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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-12
MINING STOCK REPORT


Ophir zoos AZ, 2a5s 4IM, 4Os Ais, 100
AZ b5. IOO> i2ls rs. 5OS AZ 30
Mexican l31s "A, ZSOs pa, 800 241a.
615s 241s
Gould and Curry 7GO> q, SOS 1873
Best and Beicher Abs 40. 30O> 4ol2. l:o-
4Ol4
California 25O~ 5St4. 1855 49,. 255s As5z.
Savage 23O> l212. 10 ia 'so> u 9oo-
l2L
Hale and Norcro~s TO so, ~. 34os
TX, 1905 rs $40. 80 5 10, 90 ;
b5, SS5s So
CbO,.ar iOs 10. lot,> 76
ExcbeGuer Ass 1873. 310s il. 25~ lSs.
zoos ii bio
Rulljon 5s 81. los "a
Oyerman HOS 76la. 45s Il. 7O> ~!
Union Con li5s ~. VS. III, i053- liA
Crown Point Hos los@, SOS IO7z. 10 H.,
Yellow JACKIE; I2Os 2al4. 535s %. $50
223., S5s 227z, 30~ 22A $40
Con Virginia 2iO> 4SA, 440s 40, $685.
49,. Dos 49, :3ss2:5> 1917 zoos 49ja
Imperial 35.0s S. 90c, 1913 - o'c' ~
3A
kentuck Sos 10 h1O
Alma oN,s AZ, As 49,, 2Os 4534. 375s IA
Reicher 4Os ia, Dos ia, los Ia
confidence zoos ns4, zoos 1l1a. los lls4
Utah sos Is, SOS l5i4, los l31a, los 10
LADY BRYAN 149s 29c, 3Oos 30c, loOs &c,
6;s0s 27J.c
Julia 3I5s 81, SIS 90. 22os So
Caledonia 735s 90. l6tl> 9%S
baltimore zoos "a. 4O5S 29s, 2i5> ~
Justice 5lOs l11a, ;ts III b3. 'os us,
sos l74
Evening Repor'.
Silver Hill los IA
Rock Island lOOs l
New York Con Sos =, 4sOs
PoOrman zoos 22l2c
Challenge zoos ), sos 2A
Meadow VALLEY SOS DC
RAYMOND and Ely 25s So
Leopard Dos So, l55s So, 25Os 81
Northern Belle 2lOs 2O1a, loss 2c344 l2O>
81, oOs Il $50
Hussey l7ONs 4Oc, ZOOS 42lsc
Genesee Valley Cos 81 lac
New Coso 5OOs 25s, 35Os 23z
Manhattan 3Os Is, zoos 15H, SOS Is
Newark zoos y
Eureka Con sos II, 220s l3is
Jackson 1905
Phil Sheridan zoos 2i4
Woodville ll5s rs. los TX
Con Virginia l65s 40. Sos 4s4, 75n 4s7s,
sbUS ~ OsD, JUS fOiR rib
Kossuth ;5SOs IA, ZOOS ~
Andes 25s IA, A5s ~
Ophir 2l5s 42Is, 1908 1875, As 1914
Wells Fargo zoos l5c. lOOs lie
Ward Sos
Cosmopolitan zoos Csc
I.eviathan 25Os 75c. as SOC
North Con Virginia zoos TX
Prospect 40s soc, 75s 95c
Trojan lOOOs nc b3O, secs 7Oc
Maryland 2Os soc
Chollar los 751a
Best and Belcher '0s Al 1858 AK
Gould and Curry sos 1874
Crown Point 25s llH, ZOOS II, 20s 1lS
Hale and Norcross l5s ~
Imperial 24Os So Soc. IC0s g 9oc
Beicher zoos 17a., l50s Is
Overman SOS 1914
Yellow Jacket los 2213
Justice l2Os Ia
California 15s $50, 75s 5s93s, zoos 5sH
bullion EOS IS, sos $50
Mexican zoos 24ts, 1903 244
Julia los 55s
Union Con 75s III. oOs1l
Savage 2sOs l27s, 2S5s l214, los l2;s, los
l211
Alpha 4SOs "A
After the Board.
Ophir 4o1z bid, 42iz asked, 42A
Mexican 241+ bid, 3411 asked
Hale and Norcross s bid
8 Nevada IL bid, liz asked, TX 2
Y Jacket ga bid, 2aa1Is asked
Leopard 81 bid
Exche4uer 1871 bid
Crown Point III bid, III asked
S0I/ hid SSA ockoA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03

Mrs. Van Colt is q wonder to many. She
has magnificent presence, gal; ana voice
in all three being far superior to most men
She has likewise histrionic power of word
painting, with accompanying gestures and
expressions of countenance, something like
what is ascribed to Mrs. Siddons. Last Sun.
day evening she brought in some striking H.
Illustrations, one Of which was Belshazzar 5
feast, and so graphic was the description that
the people rose in their seats 10 see Belshaz
Ear gazing III dlsmay at the handwriting on
the wall; and when she asked him, with a
laugh of derIslon and scorn, if he would now
send back the sacred vessels of the Jewish
temple, the audience shuddered Mrs. Van
Colt is a singer herself, and started the popu.
lar hymn which she gave out; but she had a
colored lady with her who sings solos most
admirably; and altogether the audience had,
as some of them said a high time Of it-N
Y. Witness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
From MarseilIes.
MARsEILLEs, MAY q

MARsEILLEs, May 10Th, 1876.
DR.. Wilcox, of Utica, was in town Monday
Everybody is busy at the present time ex
cept the trader.
Tie light guards are to have a new flag.
a. c. Crossman has opened a music store
in Gains jewelry establishment.
H. Barkmeyer, the new jeweler, is said to
give general satisfaction in his line.
DR.. Goodell is collecting the historical
"reminiscences Of the early settlers tor the 4tt
Of July.
J. n. Cha2ple and family left for New
York yesterday. OF course they will take il
the centennial.
The Marseilles Manufacturing Co. are
building one story frame building, to be
used as store house.
Farming in this section is progressing
finely. Nearly all are through planting, and
some have commenced corn blowing.
We see by the Times of Monday that J. L.
Adams, of Marsellles, has been awarded a
patent on his straw and cob stacker
Messrs Cogswell and Shepard, of this place,
go to Chicago next Monday, where they will
manufacture the Cogswell wise on a large
scale
This week has been an unusually brisk one
for sociables. Three are reported. One last
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr. Sam.
pie, by the Methodists, aud two last Thurs
day evening, one at the residence of Mr.. Al.
berry, by the o. X. Division, and the other at
the Beckwith House, by the Congregation
alists.
1t costs $3.50 to sell forty rod smash.my.
head here, and five houses are engaged in it.
The people are going to celebrate the 4th
without fail. The committees have been ap,
pointed, sufficient funds raised, arrangements
been made with the different societies to par.
ticipate, the band is 10 be paid 800 for their
services, speaker is to be secured, various
amusements are being arranged, grand free
dinner is to be given, and match game of
ball on the ground in the afternoon, all to
wind up with grand ball in the evening at
the hail. DAN TUCKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03

SowING CLOVER SEED-lt is not best to
harrow after sowing clover seed, as it covers
the small seeds so deeply that many of them
will not germlnate. II the ground is 10 prop
er tilth no covering Will be needed, as the
seeds will naturally be washed under fine
particles of soil by the first rain. With win.
ter grain the seed may be sown on frozen
ground before it is dry enough TO harrow
Freezing and thawing Will cover the seeds
sufficiently. One peck of clover seed per
acre. should be sown on all land where clover
seed has noirecently been grown.-Noore'
Rural
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
Wide Awake.

This Is the Boston st. Nicholas, and is
gaining on its New York rival with rapid
strides. The leading contents of the June
number may be thus hastily summarized:
1t opens with one Of Sophie Mays delight
full stories "Bessie's Mshaps,' which has
two fine illustrations gives lengthy paper
concerning the Home of Mrs Celia Thax.
ter" Mrs. s. NJ. b. Piatt furnishes one of her
finest poems, "At Hans Audersen's Funeral"
+. ). Glover, the artist, gives a readable &C
count of the "lIOt Springs" of the Yellow.
stone Region with TWO illustrations Edgar
Fawcett mas poem, Daisies" The sisters,
Mrs. Clara Doty Bates and Mrs. Figley, poet
and artist, contribute Late Vioets." The
behaving Paper tells big folks as well as
| little folks "HOw to Sit, Stand and Walk
I"Casus Belli," John Brownjohn, is a capital
satire on the small causes OF great wars: and
Pretty and her Violin, 1.-The Cooking Club"
young Rick "rolly Frivolous" 1.-The Mag.
c Carpet and Guess Work." help TO make
up number of lavish beauty and varied en-
tertaiAment.
We trespass on our limited space to give a
single extract from Mr.. Glover's article on
the Hot Springs Of the Yellows tone Region
What museum of curiosities one could
make Tor himself by spending little time
among these springs, for any object lett in
the water Tor a few days becomes coated over
with the mineral deposit and finely hardels
into stone.
Beautiful baskets are made b. weaving
wire and twigs into the desired shape. and
then suspcnding them IN the magic waters.
! The margins of many Of the reservoirs are
! lined with little snow-whitc stone Crasshup-
pers. who have persisted in the hot water.
They had become coated over with a shell of
the calcareouS substance before decomposl-
/ ton took place; afterwards the mineral has
taken the place of the grasShopper inside the
shell, and If you break it open carefully,
there is the little stone image Us perfect as
/ life-only the legs TiH come IF with the shell.
i On account of the lrail nature Of this for.
nation. which crumbleS easily, 1t Is difficult
I to preserve these beautiful specimens
/ On one of The terraces is a lage, quiet spring.
D.. II Is very calm and peaceful, aud its clear
waters reflect all the prismatic colors, as the
sunlight trembles through It's llmpid depths
] II has a raised circular rim, most beautifully
scalloped, and its Inside walls are festooned
with many fantastic designs worked in ala
baster.
i Standing on its margin, We gaze onraptured
deep down into ats crystal bosom. \ poor
old dog, that had reached the end OF his dog
DAYS, died, and his body was cast into this
4 sprinc by some sacrllegious hand. But the
iairy forces that dwell in these mysterious
/ waters gathered about, and wrapped him in
a coat OF pure white. They made him i'm.
| mortal like themselves, and It would appear
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
The Nursery,

And now having told what the June mag
azines have furnished for the old folks, the
middle aged and young folks, 1t remains &c
say what has been done for the little people
The Nursery is just the book for them. A
dozen of nice stories, IN large, clear, beautl
full print, sixteen beautiful pictures, with
spelling and drawing lessons, surely nothing
could be nicer. A look at one or two mum
bers is enough 10 make any five year old just
sick to learn to read and know all about it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03

or hide him. The nation is sick-in its heat
and its heart--and it must be cured.
We have often wondered whether the PEG
pie generally understand what the vulgar
crimes that have been exposed in high places
mean,-whether they realize that for every
! Belknap there are hundreds Of debauchec
and demoralized tools scattered all over the
country. The exposures thus far made are
only the outcroppings of crime. Every
principal in sin has numberlcss subordinates
Does any one suppose that Tweed and his
gang were the only thieves lie New
York! Why, 1t was necessary for their gull
ty career to have thousands Of active or con
senting instruments. Rings of thieves and
single thieves alike have succeeded In steal.
ing-can succeed in stealing-only by the
aid of confederates and subordinRtes. a
great mass of men unexposed-a great mass
who will never be eXposed-have BEEN steep.
ed all through with dishonesty by influences
poured down upon them from the high
places of power. There Is, therefore, no cure
for them but the utter annihilatieE OF all the
influences that have demoralized then They
are to be exposed, denounced, killed They
are to be held up to public eXecratiop. The
men in whose guilty brains they orIginatd
are to be overwhelmed with disgrace; to be
pointed at, hooted at by the public press. un-
til fear, if no worthier motive, shall drive
their instruments forever from their guilty
complexities and practices.
These, with Home and Society, Ruial Top
les, Bric.a.Brac, &c, combine to make up an
exceptionally good number.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
Record of the Year.

This new Magazine, of which the present
June is the third number, improves with
each new Issue. Besides a! unique and val
liable diary OF events occurring throughout
the world, the following are among the lead
ing contents of the present number:
Dana's letter on his appointment to Eng
land.
Belknap convicted out of his own mouth
Anecdotes and Habits of A. Il. Stewart.
Barney Williams, and Theatres fifty years
ago
Authentic history of "Horse,Car Poetry
Sketch Of Opera Bouile Jacques Otlenbach
Bayard Taylor's translation of Freiligrath S
Poem.
Joe Jefferson and Mrs Sterling.
William Cullen Bryant as an Editor.
The game of polo and how to play it..
Pierce Butler Counting Fanny kemble.
The beautiful Poem MY Child's Origin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
Liltell,s Living Age.

The numbers for May 18th and 2Oth have
the following noteworthy contents:
: Christian Populations in Turkey, London
Quarterly Review; Rousselet's Travels IN In
dia, Westminster Review; Dutch Guiana
Part ", by W. Clifford Palgrave, Fortnight
ly Review; Russian Idylls, Contemporary
Review the Literary Maltreatment of Mus
ic, Macmillan; Life, Letters, and Journals OF
George Tickuor, Athennum Macaulay
Fortnightly Review; My Easter Holiday
Pail Mall Budget; Neighbors, Liberal Re
view; Lord Palmerston at Broadlands, Month
and other interesting articles, together with
an amusing story entitled 1885," and parts
V and VI of Lady Bell" &c, and the usua
choice poetry and miscellany.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03

that they set him to watch by the gateway
that leads to the enchanted realms below, Tor
there he IS to this day, You can see him
plainly when the surface Of the pool is not
ripped by the passing breeze.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03

\ wise young lady will always leave the
parlor as soon as young men are announced
as calling on her older sisters, in order tC
hasten events so that she may come into eX
elusive possession of the family piano a
soon as possible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
Centaur
LininlentS.

So nearly perfect are recipes of these wonderful pain
soo!ng ana hesng Cn.aar a9mea vn1 pan Arising
from flesh bone muscle arrangements we DO not pre-
nate bois, in such cases they viii reduce
the Inflammation and stop the nan Nor can we guarantee
whisky. Temperance is rs necessary TO proper
physical, as mental condition.
ticnIarjv adapted TO ali cases OF Rheum atiSm.
Lumbago. Neuralgtq. Eryspeas Itch, Spra1 hs, mn nm
WedS BSck Pains in the side wounds weep ng sineSs
ErSsel Feet sa SeSe sne Group
D2thefla etc The of these complaints the Gsnaur
Imept Ti pe,Sn from bites and stnas and WI
cure burns and sea Ids without scar d,
inviny h. INIT A sanple VI thousand similar testoh"s'
ANTIOCH, ILL. Dec !, lstt
.,Ny wife has for long tina, en- terrible sniersIU
she mai ng isq eh a hs. GIVEN sf her
taur Linment. ain rloicea 10 SAY I p posrmaser
nisan ,nd!sputable fact the Cenaur Linments are
nertnr%,ing ,rIr..s- never before Ghccued
By any preparation In eXistence-sel nonc an
OF %"h had been st Tor Six years, taking the
soreness IRON burns, &c . ,.rt,,
One dollar, nfy certs Invested IN ..iaiemt
occurs and viii do mare good TIM any are re
called they frequently this Lnimen ana oil course
charge several prices Tor
The Yellow Centaur Linlment;
/. adapted tough skh muscles snC s syn sSeeny
WSdGsll. Big Head and Poll Evil are little less 'nah
marvellous. -, , r-or,
Messr J. Mcclure CO., Druggists cor Elm ana FRONT
streets Cincinnati, o., say; 81, ,osr,stars are usng
the CegsgT Lame9t TGey Re e a hs6 as rye
~ Us nv NOR m onih 10 owners OF horses ana mue f
Ne have volumes testimonials desernns ven Foun.
Snrans Kicks Calls Poll Evil, Big Head sbu r m an
dirS which are little less than maTvels NV,s,r in
animal ca afford be without bole %, iimes its
ment, which any Gay NAV prove worm '"'"''
cost. ar,,
Laboratory of J. b. Rose " Co..
iGDEY ST.. NEW YORK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03

II is not etiquette for lady to peruse an
ice-cream saloon sign aloud while walking
with a gentleman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03

Any of above publications may be seen at
the bookstore of Osman & Hapeman, where
single copies are for sale and subscriptions
received
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
st. Nicholas.

AS usual, the June number is full OF attract
ions for the boys and girls who watch for
every new issue. They will eagerly devour
"Jeanne Dare" to begin with, and then they
will plunge into the "Cat and the Countess
without stopping to rest After thai a little
poetry like the First Cucumber" will be ap.
petising, and then trip of Seven Miles in
the Air will be pleasant advertisement.
Then they will be in acondition to interview
the Pepper Owl, A Frog and his Neighbors,
the -Four little Imps, The Boy Emigrants,
&C., and then, they will be in frame to sit
down and profit by the ever entertaining and
instructive discourse of JaCk.in.the- Pulpit.
Finally little music, and the Letter Box
and Riddle Box will wind up the day pleas.
antly and put the young people in splendid
frame for delightful dreams.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
The Yellow Centaur Linlmen
Cast0ria.

Gross sickv babies and children may e 80 Casforil
uIpther- have rest. II they WIZ ~ -. sou-
Worr,s G.rrrisbnc's teethinc, wind collC.. sS ard
stomach and undiges;ed iood MAXI o"'''''
produces sickness. 49,, ..-,,ol worms.
crrr, ali these things For twenty YEAR - ,Fti
eyperimentei in his private practice 20 uI b ~ effect
Cathartic and stomach regulator NiCu taste or
i've as Castor OIL without u ""''N
rec1il. Physicians
and nurses ranIly adopted his remedy ~ "'' " $50
the name OF CnStOriA- ....,,o1-
CaStoria Is pIcnSnnt 20 az does not crlre. II
regulates the stomach AID bowels, arc 80 ~ ,i,So-
adapted to all ages contains no a ,pgr infant
lutGlN harmless 10 the uost '''4O-.
Trv c,staria once. and You will never be "ith-
out IL. y Rose ( Co.. tf Deg
Prepared at the Laboratory Of j. D. i'o'' - SqrsS
street, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
Science OF Health ,

The only danger from reading this publ
cation is, that people will learn 50 much
about how to conserve health that the doc
tors must ultimately be ruined. The bold
position Is taken that all medicines are not
only useless, but positively injurious, and
that il people abandoned medicines entirely
they would ultimately cease to get sick. Not
only is this extravagant assertion made, but
1t is nearly pr0red. "Outdoor Life VS.. Dys-
pepsia" is one article in proof; "a Vermont
Farmers Experience" is another. Then 9th.
er articles are full of instruction anu timely
hints. The present number closes the Sth
volume.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
chronological journal.

AS usual, the June number of this standard
magazine comes freighted with interesting
and instructive matter. We have, firstly
sketches, with portraits, of Prof. Seelye A.
T. Stewart, Robert w. Harrington, A. T..
Gosborn, Socrates, Fanny kemble, George
Combe, and others; then finely illustrated
article on American Antiquities on the Pacific
Coast, subject which Is rapidly intensifying
in interest Indeed such have been the dis.
coveries IN that direction of late years as
greatly to shake the generally received view
that the present age is any considerable ad-
vancement on past ages IN culture and social
refinement. The subject is very ably treated
in the article before US. Another instructive
article treats of Improved Machinery and
the Poor" besides which are Editorial and
Current Topics, Agricultural Hints, The Ii.
brary, Poetry, &c. Tho July number prom.
Uses portraits OF Dom Pedro, Secy. TAFT, &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16

stroug. The Deputy-Proulrato did MOI
damage his prisoners case by the speech
he made. lie was violent, often Wllu anu
Nitah twice tuppcd hin M quietly III IN
nccuracic- of fact. When tue lulvhe"n
adjournment took place. the uudltn't
-, ,,,urd Ia hp slyiur: what, mad the
prosecution nothing more Ia say lnhu
fhutt surely TN y huNr nluc III reserve
" hich they will spfng 10y AM by
Tncy had 40 inihe h"WtN'r; u''u II Wv Wv
evident from the Deputy lrp'uldtN or
r,r.. when lac returned Ito court mat ne
.,u.idei.d his BATH" lost. lite scpwltu
and got tfu to- ask Ciotildr what was the
ut,r,.r d.ttc Of her / .aN iug schoui-Nhy
and vhrr.ior re- no one has Vt u>c' rtaiutd.
II was ? O'Clock when Vital rose To adj
dress the mry. The afternoon Gun was
shin az with "a mellow light on ms face
aud on thu OF the PRISONER behind HIM,
aud both " them seemed to stand in
"A glory. During two hours lac spoke.
ana with "A uui I force, "a dignity. a
bcautN Of clOuupnCc that kept hle
hearers euthMlled. Tho women vino
heard HIM. aud who are fnultlcss
JUICES IN such eases, sad he must have a
great greet at heart. for at tunes II was as
though a stream of tears ran TIN uugh his
utterauces. But he never QuavcIed or
battered, never missed the thread OF his
discourse, never let emotion jar upon the
melody of his soft, earnest persuasive
tone. IL spoke without uOtcs--sO fun was
he OF his case, 50 well did he remember
every fact every date. As his speech pro-
grcssvd, the proofs accumulated 10y the
prosecution seemed to melt Ike blocks Of
ice under the sun. Then one hV one he
took w the atoms. crushed and reduced
them to water TIL nothing seemed to re-
main, nothing but auniveIeal belief IN the
prisoners Innocence. When hV saw that
ne had carried the iury-aud none had u
quicker eye to a iurys mood thnu Nltali-
hc came to Inns peroTauOn. Turning to
Cluulde WHO was crying, he pointed to
her, and in voice of unspcakabie pity,
respect and kindness, said: "Gcn:iemcn,
leave her ~ your hands. Look at her Has
she the appcH ance of Il muIdcIess -
The jury returned Their verdict without
lca> ing the box. II WIS Not guilty On
ali counts, aud tremendous cheer arose
IN court. Al this moment young man in
travelling gli b scaled the seats which sep
aratDd the udltOiium from the court,
himself INTO Ntnn's arms.
Ah, can guess, s.tu Vital. IN trcin-
bling voice. You are NJ. Henri de- Barre.
Take Your bride. sir, aud heavc. I've with
Won botu!' SlNiug Which he placed the
young mans uund IA those OF tiOuldr, who
was stretching them across the dock. be-
tween tae two etudh"m her late cu-to-
dians. who were blu hing hulOst DROPS
from their eyes
Some two hours later the hcndlo Of the
Church OF ~ GudUle. Ueiu- about to close
the doors OF the church, uotc,d that tt,re
WAS a stranger in one ot the lateral
chaprls. He walked up TO him aud APP
passed him that dusk lnd come. The stiun-
,.er Wl- knyclmg ami sonhiug nike 4 chiid
As lac rose TO 20. the bV0dlc OpCled his
eyes, for II struck hiln mat the grief
stil ken man bore a. strange Resemblance
TO Justin Vital, who's" name was just then
ia every bodS's mouth-even those OF
ht4.l,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
pANAMA rRA>SIr STEAMSHIP GO.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA And PA.
tlhlC PORTS, VIA IsTHMUs or PANAMA.
kttaiA-htu o. Crescent tlty " will sN
TIT h~HAi April 20 at T.. VI,
n ~ Pier 10. \. T., tur Asptlwal.
connecting. Wa Panama IL ilroad Al Panama WIN
trsie'A steamships Tor Nrts a. above kls 90 rdinr
for ts stiiu Viii De si-ui i H} West st., opposite
thc pier lur fr,l- ut or pas.a se all ly %
VA T.. Ia nE CO.,
a. a.. ftfts 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
stf7nlb0nts anO GnilroT0..

4 PEOPLES LIVE steamboats, far Ailaay
y Saratoga, AMI e. Mtsf have a4iy l-lrr iy- ~
cclicil ~ 4. A.. Per a.. y. H.. flot of Can't st.
IRREGULAR C.t.kil line up the crees also
y for Stfrve tgt and iutermrTiNe bindings.
Steamer New Champion, II - NlAAl &C., Tues iaY.
IN ~, and Saturday. Ste nTr Nc Hanus. NJ
rs ,iu s4ay. ami Fridly, frotu Leroy S., r. N.
nID E-TABIISHED LINE rr s-nvre.ini,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
sANKINa AND FIXANcIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
JAMES q. REID.
Banker anu Broker
Member Of the New York Stock aud Gold Exchanges
New street, conner OF waIl,
New York.
Stocks. bonds gold Government and railway secur
ties tourft and fud commits sion Invcstmcnts mauc
Interest allowed ON deposits.