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New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
COTTnN MARKETs.

GALVESTON Sept 2s-Cotton dun and heavy; Midiltng,
lOc.: Low Mhding, lOc. Good Ordinary, g4c. Eet Ie
ccips 1899 bales sales, $50 bales stock, GII55 bales
WILMINGTON, sept 2S.-COtOn guet Middlmg, lO2c. Low
Middlng Oc Good Ordinary, 9c net receipts 404 pHlcs
stock, 1897 bales. ..
AUG;'sTG, sept 2s-Couon easter; Mddln2, 10alOlsc.;
Mddluc 9i2 T9'sc; Good Ordinary Sg0oAci receipts
l.4Gl bales sales, l.O2T bales.
nIPHIs sept 2s.-COtt0n weak Mddhng, lOl2d lose
receipts sOS bales shipments l25 bales sales $50 Dales
tTStISSGT sept 2s-Cotton dull MiddlIng lOSsc: Low
Middng lUilc Good Ordinary, 9c.I receipts 80 bales
shpmeis I2T bales sales 256 bales stock, 1888 bales
CHARLESTON, sept 2~.COttOn easyi AddlUg lO2c; Low
Middnng lOsGl0Ac. Good Ordinary, gac net receipts,
1854 bales sales 1000 bales stock 2l,59O bales.
Low Hddng 8asQ9asci Good Ordinary 9c.; net receipts
7O3 DIes exports tO France, l24 bales eOastWise 752
bales sales, & o bales; stock, IO,0l9 bales.
SORFOLK sept 2S.C1ttJn duh; M.ddlng l0c; net re-
cspts 1893 baes exports cOaswse, ls'o bales sales
2li bales; stock. 5,2Il bales.
LouIsyIIIE sent 2S-C0tt0n quiet; Mdding, 1886.
81 LOUIS sept 2S.-COttOn lower; hddlng, lOlci Low
bidding lOC Good Ordinary, 9c; receipts l53 bales
shipments. ljJ baes: stock. lG3s bales.
BALTIMORE sept. 2s,-Couon dull &iGiling. lie. Low
bales: exports oOasrse 80 bales sales 1875 baes to spin
ners 80 bales; stock 6u5 bales
B0srOS sept 2S-COttOn steady; Mddling. II he; Low
Midlng LEI Good Ordinary, l02c; grOsS receipts, 40
exports tO Great Britain lsi brs stock blO bales
NFw.ORlFAEs sept 2S.-COtton-LOwer grades steady
Ordinary g2c receipts 3,j3 bales; gross $500
bales exports SoasSse 1891 bales sales $500 bae stock
PGiDGLrurA sept 2sCotton-HOliday net receipts, 90
sAvlSyGn sept .S-CottOn steady; MiddnF 1890. Low
Mdug Oc. Good Ordinary 9c. net receBt- 945 bales;
gross bales; exports Great Britain, lO2 bales
cOlstse 29i6 bales sales 1884 bales stock 448 bales
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
THE MARKETS.
[Carefu!ly reported for THg TgIBtgI.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT

THURsDAY, SeDt. 2, 1916.
ASTTES-Thcre quiet and unchanged market quota
tiOns still being nOmnay 4ac for Pots and 6ic for Pearls
CoALIy auction today l07,500 tons LackaSanna were
sold including g. 80 tons Lump at - l22G$3 l5 S95bQ
tons Crate At 81 IL 2at3 20 1880 tons Egg at - Z2@
SO 80; 49, 200 tons stove at B40S4 90 y ton.
COFFEE-The market for Rio very hrm but neces-
sary quier In OF supplies sales the ont
ports trnspTed The stock Of Brazil at all ports S5A4
bags including 535 here $500 az Galveston s26 at Bal
timOre and 1,6S3 al Hampton Roads Mild grades very
un to-day 1000 bags MaracaibO Sold part at &C., gold
besides t late sles embraced 657 mats Java
MaacaibO b- IaguayIa and 2G9 bags Savanla
The stock Of MID grades stated early in the day az
2lOS bags and 2O,576 mats the latter Java, including
5,y7 D2gS CeyOn 1855 MaIacabo, ls04 Mexican, aad
lSi7 Savanla General quntatio as follows; o or
dnaTy l554C; Fair l1C Good, lSltc PRIME IL
extreme nge for lots 10 a !0c Java - a22c singapore
1TalSC; Ceyon l6l2dlSc HaracsbO 1G0lI ec L9guayra
lG40l1 ac Jamaica l52al7c SantO Domingo l5c Porto
Rico 6 dl7+ Costa Rca. l6d &c., Mexican &c;
Manila 10 va huPOstnra, 10 nl7C; Sayania, To- 2D
l7iqc Curacao. ladlBc., Hll gold.
COTTONhero being only moderate demand for Cotton on
th spot thcmarkut weak hUUg without quOtabe change
The erecepts the ports 1897 bales against 4Gl bales
last week. and fOl bales this day last The
sales were l15 bales Of which 1853 last evening" including
go for consumption and 2j6 for speculation The nominal
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
Inc Market Tor mercantile paper Is actFe, ah
the following is the basis of rates.

The following were the rates for New-York ex-
change at the places named to-day: Savannah, L
discount; Cincinnati, steady and firm, par; New
Orleans, commercial par, bank Il Chicago, 70
discount; St. Louis, 100 TO 125 di scount; and
Charleston, easy, ss-discount ls0par The
United States Treasurer to-day received $1,000
600 National bank notes for redemption. The
customs receipts at Washington to-day were
$5OO,OOO The internal revenue receipts footed
up 100000 The following is the Clearinghouse
statement to-day: Currency exci0nges, SG7,426,-
S17; currency balances, Sl,S03,7i7j gold ex-
changes, $40 9Gg. .G39 gold balances, 81, ,593,2SG
United States securities were quiet and devoid of
any important feature, and the quotations, which
give considerable disparity is reported between the
views of buyers and sellers on the whole rather
easier There were sales of coupon j-2Os Of 1867 at
116l2; coupon 5-20s of 1868 at 11sas; coupon new
ives at 114's, and new AZ per cents at 11lli To-
day S420.90G five and six per cent bonds were with
drawn from the Treasury Department, and new Az
bonds substituted as security for National bank noe
circulation. We annex latest street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
e annex latest street quotations:

In State bonds Missouri plain Gs were strong at
1851 paid aud bid, and District of Columbia 3G5s
weak at 71I4 New North Carolinas sold at 6 for
July and January issue. and Funding act Of S66 at
5. Old IenUeSSees were steady at 44Ia4dl y,
Louisiana cOnsols fetching % for small bonds The
following .he cmrEcnL nMlLlLimns:
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

tme kopd pdfassss''ss'
Despite the fact that the money market indicates
more or less improvement from day to another,
the rates for its temporary use show only little
hardening tendency. Demand loans to-day were
done at 203 per cent, and some shifting of loans
was reported, rates being marked up to these figures
by parties with whom for some time they had been
lying at lower charges. There has been consider
able shipment of currency hence westward during
the last few days, though not yet having reached
limit to permanently affect the relations of supply
and demand The movement is yet in its inciplency
and il is likely TO continue several weeks it is not
improbable loanng rates may advance in the inter
val though any stringency is considered out of the
question 10y those in a situation to forecast the fu
tuTe.
The market for mercantile paper is active, and
the foIlnyving is the haSig of rateg.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
0ouartnsrship Nolicrs.
THls Is TO CERTIFY-

V,HlS Is TO CERTIFY-
L + Thag DAVID H. LINDAUER Of the City and stats
of New York viii continue the business OF manol
a ending CORS t carried the late nrn OF Crofty
Lind uer IT. That the PRINCIPAL place o. said o.iss1 &
viii he t ths CITY OF New.YOrk III Ihat sala
he conducted under the firm nsme OF Cloi IL q lIs-
which nrm Is hereby certified VIII De eon
NJ hy David nj Iindaner OF the City and State of
New YORK al resd she said David II Lneager DeinF tne
ov snryying PARTNER OF the said late nrm ot Croty I'm
Ser wbeh rn had business relations with foregn
Wipsss my and seal this third DAY q Aak1sh
state Of city and County OF S5 W. came
the ftcepth day August 1878 before me pc s
nsvid vi IIniauer personally Known 70 % S
nal described In, and who executed the iyrssons ''
snd sclna Neiged that no executed the sape. -
p II HANLON. Notary Pubi.e kts1ks k,a1k OoohS' ~ -
E1led m County Clerks ofice. Aug ID 1910
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

ve lOS Paris avces quote five per cent rentes at l06
sc the account sugar 26@25 cwt for NO Dntcn
Standard on spot and 25 FOR DO afOat Talow, All
owt .-..,o :,
LONDON, Sept 2s-Evenng-L -Lnsoed Cake, sloSelo 81
ton
PARIS Sept % Tho specie tho Bank Of France has IN
creased 1854 0OOf during te past week Exchange on
Loudon, q &c. for short sight
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
Good Ordinary.


Ordinary Utifa Mtdig l'Ia
For future delivery there improyemcut IN business
AT a sales yesterday after Scpt'tl
bcr 5, 0, lil.cT 2oO ll4yc octo5er coo acc; 100
l5s.c: November, 100 llaac.; 600, llal-C December
100 llpgc.; GCO llc. January, lJ, 'zzc. go. c
February, 100 llsJsc, Toal 30 ubale- flrn c IVo
Total -OObR--. EcCUd CaiSeptrmbcF 100. II &c.
December 100 llssc.; January, 5On ll.l5c Aptl 100
Ile7,c Total 300 blra. Third gqilDCOGcr 100 llazc. ;
January, l,jOp l'lsc April 100 G. Lot9 200 D2lSs
sales today M y. m.--CpCmheT 100 ll'slc. l3uO
isc October 300 a,gc; 2sJO, utiec IUO0 lfsgc; No
venber 460p. II sc 90 llS3ci D,cember 900, Fac.
100 li5.c; 500 li7,sc 800 ilsc January 300 lliasc
2lOO lisisC IebIgary, goo IL 2c; 100 l"3c 500 u Ec
100. llGac. 100 IL zc March lpgO ia hsc; Apn J., O
10 bales grand total 25 900 bales The market tho
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

sales for the d2v. ~
T. 4 w 7ls seller 10 days. g. seller GO lays 81
cell 6Odaya 5Ssse 10 days R22's seller 81 days
To-day being holiday in Philadelphia there was
no meeting at the Stock Board, but Reading was
quoted as selling in the street at 3ll2 and 81.
The following table of prices of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, as received by telegraph
from San Francisco is furnished by William Ward
Drexel Building:
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

January private terms; the West 100 boxes
Long Clear sds9o for October and 6c oI september
...LARD-The market on the spot was nrIn with fair
business futures were dun and about steady but closed
s1O 5OdsI0 So and SO cs arrive at $40 81
October held az sO so also so for November al ~ St
for the remaDdeF ot the YEAR al - SS5 72 closing
offered at 80 20 and brokerage aud 900 tea Tor January a.
- 80 asked; for the remainder Of the year, 80 SO BID
and 81 72 asked for January ~ ~ 90 od ana "a ~ 40 20
cy a9g'A Steam al 81 81 SO $50 s ea at $40 s7sso %
$50 s o for November o al SO s7 go fcs Tor south
America gil % and 100 tcs Choice Tor the West hus
State o;hrwse hedemand light and prceswere without
material change state, entire daires az 26d3c for lair 10
S 9ee ns sSte a S or Common G5 S' 10 % Prime
Bee tor Choices State Flrsns at 2jd3lc. ior fIT II
20 rroe @ aSo S5f to oF p%s s for cRGes state
tnos at 26a2gc. for Ear to Prime ana SVe. S,@ @ iot
chees Western tubs At l6%S{S or c%@@on tor to ae sn
TO Prime; 22d23c for Choce Western Creamery az 500
33c for Good TO Prime aud SjG37c for Cholcei
state Factory s0e. for Fair 20 Goods 9laal2te for
Good TO Choice and l22SlSe Tor Fancy s,as Day y ~
Far Prime l0dl1%c TOR Fine 20 Choice, and lOI2G
IL 70 for Full Cream CheddaT EGGS were IN laT deman M
and values remained firm Long Island and swJerS 5 5
2762Sc State aud Pennsylvania az 26e27c western al 20
d25ac the latter for Choice, and Canada az 20 20 2e
Of Carolina we're within the range 5b06Lo, while
pretty good trade IN Louisiana Rice was done at 42a6c te
sEEDs-New Timothy Seed wa ood demand for exlort,
AMI 500 bags sold at 81 sOgSi the mYlt nuiS I M
SrEARIN-The market was steady at l2~i2'ec = ID Ior
Cboice Western
iO7c Granulatcd lO7sc Cut Loaf, II ici Soft White A.
standard, lOSGlO<c; do. Od A." lOsc; White Extra
Raw sugar was dull and nomnay unchanged 18cJ hhts
Cuba Mnscayao sold last evening az Sc for taI ens
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
Nllscellluenus
Dentlstrp

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS;
"a mechanical dentistry; reasonable charges satisfaction
guaranteed. l2s West thirty .lourth.st NEWBR00SH.
COMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FULl-MY Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and SUB
sancel for artificial teeth excel everything hereo'Sse OF
appreciated; made 10 one day, and only slO 20 ~ per
Call and examine. Also best Rubber ss Ola olV 20
Sl5 Gold aud Patna S45. Extracting under sAs,
Dr n c. WAIT as East Twentv-thrist near hadison'sYe
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

The foreign adyices continue tame and affairs
there are equally as dull as on this sidc OF the
Atlantic In London the British consols are shade
easier than yesterday, closing at 966l6 for both
descriptions United States securities were strong
at yesterdays prices except for the new i've per
cente which are up to 10S old 1865 leaving of at
LOG: tenforties at 1O82i and 1s67s at 100. Erie
ruling at 9Ss. Tomorrow will be the regular fort
nightly settling day on tie London Stock Exchange;
to-day being ticket day. The managers Of tho Bank
of England also held their regular weekly meet
ing to-day, but they made no alteration
In the minimum rate of discount. and it still rules
current at 2 per cent, but at the leading discount
hanks 1 per cent, aud even lower is taken quite
freely. During the week 100000 in bullion was
withdrawn from the bank The proportion of re-
serve 90 liabilities which was last week G3ls per
cent, 1s now 620sc The Bank OF France during the
week reported gain of S54 600 francs In Pars the
French per cent rentes opened aud closed lower at
JOG 52lo there being no quotation Of sterling ex-
change on London. The foreign exchange market
continues weak and the official asking rates Of the
standard drawers are on the basis of S4 SO TO the
for 60 days bills, and 4 S412 FOR three days sight
The selling rates are lower say 81 S2a$4 S24 end
81 s3I2. TIE gold market was as usual, dull. with
sales at 1O07sl5 no. the rInness of the prices IN
view Of the many reasons why it should rule lower
being partially accounted for by the large outstand-
ing short interest and the good rates received by
the parties long Of gold for its daily use. These were
to-day . 2l2, 3. and per cent per aunum. Since
Sanday the Assay Office here has received from
Europe $500, 900 in gold coin, and $4,000 more IL
reported en- route. The operation is not fully un-
dersioOd and cannot be looked upon as boding any
good after tLe experiences in this particular way OF
former years. The Assistant Treasurer paid ont
$4,000 in coin interest on the public debt and
$2sOO in redemption Of called bonds. The opera
tons az tho Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, S2377s, ,OGO; gold balances, Sl,67O,5lO;
currency balances, 81, $4,000. We annex principal
quotations OF gold
,sgg....o95 j no ,.99ll0o992s SS lII99
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
mAvANA MARKETa.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAVANA Sept 2s-spauish gold, 22S Sba229. Exchange
weak the United States, 60 days, currency lG@ dls
count short sight do, A2G4 discount Sugar Hat
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

NOmiuaI qu tatirus follows: tubh-hehg, Inferior
70 Common SaSLc Refining. FAIR, SIC; Refining, Good
gp; Prime gisc; grocery Fair 10 Choice t4aJosf$ Cen
triugA 81 7ci NOlasse, hhds and boxes, ~ SSsj Nc
ladd 5d7iic; Cay,d boxes, d. :. N0s. 10 SGs ?c 90
do N0a 10 u . SJdB4C; do. do, Nos. - 10 10, 32@
Zoe. DO. do Nos lG TO ~ l0elO'ac DO do, Nos 10 10
90 lO[dllc do. White. IOall.Ac Porto Rico Rrhlhng
Common Prime, SLagsc do GIcceT, Fair 70 Choice %
dgar Brazil -. :. Nos tO ~, Gs409C; Java = NOS
10 - ~. S7saJAci Manila, 7sf d~sO. z.. q.
TALLOw-Tbe msrAet was less firm; sales, $4,000 ID
WHisKY"The market was a s6ade frmer with sales Of
$50 bbs at IL ~ = gallon.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
6ndntidI.
TOTICE

NOTICE.
IN All persons interested securities Of the ATTAIN
TIOANDRACIFIC RAILROAD Co d. Ting to participate N
OrganEatiOn OF the ST LOUIS An D SAN FRANCIsCo
RAILWAY Co.. accordance with the plan adopted by me
BOndholders Committee Of said and r. RI must sgny
such dese prior 20 Sept 80 1876 and an subscriptions 70 tho
Of the organization male under said plan ns
be settled before October a. 1876 or the pryegod
viii be forfeited. A. PIERCE,
Rooin s6 Broad.st., N. r.
FVN0 Capitalists, Quarrymen, Contractors, and
ohers-AttentOn Is requested 20 advertisement In Tho
N Y Herald Of sept % and Oct OF sae OF the WORTH
INGToN QUAR IN Ohio and Michigan.
Y EVANTED-SEAT in New York Stock Ex-
w change Address. stating price POstof1ce Box 46I
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
Dankins 6ouses ano Bankers.
FgSK g. fla Oh,
BANKERS,
No 8 NASSAU-ST. NEW-YORK.
No. 5 NAssAU-sT, NEw-YoRK.

We give particular attention 10 DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES.
and prepared all to buy sell In large small
amounts all classes Of investors Orders BY mad or
telegraph will receive careful attention.
shall pleased TO furnish Information in reference TO all
matters connected investments Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, coll
LECT DIVIDENDS, and TOWN, COUNTY, and STATE
COUPONS, &c. and buy and sell on COMMISSION all MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT We receive deposits
femittances subject draft allow interest be cred
moay balances averaging for the month BON 81 coo
the Of three per cent annum, aud on ba
averaging 5000 az tho Of four per cent
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

The earnings OF the Toledo, Peoria and Warsa"
RaIysv for the third week Of September were Si2,-
og2 against $35 210 for The corresponding week OF
1875; increase, S7,7Si. =,
road for the second week of September were ~ IS1
against so, ,S44 for the same mileage ~ 1879. Inc
additiopa earnings for the Trinidad Extension were
$2656. ..,; :;
The following interest payments are announced In
our advertising e0lunns
TIE coupons due Oct ON the land debenturGs OF
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company ,wlli NC
paid at the ofice oil Trask Il. Stone, No. Aewst.,
on Oct. 2.
The coupons Of the first mortgage bonds, OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company (San Joaquin
Valley branch and OF the land bonds, due Oct /,
Will be paid at the Office Of FISK q hatcu' NO.
Nassau-st
Ihe coupons Of the first mortgage bonds OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company OF California
due Oct l. viii be paid at No. Nassau-st. ana NO.
II Pine-st. New-YQrk.
The coupons Of the following bonds, maturing
Oct will be paid and after Oct. 2, AZ the ONCE
of Messrs. NJ. X Jesup, Patton q CO., No. 52 WI
liam-st,, New-York 4, Chicago and Alton income; incomes
Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta second mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
Illarole auo Slate alantels.

MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS
w at GREATLY REDUCED PRICEsi also. Monuments,
HeasOnes Plumbers and Furaiture slabs Marble Counters
and Thing A KLABER l3i lSS last lsthst uear 3dAye
ID HAND, 81 West 33d-st., near Broadway,
manufacturer Of Plaster Censrpeces and Bracket new
and designs largest assortment In the eity carefully
packed m Of the at the lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
oFrTcR oP CHASE & ATKNs BASKRRs, No is BRoAD-sT,
NPVy Eant 1870
Business Chances.

TOR SALE-The FIXTURES and STOCK
4 OF a SHOEBLACKING AAEUFACTORY. sells 20
trade direct hrstcl2ss business for I've man
RIGGS & Co.. l23 South 7thst, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
Gaplnes Banks.
Druloeno Notlres.

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.-The coupons due oct on the LAND DE
BENTURES Of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Will be pad at our office on MONDAY
mex the TRASK q STONE,
No Z New-st, New.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
financial.

A MEXICAN MINING B0ARD.-Members'
~ Tickets ready delivery at the Temporary rooms In
the DroNel Building. WALWORTu WAhp,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-25

SOLE AaENoY.-W. B. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post. Daily En-.
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York newspapers, school books,
stationery, music, cigars and tobacco,
Press Wsnd's Saloon. II
Tbs immense sales of Hale's Honey
Of Horshound and Tar proves that the
people consider II the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and all pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all druggists. Pixies
Toothache drops cure in one minute.
DAILY ENTEnpRlsE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. s. F. Gall, Salt Lake
Tribune and =. F. Courier sold by
W. r. Wilson, dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco. at Press wand'a
Saloon. II
Ice IoE IcE lis. B. Martina once
more announces himself as being in the
field with large supply of fine. oleaI
ice. which will be sold at a REASONABLE,
price. Leave orders at Fulks & Mo
Alpin's.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, April pa dispatch from
Rome reports that the Osservatore
Romano, newspaper. was sequestrated
yesterday for publishing the Pope's
pastoral letter thanking the Bishop of
Orleans for his letter to SiRnor Mang-
hetti, in which violent attack was made
on the Italian law rendering priests liza
able to military CONSUMPTION.
A disptch from Lisbon reports the
death of the Princess Isabella, aunt of
Dom Pedro. She was Regent of Portugal
during the childhood Of her niece.
PARIS, April 24.-Page. Liberal Con-
sentative, was elected to the Assembly
from Monta Baum.
CAIso. April 24.-The Egyptian troops
have began their homeward movement
from Abyssinia.
LONDON. April pa dispatch from
Barbadors says that riots have occurred
throughout the island, plantations and
houses are being sacked, animals de
stfoyed and an enormous destruction o
property has taken place. Over forty o
the rioters have been shot. The troop
are actively employed. The city o
Bridgetown is threatened; business j
suspended and families are seeking ship
ping for safety. The rioters say tha
they have the Governors sanction 70
their action. An immediate recall 9
Governor John Pope Hennessy is n
quisite to save the colony.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-25

From BKILEvILLE.-Miles CULLEN re-
ceived letter on Sunday last from his
Son, Tommy, who writes from Belleville,
Esmerelda County, New. Dan Robbs is
with him and has gone to work at black
smithing, his feet which were frozen
going from Phoebe are getting along
finely. They were not in such bad con-
dition as at first supposed. He reports
the camp as being little lively.
The MALE. McAvoy left Phoebe on
Friday morning to meet tie wagon
coming from Hamilton with the mails to
Phoebe. He was Obliged to drive to
Washburn's before he succeeded in
meeting it. He returned to Phoebe on
Sunday afternoon about half past three
O'Clock with four days mail.
RrPrrrrNo.-At the San Francisco
Brewery, on Meadow Valley street, yester-
day men were employed whitewashing,
painting and papering. The proprietors.
Messrs. Miller & Bennett intend to have
the saloon entirely renovated for the
| Summer and Fall.
REruRNEp.-BobW Wilson. Deputy Shef-
| if, returned from Woodbridge, Califor-
mia, to which place he conveyed the two
insane persons from Phoebe. He stayed
in California about four days. During
his trip he had no trouble with the indi'
viduals under his charge.
DECORATION committee from
Phoebe Lodge No. %, and Mount
Vernon Encampment No. s, I. o. o. F.,
were yesterday busily engaged in decora'
ting Browns Hall preparing for the an
niversary ball to be given Wednesday
evening.
JUSTICE CoURT. There were no bust
ness transactions yesterday in the Justic'
Court of public importance. The cas-
of b. Ward against Mrs. JAS. Bass is Sc
for to-day at IL o'clock.
RIppATH's H1sToRY.-W. r. Wilson
has just received copies of Ridpath'
History of the United States. He ais
has extra copies of the Daily Enter
prise.
ARRIVED. Charley Heath arrived fror
Hike yesterday. He reports that affair
4. there are as quiet as usual. The eI
livenine song of the ,nusquitos is hear
now nightly from dark to dawn,
FIRE WARpEN.-Fire warden W. E
Z Knerr WAS busily employed yesterday
searching around and having rubbish
: dirt, &c. removed from the neighborhoo
9 of houses and stores.
l. BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo
h Co. shipped bullion yesterday valued
Z $21 ,499.
: A PONY mail left Phoebe yesterdt
' morning for Eureka, also one for tn
:. Muddy and Arizona.
ANOTHER batch of ore was brought
- yesterday from Dufin's mine at Toque
vile, Utah.
- MAJOR GLENDoN arrived from Hi
> with Charley Heath yesterday.