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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-02

are repealed by this Act, when
goes into effect ninety days after
its passage.
A GOOD MEASURE.
Assemblyman Tone of Esmeralda
has introduced bill providing for a
standard of weights and measures
throughout the State, conforming to
that established by Congress.
Commodities not heaped shall be
measured with straight stick or
roller.
A hundred weight is 100 pounds,
and twenty hundred weights is one
ton. Sixty pounds Of wheat, "a
pounds of Indian corn, so pounds OF
barley, 40 pounds of buckwheat, or
80 pounds of oats, is constituted a
bushel.
The State Sealer shall procure, at
his own expense, complete stand
ard of weights and measures, in con-
formitv with that established by
Congress, consisting of yard meas
ure. a pound weight, liquid gallon
a half bushel, and the usual subdi-
visions thereof. The [. 5. Customs
at San Francisco are to sanction the
correctness of such weights and
measures; all of which are to be
marked with the brand c.
All persons using such weights
and measures must have the cor
RICHNESS of the same certified to by
the State Sealer under the penalty OF
a fine of not less than $500.
The State Sealer is entitled to the
following fees:
For sealing and marking dry and
liquid measures, so cents each; also,
to reasonable compensation for
making them conform to the usual
standard, when necessary to do SO.
The state Sealer shall keep cor
rect report of all fees collected, make
quarterly report of the same, and
pay over 10 per cent. of the whole
amount to the State Treasurer.
The Governor appoints the State
Sealer, who holds office for one year,
and gives bonds in the sum of
$4,000, which bond must be APPROX
ed by the Secretary Of State and filed
in his office.
The Sealer can appoint as many
deputies as he wishes, and is held
responsible for their acts. The dep
uties do not give bonds for their
good conduct.
The bill was reported to the Com
mjttee on Weights and Measures,
and will receive a favorable report.
STREET RAILROAD IN CARSON.
The Assembly has concurred in
the Senate amendments Of the bill
allowing Johnson, Bradley and
others to build street railroad from
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
depot to the Warm Springs. The
bill now awaits the Governors sig
nature to become a law. The pas
senger fare from the railroad depot
to the Springs is fifteen cents, and
ten cents for any distance within the
city limits. The road is to be built
in one year.
FUNDING THE STATE DEBT.
Beck's Assembly bill providing
for the payment Of the State debt
proper, came up in the Senate Mon
day, and after a long debate, finally
passed, with slight amendments. It
provides for taking 100000 from
the general fund, and 100000 in
bonds now III the State Treasury,
and the purchase with this $4,000
of California State or United States
Government per cent. bonds, to be
known as a sinking fund for the
gradual payment of the State debt.
A Board Of Commissioners are APP
pointed to purchase these bonds, at
the lowest market rates. The Board
is composed of the Governor, Attor-
ney General, Secretary of State,
State Controller and State Treasurer.
The bill, as amended, goes back to
the Assembly. $.
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A r II I " e d!
BY REQUEST OF MANY FRIENDS,
DR., FOWLER,
OF CHI C A G. o,

UpAS RETURNED TO VIRGINIA CITY,
and is mt No. 81 SOUTH C STREET,
where he will be pleased to see all who need
his services. The Doctor has had many years
experience in the treatment OF UHkONlC
DISEASES and feels confident that he can
give satisfaction to those who will give him
trial The Doctor is graduate of one of the
Oldest and most reliable Medical Colleges OF
the East. and for the last three years has held
a Professorship and lectured to large medl-
cal class in one Of the most enterprising Med
ical Colleges of the city Of Chicago, and has
held the responsible position Of MEDICAL
DIRECTOR and MEDICAL EXAMINER OF
the largest Life Insurance Company Of that
city.
IADIES-Those of you suffering from dis
eases peculiar to your sex, call and get the
Doctors opinion.
Having had an extended practice in the line
of vour diseases among the rich and poor, his
position in his profession has given him ac-
cess to all the modern improvements Of the
day. There is no branch OF the profession
that has made the Advancement as that per
timing to the treatment Of your diseases. He
uses new medicines and his mode of treat
ment is entirely new in this section of the
country. and he guarantees satisfaction.
CATARRH he never fails to cure, and it is
the first step to Consumption or Bronchitis.
Those suffering from any affection of the
Heart, Throat or Lungs will do well to consult
him.
RHEUMATISM is so difficult TO handle, yet
the Doctor can show many testimonials of per-
feet cures, even in this city.
Call and see the Doctor. He charges you
nothing for his opinion. and if he prescribes
you will find his charges light.
OFFICE HoURs-FRoM . \. NJ. TO u NJ,
AND FROM 3 TO $50 p. ".
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THE LYON COUNTY TIMES
I Continued from LIST page.

officer refusing or neglecting to
arrest such gamblers when SO IN
formed of the offence, are deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and are
held liable on their official bonds
for the sum of $500.
All laws now licensing gambling
are repealed by this Act, which
goes into effect ninety days after
its passage.
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EXAMINATION AND ADVICE, $3.50

- TESTIMONIALS from the Medical
Profession will shortly be published. ial0
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OFFICE HOURS,

FOR PRIVATE CONSULTATION. from "A.
NJ to P. NJ. and G to 8 p. N.
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DELINQUENT SALE.


~ Mining Company, Location of princi.
nal place Of business, San Francisco, Cali
fornia. 49,. !.
Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment no. II levied on the 10th day OF
December 1874, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective shareholders
as follows:
First Issue.
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PRINTING OFFICE !!

SILVER CITY.... ........ NEFA D4 .
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tees 'oV. ~. ~
Woods Freeborn, Trus-
tees ................1 043. 100. 100 .
Warren B. Trustee. .1701. -. 90. e. 20 q.
And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the tenth
doth day of December, 1874, so many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be neces-
sary will be sold at public auction, at the
Office of the Company, room No. 10, Hay
wards building No 4l9 California street, San
Francisco, California. on TUESDAY, the
I'd day of February, 1878, at the hour of One
o'clock p Of such day, 10 pay the de
liHggeut assessments thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of this
sale ". H. DEAN Secretary
Oflice1Room No. 10, Hayward's building,
No. fl9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
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O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO CLOSE or BUsr-
sALEs FROM 2lg
Northwestern
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY Nov. 3-P. VI.
The railway and miscellaneous shares started of
brislly and at about the closing prices of Monday
and after "a light run down la Lake Shore and Erie
the entire market responded TO a recovery III these
shares TO and above the opening prices. The North
Western and ST. Paul shares the early features
and recorded a smart advance ON the defeat of the
Granger ticket in Wisconsin. The market by noon
however had lost its frmness. and took the
back track down again, the afternoon DEALINGS
being of small magnitude and lower
basis of prices. There We're no noteworthy
incidents III to-days market. The business
of the day was comparatively small, the purchases
and sales aggregatmg only about 10000 shares,
Lake Shore covering 900 shares, nearly one
half the entire days business. The most active
shares after Lake Shore, were Western Union,
Erie, Pacific Mail. Northwestern, ST. Paul, and
c.. c. and l. c. Compared with Mondays closing
prices, those of to-day show an advance in Rock
Island aud ST. Paul Preferred each of !, per cent |;
81. Paul Common, IS; Northwestern Pre-
ferred and Wabash q each, and C., C..
and /. c., So per cent. On the other
hand Missouri Pacific and Atlantic and Railroad
Preferred declined each l. per cent; Pacific Mail
and Union Pacific each a : Ohio and Mississippi and
New jersey Central each 10; Erie, ST. Joe, Lake
shore, Michigan Central, and Western Union each
q per cent The opening highest, lowest, and cos-
ing prices of active stocks sold to-day viii be found
in the subioined table:
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sPdnic 0ccasi0Dfd by the connsSIaiioh ~
The London market reported decline in consols,
and steadiness in American securities. Money was
Grmer for three months bills at three per cent on the
heavy German orders for bullion the bank, however,
gaining in bullion to-day 100000 on balance. In
Paris French Rentes were quoted ut G5f. Doc. lie
gold market opened at 1853 and was declining
one the price going down to 49, with later slight
reaction to 1I52 and final decline TO 1888, be-
cause of the better supply of cash gold. The rates
WERE first. fat for borrowing, and later !, 2, zig,
9, and 4 per cent paid for having balances
carried. To this improved condition of affairs for
eign exchange at once responded in an advance
from 81 79i2 for 60 days bills, and 3 s4l2 for sight
Mt the opening, 10 ~ 81 and - SO. The basis OF
business was at s. sil2 and 81 So, and only small
demand was reported. The export ciearances OF
domestic produce from this port for the week ending
last night were TO the currency vanc of ,s93017.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin
interest, and $172, 900 in called bonds. The days
operations nj the Gold Exchange Bank were: Gold
cleared, $4s,is2, 900; gold balances, $l,G9s,OO0;
currency balances S24i $3.50
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK Nov 3-BREvEs-Tciay's fresh offerings wers
Jersey city. OF tese receipts 90 caroaas shiprd
The Pnhsyvania R,rrad, dit NOT arrive until very Ire
the 5Tic ltway were Gsiniy very c,naon cste including
ow asurcs, varyug fIon &C 70 ~ D n to dress - aud
r, T "a 7 n Sr natives OF tS a c car Ic ry
o. ladsol River rosd, were Texans. Is ears
to lair tive cattle lr,m Dino lana nois and IA
The s0 elttle were Sanlc. at ion plies and o icsas
ranged from Ole 10 l2 ~ dress J5G, 70, with
the droves ,iytet > were 80 r C. Eastman,
for Cor & Ury ears ZOE q. d. cray, Tor Goa
Brothers for ". s.egel for J. 5 crOnsc, and
+ g sStan sold n his own account 80 Cherokee stes
scant "a cst average ~ s@7'o , n. % ss o. 20 81
to trrss % n with 81 , head on
Ulsry CARY s' % Cod Ulery 20 KENNEDY steer.
ewt, aa Ton Goa Brothers 10 do ewt. at hen ee 70
sess oG OF Pr Ga accom-, 20 I i s,.sS rS d
O. owl Al 0s 10 dress % d. ani ~ Tezaas' e%t Az
CHS Blown sol so Illinois steers strong IS. aver
ags At lls 2 D. g aet o % ~ ~. Ss swE steer. eur
average l2c. d. dress = TO uie srOss o~t and Is
do, eSt, a. > 9lOe TO dTsss 90 d. .. ,o u, ,po,,.,
% e,rs 10 Mors waiNel ~ ears r W. Tsmblyn ans
J. Brown car or Kahn & t,rs AMI ear tor r. Mccarthy
cNi' avsSa - ST. , ~ TO !r.' IS d TO the sros, c~I u
keltnsy sieer, eT a. l0t. 20 dress SO e t.r ann g
dress 81 for NJ KAN ~ common setgs Ga cwt - loss,
10 drcs, 90 and Is fair 10 good do c~L, At III e 70
:. ". sherman sold tr y. W sler,on ~ Texans. ewt
D. a. clyer sod or Alhrtoa - Sails, seant eHt
average, ~ ~, y o Ia dn.ss % n 10 The grl.s a.
sod hiOper f.othchi.d ~ Texans %
cwt average, IN u, 10 arcs, 90 10 Ia thu gross eNt
NJ iDlsm th sud for kiOpfsr n itoghchid iO3 20 ans
5cwL average at 7s41'e 10, to dress % % to the sr
Mart H. Farer Co snn Cor II. Mccarthy 10 Teas Ose
strong GA ayeFase a ~ y n, Ia ess % ID 10 The sres
owti nr ~ l. lamh 10 Texan, suolg 81. owi, at 49, "
dress % IN II h, los cwt, at 81 ID u dos
ttewL, -, 20 dr..; % 10 d. sant 5test at Sc
10 dress % 10 lSdO ga cwt, dress - d s~
4cwL, At sac, b. crss - ssouri steers slyns %
rwt, at he a. dress 81 n ~ do, sirong owt Il lOcp ~
dress IS y ant 10 do 90. At. atiO9c To Dir 80 b
SHEyr AND LANES FRESH OF rings 80 car lca.s @
6.653 adl2 at 10 Soy ,1y. Forty hst,
ani at siXiethsL pToss higher than e
por el MONDAY bat sheep shado Polr ~
pr s,o rans,d rom hL 10 se. q lanbs lren TIC
7hsc y 70. i.
ksss ridooeS sold ti8 Jersey cwee III N avyrage ~
SIS q 10 az do. 10 at 1a, 49, do, 81 D. at shs az
Michigan do n ID, q oSsc, 10 Ohio d. ~ n, az g.
State lol To- NJ 64c. and 25 sheep and lambs. mxc -
10, al6sc. :.
Judd Buckingham sold 200 Ohio sheep. 81 average"
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Gates sent TO Washington, ID. e
The closing quotations of foreign excl
Pnme bankers sterling bills on

The condition of the money market was not spe-
cially changed, and call loans were done on the
street at 3l and 4io per cent, and at bank at five.
Exceptional transactions high as seven,
gold. Prime discounts were quoted at q and Z.
The Customs receipts at Washington to-day were
$500, OOO and the Internal Revenue receipts 1870,
OOO the United States Treasurer receiving $4,000
National bank notes for redemption The following
was the Clearinghouse statement Currency eX-
changes, $l32, 842 1877; currency balances, 81,
$500; gold exchanges, $i26i ,351, and gold bal
ances, SS 2,SG2.
Government bonds quiet and devoid of fea-
turc, though quotations were lower in sympathy
with gold We annex the latest quotations:
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WEDNESDAY. NOV. = 1879.
COFFFE-Brazil quiet nominsiy unchanged; the
stock night s2.572 bags The following arc the qg "a
ons for cargoes Ordinary lsdlSl4c; FAIR l9A6l9h
Good l.a.a2Oc Prime, 2Oiid20l2c Santos, lair ~ good
i9GlOc ali gold Jobb ng lots OF Rio quoted $50 b. gold
Mid quet and unchanse'i Java zO02oc, aud
Maracaibo, 1919 22c., gold, for Invoices
COTTON There was farther de cline OF &C. the spot
az which the market closed quiet after moderate
buss for home consumption during the dag for export
trade wa. dull foreign exchange beng and the Liver
psol quiet The receipts at the ports were 32o
haes aga 2Ol bales day last week. and 22, 55
haes this day lst 1855 bales ling
54 MN ay evening" all o. which consumption. The
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And the following for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds active. There were some un-
usually large transactions in the Pacific issues, at
heavier prices, and the Chicago ard Northwestern
Consolidated Gold Coupon bonds The last named
were in active request and advanced to S7la. closing
AT the highest point of the day. The following were
the hids:
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STAINED

Good Ord Low Ah'dllhg
Good Op.naIy. lIas MltiinS .-.--.--...l5
decline OF is15ioc-
tretiy b. business ~ done The sles Moilay after D.
~ we're: December 3Ol rs siqc. 30 l3Ss.i March, 100
Der 700 e. February, 500 - 72c. April 300 'sc. :
May, 300 l32'a2c total, 100 bales Saond Iai,7Dfem
o 500 bales Third Cli 5S 1g'ae's .o ,a'i is 80 lay
TOO -l$5s;e; La. i$a.sc 500 I2 sog 600
Dc mber. 2doo ic loo iSiaa 100 i2 siqsc 200 BE-
90 Is issci 800. lse; 100, Lissc Zoo y le 900
Febraary. q ,sh 300 IsI55;e 800 o lSte Ma 5S
i37iec; 80 Jsci lao l37lsc. Apr Loco, l3'sci 500
1895 800. Is .sC. 100 rs "s9ci 200 lo' Wy 800
August 100 IL ~. tola $4,000 bales GFaad total 5000
b,s Soe-The o. Cotton In this Ditt ,i 80
osTs I'm Broukyn 1889 bales; on station Island, 3loJ
ba-S ship oar, not ce.te 3r7OS bales on whar'cs
After Change market steady. The following
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furniture.

TOR CASH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Carpets,
Mattings, Cloths Cashmere Overoostlg Horse and Bed
Blankets Burlaps Backram-, Sheetng Uphoi-irry Goods
Lap Robes &C ANDREW LESTER & Co. 81 broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
Large stock, superior quality. and low prices 4 r. NJ.
COWPEkTHWAIT d Co.'S. 100 and lS7 Cbaihamst.
Great ia prices for next 80 days Chamber SUITS
from &22; ParlJr suits from go.
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The Offering and asking prices for stocks at the
IL 1,1,ffl liz rch MAJ w

The Philadelphia stock quotations at the close to-
day were as follows:
Rid asked Bid Asked
City Or, ...-108i2 1888 Phil and Ere a14 'oS
Camden 4 ARR. 1872 Northern Central ZS4 -.
-Pnnsylvania RR BOA b0ss Lehigh Naygatn oo9
Phil and Reading Sob sos
sEx quarterly dividend of per cent.
The following table of prices of the prominent
gold and silver mining shares, az received by tee-
graph from San Francisco will be found Interestingly
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Nem- j]ablirdlicns.

LNOR SALE-A FILE of THE DAILY TIilB-
Il UNE Dec, 1862 TO date. Address r. T. c., Tribune
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lLOUN MD MEAI-Ihb d'IhdhI TOT TOUT "As Icss
and the market scrcey ~ lfn Exporters Wtie
not dspoSrd with very great fireO and the
local rad. inclined hold or shipping gIadcs
ntte trade brands ia Instances lOo
l5c bb lower The sales were II 500 bbs including 800
bnl shipping Extra AT - bO4S5 ~ and $500
bbis civ Mills Extra manly at 81 20 40 IN. quofai
were - No . chiefly ~ DUgfi 5O SJGsJ 40
Supernc state Western S. sDd 80 10
for inferior 20 common Extra stat 81 1O@fa 80 tor copmon
10 fair do 81 20 fair good DO 20 20 - for
good choice de- 81 I0ds5 s5 eIor 10 common Extra
Western. 80 % for 20 fir DO go 30dS7 -
for far Ia COOL do. ami 30 50 for god IA choice
IS e0as5 - for common to fair Extra ko nd hoop OHIO aud
At7 90 for rood u choice do 80 U0t7 % ior city
Mills 81 i0dF7 IS for common Ia fair Patent Mime
Extra and " o0aso 20 for fair 10 choice % the mArSet
closing DUH with holders disposed 10 real in.ludel
ia the sales 600 bbls. cut Extra" at s. IS.
The business In southern Flour quito moderate and
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1875
Jnstrnrtlon.
For Bows and Young Men Cit

For Bows and Young Men City
GLASSES RESUMED at the ACADEMY OF
- TIE SACRED HE , 40 West seventeenth st. Now
KINDERliAKTEN, Reopens sept. -. A East
IN 4Sdst Maiscn.ave. Oldest ant best
city Al the Frosb, occupations taught th9oasny
sappiioa III, Neutrality-suspicious. Miss T. NJ cor, RIA
MISS ANNA C. BRACKETT's SCHOOL for
NA GIRLS from o 10 n years old. eWest Soth-s1
MRS. JULIA W. GREENS PREPARATORY
WI school. English, French and GERMANY Tor GilH>'
g. Vest S6thst
MISS WARREN, TBS 6th-aye., opposite Re-
WI servoir Park-Ive teachers Working Boys No Kin
dergarten. No Extras. ----------
MRS. and MISS STEERS,
M BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES IA
and CHILDREN No ~ East 47tl-st reopens sept 80:
MISSES MARSHALLn SCHOOL for YOUNG
WI LADIES and CHiLDaEN, No go West ssth-s'- will
be rcopcnod on Monday. Sept. 20
MRS. j. II. BENEDICT SCHOOL for
WI YOUNG LADIES and cHlLDkEN'' h"s, fo''y-se"
ond.st.. reopcned sept. 80
erature in charge Of Dr. LhBDERToN do 50 on apphca
ton.
MISS coMsToCK'
81 ANpP So q NEST EI:sEvd Tof S.nFl
ENGLISH, FRaNCn, AND GERMAN BOARDING
BOARDING rg ~ - SIT' s%; TO SIXTEEN.
ST JOINS SCH22a s B sss dRfb and P ns
TnE ES9S IR3iNG Rector q VEST ThrysceOnds
pr TRTTV'S class ne study OF tie Fine Arts ao t1tn
on THURSDAY, Noe. I, at II O'Clock
ri EAST 74rH-ST., on Central Park.-The
ia Misses PERINES BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
young ladies and little girls
For Both Sexes-City,
A MEXICAN VOCAL INSTITUTE, JOB
N Waveriey placc.-The radical CURE OF STAMMEhlNO
ana ST Jrhi No by system OF instruction founded upon
physiological principles speciality send Tor circular
KINDERG ARTEN.-Mr -B0ELTE,
IN three years pupil OF Frcebels widow
seventeen YEAR, exper IN Germany England aud Amer
ia. and Prof JOHN KRAUS Of the Pestaozzi Dcsterwes
Froebe school kindergarten and uterine late
Class Oct A. Normal Training School for KildesSaren
Teachers Nos 26G and Broadway between sd
and S3d-sts Address rs above.
MRS SYLNANUS REEDS
WI ENGLISH FRENCH. and q rRMAN Nj anu
DAY SCHOOL, for Young Ladies and Children,
Nos. q and = LAST d3D-sr, Central Parkl
Dept. Bellies Letres. Pr Marine Hlstollcl Iectures'
DIT labbertOn.
KINDERGARTEN OCT 0.
MARGARET J. McDONALD''
DRAWING AND WATER COLORS,
FROM NATURE,
1913 BROADWAY, ROOM 81.
500 20 hour IN the Stuuo
$40 for 20 lessoDs the pupils resdence.
Payable In advance
GELECT AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN:
~ Object method For children between and IL years oi
age Terms, 500 per term to be charged from time OF pup
entering Board and washing $3.50 to $500 per year he
CANT Central PARK. French and German nee
taught upon perfectly natural method Address for
a.apItsn lu Il.
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FIRST BOARD-1Olo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaIss OF state Bonds Railroad Bonds-Bank and Rdit-
road Shnres-EIDress Stocks. fc.
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT lOi4 O'CLOCK
AND IL 10 O'CLOCK A. VI.
U g 800 Registered, ~, o. lC4o Registeren M,
10 So. liz ~, lo'' ~; NV
II y h. I04O Cu,pon u s hR Registered 1881
10,.0 -. ..1l7l4 5000. .......... bee. ll6S
x5ODO... a........ b3 ll7as e. Currency -.
2,yO
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TIC DAY \ Dhsl'
nrV cOInprlsed :

ury comprised:
Gold receipts. s6395c0 "a Cury payments 63a002 ~
Odd uayu.ut. go iJ ~ Curry balance. u, J.O333 53
GclJ naaucc IOl33S 10 Customs. $1,000 %
Curry receipts. SlSJo2 81 =, .
o. Ocancoed Gold Certificates sent 10 Washington, C.
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THE MARKETS.
tCarefully reportei for Tas TRIBuSI1
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3. 1878.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

WEDNESDAY, Nov 3. 1875.
The following is complete list OF ehp"fS aihP'' =
,rh,eh xere cleared day for foreign ports;
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THE CALL.
.k-SALES BEFORE
1919 O'CIdi

GoyFRNNFHT STOCK DEPARTMENT-2 O'CLOCK
5000 5 % Coupon,
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK 7. ".
coiss Of STATE BDu1s- RGiir7Ti Bonfs-BInt dnt Rat
road Shares ErDress Siocts. &c
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Pacific II OF No ist
l., 90. 49,. T.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13

The Grand Duke Alexis. whose pres
ence among Us some two or three Years
since. it will he remembered. set the
hearts of our metropolitan bellies in a
wild tiutter. has defeated the purpose the
Gar had in view in dispatchlng him on
that cruise around the world by event
u,llY MARI, ing the object of his affec-
;ions-in defiance of parental authority
and the law of the empire denying the
marrying Of princes Of the blood with
subjects The lady OF the Grand Duke S
choice is the daughter Of a wealthy baron.
has a colossal dowry, and is IN every
hay fitted to become princess. only
wching royal blood in her veins to make
laer an eligible mate in the eyes of the
Imperial pere. She is only nineteen-
The prince is twenty -four-and of pre-
assessing appearance. being blonde.
with light blue eyes, creamy complex
ion. and wealth Of golden hair, which
flows in girlish carelessness over her
shoulders. giving her an extremely
youthful appearance. Having been
united in the ipdissolnble formula of the
Greek Church. which allows no divorce,
any efforts on the part of the Gar to
annul the marriage would doubtless
prove futile. In the meantime this
happy pair are residing in charming
simplicity at Dresden, calmly awaiting a
decline of the Imperial displeasure.