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Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid.
Never tails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BATCHKLORS Wig Factory. IL Bond ST. N T.
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THE suEZ CANAL.

What the Sultan Says Of the Repair Of the
Transit
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THE BRITISH CHANNEL.
sweep Of Terrific Gale-Nany Vessels Wrecked
with All Hands Lost


TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, April II, 1874
A terrific gale has ragged In the English Channel
during the whole OF the last three days.
Many ships, the names OF which are unknown,
have been wrecked and all on board lost.
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We Call Attention to Our New Ware
rooms, where everything desirable the line OF fine
FURNlTCRE can be obtained ut reasonable prices
HERTS CO., SOC Broadway opposite Eleventh st.
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Havana LOttery.-Extraordinar Draw.
ing-Orders filled at the low rates S0) parts oftck-
cts in proportion, by Z. SONNENBERd, box GA Post
office, New Haven, Conn.
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No Honorable Druggist will OFFER .
lady cheap imitation Of the 'PHALON NIGHT BLOOM
ING CkREuS" The genuine perfume has no equal in
the world PHALON'S Perfumes are sold everywhere.
fha hair
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Damage to the Planting Interest from
the Heavy Rnins-R ailroads Submerged
and Travel Suspended.


BOSTON, April H. 1874
RAIN snow and sleet have prevailed nearly all
day and continues tonight.
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Rupturc.-Dr. Marsh can he Consulted
at Nos Is and 10 in the Aston Vesey street
entrance mo connection with No. vesey street. late
Marsh co.., until May when he can be consulted
thara
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Upon the announcement OF the v0te President
Loring declared the convention adjourned. Sub
sequently concurrent order was adopted In both
Houses lnstructing the clerks OF both branches to
notify His Excellency, Governor Washburn, OF his
choice as Senator from Massachusetts to the Con-
gress OF the United States, the place OF Charles
The House adjourned, without transacting other
business, until Monday, at two p. NJ. The Senate
adjourned until saturday, as usual.
wAsHBURN'S SUCCESSOR.
The election OF Governor Washburn causes the
duties OF the ONCE to devolve upon Lieutenant
Governor Talbot, who IL at present on tour Tor
his health In Iexas.
PUBLIC RECEPTION OF THE RESULT.
The election or Wasnburn has been somewhat OF
surprise to the public, but is generally well re.
ceived.
morning says OF the result
On the thirty third ballot His Excellency william B.
Wasnburn was chosen United states senator 70 MI the
t anoS S e ss CHARLES which @
Ss T saSa s Ss
bility OF our LEGISLATORS to discharge important duty
came upon the repabisans when they refused
wsest and most fortunate solution Of the SENATORIAL
problem ,r5m not victory for Judge aOar
who has twice driven him Of State Republican
be- Osns w op The I'D ad
nsTsns Of the two who
WHICH they are alone responsible but the republicans
Of 70 s and me
TO the party Il there be any who have heartburn
reflection that the members OF the Convention have
Kept the control Of this election within republican
arty organization have been rustrseG and that the
advice Of unwise counsellors has not prevailed.
sREvIEw OF THE CLOSING DAYS CONTEST
The drst meeting oil the day was between the
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8. o. p. Brandy, 81 SO Per Bottle, ~
per gallon-od. mellow and reliable; entire invoice
bought at bali Its value also all the popular brands i'm
ported, In wood or glass from store or bonded ware
house. H. b. KIRK CO. Established 1859, 6s Fulton
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paired and warranted with GLINES' SLATE PAINT.
Call or send tor testimonials NEW YORK SLATE
wanted.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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J. de Armas Cespedes
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In addition the regular articles by the above OF
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Davids' Spring style or Hats for Con.
uemen, 2s9I broadway, near Duane street
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Wigs, Toupees, Geo.. Rauchfuss,
practical Wigmaker and Ornamental Hairworker, No ~
East Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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A.-Rupture.-TwO Thousand Pension
surgeons have been notified q the made
BY the surgeon General to supply TRUssEs TO soldiers
when wanted.
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The Ticondcroga mt Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE April II, 1874.
The United States steamer Tconderoga, Captain
Barrett, has arrived, seven days from Key West.
she will sail for Norfolk tomorrow to undergo
repairs.
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A Sewing Machine fbr Clsfldreu.-Prfeay
s0x ana directions all complete. 81 So sec Broadway
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Pcrfcction.-Bokcr's Bltters. Beware Of
commercials
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ASK Your Halter for the Jolly Joke
HOBROk. ~ Mercer street ~' -NA>D
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NEW ORLEANS RACES POSTPONED.
The Centennial Exhibition.

NEW ORL Fans, April II, 1874.
The races have been postponed until tomorrow.
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THE ROSE OF TUOLUMNE,
THE ROSE OF TUOLUMNE,
THE ROSE OF TUOLUMNE.
BY BRET HARTE.
COMPLETE IN NEW YORK TTMRS
COMPLETE IN NEW YORK TINES
COMPLETE IN NEW YORK TINES
SUNDAY NEXT.
SUNDAY NEXT.
SUNDAY NEXT
DOUBLE SUPPLEMENT-
LARGEST RESPECTABLE CALCULATIONS
IN NEW YORK
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AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Tho Minister to Washington About to Embark.
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A:=The Leading aspiring stylen al
GENTLEAEN's HATS Is KNOWS, M2 Brosdxsv
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A.-The Spring style or

HATS.-If there be any persons Indifferent 10 the
value Of dollar as to pay IS tor hat in Broadway.
for 81 IL is probably because they have never tried e0s
OF EStENSCHEID'S best OF lis Nassau street.
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Reno Items.
From the Journ,l, May eo.I

lffum tnc JVninsi, "ay <ol
This Important enterprise. tho new
road to Loyalton, X taking Shape
which lnsures It's early completion.
Al 4 recent meeting In Legation M
executive committtc was named. con.
slstIng Of WIN. Duck and James Burke
OF Reno. 7. l.emmon Of Penvine, WT.
ball Of Long Valley. aud !, ID. Fsgg
aud Joseph Enscoc OF Loynlion. A
member OF tho committee Informs us
that proposals for the work will be nd.
yertiscd for at one The amount now
subscribed aggregates 22,G5O. IL will DO
seen that n small deficiency Is yet to
bs made M. lieno has not yet sub.
scrlbed the amount which the impor.
lance Of tho road TO the town should
prompt IL TO, but we ara satisfied that
no difficulty will bc found In raising
the amount. A survey ha' heen made
and tho route found IN be al excellent
ons-thc distances TO Loyalton being
only twelve miles from Pines Ranch.
tho point OF intersection with the
Long Valley road, anh % miles from
Reno. Tho town OF Truckee Ia max.
Ing every effort to secure the trade OF
Sierra Valley. and IL they do 90, with
every advantage In favor Of Reno, aud
the citizens OF at least n part Of that
valley willing and anxious to elect
communication With our town. II will
be because our citizens are lacking In
enterprise and public spirit.
The "dlspcnscr Of hRppinoss" lat
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ASSESSMENTS.

Daaey-so cents per share levied. March 81 /;
delinquent, May ) .als day. May %.
Lady B~ryaa-so cents per share: levied,
MAY q.
Virginia. city Coal Company 10 cents
per shsr. lcvicd. April o. dslinquent, Nay
. sale day, June IL
suecor-si per share; levied, April 10; de-
linqusnt, May Is sale day, June Q.
J~ustiee-si 50 per share; levied. April IS;
delinquent. NAY 70; sale day, June ~.
Pictou as cents per shsre levied April 20;
delinquent, May %; sale day June 10.
Utah 81 per share; levied. April "a; delin.
quent, May ~ ,ale day. Jane 10.
Mint-iO cents per share; levied, May 4; de-
linquent, June ; sale day, June IS.
1~tartfsrd-sO cents per share; l.yied. May
dshnqusat, jane 4 sale day. June ~.
New York Coasoiidatsd-si per share /:
levied. May ~; delinquent, June 10; sac
day. June ~.
Ruckeye-1 cents per share: levied. May
Z delinquent, June 0; sale day. June -.
Iowa 10 cents per share levied, April J, de-
llnquent. May n sale day, June :.
Original Gold iIiii-so cents per share ;
levied. March Al; delinquent. Arrilai; sale
day, Jane IS.
t.oodmnn-2 cents per share; levied. May
Is; delinquent, June Is; sale day. July Is.
Rock Isiand-si per share: levied. May ~,
delinquent, June &c sale day, Julyo.
sierra Neyada-sa so per share; levied,
MAY n; delinquent, June ID: sale day.
July ~.
SaSage-sS per share levied, May u; do
llnqueni, June %; sale day, July II.
woedviiic-Si per share lsyisd. May %;
delinquent, June q; sale day, July Is.
Jaiis-si per share; levied, Nav u; delin'
quent, June - sale day, July 70.
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ConoSEn's IsQuEsr. - An inquest
$50. h.iJ v,.t.rd.v afternoon ut 3
-, nm "a, co,o,.r
O'CLOCK ~ "o" " -
Holmes, In tho matter OF inc ue'In o.
James Richard aud Jane, Billings.
the W miners who met their death
In the shaft OF the suscor Mining
Company last Saturday morning ny
the burning OF the hosting works.
The principal witnesses exnmined
were the engineer aud carman on duty
~ ne linhs. n'n ss, lo,,h in our
nnhii .h.d acconn, Of the terrible affair.
They stated that the first intima,ion
they had OF the iirc was The sudden
combustion or hnrllng .. .ne =
Po"ue', VI VIZ. Sn,.o ~ r.n,
h'he e~artrluses "o%Su e 49, ~,
on Top Of the ooilers. l"ey W
caole 10 alarm Tue msh "a '"s s
ana Tried 20 put out the nre, Out u,u
mol succeed IN eitiler' u tne rhplu
pfsgrsss oil the IRE ia Tour ORR ,hih-
utss drove them from tho oulla,hg,
!eaVihE tne mrn III ,He sn'.. 20 une.
hle. Tue Neiaiet VI .ne So'on.'
Jury was that tue msn Why ,o's 'ne,,
lives by The hIe, James b,'i,ngs ~
James ~i.esafa' "eathe 10 t ~ s.'.in.
py suuocilloh caused W ,no n.t,
ei 'ns ouee"I holst'ns Mo,Ns - -
OF The shait, saiu hie hl'i.s ~.
caused by ttc combustion VI gAn.
powder which was Kept on tue top VI
n Of the boilers, aud we strongly
deprecatc the custom prevalent III
many mines Of keeping giant powusf
on tho boilers aoou 'ne ~o'N
Ppxn's OrERA HOUSE,. - Shakes
p~sare's popular comedy OF "Mneh
Ado About Nothing" was presented
,....i,.i .,vi. l,st evening. with Mr..
in III, character. sim
fope W 'ne .umasn, ..as, Mis-. vii
poited py 49,, admirably the
Ton sustain."s Mr. pone'.
character " p.n.i,.t conId hard.
nasm ase.IIsd~it was correct,
ag,i.h.J snd cooJ .Old Barry" al
rav. n rrIme iayo,ite wherever he
goes. did up posSerry In . INV sI.
Kept evsryo:ay i.ugu, ap,' Barry Is
Iss., ~, Of the funniest men In the
world. The other characters were
generally well given, anu VIC nxen.
passed of very snioothIy. ,s. :. Rob
Ing Schilier's great pay vr pone a,
bers will os g,'sn' W." ID anest i'm.
Charles DE moor, .,ia,ss Of Inc cas-,
p~ersonaiions and Bonian,l and
10 well u's $500. .-amnanion, will
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Rye Bread PROM GERMASY.-At the
fredericksburg Beer Saloon, on Main
street, opposite the Eclipse Stables,
can DO found quito . curiosity In the
bread line, being ssms genuine Ger.
man rye bread, just brought direct
from Germany by n German lady esm.
lug to her friends Ia this country. She
merely brought along q dozen leaves
Just to give her folks a taste Of tho old
style bread they had eaten at home, aud
the Fredericksburg Saloon folks con-
trlved to get a couple OF the loaves. IL
Ia dark In colsr. but good, wholesome,
sweet and nutritious bread. Coming
50 many thousand miles over sea aud
land, 1t Is !ndecd a rare and Interest
Ing curiosity.
CHOICE FAMILY CorrEE.-LaTgnsau
& Lille. 42 ID street, Virginia, near
Taylor street, arc turning out n very
superior article OF roasted and ground
coifee. They sent us M average sam.
pie Of It for trial, and having tried 1t
we must certainly pronounce IL the
best article OF the kind We have seen
for many q day. It Is full. favored,
pnre aud choice, aud just what they
arc supplying their numerous CUSTOM
ers with, fresh, roasted and ground
every day. They deliver 1t every
where free Of charge.
Commemorative learn that our
item published In the News some time
since. In reference TO tho new building
which Is being erected directly south
Of aud adjoining Wl.gand's assay Of.
flee, In Virginia, was incorrect. Tie
building Is not designed for q dance.
house. There will DO y store Oh the
first floor, aud tho rest Of the building
will be occupied rs n dwelllng.house.
NEW GooDs At CnupDucK 's.-A
large number OF biz boxs, containing
stationery. toys. fancy goods, aud all
that sort al thing, direct from San
Francisco, have JUST be0n unpacked
ut the Pos,-Oillcc variety store. Club
buck Ia still ut the bay aud sends along
this nice little lot ju't to keep up his
stock.
PIONEER MEETING 10 SiGnr.-rhe
regular ssml.monthly meeting OF tho
Nevada Pacific Coast Pioneers will DO
held at their hall on B street, Virginia,
this evening ut z o'clock.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
(~.rxcilL TO THE GOLD uItL DAILY Srws.l
FROM SAN
ynsaucx Taken 60 Montercy-Itaces
Mint Machinery The Grand
Palace Hotel -GrccnbHcks.

San Francisco, May 2s-l r. NJ
Sheriff Smith, Of Monterey, aud sever.
al other officers started OH the morning
train with vA'quez In custody, dss.
tined for. Salinas City. Several news
paper reporters arc Of the party.
vasquez still foars that the people Of
Monterey will try to lynch him, al.
though no threats Of that kind have
been made.
Much Interest 10 folt In tie pacing
race to-day, at Agricultural Park, be-
tween Capltola and Onward, and the
attendance at tho Park will Be large,
many having gone already. 10 msr.
row there will be a race between Mary
Davis Of Sacramento, and California
Dexter, for $4,000.
Tho work Of placing machinery In
the new Branch Mint l prsgrsssing
rapidly.
Work Inns been commenced On the
main walls Of tho Grand Palace Hotel
on Market street. About 900 men arc
constantly employed there.
Gresnbacks, s91s9o0.
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DIR. A. II. SPINNEY.

well.known throughout the country as . Pa
biologist and Psychologist, whose successful
treatment Of certain physical disabilities and
functional arrangements dc-er,sdly cntitlo
him 10 the familiar recognition OF the Great
Specialist, would respectfully INFORM INC GU.
zsns OF Virginia City and vicinity that nc IA.
| returned 10 Nirgini,. and can be consulted ~
hi. onice. No. II WILLIAMS AND nlNLElrs
BUILDING (En,ranccs-oppo-ite Portofiec,
and on u strceD, thus giving invalid. an orror'
| tunity OF Kidding then selves, through his pro
f~essioual agency, OF such constitutional annoy
anccs aud ailmrnis ~ he claims 10 compass
and TO cure. without entering Into bio:rsphi'
cal detsil., II II .uiicient TO simply pronnlgate
the fact that DR.. Spihney's earliest reputation
MAJ he traced back to his inauguration and
conduct Of the Montreal Canada East Medical
in.tiiute. The regime Of the English Phsr.
mAceutical College Z. gagged by an elevated
standard. An extended experience and IN
assiduous study OF tho varied phases ~ disease,
enable him 20 guarantee assurances OF success
IN the eradication Of the multiforn chronic
affections Incident to both sexes. such as Ner.
yous Debility, Exhausted Vitality. Yoathful
EEccsses, Marriage lmpcdimcnts. Chronic and
General Anilctions,
TO THR LADIES.
DIR. SPINNEY, while naturally Impressed
with the dellcacy OF the subject, feels no hesl
tailon In assuring them that. ~ ,conJunetion
with a compstent knowledge Of their various
SnlnsI sc.lne,. Los. of Anpstlte. Las,iInde,
proian.p. iJted i,etroyer.Ious or Dlsplacs
mani of the Womb VAGINAL Irrerulariijes.
I.nrhor,a' D,.nsn.ia Inlice.tion' Gon,iIpa.
Ion ana an, man, nelly. I%,riia,iny distrartiiD.
| ,hsi sln...t inysriabIy have their oririn i'm Tic
n%,e,ins rr,,on aiord them immedIaie relleI
COME AND DH HEALED.
II matters not what your trouble may be.
come and let the Doctor examine your case. 1t
will cost you nothing for consultation, 20
please cell and satisfy yourselves. whether the
Doctor undtrstaLds !oir case. III ne can cure
you he will tell yon ~. W not, 10 viii cay 20,
fer he will not undertake n cure unlees DC 10
confident OF eifcctinG q cure.
YOUNG MEN,
who NAV he .urerinr from m, effect. Of youlh.
mi falii.s or indi.c,.i1on. viii do we'll 10 avail
,ssn.siye. Of ,hI.' Inc ~greais,t boon ever laid
A. Inc Altar nj ,uf,,ine humani,y. nm. SPIN.
MY will cnar,n,ee 10 forfeIi 400 for every
c.sa 81 "amin.i yssatnas. or nitrate dI.es.e AZ
an sI,a ~ 1890, vSicb Ls pna,ri,ls.
os mi. IN car.' liz vo,iI' iberefore' ,ay 10
the unfortunste sufferer who may read This no.
W., H., saa : ,,s.s,no " mann d,nscron,
ns y, ua,s ~ ,onsa, ~. In ssalinr the
r,cncr rsmedy far yaur eomplsint. You may
l.. In The ar.t .,ayc" rcme,nhar Won are az.
n,o.eh,n. dc la, m ya,, aie hordeIny on
he ia,i' ,nd arc .uasrinr ,omr or ali OF lis
sxi, cs.,,. ,,nsnber thsi n you ob,tina,eiy
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
l.rrclAI ~ TIE s.Lp NIL DAILY NEWS.
o o N EsTIo IN TELunoaMo OF
Erie Railroad Amsirs.

Erie Railroad Anairs.
Nxw Yonx, May 2~s.-Captain Tay
lor, OF the London Board Of Trade
arrived here to inspect Erie RsilrOat
affairs.
Important Salt.
a motion was yesterday argued Ia
the Supreme Court, In chambers, tc
declare void the note given BY Jas. II.
Banker for $1,000 900 In conjunction
with those OF Augustus Schell, Exec
utor Of Horace Clark aud wm. Van.
derbllt. The decision was reversed.
Death OF n Railroad President.
PHILADELPHIA. May 49, John Ed.
gar Thompson, President OF the Penn
sylvanIa Central Railroad, died at his
residence here last night aftsr q pro.
tracted illness.
Congregational.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-House-Ths
House judiciary Committee were yes.
terday discharged from confederation
OF the petitions Of Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, Susan Is. Anthony and others
asking Congress to extend 10 women
the same protection that colorsd mon
enjoy, to exercise their right to vote,
and also to give women all civil and
political rights, and also from con,ld.
Grafton Of the petition asking for wo-
men suffrage In tho District Of Col.
umbls and all other Territories OF the
United States.
Schoiiold OF the Naval Committee,
reported n bill giving Mrs. Hall, Wild.
ow Of Captain Hall, the Arctic Explo.
rsr. the amaunt Of his pay to tho date
OF payment VI the rest OF tho officers
and crew OF the Polaris, and anthorlz.
Ing the purchase Of his papers relating
to prior explorations at a cost not ex-
cacdlng $4,000. The bill passed.
Maynard from tho Committee OH
Banking and Currency, reported back
q substitute for Senate amendment to
tho Currency bill. lie moved the
previous question, which VA, second.
ell by 05 to Is, and the msln question
was ordered. Tho first vote wal on
adopting the substitute repsrtea from
tho Committee an Banking aud Cur.
IL was rejected by yeas liz,
nays III. There was much excite.
mcnt,s as the progress ofthe vote showed
how close 1t Was. When the rsll vas
the vote stood l0i 70 lis,
but many changes were made, aud at
last the result was announced ns
A vote was then taken on the
Senate substitutes, which were reject.
cd by yeas. 20; nays, lGi.
Maynard then moved the appoint.
men. of n Conference Committee on
disngrcelng votes, md 1t was ordered.
Yeas, l?a, maya, 50; so the whole mat
Tor goes to a Conference Committee.
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DIyIDE>D~.

ueteher-s5 per share. a-yre.sting $4,000
declared May 5; payable MAJ ..
Crown Poiag-s 81 per shave. ac.rccsting
$4,000; declared May 0; payable May u.
Consolidated virginia. 81 per share,
AggrsgAtins s,2i,so; declared May :; pay
aDls May ".
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FARMER TREADwAY. OF Carson, was
In town to-day. comforting with Elder
Gibson about the big Pioneer picnic.
The Grand Jury Of Storey county
was IN sc,slon at Virginia this fore
noon, and will finish their labors to.
MORROW.
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srOcK
,uvorrso pArlr nj nrsss . HALLl
q Evening.

Last Evening.
20, Meadow valley. io., 10, ios, ios b0
IS Raymond 4 lily, q
80 Eureka Con, Dx, 20.
so Phoebe. eN, 81. ~
Is American Flags
50 silver Peak
SIS Sewsik.3
zoe n X Cent
- II Dorsdo Soath, ~
go VI Dorado North, AZ
icoo belmont, s, ~, ~.
so Mahogany
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Gcuesssc No. ..

Shaft down ll1 feet. Rock looks
finely, and gives excellent assays.
Pictou.
Main tunnel going ahead as usual.
Nothing new to report.
Erie.
Sinking the new shaft Is suspended
ut present.
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Hank ar England discount.

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securities, they having been discounted.
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