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From San francisco.

SAN Francisco, March 7. This morn
ing the dead body of Il young woman
was found on the threshold of a house
On Fourth street, opposite the Office OF
the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
fhcre were no marks Of violence on her
person. Her name i, not ye; tscertalned.
LATER.-Tie young woman whose
body WIS found this morning has been
identified as MIS-. Emma Hopper. She
is married and lived with aer husband
On the PotrrEo 1t Is stated that she
has been drinking liquor 10 excess re-
Gently, and it is thought her death may
aave been caused or hastentd by lissl-
patton.
q Id, 1IJ14@l13}5; sryenbacls, 81 !.
@H14.
Joun Wilkins was discharged from en-
Payment AT the Occidental Hotel ana
William Anderson was appointed to the
vacancy Wilkins learned that Ander-
son mad been instrumental III bringing
about the event, and thereupon threat
ened to shoot him. Tie two men were
passing on PJ,.iic and hearny streets
yesterday, when Wilkins drew a pistol
and fired two shots at Anderson; but
they missed the mark, and before Wiki
ms could fire again he was taken into
custody.
Charles Morrow was arrested yester-
day on the charge of assaultinS with in
tent TO murder James Mccarthy, a boy
of Ii years of age. Both Morrow and
Mccarthy were employed i'll the San
Francisco Sugar Refinery, and Morrow
secured the boys discharge. The boy
met Morrow on "Wednesday morning and
asked him why he worked against him,
and it is chained that Morrow fired u
shot at the boy, just grazing one of his
ears. The prisoner claims the boy used
vulgar language and threatened to make
an assault on him, which the boy denies.
and parties present at the shooting cor
roborate McCarthy's story. Morrow
WAS released ON 81, 900 bonds.
MARYsv1LLE. March This morning
at about half-p past 10 O'Clock as j. r.
johnson of this city was passing the
Maryvsille Gas Company's yard, his
thoughts were suddenly aroused about
the lost child of Samuel Cummings of
this city. who strayed from home on the
evening of February Sth. and nothing
mas been heard of him up to this date.
Johnson went into the Gas Company's
yard, and looked into an old abandoned
,asOmeter, which contained about five
Or six feet of water and rubbish floating
III it, and to his horror discovered the
BODY of the missing boy. who had fallen
IA and was rowned. The news soon
spread around the city. and information
was s:ut TO Coroner Barnes, who soon
1ad th. body taken out of the water.
rne corpse was in remarkable state of
preservation, considering the body wat
Early a IL nth in the water
H airy Barnett, an old pioneer of this
thy. died this morning about 3 O'Clock.
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s,,non In the Connecticut River.

The preparations for the lntrodactloh
of salmon Into the Connecticut River,
once famou, for its stock Of these hsh'
have been nearly completed. The Hart
ford Couran. says that 10000 eggs be-
lowing to the State are now in Matching
tro1yhs. ut Mystic Bridge and lo,oOo
more at Westport. Forty Thousand
more, with 81, 900 awarded to the State
bv Commissioner Baird, will arrive IN
few days. Thess eggs will be Matched
in April and the young fry, 80 soon Hs
they are able to obtain their own food
will be placed in the various streams OF
the State and in the head waters OF tha
Connecticut. Tbs owners OF dams on
the river have agreed to construct flsh-
wavs. except tho Holyoke Water Power
Company, which refused to do so. The
result was Q law suit which, having been
decided by the Supreme Court Of Massa'
chusetts against the company, was ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court OF the
limited States which affirmed the former
decision last week Both difficulties
now seem in fair way to be surmounted
and the prospect is that before many
wears the salmon may once more o.
found in his old haunts of the COnnectl'
cut River and its tributaries.-Aeof York
Erening Post.
Which information reminds us OF
the we'll worn Ode to the Connectl
cut River written by an enthusiastic
disciple of Izaak Walton, embracing
these eulogistic words and plscine
references:
Roll on thou noble river,
As ever thou has ran;
Bringing shad to Massachusetts,
And liberty to man
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the LATEST TELEGRAmS
From the East.

New YoaK, March AT a mee ting of
the Republican General Committee held
hast night, resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against the passage of the New
York Charter, now pending at Albany.
and Disappearing of the conduct of the
administration in the Louisiana matters,
and Of the action of Congress III increas-
ing salaries.
Letters from New Hampshire say
there is little if any interest taken in the
State election to come OF next Tuesday
The Republican State ticket will prob
ably be successful.
A dispatch from Charleston, $. j.,
says IL negro named Pipton was arrested
for having on Sunday last beaten his
wife to death and attempted to burn the
| body 10 hide his crime.
WASHINGTON, March Judge Poland
addressed 8 letter to U. S. Treasurer
| Spinner, wherein he inclossd ten shares
Of Credit Mobilier stock which Cakes
Ames insists belongs to Judge Kelly, but
which tho Judge refuses to own, together
| with certified check for 1929 on the
First National Bank Of this city, drawn
| to Judge Poland's order and signed by
Judge Kelly, as the amount of dividends
on stock paid Kelly by Ames. In his
| letter to Treasurer Spinner, Judge Po-
| land says he Endorses the shares of stock
and also the check in pursuance OF an
arrangement made between Kelly and
Ames. He requests Spinnerto call upon
Ames for the balance of accrued divl-
dends on stock, which will amount to
some four or five thousand dollars. The
| Credit Mobilier shares are to be sold, If
| Spinner can find customers for them,
and the whole amount conveyed into
the Treasury Ames told Kelly that he
was fool for handing the proceeds OF
his Credit Mobilier transactions over to
Spinner If you don't want 1t, says
Ames, you ought to give it to officers of
the Union Pacific Railroad: it belongs
to them more than it does to the United
States. Upon the whole, however, Kelly
| thought the Government had been swim
died by the Credit Mobilier people, and
| he wanted to make restitution as far as
he was concerned. Kelly left to-day for
home, saying he felt better after he made
clear breast of it. He proposes ad-
dressing letter TO his constituents, de-
| Tending himself and explaining his con-
nection with Credit Mobilier.
Senator Hamlin stated in the Senate
yesterday, that the President would send
| but very few appointments to the Senate
! this session. This statement gives
strength to the impression that the Pres
iaent is prepared to make but few
| changes among Federal Office holders
| during his second term.
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WoMAN's RIGHTS 1NJouRSALIsM The
stest risinality in the way of newspaper
titles is found, of all places in the world,
.,;nong the Shakers of New Lebanon
Fo. two years they have issued journal
c .iled the Shaker, which was the organ
Of their sect throughout the country.
Lately, however, they have recognized
the woman S rights ,i'ctaine by terming
heir paper the Sjiaay'. anil Shakeress.
This is certainly striking if not ii
..nphonious title. But it forebodes Sc
fious conseqa nczs. II Mss Anthony
and her assoril:as should inoculate the
t"nntry with their ,is.s, We suppose We
shall have the Past dtI PDstess. the Jour-
raj and Joaraaie#s. the Courier and
Courieress, the advertiser and ADVERTISE
ress, etc.-BMfdlO cypress.
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$3.50. sos!

S46j Cash Prizes amounting to $3.50. JOJ
This enterprise is endorsed by the best bust
ness men Of our State. The small price of tic
kets is a guarantee Of speedy sale-making this
be sent safely in Registered Letters. Post Once
Money Orders. by Express or by letters, care
fully sealed and plainly d rected.
MAKE Up YOUR CLUBS and send orders
soon, only few tickets remain to be sold.
n. =. The same honesty ard fairness that
characterized the two former drawings is guar
antced in this.
Agents wanted. Liberal Commissions allowed.
J. NJ. PATTEt, Manager.
Omaha. Nebraska.
CARSON AGENT:
A. dc NEVF,
Janll-td At John G. Foxs jew nv store.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Board.

Forenoon Board.
$50 Opiir. 40. 30 4, 80. 39A, 40 bso. 39h.
SIS Could / Carry, lli4, liz, ll's b3O. II =.
p Best < Beicher, ).
- Savage. % g, 81 BIO, &c, Co.,.
l65 Choll.r. 4lAz. Al. AK bbD. 4U's. 1! BIO. A.
l85 Hal. K Norcross. is. SAY, Is. q. bio, 65 x,
65si. GAN bD.
2l5 Crown Point. 100. 93H.
355 Yellow Jacket; 6s. 81. e7H. So. s9's b3o. 60
BIO, 63k.
1875 Imperial, "a, Z BIO. u. b3O. 6,i b..
400 Empire Mill. 6'.. Ga. 81. b3o. Ia bsO,
AS Kcntuck. 9. Oh. ..
IS Alpha. 81. 3h.
1855 B+lchsr, So, s21. s2S. s2k. a2'a h3, 81 b,,
a4,4 b'O. g., ~ bl0 al 4. Al, As y b30.
365 Confidence. 81, 9a. ga bib. ,. "a.
1855 Con- Virginia. So 81 4, 50, 5lt., 81, SO b3o.
5ih. 5lz4. 81 bio. 521s hao.
100 Sierra Nevada, IL i. II b30.
100 Exchequer. IL \. II :. BIO, H.
40 Seq. Bclcher, 81. a. 471<, Il, IS so.
1885 Overman, Al, ~ b30, 43 BIO. ~.
$50 c.lsdoni.. Is ls4 bso. 1914. 49,, 1914 bso.
~. 1871 $50. l9>S b3O.
50 Knickerbocker. 50.
$50 Baltimore, y, Is, IL.
$50 Bullion. Is. 161S b3o.
50 New York Con. l.
1865 woodyille, 81. 81 bso, az. IS. 3. $50.
~ b30.
Evening Report.
555 Valley, II, 49,, 1879, IA bio.
s7s Raymond and Ely, 7e, 1914. II. 7sx. tn
b3O. u $50. 70 b3O. IT.
$50 Eureka Con. 10, 1O!4. 1oL SO, 1875.
500 Jackson, 80 cts.
1876 Golden Chariot. ~. ~. bso. A.: $50. ~.
$50 Gilmore, 4.
so Mahogany, ~.
800 Mammoth, 30 cts.
~ Treasure, 4.
$40 Empire Idaho, l.
1918 Belcher, 81 81, 81 4 bio, 81 s1O Sox $50,
50 bis. 81. sla S.. 81 BIZ. s2's bse, 81 slc.
sl1a bio, 81.
675 Chollar. Al. 4o1s, 40. 4O1s SO, 40 so. 40h.
DO Silver Hill. 8 4. g. 8A. 9 $50.
725 Con. Virgins, 81 50. 52!4, 50 b30. 81 q $50,
53ls b5o. 81 bso, 527s bso, sly, 53's b3e.
95 Crown Point. 100 b30, SO.
975 Woodyille J.
$50 Imperial, 6s, Ga, bio, bs, Ga, 6',, 61a
: BIO.
255 Over,nan 40 $50, 40, Al, 40, 80 $50, 10 b30,
SO 100. 39.
50 Yellow Jacket &c.
l6c PhSc;.i., i.c., see, 55cts.
90 Phoebe. ~, III, :.
200 Washington and Creole. 4.
100 Flag, :.
1000 Hunt, :, b5, AZ So, As. b3o, "a so, "a,
A.. BIO
100 Alps, Is cts.
400 Silver Peak. IS cts.
% Chapman, 10 cts.
300 Ingomar. 50 cts.
100 Ivanhoe, l $50.
22) Belmont, 80, bD
so Chief of Hill, 81.
80 Newark, IL.
l25 Phoebe Phonix, !.
$50 Hermes. 6, $50 ).
200 Charter Oak. 10 cts.
100 Eureka &c. W, 20.
$50 Independent. 2is,2.
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r. FRED. BRooKs. bookseller, sta
toner and newsdealsr, dealer in cheap
jewelry, cutlery. toys. musical instru-
ments, fancy goods, imported segars and
tobacco. Agency for the Royal Havana
lottery, Omaha lottery, Nevada State
lottery, opposite the OTmsby House next
door to Rails hardware store, Carson
City, Nevada. --'r
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A bill is before the Illinois Legis-
lature, providing that unknown and
unclaimed bodies shall he delivered
to the proper authorities of the med
ical colleges.
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the seventeenth
day Of January, 1873, SO many shares OF each
parcel of such Stock may be necessary, Will
be sold at public Auction, at the Office OF the
Company Room No. 10, 4O2 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California, on MONDAY, the
seventeenth day of March, 1873 at hour OF II
o'clock NJ of said day, to pay said Delinquent
Assessment thereon, together with costs OF al
vertisinS and expenses of sale.
CHARLES S. NEAL, Secretary.
Office: Room l0.4oo Montgomery street. San
Francisco California. fb2S ID
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To keep mp toe fiction of poiiti-
cal nest egg. the Possnn Democracy
and Liberal Republicans of Cincin
natl have male ~ ,:x-t Of dele
gates to the pending Constitution.
Convention. Geo. i pa-;l is tA'
most famous man in tne ;,,i.
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Elk Congressman Ge,rs. u Ju!l;.n
has written letter to proc ...,,, ;n'
soldiers Bounty bill il -. :,s"t,,i
ton to benefit spec .at,rS
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Or, henley
CELEBRATED
XXI BITTERS F.!

A Most Efficient and Plea SAINT Tonic {!
The best Liver Regulator known {!
A sure cure for Dyspepsia
YNHESE BITTERS ARE PREPARED
from the most choice and wholesome herbs
and roots, and have given universal satisfaction
wherever tried. Thousands Of dyspeptics have
found relief through their use. and physicians
recommend them for the cure of all diseases Of
the blood and liver. and Irregularities Of the
digestive organs.
Headache, Biliousness and Constipation.
General Debility and Loss Of Appetite, all are
caused by the arrangement Of the Stomach,
Liver and other functionaries of tho system.
The IXL Bittsrs have been successfully used
and are warranted to alleviate the sufferer in all
the above cases,
Read Physicians Certificates attached to each
bottle.
Every Family should have u bottle
In tho house. Sold everywhere.
H. EPSTEIN,
Sole Proprietor.
No. SIS Front street. San Francisco Cal,
Da4-3m
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The passenger rail Ways ii 'nii'
delphia are expected Ia nIhn :. lib
eral response to thu c.;l / n f. I'd il.
aid of the Centennial ceIe I, iDu.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

81 Mining Comprehension of Works. Au-
rora, Esmerslda county, Nevada. Notice.
There is delinquent upon the following de-
scribcd stock, account Of assessment No. one)
levied on the SEVENTEENTH DAY of JAN
UARY, 1873 the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. as fol
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SENATOR JONES appeared IN the
Senate and was swos:i III ua runrs-
day; SO we learn by the dispatches
of yesterday. ..... .
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WANTED ny an American Woman
w u situation NJ housekeepcr; II IN excel
lent cook and general managtr--the country
nr,ferred Address: Mrs H. d. TIILI%GHAST,
Virginia City, Nevada. Hii'mN
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TRERE is an American common
school in Rome-or, rather, a com
mon school for the use and benefit
of the Roman children carried un
der the American plan. On Christ.
mas Eve the. children having been
sufficiently indicted into the m,yster
les of the English language and
Yankee singing notions sung the fol
beats anything that
Rcmulus and Remus ever dreamt OF,
or Virgil ever warblel
Yankee Doodle leaves his home,
Cones across the ocean,
Bringing to our ancient Rolne
Many , modern notion.
Five times Ave are twenty five.
Five times six are thirty.
Five times seven are thirty-five
And five times eight are forty.
So We close our little song.
And to make it han1
You see it is not very long.
Our Roman Doodle Dandy.
Five times five. etc.
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"USKNowss' AND ''HIGH LIFE.-An
invoice ot these celebrated segars which
have rendered r. Fred. Brooks store so
.yslr.l,!'i.y popular. arrived last night
md are sold at his stand opposite mot
next door, to the Or,nsby House, Car
son, Nevada.
HAVANA LOTTERY Tickets, so cou-
pons S1.lO each. Agency at Brooks
$ gar, Fancy Goods aud Stationery
store, opposite the Ormshy House, Car
son City, Ney. Prizes cashed on pre-
sentation. Look out for counterfelts.
Mrs. SIoUTENBURGH wishes to inform
the ladies of Carson and vicinity she
has returned from San Francisco and
will resume business on Fourth street. in
rear of Olcoyich's store mh7-1m
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-tiEO. TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
T Himmian A J Moore G. Bradford
T Armstrong Hermann Chas Norris
B Hereford f Berry J X Mccormack
CoRBETr HOUsE-COHBETT BROS, PROPRIEToRs
A Mathews J Bartholomew /. G Clifford
II Mchim,in RW McMullen Jas Lang
] Blaie John Martin NJ } Lawlor
Il Murphy Thos Swami W Whalen
ORMsBT HuUaE-!EoEtiE ID. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
AL Therriat Denney E Burns
B Hume II q MattheSon and wife
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MOORE 4 PARKER'S HALL,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
The proceeds to go for the benefit of the new
CATHOLIC CHURCH


Committee OF ArranRements:
s ~ 1,;,.;,s
= y. S"ee"e'' M
q .,,' C.c.n.
o""'oN y"
Gov Bradley, II. F. Rice.
Lieut.. Gov Denver G. T. Davis,
Judge whitman, A. c. Ellis,
Judge Bclknap, A. b. Driesbach,
Judge Hawley, P. McCarty,
Judge Hillyer, J. Cronin,
Gen Buckner r. Connolly,
Hon j. Schooling, l.. Lachepellc.
Hon. W. W. Hobart. J. Platte.
Hon J. ID. Miner. l. Roberts,
zen y'n ~ my, % ~ "I.,,
Charley Martin, Harry DAY,
Capt. heoer' " ~ ioiie1eon'
-. ~ n,,s u r.,.,.,,at O.
H. ErrringtOn, >. ). Rosenstock.
Uoi D. onirs' = Tnhr;rsr
COL Rosser. en-. Notewarc
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cot into old Pom's shoes by the way
of York, is, it seems, literary char
acter: and in a late contribution to
the Kansas M;yazine, vents his ideas
in the following incisiveiand original
strain: "Civilization is a veneer,
The gentleman is vanished savage
The institutions of society are stucc"
upon an edifice of barbarism. We
all feel that it is humiliating tnd
cowardly to call upon tho law TO
avenge our wrongs, to waive our
right to Stay the sedacer, to smite
the insulter, to exact reparation from
the thief. Hence spring the secret
contempt for arbitration, the fero-
cious exultation of war. Geneva
was we'll enough for America, because
We won the bloodless battle. We
can applaud William l., as the pet
tifogger praises the squire who gives
him his cause, because he awarded!
us the boundary we covete:l; but
had the decision been adverse. there
is not an American who would not
have called for Grant, the soldier.
and the solution of his sword"
As a relief for that dreadful story
of the poor boy who was split Ia
twain by low telegraph wire with
which he came in contact while Slid
ing down hill land which yarn we
don't believe by the way,) is the fol
lowing from the Auburn IN. \ J
Nsrs: .'As the New York Central
train which leave this station at $50
A. NJ. going east. was in the vicinity
of Geddes, Saturday morning, a
little boy was sliding down hill, and
slid under the train, which was sud
denly checked by the engineer, in
order to pick up the mangled and
fearfully mutilated remains of the
little sufferer, The train had run
only the length of two cars before
stopping. after the sled ran under it,
and between the forward and rear
trucks. Jumping from his engine
and rushing to the rear. the engineer
reached underneath the car and
dragged out the crushed and shat
tered sled-while the boy scooted off
across lots, with his hair sticking
straight up"
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CoRBETr HOUsE-CoRBETT BROS, PRoPRIEToRs.
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DEATH CT j. L. Iowa dispatch
from Shelibuin, to Ed. Rarm Of this
place. announces the painful informa-
ton that the body OF J. L. Low, Deputy
County Surveyor of this county, was
found i'll Silver Canyon, Cherry Creek
District, GA Wednesday last. Particu-
lars are not given, his friends here are
loft TO sunrise that his death was sudden
while alone, as he was stricken some
months ago with paralysis, from which
lie was supposed TO have recovered. He
hal recently returned from 4 sea voyage,
which he had taken for the benefit Of his
health. Mr.. Low was well known in
this section OF tie State and was hio:.1.v
esteemed by large circle of acc aain.a2-
Wade Pine Fe,rs ssat. 81.
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OE THE whispered suspicious that
Jim Eoff threw off the Occident-
Goldsmith Maid race, q San Fran
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Held TO BAIL.-Sylvester Lever
itch, charged with shooting jack
Grant, underwent searching exam
ination before His Honor, Judge Lo-
gan, yesterday. After hearing all
the testimony, the Judge con-
ceived it to be his duty, in the ligh:
of the facts adduced, to hold the ae
cused in the sum Ct $4,000 to appear
before the Grand Jury. We refrain
from making any comment on this
case until after Ike trial, for the rea.
son that We do not wish to prejudice
anybody's chances and tina. men who
read papers ain fit to sit on juries ~
--RereiHe, SEPT %.
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IF WHAT is related below be q fair
statement, the condition Of Jay
Cooke & Co.'S House is very much
better than was feared. Moreover,
if it is true, it helps to confirm a
lurking suspicion that the suspension
was the result of premeditated and
deliberate intention to wipe out and
begin again. We suspect. in fact,
that suspension was the easiest way
out of carrying the heavy and profit
less load of the Northern Pacific
Railway. Here is what the telegraph
says:
Philadelphia, September ga state
ment of the assets and liabilities OF the
firm of jaw Cooke Il Co., OF Philadel-
phia, New York and Washington, has
been prepared by them to be submitted
to their creditors, of which the following
is a summary: Liabilities, 81, 939, 400;
assets-bills receivable, bank. insurance
and other stocks bonds and real estate.
81. 500, $40; loans TO Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, $3.50, eco; stock of
Oregon Navigation Company, 81, 500 600;
loans 20 Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany on bonds OF the company, $685.
Dis: second mortgage railroad bonds,
stocks. ETC.. S2.43o. 1856. Total, Sl5,-
$3.50. 2l1. The above exhibit of iiabili-
ties is exclusive of $l.70! ,140 loans of
the firm, which are fully secured by
good collaterals. The excess OF collat-
erals upon these loans has been estimat-
ed and included in the assets. The firm
expects to soon submit proposition for
a settlement with its creditors which it
believes will be acceptable to the latter,
and although it will of course require
time for the conversion of its assets, the
handsome showing made leaves no doubt
of its ability to pay every dollar of its
Indebtedness, with interest, and still
have q surplus of several millions.
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BUSINESS AcCURAcY.-The foreman OF
this office had occasion to send East for
a machine for beveling rules. the cost
of which was twenty dollars and eighty
four cents. Twenty-one dollars in cur
rency was sent, and yesterday the ma
chine was received, accompanied with
the remaining sixteen cents of change,
consisting of ten cent greenback. five
cent nickel piece and copper cent.
The observance of rules SO strict in max
ing change between parties living at re-
mote distances from each other. strikes
the Pacific coaster as something novel
Eureka Sentinel.
A little more OF an habitual conform
ity to these nice and always fair rules of
doing business would be q healthful i'm
provement upon the general way of do
ing things on the Pacific Coast. The
old 40 swagger over picayunes is very
nearly exhausted amongst thoughtful
people. Old Silurian huskies without
. red or o bed, still have soul above
small change, however.