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New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
THE STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.
After the opening of the Stock Exchange,
yesterday the following announced the success

Alter tHt OPcHllIg OF t1t orUVK T.ACHITIGC'
yesterday. the following announced as the success
fnl candidates AT the recent election:
President, George ". Mclean; Treasurer, Dewitt c.
HAYS; re- rotary, l.. o. White; Chairman, MOSES a.
Whceiock; NiceC Charnan James Mitchell Members OF
Governing COniittec-To serve two years, l. " E"cll
D. r. Woren to serve four years, George H. Brodhead
j. V. Eouvicr e. NJ stead +. W. smith, H. Graves John
Ten Brook II. f. Alexander t. l.. Smyh, ID. u. Hatch,
H. Perkins Trustee of Gratuity Fund, a. :. Peabody
George II. Brodhead, the retiring President, made
brief address, and thanked the members for the uniform
courtesy and consideration extended to him during lbs
official term.
plause He stated that the day was tho anniversary OF
his entrance into Wast. sc years and among those
who their votes FOR him he recognized the sons Of the
associates Of his boyhooi He referred to the present
prosperous condition OF the Exchange and congratulated
the members that and it, future PROSPECTS,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
TIE INDIAN FRACDS.

SECRETARY DEIAHO's INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
A Washington dispatch to Tie n. y. Lren-
ing POST published Monday evening, contained the an
nouncciuent that the interior department had deter
mined make investigation concerning tho supplies
furnished Indians at Rcd Cloud Agency about which
Prof Marsh Of Yale College lately communicated some
information to tie Government Tho following letter OF
Secretary Delano upon this subject published at the
same time and has been denial Of s authen-
ITCHY presume It must be accepted as genuine:
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, I
WA-IuSGTON, ID. C., May 10.
The Hon. CtINToN Il. FISH. Prosidcia Board VI Hdan
Commissioners.
SIR: am des.rous Of appointing Commission from the
mcnbcrs your Board Ia i,csugdic c"rlu reports put
la circulation by Mr.. Marsh. relative to the Indian
vice Cloud Ascucy, aud write request that
You v i'll consult with your BOaId and such
nrInbere OF may be designated to make the nves
cation would bc well to nave the Commission con list
OF three members. Should yOu he unaDe designate
tuem FROM yOur Board viii you do me tnc favor To
other suitable persons rs ConInissOnersf
drsre have the Commission nincd by yourself OF The
Board OF which you are PrcAdcnt. Yours, etc.,
4. DELAEO.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
CITY SANITARY MEASURES.

RECORD OF DISEASE AND DEATH-AN OFFENSIVE
BUSINESS BROKEN UF-A REMONsTRANCE PROM
TIE BUICuEkS.
The Board of Health held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday, President Chandler In the
chair. Sanitary superintendent Day reported that
2371 inspections had been made in the past week. The
Dsnecng Corps visited 10l premises where co9tagi-
ous diseases were found and dsinfectcd and fungaed
81 houses and their surroundings. The following Is
comparative statement Of contagious diseases for the
past tNo weeks:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
FTYIRs
,Tcsg Ts pIgs Ig phS SiaI @ Measles ga RPh s% s ea.
Sssy L. 4 iS q iSs {

Ssy SSy g.. s....- q is 6i loi
The record shows marked decrease in the number Of
cases of dphthera. Smallpox, however has increased
Several this disease discovered by the sani-
tary inspectors the wards in the lower part OF
the city These in the large tcnemens where large
numbers of immigrants, who have recently arrived.
have leased The map also shows that there have
been many cases Of this disease the west side In the
tenements In tie Twentieth and Twenty-secOnd Wards.
There about l43 patients in the Riverside Hospital
Dr. Elisha Harris Register Of Vital Statistics reported
SIS deaths past week against 527 for the week
previous The increase in deaths reported consist'
chiefly Of cases in the public INSTITUTIONS Their mceaso
showing 107 against 80, while the whole increase was -
in the week IL consisted Of deaths from pneumonia,
phthisis. smallpox, AM from Violence.
The premises a No 1872 Wille>t. were inspected by
sanaiy Inspector Lockwood, who reported that they
were dangerous TO life ard dctrimeE'al 10 health Te!e
49, 1872 l2l and l23 Wlcttst, that are approached
through allcy-way Bone-aiey JOSEPH Graf ana Mrs
Mary sieve are there engaged III Ie business Oh scrng ny
decycd from old bones winch have been picked up
yard VI this house s wooden shed, where the bones are
piled upas they are purchased FROM me Iagiick%rs' %
Sieve res,cd, and committed in default OF 500
charge Of violation Of sections - and 80 "a the SAM
Hpetition received from the East Side Butchcrs
Association asking that Section ~ oi tle SANITARY Code
that on an after July 1876 the business of slaughter
Ing animals in this city .!a not he conducted south Of
'ti;" fcc,iy HTCn tie '' Water front, Tic grounds
upcn Which this is a,k,d rre hat II obc.
Association removed from the lower Wars 10 the dis
trct abO, kps Fay. where they have bought land and
erected buildings at great expense. They receive lAcir
i've stock directly FROM the balges In which the animals
are Transported, and utilize nearly all refuse matters
from animals slaughtered by item before GorOmp0stiua
in. Tie Association lodges itfe!. to cooperate
heartily with the Board of Health in whatever sanitary
measures they may deem adv able The mater was r.
ferred to tine Sanitary Committee Inspector Niee
ported that the and4 between sixth and
One-hun lrcd-andnni-s. we're In condition dctimen
tai 20 health. Tifc lands OVerlJWel by the tide
and deposit Is lett which Is very offensive IL
h.. Iii IF.u
and that they ho immediately filed and graded. The
ter was ordered TO De referred 10 tie Department Of Pub
lie Works
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUTe. IL
BROADWAY
sa, Noon-6s3. 3D. m.-77o. Mdnisht-os'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS. .,
Ivn. I..,vo Hofsl-Judpe Ward Hunt Of the u,
g. supreme Court judge Israel sEencGr q y and "a
y Wilder Of Breroort House Sohn L. Pns III
and commander j. Walker Navy
and RaltImorc fsa.lway Company ,sni,a
Gov H. Powers ~ Mississippi anu Innge r. o i
Kate Of Dnghamtn ,n NsM iorI raio sSa,s Hosi"ihc
Meron,s dc ahambrun Of washington bstm.hLt Mo,s fo,
cdor STANLEY sims " - Consul at fresso, p
Er,n Houe Jnige Nainanetr p snencsr OF south NorwaS
cmn Uo0,aan HOussThe Rev DR. y. ~ ,an nS -
Nh, - Jc,e. JjofsI-Iuciu Robinson OF Linna " hd
scr Hofei-Mayor Samuel G. Sopo oi po''o"''''N'' ~
1..n Iohn NJ COYse Of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

CONSOLIDATION OF ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPERS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May LITTLE Democrat an,


The Globe the two Republican newspapers Of This city
w within few days be consolidated under the name Of
2he ST. Louis GLOBE DemOcrdt. Messsrs. Mckee IiOuser
Tie GObe have purchased the larger portion OF the
stock OF The DcHDcfd, and thc journal VII. he
Quoted by substantially the ut force OF The GiObe
j. II. McCu1gh beng retained managing editor and
Winam GrOs, enor and q. ". Fishback Ihe DcOcTdt
retiring.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

Sunday with intent, It is thought, to commit suicide
The only assigned depression OF spirits on
account Of the death Of s wife, who took her own life
two months ago in similar manner. lie was nesnsed
also because his girl OF 1S, refused 10 break
engagement and had married against his wish. ,
Coroner Wotman held an inquest yesterday on me tne
body Of Cnspar IIarte who committed suicide ut NO IL
I.berty-st. during Monday night by shooting himself
From letters aud effects found IN Hartes posscss9h !,
believed that poverty the OF tho act no was
80 years Of age aud had 10 this city On fhaoei-
phia on his way 10 Canada, where he had relatives
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
THE STEAMER METROPOLIS SIGHTED.

It
Lean of the schooner d. NJ Anthony arrived to-day and
reports having the steamer Metropolis ut O'Clock
Yesterday morning so miles southwest Of MOntauk
Paint uader sails attached To jury She appeared
o be leaking the pumps were wcIkng. but showed
signs CI distress,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
9ELF-sOUGHT DEATHS.

Karl Jaeger, German, residing at No. "a
Jeaer,onst Jersey City. died at late hour on Monday
s,nt from the effects Of dose OF lsadanun taken Oh
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

Harris statement OF his interest in lands shows that nc
owns a,s,ut 200 acres O land James Island South
Crlin and that they are worth $}50Ov; hmd one hall
OF loir pieces OF property improved In the cry OF
Cuarrs,.n s. c. valued at $40 600. Theschcdue shows
thai Hars personal property consists Of two prolnss0ry
notes made Dy johnson, Ifirsch Co.. dated Airil D.
1872 payable their office In six months, for S2,JoO
II app sis however, that tese notes now Ill SUIT
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

LORD g. TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie- -'ts.
Eng. Body Hrrsss 81 30 and II 70. Ens and Am Tapes
: ard- : l2i1,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

PoMrROY g. Co., IA Broadway, sell for 81
the best "ELl-lIC TRt sn' ever Invented.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

DoN'T irritate your lungs with a stubborn
cough, when remedy, and certain Dr. JAMES EN.
~ rJR.>T De easily procured threat aud lungs
are speedily helped by IL.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

L.MpLOUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
fevcrs bousn- small FOX, skin di-'a.es AMI many oht
Sufu sold by Chemists throughout
he wod and the Maker. l3 lolbornL London England.
Uscn 10 substitute.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

"In the name of the Great Jehovah and the
ConDent oOngres the pair otic uiace Of the gallant
Ethan Allen. II il eSeTybodys mc.tl. As al oi
kSuNs patriot his II AS equally popular
To his stores, NO 2I2 broadway ana III TIE
lifyl Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
BANKRUPTCY OF HENRY HART.

CLAIMS AGAINST RUFUS HATCu's AGENT IN CHINA.
Henry Hart, who was appointed 10y Rufus
Hatch to the responsible post of agent OF the China d
vision Of the Pacific Mall steamship Company, has filed
petition In bankruptcy Hart was stock jobber and
lost money In that business aud made China
by Mr. Hatch, but was summary dismissed by the Dillon
administration. According To the schedule accompany
in the petition he has creditors who arc to be- paid
In full or TO whom priority is secured by Section IS Of
the Bankruptcy act The only creditors holding secu
ties are Macauay & Co., commission merchants at No
22 wilanist The amount OF their caim which is for
money loaned Is $4,000 and the value Of the securities
ia stated at SO 900 Harts creditors whose claims
unsecured are principally stock brokers, who were un-
feuna,e enough To deal with Hart Chamberlain, how
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Announcements. .
Many druggists have BURSETT's COLOGNE.

DIR. LYON's TOoTH TABLETS.
Children are delighted with them.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

REPRESEN TATlVE
American Manufacturers.
ART.woREERs IN SILVER,
TIFFANY & Co..
MILK MANUFACTURERS.
CHENEY BROTHERS,
HARTFORD AND NETYoBK.
PURE WHITE LEAD tATLANTICl.
ROBERT COLGATE g. Co.,
COR PEARL AND BEEKnaS eTa
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS,
BREWSTER & Co. OF BROONE-ST,
5TB AVE. AND liTHsr.
ART FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS,
'''' LIN D'''' '''is;;' 81 BROADWAY
srElNwAY & SONS.
sTEINwAY HALL. FOURTEENrHsr.
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
wALTHAlI. MASS, AND NETWORK.
SCALES THE sr,NDAKD.
FAIRBANKS &, Co.,
81 BROADWAY.
ARTISTIC JEwELEps.
TIFFANY s. Co,
UNIoN-sqUARE
FINE PERFCnPRY AND TOILET sOAPs.
COLGATE & Co..
SO AND S5 JoIfSsT.
MASONIC AND MILITARY GOODS.
SCHUYLER HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
10 MAIDEN LANE.
sEWING-NACHGNEs.
WHEELEI, & WILSON MANUFACTURING Go.
Is FOCRTEESTTsT.
FLAX THREADS.
BARBOUR BROTHERS.
l3i CHURcHSr.
sILvER-PLATED WARE
MERIDEN BRITANNIA Co,
65O BROADWAY.
SAFES,
HERRING & Co.,
25l BROADWAY.
CLOCKS (AMERICAN),
AMERICAN CLOCK Co.,
6sl BROADWAY.
CABINET AND PARLOH ORGANS,
MASON & HAMI.lN ORGAN Co..
% USIoN-SQCARE
GAS FIXTURES,
MITCHELL, VANCE & Co..
ts7 BROADWAY.
MERIDEN CUTLERY Co..
~ CHAMBEBsaT.
EUROPEAN TRAVEL,
WHITE STAR LINE CELTIC SAILS ON
SATURDAY, MAY ~,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
ARTISTIC AND FINE GOODS

FOR PERSONAL And HOUSEHOLD Use.
DIAnOND MERCHANTS,
TIFFANY & Co..
UNION SQUARE
ART FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS,
HERrER BROTHERS,
Ell BROADWAY.
BROOKS BROTHERS.
BROADWAY AND BoND-sr.
TIFFANY & Co.,
UNION. SQUARE.
' w. e. ]. SLOANE,
$40 TO 6jj BROADWAY
UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND LACE CURTAINS,
NICOL, COWLISHAW g. Co,
745 BROADWAY.
FINE PERFUMFRY AND TOILET SOAPS,
COLGATE & Co.,
SO AND 55 JoHN.sr.
TIFFANY & Co.,
UNION SQUARE
STEEL PENS.
JOSEPH GILLOTT & SONS.
81 JoHN-sr.
GUNS. RIFLES. AND SPORTING OUTFITS.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY, Il GRAHAM,
10 MAIDEN.LANE.
CLOCKS AND BHONZE..
VIZ. J. MAGNIN, GUEDIN & Co.,
$50 BROADWAY.
GENTI.ENIES'S FURNISHING GOODS.
UNION ADAMS a. Co.
ai3 BROADWAY.
PORTRAITS,
w. KURTZ,
TWENTY THIRD sr. ASO MADIsoysQuAaE.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS,
CROUCH Il FIIZGERALD,
MAIDEN.LANE AND $50 BROADWAY,
CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
DAVIS COLLAMORE & Co,
7i7 BROADWAY
MUSICAL BOXES.
N. j. PAILLARD & Co..
$50 BROADWAY.
SPORTING OUTFIT- IN RUBBER GOODS,
ID. HODGMAN & Co.,
CORNER MAIDENLANE AND NAssAU-sr
DIAMONDS. (WHOLEsALE)
RANDEL, BARRYMORE & Co,
% MAIDENLANE AND 90 NAssAC-ST
CORAL JEWELRY, lWHOLESALE)
VICTOR BISHOP,
~ NAssAU.sr
KITCHEN FURNITURE AND REFbIGEHATORS,
LEWIS & CONGER
col sIXTH.AvE AND l.jJ0 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
COMPLAINTS OF INDIAN COMMISSION
AWARDS.

PROTEST OF TOBACCO HoUsEs-ANswERs ON THE
PART OF THE COMMISSION.
number of protests against the recent
awards by the Indian Commissioners OF contracts Tor
supplying tobacco have heen made by the unsuccessful
bidders Among the number the wellknown houses
Of T. Lorard Co., the Pioneer Tobacco Company, and
Dolan Carroll Co. Of this city, and Dohan TAFT Of
Philadelphia. when the award was made the bidders
fplto
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23

Washington, March IA. 1s75.-Insuiry
here in official and diplomatic circles
fails to elicit the information that any
provision 10 made to define the rank and
status of the new American Cardinal. or
what his relations will be to the United
States Government. Familiarity With
the details of the consideration granted
invariably to Cardinal in foreign coun-
tries and at court comprehend all that is
known. and in this country, the occur
renee being without precedent. no rule
of diplomatic usage has been laid down.
1t is acknowledged by the State Depart
meDt that the Papal Nuncio takes prece-
dence in rank over all other court repre-
sentatives, and that in countries like
Austria. for example, the Cardinal is
accorded the first rank and highest con-
sideraiion above all other Ministers and
Epvoys.
If His Eminence should on New
Years Day call upon the President to
extend the blessing of the Sovereign
Poutiff on orr Chief Magistrate be will
head the foreign Ministers, us is the
custom in other countries.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23
THE NEXT SENATE.

The election of Mcmillan in Mime.
sofa completes the membership of the
next United States Senate. excepting
i'm the ease of Pinchback. of Louis
lana, where their is a contest which
may be almost equal to vacancy.
We think the following gives fair
and true statement of the division of
parties in that body:
straight out Republicans - Hamlin
and Morrill,. Me-: Cragin and Wad-
leigh, \. H.; Morrill, and Edmonds.
VT; Boutwell, and Dawes, Mass;
Anthony ami burnside. X. L.: Conk
ling, y. ": Frelinghuysen. y. J.;
Cameron. Pa: Patterson. s. C.: Con
over. Fla: Spencer. Ala: Bruce.
Miss: West. La: CLAYTON and Dor
sew, Ark; Sherman. Ohio; Morton.
Ind; Logan and Oylesby. H.; Howe,
Wis; Ferry. Mich: Wright and Ali
son, Iowa: Window and Mcmillan,
Mimi: Ingalls, and Harvey, kansas:
Hitchcock and Paddock. Neb.: Sar-
gent, Cal: Mitchell, Oregon; Jones
and sharon. Nevada-3S.
Eaton, Conn: Herman.
NY; Randolph, y. j.; Wallace. Pa:
Bavard and salisbury. Del; Dennis
and WHITE. Md; Johnston and With
ers Va: Ransom and Merrim"n, NC:
Norwood and Gordon. ga; Jones,
Fla; Goldthwaite. Ala; MaXey. Texas:
Rocv and Cockereil, Mo: Cooper and
Johnson. Tenn: McCreery and Steven
son, Ky.: Davis and Caperton, WA;
Thurman. Ohio: Mcdonald, Ind:
Kelley. Oregon-2S.
independent Republicans, of AN in
dependent. shakv. timid, doubtful and
not to be- de pended on nature-Ferrv.
Conn.,; Robertson, 5. c.; AlcOrn, Miss;
Hamilton. Texas; Cameron, Wis;
Chri.tiancy, Mich; Booth. Cal.
The result of the above shows thirty
eight straight out Republicans, twenty
eight Democrats and seven Of the hide
pendent and doubtful, tenor; giving
the straight ous Republicans clear
majority over all Of three. By placing
the vacancy in Louisiana among the
doubtful there is q majority OF i,ro.
Ieayin. ont Louisiana the straight-
out and Independent, Republicans
combined have a majority of seven
teen over the Democracy. This gives
the regular Republicans the power to
organize and control the new Senate
without fear or favor: but the chances
are that four on. of the seven Indepen-
dents will 60 into caucus aud act with
the regulars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23

CRyoIIrE.-The -udien demise OF
Frank Farineton stopped all nego'iations
about General Winters immense fields
of cryolite and carbonate Of soda sixty
miles northeast of Reno. which were to
be sold to foreign capitalists. But Mr..
Obitz. a representative of German CAPT
tai. has nov gone to take look at the
property and the result of his observa-
tions will no doubt prove advantageous
to u.s. Reno Will be the point for manu-
featuring the article. Thorough tests have
proven the yalue of the stuff. and capt.
tai will not lie idle where there is any
money to be made. Mr.. Obitz left Reno
on Friday last and will return here on or
about Tuesday evening.-Rsao Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23

SANTA CLAUs.-A modern Santa Claus,
better known as Johnny, came to Uncle
Bob Dean cabin, somewhat inebriated.
the other night. and thought to effect
an entrance by descending the chimney.
He sat upon the edge, bis feet inside, for
a moment, and dropped, but did not 60
through. He was, however, SO effect
ually wedged in that he could not ascend.
In answer to his cries for assistance.
Uncle Bob came out and, after an
hours work in tearing down the Chin
ney. set the young man at liberty and
sent him away with Uncle Bob's bless
ings upon his head and rear.-Belmont
Courier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23
BENDI6O ON BACKSLIDING FROM
THE CHURCH.

The London Telegraph Of March 2,
reports as follows-A correspondent.
writing from Nottingham, states that q
report having been circulated that Ben
digo. formerly champion prize-hghter OF
England. and recently methodist con-
vert. had been at local pigeon shooting
match. and not only had bet on the
birds, bat had also used bad language,
the case has been investigated. On
Sunday last great open air service was
held. when Bendigo appeared on tho
platform and admitted having been at
the match and bet upon a bird. but he
denied having used bad language. He
said when he found he had done wrong
he vent home and told God, who had
forgiven him and taken him back again
After this confession there was general
rejoicing. when Bendigo assisted by the
congregation, sang the following verse
The devil had me once. but he let me 60.
Glory Hallelajsh!
He wants me again. but don't mean to 90.
Glory Hallelujat,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23

And now comes out plainly enough
the name of the English major who
cheated at cards at Nice. He was the
major of the regiment in which the Duke
of Connaught, one Of the Queens sons,
is captain. He is TINS referred TO in the
beautiful brevity OF a general ORDER
1.-THE Hon. Major Walter Harbord, OF
the Seventh Hussars. is dismissed from
the army. Her Majesty having the fur
ther need OF his services. ..-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23
At last here is new fancy in tn.

At last here is new fancy in tho
pressidigitation line. He borrowed q
bonnet from lady in the audience. ard
~ he was shout to return it it caught
fire in the gas, and he had to stamp ON
is with both feet to extinRuish the flame.
Misery Of the lady! 1t vas her best
bonnet. Then bo fired . pistol, and .
bonnet just like it-fell from the chande-
her in the middle Of the theatre.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23

INTENT on GETTING KILLED. -1ester-
dav Engineer McHueh. Of Train No. +.
noticed a man living on the track ahead
of the train near Shushone. "hlstling
down brakes" and reversing his engine
the train was stopped in time to prevent
it from running over the man. who ap-
peared to be drunk or crazy He re-
naonstrated against being disturbed and
swore 1t McHugh for not running over
him. He started of in the direction of
the river with the avowsd determination
of ending his existence in the turbid
waters OF the Humboldt. As the train
had no time to spare the engineer could
not wait 10 see if the threat was carried
out. He noticed. however, that the
..self- took very good
care Of bottle which vas partly filled,
anG sraSpei i; tightly as be started to-
wards the river -.Silr.f Stdte.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23
HERE is a sweet little thing from a

HERE is . sweet little thing from q
young mother. 1t is as delicious as n
baby song:
DJes baby know
That under q G snow
The Httl, plants
Are beginning to grow.
And Violets blue.
In glad surprise.
Viii open their eyes
when the white snow flies?
So--but baby knows
Thst under the SHOWS
of the mothers breast
His Eden il. r..
And his little hand
Is finding til. land
Where the sweets Art bls.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23

PYBANID LAKE and the vicinity
abounds with game and many spertsmen
only await the coming of more settled
weather to visit that locality.-Reno
Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23

Water: Water3: Water
! have on hand and an receiving large guam
titles of Gas and Wster Pipes which offer very
low. Also have on hand large stock Of Brass
Goods Hose and Fittings. Workmen to lay
pipe and do plumbing OF the shortest police.
" urk guars ntesd
len Z. r. RAIL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23

- All kinds Of etsge and Ball She's made
to ofder at tho shortest notice also, the Patent
Dust and Wster. proof Gsi.sr, patsDtsd Tebru-
afy 2, 1875. nhl3N
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-10-09
TO WHEAT GROWERS
"EXCELSIOR. !"

Composed Of 500 pounds Of No. I FeIvriaR
Gnaro, and 100 pounds Of Soluble Rios-
phats Of Lime, (bones dissoiuedin sd
phuric acid, Potash and Soda.
MORNING the most concentrated, univer-
II sal and durable fertilizer ever offered to
the farmer-combining all the stimulating
qualities of Peruvian Guano, and the ever
durable fertilizing properties of Bones. In
fine dry powder, prepared expressly for
drilling, and can be applied in any quantity
however small, per acre. II is the opinion Of
many close calculating Farmers, terSEVEN-
TEEN YEARS experience in testing it side
by side with other popular fertilizers, that an
application Of 100 pounds Of Excelsior is equal
to 200 pounds Of any other fertilizer or guaDo,
and therefore fully 100 per cent. cheaper.
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUAR.
ANTEED BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
pdS- Farmers should see that erery Bag Is
branded as ADORE, seith the ANAL YSTS and
OUR NAME In RED LETTERS. Al
others are commercials.
PRICE $50 PER TON.
J. j. TURNER a CO.,
aug 7-3m AZ Pratt St., Baltimore.
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TO FARMERS.
SMITHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE

w.vINyr 1. .ss.l -. c,,;l;,;a.
III AslNu largely Increased our iseai. ~,
ior manuiaselrlng pufponsesi We aae
now prepared 20 9iier 10 70 the puphe 'u'aa'
ote eiia betagee feitasfsri anap.sI 70 a,' ~
rleultura, products, ana gaaianseeu 20 COM,
pe's win any fhosphale ~ wy inarNes o ~
9aahiy, uniformity ana auraniny. out
fhospnate Is ps, up IN oags, prepaIysn q =
pressly ios drilhng, and eau ue aPpnsu . y, ~
quantities however snaii per acre Ow'us -
the low price oil wheat' we nave aeelu nsa y. "
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DIR. w. x. FRINGER

JAS removed his Office to the house OPP
\ Il posite the residence Of DIR. j. W. Herring,
Main Street, Westminster. ap 5-tf