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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-05
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

nNAND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST.
~ 1872. Trains will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Winnemucca, Wadsworth, Reno.
Marysville, Redding (for Oregonj
Sacramento, Stockton, Lathrop.
MERGED flor GosemiteJ, Upton
tor Los Angeles), San Jose and
San FranciscO...-................IO: 25A.M.
Overland Freight and Accomo-
dation Train for San Fran
Overland Passenger Train for
Gariln, Toano, Ogden and
Overland Freight and Accomo-
cation Train for Ogden and
A. n. TOWNE, GenI Stunt
I. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger
II Ticket Agent. "a
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xeaal 1otifes.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
49,, CONSOLIDATED MINING

- COMPANY.-Location or WORKS, ha-
Nntice -There are delinquent upon ihe
following described stock. on cou Oh
assessment tNog levied on the hrsi Jay
of November, 1872, The several amounts
set opposite the names OF respective
ax,b,Id.rs as follows.
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Pancake Fire Brick.

vHNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS, AT THE
RICHMOND FURNACE, a ouan-
tlty OF Fire Rrick made for lining fur.
naces, from the Pancake stone. Furnace
men can get them in quantities to suit.
eo7l-u j. d. SULLIVAN.
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And in accordance with law AZ nj
der ofthe Beard of Trustees ,laS K.
EIGHTH DAY OF NONEMbESsii s
many shares of each parcel VI s0i a,
as may be necessary, VIII v so COmps
lie auction, at the office OF WI tRI,i
on the SMITH DAY OF JANon. sa;
at the hour OF | o'clock I. NJ, %snts
to pay said delinquent asseSsrtlsne
on, together with costs OF au'
expenses of sale. ,.cUIRE
Omce-Room 26, HaywaraS Fpspa
No. 4Ig California street, .
California. -
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lob PRINTING OF AL KINDS
= neatly executed at the Office of the
EUREKA SENTINEL
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FIRsT.CLAsS MEGa!.

"RAVELERS WILL Mile 8,
IL stop at the "IwelySs rsssiss
| on the Austin Road, Iof
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

EAN VAL., DOC. E6, 1872,
above sale is hereby postponed
to MONDAY, January 9Th, 1873. at The
same hour and place as above stated.
d27 GEO. II. SPINNEY, Secretary.
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nPfW,TOW ,Sinzcr's on nne co,t. a talloress
ssstt to "teN, steady. W lAompson ST., room 10,
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Advertisers can use the whole list Of Cooperative pa
pers as shove or either Of the divisions;

II s estimated among advertisers that advertising is
worth on the average about cent per line per 1900
circulate n. by this standard these papers are very
cheap The so papers circulate weekly abodt 100 900
copies. So according to advertisers standard iOo lines
Que week in 100000 circulation is worth H0p
The cost of 100 lines In i0oo Cooperative circua.
,on (and 1t be used AL week or spread over
elk months is only s2. Hut this Is not the only saving
that OF postage, clerical labor hundreds Of cu4 II
used and many other advantages that result from deal
ing with central onice.
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HAIR GOODS:
Sblppinq

sGHoa ION rlsl LSE Los ESsaE7 Ee.t ":.
vIcf6hiA- sat-, ay % ASeLih' ..sai Sat! asy a i
s ISYa 5rS @ rSl Btan reisnd e sn' c1maag R
Norsay sweden Denmark, or America as safely speed
Tickets. Drafts, or Certificates can be bousnt st
HfNbEEsoN BROTHERS, Agents
FoR aTgENsr9MS 2, A. ANn g9,, LIVERPOOL,
NfStbSssS sS. .a MeSGciasy %SSd9S,aIS Nav N s'SrA
Cabin passage, 81 s9ld. ste.rige, 50, currency.
WILL Ms q GUIoN..
~ Broadway. New York.
ISMAN LINE for Queenstown and Lverpooi.-
cF6 Of R4 hAffH6E .fiS gPGHasa ss1asy (, %sS s q
SI4{ 0F 0E M4iET6EALs Stis T6s T sa,GraaS Nay iosPM.
Siti Of RRookIiS' satafd.S, 1S Ray " j. 10
ST{ OF H&SAffGIIlAGirSM ssirs9 Tsg'aSsy asyy = I
sd eseh sacteedng Saturday and Thursday, from Pier
c.n,v . RATES or PASSAGE.
tis4 R91nd trP, tickets at low rates.
Ldadd hvBTSS Bso q sI &
cert lncates, sS2 currency.
den, Norway. Denmark and PARIS, At reduced rates
Drafts issued at loves, rates.
company ose s BrSas sHs business apply the
JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
NEW YORK AiiP ANP LiShAv LiRShAvASA DIRECT
' T liver &c oo sysy 81 sGGs;G .
Tor havana direct, as follows.
steamship CRESCENT CITY .......... .Tue-tay. MAY q
steam hip WHINING; TON . ',,.. " THesdsy Msy "a
steamship MOERO UAsrLE,........ Tuesday, MAY 20.
dations' apply TO wM. r. CLYDE co;
%. MoKELLER. Agent in Havana. ''''"'
ONLY DIRECT LINE TORRANCE.
an. The General T!aHsatlanui Company. steamer. tar
n snd iaire sail every alternate saturday Excir'
dEohsE MAcRESzi&s SssSsa.., SSSssSaI
TWkESt2T rs SSHakkrkkiiff5EW2sf isp ffA ttiHI tHoI
fORrN lGHrLY't aud from LONDON DIRECr
from fltrs Is aud a. North rlvcr
TO oTEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL.
EGIPr GT9gan. saturday, MAY ~, atsP NJ.
ssfSS s SifSs ss,ar{sy %{s,a.sa s: q 4 s'r%9p A. M
CABIN rate. 81, sSD and yl6 Return 500 aud sis,
fhEsE PsftSasiIfSs, iIS,SR SSRR iRTEsHG EHEsr IN THE
Prepaid stecrsgc tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown
caEAiEK fiHS TXI ~ XSY OF OF lSR M 'EiI2HSign' E2S%
For further informant ap ply at the Company of ce
No, bg broadway, h, W. j. HURST, Manager.
Whirk kSMi%tlbiSEIrpsn,u
TIL FASTEST FLEET AtLOAT
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND l.lVERPooL.
III lg at Cork llarbor both WAYS,
Gu, bouklhg 4. .hscn -ers to and from all parts.
salilg ever Thur day Liverpool and every sat
utdey from White star Wharf PaVunla Ferry. Jersey
oeesnc. Capt Bristow May iOs.DP NJ
hIrAtic. ..,.C Cant. Perry ...,. May "a JP. ~
pcc '''''''''' '.'C 90, Kennedy N ~, s$ 81.
Saloon, tilD.
stcetase, 80 currency. Prepsid certificates tr.
=, ,, Drafts IN suns to suit
- ~ II. hPARkS. Agent " BrOadway, New YOrS.
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&uaro an0 Rooms.

A FEW young men can have gooi board and wash
~ ting al'o fes youn ,lad s. At tS per week At 5s lot
aV, corner OF lOth st., 81 door.
FEW respect BILE men, also a few yuung dies 6 N
~ be accgmmodsted with board and piessahl rooms
4 PEW youns men can De accommodated with good
Catharno IT. -
A FEw respectable Tcntlemen or ladi,s Oan have
"A rooms'"lth without board tsi T. lith st, room
A FFw gentlemen and ladies can ne accommodate 90
N with board at 10 Attorney st.. corner GrInd st.
LADY anhave board and home comforts At stI
N Delaney At. Call : dIys. rs.
ELY 9qng y men SsS g be be sscSm nodsted with good
Don RD for two or three persons and a furnished
vest 8ltst.
"a few s2%: %. Ca get good board
BIZ sa4 q avs waited at so East S' '' between
EEW gentlemen, also iadies, and gentlemen aud
their wiye. San be acconmodat,d d win board Al II
EUtNISHED front rooms for housekeeping rent
from " to " per week. IN aquiet housl. iVsrok
ing ~ hroome ST. I'd mousse from corner Alien 81,
IMHNl-uED rooms to lot for II ut housekeeping
20 broome st. doors from Orchard At,
I,IRNI-HED room and bedroom for bouseLco.-
ing Apply Tor . dys' nj os hudson ~.
EEN rLEM r> can md good ain gle rooms with or
wi.GG@t board siso q,y or ,gsasiea oOardeTs a.
hi"uo'''' PiN'H' hbtod IL use 80 ieArl ~.
IENrLEnEN can have good bo ird, large and
~ small rooms gas snd bIib. ~, Wusl aJl st.
MAN aud wife can be accommodated WITH aoor
Nt furn shed 0r unturnished, with or without board
orsosle gvht emen. Cali ut rs W. lin a. nuar 5in q.
'No LE .Rooms suitably furnished tor house keep.
= ihs e<-p Va ~ per week lD BrOOine st.
y GkN rLEMEN can have goo olrI with pleas
= ant rooms Hngtsh anlly. At SSI West ssh st.
= OR sr4tlemen can have good board and pleasant
- rO0n|, NJ Do .ast BrpId way
InI1 iii av.-Hsndsorue airy ROOM good board ,
w. ON moderate torulS.
EDN sra AN.-2 young men obi un hoar A.
" ~ where they can have the comforts Of = home
lag ih b H.
~ Su 4 WEEK. : Good board ana slnglc beds.
'DtscO CAh At ~ Henry st
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.JtIsonll ,ioIltes.

A ~ 'E cure for rheumatism. even In its worst
~ shNs. 10y not electric b IN applications h,tuia.
~ lntnrc, &C. cured and crldicited fr n Ia sys,
tenn without mic, Ca.stu, or detention from
H. A DrsrARD N. H.. VI 4. ssth ST.. y !.
hh. BONk, 100 wost 10th at Dseases heart lun "a
~ lhroht AiineJ-, tunOrs, ulcers skin d cured
tNtOkM triDN wanted of JOIN Htrney native
y W waterford ireland Amy Information o.jncerning
mn WI thankiullN rec yyod by his sister BRIDGET
copy, '-f' '
" Ill the oartman who early IN ia1 March rode
~ away about SO bars iron, marked white rom
sh Great WcAtern, iier q, 4. g., plosse call On T. "A
AiAlssiiALL q Co. % DurlIng slly2
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AIDES. -i0 wanted to learn sewing m ,chine bo
Tore 1o5luP ~ Greenwich sy. anu l3' East Broad
The sun., 1873-05-05

-WOUk ttNt> Ol rst al, inrrd ptices 20
" pay tof hg.t-tl'ss srNluc machines hv install.
.cIt. y , rtNuS co. Wurrrn M iil a. sfh st..
near Erhadway and !. As.rr place.
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Stsambuats ano RiIlroI1L

Trains leave New York from foot OF Desbrosses and
Cortland SITS. a. fOllOwsi
Express for Harris burg. Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman palace cars attached, 40 A NJ, s. l. aud
sSP ". SUNDAY, 5, I, and SSl =, NJ
For ltimore Washington, and the south N ? A NJ,
anu L. NJ. sunday, 4. VI.
EIpress Tor Phnadelphia. o and 80 A. NJ. 1880 l.
f.M"'' p A'' and II night sunday $3.50 and .
For rhiladelphis va Kensngton At A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Lmigrant and second class ii5 l.. VI.
For Newark at g. 6S 80 $40. 9, 10, n, no NJ. i2
ea $50 $40 2, 10, ilSo and ~ T, NJ sunday, $50.
For EzS6eth go T. 40 $40. ., 10. II. and ITO A.
~ |: n, i2s 80 s;so $40 4 40, 90, so, $50
~ slo & &sSl 80 slo' TO- iiso' and u M sunday
& ~. s. tS, SO iio, i:so Sal $50. ss5. g. SIS o% 4.o
$40, and i0p NJ. and y night sunday SO and d6P.
f9r wo9dorldge and Perth Amooy' eand 10 A. NJ, $50,
For New brunswick. I and 10 A. NJ. ~ M..i.2StiO,
SsS s, and ~. NJ and l2 night Sunday, andg 4. II.
For Lambertvnc and flemngton, "a and2P. NJ.
For Phhpsburg aod Bclvidere, and T.. NJ
Accommodate for Butdt ntuN u, Burl ngton and Cam
den, and 50 A VI. ll.N. .. q, I. aud r. "
For Freehold, AMI - 2and ~ NJ
For Jsme.bprs. Pcuhcrio1 nnnnrn'6 \ g., and via
Trains arrive NJ follows. From rtt-rurgh 80 \ NJ,
l1G T., NJ, daily, l0l' NJ snc H7t T. VI daily rEcrDt
Monday. From Washington Aud Bs'uuDrc r. q 4 NJ
tbi, and ielz T.. VI. SUNDAY, " \. VI. from lAila.
phn, SCI $50 ist, 1lui and tl5i NJ, ait sbt 6li
anu sl' i VI. Sunda h2l, tS, and liOi \. VI TirAct
House, ard foot 1f DesDros,es and Cortiaudt sts
h'nsTint ticket 9uio', Battery pa'e;
Generll Manager. Generil Passenger Asrat
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: TEMPLE OF FASHION.
Now offering special Inducements 10
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Owing to the stagnatton tn the wholesale trade,
have been tiablcd to purchase Goods OF every de
scrpon at pr much below the actual cost VI man
ufacture or Importation.
STRAW HAT AND MILLINERY DEPARTMENT..
Finest French r overs, Feather, Ornaments, Rib.
bODs, Trimming SIka. &c, &C.
Ay s!ylg OF flowers spray. or Wreath, branched to
suit, without extra charge,
tinc Ostrich Tips now shades at T5c, s5c., ami ei
Real Ostrich Pompuns, with aigrcttc to natch at 81
STRAW HATS.
The largest and most complete assortment In the city
ard prices below competition.
All the finest styles IN Chtp, English Straw, Ncnpo
tan. and Fancy Braid Hats.
CnildrrnS school lila q, from pc. upward.
Bows raw Hats, fully trimmed, ready for at hc
Misses New Regatta Hats, fully trimmed, at 75c.,
worth 81
Ladies Black STRAW Hats, at from SOC. upward.
Rest Black NeapOtan Bonnet. and Round Hats, all
the latest styles. At sl, sold ev ryvhere at 81
The rnde supplied In any quantity at less than down.
TOW jUbbcrs' prices.
Elegantly trimmed Bonncts and Round Hats, at eI.
tremely low prices.
Back silk faccs Dotted and Brussels Nets, Fringed
Wells, Illusions, &c. DC. at popular pr ccs. Our
The sun., 1873-05-05

VII ~T-t tAs~ = uurr,iur4 ~ Wheeler 4 VII.
y. q Wn,h hines for lades nnr urtlrrg irturnt.. to
.k, Nurk hofrtt Uiras. rall 81 IN sdupl'
J. .. IAtkNAS 4 90. ~ Wooster IT,
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Sutton tlotuts.
RYyO-RPH UFGpMIN a. 60

RSJO-FPU UFGRMAN 4, 90,
" Thirty second annual a. o Of new and second hand
carpets, FRIDAY, AfURDAf, an AiOND y May o.
III, and u, NJ O'Clock A. N. each day, nj ~
TIE ENTRAE TABLESPOONS,
. corner OF Wiiluushby and Pearl sta. brooklyn
mhnf OF These oprts are 40 good as new from PARTIES
moNh who avail tirmseyua Ot this o.lpurunity to
ar le rpcts and select from the large
on the caial9gne others TO ht MIR without
day eNenin-, thr 9th. -
The sun., 1873-05-05

WANTED Persons who wish to learn TO operate
w on singers sewing machines; taught on the beet
" t,orS' work also good sewers to iearn pantalOO1
making. " itt av,. hrst floor, back rOJui.
The sun., 1873-05-05

LADIES ate invited to take IN, KIND of sewing
y inl'htu" th"J hk" aud m,,e shrt, uud"tgr
zoe uf.. tor take ih"u home. and paS small
art d"Wu and leave sm 81 tNtrt week to plN fur
hr machine iih-iuty % irWcnt M't't i6 thsnhc-s st
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Bradbury Bros,
NOS. $40 AND si4 BowERY.
HOW AND WHERE
ADVERTISED!

Among the marvels Of mechanical skill and mate
nal growth Of our country nothing has surpassed that
OF newspaper printing what called the Cooperative
plan. originated by Mr. Akens. cf the proprietors
OF the Evening Wisconsin. at Milwaukee. about ten
year, The growth OF the enterprise for several
number OF new'pspcr- that have adopted tins economi
cal plan Of printing has more than doubled At the
present time over o newspapers rsng the resdy.
printed paper Of OF the 81, centrs Offices that
have been established.
The central otices are located at New YORK. Mach.
vrle. Chicago. 81. Louis. and Mhwaukee. supplying
printed paper for papers In the following States;
The sun., 1873-05-05


MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
is one of the o.i complete III the city and our prices
always ackno o~hdg, the most reasonable
LADIES' ENTERTAINMENTS
inrgeat and richc:t s;.ortncnt Of Iaa,e- Under
Tsar IN ne cGnn'ry Oyer CO., dinerent Mu.in
Can and '''SiHr gsIEIisT fHSa' and prices
chs 6aa Nsn snS eS sSTaed nj % fus sah
nate purng aud nne embroidery, trimmed with ruinc
four ot tGSSS ns St Gf
over 100 styles IN Chemlses alone
Good sir.tuck Drawers. broad hem. at iSc
Fine Drawers. two clusters Of Ave tucks, needevork
fnt Drawers. two cluste7s Of tucks needlcwork in-
A ot Of nne drawers two clusters OF tucks Insertion
OF 'worow putting or sYuS G.1i utSsckins' at ''c.
Elne SKIRT, ten tucks. broad hem, at ssc
fiae sSiri. ten sucks, and broad ru'ic. Al $40
& Inc SELL ,s o '1gss rsr 9roaa sSinSe pA,as
over sixty different styles OF skirts
aui fu a-sortmento isnt pr tses, Toilet sacquci
Corset Covers, ndcrsNirt aad que liridal Sets
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
with elegant Carpctcd showroom and separate dre-,
ing room. i1I tr,i.g on SUITS. .....,., -....-
ana ladies will lnd visit to 1t both pleasant aad pront
our Mantlcs etc are sold with very small
percentage Of prOnts and IA style wall give satisfaction
all.
Just opened. one lot " Rich Imported Berlin suits
IN : Nerc nuusht great sacrifice.
tlrgaut suit " lrth fuy ftOr 80 To- so each
ofertug ~ price rturin IRON SIS to 80.
ltner All 10 S..t- tiHdl (. 5 TO Is rrth.
s'ylcs 81 siis, To which W. cordially nyitce nspec
tlUa
LACE sHAwLs AND CACoUEs.:
Lace shaw- IN Tsns-ecc AMI Llama less than gold
cost of import tiou.
lautEsrc Lace Sh4Wls at - ~ fi, $50 o. so tg ~
siO zach aud upwar tus u.
GuArntced without exception the lowest ever offered
BlacS Lace saCfu,s -tt.'a. s,5l, $50 t0, tii els,
and upwa IL Ia go ach.
Iacet apes BeTthas, Mantlcs fichusctc at bargains
Black Drcss Siss ana AlpacHs
White 'Ood-, fiqurs, &c, at bargains,
Rcal Gutpurr and lhrtal laccs.
sllk uimns and PRINCES. Buttons, Ornaments, etc. in
rasOs, club stiek and tourist handles IN endless
riety.
tGl Llres OF Hosiery. Handkerchief. Notions. gilt,
jet, and oNydiyed Jew clry
Cha'elalnes aud Fancy Goods. &C. &C.
HAIR GOODS:
Just opening department for Real Hair Goods whlc IN
selling NJ much below the eNtrayagant pricea
usui " charged AT Regular Hair stores
IaCirs will uO well to the stock In this do.
partment before purchasing elsewhere ss can
sure them of saying OF al least g pcr cent. their
purchases. THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
Orders by mail receive especial attention.
Gools shipped TO any part of the country.
samples Al4 price ists cent free on anpllcation at
iHhlCHS : TEMPLE or FASHlON,
NJ aud 2sy sth ay., near 24th st.
SMITHS Pattern Bazaar, gii broadway near coth
NrSpring and summer styles Just imported Bcautl.
ful costume Patterns with cloih modes nov reads.
Ialterns nttcd 10 lhe torn warranted perfect.
The sun., 1873-05-05

Carrying the United States Mails.
WISCONSIN sails wednesday, May :, AtlS T. NJ.
NEVADA sails "wednesday May II. At 4 ".
Cabin passage. So gold. Stetrage, tsl currency.
Draits ON England, Ireland. sc.
WILL. Ms & GUIoN,
~ Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN BROOKLYN.


The two-story frame carriage mandatory
of Michael Marlborough, No 47o Clermontave. par
TALLY destroyed by fire at 1890 last night The building
and its contents were damaged about $1,000 The fire
extended to the threestorY brick dwelling ADJOINING
also owned by Mr. Marlborough and was damaged ~
water 81 900 insured for 5000 In the Mechanics anu
Traders and Hope Companies.
rHE NEwBURGH FIRE.
The following are the principal losses by the
fire in Newburgh on Monday night: VIM. o. MAILER &
Co.'S storehOuse barge Newburgh and several buildings
adjoining the storehouse estimated total damage
s25 900 nearly fully insured James W. Tayors store
house. loss SIS OCOtO to $4,000 insured for $1,000; Robt
A. Forsyhs stOrehouses. damaged 5000, partially In
sured; the Quassaick Wooden Mill Company lose in
blankets stored with MAILER CO., and on the barge
Newburgh 5000 insured for 5000; Daniel g. Waring
coayard loss about 5000; Insurance. $1,000 Andrew
Little oarpentershop, loss $4,000 insurance, $1,000 on
the barge there large amount OF property shipped
for NewYork including 500 bales OF hay, $50 hrkns OF
butter two valuable horses, the property of Rear
Admiral Augustus L. Case, large number Of saugh-
tered animals for the New-York markets, and
a great variety Of other property, the whole
estimated to be worth from $4,000 TO $4,000 The losses
In addition TO tho above, divided among large
number OF owners, and aggregate $4,000 BY the s OF
the cornice OF one OF the burning buildings, Yesterday
morning, two men, VIM c. Goodrich and Daniel Nc MlllaD
we're Injured They fell distance OF forty feet. The
former was hurt the back and the latter had his right
knee.cap shattered and head cut, but may recover
though he will probably lose his Leg The hre - sup
posed to have been started by the careesSnes OF some
narrow escape, a. the barge Newburgh drifted past
within few feet OF the steamer. The barge Mnlslnk
will take the place OF the Newburgh, on the few-forK
ELSEWHERE.
The mill of the Lowell Corporation at Low
ell Mass was slightly damaged by FIRE. and considera-
bly, injured by water, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11
nATTLR MARKETS.

BuyylLo June lO-CArrLR-Reps today ine'ahns - e., 70
ported 1907 heal making the total supply of We DIS
ar IN head JJ for the zane ne @ .ee
market opened stroBg WEEKS prices bat oe'e e oss
showed although ponogoeea oens
established; aboa disposed Of sales OF oJ ns
steers ranging from 65 10 2 ~ % Sll g*b ~ ~ @
lie 10
Of Ohio steers averaging s IS bead Of Kansas steers az
ersgng l61 head Of Texas steers ranging IRON 1
h. 1886 l3i ga head Illinois see1 rsngns
lO6 70 l69 D, At S5 DdS6 vi 81 heSgaD sooAs s'eiAS Wv
sHsyP AND LAMBs-Recsfpss odsy INCLUDING reported ardyli
lc01 head making the total supply Tor the week ta h
fiy opened prices weeks elosDg ri sale. d
clipped from ~ % -
IS; 200 Michigan clipped, Averaging 30 ID, az - ~ 80, =
today, including reported rnTah,
ing total supply No. 80 bead against ~ 10 ss1
the slow and fu al ~ 5JnSt 70
holding o. and the local rse supplied ven
sufficient sales TO reliable quOiOua Pens vel tied 'sa
prospects strong
CHICAGO 0CATTLs quiet end sady receipts. 35o sales
good $685. 81 choice 20 eIi % b'09 10
choice butchers stock SIS l0gS5 90 shipments, $50
LIVE Hoes quiet and weak receipt 9 marie. ssasae ossI
ments, $500
WArERTowS Mass Jane l0BRHY CGrrLsrecepts, 61 be,d
supply light. Western cattle sold At prices iSuJ
ic l. higher live weight compared VII TIE aeI Of last wee
es Of choice at % 25 eItrs u.s. hrt dnAy SEQ
90 quality, 81 -; third quality, oJU % ~
SHRgP LANBs-Receps l9j head Mlkst inacy hsrea
sheep sold Q6ic H. and shead yeaflnEs ~ lose NJ
l0be demand G Beef Cattle this seek wa
Western cattle sold al from o07c M FAR TO Good snd
7l9 Choice and Ba Beeges Common Cattle sold 81 IRON 'i@
n.
d diling Ole Choice Common sold st from I0jc
HOGs-This market slow to move and prices Se 'oner'
COws-Ths market continues dull and prices merely IomA 10
head changed hands 1t from S590SlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, issued to-day. con-
tains many important agricultural tn0 miscellaneous
articles which have not appeared nSThE DAILY. The
following partial list Of it's cOntents The Leaders Of
France Hamerton's Intellectual Life. The Radiates
lecture by Prof Agassz, with five additional inustra-
TONS essential to clear comprehension Of the subject
and which did not appear in THE DAHY..-.Women In
Colleees a correspondence between the Presidents OF
syathmore and 0berlin. Humorous. Home Inter
ests The Potato Beetle. Home Adjournment. Inc
Flower Garden Orchards. Poles for Cuoum0ers..
outlook for Corn California Flour and Bread. Water
Cress Ilebigs IabOrs. American Apples Abroad.
Prof Goess man on Commercial Fertilizers. Compost
for Corn Stone Boat. Agriculture at VIENNA.
Summer Following. Corn Fodder. Dairy, Garden
Orchard and Miscellaneous Agricultural Notes. Que
ries and Answers Correspondents. Foreign News
New-York City News. Washington Topics. Mis-
oellaneous News Louisiana Affairs. Political Notes
Our Indian Troubles. Tribune Reconstruction
Railway Interests Religious Intelligence. Obituary
New-York Butter and Cheese Exchange Weekly
weather Chronicle Careful Reports OF the Dry Goods,
Cattle Horse Grain, Provision aud other Markets,
etc On the editorial page may DO found
The Free Trade League, The Question OF Capt Jack,
Cloud on the Mexican Border, Women and Schools, The
Period of Creed subverng the Foundation ETC. Truth
ful James TO the Edtora Poem by Bret Harte-is also
published In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.