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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04
NOTICE.
Internal Revenue D.!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO MANU-
IN facturers liable to make monthly returns Of
manufactured articles subject to Tax, under Bni'
ted States Excise Laws, nre requiredto make re-
turns on or before the 10th day Of each month,
for the month preceding.
Twill receive returns from parties so liable, at
the office Of the Assistant Assessor Of Internal
Revenue. No. II Medsn Building, North Q street,
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock A. II. and o'clock
Pm
In case ofHEeLEcT. l will proceed immediately
to aSsess and add tho
Penalty or Rifty Per Centnm
r. b. SMITH,
Assistant Assessor of Sd, 9Th and 11th Divisions,
comprising the county Of Storey. Nevada
Virginia, Jan. 25. 1855. jas
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AND PREIGHTIYG.
IMPOR TANT
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT.
HR'4!H&2 >
p. & s. v. II. RS. v. II. Il.
Freepor-t Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
KXRENAE r-r# .r.r

IN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1864, or
" dnary Freight win be received at FREEPORT
and forwarded 10 LATR0BE without charge for
transhppnE, dr2SaSe or forwarding.
Goods shipped BY steamers OF the California Steam
Nav satlon Company. leaving San Francisco at ?.
H. n.y. can be delivered In Latrobe at O'Clock
next morning. Freight shipped by sailing vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on or
binary freight per sailing vessels for leTee dues,
tranShlpping, drayage or forwarding.
Al Heavy Ereights, such as Boilers, heavy Cast
ings, Steam Engines, ETC., VIII be transnlpped AT
Freeport by powerful derrcks directly TO the cars,
and at Latrobe will also be tranShpped by derricSS
directly to teams. For this class OF freight. charge
will be made OF cost of labor engaged on derr.cks
only. so
Freight Charges OF steamers or sailing vessels will
be advanced at Freeport and collected at Latrobe
Marx ali Freight. CARE y. r. r., FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Prices OF RreightinRt
FREIGHT from Freeport TO Latrube, 81 per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS. from LatTobe 10 Freeport ur
Sacramento, will be forwarded at the following
rates: 5, M
Ordinary Freights per ton n.-.-...-----.-----.-S 90
Ores shippers to load and rnload) per TOM o. o.
Marble, .-----S 81
Lnmh+r M-.--.-3 m
Wool, cN OF .,
6h cords S.-..----------.--.---..-- w
"S
rstts MARI Freight, Care p. IS.v.R III"
Up. ROBINSON,
F. A. BISHOP,
oclnm SuperIntendents.
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE late
n arm Of Dinsmors q AylsWorth, are request
ed TO all and settle with G.. ". Aylsworth, be-
fore the ars, day Of Nay next, and save costs.
Amer that date, Hnits will b brought for Ill such
de6ts then outstanding.
Efg. g. W. AYLSWORTH,
Successor to DinsuoFe Z Aylsworth.
Dated. Gold Hill, April q. ls6S apa N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04

jackson Gold and silver Mining
Company.-Notice is hereby given, tnat IN &c.
and the bylaws Of the company, there will be
sold at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the
third day of May next at 2 o'clock ?. ~, at the
eompany's Office. on Main street, Gold Hill. Ne
vada, 20 many shares Of the capital stock OF the
above named company, standing In the names OF
the following persons on the BOOKS OF tne eonipA,
nv as will be necessary TO pay all assessments due
thereon, together with costs Of advertising, sale
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

rance Company.
ST1TENENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AT passed
April 22d lSoU, eoneelnhs ~ ttS. soiIo,,,'rs sno
Prci6r Insurance Company makes the, lolioWhg
RAPPORT
l. The amount OF tne caP!ss sS,' sLa,sa,,S J,iI.r
nany IN seven hundred and tfty thoussna ooIlaTs OH ~
all paid In cash !. ,,;.. hnnSs.J 80
II. The amount OF assets IL nl1e napuIsu Ha . nnu
seventeen thonsana, Iout ao,5 2aS as
dollars and forty cents. - 4e
Ill The company haf no aeoA .,,,., s,.,,
". The amount OF insurance MItssn oallns
the year is eleven millions uine nunarec sna sev s
entv.seven thousand eight hundred anu III nIty,nps r
dollars - SIAtTiiIooS w
The amount Of insurance IN ioree Dseenoer t
sand, eight hundred and ninetyfour oIon "A. M
~ rsI;or,co 49,. W
v. Tho Company nSuIes aSains' "" 'ohO"'"
risks, viz: ,,ru. ns..L.d,,.
Buildings, ,4n0rI1 Mhn2 .N' naaH.i
H9useh9Fq pa,., : VI 2Lsir TarToes,
'esse's III csher perSonaI ...
PrOperty,
for loss or damage by fire.
vi, The largest sum this Company will take on
any ono risk Is a15 900, the limit liked BY law,
any sny on ali snch large risks Reinsurance to Ger.
,ain EXTENT will be made in otherresponSible com.
nanss ,SIn ~ J. HUNT, President
A. EALsioS' Ir,,sr1 }S 1855
San Frai''i0'o' '"""a-y -O'
,,,,,,. ,,..,d Mo,sv EIlI,
W MiiiSm ~ snaSin SinU'"' AZ; stiles
EIa,orJ Moses Heller,
LaLara, ES%ord Wsr,.,
A SeIgman, sTTnhh.
Alfred borrI, IN Ts
Charles MAyhe' =. Ut DE-
Louis McLahe' Iohr n , Rsey
Lioyd ievIs @ EonIS So.
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Notice.

Notice. ~
ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY c0NcERN.-Ths
! Partnership heretofore exisring between A.
prnanorO and q. W. AylrsSoFth, ln the Livery
Stable business In Gold HILL b this day Dissolved
by mutual ccnsent All moneys owing 10 sa3d
Arm srs payable 20 George W. AyiesWorth, aaA
aIl dsbes q I'D frm viii Be- paid BY him ~
GEO. W. AYLEgwORTH,
4 DM0IORK
--sf- "a
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U. q. $40 Six Per Gent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS!

These Bonds are now worth premium OF nine
per cent. including gold interest from November.
which makes the actual profit on the 730 loan. at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per anuum, besides its
Exemption from State and Munlcipnl Tux.
alton, which adds from One 10
Three Per Cent.
More!
According to the rate levied OIL other property.
The interest is payable In currency, semi'annu'
ally, BY coupons attached to each note, which
NAV BE- cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
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HOTELS observation-disclosures.
TAHOE HOUSE.

MRS. LANE TAKES PLEASURE
uA In Informing her friends and the pub .:.i
lie that she has taken charge of the above -.
known establishment, and fIntendI conducting the
same on the most liberal terms The rooms nre
1uperhly hnlShed-second to none In the state.
Rooms, with double-bed, for which heretofore ~
has been charged per night, will BE- let for one
dollar, in consideration Of the srringency Of the
timeL -g'H ..s de26 I'm
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TORemnlM.

When You are lf1icted with weakness Of the back
and imn, heAdEctse. ioss Of muscular power. palpf-
ta9n of the heart ifrtSbiBty, ,0xfrNne
urinary diiiculties, defangenent OF the monthly
cknea, BtsEty and other diseases peculiar % ~
nales-conBplt d. Ioter, and you VIII receive PAT.
ticniar attention. Let1e false decacy prevent you
but apply at once and save yourselves from painful
suffering and preEnatnre death. ls2TJ s-9sf . st
NJ roomS are 50 arranged that there il no danger
ot exposure, or Of meeting any one except the Doe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04

91EVe1 Mlnlur
lAA,, 4ysrthea NSeET
af.xrt1 III: @ -ss1lq
'!nhh1csnIvsly tbtsI2rsc
~ MeUNeely. 5ano1S
PD a.saslhaf
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SO4 4..----... A-----.-
10 r Neacham, dne $50 II

10 Mitchell & Lameranx Tract Assessedto Ism
erauI & Mitchell. due e2i IS.
Also-west. 90 feet Of
Io, l2 Block l-..-.-...... Range b,
sssessed 10 J. L. Hale, due Sls q. r. -
Also .......
Lot J. BLOCK l-..-....'.-' h1nke -
sss.ssed TO y, T. Gibbon, eS6 y -. ....
Also . -
Lot 10. Block l-.-.--...... Range B.
assessed 20 John Doe Fox. due Sl6 30
Also
Lot % BLOCK o------------ A1uso n
b. VI
asuessed TO Oliver Hyde, due f7s IL
The portions Of the above lots, sold for the
taxes. and costs due on the same, a. herein sst
forth, will be sold without redemption, and an 40
solute title given to the purchaser, as = y law
provided THOS h yOhNSON,
Mar<hal and Tar Collector:
Dated ~ Gold Hill. April 9. fe6S apiOtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Thsss Notes are issued under date June Is, 1865
and are payable three years from that time, in
currency, or are convertible at the option OF the
holder into
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04

@eG,resus Geld aad
Ce4ralYEThe AelipQqsuI
pestpphtd until fHCRef
ka at6aS1ANh heufA pi6&
l..ssaii .IE:ffs is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04

Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF snescrip'
tons ThiSi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04

These are cnly specimen Of some OF the afndGvtn
which Mr., Howard can produce, necessary, out
and Hair Dressing establishment OF Mr.. Howard,
No. 10 South C Street, opposite the Crystal Peak
House, where numerous bald heads may be encoun-.
tered In various stages OF successful treatment
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calIe..,s.S e. l!g 0h.Ps % ca asnA.alss

al CONFLICTS SET or -oARPENfEHb
"A TeflL. I'D ,Oess u eoA nd. - -
81 i1eR iss So ~ es$ essi ~
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The Only Loan in Market

Now offered by the Government, and 1t is conn.
IDENTIFY xpected that Its superior advantages VIII
make IL the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-04
Seminal Weakness

U001n0I W00k00o0s T--||
Should you be af1Lcted with any Of the following
symptonas, saeh Is Weakness ofthe Back and LimhS
Pamin the Head, Dlrness Of Vision, EeryouGneal
Ideas and Depression Of spits, Evil -fore bodIng,
SeifD Dbtrst and an Aversion 70 Society," consult Dr.
ToEer at once, and he win restore you 70 psreet
health.
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Inperlani Caniaea .eths Fable: :s

1.-THE Press throughout ths state a!S teqaeste1
efforts In behaH of tie eauSsl :. - hp6 2
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-08
~ PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARRANG EMIT;

b -. The splendid new ses-going STEAMERS
Feresi City, I.ewistes. aud Mes.
NR treai, will until further notice run
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Ct
o'clock r. NJ, and Central Wharf, Boston, every Mon.
day sys, TS''E Wednesday Thursday and f'''''
.Psro-ln Cabin, SI.25 On Deck, ti00.
N. Is. Each boat Is furnished with . large number
of State Rooms, for the accommodation OF ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line. much saving OF time ande Expense
will DO made. and that the inconyenience OF arIi.
ving iS Boston st late hours OF tho night Will %
Tho boats arrive In season for passengers TO take
the earliest trains out OF tho city. ....
The Company arc not responsible for baggage to
an amount exceeding SO In value, and that person.
a. unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
"a - -" ---' L. BILLINGS. Agsn
portland Nov a. 1864 .t afr
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TRAINS LEAVE AS roLLo VS.

Portland .nir' |P.s. ~ 6spsi las si0
y1eT Fares sre ~ sssts iess when tietsts arSpss
ehssed Al the ONES, than when paid IN the ears.
- nHiny rRANCIs CMAsE.
Portland. Nov. and. 1895. isIssf
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IMPORTANT TO rENALEs.
mn cuEEsEMAN FILLS

Tho combination cs ingredients Ia these pills Is
she result u a long and entenslse practice They
are mia I'm their operation and certain In correcting
nil irregularities, Painfal Menstruations, removing
al ohstrvctioss whether from cold or othetwssc,
he,d.ske. vain IN the ode, rslplztcn ~ the heart,
white. all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain
sa IN, b.cs and iiuabs, Se, disturbed sleep, which
arise from Interruption OF nature
ia CHEESEMAN'S Pills was the COMMENCEMENT OF
n ne. era In the treatment 81 those irregularities
and obs ,rsotios, wktch have eonsissed - many 20
n premature grave No female eau enjoy good health
unless she h regular, AID Whenever an obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
DR CaExsxnAss Nils are the Haast eceetual rem
edy ever known for all complaints peculiar To 10
males To ell classes they are Invaluable, IN dsens
srth esrtants, ysrodiesi Regularity. They are known
Co Thousands uho have used them nj different peri
ods, thtoughout the country. harins the sanction
OF some o( tho most ssas>si fAyssessss ls,rrs.
Expiiok directions, stating when they should set
be used with each box-the Price ono Dollar Per box
containing nom - 70 60 rtls.
Pills ,e~s ~ -~i. Syomytiy, By rcnrtfins " ne
Propriotcr Ssld BIZ druggists generally.
uUrCHINiSx ulLLYER, rrosr'etors,
81 Cedar street. Sew York,
n. n Hay Co, Portland; A Savyw, Bideo
ford. and s. s. Mitchell. ssoe, Agests ty'eo
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c. c. BURLEicH,
Factory island, SAoo.
Notice.
Foreclosure or Mortgage.

~-vrtcy A. b.rr,y given thsi DANIEL CANBELL u ss-
N On IN the County Il YORK By his msgsse dee'i hear-
ins l.r NOVEMBER TN 1865 and rccti In the rSs ,can-
tyReysry q nc~is, In boek -, rase - ocnseysun
ther,n situated In AL Sseo, AMI boandsi a. hapss Co-
r,.urin, on the Nathwetery ske % Middle street, at hni
Ming Iek RON the strvt by Ri u said hrs seyenytso
f,, tsocc running Sathvesteriy line parallel win said
street sty-thrye thence running s,hssrg seventy
two t b. s,i Mhite point which vii he iorty-
tbr ist from the namd boifis thence by sail Mhidh
ar ID Notthsssly the nt II beginning,
t,g the Nc upon which he nos hyesi AMI u the esso o
sa mo,t.rc has been brOken ey reason whsrc claim
frclu- 10 saii mortgsge. fiSIbk fVhU
nLAl.fnrl use Al >fi.
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In ,Sl. .sy. Bee. s. q s.s..mrsoO, Mr. ADar-- = Lao

~ Nct,cs q DEATHS excciny siS lines insettss hse
above taat numfsr, at regular advertising nste.-
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In this sny. Bee. 8 q ssassmsioo, Mr. Anares y isas
81 yrs 10 mo-.
In Parsosassl. Nov. -, pca Jshn Lncd, "a va
An aGseszte kusias kina father, an estrcsed nssfi-
ssr and ,ysmplary ehfslian has catered sIoa thai
Inystsri.u. life shish doh nd snd.f
Wr,ked % N. shp Atlantis Oct ID, Chases 4 SMITH en-
~ so u Daniel ssath u sae, - yrs ms~-
The dosfA Il Nr. Smith has srOaght iss b. an ShskW
hls Hs lie vas q exemplary Pty, AMI er many years
he uAs a n.e,ubst e the Isl rsh ChaTch active sRl or
nd Ia ,>rf<usr ~ the duties cf hs holy mcmsrsiP ?.
EYen tho. IN ias death sulen, yet aHL him preTred,
fully trusting In that s~,iosr whom he lad 80 vel ~i ."
serve. r
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Tell your Friends.

Tn ,our freris xsai Co.'s Coagh BSss has dsse ty
yo, N has eurd ysar chill u racknx oosyh yisle't
aiisck q croa sSc urcat ~ ayotia uferalG r'e',
whsn esvtsnb sxi de, 80 yvnr frenis o. attisy nss
l.a 0sl ysung rich asrf f- an ny the eirsi-
est all he'd eough rvtscly In the ~osh.
Voc DYSPEPSIA iniiscsiicr pain IN the stssnsch s-sg
tcci, hRgl~, nstIebry and yeDrsl dehsiv y s"'v "
Coss Dyspepsia Cur.
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HaSheeSh! HaSheeSh /!

and an diseases of the Nervous System. In oriental
countries asheesh has for centuries been the theme
OF Poets Philosophers aRd Novel Writer'S both for its
marvellous influence ON the mind when used expert
inevitably, and foe Its almost qualities when
prepared as a medicine. The Bengal Dlspensatory
saws the eeets OF iiasheesh are papulary known In
,ke south OF africa, Turkey. Asia Minor Egypt, In
ds aud all the adjacent territories, and In all the
popular medicines OF these nations We hnd II extern
slyely employed for a multitude Of Affections In n
standard treatise of Msteria Mediea more than six
hundred ears old u Is described as the most valuable
OF all known remedies
Sold by all Druggists, Imported only by, the Syi-
ras o,ssf pssg Isl Washington st. Roston, Mass
Price-larse box slOO, postage Is cents. Small box
50 cents, postage seeuta Juno
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wh,.Ler.i wht.kcrs!

o.vo,v.ns whlsI or Moastaches, Our Greeian
campouoS Wal fOsce them to grev on Ae smooth
est lace or chin, or hair on bald heads, In Ok
Weeks. frico ti-3 packages for - oestpy insh
address. WARNER q Co, Box iS5, BROOKLYN, M.
VII
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-THE KEANs-The
event most prominent in amusement circles
during the past week has been the engage
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kean at the
Academy of Music, an event to which our
citizens are indebted to the liberality and
desire to please of the excellent manager OF
the Academy, Mr.. John Ellsler. The wide
spread fame of these artists, and the dis
tinguished association their name has with
the acted drama, naturally awakens an al
riiost Universal desire to witness their i'm
presentations, and it was to be expected that
on their appearance last evening there would
be no vacant seats, and that an audience of
more than usual refinement and appreciation
would be present, and such was the fact.
The entertainment presented was one of the
most excellent andattraetive that could have
been selected, comprising S~hakspeare's
Merchant of Venice" and the comedy of
"The Jealous Wife," in both of which the
Keans sustained the leading roles. The
prime attraction was the "Shyloek' OF, Mr..
Kean, a character always attractive because
developing more of the artistic skill of an
actor than almost any other of the great
bard's creations. Of the manner of Mr..
Kean's rendition, and of the peculiarities of
his conception, just or unjust, of the part,
we have neither space nor time to speak
critically, and we are only able 10 say that
so ia as the audience were concerned
there seemed TO be nothing wanting to give
the character effectiveness and favor. In
stating this, however, we do not wish to be
understood as expressing our own opinion,
but simply as indicating what appeared
to us the impression of the audience at
large. The part of " Portia " was borne by
Mrs. Kean, and though she certainly does
not look the character, her reading and act
ing is sufficiently correct to give it it's
proper Importance. The auxiliaries, Mr..
Catheart and Mr.. Everett, appeared respec-
lively as " B~assanio" and "Gratiano," but
to our mind with very moderate merit. Mr..
Simcoe Leo p~ersonated "Antonio" very ac-
ceptably. In the comedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kean as " Mr.. Oakley" and "Mrs. Oak
ley" also made a very favorable impression
upon the auditors, and Messrs. Cathcartand
Everett appeared to better advantage in
their respective roles than in the first piece.
This evening Shakspeare's powerful and
engrossing tragedy of Macbeth" will be
presented, Mr.. Kean appearing as the
"Thane" and Mrs. Kean as "Lady Macbeth"
supported by Mr.. Cathcart as 'Macduff' and
Mr.. Everett as .~Banquo," and the full
strength of Mr.. Ellsler's company. This
absorbing tragedy will be given in its en-
tirety, and will constitute the performance
of the evening.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
TuunspAY EtEtrru. NoH. ID. 1ssb.

THURSDAY ETES1Ns, Nov. t6, 1865.
Local monetary matters are steady. The
deniaHd for currency to-day was only mod
crate, but fully up to the desire of tHebahks
to discount. Balances are close, though we
do not hear any complaint Of stringency.-
Bankers show as yet no purpose or DISPOSE
ton TO change the policy of self-proteetion
in which they have 50 long p~erseversd, and
offer no especial encouragement to borrow
ers. Exchange works closer, and rates are
very firm at par buying and 4premi9m sell
ing. " Fqfs
The Cincinnati Gazette reports general
dEllHsa BsFfading busittess, both financial
! Sad commercial, in that city Oh Wednesday.
Currency is close.
The difficulty at Chicago between the
Board Of Trade and the warehousemen, in
reference to the grain inspection system and
the extra storage demands Of the latter, has
brought the produce trade to almost a dead
halt, and is disagreeaBly affecting business
generally. The Tribune says: /" Off Is.
eeipts of produce are a mere trihe compared
with what they -oughtto be, and trade that
naturally comes to Chicago is nov going to
Isl. Louis, Milwaukee, Toledo and other
points" Money is stringent, partly in o II
sequence Of an active discount demand, and
partly beestss of hedty shipments of eur
rency East. ~
Government bonds in the New York mar
ket were stronger to-day, 1t d fraction adj
vance. The upward turn to prices abroad
has induced freer purchases, The general
stock market is dull and Yeak.If.-s, 80.
Gold further teeeded a fraction today, the
price closing at 1863. The demand for Gus
toms is only moderate.
There is a general apathy 6kd dizziness re-
ported in trade just aow at all the leading
commercial points, and The markets geher-
ally exhibit very little strength. Pending
the assembling of Congress, and until the
views ana purposes Of the administration
with regard to the finances are announced
and Congressional action taken thereon.
this state of things may be expected to coH-
tinue. A natural effect Of the utfeertHintyl
"AANh Gle II laJuIt Is 10 lluuCG great
caution among all classes of business men,
and to confine operations to everyday ne
cessities. The course of money-lenders, too,
is a complete check upon speculation, were
there any disposition to engage in d. P %
In local commercial circles there is very
little hat is new to note. Flour continues
quiet at unchanged prices. Wheat is quiet;
and prices rule steady. Corn il in moderate
request and firm. Oats are quiet and lower.
In Provisions prices are steady, and the de-
mand from the trade fair. Butter is quiet,
and prices barely maintained. Cheese isln
good demand and firm. Petroleum is steady,
but there is very little doing.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
tw%enty-four hours ending at Z o'clock this
morning, were as follows q 81
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Commercial Law.
rHELAw MERCHANT.

It is estimated that ninety per cent. Of the New
York Merchants fail each ten years for want Of
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