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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19

The couple married in balloon to
advertise Barnum's show didn't live
together three weeks. He boxed her
ears, the authenticated bride broke his
nose. and the theory of the eastern
current is still unsolved.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19

1t is said that there are now six George
Washingtons in the Pennsylvania State
Prison. The informer does not point
out the one that never told lie.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19

The saddest thing Id life Is the spec
tacle afforded by young person who
has burnt all her hair off her forehead
with hot slate pencil and cannot af-
ford to. buy q row Of curls.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19
Humboldt Pioneers, Attention

TINE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY OF
Il Humboldt County Pioneers are requested
10 meet In the Sherifs Office Of Humboldt
County on
Sunday. July 4th, 1875,
At 80 P. M, for the purpose of making the
necessary arrangements for participating In
the Celebration Of the Ninety ninth Anniyer.
sary OF American Independence.
NJ. 8. THOMPSON, President.
b. j. boxNIFIELD, Secretary.-jei9 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19

A new depot for the Eureka and Pail
SADIE Railroad is being built in Palisadt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19

The Kansas grasshoppers speak very
highly of this spring early cabbages.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19

The citizens of Hartford, Conn, pro-
pose to elect Mark Twain Mayor at the
coming municipal election.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19

YyHE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE. N
his many friends and customers 'n .nsre
has again returned 10 his old quarter. .dste
he will be ever found ready 20 acconltn. rsde,
his patrons with anything In his line % cals,
my5 I'm II W AAs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19
FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS
$500 Spanish Merino Sheep
FOR SALE,

NNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS N
Il for sale Mt his Ranch in the Mrg4&s
Bull Run Country, near Cornucopia,
Two Thousand Ewes, Sixteen Hun sInulm
dred Lambs, and about Forty seven.eiphths
Spanish Merlno Bucks. Buyers are re.
ferred to N. Levy h Co., winnemucca, as they
have purchased my wool for the last three
years.
Also -Four Tracts Of first-class Bottom Land
for sale. containing from GOO TO ! 600 acres
each. with fine water privilege to each piece
of land. f
Any portion OF this property will be sold
separately. or all In the bulk, to suit purchas-
ers. TERMS EASY.
Call on the undersigned at the Ranch In the
Bull Run Country, near Cornucopia.
Jel9 tfT j. G. WILSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN NARKKr.

LosDos March 3l-l2:3o p m-Ehe Railway sb're, 2e14
ITvEKPooI March 3l-I230 mThe Cotton usrEet Heafr
Nooipg uptnds 77sdd; AddI1g Odesns. saoisLi sslrs
"a 900 bs es including 5000 bales for speculation and export OF
~ 70 arrive EASIER Hidng Upland; nothing
be oy Good Orinay shipped February At l6d do DO shipped
Apr do deliverable March
uothns be Aading shipped February at ICI6d o. Do
March. at 17s 90 do deh'efabe Ap 4Ld u" a.
80 sales on the Miding Orleans nothing below Low Md
Hing shp FebTgsry. at SGD 90 d,
LOvDoN March $3.50 m-Bne Railway shae', 70 rams
osDsfches quote Rentes AZ CAT 800
ItvEaPOGi Marcn 3l2:3D mSaes OF Cotton on the bas'
% Crlesp, nothing be6wsLow Mddng Re lyeable May
and lime Al sIsL The market Lsrf. % 2 cwt
Io.poS 3I-4 Ihe aOnt OF bullion gone into inc
Bans Of Boy balance to-day Is g 600 kre RAILWAY shares
.Gn2Gi4 Pans Dispatches quote Renies at OIL - 2- a.
lyREPooI March GA p. mOf the sales ~ Cotton todV
GOO bsss Sales the bass Of hddhhE Jpahd'
noting beo~ iiing Versble Nav and Juue at bI
LvEsPooI Sl5 80 mSales OF Cotton on the bass OF
below Good Ordinary. shipped March aud
AMI Al 8ls nothing Low ddus, deliverable AJn, 81
Iospos March 3l-Reaaed Petroleum, lO4 III IT, gal
IosDos March 3-Eyenng Calcutta Laseed % CHCO Con-
mon Ron q Spirits lurlentne, 20 962b per cS
LUsRrooL, Mach 3lIETe1ug-Spnu lapeDuIr -oio0-oi'
a. Yt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
DOMRSrIC MAAKkTs.

hLp,sY March steady; sales Of 600 bush White, IN
,to, on pier 80 street J,c bdggi lots a. the Suqle
Ram. depot lair demand the advance sAes Of car
NJ Wrern a, Toe STATE. pIi'as t-I Corn 10
,resiy demand sales Of No. gh hIe a. SIZE and cars
10 DO 10 arrive Barley quiet stady sales Of LOO
bush No. werowed state private terms Mali steady sa OIL
2 ears Canada A. 81 81, ia 49,
B4LTlsoRs 3l-Coi;on quiet nomuaT easier Low ND
dEns l6alGise qCiet steady ard unllanse Nhea! IN
Ard "a good demand Western 81 3O No do, 81 -
HiIed 20 81 20; No Western Rel, Al p No do II Ibi
IL 70 Maryland Red 81 2Odsl 90 do Amber
rs al g. DO White, ~ ZJGb 50 No Western sfnng
Res Al lGds1 II. qa,ti Southern bite. SJHSIc DO
Yeos e}o Mixed "a " Oats arm bat so4tne1
fsa72e: Western Mixed 66aO7e RE arm al - oJ4el Ok
Ia, fmc: Pennsylvania and Nalanl, sI7dS2 PtoIsnn oAs
steady sni -
s2I so Buk nr; Shouilers, 2 Clear no SIDES, "a
ii Le or eAflosds loose jbbng packed, o4Dl PC Bacon
active Aud Shoulders 9asa3 Gear RIB sides ~ Hams
lrtrs Fms Westrrs tabs and ro1 l69s2e feSssn dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

G.Lvrsroy March 2l-ro,oo uacsa4el Ni'nc, ij2.; n"
yt.. 80 b--i eza'r cot"eo bae' Sales l'"o bales
- aJ6 bsies 5000.
~ Lor. MAcu Cotton settr M!tiag. u r.. TT receipts
nore gross 10 hars s13rrJi ~ bale. .tcS - sfh's
NnNNGr.S March 81 - lu- an 'asyi 'dias 'ic
JO5 b=cs, e}a"s % oa a'oA 4D'-
bales -
t,cINN.rI March 81 -fotoa quet Mi'lg Toe; net receipts
$50 hfrs. shipments 9l3 bales; sprs. II $50 halrL
HoHYoiK Mprcn 3l.-C0fon qnst; MiIhal lGc. net 70
cert 80 bae 1000 9ies' s-s ~ 1Aes
stocs 6.SsS bglss.
louisville March 3l.-Cotton Mdannr, ljas l5lar
MrNPHS March 3l.-tottJI ltti I'D I4.4. ''id .tr.
MjGnr ljc: Good Orfnr la rrre0t, 3pi bhesi
PriLApElruI, Mach 5l.'o-'a quei; Msl..g IG4+; net
rec pfs .GI naes; gross 80 bfeS
h,w-OfLt4Ns. Marc. Ill, otJl qmet Mdtiag. %. Low
Milli-s ~ b.; Good Orn So NJ rceo. ~ ha'e'
1857 bales t1g1-s. TO CIT Blau 4,l-9 bales Oh
Fsace % bales; en, l-t3 b-ei sales 100 bnes
strcs. lSG 80 .. les. -
f,vlSSAu Mara 3l-c,uo1 qte'; MD ing. lGc; pet r.
ce Goa bales exports, ,oss.Fse lcJ bie
sale. y Dae; s,ct' 4i5.1 bales. -
BOSTON Hat-h 3l.-tOlon unchanged; Milng lbi"' n-i
rec- p 467 tsie groV 1885, bd.s exports Great i-l J
BILE 81 c,. 4OJ ba es >.o'k, lU-iI bales 1900. -.
B,ir.x,sg Msrcl 3l'ot'oa irmi Mlihar. lG'2f
lOas gross DIS les. .'t'e 20 bales; sae
3tjj h,es; spiarrrB 100 hsies st9'T. ZU9i3 b-c+
WogttR Mlrc1 St quiet; Mi..rl. lJ'ic net receipts
2O3 h4e exports bales. oVJ b. stock
40, 90 bales . So,
tu,RLgsroS March 3l-Co,,on quiet; Mtig lG's-; Low
MrLrg IJa lJaf Cod Oguary. 4'I 0lJc et iereio 4d
~ b. sales, 800 tr STOCK - ~ bales
AUGUSTA Mrh -CDOl 0ul aAd nominal 81 4tl9 - r.
Low G. 49, lJ4& Good OdiHay ,i yet receipts, loo bales
pDents, 2Oi ba4es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

hsv 7H7is- Cnne Ordinary Primo Ro cargoes
5o,1o,, March fes1-psn.sa god 3. full pe.. .toe..
IS 25ss5 80 Common RI;r. IS 5oat6 rs for wonn
for Louis choice V,ht- brands; sootern Four
que, bat Gn =, - 2Seso ss % Common t.'rss asa GO
bush Tor M1ed yellow. o., srm at 7Jd73c y bash for
a5s. s ST Ssa Rs sSG P@a Si bS Corn 800 basa
w9et 92j bush Oats 300 9s,n Al shirt. 400 eass o,o
bush; Corn 1900 bu.h osrs 1000 hu.a
s o iood I s1a OBJ B %ay $50 SS '' Flour
o. $40 Ibis a. uneeingsi quota ions Gam general aa an la
ho7r,n whss,s n New Corr 81 79e on lae ;r'e
qlrt arcAl PORK SRA At 81 % M heay' he'
SIN Mt Dress iios' for c use $40 o. hsa'as'
CiseSs1rI March slFl,ur whes' herr. Ret 81 l9e
81 H. Com inn At 7g47le Dat. 6tm at dOdGic Rye qne'
i Bnor ' da at cos, lE .ed s s 81 ' P
he'd 't s2l 80 rot sales at s22 Jay Lard h1i sfi'
a.. + s71 @a7 90: t1esT ab Site, SIT: crlr side.
~ SSGs ga B'on I'm Sfn Saeo err. % c''f E' an n,
fm Common 81 g!as7i Fsr 10 Mum u 2jass % Good
cnS,eo Ie1 3lke!r qs' S,,s'1ft wss,5D D.! "a
saa - - AIrl. 9sas May 9jis. Jdae 4 Spfas 0l.
@2l. ;i'ete so sc or o~r and y s , ~
BID Mv 10, ri j1z; eie,l G5' O.. ayl'e.i anu - 90
demand ~ So ON IN s pot 80 S N Psi on H , If Pr
buaran une,d ana 81 e,,n: so 50 An s2 o.,
f3 % mo Pa. Nat. sid5 wh. 3! ~ ore Ssc sS
& 43 w. SG d o b. ~ oyG g3' & ssS oar $3.50
bush BnIy 5Ol bush At ihe e. Of he boAr- n ID s.S
ClEvnAvD March Wheat CIR; No Ret 8 10 No ao
W." dS y,lc5 =; ret e 'h oae5 "a dull ,rd
droogrs Ett u 2o,s No u ~ Con- s al Il. ii[ "a
isOiAroi, March slgG qg, ara ue, , :, wS.''
sheed $500 Dat, dL7 ~ far va, d.m 5 a. PHI
Clear all ~ steady ders, So Gear 81"
and Clear od. 10. ami l2ile. Pine L-Fl-St7am' l4ei
81 Flour and Wheat priet UNCHANGED Gan
visions, ay'ncns terdrasy' strong; G?rl SO Dor Not
SH u ' % e' ,'es u i, ,i ,sr Slie, 1870.
qs'rsqr sm' Sq IT Pd@ ,,. L, IT,, s, ,,, i' I
Krs ,rch 81 quiet eh.rsed Wheat 80
scarce; Eom,llg higher No hh. Doe Com Urn IN
c9a gel I've steady anehiasc ba,Iey n 40 & pr 81 ts
Ap Sweet rcsid Iams, llaIIaic pTyaIe Meas n"a'
"a. h er f.e Lsii 6m; team RED l4 Kr,i-
me2 i.oSt 56 , SIea5 Is 00C '.l
.s %Gsl" 6. "a. u anc Sa's ' G.r ae,5 a.
o'A 4ri'' eve .eL. sou r. o. 49, vt, C,
Eb aad C...F sd",. Ia l3a. 100. .,,. - a.
for 10 spins s5 80 WINTER s. 70 or Waite "
Il 20; 49, wi,e Mcnesa 50; EIrs ao 81 So nj
Stae ~ Is Coz que At - p ERE n 'a a,. lo,
Zee Shorts s. Sa rs'la' So Milan -'2 per ton
PIL4PsLrHA It ne, 5Lt gem , I[ az AMI a. n
clover Seed sell te~v st u4ll &c fr "een, 40 y,
Al - i5u s. Is Pc sy,uia indiana 50 $50
So; sS rr,de. So 25ass. re ane. Wls.t N
3Y in .G'$y SeT'2l 3' E M A ,5 a suIs
yellow Sic Mixed - aoii2% Oa's move f. e i oJa
@ H. S.s 'i 80 i8qitc RI E~ -. sr5,,d
s,de. d.; saitei to iGo 6iIli. Lac - l4t,
WDakr fin 81 >. lGfs ~et'r1 D. ion aai bis d. e sr.
~; secoids q @2ls Western EEri,. 2s@2ic no. as
loi E.g, quiet Psnlr'an.s, NwIe'ey aad Delaware Zen
g. LoGi. &a.cn 81 -Four IN den,nI; srm f'r waan
gl,s Donlc ls,Ti winter 81 G5asiQ %: rr j. o e4 - -
'yhrat sm~r. No : Eel VIII 81 i-eSl 1871, cash 81 !!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

subscribers that the downtown branch Office OF the
Mercantile Agency has been removed 10 No 80 Wall
st., corner of Pearl under the Marine Bank ThI'
office Is connected by telegraph with tho main es-
tablishment at No $50 Broadway and is maip .ained
purely to enable subscribers in the lower Part of the
city to obtain immediate responses to their inquiries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

Bosrov 3l-W,oNo features TO notice in this mark
ke lr.s hts Fi.e Nous. btHt 1w Il
gn-atf ,rg pr ce> while CnOc' Nod aud 10 Pieces would
readily command Ggr Xxx O.o and Pennsyvara feeces
iron, DIS: Y, IA.
3. sc and u l-rt Cd these prc0si W'u IN al
Njrb.s "a r. &c Ihrr t0mIg Detine
ecrs and trf-lr osf om',
ing would aung G4G pH.ei have bca na-nflt d
afe qu frn With sale, 4j0j-c; Coming Du .!' rom
81 sc aud 5}0J7 IL CaiiuHia WOOL 20 ca-g" is
n, o. Fall and Sprg been done At brew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
UEEI,A oE TIE PEASsYLyANiA RAILROAD COMPANT,{
PHiLAptLPufi, sasch 10. 1870. .
'HE Annual Election for ~ DIRECTORS Of

tiis Conpaav II E,DAY Iuci -. 1919, al the
No. 23} $50 iu inst p aephil
polls ~ Doc 10 O'Clock 20. O'Clock D.
80 30
election viii holder lOtlc.s threO 20 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

CHfERThe market fairly values h- hod
under he d'mul htht Shippers
purchase steady L. otric.g FHcY
bnng lie few Caeese factories have We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUBS

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y ri El RAiLk'iD Aser - 1914. troGAh IAss sA
gsve Ctar1 Centre rso)t
sUU IN. CBrAgO ant rhe ETores VITA sfAs,kfoon cars
Trough Gncnes, at -: 4. ans
1870 ~ SDse, Cbl2o EGrss With daHls'oa cara aoca'
IN
: 200 4, N Vor.hern alI Wes'-n Brnrea
m Montreal kIpr..L VITA sieeolasean rom NoTfort.s
Adams e.. -.
Roe,,.t.,
Pac and Naksn Ess aso Tor chicago "a BOA H. . 44i IL v
h'irS. H. EI7r-ss Ti,h 'egIn 'or rror sa Albany
W.! ms - vef A--'A' 4'--' '~''1' 4 KEND2ICK
D. Ar.,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
pHILADELPHIA: va LONG BRANCH an

4 he MEN JERSEY SOUTHERN RALrotD.
Fare rom Mex OK IAisdegli4 oniy - -.
Commencng MONDAY 10 1874. the sfsdn'i snt COM
m ,u sanbosts 3lOSELI aGi DAT SIAH ieeHns A.
Eaa.y lloUs 8il % trtlas, vii
g;45 m-Fcr P4l,1epAl Lcag Branch, Toms ET-r ware
Niue ani Dui-etJ1.
400 D. m-For Lonz BIanch IONS h'sr' "'c"'n DA'es"
Tuc-etun VA s,.EnvH c-.-,IH,,,-.-
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flndnrldI.
TSIN RAILWAY BONDS

WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY BONDS
BADGLEY MEAD, ~ wat.t
ELECTION-OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA
~ PRE- issuance CoMPANY. No 16l Bro'dwar Au ELEC
TON o' DIRE TOs ami lEsREt ToGS q ELECTION for
iaf o ssf s +; ls IBIS ''' on So b @
FOR sALE-CHICAGO AND CANADA
L SOUTHERN FIRST AOKTGAGE SEVEN PER ChAf GOLD
uor,g,s. 10 u Of rood, well equipped.
. ma anopi, sof ssSr HJNsEET BROS 10 IS 1,n,t
Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
~ (BAUOKLIS sLCUhIGIES sHlALni
oro7Gg II pnsS%ffiss roou 81 Va 80 Bro.d-.
fIARIP0SA LAND AND MINING. COM
ron s5- il The G5o., I'D ard III ial c.mplat ~. please
no nome n5' a. Pa ', Gee Oh s'al SAN s' Pane @
o. - sc yoRRs II s,I M a., sse ''-
New GOA. N-rL =. l,7J.
Jerl AZ c@eI@5 sI'TE2l .. c3 y, ~,
= Sr5cfGjtpEc g. ,he j5Li,T al caiclGJ RAILROAD
S1 o ne s rlsc q pIaa5 is .5 "s ~ t
a. cS ,ss and an Aen Ri aa c,7a,y ia CSso H. Ca
4,. o s 1 WI a. 9 "a. Il. 90 s T dy Of March lust
AMI oPsol for 'i'i' On 'be Ga % 4P H9 9;f s.,,r
''''' ~ A-''' 'A''' caic,e5 ilr March 20 50
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS and BOND
6LDp 9sO Of de- cicsG1 a 5GFoS RSiLFoiG COMPANY
r. flGtT i gE a 11' r0a to & i H s' @
05e Of the i' ,Sp IL % o. Ss oSDAY the 5,a ai Of
A. b. iurxt u O'c.'rA al N.
Tie Tra-sier Booze c sci Of bls'nef no
fiy March fr Transfers the u lay
Of April aeNL W. ~ LAhRAbER, sec.riirv
NOW l. THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER-
~ sons OF LARGE ASD SMALL MANS 10 1--WE -
Tie WEST POINT AANCFAC1uGNG COMPANY sog'ullei Wih
capital lases S2JJ Of
Ill Of - VI buzz, h- srset in the Caci
Sas vOOsn paper oil n, srd agricultural mannacory
The Company las H. tst m the c1uatrY over
TuUhorse eica
blss 20 M valued 500 VII given, 10
clare. worth 5000. 100 shll, eor;h $500. los viii
The u Ia The " 3
the will dpule
Tue confident making 30 -
eliis * He8. J.b D. Nesb President the Comps - he
fr address ). j. AELlGl,
o. IiYINGs on d CO Agent. 2}J Br advav. hew-Yors
ENHE BONDHOLDERS of the WEST WIS
COSSS RALEAf COMPANY respected - call 1t
o.e Of the Gpuv. NJ Il Bndfsg huon
pfopo,- commended b The
Committee 81 Bortioiters. r. T. ThoWbHibGt Sec'g
OVgI,k oI PESNsYLyANiA RAILROAD COMPANTs
PmLkptLPUfi, ,iasch 10. 1870.
THE Annual Election for ~ DIRECTORS Of
Ills COMPANY rn II ESDAY Muci - 1873. at the
3D. No. 23} $50 ul icu inst tr'44eEhl
.
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ora as. S . - sqs4 o5 Corr B.nges4 1894 50
G Me- Me-: s s 29 3s 10 10 Corn A'' 1'' n-' 400
Jersv B.s Meal ste., quiet Snote Fine Whe at 81 7Ca
a. u go 81. Ground Feed at ~ 4OGsl 50
FREIGHTleTe m continue 70 b hue cong .pa s 90 n, .n
handed caeras is also slow The supply o tonnage
met The d.aEn. At asked but VITA more liberal arrivals
pDy Ia az. s. pS svenSg 900 bash Gss Al .od
y % % serPoo b. steam ~ 1Esd Sott"n
To Gs,gox by steam 70 s'rup at 25s The cbsr
sn iiahH bar hence 70 bs'S IN go
a. h sso4 10 sratu,y and sa o. ~. d5se an an
ay 81 ~ dcst Sorwcesn Brs o with $50
bt Resse. Petroleum at German ship hence to bT,wea
1000 b DO o. Dnyae terms G.G's s.k l,g' in
w., I'm 500 b, d. a, A. 81 tlr.e resse
NEWFOUNDLAND Flour and POfk 5Ja6Oe vessel hence TO
non orders umtel khSlol sin f.wn LaSoer
llOs 5s ~ 4 direct vessel hep BfG~"eA Ga 10 New
GRAFT 1qo for Wheat s bot Til g1i Sssns, ,S Of
Tse' dose qoew .aS ,.S'i s.s S se {a for e19CT
limited - Ps e.aDo Pa S er h. fer lows and Mime
"a IS ss wv, P' r 10 ct.so sPrSs 10 store 81 1881 20
Tor no. Msss1se store and aaSa' 81 - "a ior 10 A %
f Amber s:e II S5a$i ~ for Whit, ae6FaS 81 81 for White
, ec s ' S. s S % 'i 1909 P ss
~ 1900 bush Brewer csicrni1 at .6Osl - 20 IN
store lair DsJ 81 10 BaHe1 Ash Is quiet
Iu, sr O sce and th. trade bnyag more
&c is,s: pnes for moor White al 70G70'c ordinary 70 prime
MIe zoe shore .nd II g shost was at a
II 17e ana afsror Wa iowa st IS Ggc ssady
4OO Susb EchAtINaAA aS1 S~ '0N
opened held o. and greater brmnes
Gsnd light ioT export safes are
* 900 bush S50s7c TIE latter pcee Tor dTs
night 0s IS sye in store DO Yellow At ~ q
ss1c; JERSEY lel0s sGaS1e
HAT AND STRAW-Tbe G1ppiy and tTyA very light ard Tue
5nn good dsnsnd sAPpas a. lOHeOc1
ts- st~ady rqnesl Long qaoted zoe aSl
tl0n DO. o. a zoe, sn6 Oat al ia G7Jc. Cash.
NAVAL sTORKS1be market for Ron dull TO-DAY and In The
Assn Of business BE- written ~ OJdt2 10 for Odn
sa Goo Strained spirits Iurprdne s quiet et 'eadI sales
bO bills atve Doc heng - lZlaGt2 20
teh without 6u unchanged u IS ;Or C round
parcels, delivered
Ls-Lased steady bat very quiet quoted at 72e for casks
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THE MARKETS
Icapsfuay reported for TVS rsrapsEl
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

WEDyEsDAY March 81, 1873.
Tie nor.s eoa9st. lis, o elPor' shipped vessels which
were eesred ;O-ss 'r c-cRn
CARpsNAs Schooner ". Hcknsn. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
CalcAGo ALr,s RAILROAD C,vP,Vg SscsrAEIs 0gHcE{
CHc,Go. III. March 20. le7j
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS and BOND
VOW IS THE OPP0RIUNlIY FOR PER


COSSIE RALEAf COMPANY rrqletei to cal st
ilfcair off,e Of the toIDiuv N. = B14rg on
ptopo,-I rcnrhce br he
Committee # =. 4. TRDN BRIDGE. Sec'T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

A
AT the close of the war, owing to the
greatly enhanced cost OF living, you doubled
your scale Of prices prevailing previous to
the war. This seemed reasonable, and
though felt to be burden was acquiesced
in by your patients.
AS the cost of living is now little il any
greater than it was before the war, the very
reason that caused the doubling Of charges
at the close Of the war should now, in fairness
and consistency, cause reduction of them.
Ifyou doubled your charges because expenses
of living were doubled, now that expenses
have come down quite or nearly to the old
standard why not reduce-how can you help
reduciDg-your charges to the old standard !?
In these difficult times, when the resources
Of your patrons are less than they were
when you were charging only half your pre-.
sent rates, it Is heavy burden to be obliged
TO pay two dollars for every visit (you not
only charge two dollars for each visit, but il
you prescribe, however slightly, for several of
the same family at the &me visit you charge
two dollars for each patiently, forty dollars
for every case Of delivery, and other services
in proportion. -
1t Ia said by some in excavation that you
are obliged to charge 80 much owing to a
great deal of gratuitous practice. This Is
true, and it would be commendable were
not your other patients virtually made TO
pay tor it in enhanced prices.
There being time for all things, 1t is re-
specially suggested that 1t is now time for
the doctors TO return to their ante.6eLl,e9a
tariff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoADl
COMPANY.
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875

A lOM mCNNlNo oSlooHh AfJ low
" trains GU This road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
- day.. connecting for all points South
il and West sleepiDg-car attached run 8
745 A. M., FREiGHT TEAM daily Except Sum
day). with coach attached, for Peters-
burg, and stations on the Southside
road, Evnchburg, and the west
1:45 P. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
sengers taking this train will make
close CONNECTION at petersburg fof
er.t Norfolk. legant parlor-car attached
runs through to Weldon.
500 P. NJ, FRI IL HT daily except Sunday, with
o So 80 coach attached. :.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:5O A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIH daily except SUM-
dayt with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAlL daily, connecting
with Richmond, FrederlcEs burg and
as Potomac railroad for all poss East
SEQ P. NJ. TEEIGHT daily Except Sundays
1856 P. n, THKoUG Il Snail daily Excerpt Sun Sun
~. - day), connecting with Richmond,
- Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
~..-s for all points East and West. Pullman
Il. sleeper attached. running through
10 Baltimore. Also making close
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
and All points North and West.
The MAIL Trains will rot stop between hlcn-
Passengers for Chariestoo, Columbia. Augusta I,
Savannah, Florida, aud southwest Geor2in, VINO
leave Richmond by morning trains, are intormeS
that this line Is he only one that connects through
Trains on Clover Hill railraaf leave Clover hiil
pits at $50 A. NJ. and RETURNING viii leave CHESTER
at $40 r. d.. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
: ALI TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
&C % :: '''. '' A. SHAW. supertptendens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21
BY j. Thompson Brown, y . :
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" STORE AND DWELLING ABOVE. WITH
A BRICK DWELLING IN THE YARD. No.
1542 CAkY STREET NEAR .stYENTEENTH
SIRE Ell, OPPOSITE TALBOT 4 BROTHERS
OLD FOUNDRY.--In pursuance OF decree Of the
Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond en-
tered the 9th day Of December. in the suit Of
Rogers and wife ct ais u.s. Miller ct ais The under
signed. special commissioner. will, on WEDNES-
DAY the 22d day OF December, at o'clock r. NJ,
proceed to sell, on the premises to hs highest bid.
rer. at public auction, that BRICK STORE with
dwelling above containing Elk rooms, together with
brick house on said premises The lot fronts 22x
IL feet TO an ailay SO feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In negotiable
notes for four eight. and twelve months, wi IN legal
interest added, and title retained until all The pur-
chase-money Is paid. JOHN B. YOUNG,
Special commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc!ioneer.
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