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New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHICAGO
AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.


The undersigned confidently believe that II a.
the ensuing election Of the Chicago and Northwest
ern Railway Company to bc held on the 9Th OF
June, Directors arr elected who are pledged to the
policy hereinafter referred TO, both the Common and
Preferred stocks can hereafter return regular div-
delds to their owners.
The policy essential 80 this end consists of rigid
economy in the working Of your road, the continn-
ance oi friendly and HARMONIOUS relations with
competing lines west Of Chicago. thus avoiding the
ruinous strife existing between rival lines east of
Chicago. and mutual reciprocity between the Union
Pacific Railroad Company and this company, so rs
not only to retain but 20 increase a LARGE and i'm
portant traffic naturally tributary to your road.
All proxies Transmitted t. us will bc voted for
a Board Of Directors who will carry out the policy
above indicated.
DAVID Dows,
SIDNEY DILLON,
W. J.. SCOTT,
Directors &. and " W. R'y Co.
Ncw-Yoik. April y. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

es3 for Mixed for Fair and Prime white ses ns9 so5
Board Corn active and higher 50 zoo 6usn SAL
DO June was BID and asked for April o. &C. e.
Apn Wheat hgher 81 30 was bid and 81 s2 asked 9r
April 81 80 b and 81 32 asked for May 81 Szh
bid. ad 81 80 aaked for June. ....
ST LoUs April 27.-Plour strong supcr FALL s3 751s3 90
Extra Fall y5es4 lo Double Extra ao g e9ssS 79
cash; I'll lsaSs 10 May 81 II sasl ls June No do.
asd lS 49, Ne cash May T 4iS4iSc Ians
oats easier; No 2 26L2d27c cash. 2Ie. bid May, Rye
6O,c. Whiskey steady at 81 03 Pork Job
bling So OMay Lard quiet unchanged at SO 80 Bulk Meats
auet unchanged Bacon quiet unchanged Receipts IZsOO
bbls Flour; $4,000 bush Wheat: 440O0 bush Corn 5000
bush Oats 5000 Rye 1000 bush Barley shipments
e 900 bbs Flour 10000 bush. Wheat; $4,000 BUSH Con
7. 600 bush Oats %, coo bush. Rye.
TOLEDO April 27.-Wheat 1Im No. White Mchgan nsid
at 81 80 Extra d. 33o Amber Michigan, spot 81 ~
seller April 32t seller May 81 81 seller June n 81 & r.
No Red Winter spot 81 "a seller May ~ yl4 seiiel
June g. 299 NO Red held At 81 le g s6rD 10 Did TO-
coTu quiet High Mixed 45e No 2 sp9t as seer
DAMAGED S7c Oats firm No 2se on Meh,gsn ~ 1afs s
5000 bush. Shipments-Wheat 5000 bush -,
WILMINGTON. N O.. Apnl 27.-sprts OF furpentlne Gull
at 26ac Rosn quiet, Strained ~ %. Crude Turpentne
steady Hard, 81; Yellow Dip, 81 76 virgin, 81 foesz'
Tar, firm 81 40.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
rnINr CLnrns MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. T.. April 2sThc Print Cloths market
gthened through the week ana closed nIn AZ soO &c
being the quotations 3'is aske
Ssq3Ic offered cash STANDARD and Extra 6ixBi
Cloths; 2;s cash. for jGN6O Sales OF the week. 3oooU
pieces
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

Fl0UR HSp MEAL-FIorR- Market 5sioc. betteT bet Ter.
good export and far home demand advance nan h J m
cGdins 2t6 Dbs C.y Nil Extra for weHt ind o. 50 "2@
oni Tgtra 20 loo ~ IS or he whole rsnec largely for
Low Grade Extra, % ass % nelnding LOO bills EHtl
STATE - 10 $500 bbs Winter Wheat Extra 90 1905! -
q 29 mainly IS 81 Is q the - bbs were for
ssgo5 g esS4n S4GsoS a sa =? Co., coam 10 faT 9 state
9 o5Gt5 20 fr 70 C69es - - 3GS a IS 20 g@Glo oea - c.
es7 75 Common 20 cog sGi on2 mn, - @ 90; ~ 80
q - Clear - 76dSG 35 straight 80 as -; fat
SO oO0ss % some few fancy brands heid ,tIn ,tIe
G@mnGn @snSr TO" To- Far s5 ioSs5 30 Gar Coca s. IS
ket closing fairly active UTHEkN FIOUh
sale, 2oOc bnls r9oI & 20 = al mn" S7 g. inrndng
Gloi3G& M r. 9o@ @ b e. IN ,nric1 rrE 81 5 =, FLOUK
Dull sale, 20, bbis superine - 20 ~ so 1iiS a. a
- Is gfandywine, - 10 corn MEAL Qu" -'eady ,o
@Sn1 70 aHe mnISe sSt city M5s demand
ae IN fal.os closing nm 61 tar WGiS S m
Futures 1000 bush spot ant to arrive unsraaed slR
Chcsso cs,calIe.D 81 3d. store No nnesola q So NO.
WINTER Red 81 iO%sI iJ manly ~ 80 enEA"ra & ~"
do, II l6sa* ii E1rra Whit g i7e ~ White St1s
May ze $1,000 pu, Eztr, White. v to az afIyT t s MSV
. 5000 bns No Mnnsso,s NJ & 10 1p "rss m & Nav ii -
800 BUSH Nwauses rsl haif Nay q g5 o lSSJC SaS
s So S $htS SS's 20 ssi2s soOn s & Sq6j Sq' Ns So
sSnaf s.ssa sS6ao AP . a: So closing hny 81
closing g 2d 3a e 2Gt aEsa Sg eSSg gS 1gH Il assSa do
Nav 5000 BUSH 81 p assI - closing 81 "a 2 65 y =
ssk,i do June 81 ~ bd, u % asksi % bnsh no, :
Wnter Eed Apri Al $685. closing 81 80 hid ~ AZ hs'
~, Nav ii 3i bid 81 81 June 81 - b1 ~ ~
ssfed RYE 1rmer fair n demand; sale ls,SVO ~
bWsb n n Western 7Ie; 24,0OI bush DO, May IZa1 %,
~ HARLEY quiet; sales, 1000 bush No Canais ~ :.
half MAY. BAILEY MALT ahd tANAbA
PEAS unchan ged CORN opened &c better closed qugr
adyence ost export demand m0lcrate local tradr nln1
.'ghti fair buslers IN aud lots TO aI1ns
asl,s 293,0OO bush, includin. $1,000 Otsn' spo,
1@n.,,aded Western Mixed Jc653c, including not al
Zoe. 90 g. 5sc: MixS' 55S5Ge closing At poe
N p 5Gc; Low Mixed, o G; Steamer yellow O9.c.
T1and yellow 56d56 c Ola Western Igh Nxei or yellow
5ss,c; No. 2 white 66c. 100000 NO; yiiois delv
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

Washington dispatches Of this afternoon state That the
sun of egaeaders to he destroyed TINS month, the
basis Of 80 per cent OF the National bank notes issued
vii amount 10 about 81 100000. The Secretary has
ordered that this shall be replaeed with silver dOk
lars 10 be paid Oat In OF current business
Our nts OF this order Is that the Treasury has
20 little eurreaeythe currency receipts not equalmg
tne paymentstbat 40 n compelled 10 do this or sell gold
70 obtain currency. But how easily except for the
silver craze the same order might have been made with
regard ~ gO.d payments.
The sharp rally IN prices az the Stock Excnange which
Vas predicted Tor 70 day aid not take place The mis-
ke IN the calculations which these predictions were
made was IN atfibuing the late decline in prices too
ioueh 70 the influence Of supposed short interest,"
snd Too little 10 the effects Of continued sales OF real and
long" stock; also IN suppOsing that there were DO
stronger reasons for nakiUg heso sales than the fact
at the prices paid haDdsoer speculative profit. The
nosispeenlative reaSOns for decline the pFlees OF
we trunk line shares familiar every receiver aud
tnpDor Of merchandise a. HevYOrk. And tile reasons
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
CfCnrslous.

DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE kECElvED, d, 1T IT LIE LIE
UPTOWN OPFICES, No l.2Br Broadway, cor Ihirtynrst
st. or :sOS Twenty. .thiri-st cor. E1ghthave 200
Thrave, Forty seyehthsL; at the HA LtM OFFICE
Tmrdaye .OnehundTcdand Twenty yfOurthsI,
Q1rlem savings Bank Building, 10 p. up at regular
Office rates.
Tot OWNERS, WOodlawn Ccmetery-The
Harlem r. r. issue excursion tickets 10 Woodlawn for
81 cents for the round IMP
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
OFFICIAL REPORT y. J. NYNTNG STOCK EX
CHANGE SALES. APRIL 81. 1873.
FCONp BOARD O'CLOCK P. VI
1nIED nnApn-2.:lO ?. N.
SATURDAY, April 27-P. NJ.


The export of gold during the past week
having been exclusively in payment FOR silver imported
for Tie Government 70 IS uulsely that the movement
had any effect upon the balances at bank Therefore,
the loss Of S33JO,sOO in specie shown by this weeks
bank statement be attributed entirely {, payments
tnto the Treasury account Of bonds issued. But
we md that the sab sry here during the same period
has reduced its gold balance 81 7OG1Ol. This easily
explained the Hypothesis that about $1,000 900 "a!
gold certificates received On payment of bonds and
toms have been RENTED 20 Washington De cancelled
The banks report gain Of Sc7i7sOp in !egiltendcrs
and contraction in loans Of fISll9C). Against these
changes the deposits reduced only S11Ts lOO and
the circulation increased sJs.0OO indicating an influx
OF about 81 l,277OO0 in country batk notes The move
ment results In reduction OF 100000 IN the legal
reserve aud Of S3Os 900 the exces. above legal re-.
omncmen's The total reserve ti07jls 300 is 1896
per cent % the total deposits against 50 20 for ast
week But deduoting the specie f1n from the total de-
POsits. the greenback S34 933 5OO 2O75
per cent OF the remaining currency deposits, against
1897 week ago Tae comparative totals as
fellows:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

sIr,, T. '.....I.. fI... F..a D. -9s,
ai,gas- ,,. ... ..s a.. trm Fair t.Da. .,dn-
t,. f,r. .t..... b. Aa-,.: safs. lOJ hBd-.
t.ntugsp.. f.a. Mtl4da. $50 hii, Bar
iao,. cT &C. gGJp hhds Cuba Nu.co' Ip "a 'o 100
bbI- u-ri.rlrl jo0 mo, Port Rico private t0rni-.
TAIIDW- -~frndy sales, ifpO'o % Prime. 1'i0 lqc
WliI~EEY- offered at ~ Oj- sales, % bbs, pr
vale terms.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
Coed Ordinary. 7'e Low MdiiBg C'ls
St1ct 1loOd Ordinary sis Nddhng 9iai

NITrT
Futures quiet ayaoc, poilts Is noted sales
ve.ter ry after . D. 1890 10 -. 1882 Juuo 1922
lie / ~; July lOt llu7; October iO.9 November
1919: December 1919. February. 1897 Total 1000 bales
: d.. 10 day up / D. NAY 1880. 1901, 1922 1885
10 % June, lU.9- 1890. 100. l0l. lOt; jay LOG
iIO7 O4 August. lilo; October 1860 total, 800
bales FIRST Cal-ADril = n. 29th lnsI bay 10 ~ s.
la 10 %: August lilo total. 500 bales. Call
Nav no o. total 200 bales total l4.OOO bales Flu
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer Norh I,rer, VESTS amt RI'b'o1fA
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY., lI'II =, I7'''
AsIEs-Moderatrly a-rlyc steady Pots i',a i'.. Pearls
JituGt
CyFFEE-MId grades unchanged only lohmuR trade !.
LarasaIbo I5G Ela 100 grades
Tor t9rspra; f1rs, -UOO bdtf
al Baltimore, * Gray Iaar' private terms
ruled dul. unchanged '2d bales uI
when 10 las, 'sruGy including l3 t"t c'u"iuPh'h lus
f, -pccItor delivered contract, 800 bales kcccps at
inc ioft= Jllg us's; lot since september i'Jj,10o
halt- stock heIc IGi. 80 b4 rs. Qno'ai"n.:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
lOa / 3

Money IN good supply at per cent down o. per
cent on cal railway ccliatcras, and at 30 ON GOV
ernmcnt boni Discount is as last quoted az are also
rates Of domestic exchange. Ihc lUHoHlng was thc
Clearing House statement today Currency exchanges
SOS 597,al7; currency balances, S212Z23l gold eK-
changes - 724 jS gold balances T32I 392; and for
the wcck: Currency clCIrHDccs, f4l92Oi d39i currency
balances ~ ,2l 1875; gold cleararces, @iL2lO70s;
gold balances - 49, ,O23.
TuIs was ne . day on the London Stock Exchange
aud Monday viii be setting day. Cons1lS "erc steady
at 9il5 United states bonis steadyI SB1a closing
lOss. 5s at 1Oj3; 4l2s ~ lp1 2 aud l04ps
at lU72 We quote Erie common at II lZ5 ana pre-
ferred at 21l Illinois Central at 77l aud Jersey Cen
tTal NJ lGio There no bullion NOV ncnt reported
at the Bank Of England, and no quotations for money
In Pan per reHtes opened at lO0lO and closed aJ
lOJ42i2.
Washington dispatches report that ,tne Treasury now
holds Si7 1850 in United states iionhs 10 secure M
Ona bank circulation. and Sl3i4S 600 To secure pub
lie deposits. United Statcs bonds dep0s ted Tor crcnl
ton for the week ending to-day, S1D2COO; Uultcd
States bonds held for circulation Withdrawn week
ending today, $64JOO0; National DaDk c1cna auon out
standing: Currency nOtes. 1921 626OJ9 gold noicS,
81 1872 12O; internal revenue receipts to-day, SiO0,
32l 40; customs receipts, SJ56. 1868 7S.
National bank notes received Tor redemption week
ending to-day IA compared with the corresponding
nf Lat
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF THE )H |
GENITAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEW-J JERSEY, = |
No ll0 LIBERTisf.. NKw- -lOkK, z I |
THE agreement for the adjustment of the

THE agreement for the adjustment of the
CENTRAL, RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERsEY.
dated 2d of February 1873 having been signed Oy major
requisite give effect TO the said agreement the same
holders who have yet signed the agreement can do
SO on before 10Th Of AD after which date the
privilege OF signing Will cease. .-,,..,,..
Thereafter unt the LIST day Of May such STOCKHOLDERS
shHu the 10 shNStflOc
FOR e the le Tor In the agreement
10 per Of the Nalde of the stock subscribed WI
he received at places hereinafter stated and after this
Glte bonds br for the cash Oaymens
1873 and those maAihg
mrus prior viii be allow ed interest up 10 that
time De made ful or IN hNe tqld usIL-
mrns falling the l days Of Nay August aud Ntvem'
bel, 1873 and February and May, lS'b
Interest be paid all deitTel payments ana al
iustcd n the final payment.
for cauco a0n 10 per OF the siOck by them htd
The bonds and the income bons rot being
viii he given both Ctsh
shares delivered for cancellation said re
CENTS viii EXCHANGED for The bonds aud income
Of 500 and tile multiple thereof as soon as
| they are ready for delivery. go. -.
The new will be In denominations OF $1,000 5000 and
500. ,-.-, ,,-,---, a.
panv Jersey the American Dock anj Improve
mcnt Company signed agreement requested
10 sent tne Same the Company, No ll9
Cedar % MCssTs. Drown. SIMPLIFY 4 co, London,
their subscriptions taken and where er Donds
stamped aDt stock and coupons receN Il IN accord
with the terms Of the agreement All stock nrehder
for be transferred To = Lathroh receiver
holders OF the Lehgh ami Wsesbare bonds who nave
signed agreement will present their bonds and SURRENDER
their pons the 0tte Of that Company NO 81 biOa
.,.-,
and Wkesbarre and the American Dock anN Improvement
signed the agrtcOent
IA any lime prior of by which date all bonds
scned presented above stated ana coupons
sHTfehi'r''' r. = LATHRoP Receiver
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
Currency.

SIrements sl7G0s.55O sl7S0Ol50 Dec. s30sAOo
The results OF the transae0ns At SubTrcasury for
ths week ending Apru 20, aTe as follows:
Gold CurreDcv
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
Diuioen0 Notlre5.

>~~~~>~~~>
THE NAHoSAL BANz OF rIIE STATE or hEw; YORK
NEw YORK. April 20. 1873
A DIVIDEND Of THREE and ONE-HALF
~ PER CENT free OF al taxes s been declared by this
earnings OF last six mOnths payable
May TO- The books will be closed from te
29h inst. to May r. both days inclusive BY order OF tie
bOlrd. r. J.. EDWARDS. Cashier
OFFICE NEw.YoRE. PROVIDENCE AND BosTOS RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. (STONINGGUN EAiiNADD
NEw-YORK. April 2j, 1873 }
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO and
IA ONEHALF PER CENT Will De paid at the Office Of
McsTs. ". Morgans sons 30 Nilams. NewGOTs. ON the
lOt The trauf books wi be closed from The
lst 10 the llth both inclusive. }. Il MOVES. sec.
AMERICAN ENCHANCE NATIONAL BANK, I
NEwYOaK, ADrl l9, 1876.
A DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT, free
N taxes been declared the capital OF thus bank,
payable Nav The transfer books viii be closed
T. WILSON Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
THE MONEY MARKET.

or,frtIL SgvoRT ~ sTtcK ETIHH""H 'N
e''' sATURDAY APRIL o. 1878
oorHpyuRgY sYO0K DBPARTHBNE
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
0ratss an0 fcu0rrs.

CRATES and FENDERS.-We would call
~ special variety OF Fire places.
with brass frames AndODs aud Feuders OF antique designs.
with Basket wood and coal alsO the largest
assortment ond Tenders IN the market with
our patent shaking and DumpingGrate
" holesae and retail
J. s. CONONER & CO., SIS Canalst, NeW-N ork
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
los seller days. 80 seller 20 days.
sAN FBANCIsCo CLOSING PRICES OF MINING sToCS
Yesterday. TODAY. YESTERDAY. Td

Government bonds to-day were fairly active. with
total sllcs q. the Board OF $587,JJO T1c prn-Ipal
dealings were G7,, 5s. ana currency o. The sub
scrptiuns the pr cents reported at washing
ton tu-j.y. amounted 10 $4,000. Annexed are latest
street Cuuiatttus:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, reported by tel
graph ,,,.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

Receipts TODAY 900
The gross earnings Of the burlington, Cedar ds and
Northern Railway, for the tlfd week IN April,
1877. 1878. Increase.
Sl7,350 S2I,526 SIl7G
The receipts Of -four and grain at the principal Atlantic
ports this 27th day Of April were:
EeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

State bonds without ieaiur" There were slts or
TcfUt.src oid bonds at 3gl2; Missouri g. Ui lsS6 at
lOl and Brooklyn Is. paik loau at lob.
lu cfy hank -fuch-, Park i22) sod 80 %; American
Exchange QUI ~ 5S7s; Bank Of NeWYorE Q0l 40 1913;
metropolitan l-Jl at 1ljaI, and Merchants u5Oi "a,
lOgl2.
ElTIr1ad bonds were quiet, Though smart aG-
vance on "a free business rtp..ffd 90 hIn'J9
Pacific income bonds NJ. 10 81 l6l2Ul1alNlIi hletS
OF Burlington and Cedar Rapids we're sirH lY al o.,
and hrsts OF e.. c., c. and better at llO4alll,
or Island now lolyycaIs g. siifrUuE up 10 los and
ii "a, of G. g. & l. {. t0 81. later falling to 3GI1 Jcrsy
CeIsfral hrsts steady lllls. and American D"c
ana Improvement Company = a d. Noi'hWt- c"n.,l,
heinz firm at Tor q and gold hOnds oTerat Hti 031l2
Drl ware .ackawanna and Western seconds were at
IO3ba: I.iaWarc and Hudson re-. isis az 9sl2;
Iougp r; bonds 40 lO9; Michigan Central = ~ 1lOl2;
Missouri Pacific trsts 10la8 and Buffalo, NcVHogk
auI Ere first ef 1916 M 1854 Frst- OF Cedar Fills
and Muuc-os Ia "a JO l. ui Il AN iis'' u'i hs ai
%; Urou ParHc Sts a. 1898; Land grants "a lu-4
and sinking iuud AT % 800
Gold was dul aud steady az 1908 On gold loans The
eunE rates were l2 ll2 Jer cent carrying 1bc oui-
wan -5OuId IDsk tlt =23OGDO u Nlcau dollars
to-day. Tie Assistant Ire t-Hrer phd out $4,000 N
coin interest on te public debt and $4,000 ~ rcdcml-
tinn o called bonds TIE day, nu-nes, al the gOld
clearing delarueUt or the Bank Of New-fork covered:
God 81 alo!, 5IT,2JG,O0O; Z Ia ba4Ac15, Sl,JJ@191
curr,ncy balances $I,97l0l3 Tne gold quotations
were a. IoOwt:
1noa IOoa.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

Aprl % April p. Differences
loans s22 IL 100 s23 3Ul 800 Dec a. SI1 $40
Specie $3.50 900 32js5 100 Deo. $3.50 400
Leeaitond6n..... 81 100 3s,938 800 Inc z147,sNO
Defosts 2O2o354Dn 2OOs 5000 Dec. I,l7r.4DO
Sfcnation..... lg,9s2.9OO 20.O2I 800 Gne. 81. 800
The following the relations between the total
ecTye aud the Total liabilities:
Aurii 20 ApIf 27. Changes
specie. .... s85 . $500 SO 25sJlOJ Dec 1880 800
Legal tenders. 32l60,O0J 1883 500 Inc. 27i7SU0
Tetal reserve. s6Sl2.9OJ sG75Is,sJ9 Dec. sGC3OOo
hfaefve required
aeADst deposits J0,5l3.3j0 5O,2lS,750 ...........
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
10 M.-sAtFs HrEoHS rnE CALL

sa,es Of stote and Raiirdy Bonds-RdlTodd BdAH o''
S- Eryrsss Socks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
Notions.
Sewing Machines.

Sewing Machines.
The Celebrated Singer and New Wilson.
and all other leading machines.
Why do you ray from five to ten dollars
per month for your sewing when you can
rent Singer Sewing Machine for tive dol
lars per month, and each months rent 70
toward paying for the same. Each ma
chine furnished with attachments Tor all
kinds of work, and is warranted for five
years. Over 280,OOO Of these popular ma
chimes sold in 1877. / am prepal ed to sell
for cash, on time or rent 1000 of these
machines in the next few months.
C. r. TALCOTT,
Agent Of the Singer Manufacturing Co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
Notice Of Administration.

NOTICE - hereby given that the under
traitors upon the estate 81 Levi Shelton. de-
ceased, late OF ThurstOn county. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested
70 make immediate payment. and ali
Claims against II must be presented within
barred. JOHN v. SH ELTON,
Administrator,
JULIA SHELTON,
Olympia, Sept. q, 1878.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

xO11ng Mon
WHO may be suffering from the effects
w of youthful fOllies or indiscretion,
will do we'll to avail themselves OF this,
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of
Seminal weakness or private disease of
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with to frequent
evacuation Of the bladder, often accom-
panied by slight smarting or burning
Sensation, and weakening Of the system
in q manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the. urinary deposits a
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear, or the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing to . dark and
tOrpid appearance. There are many men
who die Of this difficulty ignorant of the
cause. which Ii the second stage of semin-
Il weakness. DR. $. will guarantee per-
feet cure in all such cases, and healthy
restoration OF the Kenit0- urinary organs.
OYvICg HoURs-l0 IN and to 8. sun.
osyu from 10 to II 4. u. Consultation free.
Z borough examination and advice, Is.
DIR sPlNNEY 4 co.
No. II Kearny H., San franisco.
6an Francisco. Cal, Apl. -. ISIS. l:v
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12

Spreading If the disease. From last
night until nom today - deaths are re
ported bv undertakes.
NV OsLE,s>. Oct. s.-Desihs Il
essr> reported. ii3. total deaths, . :'isi
&C. inHsl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-12
SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS.

For all Machines, sent by mail, postpaid.
in either currency or postage stamps, at the
following prices:
! Doc. Needles, Is cents.
Rufilers, - 50.
Het Of Hemnsss, four widths. with Bind.
Tuckmarker, q 90.
Corridor, u 90.
Quilter, IS cents.
Thread Cutter, Is cents,
OIL Can, Is GEMS.
OIL Can Holder, IS cents.
Screw Driver, rs cents.
In ordering, always give name OF m,
chine you want attachments for. Oil can.
not be sent by mali.
% Remember the place.
g. II. TALCOTT.
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
December 8, 1877. SLY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-05
EsIEARyEACEEEEGIE..

TIE ToHN is healthy. The sanitary condition is all that
the fa,lious o: the medical profession could desire
This We informed, Is owing the purity Of the drugs
medicines, fancy articles, Perfumery, POWDER ponatWn,
and peculiar article Of improved pills furnished by ..
Pothecary Willis at the old stand opposite the Capitol,
the of King and Carson streets which, it
generally understood every understands where it is,
and it is only necessary keep up the general run ot the
healthy condition Of the general system, amy
other system to keep paronizng Willis. Everything
the drug line be procured the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms jn1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-05
PROBABLE FATAL DISASTER.

\ messenger came in yesterday from the
south with She intelligence of the probable
loss of the steamer which plies ON Walker
Lake and the loss of all ON board 1t is re
}olted that the craft sailed for point on the
otlor s;je of The lake, about a week ago, to
NEE al Irdian, who was to be there with
sup Jhe. Soon after storm came up, and
the boat did not reach its destination at the
- ointcd time The Indian waited five days
and then walked around to the starting point
to report. Parties have gone out in different
directions to find some clue to the missing
steamer. Great anxiety is felt on the sub
iect. At latest advices no intelligence of any
Lind had been received. 1t is known that
julius j. Holmes-well known in this city
and Virginia-was on board and four others.
Ben Coey is supposed to be among the latter
number. The storm is reported as a very
severe one, and grave fears are entertained
as to the safety of the crew
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-05
CARSON OPERA HOUSE ASSOCIATION

The Board of Trustees Of this desirable
scheme met in the elegantly furnished apart
nents of john T. PantIind, Esq, the genial
host Of the Ormsby House, last evening, to
inspect the plans and specifications received
80 date for the proposed new opera house.
The Trustees design commencing operations
As soon as the weather is settled, and the the
alter going people of the city may well CON
graduate themselves upon the fact of soon
possessing a well constructed and elegantly
appointed Thespian temple. No pains nor
expense will be spared to make the new the
alter perfect gem in that line