wishing lease t. Hch have been
iii Feb l. he Executors TO sell i1 order 10 eose the trust
below by competent Juges
Pa necessity
sesiDg choe, property
ayue guaran eei future. q. &. HALSTED, Executor.
I62 Broadway.
HOTEL for SALE-ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
~ " 10 900; csh bayment; agents lDed Address
@. s. Il l.. LELAND, O4o Broadway, y. Y.
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"TVHE VATICAN DEGREES, IN TUEU
BEARIN0 on OWL ALLEGIANCE;

A POLITICAL RyPosTULATION"
BY THE RIGHT HON. e. GLADSTONE IPrsnj,r Of Rni,.S
Il published in full In
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. a.
(seeopd Eaiiioh Now Resdyt
This contains full Of tho replies
Manning Lord Acton Mr. Gladstone ietch G.dn. m
Prof Bossny Price Oxford Usv the sdde. Pope 10 the
dsgsop EngLh choe ree~ Of the the Rns.b
pres and other closely related important subject Pre-.
postpaid any address In the unlsi Thbuns sheet ,or
sebu eopy pamphlet 20 esn sI COME, for 81 Addrs.
Ths TRIBUNE. Esu.YsrL
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JANSEN, MCCLURE & CO.,
III and ll9 snes.., Chicago
NCPlIERSON''HAND BOOK OF POLITICS
MI EnR ln1A.

M Foa 1874.
Hon Bdvsrd McPheou JLD Clerk Of The o. S. House Of Repre-
sentatysS
2i6 syo double pages exhaustive reeOri of
IMpoRrAEr roLITIc4L n A.. .AGIiOS,
from Jny Is 1872, to July 10, 1874, s nov really.
Among other valuable political data he following are II.
LISTS OF SENATORS AsD REPRESENTATIVES Of til. xLnl
and XLlIId COhgrvSsea -
Tue second inaugural and fourh and snh Annual
and Special Messages Of President Grant.
PROCLAMArI0Ns AND ORDERS
Issued since MAY II, 1872 Fail text history Of the
"sALARy-1RAB ami the SALARY REPEAL ACTS,
with Yea eseh and tie individual each
'''''' JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS
coSSTTT IST iSi Z + s1pliEs 2sEs6sESrs GSfE
made and POpo,e 70 ,ae OIss9s LAWS S the 'ssT @ STATE.
IN The XLIId; XLliId and preceding Consrss'eA
'''''O "aEaoRAYDUMp TO SENATOR JONES.
and HI, ether utsIsnse os, and Psr,ona on tnsRsA Ai
Report 1.-The senate Committee with all Congressional discussion
action - - ,,
Laws and JsdioAl Decisions Of Illinois and Wisconsin
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL,
Amendment Pr0ce'dirgy SoM,x's ana NSsei sIcurs
Proposition and vote In the United States Senate and action various
GENEVA AND SAN JUAN AWARDS
WI" the acts k% Il SSef. sTsTs e phaTSoRss ; OF 1874
All which nave O''' sTSfsfc%i e;"'fs FH ~ ABfRs,
A.-PuBuc DEBT UNITED STATRa
B.-PhCFIC RAILWAY BosD&
C.-ISrKRNiL REVENUE TABLE.
EAPPRoPRATIoss Fiscal YEARS 1872. 1873 1874
P-RsvESuEs AND ExPESprruRRs OF 1Hs GovRsSx,yr
G-PsEslpKsrIAL VorE OF 1879 AND sTArE ELECTIONS
The whole forming Manual absolutely indispensable 70 IN. po
ap, whatever h party who desires thorough aud
ton all the living Issues OF the times The volume fully
PRcs 81 co. POrPAD TO AMI PART OF rHs Country Address
THE TRIBUNE s.v.yo,I
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1usirrctlou.

Tor Boys end Young Msn-City.
ALI, Young men and parents are invited to
~ call At WILSON a. wALHoRrFs elegant Bus COL
iEGE 23i., corner AMI low pGee
nOLBEAR's BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1,193
BroadNa prepares aud boss Business Writing
B,olieepg Arithmetic &C., taught practically IN one quarter oph
day and evening.
nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, No. 43
~ TEeatIn nt, bet Madison and FoaftsYeS
PRINCIPAL at. Principal of Phneson college Pfepafatory scioo
DACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 800
A Bfsiasv corner glryentlst-Inlvind Instructions niesu
during the wIh eaa adyaa.l ca or
send l0T celiAT D DE- TaOhAhp W.
For Young La1ies-ci5y.
KINDERGARrEN A East Forty third 4 st,
TAuGT in the Training for Mothers aud Teach
Oet AND Lcs1 h.ldesgartel In tue city, , =, oo, n,
MIA new Training Ga" formed Special study
dun teachers for good Oohou% Also
every WEDNESDAY r. NJ Class ir Girls all kinds OF iancT
work
MISS OLSSEN's kindergarten opens Oct. /,
VI Advanced classes tsught Reanz ant Mning
MRS. j. II. BENEDICT's BOARDING and
vi DAY SCHOOL for YoUAG LADIES anu CHILDREN Ieopene
Oct. at No. East FoHysseoni-st
MRS. f. JONSON and MISS A. l.. JONES.
VI German Boarding aad Day SCHOOL for
young lades. No. - Eas, 3lst 81. reopens Sept -
MARGARET j. MCDONALD'
A1 eases ia
DRAWING AND WATER C0L0aS
from Nature,
7sS Grosduay Room g.
REFEREECEsi
Daniel Huntington n Al H. r. GreY ". A.; T. C. Fautr, John
fo-s G. Gri void ~ A. Russo surRis ir j. W. ltl, A
TEaSf2O of each tue Studio $40 for
20 lessons al The P1pfs residence Payable IN aA'sAee'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-15

TEXTBOOK OF GEOLOGY. ~ JANIS y. DssI LID Second
Edition. l2mO. pp 1913. lvson, Biake@an x Co.
The purpose of this new edition of Professor
Danas popular treatise geology is to furnish the higher
classes In schools and colleges with elementary work
adapted TO the OF pupils at the commencement OF
the study II is virtually an a6ridgcment Oh the
authors standard Manual of Geology" retaining the
same arrangement and method Of treatment Like that
work. 1t considers the science from comprehensive
point of view history OF the continents MOUNTAINS
waters and races OF the EARTH illustrating tho subject
by special reference to American facts, although not
negecing the phenomena exhibited 10 other quarters
OF the world TIE edition has been made TO conform In
ali respects to the edition of the "Manull," and
will be found an invaluable guide not only for the
academic student, bat for fhe amateur inquirer.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-15

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARklING THIS
UNITED STATES NAIL.
HRw AM FULLPOwBREp 81 bAMSbPS -,,,..
sainrs SATURDAY L,srpss % IhV1S
DAIh 81 Ceth Hsroo, each
CELTIC. SATURDAY. JAn. l6 a. lZiVV nooe
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Jan. % a. 1:Vo an
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY Jan. 80 lliVo
BALTIC sArURDAi. Feb. u. 4. SOV Pa
ADRIATIC SATURDAY Feb ID a. llsO0 50
From us White sta Per o2. North hset
Pssssnesr esssel nnnvael ssm0ht
sA sTY. sPRRD AND COMPOST.
Saloons state-foons anosils oAtarooAs Aas
uon uouop isI surgeon. aswsrd seeengaS
nese -. =, $1,000
low rssea Those wshiBs for fesis rom me o '
esrfestss es rateA u,.,s
Pa~snges eeotee 70 IRON sf Ansf'eA rah'
ksr~ay, Swsdes. India ANsuAlA CnaA
Drafts from 81 spwarl-
rirspseaos sfornaos sryy ns
sneeA kA ~ Brssduar. Nev-lesk cohiiS ete.-
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REAL ESTATE.

1 Il 4. .
81 Ngw.YoRK. Thursday. Jan. IA. 1s7s.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day there
WAS large attendance, incluiiDF number OF the more
prominent real estate owners in this city. Tho sales
all Of legal nature. and the prices at which tue
property sold di not represent moro than Sky y,p per
parties holding the second mortgages run detalls WI"
be found below.
AUCTION SALES OF EEwYoRK REAL ESTATE.
N Richard " Harnen ot
o;'e, Pes,s G house ~, G, 20 sss
ssie1 house 'ni IS,. i7oIOi, 62d'I 60 ed "a 90,
s.oy eors and oi 1876: 62d I4S 4th 40,
s:S Sa.s and G iGii Gai,
sstS,y SSss .aas shove sam. lie; ic... 1880
a hons. ard & BY i6s.ss s:l .sS.:r.s So" %s sos moi
Adds PeserV0ofs II 0'''V
.oy prick basement .rS es s.o Of 10 %, per nppn for
years. '2dArs. 800 n = Of c'ht 2oloo' cAa' o ooo
h's'dmg mg"''''''''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''"' ~'0"
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
By Joseph Mcclure.
3.iory rglsh hmemen. brcs and ot 20z50, and
known No l30 Dylao1'ss; ssooo
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
SEw-YoRK CITY
isth,t I75 " 7hsve, 25I92 Richard Neweonbs .,oo
]otasi ID Hrg + D ~ r, %, ............ 15 300
26 ss G't $50 "a "a Vest: o. ooo
DIn " - m 20 n ipre se NV pssr.cs 10000
atA: aS,s iso k'' S,lOo" o1.. $1,000
EGssd Il ksIy to a'. eOOO
Sg,a.'t ioy 2E,Ico % e. W pr, 70 n ysaAsh . 11,OOO
l2i,ast SloH 4HmSay'' 47oe
l33ist 375 n ethsye old ", 25E991 Ssrahy
p,usrt ~ mr,' - NOMINAL
-. S.,ah Irsoo,v ujsoT tosame........... to 100
1884 42o Of 6thaye old line 2pHJJ l s.A anu ooa
GreyOTy 70 brsst1s <uO
S S SS & S 81 %P III as Pya,s 10 james I4co
145bt 4S VI 3i-aye 21Alooi Iorge b. IimJn ooo
10 Eliza TUrueL.,.. 7''0N
' OF " po,,r 20 r. r brown 1000
s,,s a sSr JaSes M CJs se....... $4,000
4orns.aye n Of ScLnyrsi. 25TlOO3 borhsarAi ooo
Wind Rachael IrOn. oVV
sammil-aye, 5ji3 n OF Will amsbrdger0a1i rnrs
gC9 ay.s 10 to % u 0GI 1875
"1Isa' HE wid s. BSgu",ttoJ Bur u fGoo Benaets $50
zSsvs, 20 5000
ethsvr es 755 n Of 56hst 25.l0Oi William Tyson.
Bla shuTst and Chtres sOu~ trustees aud Cor
s,me sroper,y Thomas Wall TO James $4,000
Ws,r1 s'tses AID Myers to FEe $4,000
Same properly Charles Fake 10 22OOO
'V Ws ts, 900 % $4,000
Plot ming atneecon o. line draHn a. nght angles 10
l5JhsL II 3S77 Il north therefrOm snd Test side
Bouevs.d, 10 Hudson RIVER, aoag river to
Ue Of Joseph g. iiarnscn and Ber-
nard L. Acketnap Boulevard along boulevard TO -.
beginning Bernard Ackcmann 10 joan H. PAAIps''' fOVOJ
LEASES
Fast 5.As, store cellar part 81 hoor 5i9 12oO
2Jj f shave 20IO05 lI9 per W .o
J,hu ]. AsOr TO Jhn Wan Doeen ooV
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Brooklpn propertp 90 fet.

DARLOR FLOOR Of No. 102 Pineapple-st.i
tent eoata IA a5le or a. shop being oai so doos
ON FuIoa.ss w. =. COOK. Z35 Washibgsoaft BfoofTs
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THB RxTANT oDEs OF PISDAR Translated into sash's %
BRSEsT MYERs Al. A. 12Do 70. l76 hscHnIsn q O''
Mr.. Myers has wisely refrained in this trans
laton from adding TO the difficulties Of the original by
the embarrassmens OF and has attempted 10 e&
hibt the obscure Theban bard In the simplicity OF
literal E1glish prose. HIS work has been performed
under the inspiration OF enthusiasm and sympathy
though with clear perception OF the causes which have
made Pindar so little favorte with modern students
He believes, however, that to great degree, these
causes may be removed The obscurty OF his tnousn'
and the monotony Of his subjects will disappear
In an attentive study Of the poems In proportion 10
our acquaintance with Hellenic life ana naoits Vi
thought will DO our facility IN selling the GRIT anu
import of Pndars dark sayings. This facility VIII DC
Greatly increased by our Increasing knowledge of his
works and the light thrown each part of them by the
rest No doubt the present versoa will prove vaua-
bic aid 10 the resoute student II places torch In DIS
hands With which TO thread the mazos of the labyrinth
stil many places will remain covered with timex DARK
ness as well from want light, from lack OF eye
sight
New-York tribune., 1875-01-15

restoration 70 health, rather than the search fer
uncertain pigrmages 10 foreign lands. The wsters OF
Jordan are of greater efficacy than the rivers OF hoans
and Pharpar. DR.. Howes discussion OF the sup1cc'
usually both intelligent and Instructive HIS sgie
unaffected. but often too careless for respecaoie P'
He sometimes betrays want OF exsctness IN ms s'o
ments which weakens the confidence VI W.
ME on,hortv and which of all thIngs should be avoided
nv writer who claims the dignity OF science thus be
refers the name of Brghts disease OF the kidneys 10
John Bright tho iIlustrous British statesman. instead
Of Or. Richard Bright the eminent London practitioner
the modern Pistoia is transformed into the ancient
Ptora and Pisa aud Naples placed on the southern
shore OF the Mediterranean which is usually understood
by geographers the African coast
New-York tribune., 1875-01-15

NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
4 for EAkpy bots Intelligent. healthy CIristian
BENJAMIN MASON. Boz No. 65i. YqRseIs, " Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-15

p,piel Huntington Al H. p. Grey Al T. C. Fsutr, Joht
go-s G. Gr. void, A. Russel stTg lr j. ". Hill. A.
TERlSf2O - Lessons Of Hou each the sado $40 FOL
20 the pBpfs Eesileaee. Payable IN ADVANCE
New-York tribune., 1875-01-15

CTORES for SALE or to LET-NOs. an,
~ aItc Docs fronting Bast River; also lc No 7S Maiden
aue. Apply to w. H. SCHEFFE IN Co.. l70 Wilsmst.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13

JOE WooDwohTH has recovered $1,000
damages of the c. p. Il. Il. Co. for
dislocated shoulder caused by the up
setting OF car belonging to said compa-
ny. Case tlied in I. 5. Circuit Court.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
SUPPER.

Mush and molass-s-uo limit.
Bread apd tea IN the usual proportion.
Now this is the way the prisoners
have been ration.d during the first i've
days Of the present week. The sick are
fed III their cells twice day. The four
teen or more kitchen hands eat il that
part Of the prison. The cost per head
# f. -ding the prisoners is somewhere in
he neigh borhood Of % cents per diem.
1t is asst ried. md We believe ii to be
true. that this Is the best fed prison III
the United States which is equivalent
10 SAY ing in the world.
TIN, is better fare than is served hy
and winter hired men.
Ii i. vastly better than /. s. soldiers
can, by common possibility, get while III
active service III the field.
/, is very much better more varied
and more whole some food than is issued
TO merchant marine or man O war sail
Ors.
1t is a great deal better aud more
plentiful than is COMMON to the table Of
many families IN ordinary, abOve-want
c rcumstanccs.
Finally it is good enough in all con-
science, with this exception:
Sugar should be issued with the coffee
ration. At present it is not issued.
Mr.. Lyman told US yesterday, however,
that be thought be would issue it soon.
We hope SO.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
THE CARSON AND EMPIRE TOLL
ROAD.
No More Carriage Toll.

We are authorized to annousce that
Messrs. kersey d. Bowden, Proprietors
of the Warm Springs Hotel, having
taken lease Of the Carson, Warm Springs
and Empire toll road, have abolished all
tolls for buggiss, ryalls, rockawa, =
and other vehicles for the transportation
OF business pursuing and pleasure. seek.
ing humanity. Indeed no tolls will he
collected save from loaded teams. This
is very considerate and commendable
course and one which will procure for
Messrs. kersey a. Bowden the heartiest
commentators of their patrons and the
public generally.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13

TULLER 4 CLCGAGk's STAGE LrNF, and
its connections. carrying passe myers, the
mail and Wells Fargo & Co. express
runs daily from Carson to Genoa, Vel
hngtou Station. Aurora, Benton, Bishop
Creek. Independence. Lone Pine and
Cerro Gordo. 5. {. Peck, SuptIlnten-
dent of the line Of stages running
between Carson and Cerro Gordo
through the lut,r'Gvdlate places above
named, Will soon leave Carson TO est,b-
fish new line OF stages frCm Aurora
10y way Of Darwin to PnnamInt. a dis
lance Of eighty miles. The company
Mr.. Peek REPRESENT. has a contract foI
carrying the mail over this Lew route
tri-we- Ky commencing the lst of Anil.
There Is now a tn-Ueekly line OF stages
from Aurora by way Of Bellevlie to
Columbus.
MLIIShk,, foE spnng and Summer
wear-an immense stock, Of the finest
quality and most fashionable patterns
can now he seen and priced, at Mrs.
Brook establishment, Carson street,
opposite w. +. 4 Co. :. those Ladies
hats and delicate yet durable peffumed
flowers, should be seen ty the ladies to
lie appre ciated. MIS-. Brooks can fur
nish ladies wardrobes complete. She
viii also DO stamping for braiding and
embroidery. See new advertisement.
SILVER WEDDING-M and sIrs. Mike
Stewart celebrated the 10th anniversary
Of their wedding at their residence on
the lace cOurse on Thursday night
About 80 couples were present. Not
few glasses OF wine were drunk, and no
little hllaIlty was enjoyed. Good, We
hope Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart may live to
enjoy their golden wedding; and NAV
we be there to pledge them IN a cup Of
wine as old as their happy nuptials.
4 TELHELE WIND TEMPEST yesterday.
and increased to hurricane last night.
The delu9e Of dust was awful. 1t per
meated everything, begrimed everything,
filled ali living creatures mouths aud
teeth with grit. We begin to have faith
III barometers.
joe WooDwokTH has recovered $4,000
damages Of the c. p. Il. r. Co. for
dislocated shoulder caused by the up
setting of a car belonging to said compa-
ny. Case tlied in T. s. Circuit Court.
A HANDSOME NLw FRONT is Johnny |
Meder putting on his tutcher-shop. |
This enables him to make the porch |
uniform with those above his place. A |
great improvement. John.
TURNERs.-Read tho advertisement of |
the Carson Turn Ver,in's ball. Will |
write it up in due time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13

TURNERs-Read tho advertisement Of
the Carson Turn Ver,in's ball. Will
write it up in due time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
SITTER

srPPER
Bread apple sance and tea.
WEpNEspAY, March 10.
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SOMETHING ABOUT THE NEVADA
STATE PRISON AND ITS PRES
ENT MANAGEMENT.


| Prison Commissioners held on Thursday.
n
All 'he meihoefs oeihS fie>'h'' o"
Jewett Adams. Actin" Governor. offered
,o,,,,o, ..-,,;,o fo,,b a, ,nt,vo,,hlr
=. .>
SHOWING oi the o'"''"' ''''''''''' " l"
Presley c. LYMAN. the Warden OF the
institution. and farther resolving that
:, yv, h. ao,I,,ol
'he saiu nice " W. .,',.
vacant Inc 4ues'i"n ot'he pul up,'h
the hu"I',oi' oi III. ~ 9'',,''i u
ieated Ayes l, Noes Tue nesa''1
xot"s he"g cast ny At'oihe
hItfrli ana secretary 81 state Mihor'
l his would seem 20 De a''f'uai ehdorse-
ment o. Mr.. H.mah course Which
same is a squelching of the proceedings
against him i'll the Legislature. by
somewhat notable coincidence. We had
visited the Prison yesterday before learn
Ing of the defeat of this resolution Of the
Acting Governors aud being favornhIy
impressed with what We saw there. are
now prepar.d to say. without uualitica-
ton or mental reservation. that We are
v.rv Glad indeed that the. P.nitentiary is
ooin, 70 have Mr. Hvman's superyislon
tor sou. time to coma Jud..6 there
ar. ;ns,,,r,;,ns II, this Stat. which
70 could boz onr nav xorId mo.
.,l,o,,, ,l,,,l,..la,,J 10. -. i. tn.
go, 81. ,I :, H..
f' .,:l :; ~
$40 ~ W. -,
f-hit' h'iafN. MI. "eno, MI S's>''ra
and hlr. LYMAN should be appointed
with good lher"I salaries Tor NE II we
h"' the adjustment OF ,hi'es. we h''ha
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13

A HANDSOME NLw FRONT is JOHNNY
Meder putting on his tutcher-shop.
This enables him TO make the porch
uniform with those above his place. A
great improvement. John.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
Notice

Is hereby given that all persons having subscri-
bad To the Carson Agricultural, Mining and
Mechanical Society will be required TO psy te
the Secretary of said Association the several
amounts ST opposite their names by the Goth
day of this month. IN case OF their failure to DO
so. after said date, the amounts due from them
to the Society will be given TO judge Wlther,ll
for collection.
BY order of the Board of Trustees
j. Il BENTON
secretary,
March Gtt, 1875. ulh7-lud
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
March Gtt, 1875.

Blind Tom. the well known negro
pianist, is III Columbus. Georgia, on a
visit to his mother, who is pure blooded
negro. as was his father. He is an idiot
negro, who. in a sale of slaves several
wears before the war, WIS thrown i'll for
good measure Tom exhibited astcnish-
lug aptitude for music. Since he be-
came man, the great interest formerly
exhibited has teen lost. He has never
exhibited any musical genius. as the
compositions attributed to him are very
ordinary. He has brought fortunes 10
his former owners. wao are now his
agents. We are informed that his eye
sight las greatly imrroved.-iAanta
Herald.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13

have Oh hand and am receiving large guam
titles OF Gas and Water Pipes which offer very
low. Also. have on hand large stock of Brass
Goods, Hos. and Fittings. Morkmen 10 lay
pipe md do plumbing ON the shortcst notice
W ork guai antced.
fe2o 4. II. RAIL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-03
Professional Change.

The many friends of homeopathy in
Los Angeles will learn with pleasure
that the report to the effect that DIR.
Chase was about to leave the city is
without foundation. The marked i'm
provement which has taken place in
the Doctors health during his resi-
dence here has induced him to decide
upon making Los Angeles his perma-
nent home. In order that the rapidly
increasing calls upon his time may suf-
fer no possible neglect, the Doctor has
arranged to associate with himself in
practice DIR. H. II. Lyons, lately from
the East, and gentleman of large
experience both in hospital and gem
eral practice. Chronic cases and those
requiring surgical aid will meet with
special attention, and persons thus
afflicted will have all the advantages
arising from the latest and most ap-
proved methods of treatment.