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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, yester-
day. Judge Cardozo presiding Walter Burke for grand
larceny, was sent To the House Of Refuge.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
Richard Harold was sentenced to five years mprison
ment for stealing s22 from thnst restaurant. The
trial OF Geo. Nelson for numbering Ills VIE IN June last
was commenced.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day. Marknfed Addy of No 23s West Thirty -eighthst.
appeared before Justice Cox and complained that his
copyist A. W. Mulhern, had stolen the manuscript Of
work entitled Eminent Living Americans" The theft
was committed Nov. 2, and he had recently seen a
printed prospectus Of the work Mulhern was held Tor
examination. j. C. Burnett employed by John MAIN
ews was committed charge of running away, Oct J.
with $500 belonging 10 his employer.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Bowling committed Jane Quigley an abandoned
woman having stolen $50 from Philip Hart coun-
tryman Charles Peze, an Italian OF No. 10 Houston
st., committed for breaking into Hiram G. Whiteleys
cigar store, NO. 81 Becckerst: Frederick Lee a car
man. and Charles GTOth. both of No. II Grcenwchst.,
committed for having presented forged order 10 lhos
Fenn in charge of Pier No g n R for trunk ana con-
tents, value S5l belonging 10 Theodore Martens.
Eight hundred dollars worth of canvas bags
were obtained forged order Nov 90 from Norris
Baldwin No. ls Hanoverst., Baltimore. F. White for
warded them to this city, deposited them with an auc-
tioneer and obtained SEQ them. White subsequently
assaulted policeman, and arrested tried, and sent
10 the Penitcntiary While in the Tombs he visited
by Thomas Lewis, TO whom he gave an order Tor the
balance due from the aucOneer. This order yesier
day presented, and Lewis arrested complaint Of
Mr.. Norris, "A partner in the VictmiZed firm and ar
raigned before Justice bowling, at the TOHbs Police
Court 10 answer charge OF swindlng. The prisoner
pressed willingness to freely 10 Baltimore and stand
a trial. whcreup0n shyster interposed ana ny whis-
pered agreements induced Lewis To refuse to go except
on q rcquisitiOn. Justice Bowling reDukcd the lawyer
sharply for his Interference, and committed Lewis TO
await a requistOn from Gov. Bowie.
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THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY.

The forthcoming report of the Mercantile
Library Association for 1870 shows that il possesses
upward Of $4,000 Volumes and that it, income for the
year IS over $4,000 OF which 900 from dues paid by
members and the rest from rents and interest on in
vested funds This is the fourth library In size, in
America Its circulation is the largest and now averages
500 volumes per day. Some days 100 books are
delivered. The total circulation for the year will
be 100000. The Library has branches at Yonkers,
Jersey CITY, Elizabeth, NOrwalk and Stamford. In the
reading rooms l0O newspapers and periodicals.
claimed that 10 has the largest and best furnished
readiug-rOOus i'm America The Association owns the
building occupies Clinton Had, and is free from debt
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS

FRIDAY. DEC. O.
Mails for avsns per steamship CLEOPATRA from Pier No Il E. r.
close al the POstOMCe al !,
SATURDAY. DEC TO-
Mails Tor Europe via Queenstown ard Liverpool steamship CITY Of
Washington from Pier No. Is " r. close the PosOfce at u NJ
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made Pier No -
" r. and closes At l50 Steamship sails at AN letters
deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with double postage
Mails for France via Bps per steamship PereTe, sai from
Pier No. 81 " r., close at the Post Office NJ u NJ No supple
me1tary MsiL
Mail, German States via Bremen. per h steamship Amercs
FOO. Trt HOboken close the POsOhco at u M No supple
mentlry Mail steamship sails no 2 I.
SUNDAY. UEC n.
All Mails close to-day at II O'Clock The POstoce open from
a IN To Ia
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pASSENGERS 1RRLHED.

FROM LvERPOOL-In steamship Abyuia, Dec. 8Ms LEROY,
chill and maid Master Leroy Mr. Sepgar Miss Gresham NJ Nor
tun Mr. Uouh r. r. Andrews W. j. Roe and wife g. r. Plant and
wife Nh. bible and Nif seyer j. p Sterling MI Q9ntarl VI
Banner Mr. Crane and nephew Miss HOwl Mr.
Mrs daughter sni maid Bell Gresham and wife Dr. Cer
wife Fniay Mr Pstuk and brother Mr. Johnston
Ms Johnston 49, Williams Mr. Bell wife chilli snd
Mr Totss siy daughter Miss Tuckeman H. H. Martin
White M Christie, Mrs Carr and child, hL Eaud children and
maid r. Brown e.. Smith Mr. John,one and brother, Mr. Marley
AMI wife Mckay wife Child ami maid b. Price and wife Rev
Fros-enorg NJ Rooms and daughter Mrs MOres and maid
and wife Miss Stewart AMI sister Nj GnH1 and nephew
aud Messrs Bishop Anderson, Otis, and FrancAyn.
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Professional Noilrfs.

ENTIRELY NEW REMEDIES for seminal
II snd al dreAses Of the gen!oulnA oaH Sseh re-
adopted by the great physicians o. Europe
@ az ooantrT and oils this y by Dr. LARhoNf No
o.. Ion.s,t Boob HASrlBS Bookstore, l2S3 Broadway
FL zcHt poit aid
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Thursday. Dec. 2. 1870.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Dec. 9. 1870.
| The market continues active, with large trans
actions M private sale. Brokers report good inquiry
for property in the vicinity Of Central Park and on
Murray Hill and the daily transactions show steady
increase At the Exchange to-day the TRANSACTIONS were
| uuimuortant lanes NJ Miller sold house ana lot on
Onehundred-an d-tweEty oigts % rect "csV " 0'o-
! A largo Attendance was drawn TO the Exchange upon
the announcement Of the positive sale OF me DOCK
bounded by Fifth aud Madson-ayes. and seyenytenIti
Douglass Of the firm Of Dun, Barlow CO.. ana r. con-
sidered one OF The choice spots ON ihg aEeuqe i S
ocrsd t &c an a upset i PFse O. ' 5r a b sale
and refused; no purchaser was found for the whole
block and the auCOnecr then offered he lot corner or
Afadisonaye and sCvcnfy-Cightlst which after few
The balance was formally withdra wn. A. AN Instance OF
the enormous advance m NcWlcrk real estate We give
the following facts n reference 10 this propcry Mr.
VIM Ill Bayuor sold the entire block 10 years ago. for
the sum OF $1,000 adding Interest ana ds-cssent INC
present cost Of the property TO the owner would amount
market Tor ab6Ht sfoo 600 hi ,so rcs are fr below
the views Of the owner Who at the present 1ct value
would realize large return for his Investment.
Mcssrs Dngec, Ketclum & Co. hcld successful sale
persons and the bidding continued spirited until 10 be-
came too dark to proceed, ana the sale adjourned
Riynor las sold Is lots on one hundred ynrt-st.,
between Avenue 81. Nicholas and Tcuthayc for s2CO
each. Wluans Sands y Garott,oE have sold tie lol-
wing property. during hc past week, at private sale
rncr OF West and Banksts, l52 feet on Nc-tt, and
feet Wcsst., and tirccstoiy, tOXltJ ON bank-st,
used for business purposes, sold TO h. NJ H. TITS Co. for
fourhs between First and SccJnd-ayes., $4,000 also,
one brick house. 25AjjXIo0 on 1lirtyl oulhs between
seat Hyde Park N Y, acres $4,000 l.. NJ. Ferriss
country seat, Poughkcepse, y. " 40 acres, $4,000
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
V. X. STEVENSON, son & CO.
BY JAMES NJ MILLER.
2ory and basement brick hou.e sud lot Iah-si 90 Of
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
RIVALRY BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS

RIVALRY BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS.
The State Legislature at its last session passed
an Act in relation to supervisors of the County OF New
York. and to constitute a Board thereof section
provides that the Mayor and the Recorder OF this city,
together with the Board Of Aldermen sha compose lhe
Board Of Supervisors the County OF Ne"fork sec
ton ia ms foows "Tho concurrence OF majority OF
all the members Of the Board OF supervsor''
and Including the MAYORS vote thercUppn Mheh ne
Shcu lac rcrt SHALL always be necessary 20 the passage
of any resolution, ordinance, or act" Scctlon pro
vdes that the Mayor shall be the presume oihcer ana
section f. that neither the MAY or kecpiatl nor AueI
men shall receive additional cCuIc ION Ioi lHlr
SupcFVisOrS. Tire provisions OF lhc remain
ing sections are general in their character aud contain
no particular change in CNtfmS Jaws Lo'tiulnB m
Board except section II and last when prov TOT lh
abolition of the old Board of supervisors aller the hrst
Monday Of July, 1870 and the Transferring OF lhtr pow
eTs to the present Board. . --.-t,.-
M this act the poWcr. Of the Mayor are considerable.
for his vote in the negative upon any resolution or Oil-
nance receiving the unanimous Notc the o'cf
members the Board, i- sufficient 10 ucledt IT. Such
case occurred at the last meeting OF inc SdpcINsofAi
when resolution called mp % increase iht salary or
members voted uflrmaHvcly The Mayor exercising the
prCrOgative granted by section = as a'uFe EiNe an
hWcrtd " No" when his name was tdItu anu lhc DH
WAS killed. Tai, action caused considerable iIl-ccLng
the part Of tine members oi tIe bodIu, IN 0futf 10
give the Mayor such opportunities, at that ses
HI least, member rose hdrtN!r ana moved
for an adjournment which was heartily agreed 10 by his
colleague and tHc Mayor Jared the Bca ADJOURNED.
The assigned 10y many for tue Mayor aagoul~n
TO the Board at that time that hc intended to run
that machine" Contrary Co the wishes or the other mem
bers However the Mayor having shown hlt power and
gained his triumph has rclcutcd aud an understanding
officer aud the members OF the Board viii probably be
harmonious.
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lry shall not exceed 1850 per

vicinity, and whose salary shall not exceed 1850 per
Tho number of emIrants arrived at Castle Garden
1n,i, tc ,We perOd in last year. The aggregate re-
oit frnm nh sources, TO date since JAN have been
So 29l' and The expenses S6'O,559.
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BRTCKSBURG, N. j.,

Only miles from NrYork On railroad direct Philadelphia
sol p.ror or 400 crlsi custe mild l pogersg tea.y Tiir
UgIi fever rll Price @15 per r upE1.L
Term For cclar AMI maps sent free address r. 'AhPbhLL
lj3 Broadway " y or d. ". BRIGHAM Aget Brc.sust - j.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Moon %
Sandy Hook III ani... g.Ol Hell Gate lO3i
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fost an0 fonno.

I OST-PASS- BOOK No. G,2l6, issued by the
soth River savings Finder requested To leave At the
Ran, cor Eg hii-aye and Thirty fourh-'L
r OST-BOOK 277, 0OS Blocker Savings Bank.
i pss.. reum 10 Bank OF SIS Eighth ave, NJ. HARVEY.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS DREDGING SLIPS.
The Dock Commissioners Yestnrday resolved

THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKs-DREDGING SLIPS.
The Dock Commissioners yesterday resolved
that stcvedores be taxed 81 day for every horse they
use in unloading a ship The Auditing Committee re-
ported fayOaby upon the expenditure OF siGi 90 for
pcdriyer $l226 co for tools 1855 % for spikes and
$5652 90 for lumber-tota s9G9 81. In response TO
communication from the Board OF Health asking the
Board Of Docks to dredgo the pier slips between Thirty
eighth and FOrtyfrststs., n. r., where, at low tide,
Of filth exposed to the air. President Agnew
stated that the Dock Commissioners were willing TO act
in concert with the Health Department hut they con-
sdcred that the work Of cleaning out these slips lay
within the jurisdiction OF the Board OF Health lasmuch
as It allowed the New-YOrk Rendering Company TO
operate in the open the wharf and then 10 dump
the ofa into the slips. IL would not be night for the
Board OF Docks 10 the expense Of cleaning out
slips filed up through the Careossucss OF private per
SONS owning the property. The Dock Department. how
ever, said he, intends shortly To assume control OF the
private slips, clean them out and charge the expense 70
the essces and if the Board OF health will submit what
u desires In writing tho Board Of Docks VIII cheerfuly
do what IL can 10 fulfill its wishes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
Gounlrn Real estate for Sale.

A DELAWARE FRUIT FARM for SALE of
"A nles depot Milford healthy and pleasant
neshborhood has good 2or house $3.50 peach 200
apple orchard ~ aud small
fruits all inbesHg Pike $l0O00 Apply owner X b. UNDER.
HILL, Milford Del Ia K H. UHDERhlLL 81 Pine New
nUTCHESS COUNTY FARM for SALE-220
~ buildings, excellent condition
Deghborhoo price +aO per NJ Roland Co.. BeetnsH
E0R SALE-A splendid FARM of 60 acres F;
I'M eu1dngs Tire oour ron New oIs Price s32o' part
Thireeui. -. n !. tit.
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meslrbsster Counln ReaI estate for Sale

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for q House in
New York or venity-a FARM 40 miles West
chester good fruit &c Principals only address
with particularly EDGAR r. HUNT. YORKTOWN, N l.
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miscellaneous.

nor SALE-Six Walnut BOOK Eases,
~, co,nter, shelving show Once Railing Signs sash
@ pse and Carpenter Work with Dispatch Apply az7 Had
son and ? Nestfr-st
CAGINAW (Mich) SAW AND PLANNING
- MILLS The usdsr,Ened have THREE hLLs sastag annually
- " TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS FkEf OF LUMBER
'ad arc P''P ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
1,,,,f or in rough Lshi Shingles Pefsts hodngs
WISdos Fsm,, Caag de- Ia shpnenv b sah. nll or sat
Orisr solicited n II, ohH'hll 70
SJ,UE BEST PLACE to BUY American and
.h w.tshs. JeSey slver-sre Cuckoo sss frsah Clocis
RtsKPIRIDs Established stoer Sixth F0sr
,sss,a,Sj and bzsIAsfs. sos" r~sAstn
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Adrian H. MULLER. Aactoneer -.
EXECUTIVE SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
A on NINTH.AvE AND SEyENTY-F0uRIH .sT. NEAR CbN;
TRIAL PARK. ADRIAN H. MULLER p. r. WILKINS co, VII
sell auCcl TUESDAY Dec D Of II o'clock a. the Exchange
sslesroom No Broadway By 0-r Of the executors OF d. T.
Wfer deceased the valuable the southeast ~
Ninth ave and also the twelve Lots The son
Nnh-aye., and Central
Park sixty Terce n remain boni and mor'gage. -
66eO NOSE MDANIELS, Attorneys, Nos and 10 Plnest
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Neu- gersep Real estate for Sale.

A DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK,
"A on the " j. r. r. I'D e. Co tPhlvp. Rog mssel IL on,
tie chc.e locations vhl ~ lei Of tie Co., a lots 81 by -
T. are from s10 Sr1 ea. he greater portion n Which -
TaI in mont by mga Of 30 fu I' sg'aIf ~ D te5e'
ga rrore Do h1i a. tc ~ n OBJ HsALD PARK LAhL
COMPASY Ms. l55 anI I51 BIoiigs~, Room No. D.
EOR SALE-At MoTistown y. j., a large
now HOUSE susf,i MrCol0ns' l-Dd0reT alf
pet-Iv fr.tel Furniture n desired stable le lfniss Az
ply % FREDERIC WOOD Norosa y j. or ill BioiiHsr y /
JENKINS & WAY, Ncw-Brnswick, n. j.,
- Real Eqts Brokers aui Aui0reers have for SALE COUNTRY
RESIDENCES FAF1fs sud HOUSES sHi lOi>. Tie ehacc ~
the asccrloi by Telgto he i'g1g Gentlemen. Coy
Randolph esG0y Senator Ir nrlfsu, Hl j. laf y D.
TostOnce H. fccru. Cashier Hanover Banl, " J. Bscb
Ohce 30. Pfcst. HcW-iark
NHEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
- Homes. AID YiilLe L0.s. le LAD &C
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gountrp Real estate for Sale.

HYDEPark on HudsOn-A very desirable Res.
hence good order large we'll d garien pssare 9nib1b
ing Price reasonable Po ponsappy 10 SIKH ave-, oFBeye
Ct. AUGUSTINE, Florida" MAGNOLIA
- HOUSE fof SALE arnishei-h delz1'sl H0IIL seeqn
mediate poo agents r. j. RYALL, DID, ~ j., or ~
Augustine TIA.
WATER POWER for RENT or SALE.-The
W Ouiouc hatr CO. offer fne 70 ID sites wafer power
ard unsurpassed actcs 10 maEusue Are Only hft' hon iF0H
AeSiora sih both railroad snd COMMUNICATE n Ad3r
OCSATOHiC. Derby, Conn.
1 NNn ACRES TIMBER LAND, on Della.
,HVV var diver only nile hym Railroad I'D C1n5l
BuNnz consist o. Dgl Ten1nt House. fui Saw NIL Pdes
St,vN N. A. rutland s Co. o Beetmal-st, y I.
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aurlion Sales Of Real Gslate.
j. J0HysOS, r., Aucuonees
PY J0H SON & NJ | l. l. l. r,
d a

!. JOHNSON, r., AucuoneeE
PY JOHN SON q MI l. L 4,
40 AUCuONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No % NAsAU-sr., COR CEDAR ST., NV YORK
C Reelces Lots Country Seats and Farms bought sof
rented exchanged Loaus regotacl Auction sales o Furniture &
pALTrNORE.-TRU SALE OF BAR
D NUNS CITY HOTEL Baltimore City. b. virtue 81 De
Corn: Of Baltimore City. TIE uEler.e Trustees VII
uuhc l4cafuze Baltimore City.
THURSDAY the 18th day Of December 1870, a. O'Clock that
lougesbIsled ami celebrated Hotel widely known
BARNUMS CITY HOTEL.
fcng Monument said city with front on ClTerst extend
from Fa]ce' h BlnAare with depth on Fayest Of @5. @
an Bsns lane Of 1914 feet
Tie IMPROVEMENTS the extensive Hotel widely known -
BARSUAS CITY HOTEL wih It's lag Rtaurut stores and Bar
bel Shop fronting Caert. lsO 0fc, with mOcrl cryen-
fences &c The Hotel oca ed the heart Of hc city, beng ceba
and excessively kD0gB detailed decip. ru unnrc'
Pla property be The ~ the Trustees
will also show the property and give al. Information t rel
This viii be s0 FREE If the stock debt bat sgt % snnus
ground amounting lr -eigh hundred and tn l5 dosr
ablC half rvei Of The goIn q
Which the hnlfr and ghy $500 dollars
reemabe pleasure and the Of three hundred and seventy 500
dollars is irreteemah.e.
TERNS-Ouenh cash. balance in and years with inters,
s. H. TAGART No. 43 Lerngton-st,
I. A. LlSTHlCUM, No. u North Chaflesst.
Trustees
+. W BENNETT CO..
Auctoneers.
THOMAS + ALEXANDER p Pine.i.. Sew.Yoft.
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Brook!nn Real @stais for Sale.

TOR SALE-A valuable manufacturing prop
erty ~ Genpont Being frstcass building S1xlo1 win
power al running order. win be sold bargain Psesso
AZ once. Inquire q HOMER MORGAN PHe-sL $50
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Citn Real Cstnle for Sale.


Atm BROADWAY.-For SALE by STAN
~ LEY DAY Le Estate Circular mailed free upon TequesL
WEST FARMS TOWNSHIP.
Centraave Forham Buildings and JO acres taxes and 80 &c
MORKISANIA TOWNSHIP.
Tinon-ave Elm Store and Dazzling lot l5KlOO "
EASTCHBSIER TOWNSHIP.
TQckahoe and f. 25Xj0 AKA lot OOHl5O SbOt
RYE BEACH PROPERTY-John Dufy's Map.
Lot No Plot about g City 5000
An extra-large BUILDING on Broadway,
"a CansS. Apply HOMER MORGAN Pne-st usIol
LNRANKLIN SQUARE.-For SALE, a large
l. PIECE Of PROPERTY Pearst running through 70 Waer
the basement Of Pearls front Full Paea
ar from HOMER MORGAN Pne-st N8.2l
FACTORY and HOUSES FOR SALE or to
TO- s u8 chimney high 4Ohore power Boilers In
qD O. sGN ARTZ 3 Est FfyhdL, before 10 H. or De-
tween aaI p H.
LOR SAIE-Two LOTS, 2jx2O0, on Fifty
through Apply to owner E. PHALoN l5I hef
Ger st. a-
EIFTH- AVE.-Full- sized, elegant DWELL
ING for SALE at lowest market rate possession also BUILDING
Aoi '''4'"'' '. K sTEyES$oS& SON No Il Pne-t
I ARGE DOUBLE EXTRA ROOMY MAN
IL SION with all modern Improvements 91i cgh; sl o ca
possessiou: location uuerceptionlbe
''''''''0- K. STEVENSON son No. Il nest.
NEAR BROADWAY, overlooking the Hudson
~ Fit .eyelhs loo ieet vide paved medium sid moen de
''e'HF ''-''''p K. STEVENSON SON No II Fae.t
DARK-AVE., near Thirty eighth-St.-Elegant
e walnut throughout windows all the moie improve
mems completely sni tael iTe,coe carpets mirrors chandeliers
and curtains included Pic eco 0Ses seSl' ir I
tesurci v h 81 ENoON sON 30 III ille-sL
S39UUU HOUSES ssi SroREs IA @ rofi'e,oo st
Rented for 452OG HATCH RlKBR, l292 Broadway
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SALES OLE NETWORK REAL ESTATE.

AUUIION SALLs OF NLW-IOKk ELAL EoIAIL'
BY V. X. STEVENSON, son & 90,
lot MldisOuave ami 7tst Is 200
~ JAMES II. MILLER.
3-story snl basement brick hou.e and lot l8s 90 81
2Iaye lOt lG5xJJ $B45
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-01
FROM EuRopE-BY CABLE.

ROME, January I.-The Pope yes
terday visited the American College,
where he assisted at mass and delivered
n sermon. Afterwards he took break
fast with the students and a number Of
American visitors, including several
ladies. The Holy Father expressed
dis qualification mt the progress Of the
Church in America, and declared the
Republic of the United States was a
Republic Of intelligence and virtue.
He added that the condemnation Of the
Church applied only to the eXcltcrs of
infidel revolutiOnistS, who were as
dangerous In the United States as In
Europe.
NEW York, January 3l.-Thc Times
Paris special says the organization Of
the new company for the canaliZ,tion
of the Isthmus of Daricn was COM
plcted last evening; the capital Is all
subscribed, four French bankers and u
dozen American capitalists at the head.
Such are the powerful combinations
existing that concessions from the
Isthmus Government will be secured.
The company will walt the report of
the United States exploring expedition
to 20 to work,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


When the earth is saturated with moisture. and
the air Is surcharged with unwholcsomc cxhalations,
the vital forces OF the body are less active than In
clear weather, and the spirits corrcspondin:ly de-
pressed. II Is under such circumstance that the
invigOEatInG, v~iyifying and cheering properties OF
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS are made
especially manifest. Half q wincglHssiu!l. taken
three times n day, will so tone aud strengthen the
digestive organs and the nervous system. tina, nell
liner the miasina arisln. from the wet soil. nor the
gloom Of u sunless sky. win produce the usual effect
upon the health and spirits. Persons who are pc
cl!larly sensitive TO external changes. viii IND this
agreeable tonic the best means Of stecilng their sys-
tens against vlClssItudcs Of temperature. What
the poet, Cowper. said Of tea, applies with tcn.fold
force to this Incstimablc nervlne stomach!c. ut
cheers, but not lncbrlates." This. however. IL only
one OF llS merits. II literally rcvO!utIonizes the con-
dltton Of the feeble. dcbllIla;ei and dcspOndinS-
impartIn: hcalth.ui activity TO The ~secrctivc organs
regulating the bowels. AMI giving a new AMI pcrrna.
ncnt Impulse 10 The cilete AMI torpid animal ma.
chinery- The mind, sympathIzIng with the refreshed
and invIgoraictI body. RECEIVERS itS elasticity. AMI
life takes a brighter aspect under the effects Of this
harmless vegetable cNhilarant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-01

PnNCTIcAI. LEGIsIkrIoN.- United
States Senator Drake has recently
struck OH a very sensible and practical
piece of legislation. He proposes to
incorporate in the bill for the abolition
of the franking privilege a clause pro
viding for the discontinuance of the
immense publication of public docu-
ments. This Is one Of the most extern
siye and inexcusable leaks in the
Treasury! Nine-tenths Of the speeches
and documents which are printed at
the public expense, and franked
through the mails, amounting in the
aggregate to millions Of pounds, are
not worth to the people the paper OH
which they are printed, and are of no
more general interest than a procla-
nation in Choctaw or Chinese. These
speeches-not one-half of which are
e delivered in Congress-are
printed and circulated simply for po-
litical effect, and to aid in the re-
election of the speaker. Ifitf is deemed
so important that the Honorable SEN
ator Puddle or the Honorable Repre-
sentative Middle be "set right upon
the record and with his constituents"
let him do so at his own expense, but
let the country be no longer saddled
with the burden of printing and circu-
lating such an enormous amount of
worse than useless trash.