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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.


LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK. Aug.s ..
Money easy Mt per cent
Primo mercantile paper Is quoted at A25
per cent
Sterling exchange is quoted as steady at 4sT
for sixty days. and 400 for demand.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to s522,-
600.
Gold opened and closed at 1885, selling in the
meantime at il3H to ii3a.
Borrowing rates at /, and nat.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount TO
$4,000
Clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day, $14,-
100000.
Government bonds are quoted steady.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds are quoted steady.
Dizziness was about the only feature OF the
stock market, which opened firm. Later there
was a reaction Of per cent in Western Union
and \ to u per cent in other shares. At the
close the market was strong at the best prices
OF the day for Northwest, st. Paul, ohios and
Pacific Mail. The remainder OF the list closed
fraction or the highest prices reached
The transactions in stocks to-day aggregated
81 900 shares. The principal dealings were as
follows:
Pacific Mail, 5000; Western Union, 1900 :
Northwestern, 1900 ; Lake Shore 1000 .Ohios,
$500.
Gold closed at 113ss.
Money quoted easy at 1h@2 per cent.
Governments bonds are quoted as dull.
State bonds quiet,
Stocks were quoted as being dull and steady.
The following are the closing quotations:
u hnr "a l.a -Ntar No nil
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Hop Yield.

ALBANY, Aug. 0.
The first lot of 1875 early Seeding hops
were received here to-day. Judging from
this simple, the crop of hops for 1876 will
be of superior quality.
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French Convention.

A grand French national convention of
st. Jean Baptiste societies is to be held at
Glen's Falls, August 16, II and 18.
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The Shipping Bill.

LONDON, Aug ..
Sir Charles Adderley's shipping bill to-
day passed its second reading IN the house
of lords.
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EOR SALE CHEAP. 8

Ihave $4,000 BRICK ON hand which VIII
deliver ON cars at the Manchester depot at low
prices for cash, or deliver them at Rutland.
j. II. BONkSrEEL.
Factory Point, Aug. q, 1874. 9-dit
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Weather Probabilities.

W NV
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
MAsHlNGTON. Aug. Us p IN.
For the New England and middle states,
clear or partly cloudy weather, with south
erly to westerly winds, slight changes in
the barometer and continued high tempera-
ture rising on the coast
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

- IN h4RD
..a,n5;ng in rich chlorldes' i 81 than
in wlasa' n,y for 1900 feet, to . depsn - ore that
eApl ~ a,,d now presents an expaI1 : comstock.
ooo ~, J fntnre rivalry Wltn - Il nromi-
procialilS : solitary reliance, tnoush rdt will
Inns - - csasntic one, as the Epel nning his
srs;r exhibit it's millions, unie5 ah cresting exhi-
es5srr ;s 5 cheat and q lie. NO l,sl h~arrennesS.
b;t;ons can be followed Dy pslpc time to time,
Inc o1Iel1a. .arard bountifully the peTSes nna7
rUnrator Charnacello, Grass Willy. haue had
o p and hundreds of Mexican miles aed Ia n
ttejr nrelndes Of dissolution, Du. a+;e manage
long life of usefulness, nn 70 lei restored by shaft
menu. luz sUfnof nnening. the early riches -
iIs W;ra;nio will he recovered, the = Gront
the nsA. - odd;tional blow, while the 49,
quIucGS o, 60 +ha Conner silver Glance. the .ln
a LII .nd fftv others will expand ll.o N ss
and valuable mines, under peIsi5 "a tbe Mo-
tons The Trench. the Caroiln0, n and svs-
Me ;1Trstrate the advantage OF reealal W. + he
olae, tia worh;nn Not only self-supportlng, si. y
Saa,.nul.te capital in means ana ore0, q
a. san,e fs1ne. demonstrate lncreaseu .,sJ
s ~ sart;f;t in their veins. On an earnese ~ ~
anrra;,diced scrutiny of all the co1dislon ~ =
the district. it is Impossible 10 Iol1n affnrt
than q success to a renewed ana eIeises could
and the only possible snaoo~ . e,,ar for compre-
he an apprehension of a lack OF 1uel Y Will
bans;va workings. This, it is to De noPcus
~ d;ssinated by the offerings from the ~
oooI ,nipes and. possibly. from the Mokon.oo
,ooTntains. as we'll as from future CunIu has
With the Central Pacific Railroad: Na..ue has
indicated the route, and wnen Wiz +ha road
eliminated TO her natural
will readily be built"
rHere follows descriptions of the various mill
ing districts in this county, which we "iA Pun
Iish in orr next issue.-ED.J
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Nem To1Dau.

rENEVA CONSOLIDATED SILVER MIN
II ING COMPANY.-Location of principal
place of business: City and County of San Fran
cisco. State of California. Location OF works
Cherry Greek Mining District, White Pine county,
State of Nevada.
Notice.-There is delinquent upon tne Iol-
MISUNDERSTANDING stock, on accou t of assess
ment mo. A. levied on the ID day OF january,
1875, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the ID day Of
February, 1875, SO many shares Of each parcel
OF said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
pubic auction at the Office of the Company.
Room IA. No. 800 Montgomery street. San Fran.
cisco, California, on
Wednesday, the 31st day Of March, 1875,
at the hour of Twelve O'Clock M. Of that
together with costs of ADVERTISING and ernansn.
of the sale. Apon0en
/. I. MILLIKEN, Secretary.
once-Room IA, No. 3O2 Montgomery street
San Francisco, California. ,,1s 49,
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Saturday, March IS, 1875.
THE CITY OF HAMILTON DISKN.
CORPORATED.

BY an Act of the Legislature our city
has been disincorporated. The Act takes
effect on the 22d Of the present month.
This measure was petitioned for by all the
taxpayers Of the city, they believing that
a City Government was unnecessary. We
have not received a.copy of the law, but
have been informed through a letter from
Senator Robinson to friends of his here,
that the bill authorizes the Board OF
County Commissioners to levy q tax OF
one half Of one per cent. on all the tax
able property within the corporate limits
each year, and which money thus raised
shall go in liquidation of the debt OF the
CITY. All licenses created by the City
Board Of Trustees are done away with,
and from and after the 22d instant none
will be collected. This will relieve a large
number of our business men from what
has been considered an onerous tax, but
one that could not be avoided under the
old law. The debt of the city at present
is about five thousand dollars and the
amount Of taxable property on the city
assessment roll for the fiscal year of 1874,
is two hundred and four thousand and
five dollars, which is as low perhaps as
it will be at any time in the future. TAX
ing this amount as the basis of calcula-
tion, we can, under the new order of
things, pay off a little more than one
thousand dollars per nnn Of the city
debt, and liquidate the whole in less than
five years. As far as we are able to learn
this Act meets the appreciation of all the
taxpayers, and our representatives re-
ceive the thanks of the people of Hamil-
ton for their efforts in securing the pas
sage of so favorable and much needed
measure.
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Marrien.

Tn virginia CITY, March sth, by Rev. Bishop
Whitaker. Hon. p. M. Ellison, OF Mnlte rine
county, to Miss Evelyn Roberts OF tnas ~ Mic.
In Elko, March Sd, C. G. S. Wright to MISS
George f. Neville.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

The State Of Virginia is taking steps
to make of no effect the Civil Rights bill
in the Old Dominion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

DIR. KENEALY gives notice that he will,
on the 18th of March, call the attention
of Parliament to the Tichborne case.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

The most of the persons who daily
apply for admittance to listen to the Bee
cher trial are women
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

The men who have the greatest inlu-
ence over the President are General Bah
cock, his Secretary, and Boss Shepherd,
of the Washington Ring.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

The district school at Battle Mountain
has been shut down for a week in conse-
quence of the prevalence of chicken
pox.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

Mrs. McGRAw, a lady who keeps q
boarding house at Carson. drew a prize
of $5, 900 in the recent Louisville lot
forv
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

APRosT1rUrE aged II stabbed and killed
her "friend." = boy of Is. in Chicago
last Sunday night.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

ANDY JOHNSON p%ronounces as forgeries
the recent letters purporting to come
from him denouncing the Democratic
party.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

SPECIAL dispatches from Sioux City
say there is great excitement in that vi
cinity and Dakota over reports brought
by two returned Black Hill miners, both
of whom are well known and reliable
men. They represent gold as plentiful,
and that the miners in those hills have
had no trouble with the Indians and
have wintered comfortably. An i'm
mense emigration to the hills is expected
this Spring.
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VIRGINIA CITY. March 10, 1875.
To h MAUI shall come home alone. Coin
all paid. Ed. RAUM.
Unc.e Dan Patterson went to the little
"Church on the Corner" and said some
thing to the boys on the strength of this
dispatch.
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JUDGE CoLE.-We understand that
Judge Cole. who has been presiding over
the District Court for some time, saws the
Phoebe Journal, will leave us on Friday
for Eureka. During his stay here Judge
Cole presided with great dignity and i'm
partiafity, and to the satisfaction OF both
the bar and the public.
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pINTO MINING COMPANY-IocATIo,

on principal place of business. San Franc;Sco
DalIornla; Location Of works, Pinto Minin0
DistricI, White Pine county, Nevada.
is delinquent upon the fol
LOVING msn ! described stock. on account of assess
the several amounts set opposite the 49, 'o:
INC respective shareholders as follows: :" =
No NJ
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

PLYMOUTH CHURCH subscribes $115 900.
10 see its pastor through with the IN
Pleasantness,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

ANOTHER report comes that the Black
Hills country is rich in gold.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

MRs. MAcMAHoN, the wife of the Pres
ident of France, is said to be a very SEN
sible woman, for the reason that she is
o~bstinately opposed to following the Pa
risian fashions that are periodically in
augurated for the rest of the world. by
the " loose women" of the French Cap
ital. The example of these strumpets,
she says, is not more worthy of imitation
in dress than in morals. And she is
right.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

JUDGE McKEAN, of Utah, being called a
liar by an attorney ON Monday last, made
an order that the attorney pay a fine of
$lOO that be should not again practice
in his court until in open court he makes
an ample, oral and written apology, and
that if this is not done in thirty days be
is to be debarred.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

DISPATCH FROM SHERIFF RAUM.-The
following dispatch was received by II.
Mau, President of the Board of County
Commissioners .
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-13

The total yield of the Consolidated
Virginia mine for the month Of February
was ST. POS, $50. This and the payment
by the company of a dividend Of $40 per
share, speaks well for the bonanza
mines. i.
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AGERMAN paper says as the Govern
ment has been informed that it is the in
tention of France to concentrate a large
force on the eastern bank of the Rhine.
the Government has fntimated TO McMa-
hon that if the intention is persisted in
Germany will mobilize two army corps
on the other bank.
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the Board oo - lance with law, and an or5or
q q January. L 1s7 5%fq So msnp made sssrs on the s S%i,'sd day "
a. a. snen stock as may be nece sa.S o. each parcel
Room uD ! IA auction at the Office Of tbs wiz De sold
California 40. - 400 California street, San F company
at the @ Saaaa, the 9th day of March, 1874.
del;none ouro1 ! O'Clock, F. M of s,ah .oso'
costs Of adve Ornaments thereon, tos aaSs 70 pa. pay
ofsos Allied a K. fp5pfnsss Of shs sale.
Fr u1nGe, Room Z, No. 4sS oaIinsorw, Secretary.
go
~ DISAPPOINTMENT
THURSDauvve sale is hereby nos+na
place. Apin o 1875, at the same until
AL ins 59a = Of Trustees.
san francisco. March s. II ls1s' Secretary.
ml3-td
, 1875-06-14
THE CARDINALS DIAMOND CROSS.

Special carrtspondsned ~ Ths Chtenao Tribune,
DEs NotNEA Jnne.11.- has boon current
amohg tho newspapers that tho diamond cross
presented to Cardinal AIcC!oakoy ras purchased
and presented by school iu Nav York 1t cost
OF $4,000. The Rev. J. r. Brazil, Yicar-u eper-
Il Of tho Diocese Of Ious, sa7s the report Ia not
truo. The facts ato these: Many years sQo
blshop Hughes, Father DsSsuet. and trhur.ow
Wood vislied Europe. Whom In )Do!giutu
tue Queen Dowagor. from \ feollng of high ro-
gard aud oatcetn for Amertca, preatnted to
Bishop Hughes that cross aa personal sjft-
not to the Church. Aftor tho Dst,op'u doatb It
xaa fouud 10 had bequeathsd the cross to hia
Sister, tho Mother Superior Of tho sistors OF
great care, and when the Cardinal was appoInt-
ed she presented 1t to her school. to 10 By il
ptesented 10 tho Cardinal lts estimated value
u t31, ,eo0, but il cost nobody ous cont In
, 1875-06-14
THE FOURTH.


Some person. Or persons now at liberty by tho
negligence Of lilo police officers hare lately beon
circulating var ous placarlB tho latest Of which
ia outitlcd NJ uk well. - brethren, t,oir op-
preasiya richoa." 1t is not, as might bo nup-
posod an exclusively Comuluntatio document,
but 1t deals With d crazy attempt at religion ut
the aauo time, a.ud fouuds moat OF it's deuuncia-
tIon and warning; on the FAC. thas tho Fourth of
July, our Eatiossat holiday, OCCURS on lilo Sab
bath this year. Tho last fourth Of tho haudbiu
is ~ follows:
No longer ths, peoples be kcpt dormant II ia In
vain to lopo It. TIL ey waking ny h tAu EealtIt6
mauds IL Light lrs ala upoa sbeF nnIss@doaan,s Ind H
!1x.m,p: They ~ mtklns ready for nev aasiara.
Sa%sa esas Wi 10 si sa e q Gss5s ssea
hsy sprns 10 aud slo4Sag 's1aa IL H. mefa %,
nosunsl, ths tIsnlar "Doclor D!sinty," accept ths
more ssts! sna tho sesose nog!ss calling il Ghr,
now 80 4cerato and il.csrstsd Bos.y Of soctstv "a
md az she only base fri which mankind cat b. ied
On, aud truly up III ta beautiful spheres Ut rc4co, of
sen. sPa Il ss az s5t I'D Ia
Tho hrst SUNDAY of 1ha mouth 10 CONS Is happily
sraced b. . union With our Fourth Of Jnly." Va
call upon tho ministers Of Christ thnt day to como
before their brothers and estors with thrir 1rocia,pa
ton clear and List!nct Of their unnchInR ob2dence
10 tho Laws Of God. and THUR declaration oi inepcnl.
saee Of antagou's.io na.MAae Inv. and tho present
outrageouay unrghteouI, thievdsh. oppiesalvs,
aud tnd-ChEi4tiau ehAoA. Aud va cail upott
tha people to meet That day Of es'ebsatiou
!n al sAo churches, tsro to Aear such proclamation
aad such declaration, and weigh tho nien aui tho
churches in tbs social balanee Of Chst, preparatory
10 tho Inauguration Of thu Taradae lost t-io ths al.
seInrt 1t = !ouuMed heasen on earth reatosed.
And mark well: Tho church which feels called unon
to 10 tho foremost advocate Of tho social order
will theuceiorh ba tho Chr1asn church Of tta ia
t!ons md that aocis order, ,ndst tts lsad Will 10
their religion.
l.ut,-1st thu churches se1ye, tomorrow 40 today
tho bxscr keshncss Of 3iamInou1tes, and not co,ss
.1cr'ncsn9 to!ling humanity upon their s!,ars,-tho
tllee are eaat-aud In olodteneo to God more than
to greedy man." = W aud our houss shall seek tha
FTandsr and notltf R1sstacsttqu In ".esvia4 tic
etance. under tho tnunor Of any established church.
Or ~ st4se-yot, under so,ne faithful manhood sni
leadership II not peEchAnce, under sonae white 1ag
Of poacs 1ot-up1eF soms ag rA*ed IN behalf Of shs
ia.ae and emergencies msy demand.
Yet,-some Church tnsy send out = not uncertain
.onnd, slresdy on our Fourth OF July. Wo walt to
ltston kud walt Ia hope.
, 1875-06-14
THE WABASH.AVENuE TRACK.
TIE WouK FINfauEu.

Il Is said In Exodua 1x.; 10, "The seventh
day ia the Sabbath Of tho Lord thy God; in it
thou ahall not do any work." but the South
bide Railroad Company, and tho officers thereof
probably never heard Of this, aud therefore kept
night on laying =. stroetcar track On Wabash
avenue yesterday.
Tho men employed to do tho clearing AWAY
hnlsled their PORTION Of tho Job in tho forenoon,
AND had tho lhoroughfaro iu = nice slAto Of
diuruphon by their cirortH. Tho e4pgs
employed to lay the wooden basia for tho rails
and the cIoss.Iiecss thon occupied the grouod,
and laid down thelE tlmbera il quick time, In
the moantlmo, and; IN taet arer since tho work
began, large number teams wore busy il haul.
tng the Iron from tho dock md dumn,np Ii bv
tbs side Of tho work. Tue gangs Of aplkers usea
SehtordAF afternoon aud evening lAto kuto tho
night IN putting tho rails into place and necur-
tng than there. Tholr part was not finished
uutll several bouls' work had been douo bY
torohllghs. -
Tue result Of all t4ls uigh. and Sunday labor
and Wholesale fraetunng 1t tho. commandment,
avenue have : comrp1eto ssreet-car track la, from
Iwenty-Hecond street north to sladaou, aud
theuce wcat to btnte. Furthermore they
psss.olo U fas sota'up p.b,cs. s..eat entirely I'M:
a and bsvota ss Nieoson a1d bocts Rio IL ,root oi
Of each mans house. II Ia announced that tbo
Company Will clean up tho dobris "a rapidly a
Hossio!e, and VIII make tho street pAaaablo on
the s!des to-day OF tomorrow.
10 reference 70 tho paving it vii! DO remou-
heted thAt the Company BY a letter from ono OF
ite ofllcera In tho public proas, pledged Them.
aelves 70 nerly payo 10 much of tbo styeet
~ lay hetHeoa their outside tracks, il
IL oIpected that thoy will procooJ
to do this With lsste, because tho avenue Is ut-
tesly impossible for halt its width uutil ills ia
done, even 4 tle sefuso be promptly removed.
Ths Omnibus Company were sore porr]exed al
shs stsse u "1et!s ycsssIaay aud tLeir
portion making thur trips ou Michic,n
venue venue sna another e. postlen on State street.
tnlud. uotn Outstanding tic cause Of .he vista.
tion. which had como npoa tnelr fayo1ite tLor-
ouEhfare. They hunted arorywhcro tos infor.
Instton, and they found lsnot. They ss4el tl1e
foreruDner Of The grand army who drow tbs lines
along which the men worked, sud ho said ha got
BIZ orders from tho mAn with pick behind him,
1hst psraon. when applied to. said ho was obsylng
sho!sloF 10 bis rear Aud he in turn referred his
qseedonsr to somebody further north. All tha
tea!dcnss % tho srenus wore awake. looking out
a&a great sntssAas upon tho uawontsa bGasls.
, 1875-06-14

Dr. O. ". Hanson. practical phyaelan, 118 North Eu
tAs:t n.ltnlo!o {.ho hAs pad much Attsnoa p ns'
shsmoni!s c2mbiaod U certain ptopoFtln nv.fAblJ
nsassiss snd nslssasnS~ Ths i s1;anps IL %aaios1
sheals, and sas~Es ~ o;et lhe country atdsas
nSeor I: laitalf ko1wa .ad hsht, fsspssssd In DAt
ba1t b. VAN b(ulh AUK STEVENSON ARKIpA No.
q IAkssI., aaEEak psAkhQ<n, sd u az9kxAA
, 1875-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Cellt,lllr I4inirnents
At Bar1,l}nl'. Him.
Sparkling and Bright

VIII bo The Silver Jour lshns. and a!i your House.
hold Utrusils WHEN c!ssncd and poIlshed With Elcc-
trO Sican. ThIs sEtlsu Is natural afu4osis Product
obtained from Nsyad4 mine, tusly FREQ from xrIt or
Injurious chauicAs It cleans aud poshe. With las ls
bor and grsstes brsnos than l.s,al ever befos-
discovered. II should es In esery ws regulated house.
bold. Rold b. House Furnishing 8torss Druggists Jew
ssp and Droeas. ASspt* -0lLLEr. McOULLOOu
/ CO.. u And - South Water stfoet, Ohiessu,
, 1875-06-14

from psu straat raachino al.djton
dtreck at II :45 .. n.
Tho only Interruption Of tho work was caused
BY q temporary etrko Of ono gang Of men
who had been borrowed from tho Northwestern.
Thuy iuslstod OH f5 day, aud temporarily stop
ped work, to tho joy Of those in front OF whose
houses they Ind boon working. a oompro-
misc was soon made. however, and. tho hands
t.ent on with their lob.
, 1875-06-14

Ladies' DON'T Fatl to Ask
u'ges. 1enttus razon, ~ and al Hlats stfest 10
show you the newest styles III house decorating cur
ssn', lanorsquns, this spring. You should os pqstsa
even II you do n3t buy,
, 1875-06-14

A Remarkable Story
u tod Of child Who. though severely aealdsd that
'ne doctors gave her ur, sarsd By lhs timely pae
.! DAl!eYt Nagcsl Pain Extractor,
, 1875-06-14

Hallett. Davis r. Co.'S
ufana s71afs md upright pianos ~ Tor sas onv At
aa.a ~ Raanefoous Of W. n. Kubsu, easaas sta,s snd
, 1875-06-14

Hnllock. Holmes d Co,
The attention oi thS ladies particularly hls lately
been attracted 10 hs ttors No 10 Rate street. now be
ING handsomely htled up by HAloeE, Holmes Co. ~
branch soEs Tor The uswea md be.shsyes o. rubber
eooas' The store will 10 opened Oh tho 2las inst,
, 1875-06-14

Don't Kill the Teeth
""o ntneFa! dtWsfrices. keep them white, p4rfsct,
saa 1a'tFoos With that ehz!tssta Tor human iyory,
NAV pnr1ass Of Ito breath, and wholesome stiuu.at
10y Tue gums, Fr.REsnt so1alant,
, 1875-06-14

TIC MWBl0 Trade.
Lyon Hehy aud Tho Noot 8or3 Musta Cornpsnv
Ito two wholesale music houhes In ,hs city. viii c,n.c
helF reaEecttss Places OF busnes 1t O'Clock On AL
utdsy sftesnoons. from June to Sent, !,
, 1875-06-14

= , ~ LUMHEN y
VERY. MURPHY Observation-Disclosures OF
"A Lumber. ShtnKlns+ L2th sto., Fsk and Twa
ty-se1ond. .sta. ,EhraE0.
, 1875-06-14

JEWELLERS.
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