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MEDICINAL.
+. +. AHnker Bitter Wine
Of Iron.

Of Iron.
r. +, Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine OF
ron Will eli. ctuaiiy cure liver Complaint.
Jaunolse, nAsi epsia, C.roaic pr u.rv,.u,
depl l'y. chron,r hiarfhoe... disease of the
sidneys aud al di casts arising rom !,
dis 'ro 'fea ilvef, stomach or intestil es.
'uch as constip alton, II tu.ence. Inward
pi es, lul res o bieId to the head, acihi,y
OF the , unlach, nuu>ea heartburn. otsyns,
ior Led fuin.s o. weight in the s,, mach
sore erurtaiioGs, sinking nr tintterEng vi
the PIT OF lie stolnacn, swimming OF the
hf'ia. hufried ur d:ilicul' ore hug, flu ter
ihg' az the ant, chokir g or euifoaAtins
sensat!"h "hen ina iyi' & posture uimness
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dull , IN TN the head, u. ficleBcy OF p,es-
pir"'lon, yeliuwn ss OF the sa IN and eyes
pam IN The side back, head, chpst. / n, rs
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de re sion Of s. III s. PIlce 81 . er bottle
brware ol cou tefhits. Do not 1T ,Dur
''fus-!st palm of s me other preparat,nn
lr,n ne ihay say Is u good but ~ f,r
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

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hunkeis shampoo for
the Hair.
an. ne pest and cheap st il air D-es,inu and
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,I5,s"I'a. s"I'a. cap, Prevent tn hair from
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.an ns. uressihg III y are unr,yt led. er,d,-
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o.; !t'hing erup.icn, Cure, hand, he
S'uby Sz.u " At ana f<tisue. Knruers
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h.rana anu glossy color, restore fade !, drv
n"isn aha "lry hair. Price ner bo ,,e a.
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street. PHI adel .hia. ia, A'in'n
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Above low
Change.

'bsl0w high water m sSEI e ~; eoRoM,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. s. A.
Arrivals.
Blue Wing No. 8, Mary Ida Henry Tete Gov.
Allen, Willie. Katie, Thompson Dean. J.: H.
Hanna. r. E. Lee City of Augusta. Lessie Tay-
lor, Alexandria.
Departures.
Isabel. Alvin, Blue Wing No 3, J. Fl. Hanna,
Gov. Allen, Lotus, Katie. Fl. G. Jaeger.
TO Arrive.
Martha, Isabel. Alvin. lower coast; Blue Wing
No. 3, upper coast; A. G. Donnally, Shannon
Belle, Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara; Dawn, Maria
Louise, Danube, w. J; Behan. Red river; John
James Howard, Memphis; j.. Fl. Hanna, st.
John. Baton Rouge; Assumption Lafourche
Frank PargOud, Greenville.
The weather has moderated, yesterday being
a very pleasant day.
Shipments yesterday were on an average with
the past three or four Mond lys.
The Alexandria from Red River and City of
Augusta from White River have arrived.
The great Lee arrived yesterday with one of
regular hour. The Lee, besides putting out a lot
of it under way, brought some of the Glencoe
cargo here. part OF which was 145 bales cotton.
the landing, Notwithstanding which strikes are
still in order. The lower coast packets. paying
heretofore s45. had to succumb yesterday to a
demand for $50. The Katie, Gov. Allen and
others were paying $50 Some of the whit labor
is as unreliable as the black as was instanced
on the Gov. Allen last trip. Mr.. White, the mate
of that boat, has every winter employed white
watch, has always paid the ruling wages, and
to them, in some instances. more, The blacks
struck for $50. and simultaneously with them
the whites, neither Of them asking in advance
an increase which would have been conceded,
or giving Mr.. White an intimation Of their in
in this city daily walking the streets in search
Of work; Those in earnest and who are
physically competent, and who are not on the
striking order, can find it ON the landing and at
remunerative price.
The Lotus came to the landing yesterday
morning, and left shortly after for Red River.
The @. IL Durfee was taken across the river
yesterday.
The cylinders of the Ny Choice. the recent
tien Company. are: AL inches ID diameter. 81
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Foreign Markets

LONDON, Nov. 70, 2 D. m.-Flour unchanged :
American extra State, 40s. Wheat generally
frrner. but not auotably higher; Chicago spring.
off the coast, sos 6d@5rs. red winter do, 53s sd o
BIS, California do 62s; cargoes to arrive, Chi
cago 48s 6ri@R49s. California 5S@6ts; arrivals for
orders light but there are upward Of twenty five
cargoes for sale; farmers deliveries for the
week upward Of $1,000 quarters English coun-
try markets firm French do firm. Corn, off
the coast. 3d09d better. at 3os Gd031s for mixed
American; cargoes to arrive unchanged. at
27s Cd; arrivals for orders light; there are
about thirteen cargoes for sale. Mark Lane
wheat depressed: corn steady.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. II. 80 .. m.-Wheat-neW
crop winter Western dull: lis I'd. Cheese
American choice cd lower at 62s cd. Beef-IDdia
mess Is lower at lois; extra do Is lower at 1898
prime mess dull at 94s. Pork dull prime mess
Western 68s do Western 59s. Bacon 25s. Refined
petroleum steady at lis Sd.
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Domestic Markets.
TRv Tatarranhl

CINCINNATI Nov: 1a-oats in moderate tse de-
mand and steady; mixed 6. 2592s; white asegsl,
Rye steady and quiet; $3.50; the latter figure
Northern. whisky is in fair demand at 81 os,
auet 7s for new prime Prime and steam SPOT
Hogs are in active demand and market firm !:
selling. common s4@4 40; fair to good light
select butchers 81 96@5 !, GENITAL, gross. Cattle
market steady at s203 for common to medium !;
50 5094 so for good to choice. and 81 75eg5 for
shoulders; Ga for clear rib, and 7a08a for
hams Corn firm: new mixed ear selling at
81; old do held at A, and sheled at As y bushel,
81 22a1 30 T. bushe.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 12.-Wheat-No. cash q 80
bid:. No, cash 81 2a}5@1 23& bid; November
81 23N bid: December 81 244; sellers all the
year 81 243S bid; 81 "a cash. Corn 43A cash
November 423f December 4o4 all the year 4o4 (:
January 3s's ,bid;- May ~ Did. Oats 259s cash
26;, seller all the year 251z bid; January 2szs
seller: May 30 seller, Rye cash 56h@56a !;
November 551z; December Sc bid. Inspections
whisky 81 oe. Pork sl2 Is cash bid; November
s12 50 bid; all the sl2 25@12 80 bid; January
s12 40 sellers, Lard-cash nominal; November
CHICAGO, Nov. 12-Close-Wheat firm; 81 OH
o7zs November; 81 o6zs@1 oea December: 81 o61s
~ December An seller all the year: 425S May
4o2@4o@ January. Oats quiet: 294 November
and December; 295s(9294 January. Pork quiet
s12 30 bid January: sl2 10D12 1917 seller all the
year. Lard-7.95 january; 7.85 seller all the
year.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Opening-Wheat quiet
and firm nominaily; Chicago 81 28@1 2811, home
81 291s@1 80, winter 81 3oa1 Al, No. 81 1901 A.
Corn quiet and nominal. 624@63. Oats auie
aud firm; 35@4oc Pork quiet: $13 IS bid
January; s13 S. February, s13 50 December
S13 80 year. Lard quiet; $50 bid January; 8.st
February s.471a November. 845 December and
year. Receipts-Flour 2s 499; wheat 1914. 648: corn
500 1885, meal AS bbls. 1873 bags: rye 8940 bags
barley 1893 992; malt $500: pork 1857 beef 1886.
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Louisiana consols s7@s7k, District Of Columbia
3-65S 74b,
COMM ERCTAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening Nov IL 1871

\
| Monday Evening. Nov. rs 1877.
| GENERAL REMARKS. - Yesterday was q
| bright cool day-one that impaired vigor and
vivacity to the individual. but not much, as 1t
seems, to business generally.
In cotton there was fair business with re-
cepts large, including 1929 bales by river and
1881 bales per railroads. The Liverpool market
opened active in spots, and showed an advance
of 1-16d higher in arrivals. The New York mar
kets. under the above influence. also displayed
an advance, but owing to the extraordinarily
heavy receipts at the different ports. made at
the close a net loss of from four to thirteen
points in futures. The general prices here
came down to Saturdays quotations. ruling
strong.
Breadstuff5 begin to feel the pressure of an
accommodating supply-the receipts of -four
being 900 barrelS-were dull and depressed.
the market closing weak Holders are sending
their stock to store, confidently awaiting bet
ter feeling and price.
Owing to provisions being in light supply,
the market in that line was dull and neglected,
very little activity being shown except in dry
sailed meats. The feeling was weak. and buy
ers showed a strong indlsposition to operate in
other goods, except in a very small way, to
meet present necessities.
On the sugar levee there was some little
animation observable. The sales, both in sugar
and molasses. were comparatively large. but at
easier prices.
COTTON--The market met with somew hat va
ried fortune to- day. Liverpool advices came in
strong. with arrivals quoted moving quick at
an a, vance Of 1-16d and the early dispatches
from New York were equally stimulating in
their influence Under those circumstances
during the commencement Of the day this mar
ket was disposed to be active, and some lots
| were taken at an advance of sc on Saturdays
prices but subsequently, New York giving way
Ia consequence of the large port receipts and
Liverpool closing weak. the demand dropped
| off, and at the close the market was down to
| Saturdays quotations. ruling strong.
Futures at New York netted a decline Of 4 to IS
points.
| The official quotations Of the Cotton Exchange
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FRENCH MILLINERY,
Berlin Zephyr Worsted,
DRESSMAKING.
NT"o- Rosa @eyno1r,
NO. o Chartres street, Near Canal,

Begs to inform her patrons. and the ladies in
general, that the
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF MILLINERY
selected by her in the North, and received di-
store, and comprises all the newest shapes in
Felt Chips Straws and Vevets. trimmed in the
leading style. and at lower prices than any other
house 10 this city.
Her stock of Berlin Zephyr Slipper Patterns.
Java Canvas, Notices, etc. is varied and COM
7 THE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT
will be opened October Is, by Mrs. NJ. MARSH,
we'll known in this community as one of the
most competent In this line of business.
Orders filed at short notice; perfect fit and
entire satisfaction guaranteed. oc16 3m
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at S. 600 and 400 do lin lots) at ST. 1850 and 100 old
yellow at IS. and 500 yellow at SIG D bushel. :,
OATS - Steady with a moderate demand
Sales-450 and 200 choice Gaiena at SIC, AGO and
272 Iowa at sec U bushel.
BRAN-Demand small. sales-4oo and $50
bags at ST. and $50 at g5c U cwt
HAY-The stock is ample for the demand
Choice SIT 50a18, prime s140o15 p ton.
LEAF TOBACCO-No sales reported. The
stock on sale Is estimated at $500 hhds.
Inferior Tugs 3@sAc, low Tugs s11@9Ac medium
4p41sc, good to fine 4s4@54c, low leaf 54a@6a
medium 7@sc, good 9@1O1s. fine 11@11hc, and
selections 12@12n.
COFFEE-The market shows no improve
ment either in demand or prices.
QUOTATIONS FOR GOLD.
Cargoes. JOB Lots:
Prime. ..................- $4,000 20a@20h
Good. ...........-.........19 A@19h 194@20
Ordinary to low fair -. .161a@16A 16A@1714
BULK CORN-Quiet at 541s@55e p bushel.
EsCU LENTs-Potatoes are selling at 81 25@ g
Dbl: cabbages s4@9 y 100.
BAGGING-st at 12'4c in round lots re-
failing at 12A@13c. Baling twine at 134c in
BUTTER-The receipts of Northern are fair.
Western are in light supply and in fair request.
We quote New York creamery, fine, so@s1c
GHEEsE-D fair and prices steadier,
with only &, moderate stock: New York cream
STARCH-In good demand at SIC in lots
jobbing at 3a6e4c y ii.
SALT-Demand good and stock fair. We
quote from warehouse: coarse 756gSOc, fine
95c@s1 Turks Island neglected and nominal
at $4,000 for bags of two bushels; table salt, in
pockets, 124N@71ac each. as in size.
WOOL-More stocks Offering than there Is de-
mand and it is held above the views of buyers
BURY is quoted at 11@12c, Louisiana clear 261sc.
clear lake 271aO29c y Id.
HIDES-Supply small and market quiet
country green 8@s1se, dry sailed 13@131ac, dry
flint 146D15c.
TALLOW-Scarce. City &c: country 7c y ID.
WHISKY-Dull, easy and irregular. Good
choice Western is selling at 81 O7@l TO- and city
made at 81 O5GB1 06 % gallon.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Are quoted as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16@-d: to
Reve I'D; to Bremen 1t-16d; to Boston. Provi-
denee. Fall River. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
via New York NC; to New York nc: grain to
Liverpool 101ad
By sail - Cotton to Liverpool 15-92d: to
Havre 29-32@1516c: to Bremen 15-16c; to Genoa
1c grain to the Continent 91s@1Od.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
Monday Evening, Nov. 12 1877. !
Nryu OUTLINING (TEAp PING uOTIsE
EW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.


linus lar ......'-... e3,356'iof IL s29',596 ~
at the banks and the offerings of paper
on the street were fair. Exceptional com
second grade do %; loans on oollaterals 1oS
@ cent per a napui .' ''''' = "'0 ~
Gold is firm and moderately active
Foreign Exchange shows q slight improve
ment, and fair sales are noted.
tions are small.
stocks are quiet but steady.
State Consois are easier and only in moderate
a 6ens Hs a4s at dSa a6d rates show
slight decline from the opening. They closed
at 37@3716. .>
Gold opened at 1025s0102T, against 1929 at
New York and closed at 1028@f02T, again St
lo2I In that market. Saies-s2o9oOo ana $4,000 at
Is sa ooo hiIl Of iodno and
cear at asa mis9 "a 600 and f6OoO bill of Iadng
at $50. -" eo9oo SIGHT bank at 4os bank sterling -
FghNC ShT Ea-955 ooo commeroiaI at -.
$50 900 at 5,1sa@5.15%. and Is 600 at 51GI, Bank
frsp pSir eS%%srca H. 81 4 o. ~ go NO.
bankers' at Z Sis 900 and $40 600 commercial at
7.1G > cent # discount The banks are checking
at a u cent and commercial sight ia quoted at
20 - - -, .- .u.<,r -
NEW ORLEANS sIooh hAoAAN'A sALhS'
s,o mn Sa. fln'1 AMI 'h0oND oAAi'' oez>
Slo,ooO oteIe SonSois: - oo/s
SECOND CALL.
10000 State ConSOls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 86I
10000 do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8656
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS
5000 State Conso OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s6A
1000 Premiums ...---.................. 376
THIRD GALL.
10000 State ConsOlS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 862s
5000 do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 862s
5000 Premiums (B. COZ. .......-.... 37I
900 Per Diem Warrants. ..........-.... 954
CRESCENT CITY OPEN STOCK BOARD SALES.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
$4,000 Premiums Observation-Disclosures 37G
SECOND CALL.
10000 State Consols -................-. S6a
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
$1,000 State COnsols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 86zs
5000 90 ---.---.--....-.------- 867a
$4,000 Premiums ..-.--..-.-..--..- 81
10000 DO --..-.-.-.--..----.'.----- $40
5000 do ..-.---------.--...---..- 3lA
TOO Per Diems ..-....--......-..-.. 95
[By TelepraDh1
N-rv onr Nov, 1o-wou stroot- Monauo,oood
at g "a cent Excbange closed Guiet at 4s1m482'
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Tuesday. Nov. 10, 1877.
Daily report of the stage Of water, with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND
Agricultural and Mechanical COLLEGE,.

| This institution is now open for the reception
of students and cadets. The session begins. by
| law, October and ends july 4.
| Tuition free. Admission granted TO young
| men and youths not under fourteen years of
age who are proficient in the branches of
common English education. They can enter at
any time during the session. Course Of study
for the present optional with the parent of the
| student or cadet.
| Military Cadets will be quartered In the Uni
versity building; other students can find good
board, at reasonable rates. In the city of Baton
| Rouge.
EXPENSES FOR A MILITARY CADET.
Fixed expenses per month: Board, lodging
| ndservant attendance. s12 washing and mend
ing. 81 so; fuel and lights 50 cents; medical at
| tendance. 81; total, s1s; or for the session Of
nine months S144 at that rate for part Of ses-
sion. Payable monthly in advance.
Contingent expenses per session: Estimates
| uniform clothing, s47; text books and station
cry. s15; medicines. IS: breakages and other
contingencies. s5; total, s72 Payable s4s on en-
trance; balance, s24, january
| In cases OF withdrawal from the institution
cadets will be charged only for the time OF at
| tendance. with this exception that there will be
| no remission of fees for the last two months OF
| the session.
| For fuller information address
| oc20 I'm d. F. BOYD. President
j. II. WALKER, ID. ID. s.,
ISO. .Del0rd street,. -.....189
CAREFULLY PERFORMS ALL OPERATIONS
IN DENTISTRY.
! oc28tf
THE NICHOLAS LUNCH HOUSE.
| Is now prepared TO supply its patrons with
Bayou Cook -
served In all styles. at reasonable prices.
| Ladies and gentlemen are invited to CALL.
IS Camp street.
oc21 eodim
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official quotations of the Cotton Exchange

sales 70 DAY, 5IO0 DaleS. market opened nigh
er and closed firm at quotations.
Cotton. on shipboard rs per account of the
Cotton Exchange g. follows VS., Liverpool 2s7s7
1855, North Sea 5444. Spain 1892 eomstwise 449S !;
total 6g439 bales. This. taken from the stock
at noon as noted at the Exchange, leaves in
presses Sc. 10 bales.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Wall street-Money closed
at 8 p cent. Exchange closed quiet at 4Sl@482.
Gold closed at 1921. Governments closed steady.
was heavy and lower throughout the afternoon,
the decline from the highest point ranging
from 4 to 33s p cent. There was considerable
pressure to sell. and the dealings at times were
attended with some excitement The following
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Total supply. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 323. sos
Exported to-day. ............... 1928
Exported previously. ........... 1911 49, 1853 447
Total stocks this day. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 155 1853
Total stock This day last year. ........ 2OO3 $40
The exports to-day were 1850 bales to Liver
pool 1910 to Havre and 1888 to Barcelona.
n receipts since yesterday. ............. II 513
Receipts from other ports .-.--.-... 2.795
Net receipts last Sunday and Monday. 1871
Net receipts this day last year. ......... 1s 405
Net receipts thus far this week .......... % 412
Net receipts same ii me last week 20 $40
Net receipts same time Last year. 22712
Net receipts since September ..-........ 234 1853
Net receipts same time last year. $40 934
AS per kilograms received at the Cotton Ex-
change the receipts from noon yesterday to
noon o-day were So 1886 bales. against A 314 last
Sunday and Monday, 1888 last year and 39,72s
the year before,
The movement at ports for three days to 10 m.
to-day was as follows:
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The above Is a sample OF the testimonials
being daily received from all parts Of the coun-
try.
A large assortment OF these celebrated safes
always on hand. at prices low as first-clasa
work can be made. Write for estimates etc.
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COTTON STATEMENT

In store and on shipboard Sept. l. 1877 81 80
Gross receipts since yesterday. 2O30s
Gross receipts previously. 281 Oil 30224
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The movement at ports for three days to IL n
to-day was as follows:

Receipts at ports since September LII .O15 1888
Receipts same time last year ...........1 276 776
Receipts same time year before. ...... .o62 574
The exports consolidated for the three days
fc1l
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NINE. BERNHEIM'S,
145.- Canal Street lib
Next house to corner Of Bourbon

Her numerous friends and customers are
respectfully informed that Nine. BERNHEIM
has opened her NEW MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT with an
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-06
DELINQUENT.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

CEDDFS AND BERTRAND MILL AND
VI MINING COMPANY - Location Of
principal place OF business, San Franeisco,
California. Location of works. Eureka Dis
trict, Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice. here is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of ASSESS
ment no. ID levied on the fifth day of April,
ls77, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of he respective shareholders. as
follows:
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE C0PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between Tognini & Co.. in the
Grocery and Saloon business. in the town OF
Eureka. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent of the parties. All bills dua the old
firm must be Paid to j.. Tognini and Gabriel
ZaEoli, and bills due viii be settled by them.
j. T0GNINI,
+. B0NETrI.
The business will hereafter be conducted
by j. Iognlni and Gabriel Zanoii.
Eureka, June 25, 1877. ie6
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And in accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board Of Directors made on the hfth
day OF April. 1871, SO many shares CT each
parcel of such stock Rs may be necessary,
will be sold az public auction, at the office Of
the company, Rooms and 4, No. 40 Cslifor-
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ATT ENTICN!
KNIGHTS OF THE CUE |!

UAvING RECONSTRUCTED THE BILL
III LARD TABLES connected with the
81 Dorato Saloon with new cloth, and i5ory
balls, and having great abundance Of room.
with splendid lights, hope to receive iair
share Of the public patronage.
j. II. CULUANE.
Eureka, June 50, 1877. iyi-lw