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New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

bales shipments bales Sales 63 oaie'' soch i''0'
w Erw%EMy Tnes Aae 4cotton firm, Mddne lOc Loy
Mddmg, iOc. Good Ordinary SSc weekly receip'S ~
oJ1vTi ,s Aug l"coon dull Mding, oc Low Mo.
ding, 0c Good Ordinary 3c weekly receipts OA'''
rWhSIoiTr %ng SGofion frmi Midlng lo'c; Low
Midding lOlSc Good Ordinary honlhiii - ID
iG5 baes sales lO9 bales spnner lO9 bales s'oeA il'
oorrMnus Aug 4-coon steady Mddiqs lo9tsi Icy 10y
Mlding re Good ordinary 'eo Hses 70 sinncr
bales stock 1870 1896 bales l5 SInS ;GS HaiS sass Low
Miidng, slac Good Ordinary, 'e'' "eeAy shp"'h'' ~
sTnryrp6Rr Aug I-cotton firm Mildng. lie; Ley
Mt,ng 10c Good Ordinary, stci MIeky res.Ipt' 2y az
bales; shipments. l4O bales sae' " D"'s' '0'N A'i
''' Squm Aug ceon Gr@ MSa1g 1.stts lCe 10Y Sy
bales sles 20 bales; spinncra 33 bales stcs IA Hags
,os Low miang Otc; Good Ordinary 2c weeAy re; re;
eepfs as bales shipments 297 baies stock 1876 '4'o
guisst. s.c M%@gf SasEy iS's 4ssd! Icy
ass scii ~ 1io Eas Ess s7 ;g s7 q 9is baj 'p'i' u
PaoyDENcE, Aug. 4-Cotton - Weeay Sales zoOo oi''
ror nEY Aug 4Cotton- Weekly net recepis j3O
lalcs; exports cOlstwisc !, li3 bales. 500 ,.,oa
yIcksgJgG Aug. i-Coi'oa-WeeSy receipts io@ o'''s'
Wcuf Aug -co;;onweely shipments, 20 bales STOCK
CHARLESTON Aug. steady Malas ia r
10 Gas ales 20 bas eIpoT. eo"stT'1e M c 80? czr, Gs
ss iao5 M 9n1 Sa HsSE sS S5 R5 5ap sisp' 90, O
1S s ,S 69s 4S%'S4 Good Srnn simps s @qy Hgt
IL -
i3bf bales; gross lSiS bales exports 10 1to
bales 70 the Continent, LAO bales eoastse 29'o Oa''
sales SOJ1 bales. .,,,, IT.. to,, ,t,i
ding Coed Oriluary Na. Let Iettp's; o7% t'i
bales sqlcs, ~ bales Stock, l,il hila' "ey
t receipts lp bales; gross, l,l.O DIss cAl OIS 'o0
Ulsg. ySI bales -,lCs, -. udles. ,,.i
NuwlE Aug. 4.-Cottnu urm; h'dfhnG lIrj ii9W -.
dlU. 97c.; Good Ordinary, Nr net rec ipis, lls bl
exports. cudstw!so, liG bales >2-, 90 bi s 81
bales weekly net receipts, 2oi bales cAIos co'st"o' 90
prfirSnriG, Aug iC9itor-wcckly receipts, l3 bales
shipments. u bAcs; sGcS, ., ~ Diice ,,,,, ~
ARGUS "a, avg. 4.-CO,Du-GCod c,nMHd Mplu9 - - 80
r,fs ~ bales sllrs, 10 bales: stock, 1870 - 1ai ly-o
les 1875. i2g7 bales weekly rrccNhs, 81 ull'' Emp
J.. ats bales rGirs go balcs ~ nu"fs - "ai 80,
GO ioN Aue. i.-CoOn steady NItu-, Il ic l"' slld'
dlng -; Ordinary, @isc.; net p@ - n'i
gross. ua3I. salcs Ia ba.cs Go,s, lI,5tJ D- N
ii2 hairs gross 9II Diics exports 20 'l4bl
Btitain 1856 bales saic', 2.j3; bales ..,. e..
lilI NDrtplIA, NUg i-Co,t1n MN; hiddilE i..i -"
nilI.ia,, lie: Good Ordinary l0c, gc., r'c,if. ~ '
cyppri3 10 Great Britain, 500 bales; weekly net receipts lis
bales gross III bales 'Npors 10 Gre" braii g"J 'i
~. Lous. Ang. t.-Cotoa hrni hidliis, ~ 60 20"
.fi!lng iUaS Good Ordinary 5-c, "grIH 80 hai',. biE
Icerirs .ul bales: shipments 3ui tars. sirs, - pa-
ATl.Ns, Aug. i-CJ,tJu Gni. II Ntn", c.; it',-.s -
c,ts. 10 bales; shipments - bales sales 10 5lhu,tT'
ball; 90 =. JG2 bales. ,-,,
I,ulsIDS. Aug I.-CottHu quiet; NidsHh-. 4'Ci -"
!tHup, irfr. G.Ji priaarY. rrf., Nc'Al@ it''l'S'
Gi bslus shipments, - bales. sj"t. q ba.es
trtIuS -lAiiifNL
Srw.Yoas Aug t1Ae ."Iovinr ~" t' ioaih'' receipts
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

P,.ttrrirfA Az active ar' Brn pTi ..a s6a ady
suprg lrht, an rrat's ssli o. arrival Z, orr'aro.c;
ono. TtHrsyivalI1. Hu3 WCS' virginia NN "la Aho''
23L131c.; X, 33l o}lc.; Mclpn, .5..jr.i t0.inc
S2r.; Ncv.Yorh MlcIirIu Iuti''', ,rt West n tiur
.gu8ic.: Medium g, 3fC.. to.I., - l"&-s Tom. uf
washed i.L-: DO, rEaasLn! "it.; '-ua e, Con-. lns
ATc.. lias. tuua-itt. 2Ca-Ir.. tO.f-s AMI Mttlu.r
Uuwa-l.,I 227gso.t Trh.Wa.icti $50. 9'.. t.i'.t'o
Washed lSc22c.: DO, lrwgshad, Ra.1c: tNia ana
N,r..n pul.r, -fC3lt.; No Tud I.r f.,', =, dl'. 3
Iryss Tiur ami Medium $50 2ur. d., to.Tf, I'1 l-c
CauYiil F,uc ard Medium '-a@j.. oo, Cos, ,c iG l3c
Providence PRINT CLOTH WAEI;Er
ProytlT'.r AUG. :.-Iuu.!-c ,o'h, steady 90 "'c ior
test Cts with laflt' more inc airy.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Gnropcan Advertisements.
I III: EXAMINER, ,
Az INDEPENDENT WEEKLY REVIEW or POLlIICs
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND AItT.

Az INDEPENDENT WEEKLY EEElEW or toLlIlCs'
LITERATURE, Science, AM AHI.
Established lSu1J
,Weeklv q pages post free Amer 3D. or per annun,
Ia. Cd
"rfe main objects Il TIE ENA MI Newspaper sst
T'.Cu Ir;NT Of work which he art s tt1ther, JoHS
i-US to tsI't prC!u ing reform
I'm rtrUp Hhraiy ~ opinion m general aly free
dom from l ton. fusion Of Ittiary tStos INTO AL
s1hrt;H NArytr" GirNt a.YaHcas nave tesh ne IN 20
and literary progress during IL" sAt' se 3i
y.as ,y.t. j.a hrtue OF IIiF EXAM ~ already co.,
er4 good rctOUns. Ia which tFGu I'IHr, ALBANY
luNmASgt rN -IIAKT MIL, GuU their associates, were
1u,er-, have been achieved; but these retDra lave oly
ireparst the f0g Others yet 10 De Effected ilI EXAM
f In aC,pranCe with ginal prime pies ana traditions
as Tie prOgreAs
II ftTtNrs honestly ana
heartily readers forming souui opinions concern
iug - tie Usy, aud Ia drawing heretlon
such conclusions may promote wise ta'uSni anu ieAess
tho rguuval OF AID abuses i!om which
tic og tJ sJle. toward the d,vo'oI uent OF view.
ssay ~ the incGcascdNtItus a." all classes OF
LUNDON, ENGLAND: =. DALLOw i3C STRAND
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

i,ie Oct 700 1ls.c; Dec 600 lliiectotal 600 bales
sles tcday August i5.G lSoac So ~ - 76o
tqsi,c ~ IT'S 6 ii & 900 ia7sc io 7sc 100
100 i5Sc 100, lls32c ocSbcT 500 la129e io goo
500 I 800 i% O. lIa52s9io IG52 DScem2e nnS i"Co
go iiaisS January 100 ll2ss2c; 200. liiiec; 100
ilSc; Zoo ii &C.. 80 1ls7s1c; April 20 I2,7Ni June
goo ~ ,e; total 100 bales Grand toa 20,boO Dales
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

MLTAIo-TlcI hts bcen Vory quIgt u2rket ior
ak and nominal position,
noIwas.apug Tie late curtilnent OF ne I9cnguon we
oofc No / at S22GtZ3; No. at S200s2 ana Gray fcigo
~ slSFSrD scotch zig Las lattrly declined under con
iped III ncss sales Of 100 tons G!cncanock az 90 3g We
, toi,Irs al @g1S 30 GleugaTnOck sZI JOdF2S 90;
Igit 81 Eas have teen quiet aud new icsuisj
W. ouse steel SGO0 tt2 Iron, SindS1I, currency ~ lhe
nls Cl RAILS s2UGS2l. Wrought scrap IL quiet ana sl
uriualv $3.50 $50 No. l. ing0i C0pp SHOWS sn2h d
rder rtly dull state affairs s1ies 10 the extent Ot
10000 Like at 1874 2Oc, gold There are cly saa an
n, utltant isJng sa of Block TN, ara lHe general uho
"a tOug prices lower; We quote StfaiS az
II ac English quoted at 1Gl1c anu b"hca L, -
c.ld Plates last nOt VIZ
sgd in indicate iojJmg demand; Claoh Itfnc - iSH1i
a. 4 at n 2saS7 80 Coke 80 Oe* ana do icihr'
sG 2jatb s. gOi Lead continues 20 occupy SOW slug
position. but ho,Crs stu quote az o ioI % anu
20 Jr I1Itig both gold. SpeeI continues quet ava m
fhanred quote Silessn, 81 ard solDers ~ gou IVO
10 Western 81 25dS7 STA currency ,--.--- 8
MoLAssEs-Foreie wts only small STOCK was very hr
While thero fair demand Z90 hhd@ torto fcO sOu on
nse terms 80 tCst Refining quoted al 4Oc General
Quotations are as follows Cuba Muscoyad0 heahns SoV
10 do Grocery Porto Rico fO935ci BafOaioes,
s2 2aSOc. DemeTars, 30 a4Oe New orleans Coinng1 70 f
II0g1c. 10 Good Prime. 5f05Cc do Choice, oSHtVe
NAVAL STORfS-In sprts TGrpcntine 1.-THE OF nothing
yss doe YET change took place, holders s asking s0c.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
TENAs AND rialnc RMLwAr {

TfNAs AND Pacific RAILWAY ttiFANl,
275 SCUM EoJETn.-f., PHILADELPHIA Jui' 20, lS1f.S
fEiiE annual meeting Oi the stockholders of
tHc rLAhS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
viii d. held tlc afrr uf r Company ~" 'itr oi Pha
dcphd, on ~ ESDAN, Aug. q. J -. at o'clock ].
G. =. SAIfLELal, Secretary.
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
q SINKING FUND BONDS drawn - o" redeemed ~,r.
tcuhcr 1876, VIII De paid on presentation ~ the if, ur"rs
once IS Equitable GIuIg, o-tJr no tIr lr,s drits
Dri. - Na,aU st. Scwlor, Ht the par value II the
boaI 'trug coupon oiV without T,U.c Ot IN.
tcT,st.-BDstou, July 81 lSIo. e
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can be supplied with Lcnlon Clothir z
Of the finest riaic-iais, perfect IN styla
anh III, Iy fp!iJN.ug TIC instructions Of
Our Sell Measurement Kuies, IN our New
Fashion Book. which, with samples OK
materials. Is forwarded post free. A re-
mittan.e ~ haif the amount must be
sent with OIicf. bat the remainder need
not o. paid TN the delivery OF the goods
df DrgicrgsuI. as aIraBE emcutS have
been made ;El. the forwarding Com.
panies' Agent shan ~ the time OF dsliy.
cry at any .IyOL address collect The baI'
nuce due, together with forwarding
charge. and Cus'nms dies. Ills mode
Of cole, non and Gci. very has been found
OF great service IN coJdGcting very ex-
tenslve American tIaGc.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
TNION PACIFIC RAILROAD cor
ErYION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMpANY

u LAND-GRAST BONDS.
TRUSTEES OFFICE, - EgtItAHtE BtI.rtNG,{
RuStbN Aus. ., INfb
Sealed pronoslls viii be received uutil WIDSi DAY,
Aue lG 1876 Oi uy toustud cOars (-5uo ol
OF the LAND-GPANr BONDS OF said Union Pacnc Rail.
tine undersigned Trustee" In aCguIlIlgc with
the indeulur1 Of mortgage OF April 10, lo1l
FRiH. IThS GC II tkETrs Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
l.AMPEOUGHS
PYRETIC Saline
Proved to DO the best preventive OF

Proved 20 DO the best preventive OF
suALL-PoX, FEVER, and SKIN DISEASES
It's the most agreeable valzinc, and refreshing all s.
lines. and gives instant relief in Headaches Sea Billion,
Sickness quickly the form Of EruPye or ss
Complaints The various diseases arising from constpauos
Climatic influences tho Liver Blood Impurities Inocu
,on the results OF Breathing AE infected with Fevers M
.cs or Smallpox are and prevented by It's Sod
by all Chemists and the Manufacturer.
The numerous statements and letters relating to ts
GUS effect positive in scac; fever and other blood
poisons are most remarkable painfully suggestive Of
great neglect whenever the PYELTIC SALINE isnOt en-
poyed in these diseases 1T furnishes te blood with ts
Loaf saline consttuents"-tDr Morgan, NJ d. etc, etc.
Tie late Dr. Thurley sties his letters and Lectures; "T
found act as specific in form Of Scarlet Fever
NO OTHER medicine being gwen
NOTICE MY TRADEMARK AND NAME
osA
pUFF-coLoGED WRAPPER
AL other salnes
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
fact an attempted fraud the public wo as myself
Sold by all Chemists Maker. L. patent glass stop
I-red bottles a, 2s 6d Is. Cd, lie. and 2ls each.
Special Agents. Messrs. RAIMEs Liverpool, Edinburgh,
and York; GLASGOW APoTHECARIEs COMPANY, and
HATRICa Co., Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
financial


1 GAS NIDtkN. ~
MaNHANr-ff4SN HG,s .TGi'5fs i''i in'5jyaI'T AIDs6Lp
inby GEO II. rHh%ri~S q,
ALEN. FROTlUNGHAM : Co. Bankers and
- H~,,-E 10 2 Nll.'i nih' i"i tL'g'i.ia 9' 'l ~ 4,
re;mat" rh'a,i'r hGh f..r,", ay nom ave twenty
t,. ',r 2in2.l' . ~ ot ,, f,vrra
he Rates, stnk r.uEl, aul carried Is l'a e.. g as
ps o' three 10 I've per cent Circulars am weekly reports
MIDLAND PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE,
"a lbd PEORIA aud li4gk J. lA ~! i.nN ' loa. ~ .y
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN that . mort
Rogers, WIlu q Bacon. aud %!'a r. Phil. p., gm.Ci ily
ac 'rt''d Nu N', T r. ry.. "i ,.T i-,,.n - i,,"
Casr-, aG ~ Ic Acts - Mess. .F.s,tt1 - 10. year TO
' .,' p 5i s 1 An rrciots of AID ,'r-o1 Az ud,l,l
pc ~ a, claims 10 ,i c',i,,oi - 70 "A't'"'''-
EhsIERN HAIlH9Ap C2MrANI.
by SAMUEL G.. L\WMENCE 'f'ssi'nt'
WILLARD T. PIIILLfPa)
DROPGSALS FOR %l.s.Oo0 CONS0LI-
\ DATED STOCK or THE CITY OF N#W-NuEk.-
scale pfo.ssIs w be- received ar The Conptoi,rs once
Dc pun, opeu for the vrpc or Any part oI the
Of sls,OOO OF "a" following sioe~ o the tty OF Sew"
CoNsGIIDtrEo STOCK OF THE CITY or NEw-YoER.
Authorized by ClIW 81, Law. OF lNt
Amount in rur,rtncr 81 'hap'rrs-o Laws OF lso2 .Cy
mprovrm,ui "t2c -, slsN"uO. a., ,.... .. .,..... .
uos cent AMMAN. pauDir on te ~ -; o y 70; anl 30
Icilr n soH &, ] aga N p'.gsi a % VII! ~. , If m dycn ~
1896. aud PAYABLE on the 1t iay of ia,. 1925
& i'u H. IN ~ p, ~ 49, CfsJ NJ, Si ,1l in,in..i i
second envelope a,ldrr seed 20 The Comg,roler.
an ot the BIDS ~ IN MS Judgment o .hiei''i' OF the
CORPORATION require 10.
For iul Information - CITY Record
ANDREW "a. GgE'.S, Comptroller.
City Of NcwIork Department OF linsace, Culpu0iirr's
Ice g. 4
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

The new Illustrated Book Of FASHIONS
This book contains fan and detailed
account OF all the departments Of the
Establishment; also. .ar;y-e'gbt EngTav-
iugs. executed hS a Ais class Artist, IL
lustrating the mos, fashionable ana bs-
coming styies of Costumes for Gentle
men. Youths, suA ] uvs; Riding Habits,
Jackets. aud Uis;crs for Ladies; and
LiYcries for >e. wants.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

NrwNuaS AuV t)a' following ~" u. toialhc' I''''p''
g.. Cotton at all ports SINCE sept !, .'t'. NJ,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21

DEATH OF A FRINTEB.-In the Reese
River Reveillo Of Nov. 10 We find the
following notice OF the death of Al old
Nevada publisher and printer:
Charles E. Burchfeld. brother of A.
D. BurcLtieid. Of this city. died Of
typhoid fever in Taunton. Mass, after
several weeks of tedious illness. De-
ceased had enjoyed varied experience
in the printing trade, having been con-
nec,ed with many papers. sometimes
us type-setter. 40 superintendent and as
publisher, and we'll known as one Of the
swif,est comrosi.ors and hardest work
ing, most enterprisir2, active and
genial men iu the craft. from Massachu-
sets to California, in which latter
State and Nevada he spent many years.
He was at one time publishing the
Esmeralda Union. daily printed in
Anro,s. Nevads. N the early days. and
was subsequently connected with sew.
srai Nevsda journals as composition and
foreman. Deceased WAS a native Of
peunsyivsnia. and leaves wife and
three children to mourn his loss. For
N any years ne had been an Odd Fellow,
aud ut the time Of his death was a
member of King Philip Lodge. I. 0. O.
F., of Taunton.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21
The AsSembly.

Following is lis: Of he Aas-ms'ynen
elect:
Churchill. DEN
Douglas. E3son aud Power. ErP
Exc, Moore. Rep; Grisxold and
Tolley, 2 Dem.
Esneralda. Shakespeare aud Sargent.
9 Rep.
Eureka, A.chiaon and Smith. = Rep.
Baily and Cavsnagh, Dem.
Eumbold' Dem.
Lander, Nichols and SsSteii. aeP-
Rocker, Dem.
Lincoln. Bowmer and Moore. . Rep.
Steele, Dem.
Lyon, Wight, Kennedy AID c!sa7er,
Rep.
I'VE. Bell aud Caldwell. Dam.
Ormsby. Parker, Mcintosh anc
Nighe!s, Rep.
Storey. Buckingham, Beer. Botsford.
Hawks, Smith, Howard. Coulter, b It ,
cock. Brann. Tombs. Harris. Mills, IL
Rep Stewart and Rule. z Dem.
Washoe, Shoemaker. Everett ano
Giaddins RIP.
White Pine Gray and CobuIn. Rep
Rockhill ami Lowry. Dem.
Totals, 81 Rep; l6 Dem; Rep. ma
iority IS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21
New York. Nov. 90. : A Times Talla'

New York. Nov 20.--A Times Iaiia-
hsss-e special says: The general Stu
alton remains unchanged. and the H.
tense excitement Of the past week cor
tinnes unsbated. Special returns from
four more counties tall Democras'c)
have been received, and the msjoIities
fall below previous estimates, showing
conc!usisely tha. the Republican claim
of good majority has been we'll found
ed. As the Democrats gradually lose
faith in their own estimates. and find
frauds committed BY their tools in many
counties being exposed, they grow more
desperate aud bitter. Hon. ". W..
Hicks, a prominent leader III the Repu0-
lican party and member Of Governor
Stearns' Cabinet. Was publicly assaulted
on the streets 10 Jacksonville for his
opinions ard labors during the CAIN
paign, and the lives OF other Republican
leaders are threatened. Nothing but
the presence Of United States troops
preserves the public peace. 1t will be
week or more before all the returns
are il.
Tallahassee, November l9.-There
is reasonable ground for believing
ibet Governor Stearns will assume
that the State Board has no power to
canvass the electoral vote, but that
the power rests with the Governor.
The assumption is based upon the
fact that t.,e Ac. creating the Return
ing Board does not use the word
Electoral" The Democrats are as
touisked that this claim is set up, and
contend that the word "electors is
not used III the Act referred to, simply
because the Electors are included ur-
der the head of State officers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE AZ
FLlcTED TO BE CURED At
HOME.

Two or more Of The surgeons Of the
National Surgical Institute. Indianapo-
lis. Indiana. will visit Virginia City, Ne
vada. At friedrich House, Nov. 2eth and
29th. 1876. I. is needless to say that
this Institution has not only national
but world.w wide reputation, having sue
cessfully treated more cases Of Cripples
than any similar Institution in the world.
Those suffering from Piles. Fistula, Par
alysis, Curvature of the Spine. Hip or
Kuee joint diseases, Crooked limbs.
Club feet, or any bodily deformi'y. can
not afford to let this opportunity pass OF
receiving treatment at home. The sur
eeons will come prepared with all neoes-
sary apparatus to treat The most difficult
cases OF deformity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21

Music LEssONs.-We take pleasure
in calling attention to new adver-
t,sem Ont in this MORNINGS APPEAL
an advertisement Of Instructions in
music" Mrs. Hutchinson. the lady
advertising. il An old and experienced
teacher, and for some time taught 70
cal and Instrumental music at the
Vacaville, California College. This
affords our lady friends . most ex'
ceIlent aud much desired opportu-
nitv to improve their piano playing
and cultivate their yoices-see the
advertisement.
By an error in figures in the Official
r.tnrns from Esm eral6a. in last even
ire's Tribune. Traver, the Republican
candidate for Long Term Commissioner
ia made to appear defeated. The figures
GIVEN are 279. They should Be 3'9.
Thi, shows him 70 be elected, which is
the true state Of the case.
Hon. II. g. Parker. one Of Ornsby's
As,emblymen elect. left for San
FIsncIsco on last nights train.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21

PAINFUL and reruisve assures IN the rslrns
Of the hands. which incapscitaie those afflicted
with them from performing man ual labor. can
be res Oily healed. and perrnan u;ly 80, oy wash
ing the parts affect d with t}LENSs Sulphur
SOAP which Is sold everyW;lere- novlfw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21

HAaAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-.
stores the COMPLEXION; removes freck!as. ten
and sallowress; u axes the sAin soft, white and
delicate. It's application csunO: be detected.
my2ieoo- wfSly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21

IYos's KA1HAHoS makes beautiful. slossy
lu1ur.snt hsir; prevents its falling out or turn
ing grsv. 1t has stood the test OF 10 years. Is
charn.ngly reIfum d, and has 10 rival.
ny2iecd- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
See Alright Lecture.

Over a hundred people yesterday as
sembled at the Thester Hall to listen to
the address of Conrad Wiegsnd Of Viz
yini.. Pressure Of other matters pre-
vents writing up our rather fun no.es
for to-dsy's paper. but by to-morro~ we
NAV be able to present such report Is
will satisfy the curiosity OF Carson even
il it fails 10 astonish some OF our gooo
people.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21

DULLION Even such as il not
ID receivable at the L. s. Mint assayed and
sold on the IT ost favorable terms
Samples CT Ore critically assayed for both
Gold and liver, AND REPORTS BASED Upon
DUPLICATE TIES rs, for 81 % per sample,
when reports are delivered in Carson.
Samples Of Ore assayed for Copper, Lead,
Autimony. Tin and Mercury. or other Metals,
at very low rates. Sc Circulars.
Samples Of all inorganic substances. miner
ais saline 9cpos is and mi neral waters analysed
and examined chemically or microscopic ally.
Also. particular attention given to the Exam
ination of Foods and Liquors, with reference
to ADJLTER.TIONS.
We aim at large business on small profits,
whether in Analysis or in other branches.
Assayers and the Trade furnished with Chem
ically Pure Gold at $40 per o., with discounts
of for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver 1t
50 per OF.
FOR further information see advertisement in
Virgins Evening Chronicle, or call, Is above
OF Messvs. Pi1ley b Mcconnell for Circular.
CONEA WiEGAND,
Formerly Meier snd RSfiner of U g. Mint at
san Francisco. and later Asssyer Of the came
Establishment. noyl4m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21
MINING STOCK REPORT


llcU tPuH 10%z, tbs, 40 -
1920 Mexican %. rs, rs $40, 20 Do
$50 Gould and Curry ~. lIt., IN.
IFS, ila<
$50 Best and BeIcher 49,. a3tzz, 1885,
$50 California 80, 4974, 494 50, aot. ].
sos, 500, SOY. 4?}., 50,s. 10
so. sos, Sos $50, so4 $50,
5OH b30
es!o Savage 1913. lc.., l0ss. 10. l0's bS0
So, Con Virginia i61,, 46., 16;s, 451s
$50 Hale and Norsross "a, IA, Z,
=. us
$50 Crown Poin, sH. st..
49o yellow jsrke: II. l49., A:-
1885 Imperial 81 52}:c, e s5c, y s'.sc
81 zoo
s. Kentuch l03s
4l6 Alpha 321s, 81. 81, 3:4
$50 Beicher las, AZ, IA, IA so. l4}s,
AZ rs
40 Confidence Il
STD Sierra Nevada II, l0+s, ieI
< Utah lax
50 Bullion 3oH. 81
~ Exche4uer l2H
6YJ Overmar IS. -
I4sO Jnstice 23A, 2s;s, 81
AS Union Con !9
-5 Lady Bryan 500
4o0 Julia So, 6
SIS Caledonia 9. Oh, e'&
rs Baltimore 2ts. pa, ~
80 Silver Hill 7st,s
Evsni.g Report.
5 Raymond and Ely 81
Sd Eureka Con II
s:i5 Belmont 81. So
il.5 Leopard so, :, o.. 6>> $50, 5'S,
e,Gi4
600 ella zoe
2.s Northern Belle so, ao;4, Slt:, 81,
3, 3lH SD
$50 Hussey Soc. 27ec
4iO Gen Thomas Ia. IA
40 Manhattan -, i4E
300 C0so Con Csc. o2l.c
100 Nav Coso %
800 Pncrmar Sc
$50 New York Con Csc, SOC
300 Alta 81. 2,s
$50 Kos>uth III
so Lady Washington -
3.5 Andes TX, III
$50 WoOdville
SO Dayton
i4O Wells Fargo &c
80 I.eviathan 70c
$50 North Con Virginia X
500 Prospect l1<, IL
100 Trojan CSC
1890 Con Virginia ~, AK
1910 Justice q, 231s, 25a4 q bio. "a,
23;s
so5 Best and Relcher Az, a4S.. AS.
AZ. ii5s
SIS Ophir 1875. 49,, 43, 42]s
1865 Imperial e Soc, 81 9Oc. "a
eco California 5Oa., 501.. sos
265 Mexican 23s.. 2Sss, 23>4, 3t1
6o5 Julia 6. SIS. 8 bs0
S.! Yellow Jacket Is. l5H
l45 Hale and Norcross 7, ~
As Savage 10. a;k, 934
50 Belcher i4tt
After tho Board.
California 49, bid, 50 asked
Best aud BeIcher 43H bid
Cou Virginia A bid
Yellow Jacket AN bid
Alpha 3c bid
Hale and NOrcr0ss bid
Savage 9H bid
Overman IS bid
Crown Point bid
Gould aud Curry ia bid
Mexican 2cLs asked
Belcher l45is asked
Union Con Il asked
Ophir 49, asked
Justice $50 bid
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-21

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