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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-07


ADAIR-On sunday, May S, Of pneumonia
ROBERT ADAIR, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, 905 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, on
Thursday, May Q, at two O'Clock p. M.
AMEs.-On Monday. May 8, at Leggett's Hotel,
EDWARD AMEs aged AZ.
His friends, and members OF the Baxter Hop, are
invited to attend his funeral, at william II. Ken
ncdy's 470 Pearl street, near Chatham, on Wednes-
day, May 8, at two O'Clock.
BAKER.-On Sunday morning, May 5, SARAH PYE-
WELL, wife of Fred. Baker.
Friends OF the family and Of her uncle, Mr.. +. p.
Schoals, invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, 1913 West Eleventh street. ON Wednes
day, at two O'Clock r. M.
Enthusiastically, at Harrisburg, Pa, on Satur-
day, May A. GEORGE .. BLAKE, OF Boston, In the 37th
year Of his age.
Remains to be taken to Mount Auburn for inter
ment.
CANNoN.-At Pigeon Cove Mass, on Sunday, May
s. HORATIo T., infant son OF Madison NJ and Annie
Il. Cannon aged months and 81 days.
Funeral from the residence Of the late Horatio
Babson, at Pigeon Cove, this CTuesday) afternoon
CATER.-At Clifton, Staten Island, on Saturday
morning, May 4, AYMAR CATER Esq. of West
Lodge, Herts, England, In the 33d year ofhis
age.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral rom ST. Johns church, Clifton on Tues
day, May 7, at one O'Clock p. M. Carriages will be
In attendance at Vanderbilt landing
CONs0LLY.-On Monday, May Q, Mrs. ANN Con-
MOLLY. widow Of John Connolly and mother Of r..
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Margaret Armstrong

Margaret Armstrong, young lady twenty years
OF age, residing in Houston street, near Green
witch, appeared before Justice Cox, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday afternoon, and
charged that on Sunday night Wilson Register, a
boarder at the Continental Hotel, induced her to
and under promise OF marriage and by violence
caused her ruin, and has subsequently failed to
make his promise good. Register denied the charge
and gave bail In the sum OF $1,000 to appear and
answer.
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The upward tendency of the gold premium caused
governments to strike fraction in advance of Sat
urdays quotations. The fves OF 1881 and the five
twenties OF 1862 and 1864 in the first column OF the
above table, are quoted ex coupon.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
There is no change in foreign exchange sixty
Gay prime sterling bills being sold at 1895, and
shert sights at 11O1s.
THE CALLED IN BONDS.
correspondent furnishes the following nforma-
ton in relation to the government bonds which
have been called in by the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury:-
Permit me through the columns of your valuable
journal TO impart some information to the public,
which think in many cases will be OF material
beneft, in reference to the fve-twenty bonds now
being redeemed by the government. find from
experience that many holders are labOring under
the impression to the registered bonds that they
date from the time issued by the Register OF the
GUS datesl, whereas it is from the act-viz Febru.
AIRY rs, 1862 The coupon bonds OF this loan are OF
four series-first, second third, fourth-of which
are redeemabe at present certain denominations
and numbers OF first and second SERIES and OF reg
istered (Which have no serfes certain denomina-
tiOns. Many still hold these bonds and are and
have been losing interest since December and
March last erring in the impression as to date and
act, as above stated.
STATE BONDS.
Southern State securities continue dull and the
quotations Of Saturday last are unaltered.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad earned last
month $145S5s, against $l1s,17s for the same time
last April In the course Of year two this road
win be deprived of considerable OF its traffic.
new and more direct road is to be constructed from
the Parkersburg West virginia) bridge down along
which viii save some fourteen miles of travel.
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Wheat In fair demand and prices &C. q Sc.
per bushe higher The sales were about 100 0 bushels
within the range Of y 60 81 6sH for Chicago In store
and afoat 81 50 81 " for No Milwaukee, 81 81 70
for amber; the market closing strong at 81 IS for
Chicago and 81 50 81 70 for No Milwaukee, in store
Corn more active, and prices closing AT 76c. 76c
for mixed afoat The sales about 2600 bushels Vt
Nike tor yellow, IKE 761ac for mixed, closing at
for June delivery at 69c Zoe. Oats were firm and In
good demand The sales aggregate about 5000 bushels at
6c szc for western In store and atioat and 57c SIC
for white. Barley was quiet generally held above the
views OF buyers; sales 5000 bushels Western at Soc Rye
quiet 6ut firm; sales 800 bushels Western in store
at CSC.
FRElGHrs-The inquiry for berth to-day has been
light sti there change noticeable in rates
The charterng business less active especially for the
petroleum trade for the advance demanded for that ar
gagements reported were as foliows:fo Liverpool by
sail q 500 bushels grain at I'D vessel haul from store
London, by steam 81 800 bushels grain at 5d To Ant
werp, go boxes bacon, 25s The charters CON-
prise An Italian bark, hence to Gibraltar for Or
Mediterranean Is Cd. Adriatc, and e. if to CONSTANT
Cork for orders to the United Kingdom 2400 quarters
grain at 5s 3d. nat with the usual Continental clause
Norwegian bark hence to Continental port 500 bills
refined petroleum on private terms; German bark 70
petroleum reported at A. 3D. British brig Phila
dephia to Havre, 1000 bbls. crude petroleum at De- An
American bark 40 TONS to Havana, general cargo $23
gold.
former prices were current We hear of sales Of 20
hhds. Porto Rio0 at Sc, and lU hhda New Orleans at
from &C. q 69c We quote
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For future delivery basis low midd ng) the sales
been follows:-sales Saturday evening, alter two
oclock-May, 100 at % l5l6c short notice), 100 &c.
ioOat g iiSc 100 at Sc short notice. June, LaS AZ
Is lille August zs5Sc September, SUI at 22ISc
October loo at November 40 at 1890; December,
for 100 June Total $50 bales Sales Today up % three
June 800 at Is i.l6c 800 at 2ssc 200 at % Lie at
23c July, 100 at 23,sc August, 100 at 23c, aD at
q il6c GOO at &c october 500 at 2o&c November $40
changedioc paid to exchange loo August for G July
9l6c paid to exchange 200 May for 200 June ls6c paid
Grand total l245o bales Rates on cotton TO foreign
ports closed nominal as folows-To Liverpool by steam
Ac 70 Hamburg, by steam "a, compressed Nc sail
Baltic ports, by sail &c ic, gold To Mediterranean
ports by steam lc The total receipts at the ports
bile, 4S5 savannah ~ Charleston, sN Wilmington a
Total 1858 bales This day last week, 40 bales This
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The quotations based cotton running in quality
NOT more than halt grade above or below the grade
quoted
inquiry moderate, but without leading to business
The current quotations follows .-Cargoes Rio
ordinary i4ac l4lsc do. fair, l5c i54c. do good
I5lc loo do. prime, l6he l7c, gold in bond sixty
daysl Maracaibo, ISc. 19c.; Lagiayra, 1Sc. nc.
ST. Domingo in bond, &c. Java &c. sc, gold, duty
paid 80. -, a 200 -. -
5lOO bushels; meal $50 bbls and 30 bags oats
cidedy rmc-parficuiariy for extras and winter wheat
hourand transactions were in measure restricted by
bbs Southern bbs superine rye all asprices within
the range az our revised quotations. Corn meal was in
fair demand and frm Sales 100 bbls private terms
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MCLEsTER-MCKENNA-At st. Joseph's church.,
Sixth avenue, by the Rev. Father McCanccy,
EDWARD MCLEsrER to MARY, daughter OF the late
John McKenna, ESQ.,, formerly OF Belfast, Ireland.
Reconsideration Tuesday, April 30, by the
BRIDES mother, CHARLES f. RHODES to JOSEPHINE
BOYLE, all Of this city. No cards.
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Total in yrs sos ssesss Total in ~ yrs 1851 go

Total In yrs 81 6s Total in 20 yrs 1881 600
ge per SILT 0S74 Avcr'ge per 3l72 1893
II the value of products imported into Great
Britain from the United States be computed at
rates similar to those used In our export valuation
it follows that merchandise to the value Of
$44 sS1 is exported to that country annually OF
which we have no Official cOgnizance. And even II
In the British mode Of estimating the value, the
cost Of freight be included, there still remains dur
ing the last i've years an annual excess OF thirty
millions. II, therefore, as some suppose, larger
allowance than i've per cent should be made for
SMUGGLING and undervalustion. the under estimate
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1TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
nFrIrr nr IN

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
l. OFFICE THE LIGHT Housn BoARpl
WASHINGTON. April 10, 1872. !
To Iron Manufacturers
Sealed proposals. endorsed Sealed proposals for four
fatbotoned Iron Buoys Of the class will be re-
ceiyed at this Office until and will be opened O'Clock
which Win circulars plans SPECIFICATIONS forms
application by mail, or In person 70 6. s. BOGus,
Naval sscretAfy
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OUR FOREIGN INDEBTEDNESS.
From the Mercantile Agency Annual

From the Mercantile Agency Annual
The question as to the amount OF our foreign in
debtedness and the annual burden OF the interest
charge Is one which often excites attention, and Is
made the basis of many arguments in regard to our
fiscal policy. In the last report of ID. A. Wells,
SPECIAL Commissioner of the Revenue QsG9, our
foreign debt was thus estimated
National securities 81 600 0O 600
State, railway, nicpaI and other
Total 81 ass, 500 900
The opinions, however, held on this subject by
those who have given it examination greatly vary.
The estimates of the best informed bankers, whose
business makes 1t necessary for them to follow the
state of the foreign exchanges as closely as posi-
ble vary from $s6O,OOo,ooO (say $500 600, 600 OF
United States bonds and 5000 OOO 900 OF State muni
cipa railroad and other securites 81 200
the several estimates OF State, municipal and rail
road bonds being substantially the same, and the
variation being on the amount of United States
bonds.
The elements Of this question somewhat diffi-
cult to specify with certainty. In the first place 1t
is necessary to estimate the adverse balance of
trade upon the actual exports and imports OF mer
chandise including specie. The declared values of
the imports and exports for the last eight years.
made mp by the Bureau OF Statistics used in the
following statement
Imports OF merchandise during the eight fiscal
years 1854 to 1871, inclusive So l03 III 1914
Add Ave per cent Tor smuggling and under
Of ys sIsss and bullion Observation-Disclosures: I Isssss
Total 81 1896 s47 9s2
Exports gold values)-
Domestic produce .............. s2,234 1856
sSeeis and %eG Saii"a esss
- 1886 5000
Adverse balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S4I0Iosis 1888
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EEe eG or as,asds Soc 4sc s &C. &c. &c.
only moderately active ana decidedly hear Of
0 a ,s aSs s Ss AZ %
g f and NJ . asss HSS Ss
% :sss
q Ss af . wsss s
1 ns S the FaT mn Of
5,s sj ss e. gsss 4
Al sss ss' s, sS aRs
s$
ad oa the market
both Ses1 ana ~
SS az Ssf e. %aS s s Dds
Sew SsTR d nfss aye efs
ss's s s % and Sbs crude
s Ss PSs ss,. ss ana ss
only az sos and
ana 80 sSls for ssptemSsI, at i sH III, 20 bis
PT prime aii' sn and rSss II 9
ssf
was % nH Mh eh sas range
ana psiSss or eady ssss M y IN fs
terces and SIS $50 for India terces Beef hams
were quiet and unchanged quoted within the range of
$23 S27. Cut meats firm, but generally inactive
Sales made within the Of l0c l2c for smoked
hams &c. 6c for do shoulders, 8aSc. l0c for picked
hams 7c g for do bellies, boxed or loose; DC SIC
quiet but firr Sales $50 terces at 93sc 91ac: cash.
chiefly the latter price June quoted at 91c. July at
924c. and August at gc. 10c City lard In fair de-
mand ut SIC for No and &c. 9sc for steam and kettle
| Sales 100 tierces.
SUGAR-The market for has been quiet to-day, but
full former prices current We hear of sales OF 30
bbls prime refining at &C., PSI hhds good fair refining at
| ized l0c., the balance on private terms, and ss
and IS boxes Mt SIC. Refined in fair demand and
steady. We quote Standardization to common refining
re SIC. fair to good fair refining, Shc SAC good
to prime refining, SIC &C. fair to good grocery 9hc
eMc prime to choice grocery 9Rc yMc; centrifugal
hhds and boxes &c loc; molasses hhds and boxes
standard Nos: to &C. s24c do 10 to II, &C. as1c.
do 13 to Is 9c. 107sc do, l6 to 49, 10sc l3sc do.
10 to TO- 4c i2c do. white, llhc. lie Porto Rico
Common to prime refining, &c. &C.; fair to choice gro
cery 9kc, l0c. Brazil Dutch standard, Nos TO IL Tao
| Sc. Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10 to l2c, &C. 91sc
| Neutrality-suspicious. and extra SUPERIOR TIC: S1sc.
RIcE.-The market for Carolina continued dull ant
crate demand, but continued firm we hear Of sales o
100 bags Patna at TIC 7Ac and $50 bags OF Rangoon
exc a TIC.
| terces
TALLow remained frm but quiet 10000 lbs sold a
g9c n o., ,
eratey active but at lower prices We hear of sales
about 300 bbs at S7ac. for New Orleans and ssc fol
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Ensy-Receipts mt the
Ports 5,e6s Bales-FlOur Higher-Wheat
Decidedly Bcttcr-COrn and Oats were
Better-Pork Quiet and Easier-Pctro-
leum Active and Higher-Spirits Tur-
pcntine Easler-Whislxey Lower.
MONDAY, May &C p. M
CorroS the spot neglected, and the market was
weak and dropping at the appended quotations. which,
owing limited business in progress quite nom-
nal The demand for deliveries was moderate at
about former prices. The sales foot up follows
To-Day. Sat. Eng Total
Consumption. ................... III 329 456
Speculation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
In transit. l72 liz
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VAST IRON PTPE-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at the Office of A. b. WARNER, President of
Bayonne and Greenville Gasllght Company % and 70
street. New York, for 1000 feet of 4iIch and 1000
of 3nch gasppe to be delivered at Bergen Point
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&4IO.Is.ls3
Adverse balance

From this statement II would appear that we
have bought s4l0 0o0 0c0 worth OF goods more than
we have sold bat IL will not do to accept this
estimate without some allowances.
We have added five per cent to the sum OF the
imports for differentiation and smuggling. II is
not believed by experts in the Treasury Depart
ment, however, that over three per cent should be
allowed for this item. On the other hand. some adj
dtion ought to be made for the profit upon ex-
ports and also for such exports not re-
ported, it being much more difficult for Custom
House officials to obtain accurate statements OF the
values Of exports than OF imports And even up TO
q recent period 1t Is well known that considerable
quantities OF domestic produce shipped from New
York in foreign steamships have not been entered
on the outward manifests.
The fact that domestic products OF very consider
able value are annually exported from this country
which do not appear in the published statistics of
commerce s evident from the following official
statement OF the value of imports into Great
Britain from the United States compared with a
similar statement OF our exports to that country:
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IITED STATES BONDS.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
The highest quotations for government coupon
bonds to-day compare with the prices Of last Mon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-05-18

which under our proposed method the proportion
would be snall Is distilled for alcohol, or the
pulp and molasses may be mixed, distilled, and
then calcined, producing as n result a double salt
Of potassa and soda, which if the root DC Guilt
waited in the ordinary way lie the most remunera-
tive part Of the process.
Another obvious advantage would be that the
beet cultivated as we have suggested would be
that the root would not spoil. There would be
one or more central factories at Oahu, for in
stance, and the roots raised at the other Islands
brought To il and thus sugar making proceed
without intermission the whole year round. The
juice Of beets cultivated in the manner heretofore
described would not be Liable TO rapid fermenta-
ton the yield OF sugar would be doubled there
would be less need of rapid DELEGATION and all de-
partIlents of the work could he carried on with
more thoroughness than heretofore.
We would fain extend this article to describe
the uses to which the fax may be put, and the
most approved method OF improving and pTePar-
ing its fibre, but as this is a subject upon which
our knowledge is limited we refrain. We avoid
all comments on the treatment OF the beet root
Juice the sugar Manufacture Is by no means in
its infancy day by day perfection Is being neared
and even as We write, new plans for the DELEGATION
and general treatment Of saccharine juice may be
i'm course of perfection. That would 50 far over
shadow any plan we may have as TO render 1t
worthless and effete. Should the foregoing re-
marks ever lead TO operations that result IN the
production of II superior article of sugar beet Tor
the manufacturer we are satisfied. We have
theOrized a little and some Of our ideas are based
on hypothesis almost always, yet the occasional
utility of both must often be acknowledged. Both
have their value both are essential To the pro-
gress of true science. In conclusion we may
remark that we have no pet theory 10 advocate I;
are actuated by no selfish motive, but submit our
views to the public in the earnest hope that they
may be of some slight value as data If for no
other purpose. (COncIudcd.)
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The SECURITY LIFE

OFFERS
Advantages unsurpassed In its terms Of NOn-fOr-
feiture expressed in all its policies, Absolute Re-
moYal of all Restrictions on Travel doing away
with Extra Rates and Permits, having no Contested
Claims. and asking no unnecessary questions.
Latest official returns Of ever Seventy Life Insurance
Companies now doing business In the United
States, ranks the SECTRIT LIFE as
second TO none in poInt OF In
treaSe Of business for
1871 over 1870.
Though this Company has demonstrated the value Of Life
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-05-18

r. a VF = WELL CURED Nd HAY
at y AND A HALF CENT PER
0hI ON Irnn t,rrox,s
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Security:

We now come 10 a brilliant. onward, approved embodiment
Of American Life insurance-th the Security Life Insurance Com
pany OF New York. a politician would say, the Security il
the peoples choice. II has certainly strong popular endorse
ment. BY The Atlantic, the Mississippi, and the Pacific, the
voice OF thousands speak it fair. The Security affirmed the
greatest increase of annual business In 1870 over 1869 of all
the life companies Of the United States. When this is consid-
cred Ia connection with the past progress Of the office, its
futu,e rank on the lm- roll i a subject Of no difficult conjecture.
Even with the additions Of 1870 there is no disproportioHa'e
outgrowth. 1t has been regularly built up TO the present pro-
portion, not suddenly projected forward. Ii has passed ahead
of other companies by the due operation and momentum Of its
own normal law Of accumulation.
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Though this Company has demonstrated the value of Life
Insurance by distributing among the
Widows & Orphans of $50 Members
....THE..-
Sum of nearly $500, 900,

IT'S losses, in proportion to the number Of the insured and the
amount Of insurance., have been remarkably few and light.
To every person seeking mutual insurance this fact is very
important.
The cost of the Insurance depends upon the vitality of the
Company in which you insure, and the best proof OF Inherent
vitality is the low ratio Of Claims in the past.
Ratio OF losses on new business of 1870, not one dollar on a
policy. -
The Prompt Commissioners Of lie Neto York Life
Insurance Department thus report Of The
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THE SUGAR BEET.

Hfh q Jeo Suggestions tor IHprouieg it, Culture
Wa u ris,o OF rendering us Production =, the
H1teqiiat Kingdom q Profitable and Success
fd Enterprise 10 tie Manufacturer and n Source
Of Employment for he Natire Population,
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ALSO, PER BARK MALVINA!

j u ST AR RIV Ell!
200 cases ST. Julien CIaret,
20 bbls Lager Beer, d" And. Muller ;" in OTIS.
10 bills Lager Beer. in pintC,
10 bbis Pale Ale, " II. Dirten,n quarts,
10 bhls Pale Ale. " II. niejen." Pints,
IS cases Barclays Porter, quarts and pints.
l20 casks Bass Pale Ale. - cases Swedish Ale,
100 cases, / doz- ca Old CO2naci 20 cases Kumuel, l doz. ea.i
so cases NOrdhauseT Whisky, 15 green cases Hollands Gin,
100 blue cases Hollands Gin, white bottles.
100 baskets fine Holland Gin, in stone bottles, large size,
IS cases Brandy, 100 demjohns Strong Alcohol.
20 cases NordhsuseT Whisky, 10 bbls Strong Denerara Rum,
IS cases fine COgnac, so cases Rudesheimer.
81 cases LiebfTaumiich. 3 cases BOonekamp B.tters,
IS cases Pale Sherry, u cases Port Wine.
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JUST RECEIVED
BY THE
British Bark GaPStang,
From Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
And For Sale by the Undersigned.

NEWCASTLE Swiftly COAL.
~ 10000 Ramsay's Square Fire Bricks.
1000 Ramssy's Arch Bricks, 10 tons Fire Clay,
25 Newcastle Grindsiones, IS tons Pig Iron.
100 tins Boiled LInseed Oil, 10 casks Blac1 Yarnish,
200 tins White Lead, 200 tins White Zinc,
tins yellow Paint,
Is tins Light green Paint, I tins Blue Paint,
10 tins Venetian Red, S tins best Red Lead,
Is tins VI. 8 Green Paint, IS tins Black Paint,
5 tins Chrome Yellow,
Is cases Galvanized Corrugated Iron,
IS boxes Corn Flour, 10 cases Lime Juice Cordial,
cases Mixed Pickles 4 cases Jams,
100 green cases Geneva
80 cases Finest Scotch Whisky,
10 hhds Geneva. - or casks Old Scotch Whisky.
10 or casks Maretts Brandy,
, or casks Duuyille's Old Irish Whiskey,
; or casks fine Pale Sherry,
, or casks very fine Sherry.
3 hhds HsnneSsy's Brandy.
; ~ casks Martelps Brandy.
$50 cases Pale aid India Ale, in at bottles.
so cases India Ale in pintS.
The Ely record. [volume] (Pioche City, Lincoln County, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01
BISHOP Bros. have Just received large

BISHOP Bros. have just received large
and fine assortment of Perfumery, Toilet
and Fancy Articles, such rs Ferina,
Pinaud and Wright's Colognes, Lubin's
and Phalons Extracts, Florida Water,
Pomades, Hair Oil, Cold Cream, Creme
de lis, Laird's Bloom of Youth, Bazin's
Tooth Paste, Steinberger's Glycerine,
Honey and Elder Flower Soap, Lubin's
Soaps, etc., etc., etc., which, together
with full stock of Chemicals and Medi-
cines, they are selling at the lowest mar
ket prices.
GRAND GIFT CoNcERT.-The Grand
Gift Concert, authorized by an Act of The
Legislature, will positively take place in
Virginia City on the 18th of October.
Secure tickets in time, as the list OF
course will be closed when tickets are all
disposed Of H. r. Breakey is agent fol
Lincoln county. IN. E4
OPEN ALL DAy.-As the Raymond &
Ely and Meadow Valley Mining Com
panies pay off to-day, Wells, Fargo 4
Co. will keep their bank open all day
for the benefit of those who wish to hay,
their checks discounted.
$50 to FelsenthaIs and buy ono o
! those Cashmere suits from $40 TO $40