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No MORE RHEUMAIISM There can he now no
excuse for suffering the panes of rheumatism. The
crutch business is becoming fast played out amongst,
old sagers, and acute and inltimmatory cases of
the worst sort are easily and quickly cured since the
Introduction OF DR.. IIEINDON'S GYPSY's GIFT
which any di uggi,t an supply.
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SAND FOR SALE.

WE HAVING LEASED MAiOS BAh
w will furni SAND for the foio"ins Pfive'
from JANUARY 10. 1880: ,,,..,
On the bar, 25e. for iwenly-nye-nnslei loaa anu anu
5De on The bank. We deliver SAM a. fsss1na,e
WORK done as usual. Apply at hay 100, % o, seven
tsenih street, 10 ,, W. W. , .to,o
IA S-lws A. l.. PhiLifo, oI9 WI sa.o.
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COncert.-Nr. A. e. Harding, who has
on numerous occasions acceptabiy filed the
position as musical director OF the Beetho-
ven muSicates. is getting mp a concert for
the benefit OF the Irish sufferers.
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND COSsUMPTIOS are often
cured by ihe timely use of GOd-Liyer Oil. Try the
Emulsion prepared by PURCELL, LADD & co.
Price. soc. For sale by all druggists,
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EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER -
This Is The secret of the wonderfully sweet aud
penetrating qualities of the perfL oes manufactured
by j. ( T. ATKINSON, Of London.
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Cipil Court.-Tbe court for the trying OF
civil warrants met at the Mayo's Ovui.
room yesterday morning, ana w@ pres'aeo
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THE MOST PALATABLE WAY TO take Cod-Liver
Oh Is ia emulsion. Use pUBsELL, LADD & CO.'S,
combined with hypophosphites Of lime and soda.
Price, soc. For sale by al drMge ists.
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BALTIMORE, January IL, 1879.

N,ssrs. Smith, Hdatcdy d Co.:
Genji,meU.-I do not SEE how can add anything
ON a., question 10 the fuli and eXpcI Opn-
ions of Professor, Wilson and Akin except 10 ca
pre- my surprise that any chemist or other eGu-
Gated rGrsOn could ind anything injurious In tie
powder - which you refer in its effects aud re-
sul'- ss used. Yours ruly.
G.. W MlLTENBERGER,M NJ. d.,
Professor in Maryland University.
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the birthday OF Scotia's immortal bard,
Robert Burns, occurs this year on Sunday,
25th instant. The Caledonian Club of Rich
mond have determined to celebrate the oc-
casson on Monday the 2Gth instant by a
grand entertainment at Sanger Halle. The
Committee OF Arrangements have not
yet perfected the programme, but 1t Is
understood that it will comprise features OF
unusual interest and attracliyeness. Cap
tain John :. Wise will deliver an address,
and members OF the Club and others will
revive the memory o! Burns by Scottish
songs and recitations. The floor will then be
cleared, and until an hour or more "ayant
the twal" the lads and lassies will mingle
in the mazes OF the Scotch reel and other
dances. The affair promises to be great
succpss,
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COLGATE & CO.'S

anew" SOAP can be cut III t"o' 'he o'ai ehu
ca,ped readily in The hand, and the larger end worn
down almost to wafer without any waste.
COLGATE & co. recommend their
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UusTINGs COURT.-This Court was in ses-
sion Yesterday, and was engaged in trying
civil cases. 1t will meet again this MORN
ing. The grand jury meets Monday.
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4" NEW ~ SOAP

trademark registered to careful housekeepers'
not only as superior in quality, but as In form The
most economical Soap now made.
foe 8.W&stFe16I
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WE ADVISE ALL PERSONS IN
WANT OF LINEN GOODS,
sScH AS
LINEN suEETING, PILLow-cAsE LINEN,
TABLE-LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS,
DoILEs, &C.,
to call at oARDozo, FoURQUREAN ( CO.'S,
aud secure some of iho
BARGAINS IN THE ABOVE GOODS.
They have lately bought large lot Of the
atoye goods from an "lmporting house" retiring
from business at less than cost of importation which
they are selling cheap.
These goods have recently greatly advanced
and viii be higher In the future.
Also, alarge Iot.of BLANKETS, bought last June
before the advau which are cheap.
Beautiful stock of SILK GOODS for evening
wear.
CAIpOZo, FoURQUREAN & co.
ia l-eod
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Pn1LAnFLPnIA. MAY 9.1s7a,

Nss.-s. Smith, H0n1c0y d Co.. baltimore Nd:
Gentemen,-With the statements of such emf
chemist. Professor Sliiman and others, II Is
hardly uece>s AIRY for say more Than that your
Pafap-co Eaf ing-P Powder Is now being used III my
famuy aud l. giving perfect stilSfactipH.
Respectfully. ". H. WARDf Il, M' ID.
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Feeble ladies' agcd persons, weakly children, per-
sons OF sedentary habits all need HOP BiTTERS
daily
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOTELS AND BOAR'DING.HOUsEs.

CARROLLTON HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
u LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS, BALTI-
MORE, MD.-Eates reiuf ed 10 So aud $3.50 per
day according 10 location OF rooms. Extra charges
In, uarlors baths, and 'louble rooms, according 10
size The most conyeT lent and iatest.buiJt hoeI ia
the city. Elevator .uns continuously TO All ihe
doors All lines OF city pai%nger.ears pass IN {
doors. -, r. W. 'oLrnnN' n'"ssa.
BALTIMoRE,Y y D.. October 10, 1879. 0c l4-Sm
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SOAP.

THE OVAL CAKE
Is the most economical form OF Washing Soap All
bar or square cakes wear down in use to large fiat
piece too thin to handle, and therefore was'ed'
while the OVAL CAKE Of
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Il. SILLIMAN.
State Chemist for Connecticut.
RAL1INoRE. November so. ISIS.

N.s.rs Smith. H0Hr1y & Co..
t,.pf.smtu.--ihe Paap-CO Haking-POwder Is a
tl...uslly scientific combination. ana great cheni-
cal .kl has bten shown ia cCyising II. IL paricd-
lsfly comments liscl Toy the slOwness in which the
csrbolic acid / generated. requires heat for The
conlle.e evolution OF The gas: hence in baking the
bread must become lighter than when ordinary
powders are uscj. use Il IN preference TO ~
txtFtsses mg 0Drni0H ofits he0hbfUiReSs.
Respectfully, Il. B. WILSON,
Ana yrcal and Consulting Chemist,
No. 81 second sIIeet, Baltimore.
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LABORATORY OF
LABORATORY OF
STATE ASsAYER AND CHEMIST.
600 EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND, VA. December 27, 1879.


STATE AssAYER AND CHEMIST,
coo EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND, VA. December 27, 1879.
Mss8rs. Gresham e. Broom:
Genl.men.-At yo1r request have made quail
hiiye ch,Dicdl examination OF The sterling Bak-
ln2 POwCeT. manufactured by the Sterling Manu-
featuring Company, and OF the Patapsco Baking
Powder. manufactured 10y Messrs. Smith, Hanwdy
&c. Hnf essential cOmpODents 70 be:
oI the sleIhng-COOking soda and Cream or Tar
Tar;
or the PatapscO-CoOking Soda and Alan.
- have further examined The sterling Baklng
fOWdf Tor injurious impurities and hnd IL iree
from them
Physicians and other authorities on ibis subject
ateNery generally OF the opinion that baking pow
ueTa iusde with cream Of tartar are superior IN
pom Of Nholtsomeness 10 those made with alum.
, lie sample. used In this examination were pur-
erased by Toe from places In This city where they
were o. sale gnf without your knowledge.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. NJ -,
State Chemist.
we iully endorse the above statement made by
Me,fs. GTesham & Brown. aud guarantee tne
sl1hng Baking Powder perfectly pure, aud that IL
VIII ~ htpt up 10 It's prescni standafd. Jhe unpre-
cfuenled success ~ has met With In all markets,
supefsellng all others where IL has been miro
oueel, Stamps II as the best baking powder known.
parties.
siE9LING MANUFACTgRING COMPANY,
ee 2S-21 Baltimore, Nd.
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9icllmOnd G]ispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, 1880.

ss~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE 9IsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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PRAYER FOR RULERS AT YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HALL.-Yesterday
afternoon Assoc lion Hall was we'll filled
with a very attentive, and seemingly inter.
ested cOngregstion-the largest one yet as
sembled.
Rev. DR.. Hawthorne conducted the meet
ing, and made an earnest, practical address
on the topic for the evening, "Prayer for
Rulers"
He spoke OF the temptations to which
rulers-natiOnal and Siate-are exposed,
discussed the importance OF having pure
men in high places, and made the point that
our rulers will always be Just what the
people demand that they shall be.
He came out in very strong terms OF con-
demnation OF the effort now being made TO
convert !he blessed Sabbaths OF Richmond
into those Of Cincinnati, New Orleans, and
St. Louis, and elOquently urged that The
people use every proper means to defeat
such movement. lie closed with an earn
est appeal for continued prayer for our
rulers.
Rev. Drs. Edwards and Judkins, Major
Stiles, and Rev. w. q. Starr, led in apPro-
pirate and feryent prayers.
The meeting this afternoon from to 6
O'Clock Will be conducted by Rev. DR.. Jud-
kins.
In spite OF the threate ening weather during
the week the meetings have steadily in
creased in numbers and interest.
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nruSnNaIn

-.,-T1oX An persous ATE hereby cali-
CAt w, nF,,FIyiNG. TRADING FoR,
Y II ned ds-s''s<y - OEDkR. DRAFT CHECK,
OK CAShtiNnFxCF0 0F pFBT. purpor Ing 70 DC
Ssrel by mo a WV Il. NJ. BRIDGES,
81 io-ii' -
n. uEARTT is not IN our en-
vi poy, aho i "V' SKINNER & co,
p,S fotas of Baltimore.
"a S-6i ----------------..- $500 -
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pROFESAIONAL.

TOHN A. Il II. G. COKE,
STATE BANK BUILDING,
IN MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Practice IN al courts STATE az aps r. sn,,so nsar
aud Chss.ssaelds %s
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GUARD OF THE COMMON-S
OWEALTU COMPANY "C,~ FIRST REGI-A
NEXT VIRGINIA NOLUNTEERs.-A AsScmbleW
~ your armory at 1880 4. ~ on SATURDAY. N
ION instant. promptly, with plumcs, 10 receive the
flag presented 10 The Company by Captain sPoTs-
WOOD. Every memb,r, active or furlhgbed, is.
hereby ordered 10 attend. By order OF Lieutenant
DARKsDALE. &. X. V. DANIEL,
js LO-ltf Acting Orderly Sergeant.
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DIR. &. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as remedy " for all the Ills
hat hesh Is heir to-" but In affections OF the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, ana ssick
Headache, or diseases Of that character they stand
without rival.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used preparatory 10 OF
after taking quinine.
Asa simple purgative they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coa'ed.
zach hoy has a red wax seal on the lid, with tho
,rnression DIR. McLAyR's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures OF I. MCLANf
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. {. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros.' OF rlt's-
bureh. Pa, the market being full of limitations oil
he name McLANE, spelled differently but same
,ror,rc,.tion. my l9-deowly
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MEETINGS..

MERCHANTS AND MErIfayIcsr
EssURAIcI. COMPANY OF VIRGryiA,
No. 1914 HAIN sIzFET.
EGcHSfoxp, VA. January 7, 1901
'I'iiE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
"a ~, Or THIS COMpANY will be held a, the ONCE
at IL O'Clock. J n MToxE '
ja It'd secreiarv-
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JUICE MONCURE'S OPINION IL THE POIN-
DEXTER CAsE.-In this opinion the follow
inc language was used:
"After the prisoner and his brother left
the store OF Wingo, Elicit IL Crump the de-
ceased, who seems To have been greatly
shocked and aStounded by the treatment be
had lust received, was very much excited
and no doubt mortified on the subicct, went
out OF the said store and into the street to
inquire lchO ii lCdS that had treated him so
badly, and where he could be found.
8" The deceased soon learned that the
wrong dOer was the prisoner, who was en-
ploycd at Childrey's factory, corner Of Main
and Twenty-fourth streets, in the city OF
Richmond. just fourteen squares from the
store Of WIngo, Elicit Il Crump."
Italics ours.
These were mistakes" to which passing
allusion was made.
But the entire bench are unqualified in
opinion that Judge MOncure's language
throughout is in most perfect and exact
keeping with the facts on the record. SO it
follows that it must be absolutely correct.
Judge MOncure'S patient care and tho.
roughness OF research in consideration OF
evidence are as proverbal as bis purity and
learning are universally acknowledged.
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SIE8FL'S AMATEUR OPERA COMPANY
who have kindly rendered their services for the
worthy o3itct.
The many friends Of Mr.. RcdfOrd, acknowledging
their Indebtedness To this gentleman for the coaat-
less and generous services he has rendered In The
cause OF charity and humanity during many Ptars
past beg the citizens generally TO unite with them
in making this testimonial worthy of such an oeTa-
sion, and one that viii render him The materisl ad
he now so much needs in his unfortunate cirIuin-
stances.
AN AUCTION SALE OF RESERVED SEATS
will be leld In The hall Immediately after the No
zlrt peyfoI nance THURSDAY NIGHT. Mr. y. Is.
Cook kindly volunteers his services AZ auctloneer
btucfdi dbtl>hlDl.
Reserved seats Toe
Box-shcet open FRIDAY MORNING at &. b.
JOHNSTOSS. u I-tu
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RIcBNoAD, VA. January 8. 1850.
'VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHODUERs OF THF CITY fANK Or
hl1HSisNn. VA. wifi be eld at the Bank ON
MONDAY, Jauoary 12. IssN az | o'clock NJ
"a 0-dlJsl2 WILLIAM Il. TRlGG. Cashier.
MERCHANTS A,sD PLxyr WIS SAVINGS BANK,
RICHMOND, January 2, 1850. (
II'HE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
STOCkHOLDERS OF THIS BANK will be
htld at their Office on WEDNESDAY the I4th dsy
OF Janua y, 1880, at IL o'cloek N.
WILLIAM 4. JENKINS,
Ji 3-e0dtd Cashier.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE READJUSTER CAUCUS.-The Reid
iuster caucus was held in the Senate cham
Der last night, the woIkmen having posses
sion OF the hall OF the House TO restore the
seats to the order in which tney were prior
to the late change.
Only two judges were nominated
HalifaX-T. Il. Boswell.
Henlico-Edmund Waddll.
The caucus was nearly three hours in the
consideration Of the Ilenrico case. Many
speeches were made. The vote resulted G1
for Waddill to 16 given MessIs. William
Taylor, Jacob Cohn, and j. n. Davis.
Speaker Lacy was one OF the speakers in
Mr.. Waddill'> behalf.
After the adjournment OF the caucus Of
the two houses the Readiusters Of the House
met and nominated James A. Fields COLOR
ed), OF Hampton, for Doorkeeper, in place
OF George Washington Cook, resigned.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

LICHTENsTEIN g. nm.
SONS, Nxse>
corner Seventeenth and Frsnknn streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
nsANuFAcIURERs AND DEALERS IN
sElkEs ana TwINE, s.4.
nSVdtyN kOPEs--zil sizes: y.
nnliyxlNJ sns stfT sElNE-TWIEE,
tsaa,SstEs, fAwkING.
LOCKWOOD, &C. &C.
T,tsnsc III Importers OF LION-BRAH ID SEINE
sAtnAD warranted 10 give perfeet saiisfsctton),
~ga importers Of other brands.
"ssiefs snd hsheSw, N invited 70 cal. NOES
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| Entered at the Pos.Onice at Richmond. Va. a,
second-Cass inatter.l
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DIR. &. McLaNE'S yEHMIFUGE.

1'HE GENUINE DR.. {. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
LosLya pnLcEs 0r rnLLApELpnLA s orKs
CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOy STOCKS.
ERIDAY. Luna o5-p n

FRIDAY juno 2o-P NJ
There IL little to be said about today's stock mar
ket beyond stating the fact that it again furnished
indications of fulness. Generally the mar
ket was weak and dull, with an abundant
supply of stocks to loan. Even such
stocks as Chicago Burlington and Quincy,
Rock Island, and Central and Hudson are freely
offered In the loan markct-stooks that q few
months ago it was almost impossible to borrow.
Tho coal stocks to-day exhibited an exceptional
strength led by New-Jersey Central. but at the end
Delaware and Hudson, after selling up 10 n, ut
1873 shows gain Of only %, and Delaware. Lacke-
wanna and Western, after rising to SOL, at the end
shows decline Of Il per cent at 79lA. 1t was pecu
larly inconsistent that this extraordinary movement
in the coal stocks should occur on the day when
such news as the following Is announced: "The
Franklin Iron Company's furnace at Franklin Fur
mace Sussex County. N. j., 10 TO be blown out Inn
mediately. This Is one Of the largest furnaces in
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

the United. States. its capacity being sbout go
tons par week. One hundred and fifty men win b
thrown out of employment" But the movement -
such time SO clearly defines tho character Of tho
speculation that he who runs may read"
The Wabash stocks also were exceptionally
strong and Denver and Rio Grande, after further
advance of Id per cent, closed Q fraction higher
than yesterday. But generally prices. although
they were stlffeued by the movement in Central Of
New-Jersey from "a to 857s and by the advance In
Delaware and Hudson from 75l2 to "a, close lower
than last evening, and are weak at the decline.
The business of the day amounted only to 242. 400
shares, against 34S.7O shares yesterday.
This was another dull dav in Government bonds,
the transactions at the Board amounting only to
$21 800. The biddings for Go of 1881 were re-
duced 1s per cent. Annexed are the closing quota
tions:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
SAN FRANCISCO. Fridaj, Jun" -. 1880

The bullion receipts in Ncw-lork for the 9th and
25lh inst. amounted TO SOS .doN -. c.-;,.. c...
A. mgr,lS "I tn' Ii''Ic1 u ,u %, r , ,Irrt"G "t p,
dent, J. :. Graham secretary ana Treasured 4"
Ebrn Smith superintendent.
The following dispatch was received from tn"
Auic Yesterday: "NInc improving ; DRIFT III
3la looking quite promising
Letters from the superintendent OF tic SH'rr
Era rcrciVcd Yesterday morning s;afr ih?t Ih"
qualty of the mIne far cXr"rd~ Expectations, ana
that vcry rich ore WIS be- ne extracted.
In reply to the inquiry o. Il IlIbrNF suh-rTIhrr
regarding the ans nee Of Information ""n,"rtiir
the Standard mine for the week ending June -,
Mr. Cook the vcr-prc~idcni sl;u"s that thr report
b:, not been received ~ ih" Nc"-l"Ik office. hii
that thonuh tclegraphcd for il has not onlr {" ia d.
Wnatcvcr facts It Inay have contained VIII hc sGI-
piled her, after. ~
7-ft by l2-Gt. shaft feet per day. ii" sait l. "l
tir. vcin which j. widening as "ciih Is atiain"d.
beng feet wide at laa Tcp"rS. Inc ore a'cr"g''
%73 per tom
ne Stoimont Mining Company has ju.t received
SlJ.72l % from Tie Silver Rect Every thiug - re-
P@iGc tr,,-slarp NH of the silver Nugget is cN-
prctrd to bc IN operation wit nm tvs" m"hihs when
the bullion shipments will j." Incr"a-rd. PnyIt,
investigations declare the results up 10 June is
Ire work Of ilmbcrng the main s'alI Of the
Newark (COlOTadC Is nearly completed. work oi
the hOusc over the hoistBg wo'ks has been be-
Late reports from tho MayG,wer state that the
Burt (nclincl bhaft had been started and was run
nj z smoothly. Hosting from this shaft WAS soon
to be BEGUN.
During tho week ending June II. tho Ontario
Silver Mining Company Of Utah extracted ilG tons
of ore extended the levels 10 feet. and sunk he
new Shaft IL feet. The mill produced - bars of
bullion, valued at S37,57O IL.
TAM M and nd Cdro C Ba%c cod n Ga tf for G
on Thursday night LtO super!ntcnd the erection Of
the new mills, tile machinery for which IL being
constructed and placed III position rs rapidly pO:
sIblc.
The Crowell has cut n 3-foot vein Of ore in the
r.
will I've cut in the BIandrrh shaft ut about l25 feet
The shaft is now down GS feet.
The Yavupa Arizonal is ai work on the tunnel
winch IS now in 5S feet and has cut two lrtlgjs
TIE tunnel will bc continued 1SS feet, and il *
pectcd that within that distance four additional
velns which crop out the surface. will bc inter
sectcd it the furthcst pOirl the tunnel Will strike
the main Uliddcn 1rcaGuic) ledge. The boarding
and suIciIntcndcnfs hourc Is completed.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

The only transactions In State bonds were in Mis-
souri, 6s Hannibal and st. Joseph issue, 1885, ct
1884, Louisiana consos are quoted at 45%946l2.
City bank stocks were steady without sales.
Railroad bonds were irregular. but generally tho
speculative kinds close lower than yesterday Erie
second consols after selling up to 89ia. closed 1t
1884, Missouri, Kansas and Texa, hrst
cOnsols rose from 1928 to 1040103&l,
but the seconds, after an advance OF
80 per cent, closed unchanged at 62A. Boston.
Hartford and Erie frsts were exceptionally strong
and rose from 39la to 41la04Oas upon the an
nouncoment that the new cOmpany-the New-York
and New England Company-had placed 81, 100000
Of its per cent first mortgage bonds and that that
sum is sufficient to complete the road to the Hud-
son River and to equip it, Rome, WatertOwn and
Ogdensburg trsts also were strong. rising IL
per cent to &c. c. c. and I. C. first assented sold at
Se0s6la against SSi2, the last previous sale.
but the incomes were steady at 40k New-Jersey
Central consols So per cent to 1919 for single
bond, but Lehigh and Wilkesbarre cOnsos fell % to
05lf. New-YOrk Elevated frsts were steady at 1O4,
Metropolitan Is being as lower at 1912. Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville incomes rose from 61s4 to
63 because of the advertised payment Of per cent
interest July /. Tho Western list OF bonds was
hardly as irm and there were concessions OF 1908
per cent when sales we're made. Denver and Rio
Grande frsts fell per cent the new consOls
rising from 0l14 to 05is095, and Texas and Pacific
incomes advanced per cent to 63.
The transactions at the Sub-Treasury for the
week ending tonight included receipts Of
So, 500, ,065 and payments of $G,295 44S, resulting
In a gain to its general balance OF $23l ,517, and
leaving at $96 O62 O15 against 500 $50 49S June
18 The particular changes Of the week arc o loss
of 1867 656 currency and gain OF $599,l l73 coin.
If there was any change in the monetary situation
it was toward hardening of rates for cali loans,
Init Omar mt was
The days changes in the domestic exchanges on
Nrw-York are as follows: Chicago decline to 90
cents discount and Boston q decline to 12l2
discount The United States sod dreasarsr e
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
and the internal 4 ss re-
inc House statement to-day: Exchanges,
500 229, ,s37; balances. s4.243.276. The transsc-
$7s1, ,704; payments, $2,O67,0 $50; currency bal
ancc 81 671 .O07 coin balance $SS,391 ,OOS:
Foreign exchanges continue dull and weak, and
to-day the posted rates reduced on the basis OF
- cent to the 6. The following arc the revised quo