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Distance tMilesl. Elevation fFeotl

"Some of the structures of the work on the
California journal says one calvert, az the cross.
ing OF Canon creek, is a noble piece OF solid
masonry, twenty -eightLfeet in height ana 6fty-
-FOUR feet IN breadth. The forests OF towering
pines, the towering mountain peaks and yawn-
ing riffs and chasms traversed by the railroad
between Alta and Cisco. present a sublime pauo-
rama, which is destined 10 be a iavorite study
Tor the art-loving tourist, not only during our
day, but one which will be contemplated with
no less deligh by unborn generatons.r
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r EsoL J.r Td9N InS Nm ., Hone Stree,
Resolved By the Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Chief Commis-
% ized and directed, 10 enter into a contract With
competent payer PAYERS, who shall be ected by
Hope street. from Susquehanna avenue to DaUpbin
street. in the Nineteenth Ward, for the paving
thereof The conditions Of the contract shall be that
the contractor shall collect the cost of paving from
the oWners of property. And he shall also enter
good order for three years after the paving is
WILLIAM S. sTOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
ABRAHAM STEWART
Assistant Clerk Of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty day OF October, Ammo
Domlm one thousand eight hundred and slXty-slN
'1A' - -'''' MORTON MoMICHABL,
10 1t Mayor OF Philadelphia
II ESQ L TION
IN To Approve the Sureties of Thomas NJ Triol
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils oil
the City OF Philadelphia, That Reuben HageY and
Samuel Miller are hereby approved as the ureties OF
Thomas III. Triol license Clerk III the Department
OF Highways And the City Solicitor Is hereby di,
rected 10 prepare the proper bond and warrant of
attorney for said parties to execute cause judgment
to be entered thereon, and to file certificate Of re-
cord that the lien OF the judgment entered thereon
/ against Samuel Miller shall only operate on ana
against certain lot whereon is erected messuage
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
CLERK Of Common Council.
| JAMES LYND,
| President Of select Council.
Approved this twenty ninth day Of October, Ammo
| Domlni one thousand eight hundred and sixty
''> '--' MORTON MoMICHAEL,
lO8or Mayor Ol PHILADELPHIA.
I'D ESoLU TION
IL TO Enter satisfaction on the Official Bond Of
Resolved, By the Select aud Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the City Solicitor be
and is hereby directed to enter satisfaction upon
the official bond OF Thomas NJ. TriOl %. q, ID, s.
ID March Term, 1864, No. 66l; Provided, The Con.
trOlleI shall certify that BIS accounts are correct,
anu '''A' '-''' ~ WILLIAM S. sToKLEY,
President OF Common Council
JOHN EoKsTErN
Clerk of Common Council
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council
Approved this twenty-ninth day OF October, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
'--> MORTON MoNnCHAEL,
10 8Olt hayor Of Philadelphia.
d EsOL TION
II OF Request to the Board OF Health,
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils
OF the City OF Philadelphia, That the Board of
Health be ana they are hereby requested to declare
the deposits Of oial and and NTH on Green, shacka'
} WILLIAM s. sTOKLEY,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART.
Assistant olerk Of Common Council,
JAMES LYND,
fresideI4 OF Select Council
Approved this twenty-ninth das Of October, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundi,S and sixty.
| six "a, D. 1860, - -
MORTON MoMICH AET
1O8O1t Mayor of Philadelphia
|
IsCOTTON AND FLAX
~ SAIL DUCK, AND CANVAS,
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STATISTICS OLE WRECKs.

The statistical committee of Lloyd's in Lon
don have just published an analysis of shipping
casualties reported IN LtOyds List for the six
months ending June 80 last Tue Committee
oeheve that this statement embracing as it
does the casualties reported from all parts Of
the world, is the most comprehensive ever pub
nshed, and they trust II NAV prove interesting
as an effort to obtain and tabulate information
which WILL they cannot but think, be ultimately
found OF great utility. The return gives the
number lost both of shius and steamers IN eacn
vessels which have beeIAswrCcked or injured
4949 being ships and 50B steamers The total
number of casualties is in excess of the number
OF vessels, being 6l38. As to the nature of the
accidents, we learn that 81 vessels arc missing:
1856 have been abandoned (40 being afterwards
Iecovered); 974 in collision, in which 80 were
sunk; 259 sank from causes other than collision;
1876 stranded, of which S93 got off, 5l2 not got
on, and the subsequent fate of III not reported
ii were captured; 10 taken by pirates; S5 de-
stroyedi bv fire; l20 dismasted or disabled; SO
where there was jettison of cargo under deck;
lOl jettisou of deckload, or washing overheard;
59l leaky; 46S loss of anchors or chans LOG,
machinery damaged, or short of Goals; 1893
mutiny and casualty to crew; 1853 ships damaged:
and 22 waterlogged. The total losses were 1887:
constructive losses, 148; great damage, GA;
minor damage 2459; raised after sinking, 28
mot damaged, or results unknown, ll39. The
results to the cargo were:-All lost, 994; part
lost, 345; all saved, Al; forwarded As; heated
15; shifted, 10; otherwise damaged 1872. The
cases OF salvage service we're 759. The total
lives lost, as reported, were l400, but the com.
mittee remark that the returns on this head are
most imperfect, and the actual number would
be greatly in excess of the number given. -
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Progress ON tho Sierra Nevada slopes,
VA Boston paper says:-"ThOugh there is
heavier force oil men and teams az work on the
Caiiornia end OF the Pacidc Railroad than on
this, the progress IN distance is far slOWer for
while hole the path lies along an absolute PLAIN,
tnere 1t Is up and over the grand sierra Nevada
chain OF mountains. About $1,000 Cinnamon
are at work on the rOad-bed in California, and
an additional 10000 have been contracted for
contractors will be grading on Iii slope of the
Serras, and beginning to stretch their labor out
on to tie plains and into the valleys OF Nevada
NOW the track Is completed to within sixteen
miles of the summit OF the mountains, and the
Following table Of statistics. distances, and alt-
tudes, tfom Sacramento on TO the summit, shO VS.
.how the iron path way is mounting the great
hills OF the Pacific slopes Of the continent AT
cisco, which the completed road has now
reached, the locomotive screams ON spot as
high as Mount Washington, the highest of our
. New Enolnnd mnnntnins.-
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPAN,
OF PHILADELPHIA

DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
No. III South FOURTH Street
IECORPOhA1ED 80 MONTH. 22d., 1866.
CAPITAL $3.50 COO PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, by early Premiums or by 8, TO-
or 20 wear Premiums, NOn-lOrieiture.
EndONments, payable at a uture age, or prior
decease by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums
both a ses n on forfeiture.
Anpuites granted on favorable terms.
Term 20 iCies. Chldrens EndOWments
This Company, while giving the insured the security
OF paid up Ca itR viii divide the entire profits of the
Lie business among its Policy holders,
Moneys received at Interest and paid on demand
authorized by charter to execute Trusts and to RctIg
FXecutor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian, an
n other tiduciary capacities, under appointment o any
Cour of this Commonwealth Of any person orr err
sons or bodies polite or corporate.
DIRECTORS,
SAAUFI RiSHIPLFY. RICHARD CADBURY.
Jh ItkMIAH HACKER, HENRY HAINES,
JOSHUA II. MORRIS, n WISTAR BRO WIN,
RfHARD WOOD, VIM. O. L0NGSTRETH,
HARLES f. COFFIN.
SAMUEL r SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President. ActuaTY
THOMAS WIsTAR III. D., j. b. TOWNSEND,
TTe MedicG Examiner Legal Adviser,
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MEDICAL.
. L A D N E w S

q LA D n e VS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
are warrouted in al cases for the sPEIDY and PERM
Ply sica and Nervous Debility, etc. etc,
NO CHANGE OF DIET is NECESSARY.
They De used without detection, and never fat &
effect Cure If used according TO instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five DO
lars; also, LeIge Boxes, containing -Four Small
trlce Three Dollars
From fOUI 10 SIX boxes generally required 10
ordinary cases though benefit Is derived rom using
in CHROME Cases where Nervous Prosuatou has
BELLS TONIC Pills
are recommended as the most Efcacious Rejuvenatng
ana lnYlloINtng Remedy in the world.
Package Price Five Dollars viii last month, anr
Is ReLeraly suticlent
In extreme cases OF Debility,
BELLS hXEEENAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month can be use
to good advantage,
IT gives Strength to the system. and with the Pills
will effect a comp lete EestOi alton
Pamphlet O 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH
designed as Lecture and uiOn TO Young Men, Sent
tree, Ten Cents required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMRDm
o. your Druggist, take no other, but send the money
direct 10
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consolting Physician,
No Sl9 BROADWAY New YORK
And you WIN receive ihem by return OF man post pad
For sale by DYoTT & CO., No. 2a2 n. sECQNT
street ems
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w EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FhOM
w foot Of MARKET street upper feItyl' oonmehe-
ING MONDAY, September =, 1866. o ,,,-- ,,,,
e LEAVE 'pHIIADEIPHIA AS FOLd OWS;-
For pridgeton salem. Ailyie, and all intermediate
stations. ais A 6L Mail, 380P. ~ Passenger.
For WoOdhury, 3 A. NJ, 3'3O and T. d.
For Cape Alay, % 3a0 4 NJ; ~. -, -,
y,yooah,vy al 7'I5 ana $40 A. NJ. and 45i p, Nj.
.HrSSe,en at 7.O5 4. M. andg30P NJ Freight. 680P. NJ
eiOt, al 30 A. NJ. and 80j 7. NJ, Freight 45 p. AZ.
Etntie al b A. M, and oS r NJ FrelghJ, 10 r. M
1'ane May az IL 20 A. NJ, Passenger aud Freil ht.
Nrieht win be received al Second Covered wharf
hoiov Walnut street, from 500 A. NJ until bOO r. M
before7C0A win go through The samedAy
Freith lad Delivery, No. 22S s. bf LAWAEE Avenue,
925 j.. VAN RENsSEL AER, superintendent.
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EREIGHT LINES Fer NEW YORK AND
u ali the Stations on the CAMDEN and AMBOY ana
connecting Railroads. INCREAsED DEsPAreH.
1HE CAMDEN aNB AMBOY RAILROAD AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York will leave WALNUT street Wharf at g
O'Clock p. NJ daiy (Sundays excepted.
Freight must be delivered before AZ o'clock to be for
warded the same day.
Returning, the above lines win leave New York at u
noon. and ana Z. NJ.
Freight for Trenton, Princeton Kingston, New Bruns
wick, and all points on the Camden and Amboy Railroad
also, the Beyldere, Delaware, and Femineon, the
New jersey the eehod and J6mesburg, and the Bur
ngtcn and Mount Holly Railroads, received and for
wa ded up to p. NJ
The Bevidere Delaware Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kachunk with all points ON the Delaware, Lackawanna
ana Western kainOad, forwarding 10 Syracuse RufalO,
and other points I'm Western New YORK.
The New Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with the
New Jersey Central Railroad and at Newark with the
Morris nd Essex Railroad
slip memorandum, specifying the marks and numbers,
shippers and consnees mutt IN every Instance be sent
with each load OF goods, receipt will be given.
N B-lncreased facilities have been made for the
transportation OF live stocG DrOvers invited 10 try
the route When stock furnished in quantities Of tgr
carloads or more, II Will DO delivered at the foot OF FOT
sueet near the Drove Yard Pier No. li,,e of
River, the shippers may designate at tIy to S "
shipment. For terms, or other information ~ conf
WALTER FREEMAN ,ie pbiis delphia.
No. 226 s., DELAWARE 49, 4 ~
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on Q ARCH sTRFTBiR; BRoSSE IN 1As AssrATU2RY, ETO
01A cHANDELI6udi Iespee resi- etiay direct the atea-
a sT4 ssa6r%eds SRS the SuPa0 dSs FET9REs
aige 9R9. ERs, ana oRN AMESIadd is a9d BhOSHE &
ShA2B' hose wishing n4hu9ulo aiau M & ~
AhFoods al very reasonable prices VIII md It TO
maf advantage to Awe us ea before purchasing else
'5sIf; sopeo or tarnished fixtures rehnished with
spseeeidal care anu VANKIRK 81 co
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9 AM MARITAN'S GIFTl
sAMARITAN,s GIFTl

SAmA1tlIAN'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"YEs, A POSITIVE CURE"
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM INDIs-
CRETIONS.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, Mercury,
O1llll Ten FiIS to be Taken TO Efect a Oure.
They are entitely vegetable, having smell any
unpleasant taste, and viii not in any way iDute the
stomach OF bowels OF the most delicate.
Cmes IN IRON I'VE TO our days, and recent cases 10
"tWentY-iOur hOuIE.
sent by man. Price, Male packages, 81. Fema 80
SANIARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
The Great Blood Puriher, and Remedy Tor
ScrOfuld, Ulcers, Sores Spots letters ScaeS,
Boas, Etc.
For the above complaints the samarltanS Root and
Herb juices Is the most potent and eoctuai remedy
ever prescribed 1t reaches and eradicaes every par
tic OF the venereal poison W i'll remove every yestge
OF i'm Duries nom the system, well as all the bad
elIects OF mercury. Price, 1926 per bottle
SAMARITAN'S WASH
Il used IN conjunction with the Root and Herb Juices
Fuil dLectiOns Price, 25 cents.
The old sckenlng and disgusting drugs have TO give
way 70 remedies purely vegetable pleasant TO the taste
soId by DEN AS BARNES y co. No. q PARKP'"
DEsMoSD c o.. PrOprietors, No. 9l5RAos sasras'
Pbiladeiphia .-S-
Ii PERSONS WHO Do NOT ENiSsGS1H
"A the blessing Of good heaith can obtain ~ I)T
Kmken treats al diseases. prepai es an md reliable
his own medicines. They are pure sat 70 call
He invites all pers0nE suffering nom idav and offices
him. Consultation free during IN, n W corner
THIRD and UNION Streets bet'een 'P'N sI46m
trcets,
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ID Il o / L q
IL To Authorize the Grading and Paving Of Foot.
ways on Certain Streets in the TwentY.seoOnd
Ward.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Chief Commits
siOner OF Highways be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to notify the owners of property on
Church street from Germantown avenue to Chew
street; Green street, from Mannheim to johnson
street. Centre street, hehman, and Marion streets;
Morton street, from Haines TO Upsal street, Aliens
lane, nom Germantown avenue to Green street;
Miller street. from Wistar to terminus, Park street
from Germantown avenue to Ihirty-ffth street;
J. asst johnson street, from Germantown avenue to
Chew street, to grade and pave their footways
within the time allowed by law; and if they should
neglect or refuse to comply with said notice, he
shall proceed to do the work and collect the cost of
the same from the owners OF property.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twentY-ninth day of october, Ammo
Domin one thousand eight hundred and sixty-siX
"a. u. 1861
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
10 SO1t Mayor Of Philadelphia
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JOHN A. "A l. E Y o.,
REMOVED TO
n f. corner Of MARKET ana WATER Streets
philadelphia,
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGNG 4
every description, for
Grain, Flour, alt super r hOsphate OF Lime, Bone
Dust, Etc.
Large and small GUREY BAGS constantly on hand,
JOHR T. BAILEY JAMES OAsoADEN,
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The Hldust9'ieI ALsdcieR informs us that a
terrible accident occurred a short time since IN
menager1e, at the Fair OF Tivol The new
DOmpteIr, or wild beast tanner, to whom the
animals were not accustomed, after having
entered cage, in which were hyena and a
wolf and made them perform all kinds OF feats,
entered the cage of the panther. After having
made the savage animal walk several times
around its den, the DOnlptelT struck 1t slight
blow with his whip on the head; the enraged
panther few at him and seized him by the
throat The DOmptelT then dropped his whip,
and throwing his arms around the beast, forced
it to let him go. Both fell to the ground. With
the agility OF a cat the panther threw itself on
the unfortunate man and fastened its teeth IN
his neck The keepers, armed with iron bars,
ran to his assistance, but were unable to make
the panther release its hold. The mistress of
the establishment then ordered bucket of cold
water to be thrown over the wild beast, which
then left the wounded man, who lay motionless
on the floor of the den, but before he could be
removed the savage animal again flew at its
victim. A second bucket OF water, however,
again forced it to let CO. and the unfortunate
D0npteur was removed from the cage and takeI
vp the hospital in deplorable condition. 1t is
hjeweyer, hoped that his life will be preserved
Nortunately, but five or six spectators were
prescnt during the time that this dreadful scene
Was taking place.
Hogs in London are fed on the poultice
from the hospitals,
Seven hundred and fifty paper mills in th
4 United States produce 270,00O,OO0 lbs. of paper
II There are three hundred and twenty bricl
=. .stores in course of construction at Atlanta, Ga
The total value of prizes to be given at tn
Paris Exhibition is Sl9O,000in gold.
Mr.. Greeley has made 100000 out of tn
"A sGreat Conflict"
--''Nonsense blended with bad grammar" !
what an English critic calls American poetry.
Five new theatres are to be opened IN Paris
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Sheriff IS Sale.

ID Y virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID District Court in and for the county Of
Boise, upon judgment rendered in said Court,
against Hiram W. Boise, plaintiff, and in favor Of
Augustus COffman and William COHman, 6eien.
dants. for the sum of One Hundred and Thirty
FIVE 80 100 {$l35 02) dollars judgment for costs
duly tested on the 9th day of September A. d,
1865, have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, claim and interest of the plaintiff Of
in and to that certain real estate situated on the
Middle Fork of the Payette river in Boise county,
j. T.. described as follows, towit Commencing
on the south west corner at certain pine tree,
thence running north one mile to the Hot Springs
Creek thence east one>haf mile to a certain
stake. theEce south one mile to stake, thence
west half mile to the point of beginning, for
merly known as Wileys Ranch.
Public notice is hereby given that on Thursday,
June 7th, A D. 1865, at II o'clock NJ, | VIII
sell in front of the court house door in Idaho City,
at Public Auction, for CASH the above deser ed
property to the highest bidder to satisfy said ex.
ecution and all accruing costs.
JAS. l. CRUTCHER,
Dated Idaho City, May 9n29w3 Sheriff.
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Dated Idaho CITY
Sheriff IS sale.

ID virtue of decree of foreclosure of mort-
Id gage and order of sale issued cut of the
District Court in and for the county of Boise,
upon Judgment rendered in said Court, wherein
Joseph Helenstt dter is plaintiff and A. Bollett is
defendant for the sum of four hundred and forty.
eight 02.lCO d liars, judgment and costs of sut,
duly tested the End day Of May A. d. 1866. by
which ] am commanded to sell the following
described premises, viz: That certain piece or
rarce OF mining ground being the undivided half
of thirteen hundred feet of creek mining ground,
situate in Moore's creek in Boise county, Idaho
Territory in district No. in said cOpLty, and
bounded above by the claims owned by Hogan Il
Co.,, together with all tie tools, rights and priv.
leges therennto belonging, together with a tene-
ments and hereditamtnts thereunto belonging.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 26th dag
Of May A, D. 1866, at IL O'Clock MI will sell in
tnt of the court house door in Idaho City lat pub.
lie ton, fer clean gold dust the above described
property to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
execution and and all accruing costs.
n29w3. j. |. CRUTCHER, Sheriff
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Sherin'sS Sale.


DY virtue Of an execution issued ont of tile
, District Court in and for the County of Boise
/ pom iudgmt Mt rendered in said Court, wherein
Henry Hodes is plaintiff and David Markham,
Daniel Drusseli, William II Lewis and Nathan F.
Heard are defendants for the sum OF Fur Thou
sand and Twenty~one G2-l00 Dollars, JUDI ment
and costs Of suit duly tested the 10th day ofMay,
A. D. 1866, have seized and taken in execution
the following described property, toTit That
certain piece or parcel Of land situate on the east
side of Main street, Idaho City. !. T., fronting
twenty four feet six inches on said street and
extel ding back eighty 1901 feet, bounded on the
south by house and lot owned by MaGam Gautier
on the north by the house and lot owned by G'
W. Crafts, together with all Improvements thereon;
Also an undivided 100 feet on Fourth OF July lode;
also an undivided 100 feet in tie first west exten>
sion of the Fourth Of July quartz lode; also an
undivided 200 feet in the first western extension
of the Fourth OF July lcGe; also 228 feet III the
Winona quartz ltde discovery claim, all of said
quartz lotles being situated in Boise county, l. I.
Public notice is hereby given that on the I'd
day of June, A. D. 1866, at Q O'Clock, M, will
sell, il trent of the Court House door in Idaho
City. at Public Auction, for cash, the ADORE de.
scribed property to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all accruing costs.
il. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, May 10th, A d l666.n29g3
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SAN tRANcisOO bfsPArCH.

EAtr LAKE, Nay s.-The eastetn line is
still down. Heavy storms are reported on
the lineS east from Weber to Sandy. Rain
fell in abundance. A heavy instailment of
damp snow fell between Rocky River and
Lsborta-Aa distanes of ESQ miles-three
vgqss .EfsF + .s1ffr48 ,a4IIII5 q
fteeA IN fs...g,gqessss -
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inches in depth atthe former, and nine incl
es at the latter. -
Freighting to Montana has commenced,
and large trains are leaving daily.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 9.-Tbe eastern line
is again in working order, but up to this
bcur, have received no reports
Attachment suits to the amount of 43, 900.
were commenced to-day against McCanovan,
proprietor of the Beehive store
Legal tenders remain nominally at 100
794. - s
The mining share market eyinces more
tone, without, however, any considerable de-
gree of buoyancy. Ophir advanced $40,
Cnollar Potosi, $l4 Yellow Jacket, So, from
mining board yesterday.