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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-09

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tecs IT, 0.....S 90
tees. ...s7os... 1910 90
fees .Sa2s.. ... O.....a5 90
Winton Crayton. ......... 5000. 49,. 40. .14O 90
Williams, Blanchard & Co. o
Trustees. 49,. .......... wv. .ovV.. Icy W
WooJwor j NJ. $3.50. 49,. .65. az 80
Westhaus Ferd az w
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
tho Board OF Trustees, made on the 2stn Gay Oh
October, A, d. 1870, 30 many shares OF each par
eel OF .aid stock a. may be necessary, viii DC
sold at the office OF the Company. Room q Hay
wards Buildieg. 40 California street, san Frau
cisco. California. on TUESDAY. the s0th day
Of December. a. D. 1870, at the hour OF ! O'Clock
N Of said day, to pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon. together with costs OF adTertis-
ing and expenses OF sale. r-t
CHAS. E. ELLIOT. Secretary.
ONace-Room q Hsyward's Building. 41s Gan;
fornia street. San Francisco, California. OSLO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-09
Approved July Il. 1870.

atira q ths Uatsd &ates oy 1mUies 10 cosCras
a.ss"oted, .l.EsgHi~ -.yozH.D IA
That the act to incorporate the National Academy
O. p<ienees, approved March three. etyhteea him.
amended q 70 remove one limitation q NaISn6R
In saId aet,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-09
no. fPublic-So. ISL - aaI bod
AN to create a port OF delivery at Houston
Approved July II, 1870.

Be u enacted blythe Senate and Roxss Of Rsp,s,r.,
dtires q The Una'd Hafa aJAn1iea 10 cosorAs
That Houston. in the State Of Texas, shlil. bx and
Is hereby constituted .. port Of delivery within The
collection district Of Galveston. and there shln b
port, who shall perform the duties and rccsfvs ths
e3mpenAtlon and emelument prescribed IN The act
and thirty-one, being AN act llloVinS ~ SutSeS
on forslEn merchandise imported into PftSburV.
wheeling, Cincinnati. Louisville, Saint Louis, Nssh.
vnle ana Nstehez, to DO secured and paid IN those
tPubltc-No. l73JI Yl.H.aggT
An All 70 amend the act TO incorporate thu Ma
nonal Academy Of Sciences,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-09
Approved. July Il. 1870.

fpublfc-No. l6t.1 Ia.
AN ACT to reduce internal taxes, aud for other
--ICED3 purposes. flCGHSD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-09
fpuhlIe-No al

publc-NO. 81
AN ACT making appropriations 10 supply dencIcn-
cics In the appropriations for the service Of the
Government FOR the fiscal year ending June thirty.
eighteen hundred and seventy, and for other pur-
noses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-09
Approved July II. 1870.

AN ACT TO extend the provisions Of tho preemp-
tion laws TO the Territory OF Colorado. and FOR
other purposes.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY
OFFICIAL.

~ LAWA or THE UNITED STATES,
Passed NJ tho second session Of the Forty.
First GougteaS, q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-09

under Contract, preparatory 10 making allOtments
for their new homes for agricultural purposes. thirty.
seven thousand three hundred and ninety.three dol
Lars,
necessary fool for the Sisseton and Warpeton Santee
Sioux Indians. on Lac Traverse and Deyirs LAKE
and RImmer. and 10 furnish them with implements
and seeds for cultIvatlns their fields ten thousand
dollars
For defraying tho preliminary expenses Of taking
the ninth census Of the United States. " hundred
For expenses incurred during the year eighteen
hundred and Akty.nine. 10 taking the htst census q
Wyoming Territory. ono thousand Ave hundred dol
lars.
the accounts Of. B. q. French, LATE Commissioner Of
Public Buildings. there Is hereby appropriated the
sum OF ffteen thousand and sevehtytix dollars and
s sisa1s en- sh St 50 SaT m.ss 's ss, So sl @ss S su I%E sS.I nf 5:
paid frutn' the treasury out of'thls appropriation
Than eight hundred, aud .seyenty.threc dollars and
e Y ~ cents ., Inc ne os Ss due 70 said FRENCH
For the amount due ii. Hamlin. late collector oil
the port Of Boston and Claricstown. and supern-
dred and thirty-eichi dollars and sixty cents. the
to be carried 10 his credit on the books OF the
Department, on account OF surplus oticiM
and on account u expenses OF collect
Ing the revenue from customs.
TO pay Joseph Miller. u. Kelley, L. Miller. Nc.
RRISwn; J9hS Cumming :; y; Pierre, Sas5 L H Il
Kenyon. y. STORMS, a. 7. GALLOWAY, james ENI;D:
d. q. Tooney. II. D. Lane. 7. Il. Howlsu
and A. u. Farncsworth, tho amounts due them 70
as ofheers, members. clerks and employ
elels for per diem. mileage and services In the legls.
laturc OF the Territory OF Idaho. TO be paid only upon
vouchers 10 be approved by the proper accounting
oflcers OF the Treasury, IN all seven thousand ana
tw~cntylhree dollars and s~xty-hye cents; ana 70
Crawford. Slocum and Company. George d. Thomp.
son, Emf Lombard, A. l.. Downey, and ArcnlnaId
McBuraty. the amounts due them Iespectiveiy ioI
and stationery for the same service. IN al one
eight hundred and thirty-one nollars ana
Eighty eight CENTS; to Allen and Maxwell for wood
ind other supplies for the same service, one thou.
land one hundred and twenty-nlne dollars; and 70
stan and Company, Willis Young. !. Y. Andrew,
u, D. W. G. Dormrlla and J. X. Vincent, the amounts
ius them respectively for sundry supplies ior ne
anne service, In ali four hundred and nlnetyetght
ioua1 and sixty1slx centsi provided, that no part Of
he above amounts hereby approPrtAtsd V deffay
he outItinding Indebtedness or the Territory OF
thus specified shah b. paid. unless upon |
,ouehsrS verified upon oath 70 the sattasstieh OF
hs proper aseountins onssn Of the treasury.
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paper at per probable that the exceptions below nat ~"
O1tnun the unsfu0hs !" -
pd Gail loans steady cent
MILWAUKEE, July In market there y no change
~
The nce markets anaor iHleuce large decline m
Europe, ard pri IS bsye fallen materially. -.
July 2Jfbcre was Moderate feuani FOR MONEY 70
~ ib The credit character ~ The spyH
,nsb'e funds re- Of the densn Ll lenders
,eb IN anticipation aev market Pine coDercs psref
conng scarce Frstclass having "a and ~ as 10 are
Fourth hlt %
pard per cen, second clas7 paper i toi s1li'e -
PursBrRGu Jly gMoury cont nn h lao OF on us
CONT hons. and the bslka lave plentiful oril customer ~
pcira Offering. comparatively h5hi an' u.s." A'P"a
n,psr Is seen al al Oh " open narset
FgyPLaSb Juy 2GIhe dcmani for ihe o 9ney "r
ke, TO-DAY comparatively moderate hu ibr OIL @ ' % H>
Do IN the sconn and il situation SO important eba'se
ISTIsvfE Juy 2G-Tde money maket cr'e sye hsl-
anres in bank considerably ss0en. boz Le r.r f s f rom
da,ing any -ns hrtr. There ac'ife n ~ ga sYt
ahe at v per cent 'hr banks chfe n-nrf 0ny ~
Get in ssderl'i1H ~ favor Gue their n"IDaof
(iNCISNATf Jhr H. II.re is not sk" NJ" 'an I'D o." ~
money market III 0ugcol 1lei heat o. &c
1eahs- checks the disposition % a,lr1 o in Gfss -n4 tct =
81 from the Ul :"
unusually light sid fthouf1 % o. d. 70 -
currency the market s et.y fr- commercial par % s"' pS'
cent y bank ali 31U cent in tlr Oleu mar.e'
ST. Louis 26-ie-.erlay aEpther dil c1T pr
circles ore erp'. 81 wheat vOgl4 INDIE - F ~
fol than actually e1f
fore prolal that f5. movement LARGELY gc' W W
by interior Discount offerings Increase
with the large amount heretofore ole 81 up" f'
without empiOi fnfu lnf
soue easier than an any a month past R1is r.. ~
Eastern exchange weakening and sales Yesterday tre'n
AZ mr. and even ths rate is above that Of other Western '
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FRIDAY. Jnly 29-P. ".


Themembers of the New York Stock Exchange
"a well as the whole community were shocked ana paeu
this morning at the report Of the murder OF ME- beJ"
min Nathan for many years honored and respected
member of the Stock Exchange, at his residence NO.
70 West Twenty-thirdst last night At meeting Oh INC
members Of the Stock Exchange the Governing COM
mee of the Board were instructed to offer reward OF
40 600 10 be paid upon the arrest and conviction OF the
murderer or murdcrers of Mr. Nathan. The feeling ana
expression of the public this terrible murder are OF
the strongest character and the sympathy for me fay
o the deceased alike honorable to the head and to the
heart of humanity Mr. Nathan held positions OF respoh
sibity and trust in several corporations. Messrs WI"
IT. Nelson A. A. Bayss and II. G.. Stebbins were ap
pointed committee report resolutions expressive Vi
the feeling of the Board
The money market to-day has been easy at rates OF ana
pcr cent on Governments and per cent on STOCKS
There is a very large amount OF funds to loan CONNER
cia paper quoted at GIat for prime paper ana other
grades from sac per cent
Foreign BANKERS said TO be covering their spec
ulot1ve sales i'm Governments to-day.
The Gold Room to-day has been quiet and the tendency
Of prices was downward At 10 o'clock 1t sold at l2lt
1880 l21l lOO 1919; 1900 12l $780, l2l4 l;4o zig
OLD 1911: 2:45 49, and closed at o'clock at 1903 HIGH
est l2ll lowest 100 After the adjournment ofthe Board
it was quoted at 3l6 12Oi 37, 1909; 4:2O 100!
and DUH
follows: Cearngs gold balance, slG2ilGi IL
currency balance $685. III 20. Paid Tor carrying, p B.
4 and per cent.
change sight being strong and 60 days bills weak The
I'll
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING House OF HENRY CLE"s q Cop
81 Wall-st.
Interest allowed on all daily balances Of gold com
or currency accounts at market rates.
Persons depositng with us can check AZ sight in
same manner as upon any of the banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand
or at fixed date, bearing interest at the current
rate.
Collections made promptly at all points.
We draw Bills Of Exchange, make 0icgaphic
transfers of money in London, and issue credits
available throughout Europe.
We are prepared to take Gold Accounts, on terms
the same as for Currency; to receive Gold Oh Depos-
it, bearing interest, and subject to check at slght
to issue Gold Certificates of Deposit; 20 make Ad-
yances in Gold against Currency and other CoIate-
rails; and to afford Banking Facilities generally upon
a Gold Basis.
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Coleman Benedict
the closing quotations at G
D'clock. as fOllOws:
The following shows the result Of todays. business
the Sub-Treasury in this city,

Tie following is the movement in Dry Goods for the
week Entered for consumption, 4ss; Withdrawals
SOIL 3i7; warchouscd s9l3.g97.
The Boston advertiser OF yesterday The receipts
of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad
Company and have been for the past few months
heavy, and largely In excess of the corresponding
month last year, proving that under favorable crcum
stances the road can accomplish all that it, strongest
friends have claimed for It,
Tn" line from Dayton 10 Cincinnati will he greatly
beneficial To the Cincinnati and Lafayette Road, well
~ 10 the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad.
Earnings OF the Pacific Railroad (of Missouri for the
third week of July
ib!0... 160 100 lgt9.... 80 100 Increase.
Mr. john GrccnOugh. formerly of Boston, and many
years connected with MeSsrs Gtinucll Minturu a Co..
and Mr.. Alfred T. Reeves, Private SECRETARY Srcrc
RES MtNullOch ana Boutwell,, have become associated
with the banking firm of Henry CcWS d Go.
The Washington Insurance Company have declared
div Idcnd Of cent, free of tax, payable August
We give below our weekly summary the condition
of the money market at leading business points he
country
Cmc,Go july 2There rppeas Re hotter supply H,rcr
The hands 'hau which
iu
hraa.tu 100 tbs naraet within r tsfs past anal improvement
ile export. grain. still rir 90 mr.
u"E i There ISL ttlr' 20 lcclsllt.r
enabled NEE. the anticipated te. lu from lhut sections a.
business experience not he Sigh acu c.oUt ns o.ls
10 ler rt per auuu Nhl pciDrs al oaer. gtaralr
M Go cr the open market 30 Che from 4
Per month Tie movement o cn,lguc To m from t
81 Hunted Character .ud ato ,scl balanced Curreucy
trhe T'cuv AMI Eastern exchange
iv Of
chang Tie demand to
OF 'he banks able " sapp !hems, sh satisfactory
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At4t O'Clock p. to-day, consols were quoted In Lon
don at s9g and the 52Os of at 49, DO 49, s do of
e nj So and 1O4Os at So Tie advance abroad has put
up the price at home and Governments therefore
strong to-day with limited sales Holders of these secu
rites are waiting for better prices.
Southern state stocks very dull, with Tennessee 6s
new at Coz, North Carolina Is, new, 2 Missouri 6s, 80
Railroad bonds continue very quiet with Central Pacific
SCI; ST. Louis and Mountain First Mortgage, So In
CITY bank stocks only two saesare reported-Cen at
lO3 and Tenth National Bank. 1851.
The stronger and huoyant feeling in the stock
market continues, and prices to-day firm and with
the decline in gold, stocks advanced.
We give below the highest sales of the stocks named
ot IN d.tes
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TIE TRrsrynl

FRIDAA. luy % 1870
ASIlES-The for Pots firm. with
sc 5 Pearls moderate request and the ssady
500 80 Is.
BEEswAXThe business in his branch trade has been ony
moderate and prices have undergone
a FOR Yellow
BRSTLESThe demand heen only
quotsble change; quote - 81
COFTON-The demand has been moderate mainly ua
lots wanted by spnuers and spectators; wor
and held with comparative steal less but the common .d
and greatly neglected; sales of 9j bales m evturg
arrived including "a for mpton and al uro
delivery there has been Lite doing operators giving their
principally the settlement july contracts. tlr feue weak
and nominal; the only lots reported bales July 2.c 1 dn.
8lc 100 August 6.c.. and Low NdIng;
about 900 bales settled for July 9c We quote nay
E.fn
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r. Shelton Mackenzie, in his life Of Dickens,
now nearly ready viii cudeayor to establish that as ne
says in letter 10 friend ia this city there never was
no SIGH person Charles Dickens" Nj Mackenzie SAYS
the real name Of the distinguished autLor Charles
j I'm HOughmandiche. His volume, 70 be- Published by
fessrs. Eppntott, Will comprise a chapter " two Of
IsrsOnal recoecOns Of ceus besdcs other
material never before published relative to his ante
cedents aud cbaTAc
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SELECTIONS From TIE PROSE AND POETRY ALFRED DE
NCsSBT pp. 22i luri q Houghton.

sBL BOTTOMS FROM TIE PROSE AND POETRY OF ALFRED DE
NCsSBT. l6Ino pp. 221 Hud q Houghon.
De Mussct, both i'll his work and genius,
serves as better cXuoueut Of his class perhaps than
any other French writer Of the present century He
Partisan the Parisdns. The pictures he paints for
US with sharp Inning and fncncs Of truth, fun
Of bold LIGHTS and sOmhcr shadows, and reproduce with
accuracy, that Gallo lie and temperament 50 inexpca
be 10 the American full OF mobile surface sentiment
gay knocking, hard, yet covering profound and skep
teal melancholy. I'm personal character however, De
Msct nearly resembled the lower grade of young
English suJb He "dcarly loved a lord" He half
ashamed Of his genius, and, naturally weak and
wOmansh affected The rOUt, and boosted Of lis b0nHes
fortunes the aioi lie. The vugarizng ta.t Of this
ambition shows like uEwholcsome mdcw through his
most exquisite work The present translation is fairly
made The prose rendered with dclcacy and sincerity
hut the poems heavy. DE Musses eaven is present
but present rs though lost I'm English dOugan inevta
bic consequence OF any effort to remove into foreign
literature author the strength Of whose genius lay in
handling and executon rather than conception. The
cOorne his pictures is ncOmmuncabc While there is
little that f. om0blng in the spirit Of his work: the best
translation Of him therefore will probably appear but
"a duh photograph of mcager subject. 1t would per
haps iss the translator suggests TO leave those
who wish 70 know d. Musset 10 discern him in his
tongue and -arb.
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EIGHT PER CENT GOLD Bonds,
Endorsed by

STATE OF ALABAMA.
Price. o. and Accrued Interest.

Price. % and Accrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road. Issue re-
stricted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds a most desirable investment. Inc
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within y
year TO Eufaula. Its finances are in excellent condi
ton. and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and wellT
secured investment. -
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.. p Nassau-st.
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GEORGE OPDYKE & Co, . Nassau-st.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD COMPANYs FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BoNDs principal
and interest payable in gold, free Of Government
tax coupon or registered, convertible AT the option
of the holder into stock Of the Company a par which
privilege will at no distant day enable the holders
of these bonds to realize upon them ct a price con-
sderably above par besides paying about nine l9)
per cent currency interest in tho awhile. The
established character of this road. ming rs it does
through the heart of the most thcklsc,ted portion
of the great State of Iowa. together with its present
advanced condition and large earnings, warrant us
in UnhesitatinGly recommending these bonds To in
vestors as in every respect, undoubted security.
limited quantity are still offered at 80 and interest
by HENRYELEws & Co. No. 81 Wali-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30

NOTICE.-The Coupons due August l. 1870 on tho
First Mortgage bonds of the Southern Central Rail-
road Company will be paid that day on presentation
at the Banking House of Messrs. YENn,YE 4 Co..
Financial Agents of this CompanyS,Sos. 10 and Ii
Nassau-st., New-York City.
VIM. II. SEWARD, jr., Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30

The market closed steady with Keadlng yIi ONO and
Mississippi 34 Lake Shore, 9l2; NewYOrk Central 93s
q93l; ST. Paul Preferred, 76s 07G Pittsburgh, los Cold
1901.
Thefolowng are the Government quotations of Messrs