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CoRoNER's INVESTIGATIONS
Taylor, coroner of this city, and an analyt-
ical chemist, has been engaged for some
time in examining the stomach and liver Of
a colored man named Stainbock, of War
renton county, North Carolina, who is said
to have been poisoned by his wife. DIR.
Taylor has found strychnine, but will not
report the fact for day or two. He is
toget five hundred dollars for the case.
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sf5y- spoTsWooD COAL YARD.-I

Hey- SPOTSWOOD COAL YARD.-I
have renewed my lease on the spotswood Coal
Yard, and am now ready to receive orders for
winter supplies of FUEL
ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES, stoves and
furnaces
wINTERPocK, CUMBERLAND and MID
LOTHIAN COAL;
West Virginia SPLINT COAL;
SOFT COKE for stoves and ranges
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and split,
(Sindling) W. y. PlLCHER.
jy 23-3m ~
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Ry.OLD WHISTLES, WINES AND
BRANDIES.

The undersigned has now completed his SUM
mer stock, and would respectfully call atten-
tion to some very old RYE WHISKEY, PINET
CASTILIION, and JAMES HENNESSY's
BRANDIES of 1864.
Also FISH AND SWAN GIN, made after the
old Dutch fashion; ISABELLA SHERRY,
OLD PORT, and MADEIRA WINE BLACK
BERRY, CHERRY, and GINGER BRAN
DIES, and some very cid
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY.
The above will be sold in quantities from
barrel to gill; to suit the trade.
JOHN X. MOLLOYs
Corner Main and Twenty-third streets.
iy 9-1m
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gGT H. MCCOR MICK'S
1 MAMMOTH AUCTION
COMMISSION HOUSE,
I414 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M and IN T. M.
of Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Croctery, Glassware, and all kinds of
Furniture. Housefurnishing Goods, &C., sc.
COME ONE. COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
aENTLEMANLY Statesmen constantly
in attendance, to wait on parties who wish to
purchase any of the above named goods at
private sale, at auction prices.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun-
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales puuctually attended to- jy1-tf
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 25.--The
Grand Duke Nicholas has returned from
X hiva
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
say- NEW ENTERPRISE.
RICHMOND COFFEE, DRUG, SPICE AND

RICHMOND COFFEE, DRUG, SPICE AND
MUSTARD MILLS.
Having procured a location in this city, with
ample water power, shall be prepared IN lew
days, as soon as the balance of my machinery
arrives, to manufacture MUSTARD, ROAST
CoFFRE for Grocers. Grind and Pulyerize all
kinds of Spices, Gums, Bsrks, Roots and Miner
ais for Druggists, Distilleries and Tobacco Manu-
facturers.
My mills and machinery are all new, on the
most extensive and improved principal. My
whole life has been engaged in this branch OF
business in the city Of London, and consider
myself an expert at the business; and will
garantee to give satisfaction, as my charges will
be at least one-half less than the present Ameri-
can charges. COALMAN BRO,
iy 25-st sss Richmond, Va
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Dar CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NoTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE-
LIERS, REBRONZED and REPAIRED-made
TO look as good as new-by
DANIEL O'DONNELL,
ap Sim slS Broad Street.
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RICHMOND CoLoRED ExCURsIoNIsTs
IN NoRFoLK.-The Zion Sons of Hebrew
and the Young Mems Mechanic Star, Rich
mond benevolent orders, arrived in Norfolk
yesterday on pleasure trip.
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BETTER THAN PRINTINa.--John B.
Renauld, formerly printer on The STATE
JOURNAL, now of New York, is the author
of the romantic drama entitled "Pablo, or
the Cuban Bride" in five acts. Also of
"Struck Blind" a legendary drama of five
acts from the French, the music of which
is by Professor Fitz William Roster, origi-
nal editor Of "Gems of German Song;"
also formerly of this city. The above
plays will be produced at an early day and
promise to have most successful run.
Another play recently completed by Mr..
Renauld was so much admired by Mrs.
D. P. Bowers, the distinguished actress,
that she gave the author 81 900 for the
manuscript. This is better than setting
type. Mr.. R. is talented gentleman, and
often contributed to the columns of THE
EVENING STATE JoURNAL,ss He has
been for some time past attached to the
New York Clipper.
| PERSONALLY had the pleasure to-
day of call from Colonel Sam Bard,
formerly the distinguished editor of the At
lanta (Ga.l New Era, and ex-governor OF
Idaho. Colonel Bard. who served gal
lantly as Confederate soldier, early sac
cepted the situation" and has since done
effective battle for the cause Of Republi-
canism. He is at present EN- route for
Washington, d. G. He has issued pros
pectus for the re. establishment of the At
lanta New Era, which during his necessa-
ry absence in the west some years since,
was permitted to 60 down by Governor
Bullock, he leaving the state. Colonel
Bard will re-establish it with fair pros
poets of success, Georgia not being by any
means deficient in elements of genuine Re-
publicsnism.
4 John M. Robinson of the Fieiericks-
burg railroad and general Malone are a.
Old Point Comfort. Bishop Doggett ar
| rived in Richmond from Norfolk to-day.
4 Geo. l.. Christian esq.,, clerk supreme
court of appeals, will leave the city to.
morrow on brief visit to Veu de pEau.
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AN EMBRYO IRON MERCHANT
When man does s'the state some service"
as one Of its delegates in the penitentlary,
it is generally supposed that the :" one
term' principle applies and he would not
be anxious for a reelection, but prison life
has sort of fascination for some people,
and they never rest contented when once
out till they get back. Too many of the
human race are born with a general cus-
ednesso which they have not moral stamina
to Withstand. These creatures of crcum-
stances and sporting waits Of i'll fortune
fill our state prisons. The supply is never
exhausted, because the stock Of fools is al
ways ample.
Henry Walker, etat 10, Of Alexandra,
seems to be Of this style of man, A moral
lapse committed some years since in his ma
tive place caused his insertion in the state
prison for year. He was bu; lately
released, and this morning we find him
arraigned before Judge White as the petty
abstractor of a lump Of cold iron, the pro-
perty of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The theft was proved, and Walker was
sequestered from the gaze of his curious
fellow-citizens for the space of three calen-
dar months. He will masticate corporation
corn-pone meanwhile in idleness. Walker
has six toes on each foot and five fingers
and a thumb on each hand, which freak of
nature may be one of the superinducing
causes of his light fingeredness.
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pI-DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

parDOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND I4rH SITS,
No. 1900
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
received, upon which liberal interest will be
allowed.
Save your money and get interest Do not
keep it idle interest counts while you sleep.
JOHN E. B)SSIEUX, President.
THOMAS S. ARMISTEAD, Cashier.
lie 9--3m
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~. HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS
SOLD. LEASED OR RENTED.
BONDS, STOCKS AND MORTGAGES
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMITS
SION.
SG LOANS NEGOTIATED ON REAL ES-
TATE AND OTHER COLLATERAL.
SECURITY. Ii
s@ REAL ESTATE AND COMMERCIAL
PAPER NEGOTIATED.
RICHARDSON 4 co,
Real Estate Agents, Brokers and
my l-sm Auctioneers. IIl3 Main Street.
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CoNsrRvATIyE WARD MpprINf,s

CONSERVATIVE WARD MEErINds-
ELECTIoN OF DELEG ATEs TO THE STATE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were held last
night by the Conservatives in the various
wards. for the purpose of selecting dele.
pates To the state Convention which meets
on the 9Th of August. The meetings were
moderately harmonious with The excention
Of that Of Monroe ward. In nerambulatinp
in that direction last night. The sound Chat
broke unon the air was ANYTHING else but
harmonious. and on entering its precincts.
a stranger would have been at q loss to
lnow what thew were .hont One oentle-
man was mounted temnorarjiy il seems. on
the rostrnm. and another mounted on a
chair. the former was belaboring table
which hannened To he in the way with a
stick in the most excited manner-one might
have Snnnoeod | = ~ ha sn;r;fual'ranni1p.
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State 5onriaal.
STATE NEWS.

Colonel R. E. withers is in New
, 1873-07-18

Rockford, Is infested with burglars. Ovcr
dozen farm and yillngo honaes hnvo boon broken
into, and property to considerable amount hnH
been takon. Mo nrreata have boon rnado, md
prlvato yigiinnco parties arc boing formed.
1nvcntigation into tho petitions from Detroit
presented nt lansing, Mich, Last winter tor
paBsago Of tho Amendhtory, Park law, show, that
about half tho BlgualureB thoroto arc not to bo
found In tue directory, and that many names arc
aignod In tho BR1no writing.
As tho Mondota accommodation train, on tho
Chicago Burlington d Quincy Railroad, wnB ap-
proaching HinBdalo last oyening from Chicago,
the passengers woro startled by piece Of brick
clay crashing through tho mindow, scattering
glaaa mIacellnnoously among tho psHaongorss.
Fortunately no ono was much injured,
dow narrowly escaped. Tho trim waa stopped,
backed up, and tho boy Sho threw tho miagilo II
boy, who is nbout u yoars Of ago, was locked
IN saloon On tho train md taken ovor to Fins.
dale, whore 1t WAS learned that lo WAS d son Of
David Roth, Of that villago. Hia fathor gavo
surety for tho boys nproaronco whonovor want
ed, and that is probably tho 1nst that will bo
dpua about Il.
, 1873-07-18

Photographic frevtttoa.
Tho subcommittee OF tho Committee on
Transportation 7iu moot In San Francisco on
tho 24th Of July.
The repairs to tho Iron Bridge at St. Joseph,
Mo. aro about completed, and trains will orosa
on Saturday.
Two small bnyB, named Frank King md Jamea
Smith, aged aud @, we're drowned last evening,
while bathing In tho riyor at Zanesville, o.
Tho Waltouian Club, o large party, composed
OF many OF Rockf0rd'a first oitizons, departed
yesterday on its annual picnic to Twin Lakes.
4 now church in process of erection by tho
MethodlHtB at Windsor, Cam, was blown down
during violent thunder storm yesterday after
noon. No Quo was hurt.
A lad about 10 years 0f hge, aon Of Mr. Friod
man, merchant OF LaEnllc, MAS run over by .
tire-engina hose-cart yoaserdny, and had his
right thigh-bono broken.
8. II. IoBnaor, member Of tho Board Of Public
Works OF Ohio, has received orderH froM socrc-
tary Delano to report Immediately At Cheyenne,
1sawifnH Spring massacre.
Police Of ct. Joseph, Mo-, are on the hunt for
q man named Amou Dayolin, charged with hay
lug committed rapo OIL a young lady III Andrew
County, u few daya since. Develif IL Of medium
hoglt, stoutly built, Lair cropped close, and
worry largo, heavy mouatach8.
Theodore Kutlor, 1aboror on the farm OF Mr.
6teinmotz, near Madison, Wis.,, while working In
. fold on Wednesday, received q aunBtroko and
died almost instantly, and man named Christian
Dakor, part owner in Touring mill at Tokon
Greek, Wis, while In bathing tn 1ho oraok which
gives power to tho mill, waa drowned. uo leayea
wife and two small children.
Wtnnebsgo. small tomn sir milen most Of
, 1873-07-18
CITY ITEMS.

4 constable, nsmod Jamos Stanton. Of No.
244 Fourth street, roturnod homo laat evening
about II O'Clock, and, having observed that 1t
WAS warm, removed bis coat and yost, and laid
thom .near an open window In a front room.
While ho WAS at rest In another apartment,
some ono wont through tho pockets Of the vest
which contained about ESQ in monoy, besides
some valuable papera.
A probablo case Of sun-stroko occurred at No.
297 Milwaukee avonue, yesterday afternoon at
halt-past q. The proprietor Of the Union Bak-
cry, Mr. George Huebner, while standing IN
front Of hfa store suddenly toll to tho sidewalk
In m unconscious atato. Ho WAS at once car
ried into his htoro, and every effort mado to
bring him to conBoiousnoas, but without avail.
Ho died about o'clock. Tho Coroner WAS noti-
fed.
4 Ittlo boy named John Comm, aged II years,
was run over, at o'clock last evening, by tho
cars Of the Chicago t. Northwestern Railroad,
at tho corner Of Rouben and Kinzio streets. His
right arm was 80 maugled that it had to DO a1n-
putated.
, 1873-07-18


CINCINNATI, July 17.-Tho woathor hero tho
past two daya haB boon opproaaively hot The
temperature Ia not quite so high as wo gomo-
times hnvo 1t, but the condition Of tho atmos-
phoro has boon such "a mndo it trying to both
man and beast. rain-storm, attended with
vivid Lightning, visited tho city botween 8 and
0 O'Clock this evening. Since thon the tempera-
turo has fallen to 10:
Br. LOUIS, July 17.-Thc weather continues
intensely war1n, The mercury at 8 p. m. to-day
standing 90 in tho ahalo. 4 hoayy thundor-
storm passed over tho city tonight, which has
materially lowered tho Temperature.
MADISON, July M.-The weather moderated
somewhat to-day, but Is still worry warm.
NEW YonE July 17.-Heavy Showers tonight
with thunder and lightning.
PROVIDENCE, Il. T., July 17.--The rain this
evening roiievos tho crops In this State, which
were suffering severely from the drouth.
PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, July T.-On Friday for tho
Southwest, northorly winds aud cloudy or clear
ing weather. For tic Eastern, Cult, and South
Atlantic Statcs,. northwest and southwest winds,
increased oloudineas, and local raina. For tho
Middle Atlantic States, southwest and northwest
winds, partly cloudy woathor, and possibly lower
temperature. For New York and Now England,
southeasterly winds, vcering to southwest, with
clouds mud rain. For tho Ohio Valley and North
west, southwest nnd northwest winds, falling
barometer, and local storms.
BTA1E OF WATER.
Daily report Of the stage OF water, with
changes in tho twonty-four hours onding p.
m., July II, 1879.
, 1873-07-18
T.LOUiS.


A Fourth Of July Misunderstanding
Nuisance
ST. LOUIS, No., July 17.-On tho 4th Of July,
Thomas Durkin and William Feiham, Ind q dill
Guilty in which tho former struck tho latter three
terrible blows on tho head with heavy stono
pitcher, fracturing tho SKULL Foiham died last
night from the effect Of the blows, and Durkin
was arreRtoa this eyoning Oh charge Of mur-
der.
Nine fatal caaoa Of RunBtroko occurred yester-
day afternoon md to-day, and more than double
that number wero proatratcd by the hoat
Great excitement has existed In the First, Sec-
ond, and Third Wards for some days past, in
consequence OF the existence of the nuleance Of 4
steamer ut the foot Of Darton street, which is
used aB rendering establishment OF dead and
d8cayed animals Of all kinds. The people OF
those wards have held several indignation moet
iugs, have appealed to Mayor Brown and tho
Board Of Health, and hayo oven threatened to
burn the steamer or set hor adrift unlesa
tho nuisance is speedily abatad. The excitemen
has run 10 high that tho Chief Of Police Is
obliged to station a special force to guard tho
steamer. 1ntervlows hare beon held with tho
Mayor md Beard of Health, and to-dny it WAS
decided to movo tho steamer to eome
locality whero it will not bo nuis-
anco. Two or throe city aldermen arc
at tho head of tho movement, aud tho
Indignation OF tho poop1o directly Interested is
Ruch that there is little doubt but that unleHs
tho nuisance il quickly removed, the property
will DO destroyed. Tho rendering establishment
belongs to John Blnby, ono Of the Judges of tho
County Court, who llas contract with The CITY
for the removal OF dead animals.
, 1873-07-18
DEATHS.

MonILLEN--At the resldenee nt hi. father No. Qb3
West hindison.e, July II. Thomaa Mcdilun, agod
Eunersi sasusay, 1o.h At Il oolook Carrasest CAL
Tary Cun!0t1r1.
DOYNrON-1n this city, on Thursday, July II, I'd,
gar Watson, socoud hnl iufnnk OF Itdxhr h. aud
Ellxabetl, q. fioynton, aged - month";
unera services viii be ho9 ~ tao OhnEen Of Epg-
rr;lay morning, Juyl9 at 70 o'clock Friends OF tho
avENBON-On July II. at o'clock ., m.t Them.
.aapy 6uYen1on. lufaut sou oil Iaohlaa ahu 6a!!n&
StttrunOu. \. 1.,.
from Tosldsnos. No. ii billerst.
ANDENHON-On thu 17th inst. at 10 !. ia, George
ssiulsy JTly 10 f1om II. |sto ros!aenoe; az
Wost a. hat'Rsst y ocoeK o1a'e ass
to Calvary 0emelory.
1RAMY-O tho 18th last. Patrick dcaFy, native OF
CnuntJ Iim1Fiok, lrelanA. agad W J0hEe.
dones. a67 Cottage h1oya,av., 70 Calvary oe'uoto1y
NOLAN-O the 18th !ust., Edward Nolan.
Funeral frum his late sesldouo1 no. Si5 Mayat., on
Friday July To- At 10H opocks to jesuit Ohusoh, thenco
by cars TO Calvary OonletoEy
RICHARDS On Wedue4day. Jnly 49, At IeoRe!s Park.
Eddlct onlJ Of fsaAo .: aud Iorouco b. tlphhrds
FunetAl ~ tho house. Friday July H. AL o'clock p III.
Frtonda Ut the faNtty arc nFttod.
E0KIIEAnT-1n this city. july 10, 1878. LoWls Eek
T.,nssA froa III Msaukeoav, to-day. tho 18th ol
July, n O'Clock. Carriages TO OrAeelands
, 1873-07-18

rlous, and Tint 1t would bo nB caBy to steal
Official stampa, and to apply thom to improper
uHoe, A. to oonntorfeit or 1nfsuBo frank. Tho
Post Oalco Department las takon every possible
precaution to prevent tho growth Of my sach
fraud upon itB rovonueB. The deteotivo officers
have bosn especially instructed In this respect,
and everything apparently unofficial In Its char
aotcr, which Ia covered BY official stamps, will bo
subjected to tho sevoroat scrutiny consistent
with tho inviolability OF tho mails. Ono lottor
lR. alroady boon returned from tho Now, York
Post Oa1ce, directed to Peru, South Amer
lea, having tho postage paid with "a cents In tho
official stamps Of tho Navy Department.. Tho
evidence OF tho unofficial character Of tho letter
wns not sufficient to warrant lts detention, aud
1t was accordingly forwarded to It's destination.
THE REVIVAL or SOUTHERN COMMERCE.: :,
Senator Patterson, tic now 6onator from H0nth
Carolinn, in hero ondoavoring to induce tho poht-
mastor-doneral to order tho Havana, Cuba, mhlla
to 10 hereafter sont by tho way Of tho atoan1-
chip route from Oharloston to Savannah, WHICH
is soon to bo established. This waB tho old
routo which tho mails took before tho war,
aui tho service was not discontinued until
after Fort Sumter was Arod upon. An at
tonpt will DO made at tho noxt Congress
to secure subBidy for this route. at present
tho most TINT ie expected Ia tho ocean postage
on all 1otters to Cuba, and the mail pay for ill-
land service On oil letterB and null matters sent
to Koy Wost, at which port tho ships will touch.
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS Fon TIE FUTURE.
Tho following aro tho names and tho quAnti-
ttea Of tho public documents ordered BY oon-
Government Printing Office IL engaged In filling
tho order. Tho Globe for tho laat session has
just been published, Tho total number reaohoa
ncnr1v an {t10 rotunoaa.
, 1873-07-18
Now York Livestock nInrAc ct.

NEw YoHK, July H.-DEEvEs- -To-dRys receipts,
2,l60 head, making ,1Go siuco Monday, agatns $50
for the Ba1l,o time last week. Tho demand WAS Light
both yesterday aud to-day, and Baloa wors extremely
Hlow 1t reduction Of about Nc. Tho quality WEB
better than for several previous markets. Ordinary to
fair Texans sold at ordinary to prime native
atoers 195@1ec, with faw selections at 12A@l2hc.
8ales include cars Of Texans, 53{ cwt average at
S9@9.12; . cars Of To1anHs ~ cwt ~, ut
0No; car Te1ane, 614tcwt nv, 8Hc; cars Of M's:
aouri ztecrs, 6l-cwt av, 10A@llo; cars Missouri
ateerB 1E@8-cwt ay, 11@11a1o; 10 cars Of 1ll!no!a
stcers, d15(7aA-cwt ny, l1x@12o; IT ears Illinois
steors, 0Aowt Nv, 11@lls<c;3 cara Of Illinois stcrs,
Govt av. l0Ho; cars Illinois. 7Acwt Nv, l11t912c
Illinois atecrs, 7-cwt av, lAo; cars illinois
steers, 0X-cwt ay, 10N@1tc, and cars Of Illinois
DnEssan BEzr-Dut, with aales ut 7N@oo for Tex
MI, anil 1@10Ho for native. .
SHEEP AND LAaus- Receipts, 6,22o, making 10,2 ,2i0
Bince Monday, ngninBt 6,740 for Tie sanie tina ast
woek. Market dull end drooplng, ~ 4A@o?5c. per ID
for aheep, and GH@101ec for lanlba Sales Include
Ohio sheep, o6 lbs Nv, at 6o chr Of Ohio shosp
81 tba at 6ifo; cara Of Ohio ahoop 81 ta ~, at
6Y5o cars of OHIO seor, 01 tts Avurage at 63:e;
ca1 Of oho nlcer, o. lbH ay. at 6Ao; car Of Ohio
ehoop, 10 It's av, ut 5;so; l car Of
Ohio s1eep 90 s Nv, at $40; car ohio aheep 50 lbs
Av, at 6Hc car tunHylyania lanhs, 10 lbs nv, at ~
@0o cur Jorsoy d. 81 itA av, ut 10Ho car 8tata
do VI lbs ay, At l0Hc, and car Kontucky do at 80o.
HwIAK-noculpts, 4,32U rnnktug l4,G00 since b1on-
day. against a. TOO for tho limo ast week. The
arrivals sro exclusively conHignnontA to tho a!sugh-
tercrB, and thero waa Ito trade III live hoKs City
slaughtered are rmor and higher, closing Ut 097s1o
t1r ID,
, 1873-07-18

| ABOVE LOW
| WATER.
Rise. | Fdii
PACIFIC COAST.

Recovery OF Bodies OF Victims Of tho
Lost Steamer George 8. KFright~-San
E'rancisCo Trade Stntistics.-E'innn-
cinl Condition OF tho Central Pa
ctftc Railway Company.
SAN FnANo1Hco, July ia dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, states that on tho arrival Of
the steamer Otter tho prosa received reports OF
tho finding Of SIX bodies Of pereona supposed to
have perished on the i1l-fated steamer George s.
Wright.
Tie value Of merchandise and produce OK
ports from San Francisco to OentTal Amer1ea
during the past eight and half yoara foots up
over $2,000,000 During tho samo period It
shipped in treasure 81, lac, 900.
Tho Bulletin publishes tables showing the
present Indebtedness Of tho Central Pacific Rail
road Company in bonds, borrowed money, and
unpaid intorest, at 108618 900 net earnings
OF tho road tor tho year ending June so, 1879,
(fsom last official report), s5,05s, ,4ss. It esti-
mates that 5000, 600 per annum goes into tho
lands OF private speoulatozs instead Of towards
relieving the Oompany's obligations.
, 1873-07-18

DEs MONIES, H., July 17.-Attornoy- General
Outts' opinion in regard to tho Marion County
Board OF Supervisors refusing to accept OF Con-
gtcaBman Waldon's donation OF his haok-pay
steal to the temporary school fund has just been
peryiaors hayo not tile discretionary power
to direct In auy manner how, when,
or to whom any part OF tho temporary school
fund shall ba pafd, nor how It shall bo appro-
priasod. Tho fund must be paid the several dis
each district, nor under the circumstances can
any other disposition bo legally made Of It. Any
othor disposition Is illegal; no matter by
whom made or decided, and renders tho peraons
making Buoh illegal disposition Individually ro-
eponsi6lo for tho sa1ne. Tho DIstriot-Attorney
and Btato Superintendent OF Public Instruction
had previously rendered opinions to tho Hamo
offoct. The case Ia watched with lntoreBt In
Iowa, and III considered hero as ono Of most
peculiar phases Of the baok-pay steal.
, 1873-07-18

LIVERPOOL, July It'll a, m.-A1arkot unchanged.
Flour, 27A 6d@2sa Cd. thanksgiving. 11s@1ls ID ;
winter, 17s; white, l1R 9a@1lB 1ld: club, 12s 3d@12s
Cd, Corn, 27s 3d@27s Cd. Pork, 03s Cd. Lard, 98s
81.
FRANKFORT, July 17.-F4ye-twenues OF 1869, o6}5.
PA1t1s, July l7.-leentes closed steady.
The apccio In tho bunk Of Franco has increased
1000 900 francs during tho past wock+
LONDON, July 1T p. m.-The rates Of discount at
the Bank Of England II reduced n per cent, and Ia
now ". .- ...
Tho bullion In tho Bank Of England has decreased
ES7, 900. Amount Of bullion gono into bank oil bal
Rnce to-day, E77,00
consols-Money. 027:@921z; account, o2x@o2x {;
6:2oa Ct o5 os:s; do '67 0sA, 1o4oa, 9o1d new 81
L1yznroo1., July 17.-Co.ton firm mlddllng up
land, sAd orea1B 0l; salcs ii, 900 q,,arters; Amer
aute hsd sdu Wer wss 12 Flour
27a Gd@2Ba 81. Corn, 27s 3lGsa7s Cd. Cheeso, 53s.
oumborlands, 87s Cd short ribs, 40s.