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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21
n EMON MILL AND MINING COM.

"a f.-Frlnclpal place of business,
city and county OF San Francisco, State
OF California location of works, Eureka
Mining District, Lander county State
of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that at a meet
ing OF the Board OF Trustees held on the
18th day of February, 1873, an assess
ment OF one dollar SD per share was
levied upol. the capital stock of the cor
poratlon, payable Immediately in United
states gold coin, to the Secretary, at
his office, No. COS Merchant street, San
Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the eighteenth
tlothl day OF March, 1873, Will be delin-
quen1, and advertised tor sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made
before, VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the
eighth (sthl day of April, 1873, to pay the
d~eiihqueht assessment, together with
COSTS OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
/. I. MlLLIKEN, Secretary.
Office No. Cos Merchant street. San
Francisco. California. TIC
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PALISADE LUMBER YAh''
L. I.
MERCHANT

AND l. LKsALE AND
A LII KINDS OF LUMppIINDOWS,
n SHINGLES, DOORS. M,adnrinc 70
BLINDS, and everything oe'o
the Lumber Business. r-,cxee, Ian
a8-As | keep an agent az Iawentst hen!
prepared To offer betteri ~ Tic rail-
any other man on Ia 1
road. "
Palisade January % lS7I. .
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Pancake Fire Brick.

VIE SUBSCRIBER HAS, AT THE
RICHMOND FURNACE, a GUAM
tlty OF Fire Rrick made for lining fur.
naces, from the Pancake stone. Furnace
men can get them in quantities to suit.
co7iu ]. ID. SULLIVAN,
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II in accordance with law n an or
der of the Roard of Trustees, made on the
SEVENTH DAY OFJANUARl, 1873, so
many shares of each parcel of said stock
as may be necessary, will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the office of the Company,
on the SMITH DAY OF MARCH, 1873,
at the hour of | O'Clock Z. NJ. of SAT- day,
to pay said delinquent assessment there
OH, together with costs of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
JOSEPH MAGTIRE, Secretary,
Onice-Room 70, Hayward's Building,
No. 4l9 California street, san Francisco,
California. lis
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POsTPONEMENT

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. Il, 1879.
~Ikea above sale is hereby postponed
o FRIDAY. February 2sth, 1873, at the
aE1c hour and place as above stated.
Il p. w. TRAYLOR, Secretary
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DELINQUENT Sale Notice.
A DAMS HlI.l. CONSOLIDATED
u NINING COMPANY.=Location of

~ MINING IJOcatIon OF
works, Eureka Mining District, Lander
County, State Of Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assessment no 81 levied on the sd day
Of December, 1872. the several amounts
Get opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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DIANKS Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u Entail At the SEHEISeL OFFICE
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And in accordance with law and an or
der Of 1.-THE Board of Directors, made on the
23rd day of December, A.. ID. 1872,
the s 70 many shares OF each parcel of said
stock as may be necessary, will be sold
At public auction at the salesrOom OF
John Middleton & Son, No. $40 Montgom-
cry street, a Francisco, California, on
friday the 14th day of February, 1873, at
the hour of o'clock r. II. OF said day, to
pay aid delinquent ass ssment thereon,
together with costs of ad ertisine and eX-
penses of sale.
w. W. TRAYI Or, Sec, 'tarv.
O~FFICE-Room Q Hay yari's z Hiding,
pl2 California street, Sal Francis D, Cali
lefnia. jazz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-27
FEBRUARY 20, 1874,

FEBRUARY 20, 1873.
AT REGULAR CONVENTION OF MYRTLE
LODGE, No. rs, KNIGHTS OF PYTuIAs, held Feb
ruary 10, 1s7a the following preamble and rrsolu-
tiois were unanimously adopted and ordered to be
published. NJ. j. POWERS, K. of r. and s.
HALL OF MYRTLE LODGE. No. 25,1
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. {
1othe c. c. Officers and Members
of Myrtle Lodge, No. Is, K. p:
Brothers,-four committee appointed some time
Slice TO draft suitable resolutions occasoned by the
death of our brother S. BLUM beg leave to report
the following preamble and resolutions:
whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God to summon
from his labor upon earth our beloved Brother
SOLOMON BLUM, calling him by his omnipotent au-
thority to that judgment which awaits all who arc
tohng In this earthly tabernacle; therefore be 1t
RGSotred, That we sincerely mourn this disrup.
uon OF covenant friendship, bearing in tender &C.
membrance his fidelity to cur Order and his devotion
70 the principles Ii inculcates.
ne 'oGCeI, That we earnestly sympathIze with the
"loow and orphans of our deceased brother, and
tender them that consolation which, the world can
neither give nor take away.
Hesotred, That the Lodge be draped in mourning
Tor thirty days In memory of our departed brother
lnd that these resolutions be spread on the records
oi our Lodge' there to remain, as spris Of myrtle
enolematical OF his immortality.
Resolred, That copy Of these resolutions be fur.
nlshed the widow of our deceased brother.
Respectfully submitted in F., G., and B.
B. A. JACOB,
THOMAS CLEMsiITT,
M. j. POWERS
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

Spain. .spay} st.g /.
LoNDoN, February 26.-It is rumored that
the CarliSt General Cebalo, with four batta.,
lions, is marching on Madrid.
Foreign vessels ure cruising of the Span.
ish coast protect cltizeus Of their respective
Governments. ~
Italy,. Austria, and majority Of the Euro.
pean Powers, maintain semt-ofiicial relations
with Spain pending the foundation OF the
regular Government u h.3t ~
Russia Is indisposed to recognize in any
muilncr tn present Government Of SPAIN
England. 4sfi q
LONDON, February 26.-The American
Club, Of Liverpool, gave grand ball in cele-
bration Of WashiDgton's birthday. 81
The condition OF Count BeronstorR is
hopeless. His disease is dropsy, and 90 far
advanced that he cannot recover. IS.
Sir William Fry, OF the Court of Exche-
quer, died to-day. s"
The stockholders of the London and Liy-7
erpool and Globe Insurance Company had
q stormy meeting to-day! owing to the
fact that no dividend had been declared in
consequence OF the losses OF the company BY
the Chicago and Boston fires.
Austria. @.&'s.T
ISsURREcTloN IN RUSSIAN RoyECgs-FRIGHr.
FUL ExCEssEs, &C. f
VIENNA, February ga Socialist insur.i
rection is progressing in the Russian; pro-
vinces of Valdlnia and PodoIia. Frightful
excuses are being enacted. The troops that
were sent to suppress the insurrection had
been defeated. et'G =
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The DEAD Bopy RECOGNIZED was
made in these columns Yesterday of the tnd-
ing OF the body Of an unknown white man
floating in the river near Drewry's Bluff, the
report Of the Corners inquest given, and the
shoes would be deposited at the county
courthouse during the day for the purpose
of Identification. They were of somewhat
peculiar pattern. and Coroner Atlee sup
posed that they would be recognized by some
member Of the deceased's family. Sub
sequcnt events proved that he was right, for
amongst those who visited the courthouse
to see them were Mr.. William II. Cuttings
worth and Mr.. Stewart, brothers-in-law of
Mr. George G. Cornell, who has been miss
ing from his home in this city since the 7th of
January. They at once identified them BY
their peculiaritics as having belonged to him,
but were more thoroughly convinced that he
was the one they sought when they. were
SHOWN lock Of his hair, which Mr.. Atlec,
VINO heid the inquest, brought to the city.
they viii proceed to the place of his tempo
rary Intcrment to-day and bring the body to
this city for interment.
There seems to be but little doubt that Mr..
Cornell, weary of life, sought relief from its
troubles and cares beneath the turbid waters
OF the river, as he had previously made two
unsuccessful attempts to take his life. First.
about a year ago, 10y jumping into the dock
from which he was rescued; and again. n
week or so before Christmas, by taking lau-
danum.
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The FREE BRIpGE.-Thc Board of the
James River Free Bridge met the Council
Committee on Streets Generally and Light
Yesterday evening at the Richmond terminus
of the bridge to consult about grading Ninth
street, building Il bridge over the basin at
this street, and lighting the free bridge with
gas. After all examination of the proposed
work the Committee on Streets adjourned to
meet on Tuesday night at O'Clock at which
time the propcrty-holders on both sides of
the street near the bridge and the president
and chief engineer Of the Bridge Company
will be iIvited to meet them, as also will the
chief engineer of the Chesapeake md Ohio
Railroad Company, whose track from Rock
ctts to the Tredegar Works will pass under
the structure near HaXall's mill-racc.
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A Complaint from the Boys.

RICHMOND, February 20, 1878.
Dear Dispatch,-I will leave the following
for you to answer: Do you not think that we
boys had just as well be in cbicken-coopa
to have such strict ordinance as is now in
this city on US boys7 The policemen are for
ever got tbeir eyes on us; but they are not
sharp enough for us, for we know them so
well, and when we see one Of them sneaking
on us we all halloo "Yeast Cake!" and we
make our legs help the body and then you
see him hang his old club on the button of
his pants, where his wife has just lately
scwcd one, and take to his heels for US; but
for no good, as he may suspect, and when he
has finished the chase he looks there to find
the button gone and there is more work for
poor wife. II any of them ask you about
this, tell him to get out, and If they bother
us, one of these days we will put black eye
on one of them. am yours,
Mr.. I-SHAN'T-TELL-YoU,
alias PLAY-BoY.
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COTTON MARKETS.

( RALrrMoRR, February 2s--Cotton--Dun. mfdss
dngs ao.c; net receipts i72 bales gross AL bales:
exports coastwse ls& balcs; sales, iss balcs socks
''ly CHANLEsroS. February as..-C Cotton Dali; or
dnary I7l7sc.; luiddlngs4 net receipts 7s6
tales exports eoaslwisc s12 bles sales, Loo hsss
I. SAyASaAH, February 2s.-Co,ton duiland yomi-s
raI: ordinary, Fsc.; good :ordinsry, Tsc.; low
middlpgs, lssc.; middlings, lsss NET Iecei
Exports-tO Great Brltatn, s,ln balesi coastYtse.
sss tales. sales, e2a bales; stock, ss,s3J bales.
; MRNpHIs, February 7a.-Cotton quiet; MD
dlIngs, l93gQls5c; recepts. drG7 bales. shtpm8nEs
rs3i bales stock, q, 90? bales. Il ~
~ UOusTA, February s6.-Cotfon quiet; pld.
dIings Isle; net receipts s5s bales saics 31 hais
PTILADELpHIA. February 2s--Cofson quiet mid
RSsToS, Febraary 2e-cotton dali; niddIinss,
oolc. net receipts is haless grus lsz Dales sate
80, n 6s1e siGes Pesray sscc.,on dbl and nominal.
middlinla, l9fe.; net receipts, lEe taiesi eapof1
co,sIwise, ioGt bales; sales, 100 bales
bales. .,.. ,.,... ss.....s,.e
orapary ISfc.; net receipts, l,ziq bales expoLM
cossfwse, fSs bales; sales, 900 sssiss
: NoaYoLE. February as,-Cottcn quiet; low mid.
dlfugs, l9Ae; net receipts liza bales ]; e1pcPta
coastHiSe, .5ss bales; sales, 15o baifs f,ise
bales. "A - !, ..sI ~, .
haIes: gross, Gsaa bales, E1pcfts--To ossat hii.
tain, 3ys5S hales coastwte. Lea lales sasr Lss
bales; last evening, 500 fgilee. Stock
+ 41YnMtSGToS, Eebraspy sss,--C ;tSh guiet h.9.
dliags, tstc.; net reeeptS 9sS bales sies piies
esoeE, 1910 lales. - ~ S
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WESTERN UNIoS TELEGRAPH OrFlcE,1
lhCnMoNp, VA, February, 2e, 1873.
NJ; attention has been called to special
''i".rtu appearing in the Norfolk Journal of
tar I'D instant, in which it is charged that u
,H"rial sent to that paper on the 18th instant
Hom Washington signed rip" was
stolen on the fly as it passed through the
Wchn'und Office and published in the State
j1"HGl Of thi, city. This is styled an iufa-
'n"u> trick; but the correspondent Grip"
1Ii!S TO say hy which line he sent the spe-
'l; aud that the Western Union Telegraph
'oniHay may be relieved Of censurc in the
m4i'rr | hey leave to say that upon investi.
-aiirn il turns out the special WAS sent by
;tr southern and Atlantic line, whose man
at"r here informs me it was sent to him also
ir sale. and by him offered TO the Richmond
l"lcr>-thc State Journal alone being the
purchaser for the sum OF one dollar and u
h,h.
fh"rc being two companies in this city, it
= h"@cr hat should vindicate the West
"'n Jnon Telegraph Company against any
ru.h foul aspcrsion is is attempted to be cast
"ion II ly this correspondent "Rip."
Il. NJ. j. PAYSrER. Manager.
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N%clhHT AIDS TO YIsIoN.--Cicero said that
ir I1d cen the entire Had, which is a poem
"- large as the New Testament, written on
lin "a that it could be rolled up in nut
>."" Now, this is impcrceptiblc to the or
at"ry c"r. Very recently the whole con-
'Hir ~ i London newspaper were photo
.''tH"d Oh a paper half rs long rs the hand.
). ".N put under doves wing and sent into
van. whore they enlarged it and read the
h'> TIL, copy Of the Had mus. have
''A ioauc hy some such process. Pliny
',A 'Ial Nero, the iyrant. had ring with a
IN III II which he looked through and
watched the sword-play Of the gladiators
,'''i' clearly than with the naked eye. So
,,'t" had nn opern-gIass. Mauritius, the
'I'''h' STOOD Oh the promontory of his
= iHa and could sweep over the entire sea
'' '"G coast Of Africa with his nduscopite,
""H'! i word derived from two Greek
~s,.'''>, m"AnjnG to see a ship. Evidently
'''!hr, who was pirate, had marine
',r.,'op". The sisnct of n ring in DR.. Alb
.' 'nusr'lm, said to belong to Cheops,
80 INc'i i've hundred years before Christ,
"''"' The size Of quarter OF dollar, and
~ engraving is invisible without the aid of
.@'>e>. In Parma is shown n gem once
worn on the finger of Micheal Angelo, of
"H'!' WI tic engraving is two thousand years
' ''' III which there are the figures of seven
- '',"". glass is needed TO distinguish
,'c ,' tnrh'' IL ali. Layard says he would be
r'!''l" !" read the cnsrayings on Nineyeh
-,,''1'ui otrooS spcctaclcs, they are SO ex-
,'!'''! small. Rawlirson brought home
..','' .,..I a'out twenty inches long and ten
:" -" nlainlny an entire treatise on nathe-
,"r'',. ,',, II would be perfectly il!cgible
""nyut glas e.. Now, If we are uEable TO
-vsu '', i without tie aid Of glasses, you may
,rp;'o>e that the inau who engraved it had
mruy strong spectac!es. So, the microscope.
i!sN'd OF daiing from our time, finds It's
D''taers In the Books OF Mosts.-lnd the
"e infant brothers.- Wendell Phillips,
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a RICHMOND RABBI IN NoRFoLK.--Rev. Dr..
A. S. Bcttelhcim, of the Elcyenth-Street
synagogue, of this city, will preach to-mor-
row night in Norfolk in English from En-
odus NV, 81; on Saturday in German from
Exodus XIV, 3; and on Sunday will lecture
on Elijah. He goes to Norfolk to install Rev.
S. Mendelson minister Of the Congregation
Bethel. This congregation proposes to build
new synagogue, and they will find in DR..
Bethlehem an able and efficient co-laborer in
this work.
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REWARD OFFERED FOR HIS BoDY.-The
relatives of Philip Hampton, colored man,
who was drowned at the bridge disaster on
the 18th instant, offer reward for the de-
livery Of his body to them at his late resi-.
dence, No. 210 Madison street. He is de-
scribed as ga tall, stout man; had on new
shoes, three pair of pantaloons, q blue fan
mel and calico shirt, q black vest, and a
black coat with q net jacket over it. He was
about fifty years old"
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NEW ENTERPRISE-We notice that there has
hecn u new Frame Manufactory opened In conncc-
ton with the Dollar Store, corner Niuth and Man
streets, where there can be founda large and beaut-
fu assortment OF picture frames of every descrip-
ton; and their prices are within the reach of ali who
desire to have their pictures framed. 1t would be TO
your interest to give them call. Don't forget the
placc-Richmond Frame store, next to the Dollar
Store, corner Ninth and Main streets.
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PRorERTY-HoLpERs' MEETISG.-The pro-
perty- holders Of Port Mayo and Fulton
have held another meeting and adopted the
following resolutions:
"Resoired, That we most heartily approve
the resolution offered by our representative,
J. Z. BossieuX, in the City Council, On Mon
day last, as being exactly our views on the
question now under consideration; and rs
we arc daily suffering all the Inconvenience
consequent on the want Of roads, streets, and
sidewalks, we desire the Council committee
to whom were referred our petition TO act on
the same at the earliest moment possible.
"Resolued, That the Executive Committee
be and they are hereby authorized to make
any arrangements necessary with the view OF
showing our actual condition to the Council
committee, and that they be authorized to
draw on the treasurer for any moneys re-
quircd in carrying out the above resolution"
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COOK & LAUGHToN win sell at II A. NJ. a stock
of genuine diamonds, gold and silver watches,
opera-slasses, &c.
B. w. GREEN, Jf, administrator OF B. W. Green.
deceased, win sell at II A. NJ. Mt the stable on
Monroe street between Grace and Broad, horse,
buggy, harness, blacksmith's tools, &c.
". KEESEE win sell at 1917 Main street,
at GA. NJ, household furniture, &c.
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FELL INTO THE CANAL.-A colorcd lady,
from Manchester, under the impression no
doubt that the free-bridge was finished, at
tempted, last evening about I O'clock, to
reach home over this route ria Seventh
Street bridge, and fell into the canal. She
was rescued from a watery grave by gen.
tleman with a boat-hook, and went away
none the worse for the duckipg.
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Auction SALE OF SToCKs.-Mr. John W.
Wright, sheriff of the city, sold yesterday,
at the clearinghouse of Messrs. Lancaster
& Co., 300 shares Of Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad stock ut $500; $1,000 City of Nor
folk bonds at $50; Virginia consols at 500 !;
old Virginia registered at SSS. He also Of
fered 100 shares of stock of the Bank Of the
Commonwealth and bonds of the Confede-
rate States of America, but the man who
wanted them did not turn up.
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ESuisfana ii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or
Governor McE;nary 9or tfae Ea1ol-st
naenS of the Militia. =.
new ORLEANS, February The follow
ing proclamation by GoyeTnof ID cEneryWas

ing proclamation by GoyeTnof i afcEnerY Was.
issued this evening ,s.,.5
+ "ExEcrTTsE OFFTcE,
"NEw ORLEANS, February 2e, 1S73s -
sss1sy virtue Of authority inYested by the
constitution aud laws Ff the State j, John
McEnery, Governor of the State oS LolIisiss
ana, call upon and command ail citizens Oh
The parish Of Orleans between the ages OF
eighteen and forty-fye, subject 60 and capa.
BILE OF militia duty, to report forthWith 10 the.
headquarters Of Major General Wagparnan..
commanding the first division Of Loufs;sns
nliiitis, at No. 122 Grayier streei, for che puf.
pose Of enrolment as militia and for assign
Epent to the several militia commands now Il,
process of organization in the parish Of Or
leans. Persons having arms will have pre-
ference in said enrolment. Tie militia thus
organized will be disbanded so soon as the
present emergency and exigency in public
afairs shall cease. p.s - fsssT 4.
[Signcdl ..,, I" JoHs McEHERY..
The foregoing proclamation Is the result Of
the following joint, resolution of the HcEn.,
cry Legislature. promulgated this evening
''ReseLued 6yhe Senate and Hoasa of Re-
presentGttUes Of The State of Louisiana, is
General. assembly coareaed, That Governor
McEnery be, and is hereby, requested to use
the civil, andif necessary, the military power
of the State, to reinstats the judges of the
third, fourth, seventh, and eighth District
Courts OF the parish Of Orleans on their re-;
spective benches, and to sustain them In the
exercise of their judicial poEe,sD
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Jl1ge Fellford.-The
argument in the Haunsten case was finished
yesterday, and the Judge will deliver his
decision in about tn days.
Smith & James rs. L. NJ. Jones. Dismissed,
and judgment for plaintiffs, with costs.
Buttz e. Co. Us. Harris. Judgment.
III suit Of HoTes Us. Worsham, dcmur-
rer to declaration overruled; and the plain
tiff moved court TO require defendant TO file
statement showing, if any, the several
grounds of his defence TO the plaintiffs ac-
ton Which motion the court oyerruled.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
PosT-OFrIcE AT RlcuMoND, FEBRUARY 26.--
Henry Morgan, Twenty-sixth street between
Clay and Leigh, Richmond, Va; Miss Edith
Baldwin, care of Gardner, G.. IL Baldwin
Richmond, Va. William Hudson, Rich
mond, ,SNa.; ID. Il. Watson, Coyesyille, Albe-
marie county, Va; Mrs. Wm. A. Cooke,
Fish Hall, King William county, Va.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February 2e.--Four Arm and in good
demand; prices unchanged: Wheat unchanged.
Corn active for southern; white southern glGl82c.;
yellow southern 5sI59c.; mixed western dull at 6oc !.
Mess pork firmer and higher $685. Bulk meats
5tSE5tc. rir-sides 7Ttc.; clear rb-sdes. 1tl7ic,s
Bacon active and htaher shoulders, &C. rbstdeS,
stc.; clear rb-sides SIC. Hams, lSIsc.s Lard quict
steady; choice rolf aOc eWhiskey quiet at elao, s'
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BY Telegraph.
NEW yDRR ITS.

NEW YORK, February 2d.-Cotton dull (; net re- 7
celpts, s2o lales gross 9?di sales 7ss Saes up.
nctiye good 10 choirc extra, ss.a5d5p.76. Whis-
key, 9lac. Wheat-spring dun ut lN.c. lower;
any kind. Corn dull at osf06sac. Pork quiet and
friner; new mess, $i54$i5.12. Beef dull pain
mess, S9ISil.75 extra mess e129.13.5o. Lard very
ilrm ats 7-ls@S ll-ler. Turpenine dull and irregu-
lar at eg3Gls7c. Rosin quiet ut $3.50. ,xst ~.
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No ONE SELLS COAL AND WOOD OF EQUAL QUAIL
ITY and quantity cheaper than Mr.. j. B. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street, whose excellent Glover Hill coal Is
at miners prices, and whose screened and weighed
anthracite is unsurpassed. His machine kindlng
aud cooking wood is too we'll known and approved
to need commentator.
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK.

= NEW YORK. = Z = a.
NEW YORK, February 25--The money pressure
was quieter to-day than on any previous day. Call
loans ranged from l-32 to per day, OFT per cent
per aunum. Exchange lostIlusi Gold, 1850
lis. Governments dull aud steady. States very
quiet. *sf
BALTIMORE. February 2s.-yirgnia e's, old. So;
consols, 55i. West Virginia, Is. North Carolinas,
old, 30. BIDS. fsssH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-27

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