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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MOBILE, July g. 1872
'1 so?s LII
Cotton dull nddlins. nomlnsiiy &c. esTsceips IL
Se sro sss e. E.p sfse s Safest sS'e'
Nc ss:ss sS,s 80 A ss sss %sss5
Net receipts, 1850 Exports coaswise $40 Sales, i3l.
ssSss nS%ns Ss sssER
ports cOastwise' no. sales % Nv o,,r. 1uv "a 1872
Cotton nominal, low midSlings a35s re- Net re;
ss5S:Is dsS sss . s 1857 to
1903 nnd. ass s'iya1 w iow to
and
sG a. SS;Ss Il 4ssi s' ccrn anS
fair and Lower a. 4 oa sK fair demand s and
spa h sesy p sr s seaans
s sHs snet s rs
No
n e to Hse M Il ou
S Sass1 wsSs So Sp SSat o. ss az
wheat; 26O30 do corn; $4,000 do. oats; 5000 do ryei
24,0Ou do. barley -
Flour steady and in good demand
ssS \ s. yVss sSs
g. g GSrn r% q. 81 e.
Mliifee4 anchangcd; shorts, OH shipstuf SlS; mid
Wheat corn, sAa e New xSrl; lumber s. 70 tls
Boston 6sc to New York, tsc 70 Albany Sc. Receipts
BY lake-so0 bushels wheat G2e,Vn feet lumber.
2,72l, 900 feet lumber. -
Lake imports-Fiour 800 barrels; wheat LOO bushels;
corn, $3.50 bushels; oats 90 bushels barley, 200
asa bushels; oats 1850 bushels nall shp@snts from
$3.50 bushels barley, 200 bushels Canal freishts-
Wheat, Ike. corn iohc; oats, Tkc, Flour scdve;
"a q =; Ss's, ssS g = %hcs. GSlssss ;sis:
Chicago spring quoted at 81 s. white Canada at u rs
81 go red winter 81 e. Corn strong held ct So heavy
bushels Of 6ifc Oats quiet and FIRM sacs 5000 bushels
at ssc Barley malt-Canada quoted 81 u % - %;
Western, 81 ID 81 o.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoxEr MARRxr. LONDON July 1e-4 30 2. NJ
Consols and American securities unchanged. Consois
states ave twenues opened at x for sgs, 92z for 6ss,
Aus BouxsS as jay ss-P M-Renses closed at
LrvrRrooL Corrcr MARKsr-hvxnrooI, July H, 40
P.M:.The market Y unchanged Cotton opened stronsi
OF the day are estimated at j5OO bales Sales for The
week have been $4,000 bales Of which bales were for
$500 bales, of which s DO bales aye XYsriesn Es:
were American Actual export for the week. 1900 bales
The stock anoats $4,000 bales, Of which 00 bales are
American.
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GOLD lax.

Gold touched 1142l to-day, with few sales how
ever closing at ia Ito lax. The rates paid for
carrying to-day were 2, and IL per cent. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were
"a follows Gold balances, $2,104, 555; currency
balances, $24l4,555; gross cearances $780, O51 900.
Phe Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 on &C
count Of fve-twenties redeemed, making the total
TO date 1000, and $1l2 600 on account of in
terest The latest report Of engagements for ship
ment tomorrow makes the amount e. $50, 900. The
steamship agents estimate the shipments at
100000, including s15O,OOO silver, while some Of
the bankers estimate the outflow as high as
$s,5oo00o.
Prime sight bills are steady at 110X. Within two
days about 100000 sterling or about 81 o0o 900,
cable transfers have been sold at 110H to 110, in
Guiding one lot Of 100000 sterling at about 110X
RumOr says that this lot was bought by banking
house to make good default In some subscriptions
TO O new railway loan defaulted ON by the SUBJ
scrbers. against which bills had been drawn.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
is the most interesting feature at this hour The
following are the specie shipment engagements up
to this hour:-von HOFFMAN, e1,5oo,o0o; Brown
Brothers, $1,25oooo; Belmont, $150,000; ]. J.
Stuart $4,000; total $3,955 0Oo Of which $780, 600
10 silver
GOVERNMENTS ARE STEADY
at the following prices:-United States currency
sixes 114h 114x do. do, 1881, registered, IFS
116A; do. do coupon, HIS 117T; do. FIVE
twenties, registered, May and November, 1853 O
115X; do. do 1852, coupon, do, 1853 115X; do.
DO, 1884 do do, 1864 116X; do. do 1855, do do,
116A 116H do. do, 1867, registered, January and
July, 114% 114S; do. 1886, coupon, do, 114X
1147s; do. do, 1867 do. do 115H 1159S; do do,
1885, do do, 115 115l; do tenforties, registered,
l111 1l1X; do. do, coupon, 1924 11s; do. flves
Of 1851 registered, 112H o 112al; do. do, coupon,
l13X 11S7s Central Pacific gold bonds, 1O1A 1O2.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The following were the prices of Southern secu-
rites to-day coupon, 70 1917; do,
new, 70 1917; Virginia, ex coupon, 45 q so; do.
registered stock, old go AZ; do, skies, consoli,
dated bonds, 5o,l 51k do, skies, deferred scrip:
l5X 10; Georgia skies, 20 75 do. sevens, 80 90;
North Carolina ex coupon, 80 q "a; do. to North
Carolina Railroad, 20 so; do. funding, 1906, %
90; do. do, 1868, 20 25; do, new, q %; do.
special tax IL 49, Missouri slxes, e4,1 e4a5; do.
Hannibal and St. Joseph, % q os; Louisiana skies,
80 GO; do, new, AZ IS; do, levee skies, 80 e5
90. do eights 20 II; do do. Fights, 1875, rs IS;
Aiabama fives 81 a go; do. Fights, SO SO; South
Cs.roina skies, "a SO; do, new January and july
2oH a 2s1I; do, do, April and october, 81 q 2s;
Arkansas skies, funded, so a "a.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids on the regular call
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COTTON BROKERAGE.

Meeting and Important Action OF New
York Cotton Merchants.
An adjourned meeting Of the cotton merchants Of
this city was held yesterday, at the Cotton Ex-
change for the purpose OF hearing the report Of the
committee appointed at the previous meeting to
draw up rules for uniform rate Of commission ON
the sale and delivery Of cotton. After the meeting
had been called to order by the President Mr.. s. b.
Harrison, the Secretary, Mr.. Robert Tannahll,
read the following report, which was acted upon,
section by section:-
NEW Yoax, July u, ls12
fixing on uniform rate OF commission on the sale and
following for your eonsde ration 70 lake effect on the
They recommend that the matter be presented to the
in bylaw to be framed SO as to make il binding on ali
members under penalty OF expulsion IN all cases where
fyr1@Thst the minimum rate Of commission for buying
% or
sales are extended e distant month, or exchanges
no Actual cotton Is received and deycred Which charge
guarantees both ways OF all parties In event Of
Sscosd-TGat addition to the above the usual charge
Of brokerage which separate transaction, shall be
TSd-rn the absence Of instructions to the contrary
any Of s consc o
notice by the purchase or sale Of corresponding
al pugshasss r sales e cotton 70. future
Binding
,a be as sag hs ow
within the meaning Of and amenabIe TO said bylaws
not as snss q s II:
principal, IN same way as though the firm were members
me spA be 'me9aR' Rya"' SUD-
4 Eh !. sHzs ssshhs' Committee
4 ko Il hTEanNHRAHn1.
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RAILWAY MORTGAGES.

CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids for city bank stocks
to-day New York, 1874; Manhattan, l6l; Mer-
chants 118; Mechanics, 1873; America, $50; City,
$50; Phoenix, lo1; Tradesmen's, las; Mechanics
and Traders, 1885, Gaiiatin National, 11s; Seventh
Ward, 100; State Of New York, ITO; Mercantile,
$50; American Exchange, IFS; Pacific, ITS;
Chatham, las; Bank of North America, 1O2k;
irving, l24K; Metropolitan, 1seK; Market, 1876;
Nassau 1o7; Shoe and Leather, l6o; Corn Ex-
change ls1; Continental, slk; st. Nicholas, lls;
Commonwealth, SO; New York National Exchange,
81; Central National, 1905; Fourth National, INK
Tenth National, 80; Oriental, ITO; Gold Exchange
400; Bankers and Brokers' Association, o.
MONEY IS EASY
AJAX to 3per cent on CALL Foreign exchange Is weak
on long sterling, but 1rm on short sight and cable
transfers.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Friday, July 28-l0s1B A. M.
s fsSS T rs e iIs SsS9 " Ts go I,s,s
10 A. M.-Bef6re Call.
y r ss MSS oo:s 80 sSS' 'h' SSANw RI; III
30 dO."""..I isS 20 ddSo' ......y,... iSs
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CUR ACCOUNT WITH EUROPE.
Foreign Exchange About Steady, Governments
Firm, Southern Securities Neglected and
Railway Mortgages las They We're" oo'
MON Ely STILL EASY.
Heavy Export of Specie to Europe,
Amounting to 100000.
a. WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, July 26-6 p. M.

TKlDAf, July 20 T. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was firm, the demand
being chiefly directed for spring for export. Winter
was held less firmly, the market closing with q
good demand for shipment. The market for n0ur
was firm but inactive Cotton was quiet at 2lc for
how middIing and &c for middling.
ar t ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
business was extremely dull being principally con-
Aned to Pacific Mail and Erie, both OF which stocks,
although represented as the features" gained but
lttle distinction. The following were the lowest
and highest prices today
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p. M.-Breadtsfs are dull. Corn, 10s "a to Hs per
quarter California white wheat, lis 3D. lls I'D. per
Genial; red Western spring, los fd lis ID Receipts OF
wheat the past three days 5000 quarters
Of which u ,0o qual ters were american. -, =.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCES MARKEr-LIvERPOOL, July 10
$50 r. N.-Cotton and produce markets unchanged
LIVERPOOL PRovsioNs MARKKT-ILvERPooL, July 10
Pork, 4ds per bbl for prime
oil, fS6 Q fS8 per ton.
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Wheat was quiet but rm at about 81 81 50 for No
and So 81 g Cor No sPElng The sales were about
for prime Northwest q q for red winter Western q %
less active The sales foot yP about lsoo bushels
SAIL 62,fc &C. for high mixed; CSC. for Western yellow
and 72c for Western white Southern descriptions
about 9olc bushs Is At tsIc for No Chicsgo. fCr
and State on tho track. Barley remained inactive and
entirely nominal Rye remained quiet Sales last even
ing 800 bushels Wesern at TO-, ahoat ana to-day 100
bushels do on private terms .
berth fre!shs and rates exhibit decided change Yes
sells for petroleum trade continued IN fair request and
rates hrm. Since our last the reported engagements
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The quotations are based cotton running In quality
quoted.
les $50 bushels corn do corn meal 100 bbls. aud
225 bags; oats 125 2 bushels; barley 993 do rye 4l6
do The four market ENTHUSIASTICALLY for choice
brands the demand fair The sales foot up about
superdne rye all q prices within the range q our
mand at unchanged prices Sales $50 bbls, nprsng
nearly all kinds at prices within the range Of the ap
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The hrst three articles were passed Without al
teration
On the fourth Mr. SLAUGHTER moved an amend
ment shat brokerage be paid by buyer and seller
to different brOkersn to which Mr.. Walsh added
sand that all brokers be debarred from trading in
cotton on their own account"
After considerable discussion the amendments
were carried.
on the fifth article an amendment was passed
striking out the word ''slip."
On motion OF Mr.. PEARCE q sixth article was
added, "that when contract for one month Is pur-
chased and another Is sold 1t be regarded as one
transaction II done simultaneously and the charge
OF two and q half per cent should cover the com.
mission on both transactlOns.n
On motion of Mr.. MACAULEy committee was APP
pointed by the chair to lay the matter before the
Board Of Managers OF the Exchange-the new sug-
gestions to go into operation September l.
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UI0sINa PRIOEs-4 O,oLoUK ?. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Moderate Demand and I'm
changed; Receipts at the Ports, s21
Bales-Brcadstuffs Firmer-Cofkcc Dull
Sugar Quiet-Lard Observation-Disclosures
Easier-Spirits and Rosin Decidedly
Bettcr-Metals Flrm-Wool Quiet
Whiskcy Higher.
FRIDAY, July 1852. NJ.
Asnrs-Recepts since last 20 packages. The mar
ket has been quiet stock accommodating but holders in
sist on firmer prices Pots quoted at 81 75a So Is
BUILDING MATERIAL-The market for brick has been
less active but learn of particular change prices
Lime continued dull; there very little Offering and
still demand; quoted at 81 Is and 81 rs
for lump Cement was quiet and steady at 81 GU for Rose
dale. Laths continued In fair demand, with quite free
sales of Eastern spruce at 81 80 q So 40
has been no change in prices since our
Bic. SIC patent do, 42c. 4Sc stearfc 28c &c. par.
afne, &c &c. adamantine, Nc lsxc according to
weight
CoFrEr.-Thc market remained dull and prices nearly
Il not quite nominal We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes
l5c Rl5sc.; fair dol l6alc l7c good do, l7sc.
1870 prlhe, lsc lsAc., gold, per h. 90 days Mara.
Ss2I le Java &c. &c., Soid psi b .S0 5 1ema
C9TToS-Fot cotton on tle spot the demand has beeH
moderate at unchanged prices. Good middling is adj
yaneed &c. PEI ~, but was quite nominal Forward
delivery wHs IN fair request and without material change
N price, The sales reported Change to-day as
To-day. Last EGG. Tbta!:
Consu m Inn, 760 155 9l5
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Comptroller Green paid yesterday to the Depart
ment Of Public Instruction, toward the construc-
ton, &C, Of public school buildings and Of the Nor
MAJ College, }Sc,oQ0 !
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have been ITO uvsrpeoz1 steam y 600 Su.hel,
SsSs q q 4 Si
ron @ 1 "a hhSs q ss - oei
ISs shsrssSs insads SoigsssP b.!f cs1f -
e bristol Direct sessfsi ssIas rsiss brig
sS.asS BIG hsssss Q xSswssp: ssS Ssis ssansd
o. % g 81 an Amsfcsn bark cm Pniisd;sphis p
$
asI%ss s:as S s Sss ssSsd 49, sris:ss terms!
KIN and but We were unable ioissrn
nS shows remain: as
S SsSs IEGs .SS
heavy Hyyy, =, ham,. ~. n.,n AMI,
Manila quoted sod rs%sinsa quiet snS
Sssf M Win ' sales 'os bales
y sy ss 's :asSns snd
sases sal salt %
h.: Ss
ITs; Tor Sst .r.. a., nut the limited
sss
sSss w lsssysS
Saay: ss pss s. = s'. :. ' - -.
ss inquiry Ii a1s The
e.: sssa 4 a ssr. y
SSs. n sa% s.s
ya "a gold ana 10! slabs Straits at &c. god Iron
Sales soons Englston At so now held A. So 100 tons
quiet
nss Il nss s
e n0ssne the current although
cusa-centrlsal and mixed. i Sss s &C. s!s
aseSvado, refining. ~ .ee &c. -
pMuscoyado, grocery......... "a &c SSc.
English his Islands. Sc &C.
MY 0rlsS .os:; the i has
ss: IL sS 10 4 Z
sS:Sy & (: s
s. W Sos q 81 sp Ssi s.ls e 4 & 6
Sbs d. At % 20 bSls s. black 1s ia Tar wss
sS quiet but drmeS We hear q sales Of % SG at
change occurred .Ss market market
os IN a. lots S 81 & &c
IS sraas So ssSas .se 81 dS
sss ier Psi%s and sos sss Ssr IaisTSs .ss.,
:S. s
S s.SsusS
sSSs 4. %s1sS mai
s.SSss S5S s Ss 4
ss &:
terms nsn 'eS' OIL p"f''"'' "o' s'''n' on
81 NY, meats Oh aI@
nnet nrtcee v @ Po a,tbnmg
Hcs, anu apout ornef Offices WeLe curIenL aist1ubn
mere were no saes on %ncn 20 Dase M
MIgusu quotea nonnaiy tSio o Sts ~ snn9 o. ~
was Ma4e rVr AuHIst on iers h0 au1 ~
IN a3 1v oua % e ~ 4 hoyas ona
~ nltea request an1 very nrm sae OF W poxeS long
was mace 2. Isc nus most deaers neg lcr %
snor auo.e wd ~ rso a.
rugs wero scaIce unu nTh1,luo.eu ~, ~
in @ db ns Sessn Or bit aeaSy e ou a
ca & III iots oo ppis ~ prices wsnM e nh9o o r.
o eso y 1 10 az -. RAT
NotSnc of snca ansn;red e he remannu
. =. IN .sco - w ..at
3aet ana MsaGy az ron " IA cnt it has
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FINANCIAL.
A BANKING HOUSE
JAY COOKE a CO.,


nfsla-rfG a5
JAY COOKE CO.,
., 20 Wall street. New York.
We continue to sell at par adding accrued interest the
First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company Track laying ON the road is now pro-
crossing at the rate Of two miles day. through the most
fertile prairie region of Dakota On the completion of
this there will be 1--WE hundred ana sew
miles Of the main line in operation, uniting Lake
Superior with Missouri Siver and securing the large
trac Of the Northwest This amount Of road also entities
the Company million hundred thousand acresof
land located In Central Minnesota Eastern Dakota and
in the Columbia Valley on the Pacific coast The bonds
are secured by first mortgage on the road. its traffic
and franchise and on the entire land grant received
from government The rate of interest is and
three.tenths gold equivalent to about eight and q
quarter per cent in currency Believing the security to
be ample and the rate of interest satisfactory
mend these bonds as desirable investment Holders of
United States S2Os and hghpriced corporate securities
may materially both their principal and their
interest income by exchanging for Northern Paciaca
JAY COOKE CO.,
49, New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
CITY MANUFACTURER OF STAPLE GOODS ON
IA good cred0 desires 10 negotiate with capitalists
for satisfactory security G. L. box sa herald ti once sn'
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF
Eighth avenue and nd. West Thirty stre st,
cent interest paid Bank open daily from 10 to r.
M; also Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings
from TO- O'Clock. JOHN HOOPER, President
OFFICE OF ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
" road Company, No. lN Broadway, New York, July -
ls2Noce 10 hereby given to the stockholders Of the
dend OF 10 cent has been declared by said company
payable In certificates calling for full paid shares Of the
Cairo, Arkansas and Texas Railroad Company OF Mis-
souri, which win be delivered on and after August - At
II. @. MARQUAND, Vice President
THE COUPONS OF THE BONDS OF GREENE
county, Missouri maturing August !, will be paid
and after that date at the National Park Bank New York
w. G. HORNBEAK, Commissioner
T1HK INTEREST ON THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
i of the Syracuse and Chcnango Valley Railroad, due
Augusta will be paid 1t the First National Bank, New
York A. A. HOWLETT, Treasurer.
TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ 5y6 and 500 Canal street, corner OF Laght
Six per cent interest on SIS to $5,00U
Assets-$lO,35s,279 81
&1Q O0O WANTED-FOR BUILDING BATH IN
R1O.OOV this city; ample city and country securi
given per cent and good bonus For particulars call
DIR. WHITE, IA Broadway.
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900 shs Pac NJ IS Co. .s3
lW do. .sS
100 do. :. 49,.
100 NY O q H r RR. :.
200 Chic 4 r l RR. BIS
900 q h N w RR. ..... :.
600 do. ..S
1900 do. :.
100 do.
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s22OO0 Tenn 6's, old -.
1000 Tenn 6's, new. -.
lUU0 do. ....... BIS
1000 Georgia rs.
1000 8 O S., old. !. 80.
800 8 G 6's, n,Jan Ally
10000 Missouri 6's. :. i.
500O NC &c, old BIDS. :.
20DO N Y G Us, 'S3. :. :.
1910 I'm Pac LIST m.....
500 do.
l0Ul0 I'm Pac rs, lgb..
1000 II 4 81 J SIS, comb
200 Tol a Wab list IN.
100 Tol 4 Wab I'd m. !.
1000 N j Cen LIST IN, n. .
5000 Pitts, IT w a q LIST
1000 Ohio 4 Miss c BIDS
700 ST l., JAG &Chi LIST
5000 do.
5000 North Mo LIST m. &. !.
5000 NJ 4 st r S's, LIST IN
1900 Col, ca l G LIST m.
400 G Falls & MINI lst
10000 Han 4 Cen Mo lst
m CO, @ 4 / LIST m.
70 shs Irving Bank.
100 U 8 EXPRESS Co. -.
2llO pa0 NJ 9S In no
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SHARP-0n Thursday, July %, FANNY AGNES, only
daughter Of John s. and Maria Sharp aged years.
Funeral this day Saturday, at two O'Clock p.
NJ, from her parents residence, aol West Twen-
SHERMAN-At Malone, N. Y, on Thursday, July
rs, WILLIAM H., youngest son Of Minerva and tho
late CAPTAIN lchabod Sherman, aged % years and Q
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday 18th
ns rse NJ R S% hi s s''sseSs % as
sHuxwxY.Son Friday, July 90 1872, JAMES Ed
shumway, aged 10 years and days.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
rents, No. 4sS Lafayette avenue, on Sunday aftsr-
srArroRD:-On Friday, July 20, STEPHEN A. siAr.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from his late residence Tenth avenue
and s,C3ns street. on Sunday July ~ az one
THoMAs.-At Erie, Pa, on wednesday, July p
sspS a. unssa SCI States Navy aged 10
nT funeral takes place a. Newport. r. l., to-day
Saturday.
VAN NAMK.-At Newark, y. j., on Friday, July
%, CoRNELTUs A., only son Of Joshua and Eleanor
Van Name, aged 50 years.
funeral from HIS late residence, 12s Orchard street,
on Monday, July 20, at two O'Clock p. n mtsrment
s0ans rsai Friday july s at her residence
s35 East Twenty fourth street, New York, Mrs.
CArHARrNE WALSH the beloved wife Of John Walsh,
In the 57th year Of her age.
Notice offuneral hereafter. ~.
WILMINGTON Thursday July Is, RoBE1f A.
WILLIAMS, aged ~ years and 20 days.
Funeral services at his late residence, 40 west
one O'Clock.
Virginia papers please copy. /.
wYMAN.-At Bergen Point, N. j., GEORGE CuRTme
WYMAN aged months and days.
Funeral will take place from Bergen Poins on
Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Relatives ana
fgiepdG are invited,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03
BEAUTIFUL WoMANl

HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM gives to the
Complexion the freshness Of Youth. HAaAs's
MAGNOLIA BALx overcomcs the flushed appear
sncc caused BY heat, fatigue and excitement 1t
mako tho lady OF forty appear but twenty, and
so natural and perfect that no person can detect
Its application. BY Its use the roughest skin IL
made to rival tho puro radiant texture Of youth
full beauty. 1t removes redness, blotches. and
plmplcs. 1t contains nothing that viii iujure
tho skin In the least. MAGNOLIA BALM Ii used
BY all fashionable ladies In new York, London
and Paris. 1t costs only % cents per Bottle,
and Is sold by all Druggists and Forfumers. feao
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03

The inhabitants OF Gold Hill have
now learned that there is no reason
existing why they should any more
continue to take their watches wanting
repairs to Virginia City. j. Carlson Is
permanently established in Gold Hill,
and his work is giving great satisfac-
ton to the public. He does not de-
pend upon employed workmen, but
attends to orders himself; therefore
the citizens Of Gold Hill and Silver
City requiring a practical watchma-
ker, for the repairing Of their watches
and clocks, will please give Mr.. Carl
sen a trial. apo If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03

San Pablo stage driver, was Frustrated
by sunstroke yesterday.
The Episcopal Convention has as
sessed the various parishes in the dio-
cese sufficient to give the Bishop a sal
airy Of 5000 per annum, and $500 for
a Convention fund.
1t Is rumored that members of the
st. Louis party, and Boston men con-
template establishing an immense fur
niture factory In this city.
The weather is much cooler. There
Is q strong west wind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03


New Mining Observation-Disclosures
lien Created By the Nsmihatisn or
Horace Greeley The Democracy
Avow their Detcrminatisa - Sup-
p~rt Hin-Held % Answer.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 3-S P. NJ
The following companies were incor-
porated this morning: Winnemucca
Chief Gold Mining Company. capital
four millions; location, State Of Ne
vada generally. Gold Hill Tunneling
Silver Mining Company, under amend
ed articles with original location and
capital. Baker Mill and Mining Com
pany ; location, Plumas county, Cali
fornia; capital three millions.
The nomination Of Greeley creates
decided sensation here. The Demo
Gratis generally unqualifedly avow
their determination to support him,
and a very large number Of original
Republicans do the same. !.
Thomas O'Rrien, who shot at Jimmy
McGinn, better known As Baron Nc
CHM Of Tyrone" was to-day held to
answer on charge Of assault to murder.
His bail Is fixed ut $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03

WHERE TO Go.-wnen you q . nice,
smooth. agreeable shave, or your hair sham-
pooed, dressed and properly dxed up, 20 70
Pohl's popular saloon, next door to Gioson'e,
Main street, Gold I'LL. sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to DO found
there. AT Pohl's the ladies' can have their hair
cut, curled. cleansed or dressed In tho most
taaiafnl manner. se2-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03

JUsr ARRlvED.-N. F. Waller Is now
opening his new and largo stock Of
clothing. of latest styles, fine furnish
ing goods, latest style Of hats, boots,
shoes, trunks, and everything con-
tanned In n first-class clothing store, to
which he calls public attention, as his
motto Is: "Quick sales and small
profits ="