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Notice of Assessment,
NIagnoli. silver Mining S W!orss

Maynolia silver Mining ano ,ts
ing Company-Location d ccss|
reka Mining District, Lahcei
State OF Nevada 49,, at M
Notice is hereby given. thas ssida Z
ing of the Eoari OF trustees day al
pany, held on the Seventeen IISa 81
cember, 1872. an assessment Lived VI
Ten Cents per share was nany, ri
the capita, Stock OF said comPa sirs 4
BILE Immediately. in United hs ofbc|
coin, to the Secretary, a . .nd ny
the company, Rooms 70 sp sytreLs
chants Exchange, Catllorhi"
Francisco, California: ia sssssp1
Any stock upon which saiu I'D d!
shall remain unpaid on tn e u
January, 1873, shall be oSvertised
Quent, and will be duly miles, Il
sale at public auction. ana iii Be I
mentI shall be made before NV Of !
on MONDAY. the Tent delipqal
ruary, 1873, to pay tno ccsts o.
assessment, together VIII
vertising aud expenses. OF s HHosieea,
BY order OF the Board OF SecftaY
LOLIS KAPLAN, sshsntrl
Ofice-RoOms &c land " SS "r frsp4
change, California street, es'
California
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UNDER the heading of q Terri
ble Warning TO Jawin Mother.
in.laws," the New York Herald Of
the 5th gives the particulars Of a
tragedy which occurred in New
ark the day berore. james Muir
ply. it seems. had a little quarrel
with his wife, when his mother.
in-law, Ivy name Mrs. Kane. put in
her LIP. when james very proper
ly beathe to death with Il stove
lid. Married neighbors Of Mr..
Murphy, ascertaining that it was
merely n meddlesome mother-in-
law who mad been killed, refused
tn interfere and James s. edad-
died. and had not been arrested Mt
last accounts.
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ja1S
DHENIX SILVER MINING CONPA
4 NY: Location of works, Eureka
AininN Iii 81 riot n,Ior Co..a

DHENIX SILVER MINING CONPA.
i Ny. Location of works, Eureka
Mining District. Lander County, State of
Nevada
NOTICE is hereby given that al a meet.
ing ofthe Board OF Trustees OF said com.
pany. held on the eth day of January
D.lS'3, an assessment of fifty cents per
of said company. payable q
IN United states gold coin. to the Secre.
larry, at the office OF the company, Room
20 nay WARDS building, 4lg California
street. San Francisco, California.
.h any stock upon which said assessment
thirteenth day Of February, A. u. lS73.
snail o. deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale 1t public auc-
ton. and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold on THURSDAY. the
sixth day of March. A. d. 1873. to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale
JOSEPH MAGUIRE.
Omce-Room 26. Hayward's building.
No. 419 California street. San Francis,.,'
California. iaIS
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U. S. Survey, No. 81.

beginning at post marked No. l, Z. s.
Survey No. n, whence post No. | Of sur.
vey No. 40, made for HI Eureka CONSOLE
dated Mining Company upon the Senti.
mel lyde or deposit b 'ars S. Al deg. % min.
w. l.O6.h feet; The flagstaff in the town
of Eureka bears y. 5, deg. Is min. e.
sos feet the highest point of Ruby Hill.
No. !, bears south 79M deg. W. l.76a feet !:
h iAawtOn shaft bears S. ~ deg. 10 min
w. 800 feet, and tn" shalt upon this lode
bears 5. 5lH deg. w. $40 feet thence run.
ming $. 20 deg. f.. 200 feet; theme, :, 20
deg. w. 6O feet thence y. 20 deg. ". 1856
feet to point en- tn" eastern boundary OF
survey No. 81, made for a. l.. Selmer and
Thomas Conn upon the Skylark drposit
or thence ". 81 deg. i. p feet along
said survey No. SO, whence the post No. /
northeast corner IF said survey bears n.
81 deg f. IS feet and thence \. ~ deg
r.. $50 feet. to post No. ], the place of lie.
ginning; containing two $500 acres.
Courses expressed from the true mcclellan
with a magnetic variation of l6h deg.
East. 80
This clasm is on unsurveyed lands. and
Is bounded on the west by the Skylark
lode or deposit. This claim is recorded
on page 3l6 of Book ID O the Eureka Min.
ing District Mining Records.
ALFRED f. SHANNON.
jars Register.
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Shining 9otites.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
.~.r, coxS0I.IDATED MIN

,I.G COMPANY, Location OF Works
! ander county, Eureka district, Nevaua.
NosiceS1here are delinquent upon he
following described stock, on account OF
levied on The Fourteenth a
of November, 1872, the several amoun.s
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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ana IN accordance with ,o,u
order OF the lOard of 1rus,e law, and !
the nth day of November Is-s' msde .
shares of each parcel Of so;J 50 nsJ
may be necessary. will be sn'. sot !
auction at III +, salesroOm cf To-, ai lttk
ton, 80 Montgomery street Snh MIDI
EIGHT DAY OF JANTAp,v On b
the hourO l O'Clock =. Nj NJ NM, E3 I
pay said delinquent nssessm sald day I
penses of sale. ins ahae'
JONAS LINCOLN. se.x,.-
OTice--s! Montgomery st uss''! I.
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O

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Jan,v "a,
ne above sale is hereby So. .ha
to oRSDAi.%J January 23d. i tes'i psl
same hour and place as aLoye .,s sa1
JONAS LINCOLN. S s"as
jaStd I.andcr reefetag
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

IN AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST,
~ 1872. Trains will leave Palisadc
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Winnemucca, Wadsworth, Reno,
Marysville, Redding (for OregOn)
Sacramento, Stockton, Lathrop,
MERGED flor YOsemite), Upton
flor Los Angeles), San Jose and
San Francisco. 10 IS JAN
Overland Freight and AccOmo-
dation Train for San Fran
Overland Passenger Train for
Carlin. Toano, Ogden and
.........Z 40 p NJ
Overland Freight and Accomo.
datiOn Train for Ogden and
a. n. TOWNE, Gent Supt
T. H.. GOODMAN. General Passenger
II Ticket Agent. a
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which tend to promote the best in.
terests Of the whole people Of the State.
county and town. and is especially de.
voted to the local welfare Of Lander coun-
ty. Being issued at the center Of the
richest Mining District Of Nevada. it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements. which
shall be worthy the attention Of those
seeking Investments in the Mines Of
Eureka District and Lander County.
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FOB PRINTING OF AL KINDS
EvnEHA RENryyRl
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@inins gatit,s.

II RGmrill, trustee ~. -
c II Rumrill, trustee loo 1.
G ii Rumrill,. trustee 100 y
SH Kunhrill, trustee...-iss 100 h
CH kumrill. tnistee.-."iyy 100 h
Rumrill, trustee.-"i 100 l@ h
Oh Rumrill, trustee."iSS lW h
z Rumrill, trustee.."iS ITO n
EA Richardson, trustee 2IS loo h
EA Richardson, trustee Ola 10 n
EA Richardson, trustee 2iy lW n
a Richardson, trustee ,is M h
y "a Richardson, trusten oio no n
r "a Richardson, trustee .sS 10 h
EA Richardson, trustee og NO h
EA Richardson, tru, Too 30 10 h
EA Richardson, trustee 90 lW n
Il A Richardson, trusfee 20, 100 n
EA Richardson, {. usiee .af 100 i
+ "A Richardson. trustec 900 80 4
+ a Richardson, trustee 9sS " 4
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a NJ Thompson, trustee. Siy y /
a NJ thompson, trustee" SiI 3 4,
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NJ nomIson, trustee. SS u
John Van de Water. 81 so IS
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THE SENTINEL having . large and
extended circulation, offers . valuable
medium for Advertisers who wish to build
up a trade and patronage In this section
Of Nevada.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 20S
L. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN. New

L. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN. NEv.,)
January 18th. 1873.
~ A. l.. Selmtr and rhomas Conn.
whose pOstoffice address is Eureka, Lam
der county. State of Nevada, have made
application tor patent tor six hundred
$500 linear feet OF the Galloway lode.
bearing silver and other minerals: the
same being three huTdrvd tSUl feet west.
erly n three hundr al CUO) feet easterly
from discovery sha!t thereon, with sur
face ground two hundred feet in width :
situate in Eureka Mining District, Lam
der county, state OF Nevad, and described
In the plat n field notes on tile in this
Office. as follows. VIZ:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
TILE LOCAL COLLEGES.
UNIVERSITY OF TIE crrY OF NEw-YOaK.

UNIVERSITY or THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
The annual examinations Of the University
OF the City Of NewYork have just closed. The tests
have been much severer than IN past years comprising
both written and oral and the result shows
larger ratio OF deficiency usual about 10 per cent
OF the students having been dropped and about the
same proportion conditioned Examinations OF app-
cants for admission the University were held yeser
day morning at which about 24 were accepted. This
number s rather larger than Is generally received at
this time OF the year, most OF the students being accus
toned to in the Fall At the beginning
OF the college term. The standard Of scholarship eK
hibited by them stated 70 be higher than usual The
annual Commencement exercises OF the University Will
take place tomorrow in Booths Theater.
The annual meeting of the Alumni Association viii be
held In the evening in the COuncroom OF the UniYer
sty beginning at O'Clock. The next collegiate year
will begin on the third Wednesday In September and
further applicants FOR admission viii DO examined on
the preyious Tuesday sept The tuition fees In the
Departments Of Arts and Of Science having been abo
shed students In them will receive nstruc-
ton without charge REORGANIZATION OF the Scientific
Department has place recently, and consider
able additions have been made It's means 0t Ilstruc
ton and TO ts corps Of professors
COLUMBIA COLLEGE EXAMINATION.
The examination of the Junior Class of Co
Iumba College began yesterday. This examination Is
for the disposition Of Trustees Greek Prize" set
important awarded In the College There arc TINS year
three competitors-Tmothy II. CheesmaD Frank Dress
er and seden I. $. Henry. The examination, Wmch Is
long and severe, will occupy the greater part OF Two
daVs. intended 10 De extended ana tlOrOuSh "a
the great examinations OF hike character AZ Cihpuse
and oxford. The value OF the nrst prize Is ''OO M VI
the second Sl50
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE.
There was small audience at the public
examination st. Louis College in Forty secondst last
evening but the exercises interesting and showed
considerable proficiency the part OF the students
T.ey we're conducted entirely In French. Only nall
dozen Young men wno represented their class were
examined The examinations in the general hter-
Azure and the grammatical elements Of the FRENCH Eh'
ylish German. Spanish and Lain languages anu VI
GEOMETRY. Geography, Arithmetic Algebra an" MS
tory. The present coHeso -,
dr,t occupied last Easter. and ts very oohpao'b
and conveniently arranged containing large ana rleny
furui-hed parlDrs, chapel, various recltatVu 'DDS'
rImuguln dining nall and dornltorleS n' % a..'t @ ~
-fnIruts The number Of students h llo huu tlN ar
m eharf OF eight prufessOrs The GLASSES hAFo mo- yon
regularly lIEAa&gd yet, Tue oEveH'eS VI SA'a '''nl
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
TIE CENTRAL REruBLIcAx COMMITTEE.

The Central Republican Committee held its
regular monthly meeting last evening". the Chairman,
the Hon. Hugh Gardener, presiding communication
from John P. Frazer Of the Ist Assembly District was
presented in which he complains that he was excluded
from the District meeting.
Col Spencer interrupted the reading Of the letter say
ing that 1t evidently a personal complaint, and
moved to refer II TO the Executive Committee
member from the Ist District moved that II be
either referred 70 the District Association or sent back
20 the complainant The Chairman thought complaint
against Association should not be referred % the as
sOciaton complained Of After some debate Col spen-
GERS motion carried.
Col Spencer then offered a resolution 70 the effect that
the Executive Committee be requested TO report 10 tho
Committee, for its consideration at Its next meeting,
proposition for union upon fair and honorable
OF all clubs OF the City OF New York in favor OF the
Republican party. This resolution was unanimously
carried The Committee then adjourned until Sep
tcmbeF.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

election for Directors OF the Confidential Railway Com
pany will be held to-day tho offices No 20 Hasssu-st
It's probable that Edward Dodge will be selected Presi-
dent The election for directors OF the Central Railway
Construction Company will be held at Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, on Juno 25.
RAILROAD NOTES.
A San Francisco dispatch says Michael
Reese says the reported sale Of Huntington Hopkns's
in the Central Paoi1c Railroad has yet been
cOnsummated.
At q meeting of the stockholders Of the
NewYOrk and Canada Railroad held yesterday. at tho
Offices OF tho Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. the
following directors elected Thomas Dickson, A. A.
Low Henry A smythe, Christopher +. Norton, VIM. W.
COot James C. Hart. Isaac V. Barker. COe +. Young.
George b. Warren Rodman q. Moult0D. Andrew Will
hams, and John Hammond.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

NEWS FROM THE STANLEY EXPLORING EXPgOI-
TON.
A letter dated at Bismarck, on the Missouri
River sth ms. mentions Lout. Fred. Grant was
expected there evening" telegram from the same
place dated I4th inst says that the surveying party
was 70 start on Monday. Gen Terry il about to buid
cavalry quarters at Fort Lincoln to Winter the TN Cav
airy Regiment after from the present expedi
ton The Penuah with over 800 tons OF Gov
ernment freight was the 18Th Of June, aud
the steamer Key West with about 400 Ons the 10TH
20 20 from Bismarck up the Yellowstone River 70 convey
supplies for the expedition These steamers Will test
the question VI tho uayigaDility Of the Yellowstone
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18


CRISTY-suai.ny Pr,ieiuChen, Wisconsin Jlas H. Wtsn
n c1 ,n 'Sa 2 :, . 9. 1a a n s s, ar. invited . .,ss4
Us iune rom Ae residence Of Us plfen;s 40. - y. ~.
70 M4ssaen Or ia.ernea.
DEzBSDORP Brookya SUNDAY June - 's ,h2 l9ess
TIE Tslt1es aai friend, respectfully tel % asaa
on Thurdsy Afternoon is3:o
RSNIs-u BROOKLYN June 49, james beloved d Andre" Bass -
r ft md ti.tve. ar. invited to attend his funeral ts
Sydn-y2lace. there 81 % soema
Requiem Mss offered for the of as 'oa' "siHssJ 80
FAlRCHLD-Ou she 1l,t MAY 3ovioa Manchester b
gland a. ne residence n Der SOD r. :; .' ''1e~
Tie enaus will be oouyersd Mass for nermsat
FBRRIs-Op MONDAY the 10th his residence Re-es J..
1s.,9r ~ s1S 1 f zoe raTers, Of the ty y S-v York
Funeral Reformed CAuea. corner Of PsSa .-A
Tgen.y-istsL, 0u Friday. the Ll.h 'nsI, AZ u. m
HRYDBCKBR-At Paris, Moadsy June To- william Henry Her
mARLFon ra.s4r June H. g75 william Mlr oooAbader .S-a
soaoo 55ail ii 'arsral in Thars'ir', payer,
MEADAt st. Eaol Ssroorourh Hudson. sgnis-.
Baao Jse eldest daughter o. he Rev AdWAri n ho.
The nsr,i service. vii M,y' Chrh w-ane
DAY 5n usS a. Tram Tor Scarborough leaves EiA1 Zen
sCHRM8R-On rae.iny Jaae It. ar lingering illness chars. p
tn. TREND. Of ss ami, are invited to attend the funeral
residence. PAlsiletgs' ser'y u" hsH''' 'a I1ui@1T
sHARKBY-On Honday To- Sharksv. ,as sA
Penis ,nd eves Of the ,m, ,rs respectfully requested
Che unera Wednesday me H. q, iFom as ate rsdsaee. 's
sPAULDHG-In Brooklyn sunday evening June IS 1879 Nellie
fChires Susujng sui ifug Thomas StT4tton,
The relatives 'Am respectfully uyitet 70
stt4ul RON reH.rlre
"wednesday. 18Th q o'clock
STEVENSON Monday June TO- Gen Hofao Gates steveAs
the jyu yesT Of . 81
The relatives and renis NJ a, he N--
YORK state Orer p~uy invited attend 10
tnera cocE, toe Church OF ts
u Fltl .al i-l.l-st
sTyRGRss1Iruly Green v'icr Moris County NswJ rev,
90 MonAy mOrnas To- I Mr RDlJ sslei 'e q Bssss
lyn aged 30 months. ami - dlre
Relatives ,nd friends amiy 'he oce ard members a
Atlantic Lodge No anu B. / D. ID =.
are hereby respectfully fune h ate
uence. y
y. Y. 9:'0 = aut p
for Madsca oosyey u readiness
friends - rs
vAyJRRBURG-At Pdk Juns 6 1879 Jane beloved
wife Of 6eorge vAnIrrJurgh. New. rk. Y. J.
Funeral Fshs Hudson about ln o'clock n WenesfsT
WALLACE-Ou sunday l5 Uuiou, j. rhomss w..os.
agsl % ycsrs.
The relatives AMI family respectfully invited sitsBS
uneral from irOncinsas William nnYse-l Residence 81
Plritc-,t Broos W. on Wsfnesiav June Al eork
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
JUNE WEATHER.
sVN- STROKEH.


Addison K. Warner age 63, Of No 2i3 Clin
ton-st, was overcome by the heat at Roosevelt and
Frnnt--ts.. Yesterday. aud was taken home.
Mary j. Joyce. age %, Yagrant, was sun-struck on
ThIrd-4Yg. yesterday, TAKEN - Bellevue uOspi.ti.
GOVERNMENT REPORT,
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF StSSAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Tuesday, June II, 1873 p. IN }
Sul6DgJ fQr Nc pGs! ioealg-f01T hours
The barometer confines highest over the
Eastern Gulf states; ~ has fallen the Northwest
aud brisk and high winds now prevailing over
Dakota and Minnesota; generally cloudy weather with
rain has prevailed the Gulf States, Tennessee, AMI
Arkansas partly clOuy weather anu occasional
OF light the South Atlantic states and the
northern portion OF New England heavy ram during
the day over Central Virginia; the temperature has
risen over Minnesota and Eastern Dakota, ana has
fallen at the stations Lakes Huron and Erie.
The rivers have at Evansville Marietta, Omaha,
aud Little Rock ana have fallen AZ FreepOrt Pittsburgh
st. Pau. and Jefferson CITY.
Probabilities.
For New e. gland "Wednesday light TO fresh north
westerly 90 n1rt-eastery Winds higher barometer and
clear weather are probable JOr The Middle states Jetls
and fresh DiHds mostly from gc East and South, and ~
cTeqsinq cl0diaesS 0u prO}dbe ram areds Prom Pen'
sUqtG soAplyd Tor the Southern States east OF the
sslssppl gentle and fresh winds, generally frVm Tue
3outb-gest and southeast, cloudy weather and ram
areas from Missouri the upper a6es and Minnesota
falling barometer. fresh 20 very Orl5k WINDS from tho
south aud East increasing cOndness and threatening
weather, with very probably rain areas for the lower
partly cloudy weather. cautiOnary signal IL ordered
Duluth. The afternoon elegrapnc reports from the
West Guf states, Michigan DAKOTA, and the P4clIc
states aro partly missing
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
p1SSkNG RRS ARRLHED.

PROM AsPrywALL-fl .rHng'ifp gtsng ',gy J1Hs y ssL
n A GROCER A. Fsscher. Us r. "ntsf T. ~ -
M..e. Aes mi N-H m Mr. Chartoa nd ca mr.
MARY Moor. daughter cbn Geo C0lnzHooi r na "a
y McG.srery H. .niug r. %. lt e Ar mar Hines ID -
r. j. Ps A. Baroeo A. Gr-Vse. Mrs. Mare Henrs y " pa'
Murgrts Mrs Holmes ana slf MA r. Peters = u o.IeI
ssr Nm Capt " Hamilton, T. " Moore and Eie fho"ss
Whli, SAmsss. A Same, Mr,. NJ H. so1ons hs =, u 9sL
r. HsHf1m. VOORHEES, y. shaw Mr. " A. M''hi T. Dln'
Nm scott Major Wn D A. H. landei IaDt Marx DrAy " I 81
VI MgsIu NJ BInGi y IbIrrsT AMI i7ng Ter " h Df'H.V'
J. Bume ". William, ars Ci~r1uvh. A. r H,nshurv 49, ~.
FhOh sAVANNAa-fE s.4mltp H4aisillf lle IT,
M,,usson Mr n. whiting II Within n y Thomas, ms O.
W herr. "a - 4. 3. WAIaug. u. v L4ub. C. :. BsESa
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is ready for delivery
this morning. and contains in addition 70 all the news
OF the week many interesting agricultural and msce-
laneous articles have appeared IN The DAILY
The following 10 partial list OF It's contents Unsats-
factory-a P0em....An Eugishman's Views OF Yer
mont Boston Literary Notes-.-.Education in tie
South - Humorous. "A June 5Onnet.-..Vital Trans
formation-Prof Agassz's Tenth Lecture, profusey
illustrated 90. Prof Agassiz ind DR.. Brown-eequard
Homo Interests. Personal. James Bag.eys western
Experience POLITICALLY exprcssed....Fish Ponds FOR
Farmers . Peculiar Views OF Paars-.--An Un-American
Exhibition Hay Caps Dongs OF the noryphora
The Flower Garden. orchard Houses. 10. Making
Chemical Mlnures. Distractions IN Cows Udder...
The Grapevine Pest. gundo and Scarlet Maple.
Topics oil the Time Horticulture. Csttrn Plans.
Culture OF Fodcr Corn. Butter Packages. Favor
able Views OF Fruit-Growng.-.-Mr. Warmers Garden
Work Miscellaneous Agricultural Notes and Queries
go Foreign News....N .New-Hork city News washing
ION Notes - Deeds OF Blood. Commencement E1er-
cises Tho indians. "A General R,Wew OF the
Universal Exposition by B. T....ReliGous Afairs.
&c 60. The Editorial Topics embrace the following; 4;
Political Reform In Louisiana, Moro Civil Service Re
form The Pennsy lvania Constitutional Convention
sorry out oi season, Impednenta OF Travel, etc Tho
Weather Chronicle and all tL0 various market reports
Aro given IA Tu4 WGsGLr.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

COAV-s-POTTs-At Mo- o. T. Tuesday iI7a 10 i'1 -
he Brv M Akmau Joseph II. Coates Of Paalcos 70 bhn5ss
tiarlnsr. laughter Of Joseph o. POtls, esq
HARDiS-CANNON-At Newton. S J., June 6 by Rev T. l.
Byiagtoa. George Hardin 10 4a- Mary Cannon
HAUG-STOR weaesly Jre H. n re bouse u Ms
BRIDES mother D. r. Miller, Mr Augustus T. a. iaas %
K. L.zLe 5t0rI, both Vi AeHar1. y !.
JACKSOy-CCISrARD--O TlUr.ay, June y, At 81 JehTs
Church stamford gt Rev John William bisbop ~ Goa
uecs1t assisted ~ glt Bishop Qlutiu u no~es
W. TatOck Charles (. Jackson 10 Lyeu laughter 't
Z. a. QaIntarL
LFWIs-HAyBY-Tu1e l.v. william B. Brown jfPr.t Cor
ggatOna Church. \. j. JOSIAH Levi 70 Adelaide "
Nancy
81 By9ROwySELLOn SATURDAY Jun' iS At the rrirr-s
Of the brides yaren v r Grrsyrs LaSra A. nscie1
L,.A B.JsEs1. u spring valley NJ l.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

III J. Stevens the assigned OF the firm Of
Bow Bros sailed the ecA ior Bnroye The Court
oss hin and Is Tor expenses an gold
: r McClean 81 Co. bankers, of Pittsburgh.
sd yesterday. abues not yet known Nc, -an Dos
warrant Issued AZ the Instance VI tho hEe9snss
National Bank.
The propeller Granite State OF the Northern
Transportation bound four g Of Look no
" ne Weand Canal yesgeruAy Navigation vii DO interrupted
four
In the United States Circuit Court of Providence,
f.us Joseph Perry pleaded guilty 70 r n
meBt purr Madame Junel estate lease Sentence ~E
postponed At The request 0f the prisoner
The graves of the Confederate soldiers at Lon
Don Pak Cemetery BALTIMORE prouy deo'nied viii a'Fr'
A
H. as which gsl TEXAS delivered Characteristics
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
WHY THE FUNDS IN THE STATE TREASURY
ARE Low.

ALBANY, June Ito answer innumerable
inquiries and demands upon the Treasury which cannot
now be met The Controller authorizes the statement
tIcuary for the Information OF holders Of canal cerii
Gates and wards other creditors that such demands
cannot be paid until the State tax most Of which
in the County Treasurers Is turned over 20
the STATE Treasury The payment Of this tax into the
Treasury has delayed partly in consequence OF the
recent decision the Court Of Appeals. by which the -
mills deficiency held to be invalid. As soon as
sufficient is realized 70 meet the liability re-
ferrsd %, public notice Will DO gwen tCOm shs Con
trulier's and AUDITORS departments.