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FRANKLIN IELEGR1PH COMPANY.

THE NETWORK TICKET FOR DIRECTORS ELECiED-
SUIT AGAINST The ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
COMPANY VOTED DOWN.
BosroS, July 1G.-At an adjourned meeting
OF tho Franklin Telegraph Company, held yesterday,
Alfred Nelson OF New-Yorl presided. The state
mont OF tho Company's finances could not be
presented as 1t not ready. Tho following
DIRECTORS on the ticket OF the New-lotk party
were elected sidney Dillon. Jay Gould, W. j. syms,
John II. Mortimer, Thomas T. Eckert, Henry NJ Faber,
Fred /. Ames +. T. Atkins and L. ii. Rollins. Messrs.
D,p and Eckert received 1888 votes, being the whole
number cast The others received 5,j44 each James g.
Harris was unanimously reelected Clerk, and Alfred
Nelson was chosen Treasurer the latter receiving tue m
New-York vote. A preamble was offered recitng that
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company fraudu-
lently assumed The control of the Franklin line decreased
is rates and nuredts business by gross mismanagemen
a resolution accom- panied the preamble, directing the
directors To bring action In behalf OF the company In
law or In equity against the Atlantic and Pacific icie-
graph Company. IL was iost W No'o Vi JAW :"
b399 Adjourned.
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MORE CLEAR.HEADED REPUBLICANS

Tn HdrfnHa DeHorTnf Id" RrvI, :.
THE TRIBUNE il the model and leading
newspaper in the United states. inetlitoiia ability, and
in all the appointments and aduucts that 20 TO make up
able and great newspaper ana IN point OF circatioh
is uncuacd by any other paper. IL Gas attained 10
greater inuen than il welded IN the paWy days
of Horace Greeley and il really power In the land TO
the aspeI-ions and Iibad abuse OF its New-I0rk CITY
riyao i pays heed, but forward III its chosen
way with undimmished strength. IL IL not now ais
tncty "a publican journal, very much 10 our regret
vet il Ia swaycd by strong Republican sympathies In
It's chosen course Of independence ii aims to discuss the
leading vital questions of the day with dgnined states
mlnlike. judicial fairness Its leading editorials u must
admitted by those who do not always agree Wlth the
views presented, illuminated by an Intelligent mas
tery subjects considered and are characterized by
marked force and striking ability. so much, III canhOr'
IL due to the leading American newspaper whose sue
c.ssu remarkable than that 0f any Oh the
Other VI our public JOurnals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPCRE
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON. Saturday. July II, 1871 o. IN.
synopsis FOR he DGsf tUenhEtoo hours ..

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Saturday. July II, 1871 .. m
synopsis FOR he DGsf tCentrtoo hours - -.
The barometer continues highest III the Gull
States and has risen the Northwest ana lake region
IL has fallen New England, where II IL lowest
Occasional rams have fallen IN the lake REGION anu tue
Ohio Valley. Also the Middle ana Eastern States
where they followed 10y clear weather, except III e
eastern portion of the latter The temperature has fallen
somewhat In New England, the upper lake region ana
the extreme Northwest and slightly risen In the uuii
States. .
The Mississippi River at and below Cairo the Ohio and
the Cumberland ut Nashville have continued SLOWLY
rising.
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states, Tennessee and
the OHIO Valley rising or stationary barometer Westerly
sOuticry winds, continued warm, clear weather. eA
ccp occasional rains and lower temperature In the last
section =.
For the lake region, rising barometer northwest 10
northeast winds cooler clear, partly cloudy weather
For the Upp,+ Mississippi and Lower Missouri Naleys,
rising barometer, northeast 10 southeas, wllus sSny
cooler partly cloudy weather, and in the latter possibly
occasional rain.
For ne MidHe and Eastern Srfes, rising barometer,
south-cest IL northrest cinds and generally udrneT
cl,aT, or partly cioudy reatter. I'll.
The Lower Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, from Cauo
down, will continue slowly rising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
THE GARDEN CONCERTS.

THE GARDEN CONCERTS
The concert at the Central Park Garden on
Thursday evening opened with beautiful performance
Of Mozars overture TO "The Magic F1ute,a great mas
erpiece Of which tires IL was succeeded ny
an carly work Bcehovens quite ia the Mozart syie
which has not played here until within the last few
days at least In present FORM This Is the serenade
OPUS g. written as trio for VIOLIN VIOLA and voloncello
and now arranged for full orchestra by Gustave Janke
We believe portions omitted in the performance
As played Thursday it comprises five short move
mcnts, namely Allegro, an Adogio, with scherzo,
Polacca characteristic and familiar Andante with var
ations and repetition Of the Allegro for the finale Ihus
it approaches symphony in plan and dimensions. FOR
merry tie Serenade often given to chamber mn
sic constructed this SCALE ad OF late IT has been apeu
by brahms orchestral compositions which have rainier
more variety than the symphony, with perhaps rainier
less serious character This bright and charming work
OF Beethovens is admirably adapted for the purpose TO
which Janke applied IT, and the audience received
with great satisfaction The first part OF the programme
also contained the Vorspicl to BIuchs "LOrciey ana
LISTS "Goetle Festival" March, which cerHiny pre-
scented a remarkable to the two pieces that pre-
cedcd them and the second part consisted OF Honahh
picturesque and highly interesting Frthiof symphony
q beautiful work most beautifully played. Mr. Buck
directed tho orchestra. Mr. Thomas Will return 10 Town
next week and resume his accustomed place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
ROBINSON HALL.

The experiment begun upwards OF two
months ago at Robinson Hall TO have succecded-
French opera Bouf in English dress proving an at
tractve elcniCn at III Summer thcatricals This pretty
little theatcr continues opcn and fresh features arc i
troduccd from time to time iito the entertainment
Grohe Cirona which occupies its stage The spirit
of the French original is not preserved, but the Result
reached ia merry English farce; and this serves The
good purpose OF amusing desuory Summer audience
Girole Grola" will be discontinued, after Tonight, al
Robinson I.a--whcro it has had run of nine weeks
and "Tle Rose Of Auvergne" AMI Chilperic' Will DC
produced on Monday evening, with dresses and ap
pointnlcmts and a careful east OF parts.
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Consumption.

the scourge the human family may ito early stages be
promptly arrested and permanently cured
RAyESswooD, w. Va
DR.. r. " PIERCE. Buffalo, Y. Y. .
the last year have been using your Golden Meik
Discovery. life to it, having been Athlete. fos
years DID not II but short time before was benente
time bad, able 10 sit much, was SUI
ering greatly with my throat getting blind hsd dry
cough, ami much pain In lungs have used twelve ttS
of the Discovery end am almost well. KAIR r. WARBNER
MI j. H. MEsRcK Of Chatham four Corners, N: "
has of Cons ImpuOn by Dr. iieTces Golden Medical
Dscoveryso says Mr. c. b. Garfield. editor OF the Chatham
Courier
H. EGrAR, druggist, Of West Union O., writes 10 state
that PeTces Golden Medical Discovery has effected Won
deHul cure OF Consumption in his neighborhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
ppTfypNrD.

RETURNED. IA.
schs Henry May. Hatch, fom Boboken IT'D inT VIZ
struck by sqna swapping her foremost on ceo~
tho ssa lost her main tosnasf and ss QUO W"
lowed back 10 tho city for repairs =.
schr A. Baltic from Philadelphia )r Boston Wen ssnesv
on Chatham Bar at 10 A. to-day ding cs ,os VA 80
prospect OF getting her of Is rather s"ony unless va" wiz"
changes
NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
OFFICE OF TuR LIGHrHorsz ISsrf1TpR THIRD Di.rgiTt
ToNPKIxsyLIR, n. Y; Jny ~ lslo., lu
ON about the 22d inst the Brentons Reel gn, vssss va
In her place The description Of the feif vesss nu
IA ned light brown color white msshead lantern houses
color Relief II" white letters ON each q"arsof
1. ID. TRRNCHARD Commodore U. - NJ.
Lighthouse Inspector, Third DistrcL
POkIIGN Forts.
QUEENSTOWN, July i61e Cunard Line steamship bo'hns
soUTHaMPfcS' iny iG-rhe North German Lioyds steam
ship Nurnbrg Ernann, from Baltimore July Tor Bremen
orHEssowS July I6-The Inman Line steamship city q
Richmond sailed hence day TOR New York The wiiams
ouon Line steamship Wisconsin. from NewYork July D. os
ST. JOIN r. b. july I5.yArrvcd. schr MarysyiIe from
Boston. sailed slip Geo Bell, for Liverpool. a..
HAVANA, July l6.-sailed BARK Marietta (span, for ~
mouth Cieyaer Bruce County Of PctOu Paer.
DO, WI whiting, Valparaiso Agiers forganhsli Frehnct
Arrived out the 18th INST city Of Montrsl xe
IIeyer III 81 Bruno. Kong Oscar Freeman Denn ysnIy'
ga Baeen, Ihurethe latter at queenstown abort Oh coal
Hedwig.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TYBEE Ca, July lG-Arrived. steamship America ron
WILMINGTON " c. July i6-Cleared barks Gladstone (Br
for Glasgow, Mynheer, for Rotersn schr Ida Bella fos
pass EOUTRT Juy lC-Aulved steamship CHILEAN (Brh
John Bird Tor PilIIadepha
B,LMoRE July IG-tlearei. bark Cherokee. Tor London.
Arrived. steamships Brsunsohweg Ger1 undeutsch nom
Bremen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

1872 of which he was pensioner He conducted the
music at St. Pmus Church during the funeral services OF
Gen. Montgomery. and he has been tue organ n,s
time churches in New-York Brooklyn, Seweur Ta.
at Trinity Church, in Brooklyn. in 1864. when
he played Luthes Judgment Hymn for chorus 81 o1
public appearances was Plymouth Church. about year
ago. when he was given benefit concert ~ ,e bfoE 1
Vn Handel and Haydn Society He continued 10 give
organ instruction until 1870 when on account OF plnu
ness FASTENED by accident he abandoned ms prosi
sion after having practiced IL for 81 years. HIS unea
ecryiccs will take place Peters Protestant Epsco
pal Church In Safest Brooklyn AT 1880 p ILL., tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
A JseyeBgeful Orgnn.

The stomach is reyengef organ. If assign IL ndiees
bic fool only refuses perform ts Office, but nncts
upon rs mnspeakabe orture such those Of indigestion,
chGi mOijus, Not content ith giving PAIN
excessive AMI wasting dafrhrA
c.. d ntey, which CARES US to our graves with Wv
these quences the stomach gives
notice by premonOry twnges that s cargo l. not ~ s KING
HOaettcrs stomach Btteia should 90
swallowed This admirable dig stivc cordial will promptly
reconcile the refractory 90 lis cosen and prevent any
annoying possibly fatal results winch the Presence
food In The stomach Is liable TO produce Ihs
also superb tonic, restorative and appetizer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
TIE DRAMA.

The Olympic Theatcr continues open, and
It's indefatabe manager Mr. Poole continues to supply
lis stage with the most sparkling Of cur1Nn Varieties
Mr. r. Mornsey, the Treasurer. received benefit on
Monday evening The Olympic viii be kept closed
during part of the month Of August for cleansing and
decoration preparatory to the Fail season The bur
lesque of Cinderella" is now presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
A STEAMER ASHORE ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN

WHITEHALL, n. Y, June 16.-The Cham
plain Transportation Company's steamer Champl"in,
which lett Fort Iconleroea last night bound for Rouses
Point ran ashore near Sawml Point, about 20 minutes
after leaving WestpOrt 1t Is feared that she Ia total
wreck. There 80 passengers on board Ihey were
all taken of by the steamer Adirondack, which was COM
Ing south No one was injured The sank in 10
Ininmirs and her ofllcers think she broke in two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

Mr.. Toolc, the English comedian, is at the
Westminster Hotel. lie sails for England to-day N
the Adratc after sojoun Of year in this country
Mr. Tooc's professional abos have been attended with
constant prosperity. and he has esteem and friend
ship in all quarters Both as an actor and man. MT
Tooles influence stage has been beneficial and he
will leave tender and fragrant memory many Ameri-
car, hearts md homes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
NEW COTTON.

yry OpIRA.s. July lG.-liye bales Of Cotton.
caiy from The Giaide. disposed Of follows: Ono
hale ca,se Good tddng- good staple, sold AT auction at
10 and wa. shipped to 81 Louis; bale, cassed Mid.
ii- GOOD staple sold at auction n l5c and was shipped TO
4 Robertson Of New York bale strict Good
MidGIiugs, staple Consigned 10 Woodward stman
bale consigned Ia Miltel = Rogers
81 ous and Tale consigned 10 J. 81 Parker Of Mo-
bile. % o.,
was received today from Brownsville IL weighed i5S pounds,
Good abiding ana Was sold 10 James Buckley Of
)r,ais f0r y cents ~ 1t shipped ~ express ~
..,...y < Jauison vi NeH-foIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

paper sensation Absolutely every copy that found Ito
way TO either Of the cities swept from the news
stands within hour or two after It's appearance, and
edition of double tho sligo might easily have been
sold Newsdealers In the several cities, the Northern
News Company, and all others concerned well the
students and others interested tho express the
greatest satisfaction at the enterprise Of THE TRIBUNE
and the great convenience thereby afforded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON July 16.-Leave of absence for six
nj h. 10 take effect when his serves be spar, a. ~
granted second Lieut. Frederick schwatker 81 me IlfI
sheridan, Nebraska. Can't uiy McCrta OF
me ~ Afti Iy ha lag reported the AJutant Gent a
tic Army under eci osers No. lil Of the 18th inst, viii
Irycec. to his Company,
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and the good woman drew tho cork from the whisky DOT
tie and placed ths nozzle TO her ege's mouth ciss
face emerged from its gloom like fu moon from DO,
hind cond and, CHANGING at bis wife with ql...,t
expression said: Come to think OF IT, Jane, w"
believe that dog had sny teeth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA July 49, Spanish gold 9iOd2l1 Exchange
nominal the united Siaes, go days, currency s0g53
uI, mum; short sight dc" 81 premium 90 days gold. 20
= lSl premium; short sight do 1230 20 premi,n On Lon
don l45d1i5 prenilmi on Paris, i2O@l22 PREMIUM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

Asfhmn-1he fortunes ag0nies endured for years
who suffered with this terrible disease can
know. MY fe miserable In desperation tried 6iiEy
IINMPNT IODInR AMMONIA " me instant reflex
Used 1t internally A. well as externally.
THOMAS BgANlGAN l27 West TwentyseyeDf ST.
Sold by all drugcs Depot, No. 4jl sixth ave. Newfork
Only cents ard I'll per bottle
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A WITNESS IN BEHALF OF THE PROPHET.
RFAyER. Utah, July 16.-The testimony o.

John D. Lee as well that Of other important witnesses
will entirely all the charges which have been made
ar,lnst BRIGHAM Young and the leaders Of the Mormon
Church in salt Lake Ci.y II will he proven that he sent
an emphatic command hat the Mountain Meadow mas
sacfe should not be committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
4 PforASr PERSONAL SUGGESTION.

FIOiu IHe iiNUIt
An old Democrat yesterday lifted up his hands
and exclaimed, " What Ould become OF wash
Mclean H. after all his management he should ma that
he had fixed TN the nomination for HcndrlcHs r. our
Judgment that in that Wash. would become pi0us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

sax FRANCISCO July lG.-The following the lanst
mining stock quoai.oDs Qphir ~ Mexican i9ss Gould
Best and Becicr, 4Dl savage, l0l ChO
lar III Hale AMI ssh Crown Point. 202; Yellow
Jacket S,L2; Imperial. oas Empire, o.; kentuck. Il
NIn,n B,lchrI p Confidence. 28Si Consolidated
Virginia a0ji- iiuion. 47L; Oysrman, 3D. Union a.
lula, l5l.; Caledonia, -
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MARRIED..

NAPLES BFN-MEAD-O Wednesday, July H. at the resi-
dence brides paren by the Rev. r. Stafford Drown
y. Edward Map.lslen OF NewYOrk, 10 Clara r., odess
daughter OF titus Mead ESQ, Of Brooklyn. NO cards
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed nth Jt'U
name and address,
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GENERAL RAILWAY INTERESTS

AN ISSUE OF 100000 IN BONDS By NEW
ENGLAND ROAD.
WORCESTER, Mass, July 16.-The stock
holders OF the Boston, Barre and Gardner Railroad re-
solved to Issue 100000 In bonds to run 20 years at
per cent, secured by second mortgage on tho road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. L. July 16.Prinng Cloths steady at
last quotations with quiet market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

"Got the 'phoby, have yei Cant swallow
any liquid On r. observed Mrs Miiliss 10 ner nnspana
10 Ina refused water for two days well Wen see
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tleman takes up this bet will ask him to do it pub
licly by letter to The Pail Mall Gazette and We will
then proceed to deposit the stakes etc.
London July ]. 1876. CHARLES READE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

TIE TRIBUNE IN TROY BY DAYLIGHT
The midnight edition Of THE TRIBUNE, con-
tanning full account the beat race, delivered at
Albany, Troy and Saratoga by daylight the morning
after the race II seems have proved vcrtabe news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
DOMESTIC MARKETs


| WILMINGTON y. C.. July lG-sprs TurpeDtine quiet and
steady at % &C. RosD steady strained, ii 40 Tar sedy At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

NO NEW CASES OF YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.
KEY WEST, Fla, July 16-The yellow fever
aaling No have been reported for several
days 1t is hoped to be able to report all we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

KEoKUK, Ia, July 16.-In the United States
District Court yesterday Judge Love appointed Gen
Wnsow to be receiver in the Of the Burlington,
Cedar RAJ ids and Minnesota Railroad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YORK, Friday, July 16, 1878.
Below may be found the prices at Arch.
Johnstons sale to-day. Thrteenthst, between Unver-
sitr.nlnce and EifIh-aYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

Advertisers GeSiring 90 gain the attention and
tronsge Of TURNER'S aud sricuturists, viii ind THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
dunn II now reaches farmers and these OF better
eass any other weekly paper published Advertise
mcn; proper classification should he handed IN %
or before Monday Of thcweek Of issue.
The Best Rooms for Oflces Ia Newly orx.-oyer half
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING 10 now uped By Ito perms
They and all their visitors unite In pro-
nouncng its Offices the MOST ATTRACTIVE aaa all tlass
considered. the CHEAPEST in town. Contrary 30 the
ea eIpectaOn the building 70 be much the gh;sss
Of ali the large buildings In the city. Al the
ufuy lnlshed IN hard wood ash) There elegant gAs
heat and water in every All exceedingly
hight and AIRY perfectly ventilated have outside wndowA
and communicate directly with the elevators and nearly all
Independent from the halt Tho elevators
side by s and both ia good working or,er They
Kept from o'clock IN the TIL long Liter mi
night Rents very favorable terms Application should
ula,ie AZ THE IRIBlN NJ Couhtiag room.
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Sufferers from the above complaints either Of recent
long standing advised 10 BLAIRs GOVT aud RHEU-
MATIC PILLS. They Dc relied upon the safe and
remedy O-td Ia the public, and have been UNI
yes used IA Europe Tor many yeus With the greatest sue
Cess
prepared by PROUr HARsANr. 900 Strand London,
England. Wholesale AgoIts-h. PLANTEs ~ son, ~
N M. ~. NtlN Work.
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Al Notices Of !
name and adtiress.
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Spsrial Notites.

Deshers pills ore the best safest remedy Chis
aud Fever md AaiaTia
Mrs. WiDsiow's soothing syrup, 10Y cidron eethinx
the gums, a,ays all pain, aud cures wind collie.
Cancer
Removed without pain caustc tie knife by Dr. McLEfs,
DO. II East tl-s,.
CarcLs and sauernes.-From - 80 good sound wine,
80 case Including Barton & bsuserA Cruise Fila
Ialaile & Clayelle's, bottled tire Chateagx.
H. H. Kirk 81 Co, 60 Fultoa st
Established 1853
po,,-O,sce Notice.-TEe MAILS POR EUROPE FOR the
week ending SATURDAY July II. 1873, will close at this
oIice A. follows On TUESDAY ~ 1880 " EDN rs
DAY at TO- 30 a. M THU tuesday, at ll30 a D. and
T. I. JAMES p. NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-29
The "Bonanza" for All.

Invalids. by nervous debility, DESTROYS of
again feeling the vigor of health and vim of
system, should take few bottles of DIR. HEN
LsYs CELEBRATED l. Y. l.. BIITERs. Before
one bottle is taken they " ill feel restoration Of
returning health. No case Of dyspepsia, indi-
liver disease, has ever resisted its restorative
power, Every part of the human system re-
quires and should receive sustenance and sup
port from the stomach, regulated by the liver
II tie stomach cannot supply the aliment re-
quired. the whole system languishes. Fortify
your organs Of life with these bitters, and in .
few days you will feel your whole system invi-
sOrated, for every disease arising from disorder
ed liver. stomach or bowels, il il invaluable; it
and persens of bilious habit should keep it
within reach il they value health and ease.
Apl7-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-29

EEMovEp.--Dr. T. J. White has removed TO
he building west %; Willis Drug Store on King
street spit
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-29

Attest.
7. J. EDWARDS,
City CLERK,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-29
May Dah Dance.

Mr.. Geo. Clifton, the blind musician
IS here. He proposes to give dane
ing party at Corbett's Hall on Saturday
evening. May l. He needs what he
can make out of this undertaking.
The price of admission is only % cents.
We hope he may be literally patron
iZed. Tor he is stone blind and worthy
Of any assistance he may obtain.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-29

oRMsBY HousE--GECRGE D. FRYER, PRoPRIErch
Fl Simmons F J Stadmuller J Chilli
J Dunbar VI Hudgius i ) -errall
d W Sands l. Cannon d Woodbury.
T. W Arms Davis Miss Davies
TB Mcfarland
ST. CHARLES HOTEL. iGEo. TUFL1. PRoPRIEToh
o Pusing Dan1 Fenton Jas Starkey
JAS Lynch B Brown