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-oN comme,o.e, WI ~ course keep up he sus.
pense snd SO long % there is uncertainty regard
ing the result % long will there be inshcieucy in
the department. LSsn Il The court should decide
the law 70 Be unconsttutional-vhich decision
WIN no> Btsly b rssehed for some mon,hs-shs
prospsct Of . new enactment By the neri Lesis
lsiurs would s,ill hang over The dspsr-
ment sod lie influence would insvitA-
bly, be cslculs.sd TO multiply such scenes Of insub-
ordir aiion we're witnessed at the late Madison
street IRE The Lsgslsture II 10 has really paase1
an Unconstitutional measure, u accountable for oil
This troubls, and for the danger 10 the city which
results from dsmor.lisstion In the IRE department.
We hope that In any event the fremen will con
tinue 10 d,schsrv, their duties With the same
prUrnpttude as betors, regardless Of the prospect
u sudden dimiss.l. II Is thsntless task, 70 be
sure but the safety Of the city should no, be jeo-
psrdlsed, no matter what the Albany msddlers
may do.
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New Publications.

rRAyLs ~ CESTRAL AsrA.-Being the account Of .
Journey Houl leheran acIoss the IurkolualI desert
on the Eastern shore oil the Caspian TO kIuVa BOk-
hara aud sanaIcsnd. Performed In the year 1868
y Aimiulus ampctg, u member OF the Hum Ar
ian Academy OF rtsth by whom he nj on this
mi-sion. New lork Harper a Brothers, Publish
ers Franklin Square.
As indicated by shis title, this book is MARIA
tive ofuAvel told in q style that soune American
readers will not appreciate, nevertheless the lnIor-
nstion It contains Ia more valuable than die liter
AIRY excellence Of the work, The suthor describes
Me manners and customs OF barbarious tribes in
Central Asia, aud tells u all about region Of
country concerning which but little was hitherto
known. Ii il illustrated with q map aud many
engrsyiuga and in addition contains valuable sta.
tstcs with ether intelligence by which mercAnnls
enterprise eau DO guided in seeking after the yslu
able productions OF Central Asia.
hAaAZnn.
MADAME DEsoREsr's Illustrated Monthly Nirrul
OF Fashions Tor May has juss hsen issued from VI.
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Emporium o. fuhio,A n, T7s prosdv,y. Al,
usual, u Is nIed with . rare selection Of srrcis.,
engrsvmss pstterns, and other matter hist makes
most valuable publication Tor .di.s seeking irr>
torn alton on such subjects
CARrr's Rsoonp q the Gr,>s R.b>u,oo A care.
fully complied chronological history Of the war,
from The com nsncemeat Of the Rsbsliion 70 The
dawn Of Peace Dich q Fitzgerald, ls Ann aros.,
are the publishers.
NEW EsoBAvHGs.
The portraits Of MAJOR. General WILLIAM T.
sanxxAs and Major General Pslp H. sH.arpl :
have bson sIcsllenny engraved BY Mr.. J. c. Bur.
TIE, u No. IS Franklin street. Who also published
Me mos correct portraits Of tbs men made famous
In connection with the rebellion. The portraits Of
the sbove-nsmed military officers will be required
by every soldier serving under them, and others
DESTROYS u having good likcnssses of these chief
tains.
rlw MUSIC.
The Nation IN Tears In memory Of Abraham
Lincoln-A song that may be sung - . solo, duet
trio, OF full chorus.
Lcve on TIE Bruin-A pretty song tha. must be
come popular. Published by VIM. j. Deinoresi,
80 Hickman street
Ths Nations Hvmr-By Clare n. BrrnkerhoG
Published BY WIN. A. Pond a Co, bis Broadway
pretty air, With appropriate words.
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The Hay Market.
NEW YORK, NAY T. 1870

NEw YORK, May T. 1905.
Notwithstanding the reoen, order removing the
restrictions the expectation OF this commodity, the
various markets In this neshborhood arc at present
more sbundAn,iy supplied than at any time within
the past year, tho da~niss Of peace having esused
many farmers who were holding back for rise, 10
come forward with their stock To add 10 their
troubles few buyers especially for local consumption,
in the market, andfhe various markets have con-
sequenuy become glutted some idea Of the state OF
the market can be formed from the statement that
the hay which three months since readily sold for
zeal 80, IL to-day disposed Of With difcuy at sos
100 per cvt Prices unsettled We can give nc
exact quotations. Shipping grades have sold to-day
fivm 50 W 9Ue and retail lots at Va 10 per cvt.
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II will bs rsnonberel ,h., the Ms.rr,. Grassy
photographed the conn and ea,ai.lco containing
the rern.i ms 81 the late President when brss 70.
CO we'd OF the City Hall On The following day tho
Secretary Of War ,elesrsphed General DIR 80
safe and destroy" the proofs and negatives Of us
picture, taken. by via, nigh, or .u,hori,y Ia no,
bssn, by the direction Of a man sufbeiep,y royer-
ful " enforce arbitrary or,ier,. Gsn-r. DE- Inade
,bs seizure but did no, ,Slss,yoy'' thu picturos
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EHTB y.

CoDY-on wednesday, May Sd. Mr.. Alicia Cody,
ased ~ YEAR,. Ielict Of james Cody oil Aopeyie.
Her remains viii be removed frvm her late res-
denee u kA<t 11,h 81 70 81 Anne, Sn1Ie n. ..n
~ l. oe.sk On Saturday, thence W me cemovep "
tbs Holy Cro.A Yiaibush. ~
COGGIN-In Brooklyn NAY Sd isco, Ihcms fst-
nGf Cossin sssd 70 ye.r. mouth sna ~
70 si,esd he fu aa% 's sRi. frdsyy sAsfooon
oeiccs, irum the ro.idence Of bis son hsnaG 80
syivnnis pspcn please copy 10y
COL.BjRONE-On May 4th, Of ccnvusions, VIZ
ham Henry, youngest son d james x And hiisn l.
The FRIENDS snd ~ aiives Of the bInily re-peet
fnlly regu~ted 70 attend The hInersL on ssturdy
dsnce OF hs parents Congress" st, Without inItAs'
Invitation. 1S
FALvEY-At Ysrtvile, n. Y, on THURSDAY, MY
SUI Michael rAvoy aged ~ yeAr~ months and u
Requem Mss. will be offered for the repo-e Of bis
soul in st. Lawtence's Church s4th at les. 4th ana
eth sves, at ~ oelocf A. NJ, On saturday, May o.
s sm thence hi. remains 5l 10 ,sisn % CsvsZ
Of the family ar invited 70 be pruscni. so7
HARTFORD - OF consumption, Mary Hartford.
ssed ~ yea,, from Parish OF Cliuoivey, 20. West
Her friend. and sc9uain,.nce. are respec,fully IN
vned 70 attend the funeral this ridAy hternoon.
viii b. taken TO Calvary Cemetery. loo
htNGuh On wednesday night May 3D., q
pLisn.s hanev aises.e' khzAtotb vile oil Henry H.
The funeral Win t.is place on Sunday .ne-ooos,
NAY 1854 at O'Clock. FROM her late residence, III
fAsl 45th st. Friends and relatives invited TO al.
| tond, without further notice. lie
| RAhsEY-On "Wednesday, ID inst Margaret wife
| Of Wn. IL. Ramsey, ssed "a years months and /,
| days.
| Forgive, blest shade the tributary tear
Inst m9urns thy eIis from world like this
| forgive the wish that would have Kept thee here,
| And stayed thy progies 10 the scat Of bliss.
The relatives aud friends Of the family thoss a
hst iatheI mr. Peter CAseeriy, aud tho.e OF en.
brothers n-law are respectfully invited 70 attend
the funora, on Friday, 9th inst, at o'clock trots
| her late resdence, 1871 Hammond 81. lD
| SLOAS--On the 4th inst at Q Bowling Grcsn,
uush hcfwen. infant son Of Thomas and MsrgAref
| Sloan AGED months and ~ days.
"a bod from earth 10 bloom In heaven" i9s
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Financial News, n.rkns.. as.

N~~ fsVk- Thurshsy, Mav 4 sPh.-rhe avc,ua-
,ions in gold - bunetined AZ Giipin's Merchants EI
change to day, have been fsllovs AT 1890 A. n.
i42; II, 142s; 11.3o 149x; H. 1874 10 n 1874;
l, 1881. $50 1tsk; = itsx; $50 l43; ?, 14s'. ;
$40 1877; s.4S, i4q. = itsk; 40, 1927. A
comparison Of the stock quotations In the afternoon
With thoss Of the same time yesterday, shov decline
Of ksiS per cont, although higher prizes we're
made early In the day. GovsrnmenAs we're rather
lower. Money continues abundant. Brokers borrow
on call at 4ab per cent. Dscounts continue dull.
The beet notes at per cont other Grades
W per cent. Foreign exchange vN dull at
lc9s 1c9,. for SIXTY days bankers. On Chance to
day Flour vas dull and common and medium srsde,
we're loo. 15c. lover. wheat dull and drooping
Corn quiet and easier. o~is we're dull and &c. &
B.. lover. Pork lower. Basf was guiet. Lard
va quiet and steady. whskey We steady.
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business Relations with the sou,h.

rnR rRIBrsE IL N favor Of strictly cash sys-
.eul irf Lhs future business relations between the
A nth aud the South, and iusists thA, tho latter
shall "bs supplied with goods At cash prices to the
sr,en, Of her ability to pay for them, aud not
cent beyond IT," In the same article Tas TRIBUNE
SAYS thst ,he Southern people arc naked, fsmish
al. and in want Of everything" and tho question
IL naturally suggested how under nioh clrcumstan-
see, the cash system can be maintained. We adj
nit 70 tho full extent tho soundness Of the cash
system IS general principle in business bu, there
are eItr .ordinsry casss In which exceptions arc
necessary, and think ths case In point furnishes
m illustration. Tho truth is simply shisi The
southsrn people at tho prsssn, tune are 10 great
extent naked. fsmished and In want Of every
ahing - yea they must have necessary supplies
and 10 10 TO the interest Of tho North 70 furnish
them. Before the war they bought goods on the
credi, sysssm, and n II fndispotabhs that our
Uarohants and manufactures were anxious to
,r.do vhh than In accordance with
shs, system. The outbss.k Of hostiiitiss
~uH prvvnssd NsrsAua s0sss0tsSl
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ID BATHS.

AUsTIN-On May 81, 1868, Jane, the widow Of
Thomas Austin, aged IT years.
lie relatives aud trends OF the family arc reTect
fully invited to attend her funeral from her brothers
residence William Peterson, 10 North sth st v u
amsburgh, on Friday, the 9th mat. Day ton Ohto
papep please copy. lOA
BYRNEs--On Wednesday, II p. NJ; at his resi- resi-.
dence, PieImont Rockland Co., james ByTnts Mea
DsrmotL formerly Of 40 West ct, n -
The ffiends Of the family are respeetiny intea 40
III. O'clock, from The loot OF C0uItlandt e. Jerrey
City fairy, IN the arrival u tbs usi1, s.0a s NJ
tarv
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TRADE NOTICES.

HARNESS MAKERS ASSOCIATION Win
L L hold their regular monthly meeting, at Cooper
Institute, room ~, Friday evening May 9th at q
o'cict. FRANCIS HARRISON, Pres. FRANCIS
AHERN, Rec. So. 80
MASONS' NOTICE, JERSEY CITY, MAY
4'l "a, l565.-No,ice Is hereby given, that tie Ms
sons Of jersey City . ttrtke for a Necessary
advance Of wages. Therefore, ths hAsons Of New
HOrt, Brooklyn and Wlllsmsburgh requested
not TO comply With any call that may Ia de IA pOugh
the iIess by the employ Of the aboyeDaLned city,
until the present. difficulties existing between tbs
employers and employ es be adjusted and obiige the
Jersey City society. JOHN DUGAS. Pres. r.
BROGAN, Sec. 3H
DANTERS-THE DELEGATES To THH
Central mon are requested to meet this Friday
evening, at O'Clock, at Military Hail, Bosery. By
order fREDERICK A. SEYMOUR. President l.
PHALES, Sec. ~
THE WORKINGMES'S UNION WILL
L hold meeting At Early Cloains Hall .67 Bow sry.
this Friday evening, at O'Clock. WM. HAkDLSG,
Prest JOHN HENRY 10Y, kec Sec. oV
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

FATHER MATHEW FEMALE 4. A. IL
l. society, No I, n. \. will hold their wekly meet
ing at their hail. s3S East 18th ST. this Friday Even
inG. May 9TH, a. IL O'Clock z. N. The meeting N
be sddreused by the following gentlemen -Nersrs.
Caffrey and steeley. singing by Miss O'N,hoay'
Miss Connolly, Deegan and Cafrey. The public are
invited. JOHN KIDD Prea WM. UCONSEIL.
Sec. lu3
10TH WARD-THE SUBSCRIBERS TO
" tho Recruiting Fund are requested to attend
meeting IN the Court Room, OF 3Sd Of. and III
ave, Friday evening, May 9TH, At ~ O'Clock.
LEWIS Il. RYERs, Chairman. HENRY Z. PARkk
Sec. SS1
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PRaIplsr Jorsos, speaking OF DAVE, in
tho lsts proclamation, - "JsyrrasoS DAVIS, late
Of Richmond, Va" evidently pays no defer
sncs 70 that distinguished geutleman's feelings.
II be did, hs would sd1 the &. 3. A. 70 his uame,
n only 70 mean" Chief st sdsddlng Assassin"
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REMOVALS.

DIR. sCHENCK HAS REMOVED TO o.
- West l3th St, near 9th sy. Office hours from 4
20 , every dsy' Attends only tothTost and lung "a
diseases. Can also he consulted by letter. Sl9
MRS. N. C. BROWN, METAPHYSICAL
W phyhsAn, Professor on the Eyes Far Thm.s
4 GSeap, has removed her ONCE from 10 Bond st e
49, n - .oath neeI inst large house from BovuS
saAd tor sirualaI,
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AUCTION NOTICES.

n W. IVES, AUCT'R, SECOND HAND
-. furniture, &c. ID. ". IVES co. win sell n
suction ,hi. day, Friday, May shat II O'Clock, on
beds and bedding, fancy goods &c, &C. Dealer. IN
vited. 100
ERRRY LEASE AT AUCTIoN-AT THE
i Cav Hall on Monday May 9Th. 1865, al II
hsbers bidder, with adequate security, for term d
ten year from tho lst day Of june, 1896 lease %
ioSt Of spSs s IN ,hS cy q Ss% 9orf 10 hoS
ken Nes lerrey, at the point vhere the old teiry
ken, New Jer.ey, to lie furnished BY the puiehsseI
lease to be In the usual form Of Ferry leases hereto
fore entered into by the Corporation, which may b
b. order Of the Commissioners Of the sinking Fund
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller. 35I
MI DOUGHTY, AUCT'R, WILL SELL This
general assortment OF Hol,ehold Furniture carpet.
parlor suits sofa. chairs, bureaus uashstaadS led
resds, bedding, 6e. 60
DAWNBROKER'S NOTICE ALL Persons
Co, Is, as III ~ ae run rHaaS.,sd 10 rriesm hen
before the iS,b OF May No further notice given 4ls
pERRMPTORY SALE TO CLOSE A CON.
ceru-the schooner Stranger, OF l0O tons burthen,
Richards aud Anderon's Railway at Gretnpoint Fos
particulars inquire At 3 " corner Of kivinston and
lompkin at, OF ISAAC u MERRITT OF b. Ii. LYON
on boart. Az
pAWNBROKER'S SALE-BELL & INGRA-
HAN will cell this day Al i0k O'clock at Is Sev
| Bow cry, $50 lots mens and womens clothng-aiA
dresses petticoats sheets p. cases coats pantz vosI
booa, shoes &c, or. II. SALMON, 81 Madison 81
| PAwnbroker's sale Monday. Or. u. ). MOSS Vi
| Cathsrtne 81. Pavnbrokers sale Tuesday. Or b. j.
FRY, 1lo ave. q. III
DAwNBROKER'S SALE, THIS DAY, BY
l. JOHN MORTIMER is East Broadway, II SO
lots men and women's clothing consisting Of slk de-
lnine and calico dresses silk and other skiTts, tps
shsxb, cloaks retnnAnu, Sheets tpIeads tAbecotha,
boot, shoeA and large lot of mems clothing. Wed
worthy the attention Of dealers and housekeeperA
by order Of 3, j. LEVY, 400 BRONZE st. lSS
| g HERMAN 4 CO., AUCTS., SELL THIS
Ne day, Friday, at iOl O'Clock. 10 BOsery, at public
su ,tion. kxecutoI's sale Of household iurniturn,
| wines liquors and seRArs viz So barrels BOurtoa
and rye vhiskey, Holland gin, Jamaica rum, pun
and shorty wines chsmpagnes, sessrs tobacco, iron
sale, &c, household furniture, carpets, chamber
aIits bedsteAds bedding, tAbles, chairs large mir
and other furniture, sevips maghineA &c. Alss
fine horre, harness TockAusy and hight road WAGON
| Sale positive. ll6
IN GAFFNEY, AUCTR- SALESROOM 35S
l. Eighth ave. win sell this day at lUlS O'clock In.
stock and fixtures Of the liquor store 1891 Broadvay
consisting OF an excellent counter beer pumps a..
bottles, demijohns, gas fixtures, liquors &c. iOi
m GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER-SAL
| l. room $50 Eighth avenue, will sell this dsy al 4
o'clock D. M the stock and lures OF IN, grurey 49,
Iquor sore, $50 Wet syth a. glAAs cAse az.
beer pumps, ga fixtures, shelving, sroceIs &c, IA
WIN. Writers, AUCT'R WILL SELL
| w this day, al O'clock, a 454 Canal ~ 20 load.
furniture 10 carpets parior suit, china glsss all
| yer ware, aud every thing for housskeepinE us
1
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n W. IVES, AUCT'R, SECOND HAND
-. furniture. ke, ID. W. IVES co. win sell u
auction this day, Friday MAY shat IL O'Clock. at On
Broadway, second hand furniture, carpet, paintinG
beds aud bedding, fancy goods &c, &c. De.lsrs IN
vited. iCs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-01
Summons.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE First
| Judicial District, State of Nevada, county of
Storey-The State of Nevada send TO A. II. Do.
scher, c. Itgen, Z. Tants. and II. Eggert greeting:
You are hereby commanded to appear in an ac'
ton commenced against you AZ defendants by A.
b. Paul, d. l.. Bliss and w. II. Baker, as plain
tiffs in the District Court of the First Judicial
District, state of Nevada, at Virginia and answer
the complaint therein, which is on file with the
Clerk of said Court. within ten days after the
service on yOu of this Summons exclusive of the
day of service if served in said county. or twen.
~ days If served out OF said county but within
said District and in all other forty days; or
Judgment by default will b. taken against you,
according 10 the prayer of the said complaint.
The said action il brought to recover Judgment
for the sum Of thirteen hundred and thirty eight
dollars 81 ,33s). with interest thereon from 2lst
DAY of April 1864 at the rate Of six (6 per cent.
per month, in United States gold coin, both prin-
cipal and interest. and for COSTS Of suit, due on
promissory note, dated April 81 1864. And you
are further notified that II you fail appear and
answer the said complaint, the said plaintiff vii
take Judgment for the said sum and interest, be
sides costs
~, In witness whereof ], Lucien Herman.
H.. S. Shavc hereunto set my hand and afj xed
W. the seal of said Court, this 9th day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1865. -
Clerk o. the District Court of the First Judicial
District.
By B. H. HEREFORD, Deputy CLERK.
Fifty cent Revenue stamp fer
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Tax Collectors Sale.
ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUE

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
ID ont of the Justice Court, Gold Hill, Storey
county, State of Nevada, datedthe 9th day Of
February, A. n 1905 in favor Of the People of the
State of Nevada, and against Alpheus Staples,
and the Real Estate and Improvements herein
after described for the sum Of forty-two dollars
and seven cents (S42 or, Delinquent Taxes, and
twcnty.seven dolags and fifty'tive cents (s27 $50
costs of suit, together with accruing costs and ex
penses of SALE and pursuant 10 the provisions OF
an Act entitled An Act to provide for the asses
sing and collecting County and Territorial Rev.
enue,' approved November %, 1861, and the Act
amendatory thereof, approved December 20, 1862
| shall expose for SALE at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, in front of the
Court House. in Virginia City, on TUESDAY,
the 2lst day of March, A. d. 1865, between the
hours of u o'clock NJ aud 2 o'clock r. NJ, so much
of the following described Real Estate, with I'M
provements thereon, as shall be necessary TO sat.
isfy said execution and costs of sale, situated in
Gold Hill, the county of Storey, State of Nevada,
towt: Lot, q feet front on the east side of Main
street, Gold Hill, bounded north by Schetter and
and south by +. Eckert. /. F. 0FERRALL.
Tax Collector Of Storey county, Nevada
feT I'd .. BY L. J. MAUPIS, Deputy.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SunnlOnS.


rTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO-
= rev, Gold Hill Precinct, W. \. Hall, Justice
of the ,Peare-A Benitz, plaintiff vs., John Prall,
defendant-Thc people of the State Of Nevada to
John Prsll, greeting: You are hereby summoned
10 appear before me- Justice Of the Peace in and
for Gold Hill Precinct, County and State atore.
said at my office in Gold Hill, on the 9th day of
March, A. u. 1868 ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of that day
to answer the complaint OF 4. Benitz, wherein he
claims TO recover the sum of one hundred dollars,
due plaintiff for Board, as per bill now on file in
this Court And you are hereby notified tina, If
you fail to appear and answer the complaint az
aforesaid, Judgment will be taken against you for
the sum of SlO0.a costs of suit, To the Sheriff
or any Constable Of said county greeting: Make
legal service and due return hereof. Given under
my hand this LIST day of February, a. D. 1865.
W. \. HALL,
Justice ofthe Peace OF Gold Hill Precinct, Storey
county, Nevada. fec