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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. Ill A. M. }

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON d. c., Feb. Ill A. NJ.
Synopsis FOR the Past Tsoes,tvtour Hours.
wave OF low barometers has advanced east.
ward over Minnesota to the Upper Lake region,
accompanied by brisk and high winds. Partially
cloudy weather Is now prevailing over New Eng
land, with northwesterly winds, and over
the South Atlantic and Gulf States, with
light and fresh southerly to eastery winds;
cloudy weather and fresh and brisk south
easterly to southwesterly winds over the Mid
die States; areas OF snow from lower Michigan to
western New York, but rain from Ohio to Southern
Missouri and Tennessee; fresh and brisk north
ery and westerly winds and partly cloudy weather
from Kansas to Lakes Michigan ana Superior and
Minnesota.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and eastward over the Upper
Lake region and to the Ohio Valley fresh and brisk
northerly and westerly winds, falling temperature
and clear and clearing weather; for the Middle
states fresh and brisk Winds gradually veering to
southwesterly and westerly, cloudy weather and
rising temperatures, with areas OF rain and
snow for the northern portion and possibly
light rain for the southern portion; for New Eng
land winds shifting to fresh and brisk sOuthe rly,
rising temperature and cloudy weather: for the
South Atlantic States winds veering to sOuthery
and westerly, rising temperature and generally
cloudy weather; for Tennessee and Kentucky
winds veering to westerly and northeasterly with
clearing weather; for the Gulf States east Of the
Mississippi, partly cloudy weather and sOutherly
winds, yeerilg to westerly.
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SUMMARY JUSTICE.

TOPEKA Kansas, Feb. 10, 1873.
vigilance committee at Dodge City made raid
on o danceh0use In that village on Sunday, and
killed Charles Hill, alias Texas, and Edward Will
liams, both desperate frontier characters.
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CUBA AND PORTO RICO.
Colonist Fraternity and Citizen Union-What Is
Intendedl
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Feb. 8, 1873.
A commission from the Havana Casino went to
Porto Rico to-day, accompanying the delegation
from that island on It's return home.
Many rumors are in circulation as to the object
OF the trip, but nothing is positively known. The
general suppostion is that it is to prepare for joint
action and union against reforms and radicallsm.
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THE GOVERNMENTAL SUCCESSION

Parliamentary Provision for the Admin-
istration OF Powerfully the King
Thinks OF Retiring.
MADRID. Feb. 10. 1879
In the event Of the Kings abdication the Senate
and Congress will 60 into joint session as one
chamber until the throne is filed or the future
form Of government settled.
CAUSES OF THE CROWN DIFFICULTY.
The Kings disposition to quit the throne is at
tributed to difference between His Majesty and
the Ministry, which arose in November last when
the General Of Artillery, Don Hidalgo, was pro.
NOTED to the Captain Generalship OF the
Basque provinces. The majority Of the off,
GERS In the artillery arm OF the ser.
vice resigned their commissions at the time, pro.
testing against the promotion as irregular and
unjustifable, and refusing to serve under Hidalgo
because he participated In the massacre at the
20 much opposition, finally resigned, and the OH.
GERS withdrew their designations.
But the Ministry recently appointed him (Hidal-
go) to . new and important command In Cata
and again sent in their designations. The Ministry
dlsregarded them, ana, appealing to the Cortes,
obtained q nearly unanimous vote Of confidence.
The King from the beginning has disapproved Of
the promotion Of Hidalgo and feels afYronted be.
cause his Cabinet compels him. through the vote
OF the Cortcs, to acquiesce in the last appoint
ment
THE CAUSE OF THE REPUBLIC.
It is given out that sehor zorrllla Will retire to
private life II the King persists In his resolve to
abdcatc.
The members Of the Cortes belonging to the most
advanced section Of the republican party held q
meeting to consider what action should be taken
IN the crisis.
About thirty persons were present.
They resolved to maintain pacific yet energetic
attitude, and, II the Kings determination should
pe irrevocable to encourage orderly manifesto
lions In favor of the establishment of republic.
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TIE NEVADA SURVEY.
VIRGINIA City, F,

VIRGINIA City, Feb. 10 1873.
Governor Bradley to-day teiegraphzd the SEN
ators and Representatives In Congress from
Nevada the joint resolutions Of the Legislature Of
that State, memorializing Congress 20 appropriate
present year also to grant 20 the state one mil
lion act es in lieu OF large portion which Is unavsil-
able for school purposes.
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MEXICO.>,
Tho Losada Insurrsctionary Movement in
Tepic-Formidable Progress Of the Re-
bellion-severe Fighting, with Con-
Aicting Reports of tho Results
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.


CITY OF MEXICO, Feb ~
Via HAVANA, Feb. 10, 1873 I
The insurrectlon at Topic. under Lozada, is as
Stunning formidable proportions.
Lozada, in his political manifesto. proposes to es-
tablish a government similar to the Paris Com
mune. His army has invaded several portions of
Jalisco and Guadaajara.
In severe battle on the 2Sth ult. Lozada defeated
Corona VINO reiterated into Guadalajara.
General Flores telegraphs to the contrary, saying
that Lozada was whipped, and lost 1000 men IN
killed and wounded.
Private kilograms, however, concede the victory
to Lozada.
Colonel Altamisano has defeated q portion OF
LOzada's force.
Corona Is expecting reinforcements.
AGRICULTURAL LOSSES.
The crop in the Tuxham cotton fields has been
destroyed by worms.
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lllrtrkE Ic TIE NEW york I'EsALl.

ROME, Feb. 10, 1873.
L'Optntonasays the Emperor Of Austria has con-
sented to as arbitrator for the settlement OF the
Lauriun mines dispute with the view Of reconciing
the conflicting views Of Italy and France relative
to the disputed industrial possessory rights Of the
subjects of both nations in the property.
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HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY IT, SHEET

Macazaga and Iturbide have effected junction In
the province OF Guipuzcoa.
BouRBoNIsr INDICTMENT OF THE sAvoYARD KING.
The Carlists are said to be In the field under con-
duct Of Alphonso de Bourbon, or at least the
Infante Generalin- Chief has announced once more
that he is about to assume the command OF his
faithful and loyal subjects. AS Ia BETTING
under such circumstances, proclamations
abound Don Alphonso publishes two one
to the Catalonians the other to the royal, that
is to say, the Carlist army Of that province and
one his generals in the same way makes double
appeal to the population of Navarro and to the in
surrectional army which Is to operate in that dis
trict These documents contain an enumeration
OF "the crimes and disgraces with which Spain Is
sullied under king of haphazard, religion OPP
pressed the country outraged. family ties broken,
property threatened with ruin and society with
dissolution"
CONDUCT OF THE CROWN CAMPAIGN.
The snow interferes with the operations against
the Carllsts. General Moriones, the Commander
in-Chief OF the Army OF the North. Is making a
forced march in hopes of overtaking General Ola,
who, at the head Of 1000 insurgents. has again
entered the province Of Navarro.
French Reports from tho Scene OF Ope-
ratiOns-Stra tcgy OF the COntending
Spanish Forces.
PARIS, Feb. 10, 1873.
Advices from Carlist sources represent that the
instruction in Spain is daily gaining strength.
1t now exists in eight Northern Provinces, and
is extending to the Central and Southern Provinces
of the kingdom.
The Kings government is acting on the defen-
sive. Towns are being fortified and volunteers
armed 10 resist the advance of the insurgents.
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AMY Daughter Was Completely Cured
of Nervous Fits and severe Nervous Debility by wATrS'
NA"'V WILLIAM LuNsDY, 227 De Voc street, BROOKLYN.
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HALLS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ
TIE NEW YORK DISQUALIFICATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast eight O'Clock in tho
morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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THE CARLIsT CRUSADE.

nfarching and Countermarching OF I'm
Surrectionists and Royalists-French
Reports OF the Hopeful Progress by tho
Bourbonists.
Madrid, Feb. 10, 1873.
Bands Of Carlists have made their appearance in
che province Of Toledo.
the Carlist forces under command Of santa Cruz,
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and BOerum street.
Open from A. NJ. To- r. NJ.
On sunday from to . =. NJ
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Browns Bronchial TrOches, For PuY.
monary and Asthmac Disorders have proved their IN
cacy by test of many years. and have received tesu
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, Feb. 10, 1873
The trial Of the Galway priests for illega! inter-
ference in the Parliamentary election opened
to-day in the Court of Queens Bench in this city.
The Lord Chief Justice, Right Hon. James White
side, presides.
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iished an article the subject Of the rate OF dis
count and supply of gold In England. in which the
writer speaking Of the stock Of bullion in the Bank
Of England and Its management. said:-
At present there are two pending demands for
g0ld-one to Spain. Not long since combination
OF capitalists In Paris. called the Banque de Paris.
engaged, as part OF the conditions on which the
II is said as much as 1000, O00-f0r SPAIN We be-
ieve there Is no likelihood that it will be wanted at
once. and perhaps some may never be sent all but
already about seven hundred thousand pounds has
been sent on account and In the present uncertain
ana revolutionary state OF SPAN probably the gov.
the cash 1t can while 1t exists and before 1t Is
destroyed. revolutionary government is always
partial to cash. 1t Ia the best medium in which
you can pay soldiers, and the best security also
against untOward and unforeseen accidents. No
doubt that government will take from us as much
as &c can.
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases Of the Feet CURED by Dr. ZACHARIE Y Union
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cuarA1L1Na THE PRIVILEGES OF THE PRESS


NEW ORLEANS, FeD. III IsI5
Judge Duren to-day instructed the clerk OF the
rrn,ted states Oourt not to allow Newspaper re-
porters to examine the records or docuWents In
any cases pending thereon.
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, Hall,s Snfe and Lock Company,
346 and A7 Broadway.

Henry Capt, OF Geneva, Now NaY -
beautiful assortment Of WATCHES and TRAv EEEIN0
CLOCKS, OF his own make, at % Union square.
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Corns, BuniOns, Nails, &C., Cured With
out pain by Dr. RICE, 2D8 Broadway, corner Fulton
street. CORN ANNIHILATOR, by mall, SOC.
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IL II Altogether Wrong TO Tribe WI IN
bad cough cold, when the risk Is great a. al
remedy sure, prompt ard thorough as DR.. JAY iB5
EXPECTOllANT can b o readily found.
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A.-Wedding and Ball Cards, Latest
Paris styles; Monographs Badges, Orders of Dancing
JAS. EvERDELL. S2 Broadway. Established $40.
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GREECE.

Austrian Royal Arbitration in the Lauriun
Mines Case.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm tho
world. The only true AMI perfect dye. All druggists
snIlf
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
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ENGLAND.
American Cotton Supply.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HsSALo.

LONDON, Feb 10, 1873
Eight thousand two hundred ana ffty-two bales
Of American cotton were landed at Liverpool
to-day.
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The NEW DOMINION.

Probable Changes I'm the Quebec Cab
met.
QUEBEC, Feb 10, 1873.
The Quebec Cabinet has adjourned, and instead
OF an extra session Of the Legislature being called
q commission will be appointed to inquire into the
recent burning OF the Court House.
1t Is understood that Mr.. Quinet will be Premier
or the Quebec Cabinet instead OF Mr.. Chauveau; ;
that Solicitor General Irwin will become Attorney
Generals that Mr.. Chapleau will be appointed So
licitor General and that DR.. FOrtan will become
Commissioner OF Crown Lands.
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A.-No Remedy Can More EHectunny
secure health and prevent disease than RUSSIAN vAPoR
BATHS at IS East Fourth street; they alay assitude.
help digestion and extremely etcacious in Rheu
maiism and Catarrh Open daily from A. NJ. TO r. N.
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THE ICE GORGE IN THE sUsQUEHANEA.

Average temperature yesterday. ...s.... ~
Average temperature for corresponding date
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as you read tbs potce II let urge you to r nsar:
est dru9gtet where fifty cents latd out on hsite OF
HALE'S honey OF FOREGROUND AND TAP will en-
able your cough in twenty four nor ,,,,
q. Are you In agony One drop OF Pikb'S tV1ihAVHH
DROPS will xiii tho ne rye ia minute.
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A.-Herrinz's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 80 Broadway. corner of Murray strsst.
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S p A I N.
His Majesty Amadeus Disposed to
Abdicate the Crown.
Canvass Of a Coming Dy-
nastic Crisis.
GASES AND PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES.
Cabinet Council and Political Anticipa-
ton Of Important Results.
Senor Zorrilla's Report of the
Royal Resolve.
The Congress i'm Perma-
nent Session.
HAE COLONIAL EMANCIPATION QUESTION.
fNngly Personal Definition Of the
Situation at New Year.
Carlism Still in Motion-The Republicans Cau-
tious and Neutrality-suspicious. in the
Field-Feeling on Change in London.
ItlEcsars TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 10. 1878.
The following despatch was received here to-day
by the Reuter- Telegram Company 1t is marked
fsurgent" and was not delayed by the Censor at
Madrid 1t is therefore believed that its contents
have some foundation in fact
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The Galway Election Intimidation Trials
Roman Catholic Clergymen at the Bar.
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"A Dynastic Revolution Canvassed Pub
licly by the Spanish Press.

-
licly by the Spanish Press.
MADRID, Feb. TO- 1873.
The Madrid Correspondence, in its issue to-day,
ANNOUNCES the probability that the session OF the
Eortes will be suspended for a few days, and upon
reassembling proposition from King Amadeus to
Gbdlcate the throne will be read in the Congress,
where an effort will probably be made to dissuade
the King from carrying out his purpose. Should he
persist special law VIII be passed electing Re-
gent and Cabinet.
Other Madrid journals state that If the King
should resign the Crown the present authorities
will remain in ONCE to watch the course of events,
and 1t Is believed all questions arising out Of the
abdication will be settled according to the const
tuition and without any disturbance.
TIE CABINET IN COUNCIL.
Cabinet Council was held last night after
which SeEor Martos, Minister Of Foreign Affairs;
senor Becerra Minister Of the Interior, and Senor
Echegary Minister Of Finance, had q conference
with sefor Rivero, President of the Congress-
MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE WITH THE MILITARY.
conference also took place between Senior
Corvoda, Minister Of War, and the principal mill
tar officers in Madrid.
CAUCUS OF POLITICAL CONSERVATIVES.
A large meeting Of conservatives was held last
might.
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"TIarsh, Wrinkled Skin RegaiAs tho
ccHsWEIs COB yrvER OIL Us S the best |. Is sesh.
purc and sweet
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PaciGc RaiIrond Charter.

Signing Of the Pacific Railroad Charter.
OTTAWA, Feb. 10, 1873.
Sir Hugh Allan and Sir F. Hincks have left for
Montreal
The Pacific Railroad charter has been duly signed
by all the parties interested.
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Senor Zorrilla's Report of the
Royal Resolve.
Tho Congress in Perma-
nent Session.
fHE COLONIAL EMANCIPATION QUESTION.
(Hngly Personal Definition Of the
Situation at New Year.

Carlism Still in Motion-The Republicans eau
tious and Watchful-operations in tho
Field-Feeling on Change in London.
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ROYAL Havana Lottcry.-Priyts Cnshed,
Circulars sent ). b MARTINEZ o.. ID wan stross
Post office box A6A
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now out Orders hlied prizes cased, Information fur@
nisheJ Highest rates paid tor spnnlsh bills, 60 70.
TAfLOR co. Bsukers " Wall street, New Yor@
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Angeles Turkish Baths, GIL Lexington
avenue.-Appetze and Invigorate before breakfast e-
fresh Vitaze before dinner Soothe and Tranquilizo
before retirng best venatlon highest temperature;
best shampooing no gratities Ladies day and evening"
Gentlemen every day and all night
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Amadeus and the Spanish Crown.
MADRID, Feb. 10, 1879
His Majesty, King Amadeus, manifests dispo'
titlon to abdicate the Crown, in which case he will
resign his power into the hands Of the Cortes.
Madrid Is quiet.
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LONDON. Feb. 10, 1873.

Tho News from Madrid ON 'Change I'm
LOndOn.
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London.
LONDON. Feb. 10, 1873.
conso!s closed In London at oak s2A for money
ana OK oak for accounts decline since satur-
day Of kaH per cent.
THE LONDON GOLD MARKET.
The London EcononstS In Q recent issue pub
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-13
Virginia CITY Items,

we clip the annexed items fromthe
virginia Chronicle of the 10th inst.
For CHIEF.-Thomas L. Kelly an
nonnces himself u candidate for the
office OF Chief OF Police. Mr.. Kelly
has filled the office creditablv for the
past year. and under his adminstra-
tlon the city has enioyed unusual uuiet
and good order. Kelly is a quiet citi-
zen, a good officer. and the strongest
Democrat in the city for the position.
and it speaks well for his popularity
That he has no opposition in his own
party.
CHIEF OF PoLICE.-Our old friend
Ben Lackey is out to-day i'm a card an
nouncing himself as a candidate for
Chief of Police. Ben is well.known
ana popular among the citizens OF
Virginia City, andif elected will make
a very efficient officer. His WELL
known skill as a detective eminentlv
qualities him for the position.
UTAH FRUIT.-Utah apples are be-
coming the tavOrite eating apple in
this cit. the crippled vendor on G.
street, near Mon, having introduced
them into the market. They are
smaller than the California and Ore
gon apple, and are sound, solid and
sweet.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Z o'clock this
evening Justice Marbles books con-
tanned the James of 2S1 registered
voters in the First and Second Wards,
and Justice Young'S books showed
22l for the Third and Fourth Wards.
Total, 500.
ANOTHER BLOCK.-George L. Lam
mon, United States Marshal for Neva-
da, to-day added his mite to the Gree
ley Monument by calling a. this Of
flee and setting up 600 ems" Of type.
Next!
EDrroRIAL.-During the temporary
illness of our editOr-in-chief, Thomas
b. Gardner. his chair is being filled
by Captain George e.. Lyon.
PERsoNAL.-Hon. II. C.. Street, of
Elko, arrived in this city this morn
ing. and is stopping at the Interna-
tional.
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FIRE BRIcK.-A large quantity of
fire brick for the construction of a
furnace at the smelling works arrived
yesterday, from Golden CITY, Colo
RADIO. This is a long distance to bring
such an article. which should be man,
ufactured in this vicinity. The proper
material for these brick is said to be
plentiful at various points around
Lake Tahoe, particularly i'm the vicin-
lt.y OF the Hot Springs.
The foregoing is from the Truclkee
Republican. Extensive smelling works
are being built at Truckee for the
treatment of Nevada ores. For the
information of those interested we
will state that there is no earthly Use
in going all the way to Colorado Ter.
ritory .or fire brick. The celebrated
Pancake stone. within a few miles of
Eureka, is the best material known
for lining furnaces. 1t has been in
const.nt use here for several wears.
and all pronounce it just the thing to
resist the great heat necessary Tor the
successful treatment of ores by the
smelling process.
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ADRIATIC SALOON.-We mentioned
the other day that a new saloon was
being erected next door to Billy
Nichols livery stable, on the site
formerly occupied by John Gregg
vich as Il provision store. n. Ratlail-
ovich is to he the proprietor of the
new saloon, and he assures us that
he will soon have it in complete readi-
ness to receive the general public.
Nick has many warm friends, and
will doubtless do a good business.
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POSTAL CARDs.-On the first OF next
month, according to latest kilograms
5000. 900 of.the new postal cards VIII
be ready for delivery and circulating
for general use. They will be three
nv five and one-eighth inches in size'
and will bear a one cent stamp, n
the x,a,er m ark "U. s. P. o. D."
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A CANpIDArE.-The Napa Register
hears the name of Ned Irwin OF
Lake county. men Toned as a candi-
date for the California Legislature.
Ned was formerly sheriff OF "hi'e
Pine county, as is well known
throughout Eastern Nevada. iie
would doubtless make a very credita-
bic member.
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BULLIoN.-Five of our furnaces are
in operation, and the daily yield of
bullion will approximate thirty tons.
This is almost as much as we produced
per day last year. When the balance
of IL furnaces start up. the daily pro-
or sixty tons.
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-...;rcsT To-day.

D'''.s, church, Rev. Samuel l..
! .' 'a',.s services will be held in the
rector, lick, and in the evening
h.at II sunday school will COM
al 2S '"nryicps i'm the church
i VIII = evening at o'clock.
.,, FREE.
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IN OPERATION.-Two of the furna-
c.s Of the Eureka Consolidated are in
successful operation. They are in
lir>t rate order, and we may reason
ably expect a constant flow Of bullion
from that source for a long time to
come.