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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-25
To the Unfortunate.
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

Il MO. s2s kEARNY STREET COR
~ IN ner of Commercial, san tran
cisco, Cal Private entrance on Com.
~aIerciai st. Established in 1854, for
the treatment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as GonorrhGa, fleet, Structure.
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weak ness,
impotercy, etc. etc. Skin diseases OF years
standing, and liberated Legs, etc.. successful.
ly treated.
Dir. GIBBoN has the pleasure of announ.
cling that he has returned from ~yisiting the
principal hospitals OF Europe. and has re-
sunied practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time no,
I ney in seeking out new remesiies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the allie
Walton Of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission Is the consequences o. sel.-
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexua,
Indulgence, is practiccd by the youth of both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent, produo.
ing. With u%nerring certainty tho following
train Of morbid symptoms, unless com bated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenancc, dark spots under the eyes, pajb
in tho head, ringing in tho ears. noise like the
russ.iIS Q. leaves or rafting OF chariots, un-
easiness about tho ioins. weakness Of the
limbs.c confused vision, blunted intellect. lose
oil confidence. ditildenco in approaching stran-
gers, n dislike to form new acquaintances o
disposition to shun society, loss Of memory
PIN pies and various cruptions about the fact
uectlc uusuos, tuIfcu tongue. Intfu breath,
coughs. consumption. night sweats, monoma.
MIA, and frequently insanity. Ii rcliof be no,
obtained, you should apply immediately, 81.
thcr IN person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by bis new and scientific mode o,
treating this disease. which never fails vi
s~iscting a quick and radical cura
Cured at Home.
Persons At = distance may be CURED AZ
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dir. GLIB
BON, stating ease. SYMPTOMS, length Of time
the disease has continued. and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage asd
curiosity. to any part Of the country, with
tuli and plain directions for use,
BY i~nclosing Tel. Dollars coin In q regis
tered letter through the Postofice. OF
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co. a package O.
Tn on.
Persons writing to the Doctor will plea.s
state the name Of the paper they sec this sd
vertissment in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j, Y. GIBRON,
Box 1867. San Francisco. California.
M Nv
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sHERIFF's SALE.

PETER McGARRY VS.. M. McGARRY.
GEO. W. CASSIDY, HIRAM JOHN
SON, Executor Of D. c. Sherlock, de-
ceased. F. A. COLE. and NJ. B. KELLY.
Sixth Dist,ic Court, No. 5il-0rder Of Sale
and Decree Of Foreclosure.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN OR
issued out Of the District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State Of Nevada. ON
the Ath day Of January. A. u. le7s, in the
above entitled sction. wherein Peter Nc
Garry. the above named plaintiff. obtained
0eo. w. Cassidy. Hiram Johnson-executor
Of D. C. Sherlock. de~ceased-F. A. Coie and
NJ. Is Kelly. ~deiendants. on the I'D day Of
Decem Dor, A. ID. 1877; which said judgment
snq Is ds ss.T' r sss : Hn i IN j n uas q Roes% nss
page So, OF said District Court, ] Am com
manded 10 sell ell that certsin mine or min
Ing claim situate in the County OF Eureka.
State Of Nevada. and described as follows.
All Of the interest Of said defendants in and
20 the Banner Mine, situated and being on
Prospect mountain, in Eureka Mining DIS
tri /. Eureka County. Nevada; 81 d Banner
Mine being row in posssssicn OF said de.
Prospect mountain. and Joining TO and imme-
diatsly south Of the Metss oras mine; eaid
Banner Mine containing. in all, twelve hun
drsd Il ,200) feet. more or less.
Public notice Is hereby given, that
On Monday, the 2Sth Day Of Janua.
~. a. %. 1875,
Between the hours Of 0 o'clock A. y. and s
o'clock p. NJ. to wit: at l O'Clock r. N. Of thar
dsy, in front Of the COURTHOUSE OF the Coun-
~ 81 Eureka. ! wilt. ia OBJ ience to said
order Of sale and decree o. foreclosure, sell
the above described property. or rs much
thereof as may be necessary to satiafy said
plaintiffs Judgment, with interest thereon,
cash-sll ia United States gold coin.
JAMES SlAS, sheriff.
BY J.. X. NEi sos. deputy.
Eureka, January 5. 1873. jSsd
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SPIN a 4 co.,

oh. SPIN MEX Il co.,
No. ii Kearmy hsrees,
TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Young MEN
Who MAJ be suffering from tbs efsc's Of
youthful soiiies or indiscro ion will do well 10
avail Themselves II this. the greatest boon
ever laid ut ths feet OF sufcring humanity.
DIR. SP1SNEY will ruarabteo t. orteit Eve
hundred dollars Tor every ca . Of weakness
or private. disease OF any Kind or character
which he undertakes and fails to cure.
MGnDLE.AGED MEN.
There are MANY at the age OF thirty 10 sixty
who ar, trou BLEED with too irequent evaru, :
tion of tho bladder often accompanied BY a
slight smarting or burning sensation. and a
we lkcning OF tho system in q manner The pa
tent can not account for. TN examining tho
urinary deposits a ropy sediment will Off en- lie
found, rnd sometimes mail particles. ( alhu
men will appear. or tho color will be Of v
thin milkish hue, again cha ging to q dark
and TORPID appearance. There are many
men who die OF this difficulty, snormnt OF the
cause, which is the sec nd s'nge Of seminal
weakness. DR.. ;. will gnarantee a terfect
cure IN all such cases.. and q healthy restora-
tion OF the g~hiio-m,insry organ.
Office Hours 10 To 4 and 9 10 8. Sundays
from 10 to Il An. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination and ad virs, S..
Call or address DIR. SPlNNEY CO,
s2o-tf No. II kearny street. San francisco.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
EuREKA CouRrY. SrArs o. NEvAp..
Dean har St,t. III

EUREKA \ SrAfs q NhvApes
ITO MICHAEL SHEESE AND A,'G. Nc
KENZtE: You are hereby notified that
1,ownins the interest Of Barney Collins. one
of the original loeaters, have expended, 1t
yeSra, "a lAher AaA inprevsnents. lpCn the
dtastsd s. bsaret cssysn Iinins Uistriei.
and recorded 10 the records now IN said dis
hy seYti6cStsp died 3lst Of December, 1871. In
he e66ee of The Recorder Of SAID county. in
order ID hold said pr~mises under The pro
visions Of scction 2 so Of the Revised Stat
reosised t. bald the sa ne tor tho years end
ins 1919, 1878. 1877; and II ~ithin ninety days
after this notice. by publication, you fail or
refuse to contribute yaur proportion OF such
expenditure, as O. -loeato,s, your inter q in
said ella IN will become th property Of the
subscriber, under said So ton 2,324.
iyi-lawsod D. j. J. MCLAUGHLIN.
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MOTTO Z.

WE HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC,
or whom II Hry COZ eerr, ana caution
all persons. public or private, IRON purchas.
Ing said pr perty known ms the Rid<wHv
Mine. itustrd on the southeast side Of Me-
Coy Hill. for said pruperty beIo,g- to
JOHN w. WALSH and
jyS WA. TAYLOR 4 co.
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Il Mo. d23 kEARNY STREET COR
NJ IN ner Of Commercial, san iran.
V cisco, Cal Private entrance on Com.
Mercial 81. Established in 1854, fol
Lf3 tho troatiuent of sexual md S.r,tnal
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ONE NEW AMES' ORTABLE ENGINE,
" cylinder 9xl2, u 10 is Lore pow-r. /,
can be seen at tbs hsi!r,ad Leput, Eureka.
Price very low Apply 10
d0 Tybc, Esvsda.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
NEW CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.

GENERAL BIERRITrS COMMISSION RECEIVED
PREPARATIONS FOR THE TRANSFER OF THE COL
LECT0RsHIP-PRoBABLE RESERVATIONS.
General Merritt received his commission yes
terday, addressed to him Acting Collector OF the
Port 0t New-York. II is worded precisely that
ceived by Colonel Burt and says The President hav
ing been pleased suspend Chester A. Arthur Col
IeetOr of the Port New-Yorh you have been desig
mated to NIL the vacancy Thus created" Accompanying
the commission is o notice from the Collector Of Gus
toms that the bond Of General Merritt having been ap
proved Is fully qualified in accordance with the law
governing such cases The additional Enclosure note
addressed General Arthur requiring him 10 turn
TO his successor Edward O. Merritt, application, all
the public property in his possession, with the
forms, books of entry and instructions relating to
the duties OF the office with which be, Collector
OF the Port has been furnished by the Treasury De
partment for all OF which duplicate receipts are to be
taken specifying every article, OF which Is 70 be
forwarded 10 Secretary Sherman. The notice s signed
by IL. G. johnson, Commissioner Of Customs. This
notice will be delivered 70 General Arthur tomorTow
afternoon O'clock when the formal transfer OF the
Collectors once will be made to General Merritt The
transfer will probably be accompanied with short
speeches by the retiring and incoming COleetOrs be-
tween whom there are friendly personal relations
Il is now considered certain that two, and possibly
three OF the present Custom House officers wall tender
their designations TO General Arthur previous to the
Private Secretary Phillips mentioned as sure 10 do
so. Neither OF them would indicate yesterday the
course no would pursue.
Colonel Burt states that at the request OF the Treasury
Department he will not make any appointment as Con-
troeT the position he previously held In case OF sick
ness or absence from the ofce Special Deputy Naval
officer Couch aud Colonel Johnson will be designated TO
perform the chief duties of the department.
General Arthur busily engaged yesterday in pack
ing away his private papers and memoranda prepara-
tory giving up the ofce Saturday He has not yet
decided what he shall do after his retirement He
thinks it probable that he viii spend the Summer the
country to ready for business in the Autumn
10 was whispered in Custom House circles
yesterday that the changes among the officers
ON Saturday would be accompanied by some per-
sonal tokens OF respect and esteem, as upon
the retirement OF General Merritt from the
Naval Office, when he surprised by che presenta-
tou 10 him OF an elegant silver service.
The painters busy at work putting the inner
Of the Surveyors Department In presentable condi-
ton The fresCO work not to be disturbed, the entire
work consisting of coat OF paint the side walls
and the renewal OF the carpets which have not been
before lifted from the floors siDe they laid i've
years ago. Deputy Surveyor Benedict said yesterday
that the cost of the necessary improvements would not
exceed S120.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
ARRIVALS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 18.-The members of the
Decorative Art Society went ON o sketchng tour to
White Sulphur Springs to-day.
Among the recent arrivals here are the following:
AT the United states-S. Tupper, s. A. Corey, G. P.
ChOate, A. Little, A. II. Losee and wife, Mrs. E.
Willets, W. shatuek and wife, Miss I. f. shattuek,
@. r. Van Allen j. A. Hinekley and wife, W. Bach and
wife, p. ID. Handy, P. Handy, H. d. McGinnis, j. Alex,
ander W. II. Garner, J. H. Boswlll A. W. Sanford, s. J.
RaynOr, New-York; Mrs II. Judge, c. ". Bowen,
Brooklyn; W. d. Bell, W. T. Eva. Miss n. d. Eva W. A.
jerks Miss NJ. A. Cassidy, T. w. Brown, IL X. DIlard,
Miss E. Moore, Philadelphia G. W. simmonds, Eng
land Mrs. Persons, E. A. Greene, Miss Greene, PrOvi-
dence,
At the Carendon-Mrs. p. Babcock. Miss Babcock j.
scwazchnd and wife, New-York W. J. Egan and wife,
Brooklyn; IT, f. Chorley, w. F. Monroe, Philadelphia !;
Q. II. sewaIl, W. +. Leland Albany; II. 8. Leland,
Springfield
At the Grand Union-sliss X. J. Caufeld, II. W.
Carey J. W. Mer IT. r. Horton and wife, ]. A. Morton,
W. II. Drew T. N. Bond, Mrs. W. L. Ferris, Mira.
A. NJ Wallace Miss +. Ferris A. W. Ferris, Blrs W. H.
WOlfe +. COnkng and wife. NJ. L. Graves and wife, G.
b. HOtehkiss. c. A. Hammer, Mrs :. O. Brinkerhoh j.
O. Seymour and wife, Mrs. Duva W. L. VanderpOe., ".
~ Stark, ]. j. Thompson, Mrs. L. A. Van Wyek, B s.
Van Wyck, New-YOrk; G.. Van Buren, W. Il. Van Buren,
A. LOFing aud wife, miss ~ Loring, Miss l.
Lorng, j. l.. ThompSoD, Mrs @ y. CFosslnan
Mrs. T. G. Quincy, Biiss A. y. Quincy Boston; q. T.
Stevens, +. j. Stevens, NeW-Hayen.
At Congress Hail.. W. SmOnEOn. H M. Kammisk
and wife, j. II. Watson, T.. NJ BIiven, w. l.. Mead, c.
Pratt g. ID. Brewster NJ W. Mctiraw @. Comstock Mas
A. ;. ComsIock, New-YOrc: j. C. Hammond Louisville;
j. sard, L. Wall, Philadelphia O. Washburn and wife,
Miss M. Washbutn, Chicago
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 17.-Ex-Secretary
BIlstow aud family will arrive at the Ocean House next
MONTH and win remain two weeks.
The following NewYorkers arrived at the Ocean House
to-day: John NICK. Mccarthy, Theo. p. BOggs, Albro
Russell and daughter, A. II. Werneke, +. T. Chase and
family j. j. Richardson, Joel Wolfe and j. Frank
Brownell. Also j. Henry Sharpe Philadelphia; Z. NJ.
Wood, Boston; George g. Butcher aud wife, Miss Ida
Cummings, New-BedfOrd; w. p. Johnson, Indianapolis,
and r. NJ. Kelly, Louisville.
The Hazard cottage, Kay-st., has been rented to
Mrs. ByaTd, OF Baltimore.
The Alert Yacht Club, Of South Norwalk, Conn. has
arrived.
drill Of Light Battery X, 1st United States Artillery,
stationed Fort Adams will take place tomorrow. and
the commanding officer has extended invitation 10
the residents OF Newport 70 be present and witness the
interesting movements. Concerts gwen seInweeky
the paradegrOund inside Of the fort by the band sta
toned there. It is considered one OF the best military
bands IN the country
Tho possibility that the so-called female detective
Is Newport girl has created genuine sensation here.
Governor Van Zlndt. however, thinks that she knows
nothing about the valuable articles stolen from his house
few weeks ago.
Paymaster g. L. Febiger and Assistant Paymaster W.
williams, u. s. A., at the Hotel Aquidneck, are
G. d. Bradlee aud family, the Misses Gay L. j. Morris,
Boston, samuel G.. Johnson and family, Washington d.
g., and NJ. j. Brown and j. q. Eddy, FaI River.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

If quickened conscience ever comes over
J. 1Gn be also admit that the gIeenbaek Is tue
oay currency. Confess, g. j.. and awaken little West"
em enthusiasm. Cincinnati Enquirer DemJ
There can be little doubt that Hayes aims
giving tire Democrats tbs control Of this State, as lie
Pas gwen them the control Of the SouthUtica Repub-
hcan Repl
Why does not England use greenbacks in
Head " Bank-0i- England notes 7 Has that greatest
naoD IN world TO finance or the United states
q America Who will say 50 sOi-iRichmond Dispatch
lDem)
The resumption of specie payment, which is
20. aforegone conclusion viii knock The bottom Out Of
see National movement and make a hole In the old
elaocrate hulk probably big enough 10 sink n-lln-
eh'hADolis Journal tRep.l
The Third party will be q short-lived affair,
se fe II lasts IL may upset the calculations Of the
ehlcans and II Is among the possibilities that II VIII
es'a Ipe balance Of power ID the next AssemDUlUu
Observer (Dem)
:, determined to make another effort for
~ -. supersedure Of the Collector and Naval Officer II
yeaz 10 Us that the proper and honorable course on
9 pait OF tue President would have been To make new
1'nes iRep)
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHiSGTON, Thursday, July ls, 1873.
The subscriptions TO the per cent loan to-day wero
S1.101 800.
The President has appointed Thomas Helm 10 be
Register OF the Land Office at Rirwn Kansas In place
OF Frank Campbell suspended
The Director OF the Mint received q dispatch to-day
from the Superintendent Of the Mint at San Francisco.
stating that since the Let lnst $4,000 silver dollars
had been exchanged the mint at par for gold coins.
This Secretary OF the Treasury has directed count Of
the minor gold Treasury. with the probable
intention OF making very early payments on Govern
mont account, OF the one, two aud q bRt and three
dollar coins.
Between the goth OF this month and August /, the
Chief signal Officer will have established stations for
the display cautonary signals when necessary at the
following named lake ports: PentwateT, Hud nRton,
Traverse City Frankfort, NOrthport and Macknac, In
Michigan on Lake Michigan Rogers CITY. East TaYas
City Port Austin, Forester and Bay CITY, Michigan, on
Lake Huron; MunrOe. McD Paynesyllie and Ashtabua,
ONO, and DunKirk, N Y, on Lake Erte and Charlotte
aud Cape Vincent on Lake Ontario III NeW-1Ork
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
MUSIC.
THE GARDEN CONCERTS.

An especially good programme at GilmOre's
Garden rewarded those who braved the heat last night
and went to hear the Thomas orchestra The number Of
these amusementseekers by means inconsistent
bic; and indeed know what better can be
made these hot evenings than 10 spend them in place
where res pleasure be had with the least possible
eyeron and inconvenience 1t a" classical night"
but the selections we're not at all severe Beothovens
bright and cheerful Second Symphony was well chosen
for such an occasion; and with it were apty placed
tho favorite Bach Air" from the suite in D-always
one Of the most effective and popular pieces in
Thomas's Summer repertory; the stirring, high
oolored selections from the rst act of Lohengrn -
Wagner's "Rornanzas" and Cherubni's clean and ee
CANT ',Anacreon" overture. These classical numbers
led the programme the second half Of the eyenngthe
time Of the crowd and tho prOmenade-was mainly de-
voted 10 lighter music.
Tie experiment made for the first time last Sunday Of
combining military band with the orchestra was sue
csssul that il VIII be repeated. The military band will
play next Sunday during the time ordinarily devoted to
htormIssions and will unite with the orchestra in
Weber's Jubilee Overture" the Prayer from "Moses
Egypt" The Pastoral and Hallelujah from "The Mes
sah other pieces This certainly ought to attract
great house.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
DIED

ANDERsoE-At Montelar n J, July ls Of cholera inan
tgm casnes Willard infant son Of Charles W. and Annie
B3eARDUso3 aih ssy morning S.r:Ssy a sSs lss 9,
John and EizsSe,h ~ Parrish D''-@"'' ~''
and % 70 TSsa 70 Hsr sI M
lFrdayl, the lgth inst, at O'Clock =. ,,,o..,...u
N. j.. for rintement.
DENToNAt his residence n the town Of North Hsmstesd
ead oS Fdsy ~. the sf s u a. Ss0 3 m
Train leaves Long Island CITY at 1880 >. M
HAWKINs-At westheld, y J., on Thursday, 18Th inst,
Elizabeth Hsg 5s n the sa9 year 81 net on .
qrdsy 2oth inst at the residence Of her s0nnAW James
rrsbs n r11rl Isays ' foot of Iberyst at lO.l5am
HAUsE on July H. at St Luke's Hospital, NewYOrk Mrs.
PhiSde1ba papers please copy.
KIRBY-In brooklyn on Ash day lwednesdayl 7th month";
,yes @ s ana sn dTs KS N Kd 70 % m m
neral 6th day Fdayl at @ from his late residence
LANGDoN-of diphtheria at Fort Trumbull NewLondoD.
Conn., the hcTr m q rsyge Jay IL %is Lang
LOOmis l. LangdOn, U. s. A. aged years and III months
q eee 5osepnns sssd % mouths
R on SSG me sS Se
sTogTAt BloS@fsa n; July T. g1lO Mcintosh in
Ice sv The nS Ts"se1se az q me Wright
Train leaves Barclay and ChristOphersts. at 2;2o.
sPEARon Tuesday JnIy 10, Eliza L.. widow Of the late
RELATIVES and friends ace invited % attend the funeral at hsg
late residence, Beevie, N j. on friday afternoon ct
O'Clock.
sTILLwELL-In Jersey City. July H. 1878, Mary Green.
wife OF Richard II. StiilwelL
respectfully invited 20 attend the fu
neral her late residence, lZ0 Aercerst SATURDAY
morning. at 10 O'Clock
wALDRoN-on July II, at 81. Lukes Hospital, william
Watson Wairon, IN the Bod ear OF his age. .
will be held in the Chapel Of the Hospital on
Friday, 10th INST, at 10 O'Clock.
wELLs-oni Tuesday July 10 Mrs Richard stapelIs nee
Mary Wells, aged AZ yeara
Funeral Church Of the TRANSPORTATION friday July
Ia. at O'Clock D..
Friends the dramatic profession members Of the Amer
can Dramatic Fund Association, respectfully invited
WOODRUFF-At Elizabeth n. j., 18th inst. Maria Bur.
nett n M. Woodruff, and daughter OF the lato
Rev John II. Crane, ID. ID.
NJ J.. on Monday, 22d inst, at .. M.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July lS.-The heat is
excessive During the morning warm and-breeze was
howng that seemed like the air from DESERT In the
afternoon there was an occasional breeze from the sea-
and though the prevailing wind was still from the west
it had lost It's scorehing quality
serenade and display OF fireworks took place this
evening ut the Howland In compliment TO j. Hooker
Hamersey OF New-York, who leaves here tomorrow In
order TO embark next day for Europe.
There will be a full-dress hop at the West End Hotel
Saturday evening.
Last night at about IO:30 Stewart McElwee, clerk
in Green's drug store, attacked by two negroes
while crossing the Central Railroad at Main-st They
sprang upon him suddenly and threw garment over
his head Casting this OF, McElwee knocked down one
of his assaans and engaged In desperate strug
gle with the other, when near bYaarned the ru
fan and he He'd followed by his companion. No clue TO
the Identity OF the men has yet been found
At the meeting of the State Dental Society yesterday
afternoon paper was read by Dr. Scarborough. Of
Lambertvile, on The Use and Abuse OF Mercury" To-
day Dr. j. Hayhurst, Of Lambertvile, read paper on
the History Of Dentistry" gving the history of dental
colleges in this country. Dr. stephen Pearl Andrews
by request OF the society," delivered address on The
Universally Of Science" especially as applied to dem
isry The members of the society photogr aphed
In q group this afternoon.
Among the recent arrivals are
At the United States-James r. Russell, NewOrleans !;
AIonzo " Lynch. Boston Thomas Rupert Waterbury,
Conn; Mrs. G. c. Brown, Monut Holly, N. j.. Charles
Hubbard Red Bank, N. j.; Dr. James Van Antwerp Dr.
Henry Bentley New-Drunswiok, n j.; DIR. Il. o, Peck,
NorristOwn, n. j.; j. g. Coleman. Madison, n j. Mrs.
R Gould and Mas Zella Could Colonel Warren N Trues-
dale and wife, Newark the NJ Mullone and sister,
Jersey CITY the uon. James Gallagher, Connecticut
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA July ls-CottOn nm; N1ddline. l0Tse.; Low
MddlDg Good ordinary 0Sc net receipts "a bales;
sales, l43 hales. - ,,,,, -. -,
Middling llc Good Ordinary 0sc exports to Great Br
tam 323 baes coastwse, 20 balesi sales 70 bales stoek
l,6G4 bales ..,,,, -,
Mdhng sc; Ordinary l02c receipts - balesi
gross l37 bales stock, 3, 1873 bales -
CMiRLEsToS July l5--Cotton quiet; Middlhg lies Low
Middlng 1O4c Good Ordinary, 1O4c.; net receipts, %
baes exports cOastNse 3l Dales sales 70 Dales STOCK
33S Dales.
Mdilng lose Good Ordinary &c: receipts 30 Dalesi
shpments bales; saes 40 bales stock 1878 bales
GALvTsIoS. July 1S Cotton quiet Middlng lOee; Low
IOise; Good Ordinary 9bci net receipts, q
bales exports eoastwise 623 baes saes 80 Dae stoek
'LoIIsyiLIE, July ls.-coton quiet; Midding. &c
MRNPHA July lS.-COton firms Mlddllng, lloi fecepIs
"a baes shipments 565 bales sales 100 baes STOCK 2Sz7
MoBuK July lscotton firm Mddling. lo9.ei Low MD MID.
ding IOLc; Ordinary, 92c net receipts Oh bales;
sales 80 bales stock, 1880 bales.
NRw.ORIHANs July lS-COttOn strong Mddng, lic; LOW
MddinR, lose GoOd Ordinary, efsel net receipts 1e
haIes grosa sae l6OO bales stock blO bales
July IS.-Cot0n steady; AiddnG llci net TO
eeptS 20 haes stock, l.6lb bales. ,....
ls.-C0ttOn quiet; MiddDg ii aci Low
Mdding isC; Or l0ssc net receipts ~ eaesi
gross 8 saes splnusr aO1 Daes e0ck 11OS bales
SAVANNAH July l8-Cotson hrni AiddiinR, lOasIse Low