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Gold to-day vibrated between narrow limits, the
bulk OF business being done at 115R a 1853. The
fluctuations are shown by the following table,


were:-
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,417.5 .562
GrosS clearances. SO, ,233, 900
The rates paid for carrying were q 2H, and
per cent and nat for borrowing.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
In government securities the market was steady,
but inactive. The total sales OF the day amount
TO but 14,O0O. OF which 5000 were United States
skies Of 1881, registered at 1167s; 5000 five.
twenties OF 1867, registered, at 1l5%
and 1000 currency skies at Hay. The
~ the officiaD quotations United
3ehcs, skies, t14'. Hay; do.
i, registered. IL q 11Tk; do. do. do,
co., 22x a 1221s; do. fve-twenties, registered,
May nG November. 1leh a117 do. do, 1862 coupon
do 1t16A III; do do, 1864, do. do, III a NIX;
do. do, 1885. do. do, 11s 11S% do do, 1867
Registered January and July, 115k lie; do. do,
S65, coupon, do, 120h 1903 do do, 1857 do. do
i2Ozs a l2I do do, 1865, do. do, 1907 121; do.
ten forties registered 1l31S 113ss; do do, cou-
pon 113yI 114S do. fves of 1881, registered lIi
au4E'' do. do, coupon, 11414 1141a.
~ RAILROAD BONDS. :.
railway bonds sold at the board to-
rrner market. Considerable activity
believed VIII continue in this
3-~rSLne, ss'~s,. aeliJe
Elements, corresponding
-undisturbed willingness to invest
curites. Erie, first mortgage ex-
1927; Michigan Southern sevens,
age, at 90; Central Pacific az 1oah;
&c, first mortgage, at s6ei' s6,s; /;
i'd Northwestern first mortgage, at 1o1h; /;
asc., Lackawanna and Western, convertible,
-. 100; Toledo and Wabash first mortgage ex-
tended, at 97H; c.. @. and ]. c. sSH, and Buring-
ton, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota, first mortgage,
q. ss. The following were the bids as amended at
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PURCHASE OF BONDS


wednesday, July 49, $500, 600
The reason given 10y Secretary Richardson for the
small transaction in the bonds Is that the currency
expenditures for July will be nearly $17,O00,O00
while the currency receipts will not exceed
$4,000 OOO 1t is reported that the internal revenue
receipts of the fiscal year have been $115 067, 727,
being $5,O0O,0O0 in excess Of the estimate. The
internal revenue receipts for the month Of June
have been $9,05l,5O5. The internal revenue re-
cepts for the day were $685., n. The receipts
rom customs to-day were s363,OOo. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day 81, 500 900 account Of
interest, and $4,000 IN redemption OF 500 bonds.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The large amount OF interest money advertised
TO be paid out is already producing Its legitimate
results and these disbursements will be the leading
feature Of the ensuing week. SO far they have
exerted no perceptible influence on the money
market, nor has Wall street been affected by the
July programme of the Treasury Department, eX-
cept in the matter OF gold which was firm as a
consequence OF the sale of only about the
amount which was anticipated During the morn
ing money was easy at 3 a per cent In the
afternoon, however, 1t advanced to per cent
and closed on the basis OF per cent. Currency
loans on time are quoted at per cent for thirty
days, 5h 6 per cent for sixty days, 6a7 per cent
for three and four months and per cent to gold
interest Tor six months. Gold loans on time are
quoted at nat to u for carrying for eighty days. at
for sixty days q 3S per cent for use for ninety
days. q a per cent for four months and ~ IL
per cent for six months. Exchange was quiet and
weaker, with sales of prime bankers sixty days
sterling at 1925 and good bills at l09. Prime sight
was quoted at ll0h
GOLD 115% A 1l5S.
Gold to-day vibrated between narrow limits the
bulk of business being done at 1151s 1853. The
fluctuations are shown by the folio wing tablet
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-Ihe quo,atiOns aTe p3d cOi,9n in store, unning
quaiity not Wore.nan half grade above below the
grade quQtst, - ~
fLouI AND cepts-Flour, 81 $40 bbIs wheat
$40 bushels; corn 2l2 $50 do; meal, 57 bbls
oats. $50 bushels; barley LsI do; rye lO.y do The
rather lower the sales since our last including all kinds
loot up bbs ut prices within the oi tho
suboied Corn meal was neglected but prices
were quotably enanged Feed was quiet but nrmer,
noted as follows lUU lbs sharps, So; 0U lbs No
mddIing, so n 80 lbs or No. mddlngs, $40 $50 60
lbs or No iced sig; 80 lbs. medium iced, SIS $40;
i0l or No feed SIS $l9 iccd SIG; ground ieed
SIS S cob meal SIG per tom sales 80 tons Az lbs. at
81 Wn uInfe.-
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srxtsyX 9s.Ds q !vSIlS1OEtsr PropS
In the torrIi atmosphere experienced yesterday
throughout the city IL was . refreshing sig1it to
notice so large sn assembly gathered az this ReaI
Estate Exchange TO witness the sale oflots 0cated
at Morrisania- Westchester county. by M Benz
iamin p. Fnrchild- Every parcel on the map,
consisting OF IIs loss dispused OF at an avel7xe
price 0r s67s II, winch was considered very hand,
some rates for this property.
This sale is another rmstra don OF the benencnnS
influence exercised by the annexation measurl
upon Westchester realty, which has steadily
vanced since the question was. brought 70 . Zoo
Besides this sale every MansactinnIn IN "es'cnsS
the following are the details OF yesrerd1.
transactions on Change A.
RYE r. rAmrBnp,
at Morrfsauia, westchesfey county-Henry j. Cmien'
lot g. W. corner Union and Cedar St, 25xils2t
lot adjoining, on slda xias John + Murphy. I9z3
iss sd}oinlns on SIDE ssIIss John = xsrpny. 59S(
lots adjoining s. side, togrthrrr "a sxio7xhs-
lots SSsa side Cepaar St, ia feet w. Of Union a To-
iots e. corner Cedar st and linton ax- each zsx
lot @ :SSn sae rinton s avn 100 feet Of Cedar E z0T
St M adlaRlnins attR side ssxIoS; X Halpia.
lot ADJOINING s sde nos nnS az and a GeSar ST each
Ots sdSpnS al each as1lGo; T.
lots n 6; corner Cedar ST. and rintnn av-~ each
ots adjoining % S each UxlOo; Jacsb coheIl -
4lots e. S linton av-- 100 fl l. Of Cehar ~ each
lot adioinnS Is sIls4s; T. A. Walton I'D "-- NsS 81
lots 8 W. corner Cedar St and fg;a Nv, each !"
sis corss; %E. Cedar 81 sna SaIcnf ax- ssa S4'
ss % !'fas s,sn s1. 10 Of Cedar st. ss
lots e Concord av n Of Csdr 81. cs.i A''A
lots n ". cornsr OF Cedar St and linton av eas AA
&
8 lots W. linton av-, together La llxI35; W. G.
Chittick ,,,,,, - zM
lots e Concord AZ, together IH4xIsd; VI. G a'1'
4io g. corner Concord avenue ana ed:rs,- SGc
each 2sxIoo; j. Wolf. anu oe"ais TIM
lots s. W corne of Cedar st and jackson ay each ~s
ss a., 100 it Cedar st, each -4l
lots w. fConeord av, loo IT, Cedar ST escSS- +Uc
! 25xS7 o. !. De Graaf. .............--- A r,n
lots n. cc9rner Of Concord and Cedar street
% each S.a1 3. coEner ~ TanI JoniIsz; Iscn =. 4N1
25xI0 L. Toplitz. ........... - 0@S" = xu
lot. Concord Az, loo Il n Cedar n to- 1's4''
geaer i&oxoL6;J Cohen. n..................,-. zuu
5Ese oao jackson av. lU0 # Cedar ST. together '
cots n, vi corner Cedar St and jackson av, each 's
. lSts ss , y corner Cedar and jackson av each
lots w. JACK j. hkasgns soa nv ii, :; - rzS
LOO ioxS4S; Il. r. De iraaf. ..........- rs
BY JAMES =. -
No M2 ID st aweiisng gron0 stable Qearl, and lot
, Iuo9; Bext.r h Rushmore ,...,... ~ -sA 70 md
story brick h. l., East 6od st. a69n a. ri i',~o
AV'' Hxiooa; Lewis Grant, plaintiff. ........... 6Wc
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Wheat dun and lower. The sales wire about
5000 bushels, mostly in small lots 81 20 81 81 for
inferior and No spring; 81 GaSl IS for No Chicago
at the inside price 81 80 iorsNo. 81 50 81 , TOR rcd
and amber Winter 81 IS Tor inferior do. Corn was dull
and lower except for prime steamer, which was held
pretty irm Ihe sales aggregaie about 5000 buhels at
Doc 5sc. oi kiln dried and lots of mix ed nd vel
low &c. for prime old mixed 45c. Die for warm 70
good steamer oats stronger and in good tmand.
Ihe sales ootup about 10000 bushels i51sc 461sc.
for Western mixed and isc. 53c. white Tie sales
were chiefly at sc 4tc Barley remained entirely
nominal Rye quiet but steady. Sal5s $50 bu,hels Of
staet at Soc. Western held at the same price.
FREIGHrs.-Iherc quite a brisk business tousurn
mated In berth freighs to-day, with rates ruling irm for
provisions but easier for grain Vessels for charter were
III moderate request at iull rates The engagements
Were TO Lvsrpool by steam, 2 500 bushels osrain at
Izd per standard pushc; 200 bushels Of do tea
Of the 18th Juy 625 bushels OF DO tor ths lgth and
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CLOSING PaICES-s O'CLOCK P. M.

Receipts and Disburse ments Mt the Once
Of the United States Assistant Treasurer
at New York, for tho Month Ending
June 30, 1873.
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For future delivery basis middlng the sales have
been follows saturday evening, after O'clock
July, so at % 1889. August 1000 20 6lec 100 at
2O1ac $40 al - u-32c September 200 at Is ls-l6c
2532c November lOd at lsc December loo at Isc
Total 5000 bales To-day, up to three p M-July 100 at
20 5l6c; 500 At 70 5;l6c; 200 at - i$s2c 500 az 20
$500 2o1ac; October 100 at lsac.. 100 at is 5.iGc
December, 6oO at lshc. Total. 1900 bales Grand
follows :-Galyeston 1853 bales New Orleans, 4e7 Mo,
8; Norfolk 81 New York. 549; Boston 67 Total 25ol
bales This day lastweek, Sl65 This day last We ar III
following figures hayre, by steam lc.; sai, c..
compressed; to HAMBURG by steam lc to Bremen, by
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FIylNlAL AgDfAAERgnl.|
The Situation at Home
and Abroad.
Sales of Cold and Purchase
of Bonds.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Operations Of the Treasury De-
partment.
MONEY jEAsY--GoLD FrRM.
MORE ACTIVITY IN STOCKS.
Lake sShOre StrOng-Pacific
Mail Weak.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
MONEY EAsY--GOLD FIRM.
MORE ACTIVITY IN STOCKS
Lake sShore Strong-Pacific
Mail Weak.
WALL STREET,

MONDAY, Juue 'BO-o r. M.
OnIuhange to-day cotton was quiet and steady
for srot, while futures were &c per ID. better.
Flour was dun and heavy Wheat and corn were
also lull and lower
FOREIGN MARKET
weakness is the prevailing tone of the foreign
market, according to the latest London advices.
especially as regards consols United States ten-Or-
ties and the French loan. Improvement was shown
however, in the new ives to the extent OF about u
rer cent. They now command 90 Erie was quoted at
49, In Frankfort United States fve-wenties OF 1869
are quoted at 96k. In Paris renes were 55 francs 81
contimes. Money in London is reported as in good
demand at Il per cent below the bank rate. In
Amsterdam our securities improving. Central
Pacifcs are quoted at S51a Union Pacific nrsts II,
Union Pacific stock 21zs, Northwestern preferred
z3h, st. Paul preferred 81 h and Illinois Central 20.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The details OF the programme for the sale OF gold
and purchase OF bonds were officially set forth at
the Sub-Treasury this morning as fonows:-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet; Receipts Mt the Ports
2,562 Bales-Flour Dull and Heavy
Wheat and Corn LONver-Oats Ftrmer--
Pork and Lard Stcady-Groceries
Steady-PetrOlcum Dull and Weak
spirits Of Turpentine Firmcr-Rosin
Easy-Whislxcy Unchanged.
MONDAY June 30-6P NJ.
The merchandise markets ruled duh as a general
Cotton was quiet and nominal. Dry goods were
dull and nominal. At the Produce Exchange -four
was dull and heavy. Wheat was dun, heavy and
lower with but little inquiry for lots the spot,
and not much for future deliveries For the latter
the buyers and sellers were apart and no business
was .dOne Corn was also lower though good
steamer was held little flrmer at the close. Oats
were lrmer, with good demand. Pork and lard
were about steady, with q moderate movement.
Groceries quiet, but prices not quotably
changed. Petroleum dull and weak. Spirits of
turpentine was frmer while rosin weak. Whiskey
ruled steady.
CorrxE-The market today was very quiet for all
descriptions No sales from first hands reported
prices were steady follows-Rio, ordinary cargoes
i71sc lsc fair cargoes ls4c alsac good cargoes sc
a Isc; prime cargoes, 19Ac 1sac. extreme range
lots ac. l91c., gold per b, GU 30 days credit Java
government bags 201sc. 2c. do. grass mats) 2lc.
22c Singapore do, 7c. lsc. Ccyon 1o1sc l9,4c;
Maracaibo 1S1ac 191ac. Laguayra, l9c. "a l9c. ia.
maica, lsc. l9c.; St Domingo l61ac Porto Rico l9c
l9c Costa Rica, lsIac. l9c.; Mexican, 1890. I9c
Manila lsc. Is1Sc Angostura, lS}sc l savanilla
credit. aSssi '''' o"'a'0a 1915 . So'o " DAYS
moderate and prices were advanced sc. per h. We sum
-f To Ddy Sarv Epeuino To1nL
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TNORTY- SECOND DIVIDEND.
IL Hanover Fire Insurance Company
semiannua dividend OF five per cent tree of Cover rn
ment tax, is payable and after Tuesday, July L.
l. REMSEN LANE, Secretary,
NEW YORK. july l. 1873 -
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

In Philadelphia Pennsylvania was quoted at los
and Reading at 115k
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Statement of Business at the United
States Assay Office ht New York for the
Month Ending June 30, 1873.
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DOR SALE-l26 SHARES OF CONSUMERS ICE
Company Stock at declared 10 per dividend
last January Address T. c. 100 East Thirty third ST.
NOTICE.-INTEREST MATURING JULY !, 1879, BY
~ coupons the bods of the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Southside Railroad and Vrg and Tennessee
Railroad payable in the city OF New York. will be paid
at the First National Bank New York Coupons payable
at Petersburg will be paid at the Merchants National
Bank and Mt the Commercial National Bank of the city
of Petersburg, Va JAMES f. CUTHBERT'
NTOTICE.-THE INTEREST DUE JULY l. 1873 ON
IN the Florida State per cent gold bonds will be paid
by Loaners' Bank, - Nassau street presentation of
coupon G. A. COWGfLL, Comptroller
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ktifiC COAST DlSraTCNE
fROW
SAN FRANCISCO Januar

SAN FRANCISCO January 81.
Patrick Mcnamara, Eden his wife.
and Richard JACKSON, will he tried in
the 1hlrd District Court to-tiay, fol
The killing of Henry White at San
Miguel station in August last.
Charles A. Russell, the murderer OF
James CrOtty, say he has no iioye
ot obtaining 6 new trial, or OF cscal-
ing the gallows.
The memhers of the San Francisco
detective force express the OPINION
that Chas. Mortimer never lla,. an,
agency IN the robbery of the Santa
Cruz Treasury, and that hi, confession.
Is "A mere f.~l,ilicatiUn. maize with tiIt
no e of Outaining aVor in other cases
where his guilt Is more clearly cstab
lisiIel.
The Panama steamer 10 k SIS eco il,
treasure for Enaiund tu-tiay.
The body of Lawyer litiicv, who
committed suicide, was taken to Mar
tiiez To-day for i~nteruIent.
Two of the District Courts adjourn.
ed to-day, in resucct to the memory
of the Late .. Z. :Siaitcr.
Rudcrick McIv"rS. Asst ,.ant Eigi.
~t.ie steamer Colorado. has been
tent to the 1nsaiic Asylum.
SASrA Cav. January %.
In the trial Of Eiaktlv. Ter robbinr
tn" County Treasury. Mortimer i'll
testify to-day Il confession in ftill.
Mortimer drew a diagram uf this
town. including the Courthouse and
ir'tiion OF the treasury in that BUILT
iog; he also related facts and Incl
dents connected with the robbery and
the binding and gagc;ng of the Treas-
urpr. IhS cores Do'idcl miuutelv
" 4 4 l.. fI.. ITv..n go ,. -, 80 -.
further stated that he was a-Soriated
in the robbery with 81 person whose
name i at present withheld. Il resi-
dent OF this county. THIS mans az
qu%aintan"e he made while he was
confined III the State Prison ut San
Quentin. After the robbery. the two
men proceeded u short distance rom
town. and divi ei the results Of their
NIGHTS work after which. Mortimer
went to 5 lcr,monto. His accom- licn
rctu. ned to his home in this county.
ANGELES. January 81.
A heavy sand storm this morning
reached the city this afternoon it is
still flowing hard from the north.
The residence OF Rev. .tthcrton
Riverside was burned ON Wednesday
morning; building and all the !urni-
tnrn DESTROYED no Insurance.
The latest from Nallaiaai District.
Arizona. is that Colonel Bakers fur
mace, at Mineral Park, is in full blast,
and works well.
The Elder 4 Covcn furnaces have
no yet succeeded in smelling ore.
A considerable depth has been
reached on several OF the richest
lodges: among them are the Impair,
Fairfield. and Lone Star.
. SAS BERNAHDING, January 25.
Mrs. Mayo, of Jurui a.. saved her
child from drowning by descending
Il well by n bucket rnlc. and S,,s-
tanned herself and child until assist
an"o arrived.
Moses Guess. from the ncwlv dis
covered tin mine, twelve miles south
east of this Place. reports the ledge
Increasing III width and ore in great
richness.
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PooR HORSE, LEI HIM DIE!-A val
|e horse. left at i private stable in
, town. to be called for by hi
|ntr, having taken the e;iZOOty.
+ turned uut to die of starvation,
II Ct, and the horrible disease. be-
PSt his owner was too prnuriOnS t.
Tor his care and kre, ing. When
/ poor animal was last sc N alive
our infnrin,nt on Sunday. he was
lS.rin- street, in the rear OF !tiS.l-
p stole. too weak to stand. eX-
Fi To the cold storm, and lying
|"ii frequently in the mud am,
(w. Tm poor horse was found
'a on Monday morning. Twin. in
very te where ne as seen t.,
PIE his >ick'bea. In justice to Mr..
frp. II l. necessary To state i,iat
Nai lie is not the one from which
Sick morse " IS urir,n n. We need
ra s'ci,t,v for the prevention o.
Tltyto animals.
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New YEAH. Y
new year OF the clillren OF the
PSer.s Empire was celebrated in
tstllai v our town-m III Nah Ting
sam iii -, OK tne Wan Ieh
|lndr , On liue sire, t. in the rear
llr lat rnd iolal. These CniiirSe
Ury ann,aDio hosts, a,Iu had in
p as thil: guests Il nunILer OF Tie
leficun liz lies of Eurcka, and also
FS OK the gentlemen, to enjoy the
Fdtility OF their nuini.le dW eliIny.
Ia |: SrEiieu with the weight OF
plrS. celit ac.cS. roast and iii.as-
4 clicken, bir.i'S TESTS. fried or
EeS, ~ ,>L pig. cabbage u ChiHOis.
nu>h OJiiiS viii cak y, cannirs.
Fertr,i citrnu. and Il me Article Oi
pas. pa idT, for dessert. Oar
Fi Uncle Dave Hall. ana also DR..
Hey, ". IL. Clark, lively Harry,
p. Ma pin. Judge Gates, Deputy
Fi;f rtrnuirnu. and the heavy
p u. tac SENTINEL, enj 'yed stne
II of Z I'D tliingI ndgely. TleSe
ltienIrn are nON The iavuriteS vita
/ Ciincse friends, and their linen
- winter than that OF anybody
Eln ioan.
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EUREKA MARKET REMovED.-Charle,

EUREKA MARKET REMovED.-Charley
Coll informs us that on New Years Day
his place Of business will be at his old
stand on Nortn Main street. immediate
~ opposite the Silver Brick, where he
VIII be happy to serve friends n wish
them n Happy New Year. Charley
sIau. hters MS own stock now, and guar
aIte,.s satisfaction to his customers, as
he IL better pr pared to furnish every
thing they may desire, and cheaperthan
ever b lore. The business Will hereafter
be conducted under the firm name Of
Coll & Money. uoi-iw
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PERsoNAL.-E. S. CardoZa and wife
arrived on Sunday evenings stage
from Palisade. His bachelor friends
say one of their number has gone
frum their gaze lorever-asa bachelor.
lie came Il H nedict 81 mewhere i'll
the Wi!uS of the Old Dominion.
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p,lisade and Eureka Railroad.
S,i.,uw uiOIe than e\er desirable
|.t the Ii,.ject tor y narrow-aause
Head Letween this llLce and Pali-
!. should receive the attention of
Legislature, in order that every
enactment possible should lie
k,rled to the new company organ
\ iu its construction. The siasna-
M uf business caused 10y the l're,a-
h.. ,t tne nurse disease Is having x
hons affect upon every branch OF
{@,nsi,,. and relief must ne lad from
|. muIy sDu &c availa. le. the speed,
f,.tr,iuOn nf the railroad. To this
Examination all OiruHerSieS shouli
|. Inc hn NJ. The need oi the road
|. II, e ieiUic hetIi 81 SCR, Nv Il Ii
But. ie,iies the immediate
L,,Ny new SCI we'll real,zeu. there
anot ,cr o i~sidtratiuH which should
liz o piiuOkcd. So sOOn as rapid
Init Is eff c CT Tor our ores ana bull
I'M by MEALS at Il railroad, fifty
q, sill he worked w!iic., now liz.
S~w,rkat.l.. for want ri quick and
|e,, ireighting facilities. we could
Sue that nunnitr ron recOlleCti', III
IL: and there 4 doubtless MANY
he. %, Nn,cn W. are not coynizant,
N would swell the list. 1t is evI-
nt that the c,lra DeninS OF the rates
fci!ht must II ,uraJe the de-
|luIn4nt OF these mines, from tie
n that the charges for reduction of
Fir ores will ie made lower as the
II OF treighting is reduced. Such
mes $ HE Orange. Morris, liam
Ir- Excelsior. Fourth of July. Orc
|,S,. slow and Sure, Dolphin. WHIP
krwill. Homo Ticket, and the whole
S OF mines on Coy HILL, as we'll
minv more on Adams and Free
kn HILLS. will be much more rApii-
developed when the day OF cheaper
|iuc i'm and transportation arrives.
y mines here pay too large a taX>
! the trans juTtttiOn of their bullion
biuct. even when is large yield OF
her is taken into account. Ten
BIS It's bulk in merch tnd:se,
lnl great dcal more, is
bu-ht over the ROAD To Eureka. at Il
! Her cost in propOrfion toits value.
\ Us, then. by all means pos,ible,
courage the building at narrow
(ge railroad, even ii the counties to
lraverSed 10y it must take stock
the company who will construct
J road. We must have the road.
abandon the attempt to develop
fn onr most valuable mines. Petit
Is to this eff 1t snOuld Ur imnladi-
I|vcr:ul tied, signed IVY every one,
torwarIed to the l. g.,lature at
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SAN FRANCISCO BREwERY.-Rudolvh
Ltu.zinger has fitted up his saloon,
connected with the San Francisco
brewery, in good sly lc. and is ready
to renew old acquaintance with his
(. lends and the nu,lic. and to smile"
WITH them on all occasions.
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COUNTY REcORDER'S OFFICE.-T. j.
Man in and l.. W. Cromcr flied Il lien
:, ainst the property Of the PilcniN
Company for 81 .024 08. \. \. Chand-
ltr also filed II lien against the sarne
G %riuIatiLn for the >um Of S12O IS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

shippers should
understand that tleirgoods may, dur
ing the suspension of the fast freight
line. be ordered TO Elko instead of
PaliSade, marked to- the care of NJ. u.
Freeman q Co., who will forward
them with dispatch. and without eX-
ira charge for forwarding. The ame
firm will take bullion as return freight
at the lowest rates. Freeman IL Co.
T. an old banking firm, perfectly re-
liable. accommodating, and reasoii-
able in their charges.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

''EsY merchant and business man
HA' TO take and vay for the local
Efr"t the .lace i'm which he does
f1H'SS. It looks decidedly ;enny-
Fahd ponnd foolish, besides being
man. and otherwise generally
\ IL a man VIII, is seeking the
'r"l the public. when he horrnws
"AeS possession OF his neighbor's
IIhi;Mier, and so gets his news for
my We hope none OF our mer-
"'' are guilty Of this small prac-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

Tons OF PoIAlOEs.-IIenry Lee,
urocnr. on North Main street, has Just
received four IONS OF Ruby Valley po-
tatoes, which he will sell ut fair rates.
He also has on hand Il supply OF doors
and windows.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

SoIREE TOMORROW NIGHT. -
Bohen's dancing school at Skating
Rink Hall will have Il soiree TONER
row night. 4 good time is expected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

ROYAL ARCH MAsONs are called
upon to meet at Odd Fellows Hall on
Wednesday to-morrow) afternoon at
2s o'clock.