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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-04


We strolled through the Sazerac
saloon yesterday. in company with the
proprietors, and was astonished to note
the improvements under way and
nearly completed. They have made
thorough work OF it, and instead Of
adding another story have come very
near erecting a new building in fact,
all that remains of the old one, is the
floor and a portion of the ends. Down
stairs the arrangements have been
completely changed. The bar has been
overhauled and put in fi~rst-class order,
and the same thing done to the lunch
stand. The billiard tables are turned
lengthways of the building, thus OBJ
tanning more and adding to h
comfort of the players. While doing
this the tables were leveled, new cloths
put on, and they are in as good order
as the first day they were set up. The
walls are dazzlingly white, relieved by
gilt holdings, and the effect il very
good. Chandeliers of a neat and tasty
pattern are suspended at intervals from
the middle of the room, and the nu-
1tA PS vi IN q n
I'VE the scene. The one hanging in
front of the bar is an elegant piece of
work, and will attract attention at once.
Leaving the down stairs department
we proceed by a handsome staircase to
the club-rooms in the second story.
The stairway is broad, and deliberately
decorated with scroll work cut in a
unique and elegant design. The stairs
are covered with plates of rubber, thus
Obviating the noise that would natural
ly result from the tread of many feet.
On gaining the top, one is ushered into
a large and roomy hall, with high CELL
ings, and finished off in the same style
as the room below, viz: snow white
walls and gilt holdings. This room,
we understand, will be devoted to
the fascinating game of keno, and
its destinies will be under the con-
troll of Charley Pryor, who has rented
it for that purpose. Charley has fitted
it up with furniture to correspond with
the balance of the institution, and will
whirl the globe for his patrons bene-
fit nightly. The tigers haunt is at the
rear of the keno room, the door lead
ing to it being directly opposite the
head OF the stairway. He Is a luxuri-
beast, and has had his quarters
fixed up in the most gorgeous style.
The room is really a gem, and by all
odds the finest in Eureka. The back
ground of the walls is of a light blue
tinge. relieved with classic statues, and
the ceiling is deliberately frescoed. The
center-piece is a marvel of beauty, and
pendant from it hangs a splendid six
light bronze and gilt chandelier. The
whole, taken together, is a triumph of
the decorators art and reflects credit
on the designer and workman. We
have merely glanced at the main fea-
lures of the place, and leave the de-
tails for our readers personal inspec-
ton. Messrs. Smith & Caravan, the
proprietorS, inform us that they will
throw the doors open tomorrow after
noon, and their customers will have
an opportunity Of renewing their pleas
ant relations with these popular cater
ers. The wine and liquor department
will be found up to the usual standard,
and skillful compounders of delicious
beverages will preside over the bar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-04
The Austin Election.

The municipal election in Austin last
Monday resulted In the election Of the
following gentlemen: Mayor, d. b.
Starratt; Aldermen-First Ward, IA.
Wright, M. Finnegan and G. p. Soule;
Second Ward, Henry King, Melville
Curtis and James II. Burgess; City
Attorney, w. X. Logan. The Marshal
snd Clerk are TO be appointed by the
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Bullion q.

wells, Fargo e. Co. made the fol-
morning:
Four bars from Phoebe to New York,
valued at 81 $3.50 So.
Two bars from Phoebe to New York,
valued at 81 COZ 92.
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Swinging Around the Circle.

Judge j. M. Murphy, Of Idaho,
wnite Pine, Phoebe, Panamint and
Eoso, now hangs his single out in
n-adwood. He is the travelingest dis
v'pie OF Blackstone west Of the Rock
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The Relsmout.

some good ore has been found in q
mine OF this name on Adams Hill. II
= oeing worked by ex-Sherif Sullivan,
~ao is highly pleased with the pros
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81 Ia.

a late official letter says the vein in
~, .ue " inze Is growing much softer and
VAs 10 every way moro encouraging.
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SAN Francisco. May 8.
MORNING BOARD.

-, onb;r-aN 9x % sM 81
o. OK WNexican-5 513 400. 5o5
,o 9S3 tiould i Curry-3H 800, 81 322c
IFS Bsst ! Rslch ,r1 az d ~ y ~ ~ lig ~
s $sS S Ssla9s" asoo 2soc co Is cG ) A
o se s Sap. Virginia-NH IN 27 2sA 23H 2b
It m C6ollar-29 2JA 29% 2sh
TX n Hale 4 Nercross-l3oc
.75 Crown Point-55h
tx Yellow JackSt-3N 1859 350c
az imperiai-75c Zoe 65c
is0 imperinl-6oc
go Kentuck--2H
30 AIpha-9N wa
5IO Beicher A 4lc
81, SO Sienna S~ssada.2loc else 4 ~
~, aS BBuniiiionO2i a leoe l4oc ~
$40 Exchequer ~
70 Seq. Belcher-l3 Pm
40 Oyerman-10n lOH loHb5
,SS5 Justice-55M5 81
40 Union Con.-270c 2SOc
80 Caledonia l6oc 1850 Use ~
1000 Julia-25c Zoe
ito Silver I'LL 25c l5c zoo
425 Challenge -25c 5Vc
AZ N. \. Con DC
25 Apdes-4 0c 45c 800
5 prospect-,Soc
so M. Star -3H
aO Trcjan-45c
EVENING BoARD
80 RAYMOND l. Ely-3h 81
80 Eureka Con. -loh
4iO Lsopard-1 @s
$40 Northern Belle.l4Z AT H1s $40
655 Manbattan-7 Va On
49, De'rees-lUc NJ
TO Grand Prize sue "a
1870 Modoc-21s 26Oc 2ooc
100 New Coso-3M
50 G.. Chariot-20c
500 Leeds-lH liz
070 California -23 28L 28H 2SZ
oslo Con. Virginia-28A % 2Ssl0
Tie Gould and Curry Aloe 41oc ~
IA Yellow Jacket-f% ~ l70e 1850 400
4a5 Best & Belcher-H 1871
go Crown Point-5s Sc
40 0verman- I'm l3 l21
3l5 Sierra Nevada-2n 24oc ~ 23Sc
10 Alpha-loA l01a 10
$50 Union Con.-321sc
10 Confidence 270c
SOS Ophir-ll. liz bl0 llb
40 Bullion-s20e 40;
40 Caledonia-lSOc lSDc
1875 Imperial-SOc 75c
~ Bclch-r-42
rs Savage-3A 81
900 Mexican-8 So 5M
1910 Juiia-S0c 35c
w Utah-646
90 Chollar-3l 3lN
g3j E~xchequer-2 2l5c 2iec "a
265 Justice-5X 5H
ktrees Quotations.
Gould / Curry-420c bid a. asked
CaliforDia-2sk bid 29 asked
Con. Virgiria-2Ss bid ~ asked 26a sales
Best * Belcher Ia bid g
Ophir-llA bud H. sales
Caledonia-la0c bid
Hale X NorcroS-l50c bid
Jacket-4je bid 5
Union Con-9c bid
Juiia-3jc bid
Mexican -5s bid 8 asked
Crown Point -51s bid "a asked 81 sales
Utuh-54 bid
Exehequer- 2Ijc bid "a asked
Buillon-2H asked
lmperial-7oc bid
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
Look before you buy anything in my line.
I guarantee to everybody to sell cheaper
than any one else can. Call and examine my
assortment, which is the best that ever has
been offered in Eastern Nevada.
A. BERWIN.
Eureka. May 3, 1877. my4-lm
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The Hamburg hosting works will
be finished and go into operation on
the 18th instant. The works will COM
pare favorably with any on the lode,
both in completeness and capacity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-04

By private letter from Hamilton we
learn that the authorities fear that the
citizens of Ward may make a raid on
the county Jail and take Roach's case
into their own hands. Mrs. Gleason
is in Hamilton, stopping at the Jack
son House,
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IOHN e. Platter HAS BEEN AID.
d mitted a partner in our house from and
after this date. PAXTON * co.
Eureka, May l, 1877. myl-tf
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silver.

silver.
Silver was quoted at "a pence in tn
London market Yesterday.
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Men Discharged.

We learn that a number of men have
been discharged from the Richmond
mine during the last few days.
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c INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals and Departures.
~ rHk kuREEA AND PALIsAD n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT

COTTON SPOT, 1-16 LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
STEAMBOATS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NoMI-
NAL-PoRK FIRM--LAGD FIRMER-PETRoLEUAr
DULL-sPIRITs TURPENTINE FIRM-RosIN
NoMINAL-oILs QUIET-COFFEE FIRM SUGAR
NoMINAL-FREIGHTs QUIET.
THURSDAY, August 2-6P NJ
Business only fair In departments while In
some It was decidedly duh On Change -four remained
dull and prices favored the buyers Wheat was quiet
but steady. In iar demand at steady pr ces
Oats without decided change. Pork was firm
Lard hrmcr Freghts quiet Cotton on the spot
was Lice lower. Futures closed weak Coffee was firm
Sugar nominal. Oils quiet Petroleum dull Rosin nomi.
raL Spirits turpontinc arm.
The market for Rio continued nrm with prices
ruling sellers favor Sales 1000 and 53l bags Rio
ex Copernicus prices not TRANSFERRED Mild coffee was
dull We quote:-ordinary csrgoes 1870. i7c.; fair
do, l9c i9hc good do. lshc i9Ac; prime do. 2oc
2oc range for lots 1916 2ic Santos fair to
good isc 1870 goId % days; Java. governmen. bags
23c 24c. do. mats. 24c. 26c Singapore l9c
ra i9c 2oc Jamaica, IKE 1876 st. Domingo i6sc
Mexican. l5%c. Doc Macassar. i9c Gle Angosturn
is1sc a 2Osc. savanila isc. . 20c. Curacoa i7c q
UorToN on the spot lice. easier The demand was
principally from exporters tho 200 Daes beng sold in
one line. Futures ouened decline OF rom TO
points and declined points more. The market re.
quite steady until just after the third call when II
again August and september being especially
weak The market closed weak with decline tor the day
Of 10 points August ~ points on september and 10
later months The closing prices com.
pared with "Wednesday $. we're rs follows.
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From the Toronto Globe. July al.l

II appears that ten were ut work excavating to
discover old box drain running along Queen street
West, tucng Trinity College Tho work had proceeded
TO depth OF about twelve fcct when su idcniy por.
ton o. the earth-whicb. 1t may DO Observed not
shorcd up In any way, though the ground is OF loose
sandy character and therefore, dangcrous-gave way
partially buryins two mcn, Wilson ana Campbell.
covering third Dcnnine up TO tho neck, and entirely
sunocating a iourtn, Mclaughlin. Brown, tho ward
foreman who happened TO be standing the bank 81
the time Immediately ran To tho rescue and by sheer
force lifted Campbell. who more frgb Tened than
hur QUITO the excavation. Leaving another man to cx
tricac wilson, who was moro deeply covered
than CanppcIi, ana who WINS got out IN
short time with only lew bad bruises,
Brown went TO hcp Dcnnipg, whose position
was hcplorablc huge mass " earth having fallen IN
front Of nm, Jamming hts back ngainst side ~
The earth wall and pressing with great forco against
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS 3 p. H.

Money was easy all day Tx per cent The
following the rates Of exchange on New York ut
The aforementioned cities to-day :-Savannah buying
"a, selling premium; Charleston, easier, &c a S.16
discount, selling 5-6 Cincinnati, very nrm buying 80
discount n par, selling 90 premium; New Orleans
commercial Lie %, bank a; 81. LOUIS SO discount
aud Chicago, SO premium. Foreign exchange closed
weak and lower under disposition to draw
and worry limited demand. Actual business was a,
tS4D SAX Tor bar ers 60 days sterling and 4S6
as61s Tor demand. One Of the national banks was
drawing demand to-day at 4.s6
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold has been steady throughout the day at 1852
The borrowing rates were fiat and and per cent
There were twenty bids for government gold at
Tho subTrcasury, aggregatng S. TO 900, Al prices
ranging IRON los TO lO5 81 The award will be made
" from los. % TO los. 80.
ioLn cLEARiSGs NATIONAL BASg STATE OF YORK.
sold 6aanccs... ST. 800, OF
CunrenGy oaiances..-....... 1893 lS2
Gross clearances IA U42 900
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds quiet and closed nrm at the
following quotations: United States currency SKIES
YAK al251; do. SKIES, 1851, registered Ill alllk:
To- do, do. coupon, liz ll2A; do do, 1865, new.
cgissered, 1868 1917 DO do, do, coupon, looz.
Io1; do DO, 1867, registered, 1885, looA; do do.
TO-, coupon, 1925 1924; do. d. 1865 registered Ill
alI2 do do, do, coupon Ill liz; do ,en.iortics
registered, l09h l09a; do do, coupon, ;l2, a
ll3; do. hvcs, 1881, registered, l09X 10; do.
do, do, coupon, l09A Ito; do 4H's, registered.
1891, 1854 l0szs; do do, coupon, losx 1857;
our per cents, 1857 1857
FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advccs report consols slightly weaker
While United States bonds nave improved u a n per
cent. American railway shares are fraction lower
for Erie preferred and New York Central ana 6rm Tor
Erie common and Illinois Central The specie IN the
Bank oil England decreased cess 900 during the week
aud G40,0o0 additional Withdrawn to-day. The
proportion Of bank reserve TO liabilities now IS per
cent against ~ last week. The bank discount
per cent has not been changed Rar silver was
quoted at 54hd per AT Paris rcntes are quoted
at l06c 2hc The Bank OF France lost specie 10 the
amount OF 10 500 O00f. curing the week. The closing
prices In London --Consos for money and &C.
count, OAK g4k; new four and half per cen, bonds
lL6h 6ve-twenty bonds Of 1867, l06% a 1863 ten
forty bonds, llo's nves of 1881, 1913 Erie. common
shares, sM Eric, preferred shares, IN is; New
York Central, %; Illinois Central, 60
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The revenue receipts to-day 5000 ooo the GUS
toms receipts 10000; bank notes received 100000
State bonds at he Board wenc q higher for Louisi-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 2, 1877
good ordinary io.e Net receipts II bales; Gross, Il
NKw oRLxAss August 2. ls77
Cotton easy mid %dd'ipg; ii%s low m,dang. iose
ports--ro France. 1915 coastwisc. 1857 sales $50
Stock. 2s55o.
Cotton nominal; mdding, lie. low middiine, io,sc
good ordinary es Net receipts. oales Exports
SAVANNAH. August 2. 1877
sTdna s. 20 Net 49, 2e bales Exports
caAsLEsros. August 2, 1877
Cotton aniet; m,dd'ing, ii1se To-, mia!ins, fi+c
good ordinary 1919 iosc Ne, receipts - bales Ex
WILMINGTON. n. c.. August O. 1877
spirits Of turpcntne Arm 800 Ro.in arm At II IS for
81 Is tor virgin Tar firm a, ii S. ''''
oswEco, August 2. is77.
Canada Milwaukee osb D,s II %; * move
To.d s,' ss 81 o. Son IN s dsmnna sa,ss Of
Corn meal mlced aud canal cish,s Unchanged ~ ss,I
70 Lake Sip ~ ii% 50 BUSHES s
conn "mb S3o is az s%ee ,.s' Cans .hpmen's
Flour steady Wheat Quiet, amber Michigan SPOT 81 as
''si i''sss ~ ., q: s ,ys
gan red; y ~ Corn quiet high mixed spot, 5i>ac
rejected 5o<c. Oats du,I NO q seller August 2;sc
Wheat a bushels scrs 20 s 800 SS
uo3o bushels corn 1900 DO a. Me close heat
winter 81 ol% seller this week do seller August 81 2i;
seller september 81 Us No amber Illinois, Isl 10 Iosn
dul No. = seller August. JUssc
a., CINcfNSArf August q 1877.
d Flour dun ana dropping whea, u 81 20 81 IS
zoe +'c Rye dui ~ 5sc ooc Barley nominal
fors quiet but STEADY: Jobbing S4 Lara quiet firm
steam nominNi nc Ne Kettle oc 1O4c. current MAKE,
$40 81 80 Bulk meats QUIET. but nrml shoulders.
oAc snort RIBS, 1itc short ccar 1ieo Tsfc. bacon
Gnu; should RS &c clear ribs re Sc; Gear sides
Sac. eesc Whskey steady ~ III O~ Butter easter
western reserve l5c. i7c do Central ono i3c. 5c
sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs firy ,ctive
shade higher "a % IA 30; light s. ~ ~ 20
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ana sevsns, consolidated; V lower for Virginia SKIES
consolidated, and steady for Tennessee Sizes old 10
which dealings were confined District Of Columbia
Loss sold at H.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were irregular. and the following
we're tho changes compared last previous sales -
An advance OF Y IN New Jersey Central nrsls couso-
dated X in Erie second mortgage and X In New York
Central of 1853 and Chicago and con-
solidated gold seveus There decline OF n in
Union Pacific sinking funds, n In St Louis and Iron
Mountain nrsts, In Milwaukee and ST. Paul nrsts Tia
Crosse division) and Il In Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific sevcns OF 1917.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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his stomach and forcing the blood from his mouth.
What followed Is best described 10 The words OF one
Of he workmen 10 reporter. H. stsisd;-"Brown
LETT MIN polntng TO one OF the iaborers DIS wilson
out. and comes ruanng up 10 wncrs Denning was
Denning deathly pale, just ike ghost, As white
a sheet, blood all coming out Of his m outn
Says Brown, stand aside, jim. while jump In ana
give Bill lit' with thar lie jumps down INTO inc
trench and his feet touched the bottom when
the whole side gives way and falls In him, buryinx
him right under When we got him out he was dead "
McLaughiin's body had by this time boon recovered
and Alderman crocker, arriving At tue scene OF The
disaster, At once had the dean and injured con-
veyed to their homes. except Campbell. who was 80
little hurt that he could Al have resumed work
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4.

CHICAGO. August 2 1877
Flour quiet and unchanged whs,t in fair demand but
lower, No Chicago spring II ~ cash 81 ioa u iols
august 81 DAY 81 OtA september. No do Dsc Corn
active bnt lower: No. t7}.c cash t7c August. 4g5,c
sepimeher. rejected +5c Oats inactive lower: No q
27c 21ac. cash: 2Tc-. August e'e.. september Rye
rrmer; 10 , s5,,e.. cash; a4sc. August BARLEY steady
No spring. Ale. Pork moderately active ani higher
$l3 50 cash Aug 81: SIS 81 sl3 5lA ssptembsr.
si3 20 siJ IL October Lard moderately sctive and
lsher; - s1- cas-. August: 90 Oa Septemher Hul.
msa,s-shouders. shor, rios. 7',e hort Te.
Whisky steady A. 81 90. Receipts Flour $500 bbls
wheat. 1910 bushels corn. $1,000 ID oats 1000 DO
rye. 5000 DO Darcy 400 do shipments Flour. dOpD
bbis wheat. 400 bushels; corn 5000 oats 1900
do rye; 1000 90 barley too DO ~ tho close wheat
iower II 10 81 i2s August 81 Ofs. September Corn
steady t1,sc cash +Sc. a4-c August s0,.c. septdm.
Der Oats dull weak and lower; 2d1e AUGUST: 25>ac..
september Pork quiet and lower; si3 AK, August:
Si5 % bid. september Lard dull: 80 o2s. september
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A. zoe ogether October 200 al 500 At 4oc.
3op nj II 3ec. loo | ~ 800 3s'c., 500
issc.; November, 100 At ii2ic. 100 n 2ac 500
33e pecrmoer ZOO at ~ a3c.. $40 at II re 500 At
&c; January. 100 AZ IL 3oe.. aVp 3Tc. 100
3-e Total Is 200 bales Grand total. 23.Ooj bales
Inc eceipsa the ports were Ms oliows;Gsl weston
ton. H.; Norfolk. ~ Boston 81; Philadelphia "a Total
ls5 This DAY last wees, 3jl This day last year. j.
Total since september 3934 542 bales Cotton ireghts
closed rs oliows;-ro Hsvre. by steam. hc compressed
10 rampurs. by steam u.s. compressed. To Bremen. by
steam, sioe compressed TO Liverpool. I'D. AsSad. by
steam; by sail. &c. compressed MarAet quiet.
FLOUR AND GhAi>.Keceipts-fiour 1884 bbls wheat.
os2t4 bushels corn meal. 5C6 bbls aud - corn.
2a $50 bushels; oats $3.50 do rye. l7l4o barley
malt 100 do The -four market dull and lower 10
sell he sneh Including state Western and Southern,
about $500 bbls the quot ations Rye
nour hrm with sales OF NO bbs Corn meal also
cir conrsn Al lner - - -
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL August 2-5 80 r. n.
breadstum-Corn 26' per quarter for new mixed West
producs-spiriw Of ,urpentine, 25s Der cwt
Lospos August Is 80 p. NJ
hehned petroleum. io5ad a 1915. per gallon
ASrwtRr August 2. 1871
LONDON August Evening
Linsced oil. GO f29 5A per ton
LIVERPOOL. August 2-5 r. W.
cotson-Of the sales today 1850 bales American.
Futures dull upands low middling clause new crop.
shipped October aud November per sail. Us 332d up.
lands low middling clause. crop, shipped November
and December per sail 6s 3si2d upands. n.iddiing
CLAUSE, CROP shipped December January per
Co. 332d.
GLASGOW. August .. 1877.
For sugar there Is good inquiry There has been ad
vance OF I'd per cwt. this week
PRODUCE ExcnANGE
LIVERPOOL. August 2. 1877
Pork- Eastern duh 7Os. Western steady at j4s
Bacon-cumberl and cut tcady 36s short
3Is id long clear dull 37 short clear dull Ss Sd
uams-Long steady NJ 5os shoulders steady at 3is
lois prime mess steady ut AS Lard-Prime western
duh AZ +ts racw-p Prime city atmce At 4os O. rur
fine u ~ ios choice duh AZ SIS Lard
oil steady ut los Flour-Exra State dull 2Ds Wheat
No spnnhs dull, a. rs L. No do du,i at lis 3D.
uone In tho market. Corn-Mixed son stoaay NJ 26s.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. August 2. 1877.
Tho Hnrrnsr says :"Though the sett ement Just ar
ranged has boon the smallest for long time
every that the Stock Exchange as body is suffering
from Illumination TO degree scarcely knOwn before
Erie Railway shares, Sn
Paris ndvces two rentes NJ 1861 2c for
the account.
PARIS, August . 1877.
The statement Of the Bank France week
decrease OF specie OF lu.5tO.Ooot
LONDON, August 2-4P.M
Silver is quoted at o4,sd per ounce.
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BROOKLYN BURNINGS.

Fire Marshal Ready. OF Brooklyn reports that ihere
were twenty three ores that city during the month
OF July causing loss buildings and contents OF
5000 The insurance The amounted TO
$s6.d50 On July 4, when the ordinance prohibiting
the use OF fireworks was rigidy enforced nota single
FIRE occurred On July. 4. 1870, when such
In existence. there were thirty two hres,
causing loss OF ga, $50 property. There
man killed and evcral wounded
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BASKs-CoRSixG.-On Wednesday, August l. IN the
chapel OF All Saints Cathedral, Albany by the Right
Rev. William Croswell Doane, RoHERr LESox BANKS,
Esq, TO Mrs MARY DE CAMP CoRHiS0.
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-Drvered on contract 200 bales For future delivery the
sales follows yesterday after two r. NJ AUGUST,
go bales at DE 300 At iYsc., 200 09c 200
i2c, 200 At l20lc September. 300 At Ioc 1000 1t
IL. Soc 400 ll.Slc. October. 200 at 1IIo, 100
III. i6c., 80 at ll4Jc January 400 at ll4Dc 400
iL4ic.. Total. 100 bales. 10 day to two H. .-Au-
100 1T e6c loo NJ IL soc. 100 at .03c.. 6O
Ii.D,c.. 2cD NJ. Die. 100 NJ ligc, 800 i.y3c..
300 AZ n2c, 200 1T ilolc ion At igOc. September.
100 II TIC, DD l.7oc, 800 i.Tic., $500
IL 7}c, luO 72c., NJ Tie 200 NJ i7<c 800
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
4 RARE CHANGE FoR SAFE SEVEN PER CENT
Ainvestment- Sealed proposals will be received until
Tuesday. August 1877 At - O'CLOCK noon, office
OF tho Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company of rookyn
tho purchase of portion Of $4,000 Of the
bonds Of said company
The bonds ars IN sums $500 and 81 600 each secured
by mortgage to the Brooklyn Trust Company ali tho
real estate. personal property leases aud franchises Of
the company.
Interest per Coupons payable May and November
J. Mt the National Broadway Bank New York Any further
Information desired can he obtained Office OF
company. Of Atlantic and Fatbush The direct
ors the right to sec. all proposals not considered
Dated Brooklyn. July D. 1877
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, President
A.. Il. FROST. TrrA,
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O;l5 TO ll;30 4. II.
$4,000 U $ IS. ic.4o, r 1923.
luOU L ) SO. r,i9U7 .b3 1863.
fOOOO L 50 r.. r.lyU7 be lUJss
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NEW YORK, August I. 1877.

MIR NJ. sILVEkBERG
Nlhas Withdrawn from the nrm known as NJ MAYER Co.
&, ~ Readc IT., by mutual consent All liabilities
against the hfm have been assumed by Mr.. Mayer.
NEw YoEK. July 81 1917 ". sILvEkBERG.
Al. MAYER
nFFICE NORRIS EUROPEAN EXPRESS, 50 BROAD
OwayMr Francis j. A. PhilIipp has this day boon ad-
mitted partner in my business. Tho Of tn
Mains unchanged. L. W. NORRIS.
NEW yoWK, August l. 1877.