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Mr.. ]. c. AYERS, Just in from Prescott,
Arizona, having been ten days on the
road, paid US visit last night. We and
him very intelligent gentleman, and he
gave us some valuable information in re-
gard to Arizona resources, which we
shall probably make use of at some
future time. He says times are dull at
Prescott on account of the lack Of water
to work the placer mines and to irrigate
in the agricultural districts. But the
people were jubilant over the subjuga-
ton of the Indians by General Crook,
and, upon the whole, feel more hopeful
and lii better spirits than ever before.
The Salt River and ella Valleys are fill
ing up rapidly with agricultural settlers,
and treble the breadth has been sowed in
grain that was ever cultivated before. Mr..
Ayers found business very dull in walla-
pal Mining District, and many ont of
employment, but the claim-owners gen.
orally were happy in the belief that that
country would bring them out all right if
they would only stick to it long enough.
MULES STOLEN AND IDESTIFIED.--A
young man from Parowan offered span
of very large mules for sale at Highland,
Thursday, for $3.50. His offer was ac-
cepted by Mr.. Baldwin, of that place,
who told the young man he would Lave
to come to Phoebe to get the money; but,
his suspicious having been excited by the
low price put on the animals, his real OBJ
,aak ,,x. knr 90 l.
in regard to the title. Inquiries only
served to still more excite his suspicious
that the mules were stolen, and enough
facts were finally elected to warrant them
being taken charge of as stolen property.
They were turned over to the keeping of
Boone a. Dolman until yesterday after
noon, when L. Mulvahill, of this place.
identified them as and proved them to be
his mules. They had been stolen out Of
\ pasture in Bullionville. The young
man is now in Jail, and will have pre-
liminary examination in the Justice s
Court to-day.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW OF MArRiMoNy.
Tonight Professor Mcdonald delivers
his big lecture. It will be full of truth,
fun and philosophy. He will scientifically
treat wedlock, and love, the strongest OF
the human passions; these subjects will
be treated in an original manner, and
much information impaired that nc
lecturer or writer has ever advanced
See spicy programmes distributed to-day
Look out for crowded house. Go early
and get a front seat.
THE BENEFIT LAST NIGHr.-The Thea.
ter was crowded last night to its utmos,
capacity, it being the occasion of the
benefit of Larkin and Miss Carrie Arm.
strong. The performances were vocifer.
ously applauded throughout.
THERE is telegram at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for James Stan.
ton.
BANKHEAD's mule train arrived yester
day from Toano, loaded with genera
merchandise. He had q successful trip
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what a won,an'. unf,u-nee Did.

Collins u. Day writes us lengthy let
ter from Prescott, Arizona-too lengthy
for publication-in which he links to-
gether the vicissitudes of his career thus !:
Ran away from home when he was six-
teen years old; went to California and be-
came addicted to dissipation; came to Pr
oche, worked in the mines, and squan-
dered all his hard earned money at SAL
looms and gaming tables; left here penni-
less. with a small supply of grub, and
brought up in st. George, where he
traded off next to his last shirt for cold
ylctuals enough to carry him to St.
Thomas, on the Muddy; there big
hearted and big-souled old lady made him
promise to abstain from strong drink in
the future; from there he went to Walla-
pal district, resolved to sacredly observe
his promise, which he did; thence he
went to Prescott, Arizona, where, through
temperance and economy he was soon
able to remit to his aged mother good
sized greenback, being the first COMMUNE
cation with his family for sixteen years.
In reply to this letter he received check
for $500, and the intelligence that his
father had died, leaving him the old
homestead, valued at $40, 900, and he was
lovingly forgiven for his truancy and i'm
plored to return to the home of his boy
hood, comfort his mother in her declin-
ing years, and enjoy the ample fortune
bequeathed him. We give publicity to
this little biographical sketch of Collins
b. Day, as requested, because it contains
moral which should not be lost in q
| country where SO many are leading disso.
Lutte and abandoned lives, homeless and
unknowing to wholesome parental re.
straint; and further, that he may express:
his gratitude TO his noble benefactress
who, he says, 'sheds heavenly lustre in
her humble home at st. Thomas"
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THURSDAYS REPORT.

sH,aEsJ SAN FRAscIsoo. May Is.
3I5 Ophir-4O 80 40b30 39la
1000 Gould l. Cury-l5h Is l5'sb3o 14h HISS
ss7 savsse-llob3 1876 100 1877 hba l25 1913 laCb3
"a, Chollsr potosi-7O 6s 65 G7b3o GO 6lb3o
69b3O 60 50 hb30 90 G5t30 81 CAV
40 Hale & Norcross--55 60 59s3 62b3 So 6lb30
los Crown Point-1SOb3O 126 125 l259
2s5 Yellow Jacket,75 !s 756sc u y I4bSo
1855 Kentuck-12 12b30 IL 10hs30 10
GO Alphs-36 IS
535 Confdence-9's 9ss ga
$50 Con- virginia-70 "A IS
1855 EYchequer-l2 IL
30 Seq. Belcher-45 "A
3l5 Overman-40 lib30 AZ
$40 Justice-ll 10h liz
SIS Caledonia-22H 24h 25Ab30 ......
AIS Knickerbocker-7R
1850 Silver Hill-2S 20 80 2SH 2IA 21H
PIocHE STOCKS.
us Meadow yalley-22 81 2lk
sos Raymond 4 Eiy-59 So 81 SIN
$40 Pioche-1l l0h 10
2i65 Washington 4 Creole-2a
900 Alps-la
470 Page 4 Panaca-lk Ia
405 American Flag-7h ~ 76's
500 HUM l. Hunt-2 IL Ia
$50 Bowery-b 90c
200 Chapman-5Oc
100 Silver Peak-ll
100 Peavine-40c
ITO lngomar-l 95c u
1926 Chief of the Hill-2h az "a
$40 Newark-lh ~ II
800 Chief East-50c
10 Phoebe Phenix-2A
800 Louise-40 35c
100 Marion-25c
205 kentucky-5A 5h
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~ FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
YESTERDAYS REPORT.


SAN FRAScIsco. May 16.
s s!H onbr-s6blo IS 35N sc 36,S 81
,Ss Ganld Curry-l3 IL II i 1880 IL
~, 90 Ssvaae-llO loo 107 100 ITO liz ll3 l15bs0
no, cbn,lar Potosi-59 co 81 63b3O co
~ Hale Norcross-5o 40 50 81 50l9 52b30
53b30
AN Crown Point-l2o 122 1913 hb30
sS0 Yellow Jacket-69 II ~ IS IA 75b30
oS9s IMMORTALITY "a 17s 7hbS0
ss0 Kentuck-10A II 1lkb3O
ITO Alpha-S 3Ih
,ays Condolences 81 . 9Ab3o 50 9b3O
so Con. virginia-75 76 75h
,30 Exchequer-12 IAN 124
40 Seq. Belcher-4l
ia Oyerman--44 45b30 46bS0 43Is
a05 Caledonia-23 22h y
l,0 Kpickerbocker-7 6A ca
,-IS baltimore Como 10 1Saa 1917
AK Silver Hill-2S 27h 81
PIocHE sToccs.
os,o Meadow valley-20h 81 2lh % 2la4 % hb30
AK RAYMOND 4 Ely-59 59R 6lb30 6Ob30 $3.50
Ss5 Pioche-l0h 99h 10
,ies Washington 4 Creole-2sa az 2ai $3.50
40 Alps-1h Ia IL
"a page 4 Panaca-lk1 SIX
1850 American Flag-6a 77kb3O ~ ~ asb3O
ls5 Bowery-SO 75c
$50 HUM Hunt-22b
rs silver Peak-lh
$50 Ingomar-90c l
$50 Chief Of the Hill-2@
$50 Newark-1s
100 Chief East-40c
500 Phoebe PheniI-24 ?S
165 Kentucky-54l5
80 Hermes-11 1917 10hb90
$50 Amador Tunnel-4h
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Notice Of Application
TO BECOME SOLE TRADER.

AEARGARET DooLY HEREBY GIVES NO.
NI tice that on the gath day of May, A. D.
1873, ct 10 o'clock a. m. Of that day, or SO soon
thereafter as the same can be heard, she will
make application to the District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District in and for the county
Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, for an order OF
said Court permitting her to carry on business
in her own name and on her own account, in
the business Of Boarding and Loding-house
Keeping, In the county Of Lincoln, State Of Nc
vsda. MARGARET DOoLY.
Phoebe, Nevada, April %, 1873, ap254w#
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JESSE BEENE, pioneer druggist Of Cal
ifornia and Nevada, and for several years
OF Phoebe, is now receiving full and
complete stock of fresh drugs, medicines
and chemicals, imported wines, brandies
and Kentucky WHISTLES. His new place
OF business Is on Main street, one door
above Wheeler 4 Co.'S, where he is pre-
pared to see his old friends and custom
esfs' and give prompt attention to all
branches of his business. Prices always
moderate.
IT is well known fact that Dyspepsia
and Indigestion are the causes Of nearly
all the diseases that the human body is
i to; then why pay enormous doctor 8
gilis' BY using DR.. Henley's celebrated
1 L Bitters they can be thoroughly
s;fadicated from the system and new life
impaired to the sufferer. Read adver-
usement in another column.
REMovAL.-The wholesale and retail
hquor store of Alex. Brown has been re-
moved from the house above the State
bahk OF Nevada to his new block on the
east side Main street, Just below La
oo1ur, whe he will be pleased to meet
oid customers and new ones.
H. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, and
Commissioner of Deeds for California
ana Utah. General business and real es-
"a, ,S'e agent. Collections made at reasona-
ole rates and proceeds promptly RENTED.
omce; Next door to the Postoffice, L q.
cour street, Phoebe, Nevada.
We would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement in another
column Of the Brooks Sewing Machine
~, OF New York they advertise, what il
indeed valuable invention. a frst-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
'EwELRY. - VIM. Manning has re.
moved his jewellery store to opposite
h;aeadow Valley street. His stock Of
'e"elry is large, and prices reasonable
!, ALL DESTROYS of securing lands il
SSp1,theastern Nevada should call on H
~ y; Mcguire, at the RECORD Office, between
'u's and the 18th of next month.
WILSON l. SOLOMON, dealers in cigars
G Suu stationery, at Fulks & McAlpin's
"ecang done by w. II. Wilson.
"a. TOE Royal Havana and Louisville Lot
coH y tickets, go to H. NJ. Jameson, La
p I y ~, me very best Of dental work 60 I,
" Nichols, Dentist, Main street.
.wiederhold. A"A
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BULLION SHIP ME n Il s,
STOCKHOLDERS, DIRECTORY.


ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Phoebe Phenix-Delinquen June 10; day Of
sale July IL; assessment 81 per share.
Bowery-Delinquent June 10; day of sele July
o. assessment 80 cents per 5hare.
observation-disclosures June 8; day of sale July
Il assessment 25 cents per share.
Alps-Delinqueh. June II; day Of sale July s;
assessment so cents per share.
Newton Booth-Delinquent June IA; day Of
sale July IL; assessment so cents per share.
Newark Silver mining Company-Delinquen
May 2O day Of sale, June IA; assessment, 80 cts
per share,
South Side Mining Company-Delinquen
June s; day Of sale, July 7; assessment, ~ cts
per share.
Hermes Mining Company-Delinquent June
10; day OF sale July IA; assessment 50 per share.
DELINQUENT SALES.
south Side Mining Company-D Day Of sale,
June l.
May %.
Phoebe Championship of sale June 3.
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United States Internal
Revenue.
NOTICE TO
SPECIAl.TAX PAYERS.

-,,, .u on M Cp,,prp "a 1870 DIT
Ia ~. Ur 1850, anoaasd IN .nv tmsi,asS
I ues sseiy p,,n'.,t ,bich ra1darS NE,
u.pIa ~ SpErItT rAV 10 nrocure and Mace
ana,,co,sir in bis ast.bsbment or Mace of
,,.a!pass ao1s' ST.Mp %anntina ~. ,,oxn.nt
" s.s So, ~ ha,ora no, ,,ncina b,,sinasS
VI T r go a,ahr.ood N,;,h;r r. nr6yis;nns 81
-, ny I.a .a - AZ. foIIa,,;noP ~, "a
pna.iears f' 49, > "e' ~ Sooo
nssiars rei.;i liauor '''', S5
Deaiers Wholessie lionor - loo
Dio.' 4, ,noit Ennors ,,hoiasaia IN
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Arrivals and Departures.


Il ArrIva 8.
woopRrFF 4 ENNOH's LINE:
hitn Geo Hearst
81 Whitaker Mrs Platter
MlcSorley
Departures.
II, S.,.iyItA ENNOR'S LINE:
1Onehill Elk Gov Blasdell
Ter Il 1aylOr
. SNYDER All Chew
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County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commission
ers held their regular monthly meet
ing yesterday. Present, Hall, Cromer
and Phillips, and ). b. Bell, Clerk.
Bills allowed: f. II. Harmon,
Sl53 IS J. A. Welton. S2O7 %; w. L..
Piitchard, SD &C Seaton IL Co.,
S276 W W. A. Seaton, $50; G.. Young,
81 80; Maupin d Crom9r, SAP 80 5.
b. Bell, SLIT 90: j. Ottenheimer, Sl3 II;
G. Z. Wallace, $3.50; Il. j. Tenant, S45U;
Joseph d.. HAYES. $3.50 NJ. Il. BAIT
lett, S62 so; H.. S. Croker & CO.. S113 !;
X. NJ. Chamblin, S155 A. S. Camp
! ell. SO 80; Park & Chambers. S2S2 OF:
Jacob Bittner, $50 q. w. Cassidy,
So j. II. Lukins, $40 80 w. Z. llar-
kill, S237 Is VIM. Gates, 500 : G.. w.
Baker, S1OO j. u. Power. 81 so; Carl
Soderland. S3l6 25; +. l.. Phillips,
SIG; w. II. Collins, S35 2. Jeffrey,
$50 % Myers IL Franklin, Sl1 % 5.
n. Bachelor, $50; L. NJ. Johnson,
500 Joseph Kerr, 500.
a petition, signed by 603 prima tacia
qualified electors, asking for an cleo
ton on the first Monday in August,
was presented by Judge Hetzel, with
the following motion:
That the Board take into cOnsidera-
ton the petition of Selden iietZel
and 603 other citizens. and qualified
electors of Eureka county, together
with the petitions on file with the
Board, pe%titioning an order for the
August election. and to proceed to ac-
ton thereon. Motion taken under
advisement.
District Attorney Baker and Mr..
barrow appeared. to discuss the mat
ter OH behalf of the county.
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A Good Weird for Parson Kelly.

EDITOR SENTINEL ATTACKS i'm the
public pres, upon private individual,
are always reprehensible, and gener-
ally fruitful of mischief. The wanton
onslaught upon the Rev. Mr.. Kelly
in yesterdays issue partook of all the
evils of ISLANDERS OF this character.
Mr.. Kelly in the exercise OF his
private judgment saw fit to decline to
Otficiate in the ceremonies of Decora-
ton Day. I. iii common with most
others deplore this action on his part
as Il lanIentable and grievouS error;
but it is an error with which the pub
lie has nothing to do, and for which
he is responsible solely to his own
conscience.
Isl NJ. G. the one among us with
out sin whose province it is to cast the
first stone. that he should drag before
the public an estimable gentleman, a
good citizen and a christian priest, be-
cause he differs from the community
in a matter of this kind 2
CORPORAL.
EUREKA, May so, 1878.
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A INTELLIGENCE.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Day Of the Trial of the
Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany VS.. the Richmond Consoli-
dated Mining Company.


DISAGREEMENT OF THE JURY.
b Court met yesterday morning
After coming to order,
lie Mckinney asked the jury if
u had yet agreed upon a verdict.
Bartholomew, foreman, arose
stated in reply tlNt they had not,
THAT, on behalf of the other
-, he would ask until four o'clock
% further consider upon a deci-
The Court replied that they had
by been out t~hirty-siX hours,
he thought ought to he sutfi-
3&tiine in Which to arrive at a con-
On; that he would like to be in
ID in relation to the probability
LII coming to Il verdict in that
~ Here Mr.. Thornton arose to
lion the propriety of the Court in
the jury concerning their
hble agreement, and to ask that
brther time "e granted. The jury
Iallowed until two o'clock P. NJ.
Either deliberate. =
two o'clock the court convened.
Mckenley again asked if they
&4g eed upon Il verdict; to when
foreman answered in the mega
and they were discharged. Mr..
kn,fnn than n,nvn1 ft, tN,rrt #,
[ of plaintiffs to issue a restrain
order preventing the defendants
appropriating any of the ore in
toversy during the tendency
suit. vMr. Hillhouse followed
argument in support Of the mo-
and OF the proposition that JUS
ind equity demand that the dis
.rOuId be left en- statue quo to
8party WHO shall ultimately gain
nit. Mr.. Wren arose in OPPOSE
TO the position taken 10y the
>titf>. when, by suggestion of the
Il, the further discussion was
poned till six O'clock p. NJ, to
h time the Court took a recess.
interviewed some of the jury
after they were turned loose,
escertained that on the first bal
hey stood six and six, and re-
Jed so until Sunday evening
Jim Foulke, the cOlored juror,
pped." Following is the last
7. rs we heard it on the street !:
the Eureka Consolidated. Bar
Gilmore, Hymens. Cushm N
BASS. For the Richmond, JacO.
Whitaker, Richmond. FOulke,
i, Bartholomew and Williams.
bf tho jurynen with whom we
~ seemed satisfied that a verdi,t
ii have been arrived at had
y McKenncy allowed them to re-
out twelve or fifteen hours
er. The whole community were
eS.ei in having this matter set
and all regret that Judge Nc
le,y should have thought proper
charge the jury, as long as there
lie slight. st hope of IA verdict.
EVENING SESSION.
court met at six o'clock P. NJ.
argument for and against the in
sion asked for by the plaintiffs
fesume by Wren and responded
HillhOuse. BY consent of The
es. each desiring to look up some
Drities upon the subject, the fur
discussion Of the matter was
Oned till I o'clock this evening.
ge Mckinney. in the course OF
%scu>sion. called the attention of
efendants to the alternative of a
rial, to ensue Immediately. Both
expressed their Willingness to
9 with a new trial. AS Dol as
fys aud witnesses could he got
p again 80 that the -a-enact-
pf the Proceeding i'm this treat
during this term of coun. may
&isidered probable.
jury fees amounting to scca,
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were assessed to plaintiffs, and by an
agreement ot parties, other and Incl
dental expenses alike equally to
plaintiffs and defendants.
The Court meets at the usual hour
this morning.
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RUBY PAY DAY.-Notice is given
under the head of New to-day that
the Ruby Consolidated Mining Com
uany will pay their furnace-men and
miners on the 10th instant and all
others on the 11th.
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observation-disclosures Blasdell
tarried i'm Eureka over Sunday.
Bishop Whitaker and George Hearst,
the great geological gambler, were
among the arrivals by stage ycster-
day.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-lt is a we'll known
fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
the causes of nearly all the diseases that
the human body is heir to: then why
pay enormous doctors bills? by using
DIR. Henlcy's celebrated ] X l. Bitters
they can be thoroughly eradicated from
the system and new life impaired to the
sufferer. Read advertisement in another
column. mh2l-3m
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PASSED THROUGH. Judge G.. G.
Berry and wife passed through Eur
rska for Piccne Sunday.
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SODA, Ice CREAM, NUTS, Candle.
etc, at Ivy Nichols new Store, in the l.
Grandc building. je3
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSII, CONTAIN
N ing four rooms. situs ted south Of
the Episcopal Church, on SPRING
STREET, is for sal" ut a bargain. There
is a good W II affordihg an in~pXhaustinle
supply OF water on the premises. IL no
sold, will be Tor rent. For particulars
apply q Woodruff a Ennor'a myl3
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SHAREHOLDER MIssING.-An in
dividual who held stakes tor a couple
of speculative gentlemen. on the re-
suit of the vote of the jury in the
great mining case, was said to be
missing last night. Parties were re-
ported to have started in the nirec-
ton of PaliSade to bring him back.
We did net learn the result OF their
,niSSi.n
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MINING TAX.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN the lax on the Proceed Is of the
Mines for the Quarter ending March 81,
1873. is now In and payable at my Office,
and that the laws with regard to the col
lection Of the same will be strictly en-
forced. G Z. WALLACE,
County Assessor of Eureka CO.. New.
Eureka, New, MAY %. 1873. 27-my2S
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eureka Scntincl.
= rOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jnne 2
reka Con. 4, ii s9J, IL o'V' iiH 50
ams Hill, soc.
Senix, 5h', io', iuc.
Srmes, 9ls. gl b3O.
~ = low VALLEY. ~, 22h b40, % b5.
&~mond & Ely, I0N, W bS, CO. b5.
ISL. y Creole, 3. "a, 81 oS''
hue & Panaca, ~.
IN. Flag, Sa, S3.
-NDche West, ouc.
.Avine, BE, 30c, Zoe.
Dwrry. 2oc.
ewark, ls.-
,zRjef of the Hill, Ia, Ia,
I1hnita, an.
Inapman, SOC.
liver Peak, Ia.
e Patch, III, l6a.
Elmore, 2.
TCnarint. 6h. ca b3o.
ChariOt. soc.
ahogany, 6H,-.
irnesota. ~, b3o, y.
ENX II. Treasure, s.
Independent. "a.
~ ntral No. q. 8.
m. Flat, 4, 3a,
fOodviile, Az, AZ.
.. Rock Island, 62hc, 6Jc.
If~anklin. 2,2S.
pSsuth.9 8.
duS, "a.
phir, 4, ~. a..
build X curry. Is, 15A, 15h.
vlrr, 10. 135h 1885,.
elbow Jacket, -. II, - bio.
Hprrial, "a, T. b5.
Ehollar, % Is. tS So.
saln & Norcross. -, 50. 5OH.
mpirr Mill, ca, Us, "a.
tntuck. 1la. nN. Tx.
,sTelcher. 1872. lO) BIO. 1J3.
hntidence. 9. oh, SO.
EST 4 irlcher, AZ.
zbn. Virginia. 81, 20, 81.
kchequer, IN.
&6yerman, 81, - h3o, 5-h.
er. Belcncr,Go. M%, 60h.
hStice, OK. 81, "a.
mic <crbOck"r, IA, AZ, Az.
ccidenlal, !.
6{fizona Il Utah, 5k.
hltimora, 9, 9h, "a b3O.
RObe, 81.
3ctOu, I've, AUG.
liver Hill, %, q, 25h, 22h.
clipse, "a.
enator, Toe.
NAN, =.
lew York Con-. ia. ~.
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RESPONSIBILITIES. j. T.. Platter re-
turned yesterday from Phoebe.
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Go TO ]. OTTENHEIMER'S FoR FINE IN.
horted ~cigars-three for 81. my25tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31

The whole smOunI OF debt by Il from the
year 1872 a57 GO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31

a HyATESENT an TuE EFIGARCIAL
"A concsrns of ths City OF Wilmington fur the year
E<fsriNG DLBT, AMOUNT or CKRTlFICATEs.
CeTtihea OF lean, the interest on which
q paYAbla n the AFsl dANA nf January Ana InlY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31

CsTtnsates 81 6per cent loan tha Interest oa which
PAyable on the aTsl days Of MAY and Noxsmher.
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from .hs ownsrs or iessses. Of die qusIriss fr9a
as 'iq from P2e:SdI hs County
which the quarry y situated. that the bidder T. ~
Ali proposals mus, be made on. and in full scoord
Ancs with the printed forms, TO pc obtained on ~
pllcadon at this once. and must Be accompanied b
tss1uOl that tho bidder will accept and perform %
contract u awarded 70 him. and Fiye bond thsr n,
(1o0iooD and valid and binding lease 81 the gnsi
| ~ 70 tho Government A. security for the faithfr
PeIfo!msnes q hs e2ntrsst the lease 70 tsks siIe,
/ the terms On the Contract Said lease to Anthorz
~ aud worf y 1t the expense Of the contractor
case Of default 49,.
| The DepArtment reserves the right TO reject an
or ali bids or 10 divide the contract AID uAs two
more kinds Of stone.
Proposais must be inclosed In sealed enyelop
Endorsed Proposals for Dimension btone for n
new 0oyernment building. CineinnAM. Ohio" an
/ Addressed 10 A. H. MULI.ETT,
jyltNt Supervising Architect