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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25


= .,sssnt h occupied two hours no sara SSst t ~
nsnbcap oarty must stand where u Is, p or h has
~ moe forward 10 complete inc glsI Is devotion 70
Tudeaken The only courage 10 proserye our power n
- coupry; but II We are uulnsI "" 90 NO an and being
Conscence doth make So%s5 us Justice, honesty
unlii i,y and power are ON the one
udy on We P sm N " said in order to carry ont
PR icles advocated BY the gentleman llV ~, ~ IN
chusctts DC pleitr osd "rtzen" wherever u occurs
by s6.tituting FOR the word person. , rT or
STEERING it 50 i will reaa IN the Tinted states 10 vote
deny s Iy o his or her race color SEX na' u
wien over y Se ot was ordered to be printed.
NJ ROBINSON Dem ~ - gave nS ,t, % he words
II nv substituting for the Word cl1lvr; ,era tau in
"mhabitants having no O1lel i''iN0'''N
tnT 19erdment was ordered TO be printed, in oppo
a., TSOTT Dem XVI addressed tne HOUSE "a T nam
MI 80 tvI and proposed Constitutional Amen .i.
IT, oint Of his argument was that Tue A!H,n tye aud
800 AUendment could not be n',1e =, Tor their
uO.@l ,,orson could be DISTINGUISHED unuer N4'
participation IN the Rebellion ! .,o eoor hut yielded
Mr. CUILOM rep, III oO'"in0N WV
for yaI p9YN e " " asked leave Of absence snd also
four days account OF the Sea renared on the bill
Int some remarks which he had Pr'i'-'N
,iIt he nrinted Leave was granteu ~ the Com.
Mr. LYNCH rep, Me) moved 70 Gd Mn introduced by
Ito on RANKING and Currency tne o" re- also moved
nlllee on ,orisd from the Committee ~ ,r"t M, Nom
a. rcronsd that notion an1 id call M the motion
T 10 oSfer The morning hour nc "ou4' '''' -
Mr VAN WICK (Repi ~ d. ct for information as
rCsoltlII. III rardoped John aud William Matungy' GOV
ycied i'm Kentucky for whisky ITaUus' anu e0N''NO'N "
pay n4s w * Injected romarking that was Ken
80 ard moi a ew-YOrk question
tn,hE' a pT,TSG lRep ~ asked leave to offer res
III, iiinc on the Secretary Of the Interior for luIr
tio - 10 the discharge Of clerks iron the PENSION ~,
ru aud the retention Of others VINO had Deeh IN 'i'
l. bel service go,
Mr. BROOKS objected ,, ,,r +o ar,end
a., t raufiug land % oregon for the construction OF %
~ S fron Eugene City 20 the eastern 6"Iuua5y o
I I Reforred to the Committee on Pubic llnds'
NJ ROBINSON presented the pett i =. ,snovai
y, n, IN Ct Ch.trnctionS In NewYork harbor' IT,.
Mr. FLANDERS Rep Wash. TERI introduces osh
resolution ccdng the buildings at rory 01pSs3 70 mo
i.etou Territory, for an insane es9 lui
Co,lmittee on Military Affairs - hts Intention
Mr. DAWES REP Mass gave notlCe vi us Sc
soon ia call no the Georgia COniesteu eo0'O' o'''
,r..e House at 3:l5 o'clock adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
The CUBAN INsURGENT OFFICERS

The officers of the insurgent army of Cuba
Who are now at the Metropolitan Hotel continue TO be the
observed Of all the guests Of the hotel They daily re-
seye hosts Of friends and sympathizers who promise
s 40 ana encouragement but in all probability the
Nohs1l 10 fully informed TO their intended
ee Eco1ns OF the condition Of their forces and
tbe chief OF the delegation recently saw service an re
s Iea az Las Zeguas, ia which he elaims victory
O we The hotel yesterday was visited by
Ieddy aud willing 30 again draw their swords in The
sase OF aoaa liberation The mission OF these reyoln
sVst @Hvers seems 70 be important one, and they
NJ, no sopt receive many contributions in money and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
INQUEsTa.

g. DHShe' lynn held the following inquests on
Saturday At the Morgue. over tbs hodv 81 william
Sriftha aged g. who was killed bv fan from, load q,
Ios on FRIDAY evening, ct the corner OF Monroe and
Tenth srS Ei "a shanty on Forty-frstst between
nan a@e5 IN @ AYES over tho body OF John Bren.
~ t Coroner Rollins, yesterday he'd an Inquest ~
n seoh ~! over tAo body Henry seitz son
,ecor,'sa Jew days since In cash case. the verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
.roRTs PROM sEPr. !, 1868, TO DATE.

GRATYA Air degree Of activity ha,;lnEnhed Wheat mar
DE- psst week prices fnuated daily Influenced ~
he vaaoBs Riehsge hs md by The more favorable neS'
@ Furore evident that At slight concession nom
sse pcs Of Spnug Wheat Great Britain would take Al the surplus
Ills MARKET bushels ani 10 view OF The ct that
more hau tsobri. Of tho 81 spring Wheat stu 10 Tho
hands npp~ars ffvthe 70 meet W S,aaha
10 - - eent money
as F6ur 40 considerably 10 eIes, ofou wants Our
k Winter Wheat, cutrg CaTuiA about tooUo bnsh,
ara Hey ada murh 20 from other source thai ron
California r uouht We trd The quantity Of hhsh
from Ciorns cor tbs porh 69oOl eah Nheh
than had sunp-ih together with tibet row 10 port y equal
~ or oabs usB,. up Future prices must greatly depend
anon the crossing but no opinion can be advanced
would be entitled
rston The Mart sr today bat closed weak The sales
an. a. l hust a a. Mssukee In store. and tl9
0 r DO sfoaL and fary aeyei sales OF 0o
% tsn NJ g Tor Turkey ard ~ - Tor Ctna1a west
Bs steady bot quiei sale, u nan lots a. ~ 10 oAs se
w a., sctyo closing the sales are o0J bush New Ohio
and nc afot RE j. dsl AID hflv[
svs demand ard With limited arrivals
Of Mes have advanced
a. torLs Europe the lor and Eastern demand has
s flrt.tag business and Se hnd stock
din nhng To-day the market opened s'esdT but closes
.hst rsseE tqn less acvs. and In part for etpoTt
ouf H ohfrscier the sale, arc Jo bush a. le
~ hsn and u.ound TO- New Western Mredt Old DO a.
Osa Al tnd atoat; Western White Al o5d5c Sesih
grn White d97e and small lot pier atc CO. heos Al sse
81 %. sId DO Straw al ssdstc -. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

p,,x,o,, lar 7IUnsd n'stusntiss qaosd 7Oi
the Issue Of 1904 .n.r o1i
Tntd States FiIeTWsHiJ bonds 73l Stocks steady
LiynPoo Jsa BILL nhIhs EGsssa I.It:t .,,i,, bat
hs ale. Of ID, DAY estimated 1900 basA flour
5e "a 81 ne, mi FOR Western Csnil inPennhe D VeHt
~ $780, Ian "a Common Rosih. 6lS ewk
IoSpos jan 21l PeSn,S, 49, ", @f oo's p'ss,
the account uned states fhS'"N~" 4' H"'' ~ ~ wv
quiet; Ens 200 Illinois ~ IN. 1919. .,..,a ouIss
:, ~ sno~Iss auosonsi MddlnG upa.ds teil Mtdnsf'
leans IaliIG sals ne "a h. 0sa s cS ss OF
1hsd Mss.ss ~ n, %r New fuIpeatiss 06a5Il est
HiTss jan Sa--Ths Cotton n@fI'' "a" ana 'NA" @~ -
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25

have every reason believe that tunnel was con-
struced ii would be as safe the Thames Tunnel now
H. There difficulties in the way OF ventilation but
such difficulties these have been successfully dealt
with in the construction Of the Mount Gents tunnel
Three eminent engineers, Messrs. Hawkshaw, BTunee
and Love- have pronounced the plan 10 be feasbe and
the estimated cost--nne millions serng-thOuch at
"a s reasonable when the value OF the tunnel con
aidered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
TIM KrYrUcKY Rof-ppoN c,,,,

an tins caSe--in which the defen,lsnfs Moss.
saasorn, Mills, Tinkhaia ana Others fo,5teA
s oaa1bds 20 the anI0npt 81 t25O0O each nv aein
We rnY and failing 70 appear FOR traitbe Distgir
rAty haA COMMENCED proceedings zgn;Dgt thetn M
~ sareub ~ civil snit. 70 recover tbs anon NJ ~ TIE
- aud clpfGa6 have been issued in thS
Dspsy Ciefk JebD A. shields Of the United state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr VTtaNs aHd I.lI, VVI" 81, - =, -
In 2a-sisi bbs Flour $40 bh. WHISKY 2ss bhh P9rh ~
hale, Cotton r. 1879 bush. Corn 80" euh os" ~ wsh NE 70
bn.b Mi. 81 bush Seed S26 bu, Beans D bh. Corn Meal
g6 Corr Meal 28 b&g 9,nS ne, 10 eiS. Ca Wr. 50
Pis Gr.sse $50 PIs. Lard pigs h h,hs VII ~ Hf Butte, 100
m nSs oil C.Ls 81 bb copper % pigs Copper sa bei, Egss
$50 pis sisrh 7a bba hoIs j. PLg aeosese ~ hhaL s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
THR sTEYENsnN cornnv -

coS., sne trI2i OF this case, in the IT, S. District
s Seidlct va. directed for the Attendants on the
b-t 10y under the Information fOr the prosrGftjou no
- su bsen given showing that tire cotton in question
PedsS en- pSpsstE q ;Ae Confederate Government
nae been attached Argument is nov nads on a
nAOtioA TO dissolve that attachment ,oison 1890 o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
THE ITALIAN coUXrERYRITrRs

AnConi9 earO. Antonio Denere LiterO Maletti.
ks,b yehtfe, PTanO0e StephaBO and hss wife Ellsa
TSn sVspaaDo, the Italian coantereiters srresed m,
,sSay ssre taken before Commissioner OsbOrn on gat
e ssa IN default o. tegP b sach for a. 81.
NsSAossten 60 he 2sth inst = y - fIT- - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
ID S % T,IT P FROM srrr /. 1868. TO DATE.

fIssss ssiF
avots as os Good edoc aud Choice TO Fancy at 99
HAYbs Law introduced some lms ,h1s BY iss Birth GoTsTS
meat proshnHs h. %p.raps 81 s T ss,s. ~ P
SSsRsThs market little steady and unorn choice
iots hui oa Al tbr moment have sales 70 advise
NAVAL sTORBs-Cade Turpsutn. scarce and nominal -
demand closing sse Roa sn and there Is fair
"a ss 81 10 sAed Aad "a T9SS9 for No Tnis
Qal,t ,,.,.,,h,.h.., :, al, demand and n. m.,t,,,,
srm At esoi fr ea's AID 6hh khEsh Lnssed da lnd
somissl Lard OH snn and airy isys 81 sSesI ~ Saas
sh ,sAe rs foI Whale AOd 81 for Sperm A'0haasn
PROysIOSs-hs past week hers his been Only nodsrais degree
men haze had IdIntng sad note sdTsuos Of SleSi Is
ee % M so %, 2 .s ,D e .s.a i % Business has Sn
entirely Of aohbng ehalste 9dA there y peter as"ASS ana
'ds ~ %S 6a Mr.. sBd saa % IS Tor New do-SeOdnS
lots City sJi s5 asa bS 80 FOG P1nsi 100 ebs WesieIa
sesas IS. $50 sSA t on private terms she SS%Ss
rate s,s aud u" n SS. s ,,P rssu.r a. 81
seI, hs, b.,n fair demand steady sales Of $50 ee
tes1 % r. s ssa ssigs hh. r Prime q s sra
asia India hs,. Beef Ham, da bat prices arc steady
as S OF al a. ss for Cumberland Cut and s M
ahG Pressed G s S q S ' ms.'t Of csc
% No ,s k; T.. s I Ss sc I'D a,
0PEiRoIEUMeTbs sIe,Snsnt this the pas, few
S Ss h crude sSs bill bull Il sa, .d Rsssd
RCB-Phss. SRA 9dS,e for Carolina and within the range
are odsr..r ae1, demand In the lnln m
si1S' .5s PISS ~ $50 S SSa ssS. 5 sd
s~sr,. 81 soT' .sTS At 1n Grs@d ,bd Cr9sSd
sEBDS-sss sses continue n Asd Pees nave an Ten
asa the demand & 70 Ps TO- Rough FsI sra and .S.
S2 CO. There moderate inquiry Sa . - sa a ~ sS
has been active but far business
be noted: prices remain trHi sales Of eoln A. L@atS
wHIsKf-Ths msrEst dali Iud heavy i'Al" Of bSlIH flS
OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE ROCKFORD. Rock ISLAND, }
AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
No. II Wall-st.)
The COUPONS from the Bonds of this Company,
maturing February l, proximo, viii be paid on and
after that date at this Office in United States GOLD
CoIN, free Of Government tar II. H. BooDY,
New-York, Jan. IA, 1862 Treasurer.
Pacific Railroad of Missouri Six per cent Bonds,
princi al and interest payable in gold, for sale on
favorable terms, by
S. SKAATs g. Bro, No. 10 Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
Tenders slOOSOs Circulation has decreased ss2o and
specie 1894, S39.

The Miners Journal Of Saturday saws:
The Quantity By railroad week M az o. sganst 70 5 for
the corresponding week last coal trade
fnd that Reading Road ahead Of 1906
the IS oJ TINS hehad the supply period The
Legh Valley vas lf tuhs ahead bT 22S uns behld
b NE ehgh and Road Supplied % H TI Oh the
lire ofthe Lsbh ~ far 6 which addition The miners
have not work this region Numbers Of the best
keeping aooi nom them and viii cooperate with them IN
the measures eS are nos adopting uornsd and that Mr.
Joau Parker Of Mhaaoy City has resigned President Of the Assoc
on there They hsi agreed Monday last bat some OF
The members managed 10 resend the resolution hence the difficulty
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Friday says:
The market remains nearly steady aud the chang
With another quite ngneant Bankers have fall oael offs
class paper and money Kept at the old interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
SATURDAY, Jan. 23-P. N.

Gold opened at 1876, sold at 1854, 1863, closing
at 1861 The clearngs the Gold Exchange Bank were
SlO6OOO and the balances $26li7 The export OF gold
aud silver Of all descriptions for the day amounted 10
S92sO70 OF which half million was In American god
coin The whole export for the week Is Sl0O,l4L The
Treasury Office received for Customs t6i6si and paid
out g. 500 40 for gold interest the Public Debt
Government bonds opened firm, with good demand
from investors Small coupon bonds are scarce and com
mand from tal higher premium than the large pohus'
The market is bare Of registered bonds and liberal
shipments Of coupon bonds were sent TO washington LOT
conversion Tho demand for registered bonds steadily
increases as being safer to hold than the coupons AT
the close the market showed ali advance OF per cent
closing strong Border State bonds weredul Tennessee
Der cent sold at 6t New bonds C2 Missouri per cent
s7las7a; North Carolina per cent, ca; New bonds 62
Alabama per cent strong, selling at 93i Louisiana
per cent Levee bonds, y Virginia percent eXcoupon
$751; Newbonds 63l. Railway bonds we're dull MIS-
eenaneous aud Express shares we're less active
and generally lower. Pacific Mail was buoyani
opening at 49, advancing TO l2ot closing at h9B9l2O
Railway shares are buovant New York Central opened
nj le3 ana advanced TO 1851 Erie active, sell
ing at 80 Hudson River was dull. Harlem advanced
TO 1874 Reading moro active, selling at s6a Mlchl
gan Southern advanced to 93! ex4 per ceut dividend
ednal 10 97i with heavy transactions Cleveland ana
Pittsburgh was firm nj 92192l st. Paul stocks advanced
In sympathy with the rest the market and were strong
Rock Island continues buoyant. selling NJ 49, Toledo
and wabash advanced 10 Gag with small offerings North
Western shares were in demand NJ s. ior the Common
and s1 for the Preferred Ohio and Mississippi advanced
to 81. The tone OF the market was bullish, and
after the bank statement made public, there
was an increased demand 70 buy. The mar
ket closed strong. The exctemet IN Michigan
Southern was the Of tho market and the current
report upon the street that controlling interest had
been purchased by parties in opposition TO the present
management Fort Wayne continued strong and In de-
mand by the same party who also purchasers OF
Ohio and Mississippi. common Cleveland and Pittsburgh
aud Rock Island Governments closed firm at quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25

COPFER-we grades duh nomnay unchanged hsures
and remains particularly the
gades $50 bags iE small odd steamer
south America. 1863 bags. private terms
FLOUR AND MBAOu market for Western and State Flour has
varbenes aud degree Of activity;
early week all grades pressed the market, and
egnar and heavness noticeable u the medium aud
better brands and large concessions made
Invoices dealers have become impatient Of bold
ing found extremely difficult to sell 10 the present de-
mnaid Of the market Since WEDNESDAY are happy TO
features Of the market this j.
psc'y noticeable in the las grade which have sold h' ard IN
them there advance Of 5d25c Dbl Shippers to Europe have
tie buyers though have bad active inquiry for
South and the West ladies' which has IN measure re-
In the medium grades Winter Wheat r
stock of the grades is quite hight and he matea
Wheat, has stimulated the inquiry the past few daTs
TO-DAY Ruar the oS have been IN active
both for Ior add for Investment aud ee. have pa
5000 90 for snperfne Sl,ie so 81 % for BIirA state h9
81 SO 759 81 ~ for the 0w grades OF Vest
I 81 00 GO FOR GOOD to choice Spine Wheat bIrss ~ -
90 Tor Muneso,i aud Iowa Extras s7d 81 % for shipping
Ohio ~ GA 1915 for Tde bIan and Family do at s9d 50 5i
81 2csg Winter Wheat BItra Indiana ard Michigan.
81 80 Tor White Wheat DO do and 80 @ 70 Is for Family
DO a ST. Louis Extra aud Doodle Extra California
aud prices nominal At S56f for Old Canadian
Southern Flour active,
unsettled sales Of 200 bbs 30 W0s7 23 for Ordinary 20 good
Bsaort aud Country; 80 o. for Ba Georgia and VIZ
~ 81 for Family do and &c 70G S3 Is for kItfa and
Family Delaware Flour unebaugd sales OF 3
bbS Il IS ~ Meal moderately and prices
beavr sales bb ~ l00 - % for Western; - Goa - 70
Jersey and for BrAhdyWDe Baekwheat Flour dali al 80 20
m IA lla N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
.oupSTtC MARKETS

-. q, ts,,hauge Ess.TorI sun q psrDllo per
III sn Tloar DOH sqd Tssh sprsg EI.s stDs wss.
M 10 CEN ssdgs aBa slssdyI GA No 2Hs19ose Eesi
~ N. Snsd " oss ssivs asa nsdsnsb sssadSi Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave,
IN cor OfFOOssuihst-sIx PER CRET INrEsEST ps4 .. ~
sans fo * 10 Depos made before Feb viii afsS ~
&C., 80 Pm 4 r r. BULL, President
ri " R.,sSxsauoSs sscstsrr J. XKELER VistPTsSSssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
The following were the bids for Bank stocks
And the following for Railroad bonds:

And inc following IOf lhhiTOhu DOhuS'
uy.,k C.p, O., 1892 m eO4 Toledo Wabash NJ s
Gsvyork Central g. Eae 81 Toll wabash u 81
IToL Wabash Equip Bonds. 70
- r. ID Mott ind 1919 lot Western "a Mort 1889 %. 7
Chicago X Island lat Murt..lo
10 ~ an MOI Ind 1880 B7 Chicago Island Pacific 8
Rg,lG NY Erie Ist NJ 1871 Morris KsseI s Mortgage. @
IJ :. "a Mtg n n 1885 IO7 Pitts Fl Wayne Chic ~ ~ %
us,i.,s IA, Moysea 100 Pitts. Pt Wayne Chic ID ~ 30
rb So q e. 2d Mort.... GA Cleveland Pittsburgh ID NJ 81
Mich H. ia pc 81 Cleveland Pittsburgh % NJ. 10
prcR "a RurAuteed o. ga Cleveland Pittsburgh 9Th NJ 70
IN rentnl uer Ct 1870 Chicago Alton ii MorgagelO
Alton T. H. lat Moft 80 Chicago Alton lsoms W
Alton T. H. "a Mort Pref. DI Nj ~ Paul ~ Mort u -: lot
Alton T. II. I'd Mort lne. N NIL - Paul l Mort SO ~
cb Weern Int Bonds 90 Milwaukee st. Paul Let NJ.
Can.oId,tsdT q convertible g3t Milwaukee NJ Paul ID Mort 81
Consolidated let Mtg sl4 Chic Milwaukee lt NJ '', o.
Han So Jo Land G tlB Chicago IT. Eastern lt hoL ~
Toll Wabash lat Mort ,.'.". sJil ... Ii. 1900
Money abundant at CAT per cent on call win inc
bhlk NJ nj the lowest rate At the close OF
hank hours there were large offerings at per cent by
parties anxious to make two days interest The Bank
statement is favorable continued ease. Commercial
paper easier and hrsclasa names are wanted at 7G'
per cent r .r.T . .... III LII.
Sterling Exchange is firm on basis OF l@idlo'i Tor
prime bankers xtyday sterling bills and l1oi to lloi for
sight. HJ " Do.
Frcehts to Liverpool by steamer, 800 bbs Flour at
$1,000 bush. Corn at I'd. ,t .. I.. .I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-25
THE MARKETS.


Carefully Reported for The Thbunel
SATURDAY. Jan q. 1869.
C0T0EThee has been very little inquiry to-day aud with boers
rather urging the market prices lower all grades aud the feeling
Irregular A. the eee apparently tribe stead
reroey sales NJ 21 bales Of which ~ taken BY
stnusr l3 spectators and III epore manly In transit
Of 100 he Mddg for March, at 23e and $50 bales do
TnsnI' ,rd nohie X OYIeaua Teras
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14
xssciiiiIllpEoys...

:, 4, caltd Metal" eta Z K 55,l5i Is
Which ha. all the APPEARANCE of FINE GOLD,
and is very handsome. ,t,.,
Prices Of aIens' Watches, HantinE Csses.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. ......$ 8 90
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. 10 90
Beautiful octagon-shape case, dne finish. 10 90
Heavy American style. ~. ........... 10 90
One-hak size, engraved case. ..s... 10 90
Beautiful stem windeu, nice size Watch: 20 90
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cnscs.
bsSusR swsst RtSs sSsrsyeS case sncScr 1S
Extra fnc, engraved and enamelod, very
handsome ..!.........l.......,..E 70 w
a..i mms-a4 Chains. alGGg .81ru :
~ different styles. of Vest Chains, very
handsome, each. h.....................$ SO
~ eiferent stylesflong Neck Chains, for q.
Leontsin Chains, ! to fasien with sreasipin. %
s1s irsf Sleeve; Buttons.g gag.i.u.
a different styles, plain, black, enameled, ~ .
engraved and with coral, per pair, 81 70
Beam Beaa.ifsi Ss sets, Pin and Ear Rings, ehsin
oied, with and without coral. :. III. ..ggis 90
Children's setts, Pin and Ear Rings, en-
grayed, enaincled, with and without g
We have Ladies' Watches, very beantiiai ~
in IS carat gold cases, warranted .$ to 80
Genuine Scotch Pebble" Spectacles, to
suit all sights, In hnc steel frames. 90
Also good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Spectacles. We deal largely In the nnest GOLD
about one-third less than the usual rates. To
select, send for o. price list. 9yi han ~
We can send any OF the above goods BY Rx
press, to be paid for on delivery. q
eos Montgomery street, San Francisco. ,
fcH-9m "a gF ,yras,,.4G ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14
PERrHmKRS L.sBRLs, nc.

Are unsurpnsusd by those OF any other esisblish.
mont In the State. We devote special sttsn.
tion to this branch Of the busIness, aud nre con.
tiuually adding 10 our already extensive and well
appointed assortment Of material. ..r. r' ."
, 1869-01-08


There will be en: three more performances OF
thr !h'cc Gua.dsmcu," and thsn tr Will BE- re-
r oyed to n,ake room l&r the drama Of 'Rosc-
dsle," which is underlined for ne1t week. aud
will run until Friday. when the Kchinge.
Bernsrd Troupe Will make us asins visit and
perform '.Marsha" instead ot 'Cro Tn Dtamouds,'
ns previously announced. During The week the
management intend to bring out Eew local com
edy, IN which Hit. Milee. the Eclocipcdtst. will
appear with hts two-Whecled "Auimat." He I.
ALTO teaching one ufthe la:ics Of tho Company,
who will ride the mxthtre in the latett Par'atau
.sdiCs' eoatuMe. TIE Introduction Of the yciocl
pcdo will he FeEsat:on whtcn cannot iA1t to
t1as immensely, and will individually srrvc te
hsE'cn ,htt HI aecr ume when W. shall ali be or
t~o wheels, travelling on our equilibrium.
| M'S1cKER'e TMEAlKk.
I.Ottn. the 1ttt!c stssitc, who has made an I'm
u,cnsc hit in 7ppxy dursus tho week changes, her
programme t's-nleht and nppca.a IN -Fhe Frlu iii
I defective" and AN bhlect Of interest,"" Thos.
Who tave no, ee+ n her snon'd fem3m nj th1r 8he
Edutn Acame. The traVrd!an. commences Sea
| eon OF trc legitimate With ..Saretsec."
| Moons AusErx.
| This evening. Mr. ke!tr, Of tho Museum. an
tho reIc6eiay h:s HI en- here but a.sh51t tluar, Ii
| has become a favo1tte. especially in hfa :" o.,
mtr.' Ind both a. actor and gentleman Ia dc
sprysng Of a ms.t substantial bcreht. The pla
| whit b hc has tcecicd fut his h NJ 1T ia RI
Mn.mone.'a q drama which has t.vcr bceu pre-
/ etnt.d here brf0re, with ia full nf oppcruntt!r
| both for eertous a.d comtc aEtlng. We bce pcn|
| f.r Mt. Keller full houle.
| ktea cLrER's nEHFFtT.
on cIt 9ur.dny evening. NI's sus:c G. Cfuci
/ thr iuscti'e luslr tff tho Nu.ca1 Com2anr. wf
take h'r tltst hc1t1. In i.httagn. TIA this occa
| stor ttr will prrarLt I'M attractive c7m"dv ri
Mits lurr has arly hern Will. MS a snnrt t,n1t
hat hiss gained for hc1sclt an cnv!ablc rrputat,o
ms a ai1lsiattuX, conscientious ac1fcas.