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EaOO yoar oaoh, several clerks with handsome
salaries, md paymaater Of tho Household,
With o SALARY ,l Of 5000. Tho Clerk Of tho
ktenon assIsE aS I'm 3o s yssr With @ fur es ceras
kitchen atnff consists Of tho Ohof Cook, g70o,
four Master Cocks at about half That Blitn, aud
ecightcon saaricd assistants. . There are, too, in
tho cohtoctsonery department. a FlrHt Yeomhn,
E2ooi md M t'sclve asBistants. THO 0ontlomnt!!
o. tho Vino Collar receives 5000. Principal
Tnblo-Dockor, ;E20O; with aaBlBtat,ta Ut Et50,
Igo, and ca respectively.
M In tho olamberlatn's Department there 70
c2,ooo tho Vice Chamberlain U.ord 4. qrob-
yoaor), ) aooa Keeper ot Her L. ond Majostys Priyy
The Robes {Duchess Of suthorl rlnutD, E60o;
Groom Of tho nobes, sso9; eight. Ladies
q q TIE noas Rsae'a9ss ssa sst asiss
Women, E2,400; oight Lords in Waiting,
G6,ol0 eight Groonla In Whiting. .E2,e85;
and, to finish this list, about Ei2,6o0 to various
oro3ns' g usorn, aud pagou, Womuat e, clso boar
sa1aried aasiatants who do tho raal work. And
then, at tho bottom OF the list tho poet-Lau-
rcato, Alfrod Tonnyson, E10o, oxaosly ono-Bey-
cnth Of the Chief Cooks salary
bury) receives Ga5oo !; tic ohief Eguerry 4 ord
Alfred paget), El.00O the Court Equerry [Col.
g. a. Maude), EG0o; otherE Equorreg md Pagos,
e4,280; tho Master Of tho BuekhoundB
(Earl Of Cork), sl,7oo; and then NO
Grand Falconer, who, 1t ecoms, from tho pona!on
liBt receives KUG6 per anntm for thtH purely i'm
agii,ary duty. Tho Hereditary Grand Falconcr,
tho Duke OF ST.. Albans, holds also anothor post,
whoBo duties cannot bo much more onorouB.
viz: Captain Of tho Yeomnn auhrd, at salary
Of Fl POO. This poat il always hold by polit-
teal adheront OF tho Government, md tho Dulo
Of st. Adams Is to bo considered as an official Of
tho preaont " Liberal" Government.
NoYAL ANNu1TIEs.
The following Is list Of the moneys annually
pnid to members Of Tue Royal family, in addition
In fin Civil Lat af FlaE min - -
, 1873-08-24


In time.
With skill and precision that will be doomed
utterly fabulous by those who cannot conlpre-
hend tho source rl,cnce theso mon derived their
power, the informal decd was repeated again and
again. The expense mado huge inroad upon
my wealth, but l hoedcd not, for I wns impelled
by stubborn determination to accomplish the
dinbolical work in which WAS engaged. I sta
toned agonta at all tho inlots to tho city. They
purchased food Of oyory description OIL tho false
plea that thoy did so for thu benefit Of thostary-
Ing populace. Then followed tile ruin contem-
platod. Night after night the shy was rcd with
tho glare Of burning warehouses fillcd with pro-
o so ~ sa
the thought that others woro profting by
ita sufferings. My plot was being COM
plotely carried out. Tho people seomod
to have 3 thrown WI reahon oyerboaFd, and
designs. Ielogsaphio messages we're sent to
Boston, PHILADELPHIA, aud other largo cities, ln-
ploring assistance; but their condition WAS us
bad as ours. There also starvation was staring
where. They did not leave stono unturucd,
for they bought UP grim, cattlo aud vegetables
In distant plRcea, and olIectually prevented any
efficient aid boing rendered to tie metropolis.
Ny lRbors were almost over, r,-they wore more
than completed now by the mob. Tho fearful
e1cessos to which 1t roHorted alarmed peaceful
citizens. and oil who could wore preparing to o.
cape from tho fated city. Day by day tho panio
llcEoahcn -uo uAd u R14J DAt 6HoWA 10 PQhhCHa
food was not Bafo for on hour. Law md order
were not at defance. It was contamination in
whiuh silently oxultod.
Unsuspeoted, remained concealed in my &c.
c1udod home, waiting for tho end
It did not arrive fast enough. People, it is
true, Woro leaYng In thousands, but they did 80
quietly, could not 300 thou,,-l could notmark
the diminished numbers rcmhining,-l could not
gloat sufficiently over their alarm and their Buf-
feringB. could only henr tie uproar Without
tho riot and tuulult that day and night shook tho
losvens Tho bodilypa now ouaured excited
this foyorHh suspense, and rouBed it to pitch
Of frenxy. My passions were beyond al re-
htraint :" Thia ruin" said, "uilas bo eon-
Hum1nated ut onco;" aud my deaira to drive
cyory living soul from tho metropolis roso with
The dnlcultos that stood in tho way, How
could it DO done7 There waa but enc apBwer,-
by disease.
Tie doa came to mo first rs whispered sug-
geBton. 1t waH poeeibo nlsa might ho tried.
Nay, w thought tho Muster over, 1t seemed
foaslble, aud must bo sriod, The promptnga OF
my black hca1t assumed q boldor and moro
da1lng tono. aud the words continually rang III
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so far, but there was no standing this;
| tried to speak, but could not for
laughing.
81 think you are out of your wits
together" said mother sharply, "what
ails the child!"
"You don't understand each other"
l gasped; "oh dear! tits not Let
ty-oh-oh dear!" and relapsed
again.
"Not Letty?" repeated mother, turn
ing to Tom. "Then why did you tell
me so?'
81 never told you So" said Tom.
"Why, yes you did," persisted
mother "You came in and told me
you were going to be married"
eyes, so | am" said Tom, still at
cross purposes.
Now, Tom Dean," said mother,
rising and confronting him, "what do
you mean Who is going to be your
wife p
"Why, May, of course" answered
Tom.
"May?" and then after pause of in.
expressible astonishment, it was moth
er's turn to laugh.
''Do you mean to say, Tom, it was
that child you were thinking of all the
while?"
"Why, who else could it be?" said
Tom, simply.
"Well," said mother, 81 ought TO
have remembered that you never did
anything like anybody else But, still,
why in the world did you 60 to work
in that roundabout way?'
81 wanted to see how you took to
my idea,' said Tom,
"And how do you suppose we were
to guess your idea meant May?" moth
er asked.
"Who else could it be q repeated
he, falling back on what he evidently
found to be an unanswerable argu,
ment. 1t was no use talking to him.
Mother gave it up with shake of her
head.
"And you won't want another house,
then, Aunt Annie?' said Tom sudden.
| ly. That set mother off again; Tom
joined her, and altogether | don't think
we ever passed merrier evening than
the one that made us acquainted with
Toms wife.
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Fashionable Singing.

Eli Perkins has been making a
fashionable call on some of the shoddy
uppertendom, and gives a lively ac-
count of his experience in the Graphic
During the call he was treated to some
music, served up in the latest style
We make an extract from this part of
his letter, the account is so touching
'Do, Miss Julia do sing us that
divine song about the moon-do !"
pleaded Augustus.
Then Julia hirted up her panniers
behind, coquettishly wiggled to the
piano, and sang:
"When the moo-hoon is mi-hildly be-heaming
Der thor ,a-halm and si-hilent sea,
1t ra-dyunce 80 so-hoftly strea-heaming,
Oh, ther-hen, oh, ther-hen
thee-hink
Hof thee-hee
thee-hink
thee-hink
1 Observation-Disclosures hof theeeeeeee y
"Beautitul, Miss Julia! Beautiful !"
and we all clapped our hands.
"Do please sing another verse-it's
perfectly divine, Miss julia" said
Eugene Augustus.
Then Julia raised her golden dyed
head, touched the white ivory with her
jewcled fingers, and warbled:
when the sur-hun Is brigh-h-hightly glowing
Der the scheme so dea-hear to meee,
And swee-heet the wee-hind is blo-ho-hoing
Oh, ther-hen, oh-ther-hen
l thee-hink
Hof thee-hee
thee-hink
/ thee-hink
l thee-he e-hehehehehehe-h -hink hohohohohohoho
hohoho-h-of theeeeeeeeeeeeee W
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WOODSTOCK, W., THURSDAY, JULY II, 1873.
A Mothers Love.


"And Hagar sal ouer against him and 'rept.
Genesis, chap. xxi.
Did not the tear in Hagar's eye,
AS DER her dying son she knelt,
In spoechless, silent agony
Show what the anxious mother felt?
And when she softly breathed her prayer,
Her fearful eye appraised to Heaven,
Did not the anguish burning there,
Show how the mothers heart was riven?
Then, when the sweetest accents fell,
The voice from Heaven. "Thy son shal
live,"
Think ye an angels tongue could tell
The joys that bade her heart revive ?
O, there is something in the tear,
That dims a mothers kindling eye,
A charm SO fraught with love-so dear,
We weep, we know not, care not, why.
Yes : if spark was ever given
To mortals from the fires above;
If e'cr flower that bloomed in Heaven,
1t is q mothers tender love.
Boston Recorder.
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| hee-he-hehehehehehe- hohohohohohohc
hohoho-h-of theeeeeeeeeeeeee ! !! ~

The ToNGUE.-A white fur on the
tongue attends simple fever and in
hamation. Yellowness of the tongue
attends arrangement of the liver,
and is common to bilious and typhus
fevers. A tongue wildly red on the
tip and edge, or down the centre or
over the whole surface, attends in
tlammation of the mucous membrane
of the stomach or bowels. A white
velvet tongue attends mental diseases.
A tongue red at the lips, becoming
brown, dry and glazed, attends typhus
state. The description of symptoms
might be extended infinitely, taking
in all the propensities and obliquities
of mental and moral conditions. The
tongue is a most expressive as well as
unruly MEMBER Scientific American.
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The copper industry of Lake
Superior provides a livelihood for
$4,000 persons.
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r 0 M S WIFI e.
BY KATE PUTNAM OSGOOD.

BY KATE PUTNAM 0SG0OD.
We had just finished breakfast
Tom laid down the egg spoon he had
been playing with, and looked across
at mother.
"Aunt Annie, | think I'll take a
wife, he said, exactly as he might
have said, II think I'll take another
cup of coffee"
"Takc 4 wife," repeated mother, by
no means receiving the information as
TRANQUILITY as it had been given, "What
for?"
swell | don't know answered
Tom, thoughifully. 'It's a notion
I've got in my head, somehow"
"All nonsense!' said mother sharp
ly.
'Do you think so?' said Tom, ap.
parently doubtful, but not in the least
put out.
"Think so? | know it. What in
the world can you want of wife
After all these years we have lived SO
comfortably together, to bring home
somebody to turn the house upside
down! And, then, what is to become
of that poor child?"
The ''poor child'-that was I-red
dening at being brought into the argu
ment in this way, was about to speak
for herself, when Tom interposed
warmly.
"Im sure May knows | would nev.
er have any wife who would make i,
less a home for her-don't you May 2
"Of course" said |.
"And I'm sure she knows nothing OF
the Sort" persisted mother, "nor you
either, Tom Dean. How can you an.
swer for what wife may take it into
her head to do, once you get her fixed
here? You can't expect her to forget
as you do, that May has no real claim
on you"
"That | have no real claim on her,
suppose you mean, ma'am,' Tom put
in for the second time, just as | was
getting thoroughly uncomfortable
''But, for all that, | intend to keeT
her-that is,' added Tom, with one o1
his short-sighted blinks sideways al
me, "as long as she'll stay with me
eh, May? and whoever has anything
against the arrangement will have tC
go out of my house to say it-not
that | am afraid of any such result il
this case-and on the whole, Aunt
Annie, | should like to try the expert
ment."
Mother smiled grimly, but Tom wa.
so evidently bent on his experiment
as he called it. that she gave up the ar
gument.
"You can dance, if you're ready tt
pay the piper" she said shortly. "And
pray, how soon do you expect to be
married ?"
Toms eyes tell a little at this ques
ton.
"Well,' said he, 81 can't say ex
actly. | suppose we shall have to be
engaged first"
"What," said mother, opening he
eyes; why you never mean to say
Tom, you haven't spoken to her yet 2
"Not yet" answered Tom, cheerful
ly. "Time enough for that, you know
after had spoken TO you"
"NIother, as a minister's widow, wa
not given to the idle mirth that is a
the cracking of thorns under pot
but now she leaned back and laughed
until the tears stood in her eyes.
"Well,' she said, eff it was any
body else, I should say he was crack
ed, but you never were like other pee
pie, and you never will be, Tom Dean
But at least you have fixed on the Ia
dy?"
"Oh. yes." replied Tom. ssbut if yo
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LOCAL ITEMS-
LOCAL MINING REVIEW.
For the week Ending August ., 1873

There have been no very striking de-
Velopments in the past week. A little
more than the usual amount of conf
dence is now felt, and it is shown by the
increase in the forces of workmen on
many of the partially developed mines.
On the other hand, a few OF the smaller
companies, working only from two to six
men, have ceased work, for the purpose
OF making improvements, or for other
reasons best known to themselves. The
cause of the increased confidence spoken
OF Is In most cases to be found in the in
ereasng value OF the ores as the new
mines are more developed. We are in
formed of no erich strike;" but we don't
want any rich strike. The mines are
good and they are being developed.
That is enough. People who so much
insist that what we need is q outside cap
itai are mistaken. Wa say to the cap
italists, il you don't think our mines
a.e goou, why keep your capital.
we are satisfied that the mines
are good. We are satisfied that
to-day We need nothing but time to make
onr district the most celebrated in Neva-
ua' II not in the world. But the
mines OF Phoebe are now second
ohiy to those of Virginia City;
why Is 1t then that We speak of needing
"nylhing' 1t is because we know GER
AMY that the mines have as yet hardly
eeuh TO be developed, Notwithstanding
ne regular heavy bullion shipments we
.lake. Capital will soon grow up in our
"'us' which will increase more and more
very year till our own capital will devel-
-. ~ .he greatest number of good mines
"' anywhere exist in any one district.
m AMERICAN FLAG.
'"e mine looks unusually we'll
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3eaal, ctr.
SheriHs Sale.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out OF the District Court In and for the
county Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered. for a Judgment rendered
IN said Court on the LIST day OF August A. d.
isiS, in favor Of CHI. Light. and against Floral
NH and Mining Company, for the sum of sig-
teen Thousand two hundred and ninety -one TO-
lp dollars damages, together with two thousand
tnree hundred and sixiy-fye 1910 dollars tax
COSTS. and all accruing costs and interest / have
levied On the following property, TO wit: The
Floral Mill and Mining CoInpany's Mill si,u-
ated about one-half mile east of the town Of
Pioche, Lincoln county, Nevada, consisting OF
mill house, engine, boiler. stamps pans, etc
with all the appurtenanccs thereunto belonging.
Also one blacksmith shop, with bellows, tools.
iron. etc.: assay Office desk assay apparatus amt
hxtures, building used a boarding house.
water tank, whee-bsrrows. dozen shoyels,
ehain fall. lot of picks, lot Of plank, LOT OF
DITCH. ladders, lot of car wheels and axles lot
OF IRON bolts, gas and steam-pipe l pair ore
scaies, work benches, grindstones, lot Axe
lumber, lot 3-ineh plank lot leather betting
lot OF charcoal, large wooden chest. and the
real estate on which said buildings are situated
and the Waterpipe leading from the goose neck
to the mill.
Notice Is hereby given that Oh SATURDAY..
the Both day Of August, A. ID. 1873, at h
O'Clock m, will sell all the right, title and
interest Of said defendant in and to the above
described property at the Court house Door in
Phoebe, New, at Public Auction for cash in hand
to the highest and best bidder to satisfy said
execution and all costs
August 2, 1873.
". S. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
by IL. Ii. HEREFORD, Deputy. au7-td
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SAN Francisco, August Q.
.HAlsEs.I

.sAnEs.l SAN Francisco, August ..
SO ophir-Ish l9bSo
$50 Gould Cury-9,s %. 10 o.. 10 lobso 10
10 Best Belcher-3s
365 savage-38 36s10 $50 $3.50 ISL; 3sbb1
SSks3
les Chollar Potosi-a7 36lS 3eA SO
90 Hale 4 Norcross-24 2ck 24hbSO 23sf o3k
$50 Crown POINTS, "a s2h SO 81 sly 81
227 Yellow Jacket-u 40ls 40 Al sb30 3s,s 3oh
$40 Imperial-4b 44hs
$50 Empire Mill-3ss 81
100 Alpha--2l 20 2Oh 81
Gs5 Belcher-e5 6ik e3ls C5hbao CABS G3l,
6,3s30 64b30
20 Condolences So
IS Con. Virginia-s2 $3.50
% Seq Belcher-30 81
40 Overman-20 81
iI7 Justice-5A So 50
10 Julia-1
100 Succor-lH
AS CaledOnis-14A II l3A
100 knickerbocker-2A 22ls
s1S Baltimore Con-7si rs TX 7Hb9O
65 Silver Hill--l4 49,
100 Eclipse
co Trench-4
100 Rock Island
100 N Con--A
100 American Fiat
so Tyler-40c
100 South Overman-9Oc
200 Woodville--1
IS Bacon-2A
100 Baltic--2
40 Eureka Con-l2k 1914 1855
rs Phenix-A
10 Rye Patch-sk 7s5 6ks3e
l20 Golden Chariot-2I 81 gOb
80 Eldorsdo Sonth-3&
COS Ida Ellmore-G Gss 90.
100 Hayes-lk
100 Minnesota-l9k 10
20 Mahogany
3I3 South Chariot-2 2b30 ga
PIocHE STOCKS
1922 Meadow yalley-2l 2Ih 22bsO 2l7s % alK
214sS0 22is %
s6s Raymond Ely--I2 III: 724 ~ 1874 1850
13B
leo Washington K Creole--l5s
so Alps-lk
100 American Flsg-js
30 Bowery-k e0c
4',0 HUM Il Hunt.
3ij Silver Peaks.
4I5 Phoebe West Ex-l ls30
/ Is5 Newark-3si 3sS 3lS3'
100 Ingomar-k
$50 kentucky-2k 81
$50 Hermes-4a 55k
100 Chief East Ex-h zoe
$50 Amador Tunnels
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And in accordance with law and an order oi
the Board OF Directors, made on the 2Oth day on
June, 1873, 30 many shares of each parcel of said
STOCK as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction, at the Office Of the Company. n New
Merchants Exchange, California street, San
Francisco, Cal, on Monday, the 18th day
OF August, 1873, at the hour of u o o'clock M .
OF said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale.
J. NJ. BURLINGTON. Secretary
Office: % New Merchants Exchange. Califor
MIA street, San Francisco, Cal au3.td
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the Board Of Directors, made on the Cd day of
June, 1873, so many shares Of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public aution at the salesroom of John Middle.
ton Son. No. al0 Montgomery street. San Fran
August, 1873, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock D. m, of
such day, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Once: No. $40 California street. Room No. s,
SAP Francisco. CALIFORNIA; ivle.fd
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SATURDAY, August 9. ls73

SATURDAY, August 8, 1873
State IS. Phi. Malloy. Plead Of not
guilty
State vs.. X. ]. Hanley. On motion Of
W, W. Bishop, counsel for defendant,
lie was allowed until Saturday, the 10th.
TO plead.
c. II. Light VS.. Floral Mil and Min
ing Company. Hearing of motion to
open default and set aside judgment,
continued until Saturday, the 10th.
State VS.. James CASTILLO. Defendant
asked leave to withdraw the plea of mot
guilty" of grand larceny, and that he be
permitted to enter the plea of guilty. So
ordered, and the defendant was ordered
to appear in Court on Monday, at 10
a. m, for sentence. On motion of j. c..
Foster, and by consent of the District
Attorney, the charge of forgery was dis
missed.
6ilmer a. Salisbury VS.. H. NJ. Barnes
ct al. After argument by counsel the
demurrer was again taken under advise
ment
o. p. Sherwood VS.. W. II. Coffee. De-
fault entered herein.
Estate Of John Joe Kahl. Final &C.
count of the Administrators. John
Roeder and Mat Susterich, approved and
the Administrators discharged from
further. duty upon paying over the
money belonging to the estate.
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DEPARTURES.
METEOROLOGICAL,

The following is the state Of the Barometer.
thermometer and course OF the wind for the
date and hour indicated, as kept by q. r. ALEX.
aNDER, Druggist and Apothecsry, Main street,
Phoebe;
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American Flag Mill and Mining
Company of principal place of busi-
ness, San Francisco, Cal; location Of work
Ely District, Lincoln county, Nevada.-No-
tice.-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on account Of assess
ment no. p levied on the Cd day OF June 1873,
the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders, as follows
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richness. Taking out the usual amount
of ore in sinking.

GAVE.
The Wine Is now down TWENTY-FIVE
feet, following the seam in the limestone.
1t has now widened out considerably.
showing width of two and half feet of
decomposed vein matter, aud six inches
deeply stained with mineral, showing
the close proximity of ore. The tunnel
Is IN twenty-five feet, having yet seven
ty-nve to run to make the connection
with the winze, Taking out from ten to
fifteen tons daily from the old workings
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-10

Spring Mountain Tunnel Company,
Location OF works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, New; principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California. -Notice.-There are de-
hnquent upon the following described stocks, on
account OF assessment levied on the 10th
day OF June, 1873, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective share.
holders, as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-10
Bristol.
SULTAN.

Bristol.
SULTAN.
No particular change to note in the
Sultan mine this week. The vein main
tains its size, and the ore its average