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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS YESTERDAY.

The following European and coastvise steamers LEFT
this port yesterday
Tho ATLANTA, Captain Pinkham, OF tho London aud
New York Steamship line. left pier No North river
for London, with sxtyv cabin and sixty stserass pas
senssn and full cargo Of general merchandise.
The City Of Paris, Captain Kennedy, Of tho Inman
line, left pier No u North river for Liverpool with tho
United States mails hundred and thirty cabin and
hundred and twenty Storage passenger 073
IN specie, and full cargo a cheese, bacon, lard and
cotton
The Vera Cruz sztra Captain Hs,ard Of the General
river for Havrs with ty- cabin and hundred
sesr.ge passengers 100000 in specie and full as
The Germana, Captain schwsnssn, OF the Hamburg
American Packet Compauys limo, left her dock q Ho-
boken for Hamburg, with seventy-ve cabin and nfty
Tho HiSsrnia, Captain aunroe, Of tho Anchor line,
lsf pier No. 20 North river for Liverpool and Glasgow,
full cargo of'cneese rosin and tobacco
The Guiding Star, Captain Van sics Of the New York
North river for H.y2s WITH y cabin ss the
French mails. $l60 900 In specie, and full cargo Of
BLACK walnut maple. lard and sewing machines y.,
Steam Navigation Companys line. left pier No ~ North
river for Liverpool with forty-nve cabin and hun
dred and twenty-five Storage passenger, and . full
cargo Of cotton, tobacco, grain aud cheese
Tho Iron Age, CAPITA Cassap Of Messra Christian
BrSsh s line LET pier No. North river for Antwerp
"
The San Francisco. Captain howes, Of the North Amer
lean Steamship Companys line left pier No. 20 North
river for Nicaragua. with seventy. five cabin and 40
Storage passengers and full cargo Of dry goods and
hops
Tho Rising Star, Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
panys line, left pier No "a North river for Aspinwal
with the United States mails, SIS cabin and STORAGE
passengers and an assorted cargo.
The Gulf City, Captain Stewart, OF the Texas llne left
pier No 20 East river for with twenty pas
sengers and . full assorted cargo.
The Mariposa, Of the Star line lef pier No. 4e North
river for New Orleans with twenty five passengers and
q cargo Of rice, dry goods coffee, &c.
The George Cromwell, Captain Vaill Of Messrs Fl. b.
Cromwell COmpany's line, left pier No North river,
with twentyseven passengers and . fair cargo OF
chaudise.
The Manhattan, Captain Lockwood, or the New York
and Charleston Steamship Company's line, left pier No.
North river with twenty -four cabin and ten steerage
passengers and full general cargo Of merchandise.
The San Jacinto Captain Atkins OF tho Empire line,
left pier No Is North river with thrtyvo passengers
and an assorted cargo.
The James s. Green, Captain Morgan, Of the Express
line left pier No 10 East river, with assorted cargo
Of merchandise
The Francona Captain Sherwoode OF tho Portland and
New York Steamship Company's line, left pier No IS
East river, with complement OF passengers and gerc-
raj cargo.
REHABILITATION.
Fifteen steamers. 1902 passengers, $780,. o53 in
specie
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SUPREME cousT-cnAMseas.
The Bowcry Opera House Lfsigatlon-Open.
Ing the Judgment.
Before Judge Clerke.

The Bowcry Opera House Litigatlon-Open.
Ing the Judgment.
Before Judge Cierke.
John D. 0fis0eu ooaisss K H. Hoolsy and OtA5s--
This case which has been before the court number Of
times, brought before Justice Clsrks yesterday
motion made by the dsfsndants counsel, Mr. John
Flanagan, to vacats the judgment taken against him on
the 10th day Of April, 1867, for seas a. appeared
from the argument Of counsel that Campbell and Gbney
copartners the minstrels business In the
1854 and that the plaintiff did certain work for them
their Opera House. 100 and 20l Bowery for which they
failed to pay. While the bill for such work was due
the defendant Hooley became . copartner with
Campbell and Gibney, and the plaintiff sued
Campel and Gibney for the BILL making Hooley party
10 tho suit and recovered judgment against all tho do
PENDANTS for the full amount. II was claimed BY
Hooeys counsel that the judgment was irregular and
should have been recovered against him, and that
persons liable il could only be Campbell Gibney;
that the former attorney for the defendant had either
neglected msmanaged tho defence, and that II would
be unjust 70 aow client to suffer- In this case, for
the wrongful acts OF his former attorney.
Tho Court, after argument opened the judgment ON
the usual terms, and allowed the defendant, H8oey, TO
come in and defend.
the case Of John p Apgsvine, against the same, was
similar motion, and the Court granted the like decision
For the motion, John Flanagan.
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bundle but only carried for Of tho other fellows
who had taken H. Sentenced TO four months M
prlsonment al hard labor which keddy will Ind 3ie
more than ths waters place he has hitherto
occupied
A%AuIrNc Poflcu.
The festive Robert Clark WAS charged oy oucer
Thomas Moore with assauIting him in tho execution
OF his duty. Robert pleaded lager and bourbon M
reasons for the offence aud Judge Kelly let him 90 Tree
for ten dollar fine.
MEANT NO EARN ny IT"
John Mullins charged by Christian schenk with throw
ing him into tho river while asleep barge, said that
he "inisnded no har;n by t." Had grudge against
the complainant and does know how ne came 20 do
It, Fined $50.
few other cases Of petty larceny and assaults and
battery arising out Of domestic brols being disposed
or the court adjourned eleven O'Clock, alter sitting
for two hours and dispensing justice with oefai hana
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A raAIIcay hEWAap.

lsts.r from MEXICO relates the following incident
IL portrsys tue natural fate OF ali trsitnrs:--
The fate Of the officer who betrayed Qusretaro and the
Emperor ~ doubtful. He seen in Querearo at large
day after the surrender That be had received then
his promised reward seems unlikely since he made ap
pcson 70 Of the leading liberal officers for relief
heating Colonel Rincon Gslsrdo Pope Rincon) he said
s.Colouei am not, ike ycu, rich man, with many
hacien6as have nothing but my sword 70 depend
upon fbope you viii recommend me TO position IN
tne liberia army" Pepe Rncon rhs same man who
trei 40 - MaxiInisn sscspe Is reported TO have r.
pl,sa "CcAonsi Lcper " recommend you 20 any 20.
alton IL WI W 20 . position On tree with rope
around Jour s<ckr CsIops Miguel Lepsx hss set been
BpppsY eeaa sNSS
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BANKRUPT COURT.

Tho following petitions lodged yesterday -
James E. Denniston, New Windsor. Orange county.
Counsel, William J. Dickson. Referred to John W. Lit
tie Register Newburg julius Heye, New York city.
Counsel George W. d Costa Referred 10 John Fitch,
Register. Davi4sM. Mellis, New York city. Counsel
William H. Coursen Referred Isaac Dayton, Regis
ter. John O. Jeieris New York city. Counsel, Thomas
Dunphy. Referred 10 Henry w. Allen, Register.
Theheadng in yesterdays report Of this court-.lm.
portant Decision relative Law Parners'-shOuld have
been printed Important decision relative 70 copart-
nexu
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THE COURT S.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before Commissioner Osborn.


L. W. De Boyce, who carries on business win MI.
Crosby at the OF Sixth avenue and Fortyfourh
street. was charged with selling liquor without license
Three witnesses deposed they took their meals at
the house in question asked for whsksy with which
they were. they depossd, served by Crosby There
was no evidence that Do Boyce had knowledge
OF these sales and he therefore order by the COM
missioner 10 be discharged The Marshal was notned
that he must arrest Crosby on the evidence given
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the susToN sHfaaY WINE SEIZURES.

BceroS, July 10, 1891
The ,nal growing ous Of the seizure ~ the covers.
men. Of member Of ssses Of sherry wiss for slIssso
violation Of shs fsvsnus laws By nsans Of fAlss ~
voices which has occupied the United States DISTRICT
Covrt for several days. resulted thIs mornng In do
agreement Of the jury who ssoOd ssvss for ths Osv
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Our Jewish fellow citizens have at length underak
the work Of establishing literary institution Of high
order in which tenets literature Of the Hebrews
may be prominently taught The location is fixed at
Philadelphia and Maimonides College Is the significant
name chosen. The liberal aim and spirit Of tho college
is thus forth by the editor Of the Jeh Messenger Of
this city,
The basis Of the college is broad and catholic.
Not sectarian in Its foundation or scope 1t
invites ALL Christians and Jews conservatives
radicals to participate IN the benefits Of the first
regular OF Hebrew study attempted in thie coun
try. Aiming to develop an intelligent knowledge Of
Judaism, the Bible and Hebrew literature, It will not
close doors to those who may afterwards employ the
information there acquired merely to loeralize their
views, who may determine to pursue other than pro-
fessional avocaona The college does not exact any
pledge of its Students that they will be ministers
orthodox, reform teachers. or that they will become
proselytes Its main object and it's hottest purpose and
aim will DO the creation OF higher in diligence among
American Israetes, Deeper moro enlightened appre-
citation their faith and ancestral history alone by
educating ministers and teachers Of profound attain
ments, bat by giving she young an opportunity here
tofore denied them Of becoming acquainted with the
exhaustess treasures Of Hebrew learning.
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Correspondence OF the Cincinnati commercial
Or the fifty thousand Germans to whom ST. Louis
affords a home. most OF them are free thinkers; tho
mora arstocratic and wealthy patrons OF tho club,
and the classes deriving sunday consolation from
the Sunday theatres and beer gardens. These people
sodom ever, trouble the churches and though FORM
ing large and wealthy class, L would be wrong to
judge OF the religion Of the city and omit to mention
them st. Louis has single minister that DO
teemed first class No Beecner or Chapin-of course
not, no. even ns' vin.on. Barcnsrd; ns,ne,a; no,
Of pulpit talent lutte interest taken In church out
side OF It's particular patrons and 81 Louis Sunday Is
in full blast the best bands OF the city always
gagged for the peoples amusement The parks are
gala day. In the evening The theatres Germany Se
thronged, and there several Of them, and
the largest audience We ever saw AZ any
Ing at the Varieties Theatre witness the opera Of
Five Hundred thousand Devils" when the house was
20 good chance for missionary work In St Louis;
not prorelytlng but bringing those into the fold who
never Dass ossn 70 Church never 90 % church and are
ous religious denominations Of the country Instead OF
getting Up societies a. sleek says in the play to send
moral tracts and red aannel shirts to every
Ethiopian babe" let them plant their banners IN sL
LOUIS and ~ TO work.
RcIixiess sects in Europe.
From table recently published giving tho numerical
strongth OF the different religious sects Of Europe
90, 100000 Professionals $4,000 900 Greek Catholics,
35+ 900 Dlsscntes 900 600 Jews and 500 600 Moba-
moohns. 'neto dio more Roman tatnoiics IN france
than 10 any other country, O., IS, 700 600. Austria
comes next with ~ 800 0O0 Italy ~ 923 600,
Spain neAt with ID 100000 In Great Britain there
$500 600 Roman Catholics Sweden has tho smallest
number OF any European country, 1000, and Denmark
has only 1900 Great Britain tho Proes,anls
$1,000 0e0 in ALL Next Is Prussia With Is 100 TOO In
France there 1000, 900 Protestsnts In Sweden
llos.70e, in Russia 100000 There In the latter
coun,ry So 500 600 Greek Catholics Russia has more
Jews than any other country, $500. COO In Austria
there l0so co., In Great Britain 10000, In france
400 eco The AohanrnedAns are confined 70 Russia
aud Turkey.
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The Trinity Baptist church, the Rev. J. s. Home,
D. H. pastor, chapel corner OF Fftysecond street and
Third avenue will be open for divine service to-day,
commencing at half-pAst ten A. n. and eight O'Clock
PM Preaching in the morning by the Rev. 1. Covel;
In the evening by the Rev. Dr. Anderson, pastor of the
First church.
The rwenty-foursh Methodist Episcopal church
will DO dedicated the worship Of Almighty God to-
day Services viii be held iollovs:-half past ten
A. NJ, sermon and dedicatory services by the Rev.
Bishop T. s. James, u. D. three p. NJ sermon by tho
Rev. W. b. Ferris presiding elder; quarter to eight
p NJ sermon by the Rev. A. X. Sanford.
Atst AIMS Free church. Eighteenth street. the Rev.
Esstburn Benjamin will preach At hapast seven and
half past ten A. NJ, and half past three p. NJ the latter
service for deaf mutcs, and the Rev. X. Conrad ~
quarter eight p. n.
AT St. Stephens Episcopal church, the Rev. Dr.. Price,
rector will hold divine service hafpast ten A. NJ
and quarter to eight p. NJ in the church ON Twenty
second street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
At the Forty street Presbyterian church there
will be services by the PASTOR Dr. Scott at ten
A. N. and f.past seven p N. Evening subject
"Ths Spiritual Body according to st. Paul"
The Rev VIM. p. Corbit, pastor Of the Seventeenth
street NJ T. church. will preach morning and evening
At the usual hours.
The Episcopal Church OF the Resurrection the Rev.
Dr. E. O. Fisgg rector, will hold morning services at
Rutgers Institute Fifth avenue. Sermon BY the rector
At tho Fifth avenue Baptist church, Forty-six.h
street. there will DO preaching BY tho Rev. Thomas
Armags, u. D., st past ten A. NJ; at quarter 10
eight p. NJ, Ordination services OF J. w. Frazer will
take place; by the Rev. W. II. Pendleton
charge to candidate by tho Rev. DR. Bowling; hand
OF fellowship by the Rev. DR.. Kendrck; ordaning
prayer by the Rev. DR.. Arm:tagc.
At tho Free Church OF the Redemption, East Four
teeph street. there will be divine service at halfpa
ten A. NJ and hafpast seven p. n. The Rev. uriah
Scott will preach
At the Catholic Apostolic church, Sixteenth street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues preaching this
evening half past seven o'clock, on 1.-The Second
Com ng Of Our Lord"
Andrew Jackson Davis will speak before the New York
society of Spruasis, at Masonic Hall, ia East Thir
tecnh street, at haf-past ten 4. NJ and quarter to
eight p. NJ
Bishop Snow will preach on Prophecy in the Univer-
Lamb with seven Horns and Seven Eyes" Rev. ", g.
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FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.


DR. JULIEN PERRAuLT, DOCTOR OF
IL Medicine Of the Faculty ofParis, Graduate
ofthe UnlyersIty Queens College, and Physician
of the st. John Baptiste Society Of San Fran.
cisco.
DIR. Perrault has pleasure to inform patients
and others seeking confidential medical advice,
that he can be consulted daily at his office, Arm.
Org Hall Building, Northeast corner Montgomery
and Sacramento streets. San Francisco. Roms
Nos. 9, 10, II, first floor, up stairs. entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramentos treets.
DR.. Perrahlt's studies have been almost exclu.
sively devoted to the cure Of the various forms Of
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results of In.
4 urious habits acquired In youth. which usually
terminate in impotence and stcrility, and perma.
nently induce all the concomitanis OF old age.
Where q secret infrmity exists involving the
happiness Of q life and that Of Others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity Of Its removal, for
It Is a fact that premature decline OF the vigor Of
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness. compulsory
single life, ETC., have their source In causes, the
germ OF which IL planted ir early life, and the
bitter fruit tasted long afterward; patients, In
boring under this complaint, VIII complain OF one
or more OF the following symptoms: Nocturnal
Emissions, Pains In the Back and head, weakness
OF memorya and sight, Discharge from inc urethra
on going to stoolor making water. the Intellectual
Ideas are clouded, and there IL Decentralization to
attend 10 business, or even to reading, writing or
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 80.

Carson City, New, Sept. IL, 1867. 5
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GEO.
IN w. WALTON mas this day filed In this Of.
fcoa a diagram. together with o Notice Of April.
cation for PStent from the United States, under
Act OF Congress. approved July 26, 1866, for
twelve hundred feet of the Eureka Lode, known
as the Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining Comps.
ny'sclaim, In the Palmyra and Indian Springs
Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada. Said
claim Is more particularly described az follows,
TO wit; Commencing at stake No. l, Running
thence northerly, twelve hundred feet to stake
No.2;.thence westerly six hundred and sixty
feet to stake No. 3; thence southerly twelvohun.
dredto stake No. 4; thenee easterly fvo hundred
and ninety.four feet to tho place Of beginning.
wARRENT. L0CKHART,
selg 3m Register.
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Notice.-No. 10.
Registers once,

nCkAskCEs WV
Carson City. Nevada, July Is. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
accordance with the provisions Of An
Act Of Congress. approved July 26. 1865, Her
mann J. T. Schsel, Bernard J. Scheel. John
Auer and Frank Kruger have this day tled In
this Office, a diagram and notice Of application
for a patent from the United States for the fol.
lowing described mining ground. to.wit: One
Thousand Feet of the Mammoth Lode, known
a. the Cosmopolitan Gold and Silver Mining
Company claim. In the Devils Gate Mining Dis.
tnc,, Storey county, Nevada, claiming said lode
with all dips. spurs. angles and variations, as
shown on The diagram IN die, and posted on the
claim. described by actual survey, as follows,
to-wit:
Commencing at Station No, /, q stake aud
mound Of stones. situated between Negro and
Long Ravines, and about three-fourths of q mile
from the dump Of the Occidental mine; running
thence south6s deg. east 900 feet. TO Station No.
q thence south - deg. west 1000 feet TO sta
tion No. 3; thence north 50 deg. west 600 feet TO
station No. 4: thence north % deg, east LOCO
feet to the place Of beginning, containing ~
77.l00 acres.
rhsre are no adjoining claimants on said Lode
at either end.
t.oaems Register.
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Notice to

UYAvING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE 40.
I'll sessnent Roll ofthe Town Of Col HiiI' sor
the iscal year. ending on the frat Monday 4,
April. A.D 1868: Notice hereby given TO ali
psrsous Interested, that the taxes on all property
sssessed in the Town Of Gold Hill. Of ono dollar
and seysnty.dvs cents upon each one hundred
dollars, is duo and payable, from and after this
date, az my Office In Gold Hill
All taxes remain'ng unpaid the 3oth day OF
aepteuber, A. D. 1867. will 90 on the delinquent
Ifst with ten per cent added thereto.
W. CUMMINGS,
Marshal aud Tax Collector. Gold Hill
Gold Hill, Aug. 20, 1e67.-lm
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Application for Patent.
Notice NJ op
REGISTERS orr1cE, CARSON CITY. New

REeIsrER's 0rYIcE, CARSON CRY, New. !
September 8, 1867. )
IN II. SMITH has this day filed In this Office q
diagram together with a notice OF application for
Patent from the United States, under Act Of Con.
gress approved July %, 1856, for twelve hundred
feet In length ofthe Rspidan Lode, by one hun
dred and sixty.seven feet on the west side, and
thirty.three feet on the east side Of said claim,
and known asths Rapldan Gold and Sllvei MIN.
ing Company's claim, In the Pdnyra and In
dian Springs Mining District, Lyon county, Ne.
yada, claiming 10 have purchased the interest OF
the former owners Of said mine. Said claim II
bounded on thenorth by the Essex claim. and
an ths sonth by the Rappahannock claim. :
WARREN 7. LOCKHART,
September 9, 1s67.-3m Register
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 81.

REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CRY. New. }
September %, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN 81. George G. & 8. N. Co, an incorporated
Company. by N. o. Arlington. President. have
this dsy hied In this Office a diagram. together
with a notice of application for entry under Act
Of Congress, approved July DC. 1866. for eleven
hundred feet OF the New Brunswick Lode:
Known AZ the 81. George G.. & 5. N. Co.'S claim,
bounded on the north by the 81. Patrick Compa:
nv,s claim. aud on the south by the Occidental
Comnnnyss claim, In Silver star Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada, claiming Ave hundred
Ssst IN Width along the line Of the lode. as de-
scribed In tns diagram posted In this office, In
Guiding q portion o fSection 80 4. Ia, Y. X. = q,
and q part dissection & T 10 n. r. 81 f., contain
WARREN T. %LoCKHART, Register.
S.n,smh.r 10 I867-9Od-
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SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX LIST.
Special School Tax
LIST.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sT0.
y rey. District Attorneys Office, Virginia city.
Notice q suit. Commenced.


To the following named defendants, and to all
owners or claimants of the real estate and i'm.
proyements thereon, or improvements when as
sessed separately, hereinafter described, known
or unknown: You. are hereby notified that suits
have boon commenced In the Justices Court of
Gold Hill Township No. 3, by tho State Of Nova.
da as plaintiff, against each Of the defendants
hereinafter named, and each Of the following do.
scribed tracts or parcels Of lmd with improve.
ments thereon and improvements when sepa-
rately assessed, situate In Gold Hill School Dis.
trict, Storey county, Nevada, and all owners or
claimants TO the same, known or unknown, to
recover the Special School Tax. and ten per cent.
damages assessed TO said defendants against said
property for the Special School Tax for said
Gold Hill School District, levied between tho
22d day Of June. A. D. 1867, and the 22d day of
July, A. d. 1867, and that q mmon has been
duly issued In each case; and you are further no.
tiled that unless you appear and answer the
complaint filed In said cause, on or before the
THIRTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1867,
at the hour ofl0 o'clock A. NJ, Judgment will be
taken against you, and the real estate and i'm.
proyements herein described for the amount Of
tax specified. and ten per cent. damages and costs
ofauIt
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Application for Pat.nt.
Notice No. 25.

US REGISTERS OFFICE. }
Carson City New. Aug. 18th. 1867. }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Dean Company, by Geo. Sherman, Presi-
dent, aud William Lee Secretary. have this day
nied In this once, a diagram. together with a
Souee OF applicstion for patent from the United
20, 1865, for sixteen hundred feet Of the Dean
Lode, known a. the Dean Company's claim.
claiming three hundred feet in Width along M.
hne otthe l9ae embracing the same, containing
BY this Occidental claim, aud on me Ssn,h ~.
the Light and Auren claim. and sItuats In ~
silver star Ninins District. Storey county Ne.
WARREN 7. LocKHART. Register.