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The New York herald., 1870-02-11
STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT
>,,,- fsi,aSTg. TsL. Icsr Y

>>s's TntisSIs, FEB. lo-sr.M
CoFFRI-Ro in active demand from the trade =. nrn
prces and saes made Of $500 bags Europa and st.
Ursula, 350 do Lucy private For other kinds
the market was dull aud unchanged.
CoTToN.Ths market opened 30, higher with fair dA
mand and small offerings but subsequently becsne dull
and closed dun and weak the improvement The sales
were Ibis bales ncudng l2S 70 arrvo OF which $50
ness In future dslverss only moderate prices were
steady There were sold 100 bales low mddng for Febr
y sry at A5Sc 40o do for APRIL part At 21c u lEISc,
u 2Sgc, and w DO Tor March, part s A<c We quote
UpLdnds Mobile
md nj
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ThhI6HIb.-Ine was extremely
ALMOST all articles were nominal The chartering business
tnl The engagements Liverpool per steam
$50 aes cotton at d boxes bacon on private
terms 40 glasgow per steamer, 1870 bush whoa, 3D.
which was cs rate for grain to Liverpool steamer
raar for orders with 800 bbs petroleum 6s brig
tho north side Cuba and back, sugar s 80 5 800
for the same voyage, at about the rate bark 30
tons from Baltimore to Bremen, with general cargo bark
from Richmond TO Rio with 5000 bbs -four brig to
napbuco general cargo Ab.rk Rosario with $1,000 feet
FLOUR AND GRAIs.Receipts 6726 bbls dour 200 bags
corn meal TO- bushels wheat 1000 do Ito do
and 1,3I0 do malt The flour market very duh,
prices were unchanged There was sti fair demand for
State for shipment $5 but holders demanded
California -four sii dull and nomna 1000 bbls
Southern -four quite steady IN value, with moderate
demand; sales 5000 bbe Rye flour was quiet but M
changed sales $50 bbls Corn meal in good demand,
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.,
THURSDAY. Feb iO-6p M

AuuRSDAf, feD. lc-6 L. III.
the nagging speculation In the gold market rem
dered the premium easiv susceptible to the effects
OF the foreign news, and the result wasa
DECLINE IN GOLD.
Tho opening price was 1903 with the bulk of
transactions at l2ox 1908. At this time the cable
brought the news Of . termination OF the Paris riots,
win 1rm closing to the Course and an advance In
rentes. The price thereupon, gradually settled to
12ok. The chief fluctuations were rs follows:-
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ExPR ESSES.

A y 4 g. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE.
IA. kxpress, lis Wcs Eleventh street. Sixth avehuc
furniture moved, city country Furniture pianos oAckv
shipped, stored Money advanced.
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GARDENER OR GARDENER AND FARMEK.-AN
VI Engishman, with fourteen years experience In this
country wishes situation above his wife 70 take chAgs
Of dairy required fully competent TO tako charge
genilemsns place. Address HURLSrONE. at W. c. Will
sons florist West 18th st., Pelham Post oce, West.
chester county.
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GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A THOR
VI ough practical gardener In every branch greenhouses
gapere and also improvements good care taken OF
tlemsns place. Address GARDENER, $50 Pacific ST.,
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DENTISTRY FOR TUE PoOR-THRoUGH 7HE co
operation OF several first class deuss 1t hsr been de-
eded 10 devote Saturday OF each week FER the be yi OF the
poor who desire good dentistry only the price of material
charged Cooperative Dental Association i73 Srh avenue
DIR. " VAN yLECk, Secretary
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY PRACTICAL GAR
w dener Ia fully competent in forcing grapes flowers
and fruit, and laying out ground. Address r. o. box los
Herald Office
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Messrs Amann Co. made tho stock run to-day foL
1850 hhds l+ boxes 245 $40 bags and s7 Meado
TALON was steady with moderate demand The sales
were q, 600 lbs. at 92Sc. l0c. for priue.
WHrsKRS-Rscepts, 824 bbs Tho market. though quiet,
steady and hrm ut former prices Sacs l5u bb al 96c
99c.. the latter price for iron bound packages.
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the same period show an increase OF $14862. while
those OF the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad SHOW
an increase OF $2S,olo.
THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows tho results OF today's bust
ness at the SubTreasury In this city,
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THE MONEY MARKET.

From the ease which was experienced in the
money market yesterday and to-day It is expected
that the bank statement on Saturday will show o
further expansion Ia the Item OF loans and heavy
increase In deposits, as result or further heavy
ceipts OF currency from the interior No transactions
occurred above six per cent, and to prime houses,
on good and prime securities the prevailing rates
were hve and four per cent. The leading govern
ment dealers were more than accommodated at the
laat men ntiOnpd Nvure
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-15
Sign Painter Wanted.

A SIGN PAINTER, AND ALsoA GOOD
"A House Painter, can obtain situations, and
employment guaranteed for the season. at good
wages and stcady employment. by applying to
C. l.. BROWN.
Gold Hill, February nth, 1870. fsT.tf
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nv EFT yARoo AND co.'s LISE.

LANCE NIGnTNeILL.-The funeral
services over the remains Of Lance
Nightingale, who died on Saturday
evening, were yesterday performed at
the Methodist Church, Carson, q large
number of the friends of the lamented
deceased being present. The body was
inclosed in a.casket, and after the sery-
ices taken by private conveyance TO
Reno, accompanied. by the widow, and
brother-Mr. G.. X. Nightingale. In
accordance with his request, Lance
will be buried Mt Marysville.
COMING GoLp.-The AppeM says
that Col. Curry minted some ten thou-
sand dollars in gold tens yesterday at
the Carson Branch Mint. This begins
to look like business.
No INQUEsT.-A Coroner's inquest
not being thought necessary upon the
body of James Manogue, killed by the
sad railroad accident of Sunday, none
was held. s.
TIE best tuckmarkcr, binder, corSler,
runier, etc.. in use, is adapted to the
Grover & Baker sewing machine.
NEW RooF.-A new tin roof has
been put upon the Court House, at Nir-
ginia, to replace the n blown of by
the gale Of the other morning.
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DIR. I T
Hygeian Home Water Cure,
637 CALIFORNIA STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL,
sAN'FRANCISCo.

'THIS is THE ONLY REGULAR WATER
i CURE In San Francisco, and by far the most
extensive and complctos Hygicnic institute on
the Pacific Coast. Add We offer to Ministers,
Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mechanics, Farm.
ers' and NH worthy persons who desire to try
Tho advantages OF this rational system OF med
icine, the Inequalities OF our Hygienic Home
Cure. Young men who have become dtlap-
idated or lost their health by excessive toll, ex-
posure, or encrvatipg habits contracted through
Ignorance Of physical laws, may WIN US ma
moro of tho announcements they need, and the
means that win restore them TO health, than
elsewhere in California.
Phreno.E Examinations and Consultations In
regard to Health, FREQ, nom 10 A. n. to 3r. N. :,
We have the Electro, Russian, turkish and
Thermal BATHS, and every form, OF Medical
Baths for Ladies' and Gentlemen, from Q to O,
and on Sundays from Z A. n. to T. u.
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aIoctius orvowu Trustees

Coin Hill, February II, 1870
Board met ut G:30 T.. NJ. Present
Messrs. Huguet, Gallagher, and Pres
ident Gibson.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Communication received from the
Union Iron Works, San Francisco,
ordered on file.
Communication received from w. E,
L.afferty and others. On motion
Messrs. Gallagher and Mercer were
appointed q committee to investigate
the matter and report ut the next
meeting.
Report Of Town Attorney received
and on motion referred to the Finance
Committee.
Resignation Of J. \. Stephens, Town
Attorney, received, and OH motion ac-
copied.
-On motion, a vote of thanks was
unanimously rendered to J. A. Ste
phens, late Town Attorney, for the
able name in which he has per
formed the duties Of his office, and the
efficient service he has rendered to the
town.
On motion, J. II. Harris was unani-
mously elected Town Attorney.
Finance Committee-no report.
Street Committee reported Petaluma
street in good order; work still being
done on Telegraph street; all other
streets in good condition.
The following bills were referred to
the Finance Committee: p. Nye,
$40 GO; VIM. Hy. Doane, $50; Martin
Griffin, 80; Woodruff & Co., $40; o.
Il. Barber. 50 63; GOLD HILL NEWS,
SIS; 5. Halliday, sos; NJ. Donovan,
sos so; II. Crandall, $3.50; j. New
house, 800; J. Lowry, 1923.
On motion, communication of c. ii.
Knox to II. II. Huguet, oil behalf OF
town, ordered on file.
Marshal Crandall reported the serv-
ice of notice of action Of the Boarl on
Frank Strother, for removal ola house
erected by him OH the'survey Of High
street.
On motion, Board adjourned to meet
Monday next, February p, 4 tG:30 Pm.
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Warm Springs with Mart Reese, but
we have neither time nor space to dc
ample Justice to the subject to-day,
therefore will defer that until to-mor-
row.
ABOUT TOWN.
The streets of Carson r smooth and
free from either mud or dust. 1t con.
tains numerous excellent buildings and
institutions, including the appeal office
and Mart Reese's saloon; also many
Icompanionable and genial gentlemen
and ladies'. The society Is good. HE
festive Carsonites have their social
clubs, balls and plenty of other sources
of amusement, and seem to enjoy life
pretty we'll. The soil upon which the
town stands is excellent, producing
plenty Of vegetables, flowers, etc., the
facilities for irrigation being unsru'-
passed, yet We wonder. that they have
so few shade trees there. They Will
will grow thriftily with ordinary at
tention, and the town should be COM
pletely within q grove of the finest
shade trees by this time. But 1t isn't.
NEW ENGINE HOUSE.
The railroad company have recently
completed 4 very neat and .commoui-
Gus engine house for the housing OF
their locomotives, just above town,
near the track. tits a frame building,
substantially and well constructed, 10
by 10 feet, and large enough to accom-
modate three locomotives abreast. 4
short distance above Is the turn-table,
also a substantial, we'll constructed
affair.
TIE RAILROAD.
Between here and Carson, section
gangs are kept constantly at work re-
pairing and keeping the railroad in
order, therefore it is in very excellent
condition for so new aud crooked 4
road. Passenger, freight, ore, wood
and lumber trains are constantly pass
ing oyer 1t. "from early morn till
dewy eve" and the traffic and hAIsi-
ness already being done and created
by it is far more extensive than any
one not familiar with 1t would sup
pose.
PLEASANT RIDE.
We rode down OH the locomotive
Storey, commanded by Sam Hyatt,
and came back in the regular passcn-
ger car. We hardly know which we
liked best, the gay dashing ride on the
iron steed, i'm the free open air where
we could look about and see all that
was to be seen, or that in the cosy,
well furnished car, where one q lean
back in his comfortable seat and not
realize time or distance passed in go
ing to his destination until he gets
flara
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Crcnt Ralactien In Prices.

We noY give fatienn four weeks HyGlcnic
Medical Treatment, with Board and Room, for
400 dn ordinary cascs). Board. % per week ;
with Room, from 81 to $40. Medical Baths,
from 30 cents to 81 each Y for $40; 20 for $ls:
We have q separate Medical Department
for Ladies', which Is attended by a thoroughly
competent woman. while the private residence
OF DR.. Smith, which Is connected with the
Homo. IL chiefly devoted to the accommodation
OF Ladies dcsirlns HygienIc treatment.
There Is not one female invalid In twenty thai
has been suffering from Nervous Debility, or
diseases. peculiar to their sex, that cannot be
PERMANENTLY CURED by spending from
four to elk weeks at our Homo, This statement
we make in confidence, aud nom our experience
and observation u the last twenty years, and
froin Inc many who have been treated at our
Home and elsewhere. We have yet to learn OF
a single regret nom husband or wife OF time or
means they have expended In Hygicnic Mcdica-
ton. II the femaleso this State couldbc made
aware OF the beautiful advantages OF this Hy-
cienic Institute over tho system OF poisonous
dng-taking, w could not accSWmodats ono In
eb4-1m
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Tho Necessity Of a Visit Overcome.
- .nwNnoHunvr

Patients residing In any part OF the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
10 snbmIt a written statement OF such In prefer
ence to holding apcrsoral interview, are assured
that their communications viii be held most
facrcd, and the cnre guaranteed.
BENZ. +. JosSELYN, n. D.,
box 135l 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and kearny,
leGLGl1yls Son Francisco. Cal.
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Man SHOT AND KILLED AT EMPIRE
CrY.-Our friends Moore and Parker,
from Carson passing up though
Gold Hill to Virginia, this forenoon,
dropped in and gave us the following
item. Just MS they were driving
through Main street, Empire City.
about s o'clock, \ maj was shot and
killed in one of the principal saloons.
He was a teamster and his name was
Charles Decker, and the man who
killed him was q German named Price.
They have been connected in the wood
business at Pinenut Valley, hauling it
to Empire, and 1t seems that last Sat
urday they had a quarrel. Meeting
to-day in the saloon aforesaid, Price
Immediately drew his pistol and shot
| Decker, the ball taking effect just
above the right ear, killing him in
stantly. lie was about % years of age.
Price was Immediately arrested, and
when Moore aud Parker left he was In
charge of Constable Hawkins, Of Em-
| pire, who had telegraphed to the
| Sheriff at Carson to come for the
prisoner.
OL.D TANARAcK. Professor John
Farnham known OH the w. p. Rail-
road aS Colonel Woods, General Over
seer, and Jim Fisk, Juniorb a we'll
known and presiding genius of Cross
E& Gibson's saloon, In Gold Hill, ar
| rived from the East yesterday, and
came down 10 slippery Guloh TO see
how things looked. The Professor
looks like n Senator = resembles
| the old Abolitionist. Owen Lovejoy,
more than one man in ten thousand
or he looks like Sumner, like Sye, Of
Reyels, wo don't know which exactly
but no is a jolly old orphan! He
wears a regular Jimflsk hat, with a
| slight Grecian Bend leaning. which
becomes him very much. His many
friends were glad to see old Tamarack,
who, being an orphan now, intends to
settle down. Billy Shepard, another
orphan, returned with him to Virginia
Clty-but he Is In delicate health.
LIKES TO RFAn.-captain Putnam,
Foreman of Liberty Engine Company,
desires us to call the attention Of some.
bsdy who is in the habit Of taking the
Gold Hill NEWS every afternoon when
1t Is lett at the engine house. aud walk.
ing off with 1t. The members Of the
company, who generally meet at theii
hall eyeryevening, would like to see
the NEWS, which, they say, is like
meeting an old friend ut their ireside.
If somebody Is too poor to subscribe and
pay for it regularly, Old Put: says ne
will raise a subscription and furnish 4
regularly. But the copy at the hal
belongs to the company. How's that,
old smarty?
J LARGE EuNERAL.-The funeral o.
James Manogue, at Virginia to-day
was very largely attended.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hin News Once half . ton Of superior
| Type Mctal. Tor lournaling purposes IN quartz
| Mifls. HOisttns Works, etc. Will be sold hrs'
l duced Jos for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-15

Warm Springs, with Mart Reese, but
we have neither time nor space to do
ample Justice to the subject today,
therefore will defer that until to-mor-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-15

ELAs
From the bow window in the Gle
,,,tsd 'front.' gable of the Mint, a very,
e~xtensiye and advantageous view OF
,hs broad valley about Carson Is Oh
ta;,,od embracing the railroad, Empire
S;tv fine State Prison, the race track,
"m ranches, with the mountains
y the eastward for q background.
This view is a fine subject for a phoeo-
graph. ,,,sox.
We paid also a visit TO inc stase
Prison, where Lieutenant Governor
S~lingeriand has under his tatler I'VE care ne
a large number Of rather hard mus OF
hoart1ers, including several OLD ae,
ouaintainces and friends Of ours, ana
we also had the pleasure OF q personal
soak In the nice purifying waters OF
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DR.. H%UFELAND's
SWISS STOMACH BTTERS

I The arstandm mort healthfll Tonic
eyer introduced into the United
states Ia still the leading article, and
more OF this sold than o fall other 20
called Tonics or Bitters.
For Sale to the Tnde byTAYLOR
&BENDEL. Sole Agents 400 III
Clay street. San Francisco. felS-ly
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In and About Carson.

Next in importance to Gold Hill
and Virginia on this slope of the
Sierra Nevada, comes Carsons partly
because it Is connected with us by
railroad, partly because Of its excel
lent location, partly because it is the
Capital of the State and has all the
State buildings there, and considerably
because its fine, healthy climate and
attractive society makes it a good
place for permanent residence. Car
son Is a good place to be in, as We can
testify from having just returned from
a short visit of a day or two.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-01-05
w Inv

Do the Druggists recon-
mend DIR. Roback's Bitters
to their customers
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49, sss -
ST. LOUIS
A Cheerful Doctor.

From the New Albany Commercial.
One day last week prominent and very
successful physician residing in Washing.
ton county, who has long enjoyed a luera-
tive practice and justly stan is high among
the people of his county, visited this city,
and after making such purchases of medi-
cines, etc., as he needed, repaired to the
principal undertaker's establishment in the
city, where, after long and critical exami.
nation, he selected, purchased and paid fo1
a coffin, in which, he said, lie intended tc
be buried.
The coffin was plain cherry one, stain.
ed and vanished, but unlined. The IN
dertaker asked him if he would have il
lined. The doctor replied sc No, it is not
necessary; my wife will line it when il
reaches my home" The coffin was shipped
to Salem on Monday last, whence it was
conveyed the same day to the residence OF
its owner. The doctor stated to the under
taker that he had long desired to have his
coffin in his house, and that he thought ii
perfectly proper for one to purchase his
coffin before he died, SO that it might be
ready without further trouble
It certainly will be allowed that tie doe
tors suggestion that his wife would line
the coffin was rather cool, and to her 1t will
no doubt prove startling. The gentleman
was perfectly sane, man of the highest
character, but somewhat eccentric We
should think, however, that coffin in q
house was not exactly the thing to produce
the most comfortable feeling in the family.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-01-05
No. 2S.

ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
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loss of power, dizzy head, loss of memory,
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find sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo--
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age of five bottles and large vial
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in obstinate and old cases, or 81 per
single box. Sold by all druggists, and sent
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0oCo A-NTJ@Tn oT
No Other Cornpound
Loss Of Hair


T s
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Because

The Blood Purifier IS the
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Persons RENTING for 10 copies $50 will receive
an extra copy one year.
For sl00 we viii send thirty-four copies and TIE
DAILY TRIBUNE.
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Because

After oleven years expert
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a mapkable Case

FAST MIDDLEBoRo MASS, June 9, 1854.
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She induced try your Cocoaine and the result
astonishing She had used half the contents of
bottle before her head covered with ii young
hair In four months the hair has grown several inches
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