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and Coriiandt sis, ~ foliOws
~ iW b. hMattl-pnrs, M Itsp9rsh thc ms't ana
:. ami ~ +. " SUNDAY, 3. :. So +. NJ
For BALTIMORE, washnStol and the south, Vi, Penn.
p VI And via PHILADELPHIA, wilmlgtul and BAL.
timoIe Railroad at A. NJ. ;!3) aud =. NJ. SUNDAY,
Express fr Philadelphia. $50 g 9O a NJ. i?D $50,
4 3D. T. NJ, aud u nisht. sunday, :. s5j. ana .
Fer rnsaaslPh,syi, Ken'ns'on att A. NJ, and Sio
fmisrint second class. 5ssP.M
For newark at 500 = 7.li $40 O. H. II 4. NJ, l? NJ l.
?.O, S3. 90 10 $40. 90. 5i. g. 81 SO :. sN, :,
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For fllabcih, 6,G3l, 7,5.D $40. o. 9lo.iiA.N N.i2M.
81 llai r u.. ana /. night sundiy, 80 6lo !. =
far Rahsay. C. CO.. :. $40. 9. 80. 10 \. Nj. /. NJ.
|. 3 2Si, s. ~, iO, 40, 81! ~ T. c:io so ss ID
For Wo6ibriisc and Pcrth Nm55j, ali 10 A. VI,
2p, $50 i:1, and r =. VI
FOR Nes lirup.wlck, and 40 M, >! N,2,atil
and VI.
For East Milestone. ,io \ NJ. /! noon 40 and $50
FOR lambertyile an Flemlnstol. :. VI. aud =. NJ.
For Philipshnre az Relvti'rr, AMI =. Vi
c.Scn AGfSgSaiiS3 Sa s f'v N%2rirG2S % ' and
For Freehold A: NJ. ami AZ. NJ.
f9r no,, JnE,sSqprs igc ISm's;rgPa Ma"e' An aai
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a \. ~ ., - T. N dHy x. llil VI VI, and y II ",
more, Va feun,S Aua Ar Line. t+i A. NJ. 4o5 and
gli +. VI. SUNDAY, 90 \. Il. ANA VA rhllagc,phia,
Mlan ion and hai'l49,c ,autl ID. ~ y, y t3' a 4
$40 - ijlj il ~ ID S. 4 NJ as s,i5 i:n t,5, s,
sl1. iOl5 r; NJ sunday, So, 30 60 h!5 iO A. NJ,
T,c.et oi.cc, 5!s ,l1 2'l. and 9ii Brl,aw,yi No.l
Asur House, AMI o1t " pcshrosss and Cortandt sts
Is VI BGi D. il Gtr' Passenger Agent.
Al. tASrAIT, General Manager.
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~ y Va I'UvAANAJ avv IhInuIsIIOh ITaIns
NEW DAY II>ETO NEwPDUT lone

NEW DAY. TO,NEwPORTvI LONG
~ ISLAND RAILROAD The new route TO Newport,
Il l.. viii be opened Monday. June a. leaving Hunt.
cts Point at i2:N = nj. and arriving at Newport at
J.. NJ Returning. tcayc Newport at 10 4. NJ. arriving
and fogs.
Passengers take ferry at Jane. slip at ig O'Clock
noon or at foot OF East Sh st. at 2li r. NJ and reach
the Long Island Railroad depot IN time for the l.! -
tram. Tickets sold and haggIgc checked through At
james slip and Sith 81. ferries.
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Gttursions.

4 GRAND ocean Excursion TO the FISHING Hanks,
~ giving nue view Of the harbor and forncation-.
The new, fast and elegant saloon steamer TWILIGHT
viii make d1iy excursions (Saturdays excepted. Leave
Eighth st. l.. u, at o'clocs PecK slip. lO id st, "
H., Christopher It. so aud Pier T. y Dinner re.
trrshments bait and line on board. Tickets t ladies'.
;. cents. Good music
I,ORTIRE, Pleasant Valley. aud Shady side steam
u ers leave daS from spring - At 10 y W. . 20 and
J.. NJ, landing At @d It ~ minutes later SUNDAY time
from spring II. gS 10. II A. NJ. l. ,, aud 2sl T. NJ,
landing 2Gd Il. Pare. IS cents.
I,IsuING BANks.-Steamer CHARLES CHAN.
i BkELAlN, Tucsday, Aug. 5. landngs-sth -, b.
6lj T.. NJ Pier 81 T.. T., ,lj. Christopher ST.. y. H.,
rs 90 y, H., \. VI.
NTOTIyF--Tn- .1hn VI Win, Association will al
y the bar Of their ercu,..sn at public auction on
Tuesday evening. Aug. s. iss', yt : CLOCK ht Their
room. ~ Greens ich 81 ly orici oI -
J. j. LAYpES. L. IT. MotASS. President.
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So MMITl>G !o''&9' ZEE lG222stecnns'1 rSgs =,
irOadway ands2 Bowrry Vacation pupils received
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S,NIus amOrnts.
Ntntlstrn.

AuthOu iloiUrs.
MORTGAGE StLF.-Ry virtue Of The fore
vi closure ot mortgage tome directed and Delivered
Will expose for sale AZ public auction the rtuCk and
fixtures Of an oldcstubiisacd lager beer saloon ana
restaurant % Park st. nj 10 o'clock on Monhay Aug H.
lsi3. MARVIN R.tLAkk,
Marshal and attorney for mortgage.
New York, Aug :, 1873.
MARSHAL SALE. .-JACOB BOGART. Auc.
NI tlOnrer, Monday, August I, 1873 at II O'Clock, at
the auction rooms, NOrth william IT. large assort
mput Of groceries, consisting OF teas, sugars hOur
crackers, cheese, butter, starch, Sc. &C.;
j. j, JOSEPH, Marshal.
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Telegraphic Dispatches.

SPECIAL To THE PIooHK DAILY RECORD.
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bottom. The purpose 10 strictly enforce
the rule occasioned the strike. Saturday
afternoon the employees in the room
named came out of work in a body and
d. manded an interview on the subject.
and MIR. Hussey desired postponement
Of it until Monday. when he would in
quire into the justice of their demands,
and willingly accede to anything proper.
Yesterday forenoon they went to work,
but notified him that if the windows
were not allowed to be opened by ten
O'Clock they would leave, which they ac-
cordingly did. One objection to the
opening of the windows at the bottom is
that the employees are in suoh cases more
liable to neglect their work in looking
out.
The people of Ohio seem to be taking
steps to secure the formation If u
Peoples Reform Party Democratic
Conventions in Allen and Hamilton
COMMITTEES have proclaimed in favor OF
such new combination, and Republi-
cans as well as Democrats in various
parts Of the State have issued calls for
county conventions to effect such an or
ganization. Ex-senator George L. Pugh
and other distinguished Democrats en-
dorse the movement, and now IA call has
been issued for State mass conven-
tion, to be held ut Columbus. on the
30th of July.
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California. to the Mint for coinage.
The balance came from the Crown Point
mine for melting and assay. BY the
i0;4o train last night, the SuperinteBd-
ent OF the Mint shipped fourteen un-
parted bars of gold and silver, worth,
together, $4,000, going direct TO the
Bank Of London and San Francisco
tlimited), London, England, to the
credit Of the Crown Point mine. Gold
Hill, Nevada.
THS Humboldt Register OF July is
says: A fatal case of genuine Asiatic
cholera is said to have occurred at this
place last week The victim was Chi
naman. Cinnamon who pretend to know
insisted that it was chol IA; and by what
they tell us, if it was not that terrible dis
ease IT was something very similar TO IT..
At least 1t is sufficient to warn all to be
careful with what they stuff themselves
during this extremely hot weather
The long threatened raid on tue many
packs of vagrant dogs which infest our
streets, says the Enterprise, has at last
been commenced. Yesterday the dog
catchers were abroad and gathered i'll a
general assortment Of CANNES Of all
breeds, sizes and colors. Those who
have dogs whose lives they care TO pre-
serve, will do well to lose no time in call
ing upon City Jailor Enders and procur-
ing proper tag. When dog is found
without the tag required by ordinance,
it is taken for granted either that he has
no owner, or that his owner cares moth
ing for him, and be is accordingly COB
bled mp and thrown into the pound
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Pacific Coast.
SAN Francisco, July %.

SAN FRANCISCO, July %.
Spoon Sanford was shot last night in
a house on Howard street by Charles
Bellew, and wounded in the breast, it is
believed MORALLY. Bellew keeps board
ing house, and Sanford and young man
named Stone are boarders in the house.
Bellew became jealous of his wife, and
went to the room of the young men for
the purpose of talking to them. They
refused him admission, when he at
tempted to break in. Stone seized and
punished Bellew in the face with weap-
ON and drove him into the hall, when
Sanford took him and forced him down
stairs. At that point Bellew drew a der.
ringer and shot Sanford in the left breast.
An officer, attracted by the sound of the
pistol, arrested Bellew Sanford was at
tended by surgeon and the bullet ex-
traced from his back.
SAN Francisco, July 90.
Spooner Sanford. shot last night by j.
F. Bellew, is still in a critical condition.
1t is hoped he may yet recover.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee met to-day, and decided to call
State Convention, to nominate Judges of
the Supreme Court, to meet at Sacra-
mento in August. The Convention will
consist of 1862 members.
j. +. Lewis, Captain OF Crusader, is on
trial for cruelty and unusual punishment
of the seaman here.
Charles McEntee, q miner from Ne
vada, who recently arrived here with con-
siderable money, spent it freely for IL
quor till it destroyed his mind. Sunday
night he attempted to commit suicide by
drowning, To-day he was sent to the
Insane Asylum.
VALLEJO, July 80.
The Grand Council of I. o. Red Men
assembled to-day with full attendance.
The session was mainly taken up with the
appointment Of different committees, lit
tie other business being transacted.
CARSON CRY, New, July 23.
The first lot of trade dollars was coined
here yesterday, and a portion of them
forwarded to San Francisco last evening.
ORovILLE, CAL, Jnly %.
Frank W. Day, Deputy Tax Collector
and ex-Sheriff of Butte county, while
trying to collect road tax from a company
OF Chinese working in the new mines be.
low town, was set upon by the entire
company and badly beaten. He was left
lying unconscious upon the ground
When found he was conveyed to his resi-.
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'N0S1Kvf Is II ssdIppe 'sls4on Ioi
'sssIdxa 40 10 'sHuea AlIo EI0A MsN 10 O9sIonGI 4
JUS 'epuA7N 10 Husa slHlS no slgsIp "a lrUu7H
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'cL Is sulueL :cs Is subj SCI sS
'sI'lIHn0 :tIS 'ssAlsH secs 'sIaHolI. sluVN
MOO NJ 'saof'Id
600 '0ctS '''''''''-''''''''' uNBIp lunouIy
'ssk 'saZIId 20 lmouu mol
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Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK. July o.
The steamers Ismalia and Canada
arrived to-day from Liverpool.
The specie engagement for Europe
to-day is $3.50, 600, of which $500, 600 is
gold coin.
Benjamin Rathburn, whose forgeries
in this State made him so notorious
thirty-six years ago, died in this city
yesterday, aged 81.
The excitement over the defalcation of
Edhelbert S. Mills, and suspension of
the Brooklyn Trust Company, is subsid-
ing. Depositors have been assured that
they will not lose anything, and a ma
jority have resigned themselves to the
situation. 1t is understood the directors
have estimated the loss at 1926, 900. The
capital and surplus were 1865, 600.
New YORK, July 49,
Isaac B. King, father of Lizzie l..
King (alias Kate Stoddardl, arrived in
Brooklyn to-day and visited her at the
Raymond jail He remained three
hours with her in her cell. He had not
seen her before for six years, and said
she was very much changed. Brook
Ign paper publishes lengthy interview
with Kate, but nothing new was devel-
oped.
New HAVEN, Conn, July %.
J. +. Secchi de Casoli, of the Eco
d'Italia, with another gentleman from
New York, has arrived here, bearing GER
tilted copies of the recent Acts OF the
Italian Parliament in regard to the sys,
TEN of child slavery. The documents
will be used tomorrow morning in pros
ecution of Glionni, who is under $4,000
bonds for holding several Italian boys in
virtual bondage in this city.
BosToN, July %.
The Convention OF the Boot and Shoe
makers of Massachusetts, which has
been in session for the past few days,
has adopted a resolution that in view Of
the lack Of interest manifested by shoe.
makers in the welfare of their craft, d
/ request be sent to the several shoe towns
/ of this State that shoemakers meet and
respectively consider the cause of this
/ decline III interest, and that from each
town q representative be sent to Con
/ vention hereafter to be held. The re-
suits arrived at by such Convention tC
be submitted to a mnss-meeting Of boo
and shoe makers.
DIS NOME, Iowa, July %.
A thousand conjectures are current il
regard to the persons who robbed tn
train on the Rock Island Railroad las
night, the most generally received belle
being that they were persons living il
the neighborhooi. Vigilant parties ar
securing southwestern Iowa, and it i
confidently believed that the robbers vii
he caught, if they remain within tn
State. A telegram. received late tonight
says they crossed the B. and NJ. Railroa
last night at midnight The Railroa
Company offer SIS, 600 for their detection
Governor Carpenter issued a proclam0
ton to-day, Offering a reward Of $500 70
the arrest of each person engaged in tn
robbery.
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NEVADA STATE NEWS.

j. NJ. Williams, an inveterate pros
pector, says the Virginia Enterprise, has
found vein about sixty miles in an
easterly direction from the lower end OF
Death Valley. It's lead of antimopial
s;,,.or ,.,;,, ne
w ".' - i'''''
'ee' Ill "'Urh Vi ore UTMOST entirety I'M
mixed with rock. He had two samples
of this ore assayed at Phoebe. and one of
them yielded at the rate of So, 800 per
ton i'll silver, and the other something
over 50 GOO. Heintends returning to his
find next fall OF winter. At this season
the heat Is uncomfortable, and, besides, his
nnar4st know, w@tar thnn,b ba saw
s;,ns Of ,,'ater a. iss, d; lt7 i hy, Iis
1,o' u".o !" ii9n P'I9pet.'nS 'oI IL wi'n
will ,nyerooe 81 Zoo ner tom and now
thinks of prospecting it pretty thorough
~ before he again roams IN search OF the
new ana undiscovered. The only In
dams he met with during his rambles
were the flutes, Moqus' NavaIos and
~ N'eettNs VI Tue noaru oi rire
Deiesa'es =. uo'u l''I'' says INC news Oh
'Ne A''i'' 4e'u 'aS' eNenins' COMM UNI
cation was received from Liberty Hose
Company No. /, stating that they had
decided to dissolve their connection with
the Fire Department At the time the
tbair b;iIs H. Treasnrer's r",t 10y sbnw co.,
that tbere was sin 81 GOO in The Trcos.
nry. This money is to be equally di-
nanr " Tbn anr sNuers u cue o1i u.
call ON p. Mnrnby' Treasurer ana oct
their money,
at Reno on friday the thermometer
indicated lOo IN the shade.
Miss FANNY ELLIOTT, daughter of W..
T. c. Elliott, accidentally met with the
misfortune of breaking her right collar
bone, last evening, while playing in the
yard at home. The young lady is under
charge Of DR.. II. II. Hogan, and getting
along 'nicely.-[ Reno journal, 18th.
HENRY "HITEHILL, State Mineraloslst,
left Carson on the 18th for Cope Dis.
trict. Sprucemont. Cherry Creek the
Cor.a, n;,,r;o. ava 80 :. o.,L ..,,
find his way up to the Idaho line or close
tnereaoout. On hlsreturn Mr., Whitehillt
Snnth ~ ia .ne ,1e p ~, ooun;,es iy''g
LODGE OF the hnights OF Pythias
has been organized at Carson.
TIE Auonst term Of fba un;ted s,a,os
CIT. c.. -. c-, T,,,
oif'"i' Coui'' 'u'seS sawyer ana NH
yer presiding, Will commence its session
on Monday, August 4th. at Carson. A
the inrors 10 be selected from ony , emit
in the District of Nevada.
PARTIES who have lately ,etur,ed r.
Reno from Rot,,o Croo, ni;,;no n;s,.;o.
-, -, '''.' oH -n'i'ne n.s''''',
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Foreign n ews.
BAYoNNF. july %.

BAYoNNT, July %
News received here through the Carl
lists concerning the instruction at Garth
agenia throws additional light on the
detection of the Spanish squadron. In
the port which was made subject to the
Government decree and vote in the
Cortes, yesterday, the insurgents, after
gaining control of the city, seized Castil-
10 de Las Galoras, a strong fort on the
west side of the harbor, less than thou
sand yards from the enterance, which it
commands completely. This gave them
control of the two lower batteries ON the
shore at the mouth Of the harbor. They
hosted red flag of the Commune over
these Notifications, and summoned the
squadron lying in the harbor to sur
render. The crews were in sympathy
with the insurgents, and the vessels fell
into their hands without opposition.
The chief command of the squadron is
now entrusted to Posas, who led the
instruction in the Naval Arsenal at
Ferrolin, n province OF Corurra, some
months ago. The vessels thus taken by
insurgents arg the Victoria, ironclad, "a
guns; Numanea, ironclad, % guns;
Tetan, ironclad, 10 guns; Almanac,
screw frigate, IS guns, and steamer
Fernando FL Catolicoe. The four YES
sells first named are among the finest in
the Spanish navy.
MADRID, July -,
The Declaration of Independence at
Alicante, was brought about by the arri-
val in the harbor of the insurgent iron
clad Victoria, from Carthagina. She
soon afterwards sailed, when the colony
returned to its loyalty to the National
Government. The Governor of Alicante
was arrested and will be tried by court
martial for treason. The minority have
decided TO withdraw again from the
Cortes.
II 80 IClpittu tudl lut ibtI IAH ltPl-
ment which the Government dispatched
to Carthagena to aid in queling the in
surrection at OstrabiG, has mutinied and
joined the insurgents il body. At
Victoria there are seven thousand Re
publican troops in = complete state OF
Generalization and disorganization
Several of the municipal officers have
been murdered by the soldiers. The
Republican troops at Cirangn surren,
dered to the Carlists ON condition then
lives should be spared In spite of the
terms Of the surrender, the Carists shot
numbers OF them after they had delivered
up their arms. Don Alphonso has sent
to the Spanish Government a formal
proposition for arrangement of prisoners
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SheriR's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
IL ont of the District Court in and for the
county of Lincoln, state of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
in said Court On the 22d day Of July, A. ID. 1873.
in favor OF d. l., Deal Administrator Of the es-
tate Of 5 d. Potter. and against Gibson Clark
II. y. Benncr and 5. u. Megeath, for the sum of
five hundred and fifty -nine dollars damages to-
Bethcr with one hundred and eighty eight dol.
lars tax costs and all accruing costs, have lew
led On the following property, to wit : stools,
round table. mirror, Il lamps. two-light
chandelier, sX-lght chandelier, stoyepipe, |
ice-Oo&, 10 pictures and frames, water can and
dipper. clock, bottles Imperial wine tpintsl ,
II bottles porter 20 bottles ale, % bottles arc
matte bltters, 10 bottles essence peppermint, .
bottles cherry curdials, bottles absynthe IL
bottles COcomungO wine, . bottles claret II bot.
ties assorted syrup, . bottles Bogart bitters "A
bottles assorted bitters, 4 small bottles whisky
II bottles 7. f. Bitters, lis assorted tumblers,
As wlneglasses. colored glasses, fancy bottles,
bottles hirchwasser, Bohemian bottles, 5 5.
p stralners, u bar spoons. | tray / lemon
squetzer, l cOrksCrew. : faucets mixer | ice
pick, dcmijohns, sugar spoon, glass bowl |
china clove-holder. box Jamaica ginger, l
small desk, bar mats, 10 towels, | step-ladder,
) windOw-cnrtains, lamp brackets, s lamp
globes, | feather-duster, bar and she wing 80
stone jars setter cases porter case ale is
gals. rum, 20 gals. 4 A whisky, 4 cask brandy
rs galls.l, = cask brandy n galls1 | cask
'4'4' NiH'' 'AsS 8lpIihA IllleIh, thse as
sorted syrup, case of peppermint, case Be-
kert's, broken pkgs. OF ale and porter.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
@sth day OF July, 4. d. 1873, at II O'Clock
m. will ell all the right, title and interest Of
said defendant II. u. Benner in and TO the above
described property, at the Court house in Phoebe
Nevada, at Public Auction Tor cash in hand, to
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and all costs,
July y, 1873.
W. $ TRAVIS, Sheriff.
by H. H. HEREFORD, Deputy. Jy2i-td
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involved in the increase of pay of men,
bers Of Congress, and certain Federal
officers. The sum voted as back pay for
two years amounts to 81, 25S, 600; and the
next Congress will cost ON this account
S5Ss.550 more than Congress under
the old law. The current expenditures
may vary many millions Of dollars by the
mere fluctuations of currency. as all esti-
mates are based on paper money.
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Sherif's Sale.

D1 VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ,sS,,,
- ont Of the District Court in and ~, q, ~
County Of Lincoln. State of Nevada ana - we
me directed and delivered for a in5gms,, ~ -. M
dtred IN said Court, on the 3lst day of Nav :, n
1873, III favor OF the State Bank OF N.vads 80. ~
against the Phoebe Champion Mining con,,. ana
lur thc sum OF one Thousand, six hund,ea a.;
thirty-seyen and 6l00 dollars damages toso, sla
with SIX hundred and thirty-s six dollars ,.Y 80.
and all accrung costs. have levied er r. ~
lowing property, 10 wit: The Phoebe Chsmn, w.
mine, situated ON Panaca Flat, Lincoln count,
Nevada, containing feet, tog, ther with . ~.
horses, bellows, anvil ore cart vrs
smeke-pipe and forge 4 lantern . barrels I VIII,
and whim rope, iron wheel barrow. / lsads.s
pieces square timber sxl9, lot shat, ,nbsr,
htted, work bench, . tr,ssels pieces Of iro,
me mine, shait, and timbers inside Of shaft in,
ciudlig hosting works, l blacksmith sbgp a
pieces lumber 2x4, 2 ore buckets, | wind ~
stable, . set within harness, / chair / ,o,l
shoVciS, Ratchet broom. cross cpt saw
windlas barrels, water barrel. Jarpe lan,s,n
! lamp - box candles. 200 feet fuse more .,
less Il picEs, hammer handles 3 oil cans. /
chisel, rasp, !. box powder, 4 oil cans. fame
llne, oiler, oil stone and set fan nine M.
tlee is hereby given that on
Tuesday. the Fifth day Of Aupus,
4. d., 1873
At II o'clock, NJ will sell all the right title and
interest OF said defendant in and to the aboys
described property, at the Court House door. in
Phoebe, Nevada, at public auction, for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
July 10, 1873 W. :. TRAVIS. Sheriff
by D. Il. HEREFORD. Deputy. iyl6SOd
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Caution.
For Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY On THE EAST
v side of Phoebe street. at the junction of
Lacour. Lot 25 feet by - feet. House Gle.
gantly furnished.
For particulars apply to
II, Il. BREAkEY,
ly2u Mining krcnrder
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GOVERNMENT EXPENSES De-
CREASTNG.

1t seems from the published statements
that as the war period is left farther in
the background the cost of maintaining
the Federal Government decreases. The
interest on the debt which grew out of
the war constitutes more than half the
expenses of running the vast machinery
of the Government. As the country in
creases in population, the expenses of
the Government will increase. But on
the other hand, there will be a gradual
diminution of the public debt, and of the
sums paid out for interest, which make
so large an item in the yearly expenses.
The expenditures for the last five fiscal
years have been as follows:
June ~ 1869. ....................s 377 .0O0, 900
guiie ~ ioo' '-''..''...-....... 32l 100000
June ~, loIO... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 600. 900
June ~ 1911 '..................... 29l, 100000
June oo io'2..... 21i, 900, 900
The reduction of current expenses in
five years, as here shown, is one hundred
million dollars. The expenses of the
civil department OF the Government in
1871 were $40, 906,74 The naval and
military departments cost in that year,
in round numbers, S45, 100000. But the
interest on the public debt, pensions,
bounties and other items traced directly
to the war, amounted to S175, 543, 600.
And of the 1927 900, 600 which make up
the expenditures of the year 1872, no less
than $l67. oOO,O 900, are to be placed to the
direct account of the war. The only in
crease Of the expenditure noted is that
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dence. where his wounds were dressed,
and he was found to be in IA critical con
dition. Five of the Celestials were ar
rested and lodged in Jail this evening.
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BUSINESS OFFICE.

The Business Office OF the RECORD
will remain at the old stand, Upper
Main street.