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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
The Demoerae, aud their standard.

~ Bearer.
The Chicago nomination is certainly
"rather rough" on the " Peace Democrats
The honest men of that persuasion land
there may be some such) must find the
aYoung Napoleon bitter pill to swallow.
or course when we speak Of honest Peace
Democrats" we speak Of well-meaning dupes
whom we can only credit with good faith at
the expense Of their intelligence. 1t may
sound somewhat harsh, but really we can
only classify them under two heads--as
knayes and fools. Those who are not con-
scious rascals, are simply imbeciles and
those who are not well-meaning imbeciles
are rascals. II they were both honest and
sagaciuus, how could they swallow their COM
promise nomination Of an out-and. out war
man upon an ort.and. out peace platform
It is the "Peace Democracy remember,
that have nominated Mcclellan. And on he
18th Of June last, the said Mcclellan thus
expressed himself in relation to the war:
"To etface the insult offered to our flag, 10
secure ourselves from the fate of the divided
republics Of Italy and South America, to
preserve our government from destruction.
to enforce its just power and laws, to main.
tain our very existence as a nation-these
were the causes which impelled us to draw
the sword. Rebellion against Government
like ours, which contains the means of self
adjustment and pacific remedy for evils,
should never be COMPOUNDED with revolution
against despotic power which refuses re-
dress OF wrongs. Such a rebellion cannot be
justified upon ethical grounds, and the only
alternatives for our choice are its suppression
or the destruction of our nationality. At such
a time us this, and in such struggle, politi-
cal partisanship should be merged in Z true
and brave patriotism which thinks only Of
the good of the whole country. It was in
this cause and with these motives that so
many OF our comrades have given their
lives, and to this we are all personally pledged
in all honor and fidelity. Shall such devotion
as that Of our dead comrades be of no avail |?
Shall it be said in after ages that we lacked
the vigor to complete the work thus begun I:
That after all these noble lives freely given,
we hesitated and failed to keep straight on
until our land was saved? Forbid it Heaven
and give us tirmer, truer hearts than that
o, spirits Of the valiant dead, souls of our
slain heroes, lend us your indomitable will,
and il it be permitted you to commune with
those still chained BY the tramrnels Of NOR
tally, hover around us in the midst of danger
and tribulation; cheer the firm, strengthen
the weak, that none may doubt the salvation
of the renublic, and the triumph Of our grand
old flag"
And these are the deliberate utterances of
the chosen champion and standard-bearer of
the "Peace Democracy"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07

UNITED STATES CONPorNDED NorEs.--
The "six per cent. Compounded Notes "
have made their appearance here, says the
San Franeisco Bulletin They run three
Years and bear six per cent. interest, which
i to be comp unded semi-annualty, but pay
able only upon the maturity. They are en-
zravrd and printed in the United States
Treasury Department, and are beautiful
sn.cirnsns of the engrayer's. On the back
OF each note is printed its value for every six
months At, T the date of its issue. Thus the
one that s,rayed into this ONCE was for so,
which at the end Of three years would be
worth $50 10. On the left side Of the note is
a viznesre representing fair lady with
sword in her left hsnd, while her right rests
on Bible, under which is scroll marked
Constitution
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07

A WOMAN IN HORRIBLE SITUATION.
Mrs. William Evans, Of Mercer county, C.
W., woman Of thirty-six, has had difficulty
in her stomach for several years. Lately
physicians have decided that the trouble is
OCcasioned by live and growing snake in
the stomach. 1t has now grown so large that
it distends the stomach so as to produce q
bunch on the outside as large as quart
bowl. Upon pressing this bunch with the
hand the reptile recoils and produces Rrea,
distress in the stomach. When fish or meat
is being cooked in the room, if the snake is
not satisfied with food, it rises up in the throa,
producing strangulation. When desiring
food it manifests it by rising in the throat
Physicians e no way in which this snake
can be removed without certain death to the
Woman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
sc1ssoRs.-The rush of politicians, and

ScIssoRs.-The rush of politicians, and
the irf.rnal clamor thereof, in and abou;
our Office for the past twenty-four hours,
has interfered with our editorial arrange
ments to an extent that has completely
squelched that department. We have
had, therefore, to rely almost entirely
upon that valuable and indispensable
assistant editor" the scissors, for the
production of paper to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
The WAsHoE DrsAsrER.-The Enter,

IKE wAsHoE DIsAsrsR.-The Enter
prise Of this morning had the following
di.patch from San Francisco, dated last
evening, concerning the late terrible
steamboat disaster:
Ninety to one hundred persons are dead
or dying from the WashOe explosion. Only
two women escaped uninjured. Anderson,
Chief Engineer, died IN the hospital. His
last words were that there was one hundred
and twenty-five pounds on the boiler, with
two cocks Of solid water, and that the cause
Of the explosion was rotten iron in the
boiler"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07

STEAMSHIP FAREs.-Following are the
rates Of passage established on both lines OIL
steamers between New York aud San Fran
cisco. It will be seen that passage TO this
State is about forty per cent. cheaper than II
is from il. From New York to San Francisco'
First cabin, in legal tenders, SiOO, equal IN
gold coin to $3.50; FIRST cabin, in legal tenders
1915. equal in gold coin to $l5O; second
cabin, in legal tenders, $500, equal in gold
coin to Sl20; steerage, in legal tenders, S2OO,
equal in guild coin, to $50: From San Fran;
cisco TO New York: First cabin, in gold
coin, $23s; second cabin, in gold coin, Sls4;
steerags, In gold coin, $3.50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07

1t will be observed, by perusal Of the
final plank Of the Chicago platform, that the
copperheads have taken the soldiers Of the
Federal armies under their special protec.
tion. Cops. will therefore take notice that
all such terms as "Lincoln's hirelings,' y
" Federal cut-throats," "legalizpd murder
ers," etc., in reference TO our soldiers, from
and after this date will be considered "un.
constitutional" and contrary to "Demo-
cratic principles. "-Nepada Gazette.
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A COMPARISON OF RssoURcgs.-The M

A COMPARISON OF REsoCRcEs.-The Ma
ry<ville appeal, reviewing an essay written
by r. ]. Walker, on the future prospects and
growing resources Of the United States, says:
But Mr.. Walker shows Us another way to
paw our debts. He compares the future
wealth OF Great Britain and the United
States, supposins that each increases in the
same ratio as during the ten years for which
in each case we have the latest census re-
turns. It will De remembered that the in
crease in the United States from 1856 to 1850
was l26.45 per cent. Assuming these ratins
which, however, are unfair towards us-the
result would be as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
THE ELECTION.

The election in Storey county to-day. is
passing of in a very spirited manner.
The Candidates in the field were up bright
and early this morning, and commenced
narshaling their friends, and have kept
their grip remarkably well. There will
be large vote polled in Gold Hill, but
who the winning candidates will be, Of
course it is impossible TO tell until the
votes are counted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07

Gold has long left the realm Of law, and
enlisted under the banner of caprice. A re-
duction of the Government currency to the
amount Of sixty millions, did not prevent il
from going up like a rocket. A Rebel raid,
trumpeted as an invasion fay thousand
strong, and TO all appearance threatening
washington with capture, was the occasion
OF its falling ten per cent. 1t is curious that
so heavy metal should be animated by a
spirit as Professionally malicious as that Of
Puck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
LIST Ward in virginia.,
Notice to the Public.

THESE INDEBTED TO TIE Pr tSEaR STEAM
i Laundry Company, are hereby notified that g.
SLUuA Is not, and never has been partner III
said Company All those Indebted TO tue company
are hereby forbidden to pay any debts due 10 him. Us
the authority heretofore vested In him has been re-
voked and any transaction made by said Neuman
ior In the name of said Company Will not be rec
ogniZed as valI-the entire business, credits, and
property Of the Pioneer Steam Laundry Company
having been transferred TO George Gleason.
aua1n VII TE i HOBART.
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Mining Speculniions.

The following remarks upon the difference
between mining and srock-dabbling are from
the London Aiaiag Journal:
Specializing in mines for the "accoant" is
not mining, any more than specializing IN
bank shares is banking, or makes a man a
banker. Bath are mere speculative bargains
for rise" or "fall." and partake Of the na-
ture Of gambling. Those who deal in time
bargains, therefore, ought nor, in our opinion,
10 blame mining for their losses, nor " blow
up" those whom they employ to do the bust
ness for them, for al all times it is in itSel:
unsatisfactory enough. Those who think
shares will fall, sell for the account" or
fortnightly settlement as cheap as they can.
Those who think there will De a rise, owing
10 any improvement or discovery, buy for the
account" and are called 'bulls;" but fire.
quently the time lone fortnigh') between the
settlements is not long enough for the delays
that often tIke plaee in cutting lodeS, etc.;
and, therefore, shares have TO De sold out At
i loss at the settling, or the buyers have TO
pay heavy cGAt1qo-that Is, charge nf 50
much per share, sometimes % TO 80 per cent,
for carrying over the shares 10 the following
ACCOUNT" and. this sort % thing being re-
pea,ed. frequently adds greatly To the original
purchase OF the shares. Our advice to all
SPECTATORS is to buy what they can pay for
and take up a, once, and have as little TO do
As possible with account or time bargains.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
Miners, Attention!

I'VE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
w in the tennessee Mining District, and In the
Tunnel referred TO in the card OF Theodore Ciml0tt
published In the Enterprise OF this date wish TO say
that Cmiotti came TO tennessee District after Mr..
ToLer left there; that Mr.. Tozer represented In
the claim BY man by the name OF Howard, who
performed as much, II not more labor on the claim
Tor Me-. Tozer than any other person interested
therein; that Mr. ToIer not only kept up his own
interest but he paid portion Of the wages OF other
wOrkmen; that he fully paid all bis assessments on
said claim that he did not employ Mr.. ClmiottI;
that CImlotti was employed by John Splitter; that
Mr.. Tozer acted fairly, punetually and honorably
with al. WIN, q. BROWN,
an3Id RukERT PATTON,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07

PRESIDENTIAL PRosPEcrS.-We clip the
following from a correspondent of the New
York Times, which is a correct representa-
tion of public sentiment throughout the
North: ~ have been travelling and mingiing
for laug time with various degrees OF peo-
pie. have theory that the masses OF men
are pretty well represented BY thuse whom
we meet al the fashionable aud second class
hotels, in the bar-roons and vehicles If
travel. And ! feel sure that the cause OF
good government, in the person Of Mr.. Lin
coin, IS gaining strength, and that, notwith-
standing the tremendous responsible tiles and
uncertainties which rest upon and enrolop
the administration, so far as conclusive and
brillian, results to be Immediately expected
in the field are concerned, that there is a
liked determination, which nnthinS can shake
on the part of the masses TO re-elect the Pres
ident by decided vote, as the only cure Tor
the existing disorders in our midst. As to
.hc rebellion, good people seem TO regard that
as substantially crushed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
RELIGIOUS Notices,

On Sunday next September llthj At IA o'clock In
the evening, there will commence IN Father Peters
Caurch a mission for the German population al fir-
ylnia City. The mission will be continued the whole
following week. Sermon every morning NJ 81
O'Clock, and every evening at az O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
UNITED KINGDOM
UNITED STATES

When we reflect that England increases in
wealth more rapidly than any other country
in Europe, the value OF the above table Of
relative increase between her and the United
States is more conspicuous, and affords the
satisfactory knowledge that our debt can be
exiinguished without oppressive taxation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
"A CARD.
Withdrawal of DIR. HoInll

rINHE UNDERSTAND, THANKFUL FOR The
! confidence reposed In him by bis ffenus, would
espectfully announce that he withdraws rom the
canvass as a canllate for Treasurer. Il. cnnceives
this to be bis duty ~ Union man, and would
cheerfuly recommend that all Union men will sup
port the full Union ticket. e
sAk NJ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07

Dissolution OF Copartnership.
THE FIRM KNOWN AS LEE L KEEPERS,
Saloon Keepers, American City, Is this Jay as.
solved By mutual consent. All debts and naontiSs
viii be settled By Jos. 7. Keepers, who alone u au
'ao''Iea 10 eo"e'' anu ''' JOHN II. C. LEE.
j. T. KEEPERS.
Ar,a.t.,r City Ju,v ~ 1861 jy23 m
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G A r. ID.

| IAhE THIS METHOD Of INFURMING MY
L friends, voters vi uOiI Hill Precinct, that am
4 candidate for the office 0f jSSTABLS OF sud
Precinct and that am In no wise connected with
any candidates for the Office OF Justice OF the Peace;
and assure my friends that AM not electioneering
for any Justice OF the Peace, but am working for
myself and II elected, will endeavor to discharge the
duties OF the office promptly, and as the law pro-
vides WM H. BEEGAN
Gold Hill, August 81, 1864, .......... auyI I'd
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Snecial IDENTITIES.


VIZ II. HOWARD, SHERIFF OF STOREY
w. County, n. T., has appointed the following
gentlemen TO act Special Deputy Sheritis for Colo
I'LL and Virginia at the general election tomorrow
10 be sworn In and receive their badges Of Office a
the SherlhTs office, AZ O'Clock A. NJ. OF that day:
Gold Hill.
A II Ball, Eugene Bittner, Bate Henry,
Jacob Wines, II Blanchard, John Lambert,
joel Pedler, VIM Shirley, - Putnam,
Edwin Gushing.
LIST Ward In Virginia.
" Paulding, Lewis Goodwin, Nat Small.
, d McBee, J Broadhead, Geo LamoreuX,
1 5 Collins, By hinn, X McElroy,
Alex. Kennedy, W White.
I'd Ward.
DIM Hacket, Ben Highly, Frank Denver,
I W Hrlnnlng- II IIlier &C Whitehead,
way, AnlreH PeaSley, Mchenna,
s Wilkins, + pot,lc, Nm Morrison,
L harrington; James Rock, 81 Bowers,
de Long, capt sam Deal. John Peck,
John Fountain, Chas York. Henry Sprout.
Sd Ward.
Vim Smith. Thos G Taylor; James Perham,
Dick HeIshorn, e. r LuidlnStou, W B Shepherd,
John Spring, Jeremiah Kelly, W Moore,
James McLearn.
ith Ward.
Iamuel Owens, Jas Lawrence, Samuel Hall.
FsanS HLlloweIl, " BuTueS, Tho5 Jones,
Jas Urrenlorf. kobt Ross, james WEIGH.
,arnupl HarypI
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70 the Voters of Storey County.

A CIRCTLAR HAS len ISSUED, BEING 4
"A fac smile Of one put forth by the teople'S
Party, but substituting the name OF Luelen htr.
mann for b, Drisco We caution all voters against
this trick Of NJ. ToLer, az the same Is regulated
oy both Sir, Hermann and Drscoll.
- OO''' ' D. o. ATKINSON,
ss6 Chm'n ppoule's Executive Committee.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the Public.


WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE HAD OUR
w attention called TO certain charges preferred
against the integrity and competency OF Nj. CHAS
w. TJZER for the position he now seeks, Which
charges are set forth In the Terrific EaterpriIe
and are based upon Mr.. ToLers course VI Secretary
OF the State Senate OF California at It's twelfth SEES
sou.
We are paIned to notice those charges, as we be-
ueve. as Senators during that session. that In the
opinion OF that Senate, after full anu fair inveSl-
CATION OF the whole matter, that no blame whatever
attached itself to Nc. ToLer. lie WAS fully ana
fairly exunerate, us we think; and We know that
be was uniformly at his post OF duty during that
session, and at the adjournment OF that bOuy held
its undivided confidence and respect, both regard
ed his competency anu Integrity.
He also at that day had the undivided confidence
OF all Union men In that body regarding his true and
steadfast loyalty 10 the Union. We take pleasure In
affirming these facts and doubt not but that In thus
averring we reiterate the opinions OF every gentle
man that was then member of that body.
c. Z. DE LONG.
The foregoing Is according TO my recollection and
belief. &. BURBANK.
Virginia, August Is, 1864.
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PLAIN truth, like plain face, is gener-
ally unpopular.
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NT;nsrs' League, Attention!

Miners League, -AttenIion'
THE MONTHLY MEET. Nc OF THE LEAGUE
i will be held at Arniory Hall, street, virginia.
m MONDAY the 5th day Of September, 1851 anu
nIsstrng uf tina Trustees W Il he held at the Score
'''fS SouiN' Va 1. MASrERS0N, scc'y.
y,.-,,,, Cant ls6t sc3 Il
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Lost.

Lost.
NERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT No. 3.236, OF
y Wells, Fargo Co., OF uold Hill, Tor onG nnIr
dre and my dollars, standing In the name Of JOHN
CAWLEY, Payment of the above has been stopped:
The finder will please leave the above al the Office Vi
W., T. d Co., Gold Hill. autE
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MaSo11ic Notice.

THE STATED MEETI EGs OF SILVER n
i star Lodye, U. D., Of !. anh A; Masons, va
Gold Hin, are held on SATURDAYS OF, Or W..
Ssxt preceding the full moon In each month.
Called Meetings, every Saturday evening, at Ga
O'Clock. Brethren In COOL standing are invited u
attend. BY order Of W. No., worm e,,,.
I,-.sof =, Is. SeCY
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Dissolution of Partnership
NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN THAT THE
n Firm known as CIR JCkER Co.. doing bust.
meas in Gold HILL Is this day dissolved by mutual
',onsant, All parties Indebted to the firm are IT,
9u'''e" 49, !. tRQCKER,,
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GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
Brick Store, opposite Frankenheimer's,
GOLD HILL.

i, M u 8 II o
WOULD REsPEGTFULLY INFORM THE
for sale large and fresh stock OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which he offers FOR CASH as cheap as can be
bought In the Territory trial Of which Will SatiBfy
amy one of that fact His stock consists In part or
CUlfeeS Sugars, Teas, Spices Of all kinds. Pickles
Corn Meal, Rice Eggs, and everything usually found
In irst-class Grocery Store. Also, large and
splendid assortment Of CR0CkERf WARE, OF the
heaviest make and most fashionable styles. Also,
large assortment OF HANGING LAMPS. and . large
stock OF Tinware. Ali OF which, with large quanti-
the public at prices which he feels certain will Suit
the public. J. MubTOs,
iy2n II Brick Store, Cold Hill.
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DATES TO SEPTEMBER 8.

sprcln plsrArcn 10 rue eo1p HlLl DAILY NEW.
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Found.

Found.
4 MEMORANDUM BOOK, BELoNGlNG 70
n JOHN THOMPSON, containing receipts, giis,
ETC., WIS found In Gold Hill yesterday, ana eis ~
this Once, The owner can have II by calling, ana
paying for this advertisement.
Gold Hill, August II, ls6i. auslE u
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The busines will be conducted at the old stand by
ptJITER L MERCER, who will be glad 10 serve all
The Old customers ami AS many new ones us may
i1N0' '"''A "''A A. K. POTTER,
RiCH'D ME&CER.
Gold HILL JulyS Jy9 IN
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Miners League.
S>FFICE IN tbs SJUTII-EAST CORNER OF
" the illinois House on the Divide. open daily
rSr,' . tiiI1pN augS IN
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To the Voters Of Gold Hill Precinct.

BANKERS NGTiGE rs.
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After calm, impartial and patient con.
Sideration OF the subject which demands the
closest thought on the part of every true
luver of his country, l an convinced that BY
the proper employment OF our resources it is
entirely possible to bring this war to sue
cessful military issue. I believe that ne.
cesSary preliminary to the re-establishment
of the Union is the entire defeat or the vir-
tual destruction Of the organized military
power Of the Confederates, and that such
result should be accumpan ed and followed
by cnnciliatory measures; AID that BY pur-
suing the political course nave always ad-
vised, it is possible to bring abouta perma-
nent restoration Of the Union a reunion BY
which the rights Of bnth sections shall be
preserved and BY which both parties shall
preserve their self.respect, while they respect
each other.
, 1864-08-01
FINANCIAL and C0MMERCIlL
FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY EvEEtEa. July 50, 1861,
The week has been actvs one IN financial clrcled
but not to compare With tie tormer one. although
The transactions have been Gecidedly OF be aIthier
Character. There Is plenty q good paper Offering.
suclent to a9Eorh all that tht banks hare to spare
Considerable grain has been s;s1ted for the East
cefsttat1ng tha Use Of means toput aoat, We nsy
look for IN steautns In financial ctrcIes,
from the facs that tpeculators lave broke the tng'
and RETIRED There has been some activity In the
produce natEet with slight appreciation in prices At
the START bu tsle nothing 10 peak Of at the close.
THIS VA Influenced by tho riej In gold In New York,
which was un doubtec1y csuse1 by the announcement
o the presence Of 5o2o 1ensls In Peonsylyanla, at
ChambersburT and vicinity, :
Exchange tspeztaps shadt easitr, although BY no
means plenty. Bankers ha1e bought, whea they
could; at discount, and wcthipk most Of the pur-
chases lave been made q. gure, while sales have
GENERALLY been made ut an premium, with occasion.
nj concessions On that asure!
Gold advanced In New Yotk to-day, probably under
the influence OF the rebel advance Into Pennsylvania,
reported today. The range a. telsgraphed to James
BOYD. Was sfollows:
19 ~, !, .Sssk .s5A
a9 9;:'sm.:..... .. 1sa p. m.''''''''...!9'1
He1eth market opened at 80. advanced to 25s de-.
c1iued to Is hutat the close Of pustness hour be-
came stronger, aod 25s was bid.
Silver Was dal. With no enanxe from yestesda5s's
;. Go11n0ent 5sts arc shade weaker. and ~ quote
ut t07 bx3izk.
FLUc1uA17oxs N GoID.-lt may be Of intEeit to
opr readers to pkeslsve In tabular form the fuceua
unastn thd petoe Il Gold IN Nav Yask frsn the t0e
Ct 4e passage Of tbs GoiA blu % - thAs dAy.- We
thetc1 ettfe2aet AeA: