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The New York herald., 1874-08-03
ADVANCED GOSPEL. u


ILo. lan Juiy 22) correspondence OF the Liverpool
y Courier.l
People who indulge IN tae perusal OF the London
Times advertisements might have read one day
last week an announcement to the enect that "the
advanced G0spel' was ''the great necessity Of the
age" and caliing upon them TO ''belp in this
mighty almighty change" Further, "Protestants
wishing to attend uree) private address on the
subject by the undersigned" Whose name 1t Is not
necessary TO give) ''were invited to send their
cardsu clergyman Of considerable spiritual en-
tcrprse communicated with the advertiser, and an
appointment was the result. ! was privileged to
assist at the conference which followed an even
ing two ago. the whole party consisting OF three
persons only, including the apostle OF the lad.
vanced Gospel" man OF refined and intellectual
feavdres aud we'll proporuoned head, OF great
lcarnAhe, legal attainment and general cuitiva-
ton. We did not upon this occasion enter the
penety ,.ia Of the advanced Gospel" which, 80
may ssem supernclaly TO attach TO It's utle,
ts modes y and humblyI use these words
in perfect good faith- Claimed 70 be q develop
ment OF Christianity upon the principles gener-
ally overlooked, eBunciated In certain expressions
OF our Lord, and the true sense OF which was re-
Gently brought out under the direct enlighten-
uncommon strides, and the very canons OF the IN
depreciation OF nature have been several times
modihed. reversed OF recreatcd, the interpreta-
ton and understanding OF the Bible alone has con-
ttnued stationary Tor more than eighteen centu-
ries and half The advanced Gospep' is the
application OF the new principal lately revealed as
cal working OF which would result In the healing
OF all Christian divisions and the comprehension
OF Gil believers In one grand compact corporation.
dressed the Archbishops OF Canterbury and York
upon the subject OF his discovery, but the pri-
mates, severaiy OF England and OF all England, are
not desirOus OF novelty, and electing to stanu by
me old paths refuse TO cooperate In the initiation
new, or rather An Expanded dispensatlon.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August |, 1874.
xs SoSn rssep Sae Sas saes g. ssSSR
Cottonauiet and unenanged' %iddans iss.e Net re re-
see sses a last evening iSa stock G
MosiIm August / 1874
sssa ss receipts u 'A'SA AAD0''' 'DAs'"'s, 81. , 0
Cotton dull; mldars,. lS,lc;; low, midains iss6ss:
good oriinars A'.c' Net receipts o. oaes' eaeS 20
eross 0Ss'?s IS Sales, 2o Stock, s.S27.
.. wms,sc,Ss. Me- sS.,1 Assust ss,u ~, ,ls7t To-
Yellow G5saa dip y s sadS az
~" ToLKpo Ohio. August /, 1874
,o1 FSSr So 9v% White wabash 81 81 iS Tor tor
extra white Mchsan y toS amber Micmssan; s & 81 y
sfpss"ssp 81 IS. September s s 10 amber Iinos s. IS
S2saAsaebs S.se sepemosr oesoaer axea
Sc no grade, 64c oat. q@Ssnaagsa INC Efs'shss Anil vi
ao aod corn s5 DO oats oushs. wheat
ass sss
Sfis %Ssaa S sS l;s @ do ous S bs.
Sd wheat ie corn, oats, SIC e New yofk Flour
sss:r sss s%Ss J. s sPE'1s
a, wf. Msnaes HIM. NJ sss ss,ns aw"SHss u
81 NJ s6eboygan and Green Bay spring 9 e cora or
%s Mta held
nominal os ssrey Xn. mat r% oanss
Flour quiet and unchanged % Snsasa as a DE-
August 1 iGI 81 IS espsqs sepismser Go
sGssS sa so sSna sRc Sass: @
na Ne od asS sa S S
August: sa16cv september. Rvsdul and loweri No
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A couple OF de aults in interest payments Oc-
Cured yesterday, but not OF much Importance
serving rather to point BY their occurrence their
exceptional character than harm general railway
credit
GOVERNMENTS ARE UNSETTLED
by the transactions connected win the new loan,
as well as the very imperfect actual knowledge
had OF the extent Of the negotiations. The dve-
twenties OF '62 were, Of course, depressed by the
first announcement that SIS, ,oOo 600 additional OF
the new fves had been disposed OF, but rallied
again when the call for only $25, oo0 900 seemed to
contradict tnat assertion. Prices were likewise
disturbed By fluctuations in the gold market
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
showed a marked improvement in the different
Pacific issues noticeably Centrals and Unions. The
precarous quallty OF governments as an invest
ment under the prospect OF successful
funding with It's repeated calls seems
to have created q sharp demand for the several
bonds OF these roads, which is, doubtless, also
stimulated by the fact that, being built and run
under the authority Of the United States, they
beyond the danger Of hostile granger legislation.
The conversion of Union Pacific incomes into
sinking fund bonds is progressing steadily.
CLOSING PRICES OF sTo0Ks-rHREE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
SATURDAY.
Western Union Telegraph, 7sN q "a; Panama.
1l1A 112; Delaware Lackawanna and Western,
1917 a 1073I; Adams Express, l09 a no; Wells.
Fargo Express, 736 rs; American Express, 6oX q
6l; United States EXPRESS, 67A 67X Pacific MAIL
44N AK New York Central ana HUDSON River
Railroad, 100 1901 Erie, 32S 32A Harlem 1928 Y
125; Lake Shore, 1914 72zl; Union Pacific, 2sA q
2S1s; Chicago and Northwestern, 3SH 3Sss; do.
preferred. 551 soy; New Jersey Central, lo5l a
1861; Chicago and Rock Island, 995l 99h; Mil
waukee and st. Paul, 35al 35X; DO. preferred.
SAX q SIS; Toledo aud wabash, 3s7I a 3sH; Ohio
and Mississippi, 25A 25h Hannibal and St.
Joseph, 25x q 20; c.. @. and l. c., 15X 1e.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
THE MONEY MARKET

THE MONEY MARKET
continues to work with extreme ease, the rates on
call during the week ranging from to 8 per
cent. Commercial paper ruled easier, with short
date in demand at per cent, prime three and
four months paper selling at q per cent. The
only item Of disturbance In this market during the
week was q slight Misrepresentation which arose
about draft for $4,000 on the St. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad. and regarding the extension Of
whicn there was some delay and misunderstand-
ing It was, however, subsequently quickly and
satisfactorily adjusted Foreign exchange was with
out new features although there Ia general anti.
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Reserve re-
quiredag'
deposits. 6lo7S,s25 606s5,a25
Exc's Of re-
serve ab'v
quiremenr 2o2s3.175 sO,427,2 ,275 Inc. ..$I,l44, 100
THE STOCK MARKET
during the week showed the smallest volume Of
business Of any week Of the season. some days
almost reaching the grade Of GteS non Yet prices
were well sustained throughout, and the general
list shows an Improvement upon the previous
week. Although railway earnings still continue to
exhibit falling OF there is apparently growing
faith in the prospective fall business. Erie con-
tinues to be famous battle ground, both on the
other side oi the water as well here, the dlrec
ton having had some parties sent to the Old Bailey
during the past week Tor liDeous utterances re-
specting their purposes. Some thing OF the kind
might be initiated here to advantage. HerapatVs
Rotlecay Journal shows its continued faith in Erie
in long article containing great many statistics
OF the road, from which IL makes the following de-
duction Sit is evident from these figure that the
Erie line is not only great one, but ought to be
prosperous, notwithstanding the grevous water.
ing' Of its stock under the Fisk-Gould manage.
ment."
Regarding the recent examination 1t probably
represents
THE AVERAGE BRITISH MIND
In the folio wing 1.-THE state OF the line we shall
presently learn by Captain Tyler's report, but we
shall be much mistaken If that report is not favor
able. We have met with more than one who nave
travelled over the line, and their accounts OF It's
condition tell us that there are lew lines in
America equal to the Erie. We attach more I'M
portance to Captain Tyler's report than to the
accountants, since we can Judge by comparison
as to the working expenses; but the state Of the
llne can only be known to those who see it." Tho
following table shows
THE EXTREME FLUcTU ATOMS OF TIE WEEK
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10 BNrley duIi ana qnchangca Pork % fair demand
S23A75 september Lard quiet but irm AT l2,sc. i3c.
hsber shoulders &C. clear rib sides SlSc 9lSe clear
sides Axe 9sSc. Whiskey In good demand at CSC.
Freiebfs dull and nominal Al 3P. NJ. wheat closed
dull and lower at 81 os.sc S cash and August 81 Ol4
sic Sepen ber Recepts-4O1 bills hour 1900 bu shels
wheat 20 do. SO 600 do oats, 5000 do rye ana
3oJU do. bx, ley Shipments-5O01 bbls 2our, 9,6 900
bushels coru.a nd II 900 do.
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cpation Of lower rates. to which prospect indeed Is
ascrbed, one Of the reasons, the short call OF
the Secretary in connection with his recent fund
ing operation Early in August bills begin to be
drawn against future cotton shipments, and these
increase IN volume as that crop and grain Is mar
keted hence this expectation Is not unreasonable.
At the present time there Is very little exchange
Offering the demand being even less than the sup
ply.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The principal changes In the bank statement
are gam OF So 1o4, 100 in legal tenders and de-
crease OF So, $4,000 In loans The specie average
has fallen OF $l,353, ,0oo that the gain the total
reserve Is $75l,lOO. The new law requires re-
serve OF $50 1885, and the banks hold $ol l2 900
or $3O,427.275 In excess. Last week the excess
was $29 2s3, ,IT5 so that there has been net gain
in strength OF S1,144 100. The following is COM
parison OF the averages for the last two weeks-
Jtlv rs. august J.. Differences
Loans $2S4 los, 100 f2S2 500 Dec 81, $500
Specie 26,646, 700 25,293, 100 Dec. ,353,0 900
Legal tends 637i4 800 65, SIS. 300 Inc. lO4 100
Deposits. 49, 2443t3.3O0 242,T4l. 800 Dec. l,572,000
Circulation. 25,767,6O0 25762, 200 Dec. $500
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total labllites:-
July 25. august i. Differences.
Specie. s26 SAG, 700 s25, 293 700 Dec 81, ,353 600
Legal tends 63,714S00 65,Sls 900 Inc.. 2,104 100
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HAVANA MARKLTS.

HAVANA, August I. 1874
Sugar nomnaij Sock in warehouse at Havana and
Matanzas 0OU Noxes and l50 hhds Receipts the
week 100 box es O 80 hhds Exported daring The week
Ss5 boxes and 1910 hhAl including "a 900 boxes and all
the hhds the United states Molasses nominal Bacon
S's a S42 per cwt BufteH-Superior American S72 4
$7s per ou,ntai Goshen ss5 $50 Flour go ssl per
aulntaL Lard. 81 So per Nuinta IN tins $T S4a
Potatoes Si2 Si3 per bb Honey IDA reals per gal
Ptcn pine, s7o per shocks, I,mipal Hoops p n dun
Standard at IS I8ts reals per arrbe. spanish gold
234 a 256. Exehange-on the Unt,et states, 81 days
currency lI2 ia premium short sfh III 119 pre-
MUM: 80 days, gold l2s lso preminnl short sight, 1872
lA PREMIUM On London, i61 i62, premium. On
Paris l33 l1 premium.
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BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.
From the Richmond Enuuirer.1

A gallant ex-COnfederate soldier, prominent
IT, 1aber OF the X. X. K had his right leg severely
liberated by a raoid canine few days ago on
lower Main street The wounded limb was luckily
OF WOOD the original having been lost by one OF
those casualties incident to the late war. No
serious consequences are apprehended from the
bites, and the impress oil tue canine molars and
1nclsOrs have already been 0bliterated by the
application OF putty.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
DIsBRow-MOwBRAY.-On Tuesday, July 2S by
Rev. W. +. Johnson GEORGE II. DI5BROw to LOUISE
MOwBRAY, both OF this city.
PoTTER-DB PUY.-ln this city, on Thursday.
July Q, BY the Rev. f. De Puy, ID. D.. ELLIS POTTER,
OF Madison, N. j., to ISABELLA SMEDBERG DE PUY,
daughter oI the officiating clergyman.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

Wss aa and q heavy The safes wefe " S
for ws g red 81 for
Hs: Ier prime sail 4ixsd in store 7ss : 7sss do
pats were less active but choice armly held at
soc and 81 for old Western mixed &c. being Paid
mustv oats on the pier in bags Barley was INACTIVE and
aso assr' Saaaas aGsnE dGes held
both 4 @ sS 4as Ssn Sss
Charter Rates were not essentially CHANGED FOR either
s asss @
To Gago% @ By nm bushels of grain On s
ssi%i ss 30 SSs SI ntSa 'ss
SSp S6sp d Senned petSoIsa% 81 Ssryesar esTS
S msyfs q
troleum Al 5s. IA, ,.,.
tied Grocery qualities met with fair trade s demand.
u iasai aa ana mixed ssc sss DO elayeS Sc
e. ssS a. oe f English S slaHds
ss. 81 s5
a. s5c aud So bSls sold last evening arrive at sic.
Strained rosn was shade trmer and IN ,air reanest,
sarSssa aqSss at x @ S5s Of s SSs
80 S M pa Tar and cn
dealt in and qa9.eac nominaly as before ,s f, ,oo,.,
%s at at 'ss
pbls e. that price were Tmy hela 81 i0
ne market was a1 no na rather stsadsr Ena
ss % s an aa
Sy kOassvs Sos usys 4 x. 81 OK Fs,gs
PKovisoSs.- -Receipts-Pork. bb.; oeef 100 pack:
ior the Week ending this 5 5bis beef 2s
Rssssssad and 's % & nor
y 81 aGys ~ a1d r%sE Ss T!s sfsi bs
n Bsers
wSiu ] ,Ss s s % 81 II s 0 S.a
Ss or TsiS Sda a ' an na ss 81 Us
sa we're steadily Ssa western qa0@sa
1 port auiet but t frM ali descriptions The
we're sSnnsd 70 fresh r. bellies sn% a M Pc
s;S ss: s si M e T. at s
& ee in % wers pss aS ns
firm but BUSINESS moderate rate
c sac per b according to quality, and 22S bags OF
hs9Gn ssr wa, more firmly
TSa as s r Cuba to ssS
al o,sc Os:c for "A" iC5sc iPr cFusIsS I'D
anS & tor 41$ e
SSSd DO sF 5s 5 SS Sl%s ss4S lnT sroae1y ylss 's
ss S snS Ess pFi%e Nos 70 csGlce s %
sssssa nnss caa DSsh andard
$s:s AsssssSs ;S S:im: $S:
s$ss ;'s'Sss;a anssu5sIo'
srEAaisx was moderately active. We note sales Of
''Is% TsGIow, Ss without sales; was held AZ isc
sales sales Of IF % Sbis at ST Os.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

market though the tendency in buyers favor
week. and, the supply beng about exhausted and the
rssspts InsdeSsse prices radical ad
above the proe OF prime mixed corn state Of things
S snd ood ema
closing quet, but very much higher than week ago
wnst iuterrupted and the advance checked early In
and everything advanced to higher point than pre-.
viously; the markets though eenerely auet being
small supplies available and during the fall monhs
%s %pdsT1s: ss fioqs dut Ssssy wheat
but values eshsitea no CHANGES Oats scarce and
sTmer market strong cotton re@aed saes
wa, duh ns and Naval were
cline O lc pssrg gallon and was quiet .s-, .o-
Change IN
price. We quote = 'Iu,.,. IT.,
Ordinary .......... Iisss - isS ~ isa s'''' isss
Sis SSGe scoa ordinary & i5 is,ls Is ls
Low middlins ieb i6a 16s 1914
GOOD s5salns msadlins ding. El iisS ins, ii IS:
quality Than abo~e or ha
grade quoted. The sales were =;
Es5ps%na,ion. ESp0rt t;ii:;......:'... 10 I2s Gs ~
ror Foln ,re delivery basis low mddn ,ss sales havs
gust 100 Al 800 short nptice lst al iec y9 short
Is 6etobeE W re 3.
1885 1885 az @ Ss sSss sspis%Ses a Il
l6 76e. Total, ff03 bales Grand total 72V bales The
averages Of Yesterdays forward deliveries officially
TsPsrted on the o1 e,n so as i,
iss7 december, 1910; January, 10 7l6; February,
i69S. First caIseptember 300 at Ii l6c November
i01 at 6'sc, Total 800 bales Second cs-Angnst l0j
short notice &h at 6 l6e. September, 2O vt l6 332c
November. 100 at l6 II BE Total 400 bales Noteln
issue the sales OF February should read l6c
Instead OF US printed:
no saes we're
iobbing business was in progress at steady prices
10 81
fair do, zoe. soI4c.; good do, 2vazc. a &c;
prime do, 2lMc. 22c. extreme range tor lots lac q
z2}ac Java, government bags Ssc a2tc.; do grass
mats, 25c 2Sc Ceylon lSlac 22c Maracabo lShc.
a22c; LagIayra 2se 2lHei JamaiSs ,S lsc "a 2c 81
Rca 25c. slsc Me- xean, 2oe a. = se saya nilla lsc
FLoun AND GRAIN -Receipts-Flour Ssli bbls; wheat
WseS ensnr this date fioar 81 s5i bs wheat
bushels; corn. 1851 1868 do corn meal, 306S bbls aud
$50 bags oats 05 bushels; rye 65 do; barley, $40 do
The our market ruled dull ana sales were limited to
about Q0 bbls. at prices within the range the ap-
pended quotations, when show no change Corn meal
was oderaely active and hrm with sales OF 20) bbs
and 2Ol sacks at 81 60 a 65 Tor Brandywne 81 - Is
yeew Western S3 70 81 i5 for Jersey and 81 80
for Baltimore soased We quote
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

The quota lions based cotton store running IN
quality than half grade above or below the
grade quoted The sales were:-
To-Day. Last Ercniag. Total.
Export rt....................... 720 TO
Consumption ............ 80 68 80
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UATIONS OF TIE WEEK

couple OF defaults in interest payments 0c-
Cured yesterday, but not OF much Importance
serving rather to point BY their occurrence their
exceptional character than harm general railway
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-15
PATENT ~AI'TL TONS
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. 81.
~

Vifnt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tili,Ar
~ the Newark Silver Mining Comnnnr
ro.,oiiee address Newark, White Zine
this office a diagram together with a no,icc q;
application for a patent from the Un;,eJ
states. under act OF Congress approved NAV
10. ls.2,. for fifteen hundrcd-l. 1NElneai
running 81 feet northwcstcrly and s76 fcet
southcastcrly from Shaft No. /, with surface
ground 10 feet in width. situated in New.
ark Mining District. White Pine county.
State Of Nevada. and described in tho pIat
and teld notes on file in this Office as follows.
to wit:
U. s. Survey. No. 40.
beginning at q post marked "No. l. rs
Survey. No. %" the same being post No. /
OF Survey No. s. made for the Newark Sii,.
..er Mining Company, upon the chihuahua
Lode whence the =. section corner ON the
-. L. NJ. u. NJ. bears n. ~ +. 2.esS fec;'
and the mouth Of the chihuahua 1unnci
boar. \. 6{i47 W. 251 feet: thence runni,g :,
SIS Z. l,Joo feet TO post marked No.. L. :.
Survey Ne. q; thence 5. So, ". 200 feet to
whence post No. :. Of Survey No. -. made for
Frank Betschman upon the Battery lode.
bears y. 81 IS W 2si'4 feet: thence y. sIS,'
W. !, 90 feet. TO post marked No. 1, Us.
Survey No.. 10; and thence n. ST. f.. 300
feet. to post No. |. the place of beginning.
containing 8 St1e acres. courses expressed
from the true meridian, with a magnetic va
riation Of lolgs East.
This claim is located in the nnsuryeyca
part Of I. 10. y. K. ~, T.. NJ. n. NJ and il
bounded ON the north by the Original Chi
huahua.
This claim is recorded in Book A. Page IS.
of the Newark District Mining Records, and
u copy Of the notice and plat can be toupa
posted at Shaft No. I, noon the lode.
81 CYRUS r. HORN. kcpisfcr
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE. No. %.
-F'
:. LAND OFFICE.

'@''N'"f - 'f' A'lfA. =. - L.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Silver Lick Consolidated Mining
Company trustoil;cc address Eureka. Neya-
da. care James Adams, Agent has this day
filed i'll this Off . n diagram together with n
Notice Of application tor Il patent from the
nitcd states. under act OF Congress az
proved May 10. LIZ. fer twelve hundred AMI
thrcc Los lincal feet OF the silver Lick and
Eobhi. Burns Consolidated | ode. the same
running 100 feet rcrthcaStciiy and S3 feet
S~outhwestcrly from the Silver Lick Shaft.
with surface ground 10 feet in width. situat-
ed in Eureka Mining District. Eureka cout-
~, State of Nevada. and described in the
plat and field notes Oh file in this office as
follows, to wit:
U. 6. Survey No. rs.
Beginning at a post marked NO. L. 5.
Survey No. -" whence post No. | of Survey
No. 81, mad, for Hermann lieyncmann Hpon
Ia !;ul!wAreter Lode bears y. = ~ T..
3.l-S feet: the summit of Ruby Hill bears
81 II +. 6.3t3 tcet: the ~flag>taff in tho
town OF Eureka bears ). s. - J.. ll.Oi2 feet,
ard the silver Lick SHIFT hears :. ii ". il2
toet; thance running :. - T.. 90 tcct to post
mars No. >, [. ;. survey, Ne. -; thence :.
survey, No. -: thence NJ W. 200 feet, to
post markrd No. /, /. :. Survey, No -: ard
thence 80 T.. . 20 feet, 10 post No. |, tho
place of beginning, containing ), j2-lm acres:
courses expressed from the trUe mcri-
dian with n magnetic variation OF lii2 %
East.
This claim is located upon unsurveycd lands.
and i bounded or the southeast by the Vera
cry and Cali ornia CONSOLIDATED Lode.
lii' claim Is recorded in Book l., inge 70.
OF the Etret Il District Mining .ecords,
and II coIN Of the notice and plat can he
toard posted at the silver Lick SHAFT. up
on the l,dc.
- CYRUS I. HORN, Register
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Lets For Sale!

NONE DESIRABLE LUIS TOT PEINA ATE.
- residences. situated on l'aul street. in Mac
denaid's survey, vii be sold on favorable
terms. lor fun par ieuIars aprly to
MAJ COM M.hCbONALD
1t my residence. u South Spring .,reet.
auI3-tt-'y7
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Public Notice.

NI NEES AND ALI. OTHERS ARE
VI h-lchy notified tbat TIE iaSyc Console
resi- ou,ihle Tor llymcut OF | apur or n~.ateIial
furnished /" Iaitiss having contracts or
aEteen ehts to worA on any Ct the toinfany's
mines IN itntc. secret canyon. or here
IN EUREKA cOUnty. jean H.. MI Apply,
Supcrin: sElent
Eureka. New. 0c.1ltr7. ls.5 osti
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ASSESSMENTS.
NOTICE.
EUREKA MINING AND sNru.v.

IL ing Company. Location of principal place
OF business. san Francisco. California;: loca-
tion of works. Eureka, Nevada.
Notice: There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, or account of
assessment NO. q levied on the 18th day of
February. 1874. tn several amounts set ep-
positc the names Of the respective share
holders as follows:
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q. No.

And in accordance with law. and an order of
the Board of Directors. made on the twenty
fifth day ct August. HI, SO many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock as may be uecessa-
ry, will be sold NJ public auction nj the office
Of the Company. ~ Montgomery street, on
Monday. the Nineteenth Day oGOciO.
her. 1871 4. at the hour of twelve O'Clock ut
noon. Of sueh day. to lay delinquent assess
ments thereon, together with costs of adver-
Using and expenses Of the sale.
T. I. BEACH. Secretary.
Office: No. i2i Montgomery street, san
Francisco. California. oj
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TUNING AND REPAIRING.

JOHN FRANK INFORMS THE CiIi-
- zeHs Of Esrcka that he il now prepared 10
tunc and repair Pianos % all MANUFACTURE.
oughlv r.paired. Tuning. =; repairing NJ
moderate charges. JuHN ihSNhf
slstf i.estdcnse, North luol street.
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Notice of Application Of Married
Woman to become a Sole Trader.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
y SAhAH JANE JOHNSON. Of the
town and county OF Enrol a and state OF ~
vatIn. Vic Of .lghn Johnson. iutcIds to mako
~ AZ rllcation to the district Court OF the
sixth dr. al District in and ;cr, E;Hreha
Count stat, Of Nevada. ON The 18th day oil
October. 4. u. 1874, AZ 10 o'clock IN the tore
noon Of saiG day, or "a Soen thereafter rs
counsel can h. heard, for an order OF snid
Court permitting hnr to carry on business IN
III town ard county OF Eureka, state ot NC
ynda. in her own name. and on her cWn az
count, pursuant to an act OF the Legislature
al the ,tate of Nevada, passed February II;
IsG., en- iitl,d IAN act to authorize. married
women 10 transact business III their own
names as sole tIadcr.
The business he intends TO carry on i that
ef contracting and carving on II d~ress-mHklns
Business ,ld haAinc and selling rval and per-
suual property in the county and State atore-
said.
Dated this I'D day Of September, l,7i.
SARAH JANE JOHNSON.
HuLEorsE 4 DAVAsroEr. Att'ys. sE'-iw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-15
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity OF Tanks 1s2.occ Gallons.
AL ROW FULL.

WATEE WILL BE FURNISHED IN
W RUBY llill. in any desired quantities. at
all seasons Of the year, Il: \ uniform rate aud
low Than can he furnished from any other
source. " ater delivered twice dali, to phi
yate f. miles, miners cabins. s~aioons. etc.
Tickets ranging from q, to - cents apiece
viii be sold NJ the office Of the company ON
Ruby Hill, by ". H.. MILLER, euperin-
t-Edent.
W. Z. HARETB rroIrietor.
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