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~ seller so days.
70 seller 90 days
Fseler co days.
The entire interest in the stock market to-day has
eentered in the weakness Of the Lake Shore spccula
ton. the continued decline in Delaware. Laeka-
wanna and Western and New-Jersey Central aud
IN the fmness of the Granger stocks, st. Paul and
Northwest. The remainder Of the list, In
eludng Pacific Mail and Western Union,
formed so small proportion Of a small business as
to require no comment. The hand Of manipulation
was 81 apparent in those stocks that were passaby
strong and active to render any proguosticaton of
the future a task from which Old Probabilities
might well shrink without loss of reputa-
ton. The general market closed tame. The
advances Of the day have been in Union Pacific L ;
Rock Island and Wabash each So New-York Gen.
tral l2; Northwest and st. Paul each -; st. Paul
Preferred l Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph lis, aud
Northwestern Preferred 2ls per cent. The de-
eilnes were In Western Union is; Illinois Central
and Lake Shore each Il i; Pacific Mail -; Delaware.
Lackawanns and Western L.. and New-Jersey Cen
ual 2i4 per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
---,Ae,isi ,I. salss.,-- closing gida shares
Adan,, FIX .l09la 1o3z 1O9iz l09ia 100 ll0 Is
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rArlN- -MnrL,i nnci = .al,elal.e p . flr rrme 70

SIEAHIN-MarAet auet Al '"|G l"'-e v ID t'r ii'"' ="
Clio Western. -.. ,,...-..
hUgAI-rit,as ste - ~ 7aia Tor flr TO
Co0d ~ ming. - Pri4r ant "a a9'c. Tor g uuurnl
gui T. Luar'cr thr oHN slss unt,d 1eiis -
IA d. Cnna MHscova i To-, and 500 btTs iaiha
dart oycuiAgi private tcu- isnrl "is hiin AZ lO2~
lua. Io,..sr Il &c. inr Gfdnu,ltsI
lO.1lIc Tor t'ut fs,a'. aii lUr for ~tandari ~
TNLLON-ba.Ett MN sales, 2IOuOu 10 Illm" at SC
q H. ,, =,
WufsRY-Warfet lover, with sales Of 10 blt; az a ii
regular ri ~ lD2 a. gallon, cash, FOR hNeiH
ntx w,rA T. -. Boyd o., ih ticir drcua 81 us On = le
IA mat during week thruai papers Lave r'iftvl
1 q sr.zuTe - ilcit ttutr ms hFJnginut te
"a mir, Doub'l vh. lilt Ill cry H dscn, cred
INV e. aro urs, ton, Trorc n is irsumal !nic WHISKY
s ar without pas of the tax even ~ The prrsent e
Mi, shn ~ additional incentive for oIer.ss 10 aA"
mrasur tnWATd duong tue Lax at an cary 'ay, auh s
which ~ a rfs sent 10 uuH us ia
Cary condition. : 5Uc q gallon ~"Gli uhoubtty
prducc arg n" TIE stnt tax % 9Oc ana r.
low, TIE trIe fUm much aUas>nrni, wins u 'cSs1y
rrsIl pr sent tN. Dhch l. 600 per cent over tr
cost of unufactuf AlColu ta1 pad In supply about
"a the dcnand, So ut al divine Ir'ts A"Ho'
nr r1prtWu 100 bbi, at i.c lur SOath Am
,nnd for Eurlc L,Cipls 4 itighWinvs ard AOh0l
for tr week. LOO bJls sales OF lghwncs ahd Alcohol,
I.lO
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Under continued good inquiry from capitalists
moneyed institutions aud smart inquiry from
Western Massachusetts,, United States bonds ruied
strong aud at about the best prices OF the week
The Registered Sizes of 1881 sold at lZoi4~lZo
Coupon 5-20s of 1865, DID, at ll6is; Coupon o-ZoS
of 1858. new. at 1908; Coupon l0-lOs at 1854
cd p.istared new Fiycs at 1l734. We annex
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THE MA RKE ETS.
lCaretuilv ruportoi Tor rHR ruaNz.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARkEr REPORF.
sAURpAT. June II. 1870.

COFFEE Mid grades wore duh and Ionina'ly mnehin ,.
quiet but steady ai t"sdlt se toh
firo - and 4"sHlo
b 10 j. L. f,n"cf-dsl AZ
IDI -p0is quiet, bat prices steaiy sales SH
H., thrrc were S'o bates uelNtIt" ga
Ami al a
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Business Cbanres.

DDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
N MkRCHANTs MANUFACTURERS, and others
mning interests &C. negotiated real estate exeishg.a Tor
with tai seeking business advised twtns
ot eharxel approved opPo mites. References west
Bradley Cary, M.y Co., Suspenders, Wakerst Hunter,
Walton a Pruluce Commission l6i chambersst, &C.
GKIGGs q CARLETON, Fin. and Bus Brokers, 80 Bway
DARTNER WANTED-With $4,000 to in
vest IN wellesIabisod business advertiser has equal
eau,tal, Inauire OF "A. MARTIN, 2i5 Greenwich st.
rsNO A PERSON with $25, 900 or upwards, to
himself 10 get hrst class bsness for
hio opportunity to do by calling On WOOD
a MOIES No. y Pipe-st
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extra dividend of per cent, payable on aud after

extra dividend of per cent payable ON and after
July 1.
The Chicago, Milwaukee ard st. Paul Railroad
Company to-day reports its earnings for 1873 and
1876. which compare with those of 1874 as follows:
Second week June. SIS is,s $50 siass 7ss ~ ls,a 30
JaH i 70 june IL. 4oio.7G5 sSoii5o sSoGii sGsiii5
showing gain for 1876 over that for 1879 Of
AT for the second week $97, ,123 for the two
weeks $529,9G5 fer the year, and as compared
with 1874 of $S, 100 for the second week aud $32,
100 for the two weeks, but from Jan. l to Juue ii
sdocrease of S479. $50.
The following shows the exports texclusye of spe-
clel from the port of NewYorl to foreign ports for
the week ending June IL, and since the beginning
of the wear:
Fer the .en.s7 ISIS slsz753:,o e,sitas 1S7ti
ireviousy reported i2i47o7Gs .lo5i65oj sl07sSl 81
roqi P % ssi sa'
The following shows the imports of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port of NewYork for
the week ending June II, aud since the beginning
of the year:
s:s..s ; &::.s; " sss:fs 4 :;3 5;,sj
Tota for the week. se8I4Gl sl,e8sgGl sl,7s9,73s
Previously reported 7G52S6o lc5l.a7io l&Ool, ,l5o
Since Jan l. s2ol, ,ao7olo slf9.sl2e7I sl4s,sI7.7ss
The following the dry goods imports included
I'm the above for the same period:
For he T. i~1S. 1870.
FnTsS fSTS Ss 'IfS59 59 ssSfss % %sss
Fn al the porrs53 4I4 500 s5s492 o42 $40, 53o4Gl
THROWN uarket.. 50.0Gl,jol C4,o337Jo 43.6-o,5J6
The exports of specie Tor the week ending June IL,
and since the beginning oi the year. were as loI-
lows:
PGsadSs1 rGt3l fST tnS feIofis wefs iisS77 2aisS77
Tot nccJ Ian.
The following is comparative statement al the
exports of specie from the port of New-lork to
foreign ports from Jan 1 TO this date, for Il period
Of % years:
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Good Dr,Iugrv.

N,IcI Gov .UI U'- MInalHs
Fnr iut. elIer tie market u-pft~S ~ du ac'
CO.. NJ non Ite10u ant pr'c"s we're 'o o. i"t tlo "a ~
the la were uoSu 0ilf 'a.c sat :
y,euiav aft,r n.-Juy 100 i2iigc Auausi 90 l2rc
K, brua 100 .aac.i .pal 40 bal = frsi can oi'l 20
June .sL lIst.c August 100 I2i total, 80 bAits
coAd all 10 a h-lrs oday ~ To !. nj ,ri iO'.
lII5.c.; Juy, lUO 4sisc. 100 ll@irso 1vu, ll'.l.c
August = 100 l2r.; S"ptoan er ym, tl~'slci " -,
Nnvrmhef 2 o. GIistc. 90 ia ac.i lc'onD,f, iou.
iis. ,ui iis.1gc. January, o. ffisIso " lI4a1.
t. al. 900 0.i,a; grand total, t.aOJ basos
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CATTLE MARKETS

cmc,co Jnne II G. C,rrtE- Receipts l,OO0 head ship
rrr 90 head quiet but steady prices firm and
unchanged -
UnG--Iecepts 900 head; shipments 900 head mar
ket active steady, and firm packing s6@s6 lO smooth snip
pIng. 10 1886 -.
SIIERp dun az unchanged small receipts
INDiNAPoi l.. Juue I'LL unchange1i reoepts, LOO
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Corporation Notlres.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARIS, 80 UNION sQUARB,
NEw.YoRK. June q, 1876.
DAVING BROADWAY III WashingtOn-square.
PropOsals sealed envelopes, Will be receive al tho
office OF the aDove-named Department until WEDNESDAY
day OF June 10, at the hour o $50 clock m
they viii be pub icy opened regulating and asng
with trap block pavement the portion OF the roaiway Ia
Washington leading from F!fhave to South tlfth
For par cuars The City Record copies for sale at
49, D N Ill
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UNION PAcIFrc RAILROAD CoMPAgY LAND GRANT BoNDs !
~ LosrOS, June 10, 1867
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- noon TUESDAY June ~ 1876. for the sale oi tHy
hounuud Dollars f5OOOO of the Land Grant Bonds Of salt
Uuou Pacific IaTuad Company tho undersigned trustees
In accordance the indouue OF NOR gage oil Apr TO-
1867. yoHN " r., Trustees
XNANTED-A few July, 1878, COUPONS
w ofthe PER CENT BONDS OF the state OF Tennessee
L. RAYNE n co. Bankers. No 81 BruAl 81, New ork
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financial.
GAS STOCKS
PROPOSALS FOR $3,373,117 10
i STOCKS AND BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW-fORK

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Comptroller
Once until THURSDAY, June 22, 1876 al O'Clock y. m
will publicly oDebed for the whole OF any
par OF the I'M t3373ll7 49, Stocks and Bonds OF e CITY
~ New York 10 wit: ...- -. a..
"CONSOII DATED STOCK of THE CITY OF NEW YORK"
authorized by chapter 322 Laws Tf l>7i SR3Sl hlI ~
The said stock will bear interest at the rate OF
per per payable on the st day OF May ana
November In each year.
urucipa Of said stock will redeemable at the pleas
mr. of The GnpIoer the lst day July 1886 aud pay
able the ls day Of May, lh26 - - =. ..,,, -. =, -,
"AS- -ESSMENT BONDS OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY OF NEW-YORK," author zei by CHAPTER 39i
Laws 5 Chapter bFO Laws O 1872 with mt rtst al
per cent annum payable on the lSto iY
November III each year, and the pihclph paDie 10
Wit: -o..oo ~,
ON Nov. l. lS7S...... ....-.-... tJOO,OOO w
"" '' - ----S99l 800 90
Each prOposa should be sealed aud indorse frOsa TOT
city Of New YORK, and mclOsed III
second env,lo ,r, "A tlresse Ia the Comptroller . -
The rghl IN the Of the Comptroller to reject
anv or ali of The bids IN his Judgment e interests OF the
90 pOfatiOn require IT,
For fall iniOr,na ion see city Record. ,,-
CITY OF New.Y Yorl. Department 0t Finance Comproliets
on,,g I,ine ~ 1870 ANDRaW If. GREEN,
""''' '' " ~ ComptToler
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Diuioenh Notices
Gapinas Banks.

INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF
Il MERCHANTS CLERKS" AND OTHERS. No 20
I'm aplace OF East Fifteenth depd July j.
1876 payable July III 1915 at ioong rates per annnm
sly pe cent OF eding $1,000 amt I'VE
ner O. Mt on larger SUMS Oracle KING, President
ANDREW WAtNRR Sec'y.
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s76 sci CT GO days
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS
Rid. Asred BID Asked.
CITY 6s. New. ....l0S9i 100 Catawtssa II. RPf II =
Un Co.'S OF ~ J.i4l I4lA Phil ~ Erie H. H. lS's Is =
prnnsvlyauia n. b27s s. '..hqh NRvIg H.. 467s a
PhiLaud lseadIug Al 44aa Lehgh Nav G.I.lO3S 'lO3s
EX int
Mining stocks in San Francisco are lower, as will
be seen by the following official closing prices
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC PARKS, 80 UNION SQUARE,
NRN. .YnrK Innr Il lS1R.

NRwYoEK June &, 1875 J
PROPOSALS FOR SCREENtD GRAVEL
Proposals. in sealed envelopes will b. received at tho
orre of ie Department Public Parks SO Union square,
New.York CITY until WEDNES-Ai the 2lst day OF June
1876 the hour Of 30 o'clock m when they VAL De pub
lrly orenad three thousand $1,000 cubic wards OK
screen Gravel, suitable Tor walks roads For pareu-
lars sec Tho CITY copies for sale No City Hal.
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San Francisco, Nov 1s--The invest'-

San Francisco. Nov, 1s.-The lnvest'-
as,ion Of the election frauds is pro-
crossing very :edionsly. and no'a'De
has vet teeu discovered showing any
illees! voting. One case mentioned yes
terday, in which it wss supposed that a
person had taken out two certificates
and voted on both. proves to have been
q misrepresentation. it having been ascer-
tanned that both certificates. one OF
which was obtained on being taken on
the black list and the other ward
transfer, we're deposited st once and
only one balio, accompanying them.
There have been = number OF instances
ia which no aftiiavits were to be found
corresponding to certificates. but the
former are expected TO turn up IN Other
wards when the examination reaches
them. several such cases having occur
red. A large force of clerks are en-
ployed in sorting papers, but 1t 's es'
pected ,ha. month will elapse before
the JOB is completed.
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ThsnksxivIns Day.

o., good Governor has issued lis
Thanksgiving Proclamation at last l:
is not a snowy or rhetorical document
hu, like the Presidents. strikes right a.
the matte, it treats of. in plain bust
ness ike way. The good day draws
nigh. Only eleven days more and 1t
will be upon US with all its associations,
sill its traditions. sll its hospitality and
al, its good cheer. There's lots to be
thankful for. no matter how the election
goes. We have bad health and fair
prosperity here aud sbundsice through
on. the Republic. Some OF US Older
oues have been marrying OF our young
folk; some OF Us middle aged people
have been blessed with The ASSURANCE OF
maturing manhood and womanhood IN
our girls and boys, some sweetbes''s
have been marrying and some have mao
very delightful time with Love ,
Young Dream; some OF US have had nn-
interrupted health. and others have re,
covered from the perils of sickness; and
We have all lived to SEQ the Centenniai
wear. Let's be thankful and do what
We can 10 make others feel the same
W8v.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-19

$500 FLY.-A poor man died few
mouths ago in the hospital at Paris
from a carbunc!e produced by the
poisonous sting of ay. Deceased in
formed some friends that one night a
large green fly kept him awake with
its buzzing; to punish it he plucked
off three of its legs and set it free.
Four days afterwards he fell asleep
after his breakfast and was awakened
by sting on his cheek; he raised his
hand to the spot and picked off the in.
sect that had been sucking his flesh,
and found it to be the very ny that
had been mutilated. This time ne
crushed it past surgery, but forgot his
wound till modification set III which
resulted in death.
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MINING STOCK REPORT
Morning Board

:a5 Ophi. 4os., AZ. 423s bio, 42tf, as
go Mexican 2222t:. 22ts, -. 50
IN Gouia and Curry ll5s, 1liI
,osS Hest and Belbher 42H .42Hs. AZ
l,>5 California 4s, 49,, 1917, 1875 s".
49,, 4sH
So Savage "a. az. 9ss. ga
asso Con Virginia 4414, i4s.. Az, 44'.
b5, 4i;. b5, iia., AS
40 Chollar IS, 81
ca Hale and NorcrOss :, "a
ys.} Crown Point 50, So.
.J.O Imperial s. soc, 81 S2tsc
st0 yellow Jacket l4ss, IA.
l25 Alpha b
l60 Belci,er II, l4ts. las
$40 Sierra Nevada l07s io>4
65 Utah IA, II $50
$50 Rrliion 80
800 Justice 32si, -. 22s
Is Excheqner l2H
40 OvorMan IS
3'5 Union Con IL, llN
80 Lady Brysn =
1876 Julia 5H
laG CALEDONIA sA. S,s
~ Baltimore 81.
- Dayton
lpO New FORK Con
100 Alta 2H
100 Lady Washington IN
1910 Cosmopolitan $50
6AO Leopard 5, s..
800 ella 75c
$50 Andes Ia
10 RAYMOND and Ely 81
. Northern Belle So. 2sh
I.o Eureka Con II. l0,4, l0E
50 Manhattan Is
LOO Silver Hill s
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE AZ
FuCTED TO BE CURED At
HOME.

Two or more OF the surgeons Of the
National Surgical Institute. Indianapo-
lis, Indiana, will visi. Virginia City. Ne
vads, at Fredrick House. Nov. 25th and
29th, 1876. Il is needless to say that
this Institution has not only national
bit = worldwide 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
Knee joint diseases. Crooked limbs.
Club feet. or any bodily doformi.y. can
not afford to let this opportunity pass OF
receiving treatment at horne. The sur
gecns will come prepared with all neces-
sary apparatus to treat the most difficult
cases Of deformity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-19

TaS Sex ARI0Hr LEcTCRE.-We desire
once moro to call attention to the sever
,,.em.n in another column Of the See
Arioht Lecture at the Theater this after
noon at o'clock. The subject is live
one. tits: The Election and its Lesson
The speaker 10 Republican. His views
cannot lind favor with Democrats, bu!
men Of reflection Of all parties will find
interest IN their consideration, even If
unable fully to accept them. livery
vord the speaker utteTs be believes. DC
10 nc place hunter. As . preacher ne
takes no salary. but works for bis faith e
own sake Ehether it be religious or
political. II the meeting Is largely
attended to-day We may hea- more OF
,his Society and its speakers. 1t not.
20 do not know. Just such men it il
Carson needs. To honor them is to
arav them, We hope there will be
fuIl turnout Of the best citizens OF the
city.
Txk conductors came yesterday morn
.ne in their special train. had SUNNI
tuous bzeskfast at the Ormsby House
and were off for Virginia City IN good
time and in the best possible spirits.
They were met night before last at Reno
by Col. Harry Hunter and Conductors
Verlill, Havenor and Lawrence, who
rendered them the Inequalities Of the
road and escorted them to Carson. They
had merry time at the Ormsby. After
breakfast there WAS speechniaklng,
toasting. &C.. and lots OF fun. They
were in Virginia City and took look at
the mines. Many Of these junketing
conductors had their gives With them.
They will 60 to San Francisco and be en-
tsrtsined. at the expense OF the Z. =. n.
Il. Co., at the Palace Hotel.
EsxsnaIpA CoUNrY.-A letter from
Wilson Butler. Esq. Chairman OF the
Republican Central Committee Of Es-
.oeralda county. informs rs that the Of
acial coun. Of the vote in that county
Allows 742 votes cast. Hlden has 2 ma
;,,itv: Ellis, 81; and Leonard, 2. The
.o,e on Assemblymen stands, Sbak-
mare. Rep, 400: Sargent, Rep. 4O7;
DOIeu, Uoms Soo, AC0'Psu"s
1874; and Turner. Ind. II. The hepoo-
Icana also elect their candidates for
sheriff, District Attorney, Superln-
s.ndent of Schools and one Commis-
sioner. This ia doing splendidly. sll
shipgs considered.
Wss7 BE1ov. Charley Friend left
o, the train last night for San Francisco.
The purchase Of holiday goods is the OBJ
;ac. Of his trip. Re took With him an
: neroid barometer for the purpose OF
observing the attitudes along the line OF
his journey. OF course he expected to
=" run all night" In order to do this.
NAcx AND ALLEN. the pueilists, are
announced to appeas at the National
Guard Hall, Virginia, this week.
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Columbia, November 1S.-The re-
suit Of tabulating the returns Of the
County Canvassers gives the State to
the Hayes electors by majority
varying from go to 1888. Counsel
for the Democrats Immediately filed
an exception to the aggregation on
the ground of Irregularities, errors
and omissions between managers re-
turns and statements Of the County
Canvassers, which they claim vitiates
the above results. The Supreme
Court will, It Is understood. direct
the Board 10 It's duties a. to the drst
count.
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CMCRCH NOTICES.

Sr. PE1Ea's CHURCH tEPIsccrALl.-
as,1;ees in this church at II o'clock IN
,hs morning. and : clock in the even
ing. Sunday school Immediately after
morning service. h. L. Foote. Rector.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL CHCRcH.-Rev
I'D. Hammond, pastor.-Preachins TO-
a.y at Han. Sunday School At z P.
r. Special "Sons Service" at r. n
The seats are free. and al are veicome.
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PAINFUL ana repulsive assures in the palms
OF the bands, which incapacitats those afflicted
with them from performing manual labor. can
be readily hesied. and permanently so. by wash
ing the parts affected with GLESEs sULrHcR
SOAP, which is sold every where. novls":s
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EMIaRANTs. - The Silver State OF
Nov. II says that some four hundred
PASSED there the night before. They
were principally from Wisconsin and
Michigan, though nearly all the East
ern Stat s had more or less represent
tatiye4 in the crowd.
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Lost.

A BUNCH OF KEYS, BETWEEN
IA Robinson street AID the Ormsby House.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same
At the APPEAL otace, poy9H
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EloAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and Ne
stores the complexion; removes frecfies. tan
and sallowness; makes the skin soft. white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
niy2leod-wfs-ly
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LyoS's KArHAIRoN mskes beautiful. glossy.
luxurisnt hair: prevents Its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test OF 40 years. Is
Ach.rmin9ly pert umed. and has no rival.
my2leod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-19

DCLLION Even such a. IL not
u receivable ut the U. 8. Mint asseyed AMI
sold on the most favorable terms.
Samples CT Ore critically assayed for both
Gold and Silver. AND REPORTS BASED UPON
DUPLICATE TIES rs, for 81. Is per sample,
when reports are delivered in Carson.
Samples Of Ore assayed for Copper. Lead,
Antimony. Tin and Mercury. or other Metals.
at very low rates. See Circulars.
Samples of sll Inorganic substances miner
ais, saline deposits and mineral waters analysed
ana examined chemically OF microscopically.
Also. particular attention given to the Exam
nation Of Foods and Liquors, with reference
70 ADULTE.ATIONS.
We aim ut large business on email profits,
whether in Analysis or in other branches.
Assayers and the Trade furnished with Chem
ically Pure Gold ut $40 per o., with discounts
off for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver at
s3 per OF.
For further information see advertisement in
Virginia Evening Chronicle, or call, Is above,
Oh Mcssrs, Pixley b Mcconnell for Circular.
COMA WIEGAND.
Formerly Meter snd RefDer Of q. s. Mint at
San Francisco, and later Assayer Of the. same
Establishment. Eovl4m
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BERLIN AND ZEPHYR WOOL DEPOT.
II. FRED. BROOKS
DEALER IN
BOOKS. STATIONERY. Picture Frames
sheet Music and Musical Instruments,
Babies Buggies, Toys, Cutlery,
Guns, Pistols, and Ammunitien.
AGENCY FOR Hallet Davis Co. 9 Pianos,
Becker Bros. Grand Pianos. Geo, Woods & Go. =
parlor Organs. Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Ma
chimes, and Aowe's Sewing Machines.
We deliver to any part Of town the Daily Ter
ritorial Enterprise, Gold Hill News, Virginia
City Evening Chronicle, and Sll the California
and Eastern Newspapers, Pictorisis and Hsgs'
zines.
Berlin and Zephyr WoOls. Embroidery
Patterns. Canvas, Leaf Wax. Sewing Machine
Needles. and everything pertaining to Ladies'
Ornamental Needle Work.
r. FRED. BROOKS,
Rirchel's F1re-proof Block. next door to Carson
Thsater, Carson City, Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-19

Highest and lowest Thermometer iof
La: "a hours. ending Nov. IS, p. ~:
u,..s., thermometer. Il degrees
LaYest thermometer. 81 degrees
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-24
Double Danger Averted.

The inhabitant of a lnalarious region
is threatened By double danger. He
is not only ompelled 10 breathe MAS
ma, but to ss9azlo1o it, since it iafects not
only the atmosphere, but the water The
aerial poison threatens HIS system
through the lungs and pores, the liquid
through the stomach Against this
double peril there is but one protection,
and that is to invigorate the entire body
through the digestive and secretive or
gans. Ordinary tonics usually fail to
accomplish this - Hostet;er's Stomach
Bitters never, in the tropics, where the
diseases originated by malaria are of q
far more maligant type than those orig
mated by the same cause in the temper
ate zone, it enjoys immense and con
stantlY increasing sales, and there is no
portion of this continent where it is not
the reigning specific for miasmatic
fevers and disorders of the stomach,
liver and bowels, proceeding from mala-
ria and other causes.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-24

A preparation so widely and favor
ably known as Halls Vegetable Siciliian
Hair Renew er, needs few words of praise
frsm us. This compound has won its
way to the highest favor in the public
mind and multitudes, who have Yainly
used other remedies for the restoration
of their hair, have, on trying the Sicil-
ian Remover, been made glad by the
speedy restoration of their gray hair to
its natural color, and the thin locks
thickened up, as in the days of early
youth. 1t also prevents the hair falling
out, uakes it soft and glossy, and is alto
gether the best preparation for its in
tended purposes before the public. -
TPittsburg Chronicle.