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sAUcfror NaIYs..y -. -:
ByS. n. Davis,
Aac:ioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh. anil afa,,, xs.as1.+

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALrspr .
1D.,W,ygL d CONTAINING HIs,,,
NEAR MADISON.--ISyy irfr,e az q enrt.t s1kEET
trust dated the 22d day Of March. isss ny oeed 81
recorded In The Clerks Office OF e Hnsitasnasa gully
III re ely Of Eichnond and being 70 syr nSurs
trustee therein named, proceed TO sell nj nnb Is
ii2n on the Premises, at O'Clock p. M. nm w NC
NRsisA1 o fle Ea. ss Of Ja,tary, ls15 that III
and running back 156 feet between ts,,,,, street
to an alley, and the large and valuable Ep hfss
DWELLING and odthouses thereon. D"ieh
iERMs Sash 1900 balance, negotiable no,c,
secured by deed Of trust ssh H''h'hs,
CHAsTAIN WHITE. Trustee
saie cGnaucied by 8. n. DAVIS, Auctioneer
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ByEYDe& Brother,
Reai Ettate lnctioheers;
iai2 Main street.
rtoMMI[ssto, NER,s SALE on A FARa

fHOMMIsstoN ER's SALE OF A FARM
" IN HESEfCO COUNTY, ABOUT Ten
MILES BELOW RIf HMOND On THE KINGS
LAND FOAD-PnrsuaIit TO decree 0fithe Circuit
court Of Henrico county entered on the Goth OF JAN
uary 1878, In suit Of Dofn rs Lyme nnd als shall
MONDAY the nd day Of February 1878, at Il O'Clock
NJ, the = Arm mentioned In said decree containing
THO AAD SEyEN ~; ~ ,aIs
lands of Mrs. Emily Grover and eltrs, now owned
aud occupied by Mr.. a.. n. Buffn. The land Il of
very good soil and Hes we'll, with very good Improve
meuts. .,ss
TERMS Cash rs to cost OF suit anu sale re4idue
upo A credit OF three six, anu nine MONTHS with
interest FIRST credit note TO be secured by personal
lndprsef: title retained I'LL all Of purchase money is
paid and conveyance orderedby the court.
II. A. ATKINSON,
jazz Special Commissioner.
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- Ell. MAURY & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS',
offer for sale
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ABROAD COM
pANY'S FIRST MoRTGA SIX SIX FER
CENT. GOLD 0NDS,
Mt SO and inter est.
THEY ARE FREE OF ALL TAXES.
These bonds are f1rst-class secnrty, and as only
n limited amount Of them Is Or sale. would invite
lic prompt attention of inyes tors u them.
ALSO,
FOR SALE. STATE INTEREST COUPONS,
receivable for tazfs and other DIES to the State.
BONDS AND STOCKS
of all kinds bought ard sold by us on COMMISSION
ONLY.
Orders solicited ara prompt attention given by
II Ii. MAURY & co.
IL a-dcodim&sw1D
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EQH RENT, a COTTAGE W1THGA
u TEN ACRES OF LAND suitable for ES:H
,narkCt-garden abOut.Onc mile east of Richmond
Possession at once. Apply to
J. L. APPERSON,
"a o3-6t Real Estate Agent, &c.
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BY $. n. Davis,
bs -. ~ DaNiS'
Real Estate Agent aud tuctioncer.
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, a LOT,
II WITH FRAME TENEMENT THEREON.
AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING. On THE
SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET NEARLY
OPPOSITE EBENEZER CHuRCH.-At the re-
quest OF the heirs ant administrators Of ncscrp Bau-
bcc will sell at auction, on the premises. on MON
DAY the 9TH Of January, lS.3 1T clock NJ, the
a.rovc-dcsCrillcd properly. :. y. DAVIS,
IA 22.t,l. AuctoeCr.
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By Grubls & Williams,
Aucti0nccrS and Real Estate Agents.

THE VALUABLE THREE-STORY
a BRICK TENEMENT no. 1916 EAST MAIN
STREET. TWO DOORS WEST OF SEVEN
TENTH STREET AND OF THE FIRST MAR
KET. ATAUCrIDS.-This wel-loc1tci and valla-
will be sold nj auction. upon tile premises. OH NON
Day the 27tll day of january, IT Il O'Clock ".
There is no better property for The investment Of
4 reasonable sam Of money now In the market.
TERMS: Al sale.
f. Il GRIrRRS Y WILLIAMS Auctinneers
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by Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and huctionccrs,
lol2 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS OF VALU ABL L
" FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY.-Pursuant
to n decree of the Circuit Court of Henrco entered
in the suit of Bakers guardian rS Baker and ais. on
the county court-Iiousc. corner Main and Twenty.
second streets. In the city of Richmond, ON MON
DSY the 31 day Of Echrtury. 1873. at IL o'clock NJ.
The desirable FARM Of which William Baker DIED
seized. hcIuG about fifteen mics below the city OF
Richmond, OH The Charles City road. The farm
cOntains some three hundred and thirty acres, !
large portion of which lies In Charles City county
and adjoins Tie farm ana residence Of DR.. w. \
PearmuD. There Is Il good framed dwelling Oh I'M
buildings, and there Is also Il valuable bed OF mai
upon the land.
TERES: One-f fourth cash balance In equal install
ments at six twelve ard eighteen months. for nego
table notes. interest added. and title retained I'LL al
purchase money is paid and CONVEYANCE ordered b.
GOVT ROBERT Still rs.
l., % Commissioner
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioucers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS 1.-THE
COTTaGE,' ON THE VILLA MSBURG TURN
TION.-In execution of decree Of the Circuit Court
of Henrico county entered on 25th November. 1872,
in the case of I" Harrison Harlisons admnstrs-
tlix and dlS-" the undersigned the commissioner
thereby appointed. will sell ut auction, upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. goth January. at II
o'clock NJ, The home tract Of the farm OF witch tie
late w. l.. Harrison died heizcu. lying "a above
stated.
tebraces loo lt4-lO0o acres Of very superior AMI
highly improved land. The improvements arr n
handsome thrce-story brick dwelling, with twelve
large and two small rooms, besides stOrr0on.,
with marble maDcls on the principal floor; large
brick servants quarters: tbrec-story barn Of brick
and wood, stable, &C.. and fine orchard OF choice
fruit.
The land Is well water d, much of IL now In grass.
and the situation one Of the most hralthful IN the
vicinity Of the city. This property IA distant only
abou one mile from the wharycs 1T the eastern
terminus of the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. anh
Is likely TO Increase rapidly In value upon the COM
pletion of the road.
After the above will he sold the RESIDUE or
TIE TRACT. occupying M elevated situation
overlooking the city and very desirable for build
ing sites. al Joining the aboSc-dcScriIed properly
and containing about one hundred ANA thirty
acres.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of suit and of sale
and oGeihird of the purchase money The rt1idie
good security and interest added the title 10 ha
iaincd by the court until the notes are paid.
GEORGE J.. CHRISTIAN, Commissioner.
(,rEBRS 6 WILLIAMS. Auc tonocrS. Va IL
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GRJBBS K WILLIAMS. Auc,inneers
BY Hill & GOddin. Aurtlonecrs,
No. lies Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICk-AND-
Il FRAME DWELLING, ON BROAD STREET
BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON, AT
AUCTIUN.--Ry virtue OF u deed of trust dated 18th
OF June. 49,: executed to the subscriber, and duly
recorded In The Chanccry Court clerks office, IN
ID. =. 50 y page I69. ] viii sell OH WEDNESDAY.
10Th Instant, the premises alta O'Clock j. NJ, The
property therein conveyed being TWENTY-FIVE
AND 4 HiLt FEET OF GROUND OH the south
side Of Broad between jefferson and Madison streets
and running back between parallel lines 1T feet to
alley eighteen feet wide. DWELLING with
three rooms on the lot.
TERMS: Cash Ms to So much may be necessary
10 !efray the expenses of excrnting this trust and
p.y of Il note FOR sj3 with interest from 18th De-
cenbcr. lS72 tn" following cre,iit-viz., s53 Oh
the l"th March, 1918: iJj 18TH June. 1878; $50
18TH September. 1873; $50 on December 18th, 1879
$50 March I5ih ls7l S5g June 18th. 1871; $50
September 18th. Is - $50 OH 18th December. 1877:
$50 18th March, 1915; $J2 on June 18th. 1875; :6
on september 18th, 1875: $50 OIL 18th December,
1875: $50 on Nnrch 18th, 1919; and the residue as
may lie announced at sale.
ials JOHN DUNLOP. Trustee.
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isES'rAER1S,ES.

ErELLE, 1904 Maln street, an ~
III has his WINTER BILL OF FAisESSsE ksSsy
I'M fni blast. The piaias and the ocean-- Ss&p
che, lakes aud the tropes-s;f. our own a..
inconpsrsble for the Yrtety Of ifs prons-
tlo,lscirlch his arscr, wh!eh Is sHsurisassed ADV
shfre G.t,ne. fish, oysters. tcrraptns. game iont.
meals of all kiuds. always ~ baud and sesfta "
Dinners, sunpers, aud parties supplied With tie
hasi Of iuxusirs prepared III most elegant style,
eithcs d. his own ~ l9ons or elsew tieys.
HIsBkR IA snpnited with .bs BEST LIQUORS.
Tie Invites his old CUSTOMERS aud fsiens 10 renew
their orders. nes9
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COMnIssION MERCHANTS.

1OHN A. SLOAN FORMERLY OF Ca.RLts
~ Il. WoRrHAa & Coz, AERCHANDISf On sh !,
KER AND COMMISSlON MERCHANT, 40
MISUNDERSTANDING, TAYLOR Il Wfni1,ns. f1Eh-
ers. Rirhmoi,d; a. i. Stokes & .i: Rtean;onoii
Va: Thomss Monahan, president Fulton Sa an'n.s
Nd: ID. G. Woods & Co., Baltimore, SD. T.. H.
Skiuker Il Co, New York. EIrI"
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EOR RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
n Attic request Of Samuel 5. Dmtal we offer for
rent for "A term Of years his CREEK FARM, sltua-
ted OH Tuckahoc creek teu miles west from Rich
nond 1t contains SEEEN HUNDRED ACk Els
of MOST EXCaLI. ~ 7 GRAZING AND
FARMING LIND. with all of the buildings nc
cess.ry for such place. IT Is and half miles
from the canal. and Immediately on the River road.
Also adjoining, and one mile nearer the city, the
5000 fruit trers in full bearing: good buildings.
cider-mili. and stlll-houso; ONE HUNDRED
AND EIFTY ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED.
one thousand dollars made from orchard alone the
last year. If not rented privately before, will bc
rented Oh the premises to the highest bidder OIL SA
TURDAY the 25th January. 1879.
W. II. POLK Z CO..
Real Estate Agents and Aurtionecrs.
I119 Main street.
At the same time and place we will sell by the co
tstint!ingl all OF the WOOD thirty OF the
adjoining fnrest-Orignal growth. ia 23-tds
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gshe Inen1efg

enioyment furnished 81 iIssr Ii our
minds a very much longer than .l,al let Of sub
fingers when she lsisl e suit the eonsti
stance % W hsr s ased parent Grea laugh
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By ". Goddin,
Aucti0ncer and Raal Estate Agent,
cnrncr EiaYeAtfl and Bank strGCts.

4 UCT1ON SAIEO OF TWO HANDSOME
"A LOTS on TIE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
BETWEEN HENRY AND SMITH STREETS
VIII be sold 1T auction, Oh the premises. on MON
DAY the 21th January, 1878 ut O'Clock Il. NJ, that
beautiful LOT located as above. having u front of
$50 feet and depth of 1904 feet to an alley, to he d.
vided into two or three smaller ones, according to
the views of bidders.
TERMS: Onc-tldrd cash: balance at four and
eight months. for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by Il trust deed. W. GpDD1N,
in 70 huctionccr.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
ALBERT L. WEST, ARCHITECT,

N 1117 MAIN STREET,
respectfully calls tic attention of all persons con-
tcmplatilg building or In any way connected with
the building bus mess, TO his portfolio Of original
designs for churches banks, storeboses residences
co,;rthoSe5. fair grounds &c. also to his samples
OF Buckingham slae, which he will contract to put
on roofs or Viii sell also to his samples of brick
aud Grain tiles: also to his new book. 1.-THE
ARCHITECT AND BUILDERS FAIIE ME-
CUM" containing rules for measuring all kinds Of
work IN buildings sc. Ia lr-codowT
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By Grubbs 6 Williams,

BY GrIbbs 6 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A VERY PRETTY Let OF GROUND
N ATTEE SOUTHEAST. CORNER OF CAR
RINGTON AND TULIP STREETS. NEARLY
OPPOSITE TO THE RESIDENCE Of BERNARD
BRIELL, ESQ. ATAUCTfON,-This lot, which Is
a9Ss5 feet, viii hc sold ut auction upon the preml-
ses, OH Thursday Esd day Of January, Mt O'Clock
Z. NJ. The ncigbborhood Is Improving.
TERMS: At sale. GhEBBS & WILLIAMS.
Auctionecrs.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
o5th January, at The same ll1nr.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ta2t huctioEeCrS.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TN consequence Of the many inquiries made
l. Of them by English gentlemen relative TO ST
thing IN Virginia, Messrs. BtNGER, CLARKE &;
CO., of Gendower, hlbcmarlc county, have deter
mined In open III Office rs LAND AGENTS, aud
viii be glad to hear from gentlemen having land for
1I.pos,I IL
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NJ r. BERKELEY, Farmviic, Va, Il.
" Is: BkkkEL EY. Richmond, Va. EERKE-
LEY Il BERK ELGi, ATTORNEYS AT Law. will
practice IN al the courts of the city IF Richmond,
Tic town OF Farnyille. aud the counties of Prince,
Edward, Cumberland. and buckingham. Virginia.
Address w. r. Berkeley. Farmvie. Va: r. u,
Berkeley, kichmriid. Va; the firm mt either
place. Richmond office: 10. y Skaters new iuild-
lag. corner Tenth and Bank streets. ia Il-em
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LOST. STRAYED, DC.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the Second Auditor of Virgins
for the renewal of CERTIFICATES OF THE
PUBLIC DEBT, which have been lost or mislaid
issued under the act of March Cd, 1865. to John Il
uar, &c, two years. lO No. 1,l9O, dated LIST January
'8j, two years, 5tOi No 1850, dated LIST January; 81
two years. saI. " lf-f4w
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YOOMS, STATGpSERI. sc.

raNHE LARGEST BLANK-BOOk AND
Il PAPEE-BOX MhNCFACrORY SOUTH or
PHIL ABE. PIllA.-T'he undersigned have this day
formed Il co-partucrship under the urn-nani" AMI
STYLE of SIMONS & ktlN1NGIIAM inr llr nlanl-
ftctHre OF BLANk-BCokS am PAitR HoNES.
The business will he carried III No l south
Twelfth street. corner Main. ~
WILLIAM +. SIMONS.
W II. U'cierl kElNINGHAM.
RICHMOND, VA, January l. 1873. IN ll-3m
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YrNAaCIA
.oLlAR SAYINGS Ban x.

,rrrcE CORNER FOURTEEN TH AND MA1s
sTREETs-Eo. II 90.
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7HOUsE.FlTRNISHINGj GOODS. Fea-
LII Their and Hair busters and Floor Swept s9ss
shoe aud Scrnb.dng Rrashes w hifc,sash AUG hsit'
BrI,snes. Tubs Cars Ksic kets, BscolnS. &c.
". a. UATpEInGE q Coa.
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Its immediate promise of business Is very large
lis earnings on the isoo., portions will reacl
this year nearly S1,QoG,eeo, without mineral OF
Through business from which its revenues as com
pleied road will Ire largely derived Coal-nnlng
iron furnaces, rolling-lnils. and manufactures Of
ou kinds will soon crowd its whole line, while Tho
nroducng West and manufacturing East are eagerl,
awaiting the opening Of this new trunk line, which
is destined to have 81 important IN influence upon
the TRANSFORMATION of their products.
The CITY OF CiyCISSATl having just subScribe,
s, 1850, 600 10 HE CINCINNATI AND CHEsA-
pEAKE RAILROAD" insures at ri early day a
most valuable western connection, and thus adds
greatly to the value of the BONDS.
Will buy and sell other BONDS and STOCKS on
COMMISSION; and when bonds are to be e1-
changed for g CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD" SKIES will sell them WITHOUT CoMMIs-
SION. DAVENPORT & CO.,
Stock Brokers, First National Bank Bull ding,
in Lin 1104 Main street.
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ElIRNIEIIisE. &c.

A L THE OLD &PLACE.--Ju set n
~ UP In my watcroons some OF the finest ~
PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITS ever kept; ESi
with E.rt cr stock II all kinds Of lower grades
of Furniture. Bedding OUNCES, &c. Call aud you
Will sec that my prices are lower than elsewhere.
r. GATHRIGHT,
Fja?2 No. l6 Governor street.
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John r. BOSsIEUX. Preside nj,
THOMAS 5. ARMtSTi AD, asher.
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.pr yorR MONEY AND g. IT INTD LEST

DEPOSITS OF ONE D OLLAk
- recrived and liberal IL terest allow ID.
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MRS. SNEAD SAYS OF CAPILLlSA
vi - am so much pleased with your Hair .onlc
rs TO desire that II may become more G.nssarf
IS cents. in 23I WOOD & Sons, Prerrctoft.
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TshrAES ARTICLES.

RICHARDSON & CO., Real Estate Anctioncers
de 80
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-09
Foreign News.
Continued Troubles in Spain--The
Carlists and the Republfcans-The
Races at Brighton, Englandr

MADRID, August Z.
The Carlsts have attacked Oyarzumo
In Guibuzcoa a conspiracy has been
discovered to give the town up to the en-
envy, and many arrests have been made.
The bombardment of Valencia is sus-
pended a flag of truce having been re-
ceived from the insurgents, requesting
parley, which is now going on,
The Cortes, by vote of 1874 to l, passed
the bill granting constitutional guaran-
tees to Porto Rico The deputy from
that Colony, in the course of the debate,
declared that the island would always re-
main faithful to Spain.
The Imperial says that Espaulco is ex-
tremely popular in the Cortes.
BAYoNNE, August 7.
The Carlists claim victory at Elganeta
in Guipuzcoa. They state that they cap
tured one Republican General and 6O(
prisoners.
LONDON, August I.
The race for the Brighton cup, a
Brighton yesterday, was won by Uhlan
Flageolet, second; Mornington, third
Five ran. The betting at the start was
to against Uhlan, even on Flageolet
and to ! against Mornington.
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TO be on fire, and before the fire Depart
ment could reach the spot, 1t was totally
consumed. Loss 81, 100. Insured in
the Phenix for $500. Both appear 10
have been the work of an incendiary.
SAX BUENAvENruRA, CAL, July 5.
Charles Stott, an old pioneer, and an
old soldier of the Mexican war, now
residen, of San Francisco. was acciden-
tally shot aud killed last evening about
seven O'Clock, whilst handling pistol.
The ball entered his right side, ranged
through the abdomen, and WAS removed
from the opposite side. The remains
will be shipped to San Francisco
VALLEJO, July S.
The bark Sonoma is now loading with
wheat at South Vallejo.
There are several eases of scarlet fever
in town. ..
Mr.. Henry NJ. Allen discovered ON the
beach at Slaughtefhouse Point, few
miles above here, this afternoon, the
body of A man which had been washed
I'D bv last nights tide. The body was
living with the face towards the ground.
1t is that of a large, heavy man, OF
middle age. The deceased had on a pair
of drab pants, knit undershirt and heavy
boots. 1t is not possible yet to deter
mine its identity. The only person
known to be missing in this section is an
enlisted man from the independence.
SAN FRANcIsoo, August s.
The trial of eight Cinnamon for con
spiracv was commenced before a jury ii
the Police Court this afternoon. The
prisoners are members of the, Hip 1et
Tong Society, and are accused OF conspir
acy for the purpose of extorting S35t
from anorher Chinaman, as the price o
his wife, the girl who escaped from
brothel to Dr. Gibson's Mission School
A crowd of Chinese assembled in an'
about the Courtroom, manlfestlng grea
interest in the proceedings. severa
prisoners. belonging to the suppose
better class of Chinese, and one, A
You, is inspector of the See lup Com
panv, and was formerly wealthy Chi
nese merchan. of Weaverville, Trinit
county. R. H. Lloyd and James Me
appeared for the defendants. The test
mony of the Chinese complainant, IL
husband of the escaped girl, is positi'
that he was summoned before the trib'
nal of the Hip Yee Tong Society, con
posed of the present defendants, al
that he was ordered, under penalty
, death, to pay $3.50 to the people fro
whom his wife escaped. The trial is ST
h pending.
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THE YIELD OF THE COMSTOCK.
The amount of bullion taken from the
Comstock lode during the past twelve
wears is estimated as follows:
.Sl44.6OO.OOO
Total in twelve years. ...........sl4


Commencing on this table, the Coast
Review remarks: The yield of 1868,
from present indications, will probably
add SlS,000,0OO more to this immense
sum. This is vast sum of money to be
extracted in so short space of time from
q single silver lode, and it speaks
volumes of the vast riches underlying
the surface of the Pacific coast, and of
the enterprise and energy of American
miners. During this period we find that
the various companies operating on the
Comstock have assessed their stock
holders the sum of SIG, 955, 2l0, and that
they have paid dividends of S32, AIT 1863.
This gives ne. profit to the operators
Of SIS 1852, $50, to say nothing of the
present value of all the mines, ma
chinery, etc.. which foots up score or
two millions of dollars. The dividends
of the current year will exceed those OF
any othey year by many millions. Bel
clrer and Crown Point alone have paid
during the first seven months OF the year
the sum OF S7,754, 900, the former having
paid "a, 254, 900 and the latter So, 500, 600
Such wonderful results are calculated &c
attract the attention of the world, anC
may we not hope that the future history
of the Comstock lode will even surpass
its former history
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Pacific Coast.
Rape Case --Has Billy Carr Captured
the Democracy!--The Chinese Com
spiracy Case.-Shipments to Ari-
iona, via Guaymas--Fire ut Vic
toria, V. I.--Death Of a Pioneer
Found Drowned--The Conspiracy
Trial.
SAN FRANCIsCo, August s.

The case of Clifford Lindey, accused of
rape on the little girl, Louise Ditman,
has been postponed till Monday next for
argument
1t is generally believed amongst poll
ticians that Billy Carr has captured
the Democratic County Committee in
the interest of the Central Pacific Com
pany, and that he will name the candi-
dates for the Legislature, as in the case
of the Republican candidates. The &C
ton of the Committee tonight will in.
dictate the truth or falsehood of the
matter.
Seven members Of the Hip Kee Ions
society, arrested for conspiracy, will be
tried this evening by jury in the Police
Court
The report that, owing to the troubles
in the Guaymas Custom-house. no more
goods are to be shipped from here fol
Arizona, via that port, seems to be un
true, as large quantities will be shipped
by that route by the steamer of August rs
The mining share market remains in
fiat and Improbable state. Dealers de
clare that they cannot see chance t.
realize anything but losses in any direc
ton, bur try to console themselves b.
saying that August and September al
ways are dull months in mining bust
ness.
The pearl fishing expedition expende'
about fourteen thousand dollars on tn
outfit. They cannot 60 till they procur
remittance of funds from New York.
I VICTORIA, V. l., July Z.
t At o'clock Thursday morning, th
$ moulding shop Of the Albion Foundr
q was partially destroyed by fire. 1t WI
I fully insured in the Imperial compan.
. This morning the store-house Of Norri
tannsry, on James Bay. was discovers