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pria ed the ticker of one Rosine Julien. who,
linking it hard case, put the peeler on the
watch for Charlotte, who, by the chain OF
evidence brought against her, may yet nave
free lodgings in the Parish Prison.
JOHN ANDERSON Ny 10 JoHN.-John Ander-
son, man who most certainly is wanting IN
the feelings Of man OF courage. maze ues,
perate assault upon Miss Anderson Win q
cutting machine with intent to kill MISS
Smith caused the arrest OF the gay John
Anderson, and he pineth now in the Fifth.
sF1asr METROPOLITAN POLICE CoURT.-Chf-
ford, Moran and Hartwell, three notorious
thieves, were taken before Judge Evans
Thursday morning and remanded to await
their trial for burglary, as the witnesses for
prosecution were not present.
HARNESS THIRF. Specials Walsh and Cain
arrested, at 3 P. NJ. yesterday, one Washing
ton Scales, who stole from Shawhan's stable
set of silver-mounted harness, valued at
S65 The harness was recovered and the Scaly
fellow lodged in the Central Station.
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Important to Property Holders
and Tenants.

TFlhe New Orleans Sanitary and Excavating Compa
nv beg leave to inform the citizens of New Orleans
that they Rave perfected all the necessary arrange
ments and prepared to execute orders for the
cleaning and emptying Of privies and sinks.
The apparatus used is known as the "Odorless Elk
cavating Apparatus" and is the same as that used
in New York Washington, Baltimore and other large
engine an air tight tank and deodorizing attach
ment by which the contents of vaults and sinks can
sve oder during the ordinary working hours of the
day well as at night, and with the greatest eff
cheney and dispatch.
This system not only inaugurates valuable sani
tary reform but is much cheaper than any other sys
tenn now in use.
Further information be had regarding the work.
ing of the new system at the ofcs of the company,
153 Common street. and all orders left there or ad
dressed to Box 9l3 Post-Ofice, will receive prompt
attention. my15
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L,yEgp oc1. Jnne "a. 1890 P! N: Cotton
stea der; Midsling Uplsnds 1-16d, Middiine
Orleans 7sd. Estimated sales l2.Ooo bales
for speculation and export 2oOO' ,r,
Sales shipments new crop on basis OF Mid
ding Uplands, nothing below Good Ordinary
LATER, 8 PM Cotton unchanged; the
sales to-day include $500 bales American.
Breadstufs quiet.
London, June 24-Bullion increased in
the Bank of England 81, 375, 600 sterling. Tai
low 43, 81.
PARIS, June 17-Specie in the Bank Of
France increased 9,375, 090f.
LIVERPOOL, June "a, p. Motion, sales
on the basis Of Miidling Uplands, nothing
below Low Middling, deliverable August and
September. 7sd; sales new crop. on basis OF
Middling Upiands, nothing below Low Mid
ding, 9-l6
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MARINE.

NEW York. June 24-Arrived: City of New
York, Russia, Ethiopia. Hokon, Adelsteine.
Arrived out: st. Louis, Kent
GALVESTON, June 24.-Arrived: Hsrlan from
Brashear.
Cleared: Harlan for Indianola, schooner J.
McInnis for Tuxpan, schooner Marie for Tux
pan. schooner Hector for Pensacola, in bal
last.
Sailed: Harlan for Indianola.
New YORK, June 24.-Arriyed: Acapulco
from AspinwalL
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THE CITY.

THUNDER SToRM-Y Yesterday at about one
o'clock, during the thunder storm, the light
ming struck the wire of the Morgan's Ferry
Landing, opposite Jackson Square. Jumping
from the wire it struck the instruments. Mr..
Rencade, the operator, luckily was out of the
way and is uninjured.
A portrait OF Prof Morse was totally de-
stroyed this was in the office); the top mast
of the schooner Mary Eveline, lying at the
head of Ursulines streets, and while after
the Italian schooner Oatharine was also dam
aged by the lightning
SMALL ROBBERY Yesterday morning OF or
about IL o'clock, while Mrs. A. Miller, re-
siding at 3l4 Cont street. was at her break
fast sneak thief entered the premises and
stole iewelry and other valuables to the
amount of S35, and made good his escape.
No clue to the thief
BODY FoUNp.-A dead body, found at
Edge Grove Plantation some days since and
which is supposed to be that Of the engi-
neer of the burnt steamer Charles Bodmann,
was brought to the city on the Oriole and
taken charge of by MIR. Bothick, undertaken.
An investigation was held by the coroner OF
the parish Of Plaquemines.
[From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
LARcEN1Es -victorins Bell, charged by NJ.
Couverty with having committed larceny in
the French Market, was locked mp in the
Third Pre- inct Station by Officer Vanhorsen.
Henrietta johnson is charged by Lizzie
Scott with larceny, and not being anle to go
scot free slept in the Eighth Precinct Station,
ander charges most serious.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS. Robert Jennings, a
native Of Ireland, forty weight years of age, was
sent to the Charity Hospital, having gone TO
the Third Precinct Station in o sick and desti-
tute condition.
John Burns, twenty five years of age, who
was brought to the city from the parish of St.
Charles with his foot mashed, was sent to the
Charity Hospital. The wound was inflicted
by pillow while Burns was at work.
Coon ARnEsT.-Ben Alexander and John
Gaffney we're arrested at half past o'clock
A. NJ, Thursday, at the corner of St. Andrew
and Locust streets, and conducted to the
Sixth Precinct Station by Officer Brooks, who
charged them with being dangerous and sus-
picious characters. Judge Adams placed
slem under bonds, $500 each
HIDE AND SEEK-Joseph Bird lew on the
wings of theft to the residence Of one Marx
Felix, and did then and there purloin lot of
beef hides. Officer Garland hearing of this
(h)idling vagrant, locked him in the Second
Precinct charged with larceny.
SUSPICIOUS. - Henry Miller having been
caught proTlipg around the levee. head of
Race street, under rather suspicious circum-
stances with supposed stolen coat. was
hauled in by Officer Murphy to the Harbor.
CAREFUL wA1cHnSo "A goodAsilver watch
il valuable thing. So thinks one Charlotte
Jo.s~a &c. in a. essen. minded b. --r.a
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FROM THE PASSES.

PASCAL OUTRE, june "a, Noon.-Wind
east, fresh. Weather stormy.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Arch Druid; the ship
Northampton and bark Bristol are inside,
bound ou'. awaiting higher tides.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June "a, P. M.-Ba-
rometer $3.50. Wind southe asst light.
The steamship Haytian, from Brazos, ar
rived off this bar this evening, and, after
taking pilot on board, went around to Pass
a-rOutre.
No departures.
PASCAL OUTRE, June "a, P. M.-Wind
sonth, light. Weather cloudy.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Margaret and bark
Bristol.
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DEPTH OF WATER AT PASs-A-EOUTRE.

DEPTH OF WATER AT PASS-A.HOUTRE.
PASCAL OuTRE, June %, 1876.
To Capt. O. W. Howell, Corps Of Engineers,
u. y. A.:
Depth of channel at extreme low tide, tx
teen feet.
Least width for that depth, fifty feet.
High tide at 10 A. NJ yesterday.
Height above extreme low tide, two and q
half feet.
Depth of channel at high tide, eighteen
and half feet
Bottom soft. Bar clear.
G. Fl. ELwELL,
Master of the McAliister.
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BOO X HOUSE
| y 81
-
ROBERT G. ENRICH,
Bookseller and Stationer,
Invites the attention Of the City and County
Trade to his stock Of
Standard, School and Miscellaneous
BOOKS.
His large and varied assortment enablee I'm n
I'LL orders with promptness and accuracy. q
advantage which the trade wiz not b
slow to appreciate.
IN THE STATIONERY DEPART11KN1
May be found complete stock Of
GAP, LETTER AND NOTE PAPER
ENVELOPES, INK, PENS,
PENCILS, STATES, MUOnA01
BLANK, MEMORANDUM
AND PASS BOOKS. Eru
Immediate and careful attention given .
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ENVELOPES AND TINTED, WHITE
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'Hours in q Library" by Leslie Stephen. 81 q
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'sBric-a-Brac Series," Grevlle Memoirs -. 10
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John G. saxes Leisure Day Rhymes" 200
W. R, Greg's "Rocks Ahead. .......2W
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ELEPHANTS ''The Story Of Valentine and his
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Marsden's Zarsaparilla at Vogel & Vilters,
No. 8 Camp street.
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The Rochester Democrat talks about the
President having trimmed his beard being an act
Of "sissorism." This is shear nonsense
Inter- Ocean.
And barber ously dull joke oil around.
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SUCCESSFUL NEW BOOKS F,

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Glow to Write Clearly" by Abbot ......... CO.
"Hours in Library" by Leslie Stephen. 81 q
sBric-a-Brac Series" Moore b Jordan. 500. 30
sBric-a-Brac Series," Greville Memoirs -. ! 80
"Assyrian Discoveries, with Maps, nlustra-
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Jules Verne's seThe Chancellor. ....l 50
John G. Saxe's Leisure Day Rhymes"... 90
W. R. Greg's "Rocks Ahead. ............ an
A. 8. Southworth's "Four Thousand Miles
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Whyte- Melville's "Katerfelto," Story Of
Exmoor Observation-Disclosures. -
Miss Mulock's 'Songs Of our Youth" Set
Farjeon's "Love's Victory" ........... n
Feuillets "Romance Of a Poor Young Man." 1 50
Woolsons Castle Nowhere" ... 400
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Miss Tytler's "Mistress Judith" In
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Benedict's "Mr. Vaughan's Herr" On
Mrs. Maquoid's MY Story. 100
Dolores" charming Novel, by Mrs. For
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They do say the battle was fought on
Breeds Hill, not Bunker. But as the asser-
ton could only breed ill feelings, let US drop
it Exchange
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ASS ycu 3vocs1 fcs Paragon ;sast powders.
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Propositions Of marriage in Nevada are
written on postal cards, and the answer comes
by return mail: "Come on with your preach
ar -
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Msrsden's Zarsaparilla at j. P. Eckleberg 8,
corner st. Charles and Washington streets.
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If you ask the average man what time it is,
six seconds after he has restored his watch to
his pocket he cannot tell you.
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An open letter: o.
A baby two days old talks distinctly al
Detroit, Mich. It is female, of course. Dos
ton Post
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the company.
ARTICLE VII.
Sec. /. The following named stockholders shall
compose and are hereby constituted the first
Board OF Directors and officers of this company
until the first regular electisn, provided for IN
a art KRA ~ to wit President
~. MIA -. ..IfeSlueHt
THOS. TASkER. Vice President
Il. SElG treasurer
A. I. JANlN .....s. .................S Secretary
c. G. JOHNSON,
]. W. LABOUisSE,
H. SCHULTZ, .. Directors at Large.
A. MITCHELL.
NJ. S. BRINGIER.
Sec. 2. They shall be called together by the
President and shall proceed to organize within
one week from the date of this act and said frat
Board shall have and exercise all the powers
herein vested in the Board Of Directors and Off
GERS Of this company.
ARTICLE VIII.
SEC. /. The Capital Stock of this company is
hereby fixed at ONE HUNDRED THOU SAND
DOLLARS (tl0c, 000), represented by one thou
sand shares OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
(s1O0) each.
By previous agreement between the parties
Ave hundred $500 shares are hereby assigned to
the Julius Robert Diffusion Process Company
and are considered as full paid stock.
The other five hundred (5G0) shares are re-
tanned as property Of the Company and open
to subscription, at such time as the Board of
Dire ctors may by resolution determ ne, the full
amount Of each share to be paid for in cash upon
subscribing therefor.
SEC 2. No certificate o. stock shall be issued
until the same is paid in full.
ARTICLE TX.
Books FOR the registry ana transfer of stock
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26
THE. E.EYENING NEWS.
orr IDvEnTisINo AGENTS..
APPLICATIONS TeR PlfIIi.

SIS feet 10 post No. 8; thence, hfth eourss--
north 20 degrees one quarter west 10 feet 70
poet No. I, the point ef beginning. conisininf
~ 100 acres. embracing the top OF apex OF
said lode Il rA
That portion Of this survey In eonhiet With
the Ward company's" y. 3. burvey No. %, u
deseIibcd % follows: .l
neginning at the above described pest No. ].
and thence running. npt oourss-west xsH
feet 10 poet No z; thence. second coure-soutli
degree Is minutes ea,t Goa feet 10 post No. >;
thence. third coure--east tGO feet: thence,
fourth eourse-norih u degrees one.hali wet
<sy feet; thepee. hth course--uorth % degrees
one quarter west iis feet 10 poet No. ], the
point OF beginning: containing b1.i0o acres:
leaving sl.iU0 acres not In conflict. Courses
and bearings expressed frum tfuc meridian.
magnetic variation 10 degresp one half east.
This claim IL bounded On tia noth snd east
by the mining round of the Julia Silver Mining
Co.'s claim, snd on tho south By the ksropA
Company's mlnine claim, and WAS located By
W. X. Judd, the nd day OF January, is1t, aud
recorded In Hook d OF pre-emptions and lota.
tlons, pasr n. OF STOREY county records, In
Virginia Ciiy. Nevada. ID ru I'D. r
Kcicrcncels hereby made TO the plat and
ncld Iotss on nlc IN thi. once. and 10 the plat
posted upon the claim, for further description
IT, ADOLPHus wAIrZ, Register.
IA. stephens. Attorney, Virginia Ciiy.
ft5 God
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE No. 262.
N. n. Suryey Ne. 100.

TT q. LAND OPPloE. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, February Is, iyIs.--Sotics 10
hereby given that John Ryan. wliose postoniee
address IL n 0old lilll. In Storey counly, STATE
OF Nsvsds, has this day made application ior
patent for ffteen hundred q .sool linear Isst o.
with surface ground. containing u - lUo acres.
embracing the top or apex of raid lode, sm-
elAliy surveyed and dcsignated ~ U. =. Survey
or Lot No. loo. In Township sixteen llG) posth,
Range twenty-one l2i) osrt, Mount Diablo Base
and Meridian. In the 1old nin xinlnE p,s DE-
described ~ TO n,etes and bounds At the surface
By the plat and neld notes on hls In this once
a. follows, TO wit: .--. a..
Beginning si Post No. I. situsted on east side
of Gold Canyon. about 100 feet northehsteriy
from the old Pioneer Foundry. and about go ieet
souihsriy from The Lady W..hIneicn heissnE
20 degrees west COS feet TO Post Nc. .; thence
north IL degrees wet ass feet TO Poet No. 3;
theme north u degrees IS minutes esst 60 fee,
10 Post No. 4: thence south II degree. cast 4ss
feet 70 Poet No; Q; thence sos'h 10 degrees
n Degrees IS mInutes west 3sa feet 10 Poet No.
1, the place ofbcginning, containing iS " lW
acres, eourpes and bcafings expressed from
true meridian. magnetic variation i6k degrees
east.
works. bear south sIH degrees west; the lAdy
Wsshlngton hoistlng wOrks bear north IN
degrees west. the New York holstine work.
bssr north SsK degrees west. fost No. of
I, q, survey Ne. G5, Alta Company, beam south
t0decrecs east, diptant T3 feet, snd The qnar'
Ter section corner on the south line OF SEXTON
ny. - in tosp.hp ,!.ise, Ms, neSs; Hs,iSI,C t,nso
S..fs Sm ..3 % fOss No. a g. .oSih
ffsl de1rccs east, distant thirteen hundred and
seysnty (isTp) feet; the ssid poet No. of tnis
Memphis claim, heing Identical with Post No.
4 Of the Lady washington companys U. =:
suryey Ne. 81; the said lode and surface ground
hereby described - y. =. survey NO. lte. and
for which patent :. sought, a. Aforesaid. was
located and taken up - the Memphis Company:
Constoek Ledge; record whereof may he found
Al usres ioo and iIo Of Book d, OF Prc.cmptiens
and Locatisns, Storey County Rec0rds. krpt et
tke once Of the County ltecorder 81 Virginia
civ. Nevada; the said Memphis Calm, Or U.
3. su,rey, No 100 herein sought TO be paten.
ted, being bounded on the eat BY the Alta
Mining Calm. or Y. \. survey NO. ID: and u
bounded on the vest BY the Lady Washington
Cempsny. or a. y. survey No. W; tho lode
herein applied for, extending LOO feet north
eriv fruri the psuthern boundary Hnc OF said
McmphIs claim Or y. a. survey No. ioc, reier'
enee 10 hereby made TO the plat an'Lheld no'ss,
an 6ls IN this ONCE and 10 the plat pertsd upon
the elsim for firther description thereof.
ADoLPiiUs Waltz. Register.
Hort, sssrs D Mckee. Attorneyr. san fr,n'
eises. i f- hcieoea
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What Did He nean7

Old Mr.. Throop. up on Eighth street,
Is hs good as he is corpuleni. and has n
way OF singing hymns in soft undertones
"A he coe. along tho street. Yesterday
morning h. was picking his way along
the slippery grade down Division street.
singing. M usual. and he just finished
the line. - charge to keep have,
when ho felt terrible copcussion. and
the mir was full Of hats and spsetaeles
AMI red hsndkerchieis and arctic over
Shoes, AMI old Mr.. Throop blended his
hymn into "Dog gone the diddledy dad
hinged Internal old trap to the sol dinSed
Pixies" And Of all tho people who
helped him up and handed him hi.
things not one could tell what he meant
by those remarkable phrases. and We
don't believe no knew himself.--B'u-
EIsgion Ifavksy.
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UNITED STATES REoisTGR's
SUMMONS.
Nsnber 53J.

JyTnE U. \. LAND oppIcg. OF THE Dis.
i trict II Carson City, Ney.-The gcople
OF the United states TO JAMES CARSON
greeting: You are hereby summoned 90 ap-
pear before me, at my once. In oarson CITY,
on the 18th day of April. 4. D. 1873, o. u
O'Clock A. y to answer 10 the complaint OF
Samu,l l.. Mating. averring yvIr claim 10 that
portion ~ Lot No. 81, block No. eight 0D,
range "D," lying Immediately back Of lpts Nos.
a. and q. $50 feet ea,t and west, and 100 feet
north and souih. In the town site Of Gold I'LL,
storey county and State Of nevada, 70 be m.
Jusi and Illegal: and. then and there. do Sou
show eause, " any there DO, why the claim Of
raid Samuel l.. Mating shsli not be recognized
~ lust Aud legal. and be allowed TO enter the
paid land--failina In which Judgment viii be
taken against you.
cItixsn- 0rsrting: Mako service and return
hereof. .. .tI..l.
Given under my hand this iiih day Of March
ADOLrHUs wAiTZ.
mhls 3pi Register. District Of ca-on City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26
NOTICE.

NJoTlc. Is IgREDy OWEN TO c. NOW.
IN efy, 20. IIaynien, J. Cook. @. fanson, u.
Jamss, 4. W. Whlinsn. .. stcddard. w. hlles
(or MIchaeis), ]. fiesiey. and all other, whom
II may concvrn. eo-ownerr In that ecnsin m,n.
i.,sd And Ro,irh and Ready Company. situate
on Inc west eide OF Grizzly fisyinet Gold I'LL
Mining District, Siorry County. being Two
ihaa.snd feet in length. and locsted April ioth.
isO: That I. !, Q, Caldwell, eo-ovnef. have
ossohcr III 10 and incindIng December aist.
INA. anountins 20 the sum oi Two Hundred
and Rightly Dollars IN gch coin, reasired Syy y
smount 6ae nom eaeh Of the per.ops above
noii6ed that unless the pspe 10 paid within
nineiy DAYS, your respective Interests will Be
foiIriied undsr the prosisicps bfsaid Aet.
- y I1If4 y '|f.li J. c. CALDWELL.
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