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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-27
OUR ADVERTISERS.
T.. q. RAIL.

T.. ID.
We can only ask readers to glance over
Mr. Rails list of goods on our third page,
promising them that it is as large as represent
ed and as varied Mr.. Rails store is simply inn
mense, and covers everything in the line of
hardware from an needle to an anchor. We
have nothing to say about the quality of
his goods they speak for themselves but
from the immense business carried on and
he quantities handled, We should say that
everything is 6rst-class, as no small dealer has
the same advantages in buying.
PEOPLES MARKET
Hill & Ferris, opposite the Q. S. Mint,
offer for sale splendid list of meats, game
aud poultry. Their meats are from stock
raised and slaughtered in Carson Valley, and
their reputation for the manufacture of sausage
of every kind, head cheese, and the curing of
meats is well known. We take pleasure in
calling attention to this enterprsing firm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-27
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.

The following cases were disposed of yes
terday:
In re Meyer and Lichtenstein order of
sale of real estate in San Francisco.
In re George L. Schwab motion to dis
miss specifications, argued and submitted.
Court adjourned to September I'd.
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THE CIRCUS TOMORROW.

Tomorrow Chiarini's great circus will ex-
hbit'here. 1t is an extraordinary arenic affair,
and said to be the best that has ever shown
in this State The Virginia Chronicle of last
evening" speaks of it in the following praise
worthy style: ''Chiarni's circus opened last
night with an audience of about thirteen
hundred people. The performance WAS in all
respects first class, and, in fact, much better
than many circuses which indulge in more
elaborate poster display The stud is very
complete, and the trained horses, especially
the broncos, who went through the military
drill gave the best of satisfaction; the tigers
are also trained and are as docie as sheep.
Tonight Chiarini himself will ride " Monte
Christie, horse, which while gentle, has been
taught a series of seeming vicious tricks.
The riding is irst-class, and there is less of
clap-tra and more of genuine merit in the
show than any exhibited here for some time.
The only draw back is the ring, which last
night was in poor condition.
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BRIEF MENTION.
Yesterday Was a bustery and windy day.

|
Controller Halock, who was quite sick Oh
Monday was out yesterday
| There is much sickness ia the city at pres
ent, the principal cases are bowel complaints.
Hon. D. R. Sessions went to San Francisco
last night, and will be absent until Saturday.
General P. Reddy, one of Bodies foremost
lawyers, is i'll this city to defend William
Pierce.
The friends of Rev. George R. Davis and
family will give a social at the parsonage this
evening.
The'sou1hern stage brought in four bars of
bullion from Bodie yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo Il Co.
Mr.. Edward Reddy, of Bodie, brother of
General P. Reddy, is il the city and stop
ping at the Ormsby.
Mr.. T. B. III. Stenhouse, New York Herald
correspondent, came in from Bodie yesterday
and passed on to San Francisco.
The draymen of this city have organized "a
protective association Their schedule of rates
will be found i'll another column.
The Miners Union at Bodie held secret
meeting last night, but up to a late hour
nothing could be learned what it portends.
Hon. H. G. Parker, who has been hunting
for few days III the vicinity OF Mckinney's
at the Lake, has already killed two fine deer
Mr. Charles F. Reynolds, the photographer.
will go to Bodie to report the trials OF the
Jupiter Owyhee rioters, which begin some
time next week.
Weibusch, the man who robbed Mr K ilgour
a few days ago, was a barkeeper for John
Wagner, at Aurora, for several months just
prior to his little escapade.
DR. S. L. Lee, formerly of this place and
late of Eureka, goes to Bodie this morning.
where the gentleman may locate if the in
ducements are satisfactory.
The trial of William Pierce, the Esmeralda |
County murderer, will be resumed at 2 |
D clock to day, the necessary papers in the
case having arrived from Aurora.
Mr. George DAILY, the plucky mining super
from Bodie, is still in town, but
will return to Bodie as soon as he concludes |
what business he has here and at Virginia.
At dusk last evening dense volume of
smoke was seen rising above the mountains,
n the vicinity of the Lake, indicating IA very
arge fire, but what was burning could not
We ascertained.
Two families, living a little north of The
abroad depot, got into ''specktackle' last
light, brought about by quarrels between
heir respective children. The dirty clothes
9ill be washed in the Police Court this morn
ng
IN our advertising columns will be found
he tariff of our Carson draymen. These hard
Iorking men have agreed upon a uniform list
or drayage, which will facilitate business and
revent any collision in regard to prices, The
ates, it seems to US, are reasonable, and they
re "all honorable men,
The arm of j. 7. Prichard, the man re-
entity taken from the State Prison, is in =
eplorable condition. He underwent an ex-
nination at Gold Hill yesterday, and the ,
MUSICIAN finds that there has been no union
the broken bones. 1t is doubtful now
neither the limb can be saved
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v1srATE OF Bosco IyANCovICH. DE

~ CEASED: Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executor of the above named estate the credit
OF and all having claims against said deceased
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers within
ten months from the first publication of this notice. to the
undersigned, at the Office OF A c. Ellis, Carson City,
Nevada. V. MITCHELL
Executor OF Estate OF Bosco Ivancovich, deceased.
Carson City, Nevada, August II, 1879 al3-4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-27

The BEST Spring Medici1e AID
Beautifer of the Complexion in Use
Cures Pimples, Boils, Blotches, Ner-
ralgia, scrofula, Gout, Rheumatic
and Mercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from Disordered state
of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS,
mh22rn3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-27

Cool and delicious beer. The proprietor, Victor A.
Muller lives the premises and is hand at all hours
to attend to his customers Call and See him. a2}
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ist, can now be consulted at the Arlington
House, room No 5. Persons afflicted with
chronic and special diseases will do we'll to
avail themselves of this opportunity by call
ing at once at the doctors office, since he will
remain here but short time. Consultations
free. 1w 4
EVERYBODY likes it, it is pleasant to take,
and prompt physic. If you are bilious or
constipated, try it. The great anti billions
remedy, syrup of figs. For sale by all drug
gists. a12.*
SYRUP of ags cleanses the system and pari-
fes the blood. 1t cures biliousness, consti-
patton, etc. For sale by all druggists.
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AkRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage Yesterday after
noon: H. Stenhouse, Miss Coston, Miss Pier
son, Miss Blanche Kelly, Mr. Marks, Miss
Powell, r. A Marden, w. Terny, J. B.
Stevens, A Y. Rose, NJ. Mace, J. Roberts,
NJ. Tobey.
FREIGHT FOR BoD1n -Four heavily laden
wagons, drawn by twenty-six mules, left for
Bodie yesterday afternoon, 1t was a fine
caravan as it passed out Carson street, and
attracted much attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-26
Al FURNITURE.
al Carpets,
and Bedding
on tho easiest forms yet offered.
Read scale Of payments

4 OLD POST OFFICE sALEsRoOMs,
Unaucstion ably the most reliable aud really low priced
ss,I the city to- sey n Nj @S Of
fine hair Mattresses. Bedding Parlor. Dining and Cham
ss. .aa square r'"'' and very large
w BoGARr SELLS ALL KINDS FURNITURE.
ADesk Mirrors bedding. at half price 2is Canal ST.
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT OR buy, AT A
Allow price handsome suit Of Parior Furniture. Post
A GOOD pARLoR SUIT OF THE BEST MAKE; WILL
hsc for half OF It's origins" cost 49i stn NV. second
AMsntel Mirrors rich Parlor suits Bedroc and Dining
Room suits Essels. Cabine,s superb Anbusson Carpet
Grand Piano Tor 500: Billiard Taels, sonpe,s siao
CoLT0N's Auction Rooms bios Broadway.
A FOLDING BED, SOME NEW HAIR MATTRESSES
Ablaek walnut Bedroom Furniture. four Parer SUITS
srRXrroSs Auction w"rsroo%s, 80 ESs 18th.
A pvANcEs MADE ON CARPETS AND HOUSEHOLD
al t Sas East S same ''1s'' Tor cash
A rRiyArE FAMILY HI. WILL SILL, IN LOTS. EIE
suits cost t2 PA $40 III 'q's; o so'
Sstrs..: s. 70 ss; reg suit, 70; Library ana Dining
Monday private residence No ~ West 18th between
9th and 9th avs
farer suit "a pieces, COS, q 200, Tor silo little used
cos, $40 Tor s0O rep Suits. $50; Tabes TO match, also
~ large and small handsome walnut Chamber Suits
latest syle Mattresses Extension Tables Buffet Carpets
jc a ward. Call and examine No reason able ollcr
Iusod i3i West 14th ST. between 9th and 18th Gall
today or Monday Goods packed and shipped.
4s rnl SySSIrS SEsprs EsnsrrrHE
100 WEST 23p ST.. NEAR 9Th Az.
RICH PARLOR SUITS IN satins. cost $SpU for 40 do
xIOO raw silk suits 500 do $780, do xu Centre Tables
4, Cabinets $40; Eases So Oil Paintings from So to
$50 Benzcs. patent Rockers, ga Bookcases, so Library
Tables, 81 -..--.
srEINwAY SONS PIANOFORTE. SEQ
ge,roor, sets cost 500 for So do $50 Chihonnicrs
$i2. hair Mattresses, So spring Bod. Bankets 81
Lounges 81; Sofa Beds $40 Extension Tables, % Buff
tot China, Glass aud Silver.
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COWPERTHWAITS
L,URNTTURE CARPETS. oILCLOTHs, BEDDING,
II Stoves, he. weekly or monthly payments
HEYWOODS. Az Grand St. near Clinton
FURNITURE FOR LARGE HOUSE WANTED. IN
II exchange for Board. would hire Address
FIRST CLASS, i22 Herald Uptown Office.
LNOR SALE-FOUR FINE LARGE WALNUT OPEN
Bookcases eight others with glass doors In oak rose-
aud walnut fourteen oak and walnut Bullets, I'm
rosewood Canopy Bcdscad. walnut aud rosewood Ward
robes mirror doors fine Cabinets gilt frame Mirrors
with other articles of elegant Furniture.
SHARP. 10 East l4th ST.
t,oR sALE-TuE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF A SMALL
private dwelling, ut sacrifice Inquire at No. 132
Macdougal ST.
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SELLiNa QUE SHILLING OUT.
Furniture at cost
BoHDE BROS, Ala eth av.,. corner 25th st.
We Offering large and elegant Stock Of Parior.
Library Dining Room and Chamber Furniture cost
the thirty days to close the business
I ADY WANTS TO PURCHASE CARPETS AND
lLother articles OF Furniture; state particulars NJ F.
$40 East saith.
WANTED TO BuY-fuRNITURE FOR PARLoR
and Bedroom cheap tgood quality; state particulars
v. T., Herald office.
VNANTED-ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNT.
w ture. Carpets, &c for cash. Address LA RUE
HOUSE. Herald Branch.
NEWSPAPERS.
A NDREws BAZAR.-NOvEMBER NUMBER ouT;
lAthc model fashion and family journal; for sale all
ncwsdealers
NDREwS BAZAR-TIIE DOMINANT NEWSPAPER
Not fashion, November number superby illustratcd ON
safe all news deaers.
my DoLoMITE"-READ ABOUT IT IN ANDREWS
MBAZAR for November A tascina tng and charming
love story.
THE BEST ART PICTURE EVER PUBLISHED
i Reinharts
CONSOLATION"
use 20x2s inches worth $40. given TO each ~ yesfv
pKxonrsrs 'q8s csfsLS MAGAZINE
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GRAND SUCCESS d
GEORGE CLARKE'S
POPULAR SYSTEM OF HOUSE FURNISHING.
The most convenient and advantageous method Of OBJ
tanning durable and fashion able Paror Dining Room and
FURNITURE. CARPETS. PURE HAIR MATTRESSES,
SPRING AND PARLOR BEDS, MIRRORS, &C.
747 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS, NEW YORK
PRICES MARKED IN piAIN FIGURES.
SCALE OF PAYMENTS, PAYABLE MONTHLY IN
ADVANCE
S25 worth OF goods ~ 10 per month
80 worth OF goods. 10 month
IL worth of goods 10 10 per month
100 worth OF goods - 10 per month
III vf goods IL 30 month
$50 worth OF goods OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ OD per month
no worth of goods ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 80 per month
2Up worth OF Hoods... MINIMUM. y On per month
$50 worth OF goods 70 OO per month
Special forms for furnishing houses aud apartments.
SELLISa our sELLISd OUT.
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Wh i1,ass. CLASS NAN o ssh 1ssFs AsD
yArANTED-A FIRST CLASS CLOAK SALESMAN.
w WILSON co. "a West 18th 81.
y.YANTED-A SMART YOUNG MAN FOR SHIPPING
w desk Apply toLuDWlG 4 CO. ~ West l4th 81
VTANrED-sALEsMAN TO SELL CITY NOTION
w trade ON commission. DURcK, II Clinton place
MANUFACTURER FIRST CLASS WRITER'S TO Do
/. w copying. MERCHANT. box i3l Herald ouice -
\ VVANTED-FIRsr CLASS Statesmen FOR ALL
''''' 'S'" ''i T. GARRY CO.. sol ao5 Grand ST.
VoUNG MAN. LATELY LANDED. GOOD PEN.
man is DESTROYS Of obtaining employment :. @
s-.---- - -
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.
pYA RESPECTABLE C6L0RED MANA sIrUA.
as soaehman and groom has Sss. ely 1 Pros
peet place, East 4ist ST.. for two days
HELP WANTED-MALEs.
Roy ABopr :, ANrEDmro WASH P5saEs sS IA
9th av. ~
A GENCIEs wANTED-F0R THE SALE OF MODEI.
doBEY ROSS ci isss BroaS~sy near S SD ss st.
REMI BOY W, Ss ';S, q tI ~
active business: salary rst $50 and
wr n~AD
DY A WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSE SHIP
Dpng clerk must understand tho business thconghly;
o naas others need apply Address s. box lao Herald
1oLoRED BOY, FROM u TO 10 YEARS OLD. no
Omake himself generally useful Apply with reference
DURE TEAs.-AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
10 sell to families. hotels and large consumers largest
or 's FL Is'
PANY, POI Fulton ST.
WANTED-IN a BUSINESS HOUSE, NICE
WAC Address 'S ia Herald
Uptown Office.
WORKING STEWARD. EXPERIENCED IN CUTTING
HOTEL, Spring ST.. adjoining Broadway.
ences to wait and attend furnace Call at 2lo West
WANTED-cAsn BOYS. AT THE PALAIs ROYAL,
w No East l4th st. ~,
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT LAD. ABOUT 10
years "a in roal estate Office SEND good refer
town Office =" y" """""''''"S w. 49, -
WAXTEEIP'---A coNrETENT NAN TO DRIVE
WANTED--goOD MEN TO SELL A WELL PAYING
staple article such can make good pay For pArtica-
5prso' TnE G ca TO- TEA GOTHAM ON Ia Clam.
beers st.
THE TRADES.
4 STRONG Roy WISHES TO LEARN A TRADE.
Acall or address MACK WALSH. 2os East 5oth St
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED by A YOUNG
orenes &ddross L. b. box is Herald ones S''' '
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAN, DO A PLAIN JOB
CTEAM FILTER AND HELPER WANTED. APPLY
Oto p. I. BRADY. 61th ST.. corner Sd NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALSO AN APPKEN-
w tice C. WARN. carpenter and builder 3l6 18th av
VVANTED-A SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER; ONE
w used to all kinds of sewing machines preferred: must
good references Address stating experience and
wages wanted DOMESTIC OFFICE. Now Haven. Conn.
VNTANTED-ONE FIRST CLASS GENERAL MACHINE
w list; also first class instrument maker, used
work with steam vice. lathe and planer: ri
state reference and experienced. j. s. p
box 1854 Herald office.
NTANTED-GOLD SEAL RING MAKERS AND RING
w polishers. TRAITEL BROS 40 Broadway.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN DEMANDE-UNE CoUrURiERE FRANCHISE:
Oune parlant langlais preferee S'adresser ce
sor 10 heurcs lund matin Grand Hotel coin
de Broadway ct Slime rue, chambre III.
For Other Want Advertisements See
Directory.
FURNITURE.
AL
FURNITURE
DE GRAAF 4 TAYLOR
~ and 40 West l4th st. >.
are now prepared exhibit friends theipub
lie generally the LARGEST assortment OF all kinds Of
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CLEUKs AND sALEsMEN.


A GENTLEMAN C3S SINGLED ACCUSTOMED TO
Atha highest social life and the rehncments of weath
possessing literary culture with thorough knowledge OF
business ard finance. desires with lady
gentleman OF wealth requiring for estate,
secretary escort the society attentions aud protection
custodian OF important trusts and large OF money
be implicitly relied for siuccrity abf
y discreton kc; uncxceptcnable refcreucc
IT'S. Address HONOR. Post Office box 1912 city.
A HOTEL CLERK, WITH CITY REFERENCEs DE.
a sircs opening. Address EXPERIENCES, lao Herald
Uptown once.
A YOUNG MAN. IL. WISHES SITUATION IN
iwholesalc or retail busincss good reference j. D.,
Herald Uptown oiiicc
y ACTIVE ENEHGETIC, WELL QUALIFIED BusI.
~ IN the prime of life desires charge of
tho finances. accounts
details and help in bank mandatory OF mercantile
house guarantees satisfaction
and security. Address Al ENPERIkNCE box 17e Herald
Office.
IN ACCOUNTANT WILL WRITE UP ACCOUNTS
n prepare balance sheets make vesgations &c mod
churges references Address GRANT, Herald Office
AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN wANTED-IN
n aurc ct A. q STRENI dry goods. 40 Grand ST. city
a S1ILsNAN WANTED IN MERCHANT TAILORING;
"A store; one understanding the business. 22s Bowery
A GENTS wANiEp-FOR THE BEST AND CHEAP.
JNRUG CLERK wANTED--A THOROUGHLY COMpE.
can furnish class references may apply IO2 9Th av
1NREpERlcK LoEsER 4 CO.. BROOhLyN WANT
II experienced sacsmen for ladies' hosiery and mcr
wear also salesman for boys clothing; first cinss
perience parties may apply Monday morning. between
and III.
LrREDERfCK LOEsER n Co, BROOKLYN, WANT
II m experienced shawl mnn ~ buyer and manager
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Al and 40 West l4th st.
prepared exhibit their friends and thepub
lie generally the LARGEST assortment OF all kinds Of
FURNITURE.
OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE,
which offering at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
Our FALL STYLES will compare with any house In
New York.
We SOLICIT an EXAMINATION Of our immense stock
STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICES
We also are the sole manufacturers OF the CENTEN-
NAL PATENT PARLOK BED-ths very BEST bed in
the market well as the CHEAPEST; child handle
it and change 1t to u comfortable bed In minute
THIS BED TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE LAST YEAR.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
SPECIAL NOTICE-This house pays commissions to
CARPET Statesmen or others for recommending
toners to u.s.
DE GRAAF TAYLOR,
AZ and 40 West l4th ST.
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THE PARLOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT CON-
TAINS A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF ELE-
GIANT SUITS v, IN TIE MOST HSR
ANN. MARIA ANToINETTE. EAsTLAkE SO, sc.
UPHOLSTERED IN BROCATEL COTELA1NE
BRnCADE. SATIN DELAiME, MAIRcLoTM AND
ITS MASSIVE PILLAR EXTENSION TABLES OF
UNIQUE AND FASHIONABLE DESIGNS. BUFfETS,
AND NEW EXQUISITE STYLES OF CHAIRS IN
ENpLEsS yARlETY in THE bedroom s pEPAKT,
EXERy sTxLE y Gan BE E2ySD Nh u PRSEISIoN
LIKEWISE A DEPOT OF BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES.
As TO CARPETS, 0ILCLOTHs, FANCY MATTHIAS
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DAwNBRoKERS' SALES by r. FIELD, AUcrIC
l. eer, I52 Canal ST.. near Bowery

Monday. October q. BY order Hugh McAeeman, 5sr
I'd NV. 100 lots Clothing.
Tuesday, October -. by order Simpson Shilton,
Bowcry; SDlo Clothing.
"Wednesday. October BY order j. Aarons. 1877 Grand
vt. $40 lots Clothng. Overcoats &c. &c.
Thursday October 30 by order II. Breck wedel AGO 9th
M lots Clothing
Friday. October 81. BY order X. simpson 4 Co.. 1875
Bowery. 800 lots womcns Clothing and 500 lots Over
coats. Ac.. &c.
DAWNBROKERS SALES.-JAMES AGAR. AUCTION
Il ecr. will sell at salesrooms 30 New Bowery,
Monday. October % II o'clock lots Mems Cloth
ng order of Jacob Cohen, Bleeckcr St at o'clock.
500 lots Womens Clothng Furs and Bedding, by order
Of u. Brnckheimcr a Co. I'd av. HA
Tuesday October ~ 800 lots Watches and Jeweiry. by
order of A u. Barnard, 3dav
Wednesday. October -. ZOO lots Mons and womens
Clothing. BY order OF ID. O. Ferguson Broomc ST.. and
George tudiipp. 18th st.
Thursday. october 30. 400 lots Mons and Womens
Clothing, by order of r. Levy. 6i5 Hudson st.
Friday October ~ $40 lots Mems and women's Cloth.
ing, by order of N. 5. Madigan, ID av.
DAwNBROkERS SALES--S fIRUSKI, GENERAL.
i Auctioneer, I3o Fulton st.. brooklyn, will sell
MONDAY. October %, SO lots Mems and Womens
Clothing, By order II. 4 " McAeenan.
WEDNESDAY. October - $40 lots Mems and Women's
Clothing. BY order A. j. Heaney.
FRIDAY. October 81 100 lots Mems and Women's Cloth
Ing. Nv FRA Eel
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400 oADwAY-REsPECrABLE WOMAN
IT ACwishcs few gontlemcns or families washing;
erms moderate; references. Mira COLLlNS.
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Oh 9TH Av. WANTED GENTLEMEN's OR Fam
ID tiiics' washng best city reference Call ON or ad
dress Mrs KIERNAN.
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Or EAST 23D STA NICE AMERICAN PERSO
AOa- nurse fully competent to- charge Of infau
from 1t. birth; is good plain sewer; best reference
Call on Monday.
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BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH 50 uPwAkp; sun.
Astantaily made; carefully lifted j. c. KENNEDY,
1871 6th
L,XTRACTING 25C. WITH GAS, SOC. SETS, So
TIrccth repaired while waiting ut i60 Canal st.
Hudson.
d, SETS OF TEETfI; ALSO. FINE GOLD AND
spDPlatna WORK. EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL ASSO-
CITATION. $40 9Th av., one door below 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pe, Nora, Rlper. Vessels anil Ruitr)Iti.
TurSDAY Aur 20 1870
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. Aug 26. 1873.
AsiEs-About steady quiet; Pots 4hd4Pc.i Pearls Ga
BEEswAX-very dull qmeb weak Western ana South
BROOM CORN-,ln grades very Grm especially Short
Bt tiLDiNG MATERIALs-BricEs less active, supplies
better prices easy late advance; business
fair sale pnces firm. tending upward In sympathy with
6fIcr afG n8Ssf rey bay IS s0a7 tp Rivers 6qS
Jerscy - 52"i3 6a.oe @ Brands a. 2ST9 trGnl1' @
s0a49 80. Cement-gosendale, par bDL soc 05l Port
ported. 81 1j0s3 so lime-Rocsland Common. 75c.;
BuiiGiHg IatR 81 ~ per Nj. Lumber-Eastern spruce:
$40 5OGSll Random, possibly 81 259Sll 80 tor
White Pine: Si4 z5dsl5 per NJ for West Inda shipping
Boards Yellow Pine Random earg9eI a. about per
at 81 IS Tor lOa TO SOD. per kee g.. o..o.. ...
ID PatenL 35036c.; Adamantine y TO IL ounces 722c
Moderately active 'ae5ac Tor Granulated
COAT-The whole market is dull stagnant all prices nom
inal stocks Large no combination exists ana commence IN
the LutrTe ssly a9RmS Anthr@Ge @ ~ SU@JZ 0o pf s1c
Newcastle do. Cakng 50 1854 scotch steam, 70 25e
5 Is currency Peunsy yvauia wesunoreiand Gas 81
ESQ Vest Virginia do @5 Cumberland BroadOp ANA Clear
c s ss st STEADY 5c we
COFFEE-Mhd Grades stcadv IN moderate demand sales,
private terms, latter quoted 1871 Java, 22a2ic Mara
ABOVE steaay Ordinary to Prime Cafgocs. lIlali &c;
Fair do. l8'2c; sales ia pass eI lhea private
NeV-Orleaus. 30CO bags az savannah 400 bags az
z baqs stocE in second hands at Bstimofc 80 iO5
bags at York ll15OJ bags; total l566i3 bags tota
10 July % 33.522 b4g, purchased for United states 10
ny 5sG48i bags: Gelyoed from warehouse during tho
week Baltimore. s,6G3 bass New-York. 5s225 bags;
S-spSts very firm with fair business IIOl
tjan and 2s FOR speculate delivered contracts, zoo
bales Receipts as the ports oU9 bales sane day a. week
Ysspo1ding period last season, iil, 6 bales stock at
Ns%YGE 5t6Is bales at al the Ports 70SSs bales quo