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ORDINANCE NO.. e..
Passed June, A. D. 70. 18TH

AN ORDINANCE to Regulate the use Of
" Fireworks and Firearms In b .Tswp
Of Gold Hill. ..rs -r r..,,.a u.rf
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Approved July II. 1870.

ISL l..... NLEn-
AN ACT 70 extend tho provtLoni Of the ple<np-
uon laws 10 the Territory OF Colorado. and for
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Approved July II. 1870.

81 Public Resolution-No. ST.
A RESOLUTION IN regard 70 grading the ~streetsin
the vicinity Of the Capitol.
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TPublic-NO. 10,
[Approved July II, ls7o.1

AN ACT TO vacate tho Fort Dakota military reser
walton in the Territory OF Dakota. and for othei
purDoseH, ....
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roW#0RDisAscEs.
ORDINANCE NO.. 81.

ANO6pnSANCE % Provide for the Low
u IA CsllScusa q Tsxes In The Town
"a 0SA Hill passed APRIL -, A. ID.
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NO. 80.

AN ORDINANCE Supplementary. TO Or.
diasncc No. 81, sntitled An 0@rdinance
Of Taxes in the Tswn OF Gold Hlll,p
passed April -, A. ID. 1871.
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be q enacted by tho Senate aHd Honss Of Rsprssent-
atires u the United Stato Of America IN Conoress

~ y wv w tES hNNNs9 ~ <AS-sN W
atirei ttths CHisd Satt' q Am0ied IN conOrei'
That Whenever the record OF any judgmen, or de.
cree. or other proceeding Of any judicial court oftho
United States shall have been or shall hereafter DO
lost or destroyed. any party or person interested
showing to the satisfaction OF such court that the
same has been lost or destroyed without fault or
neglect OF the party or person making such applies.
such defect TO be supplied by a duly certified copyof
such original record. where. the same can be OBJ
same eject as such original record Would have had
Sec. 2, That whenever, the loss or dcstruetion:Of
any such record shall have happened or shall here
after happen, md such defect cannot be supplied a.
provided In the next preceding section, any party or
person Interested therein may I'm a written ap-
plicaton to the court 10 which such record belonged,
verified by affidavit or a~fidavlts, showing the loss
or destruction thereof. and that certified copies can.
not be obtained By the party or person making such
application, and the. substance Of the record 50 lost
or destroyed. and that such loss or destruction oc.
cured without the fault or neglect Of the party or
person making such application, and that the loss or
destruction OF such record, unless supplied, viii or
may result In damage 10 the party or person making
such application, said court shall cause said applea-
ton TO be entered OF record IN said court, and due
notice thereof shall be given by personal service OF
o copy thereof upon each and every person interest
therein. other than the party or person making such
pay certain. not less than sixty days ster such ser.
vice, said application will be heard by said court;
and Il upon such hearing said court shall be satisfied
that the statements contained In said written nppll-
cation are true, said court shall make an order re-
citing what was the substance and effect OF said lost
or destroyed record: which order shall be entered OF
record IN said court, and have the same effect, sub
Ject TO intervening rights, which kaih original record
would have had II the same had not bccn lost or de-
fi ns saeh sppiicaiiOn. and the e" persons TSCS WhSSsiSi have
been personally served as provided for In this sec.
ton. '" '-."'
: Sec. 3. That In all causes which have been re.
moved. or shall hereafter be. removed. to the Su-
peme Court or the United States. a duly certified
copy Of the record Of such cause remaining in tho
said Supreme Court may be fled In the court from
which MId cause was removed. on motion df any
party or person claiming 10 be interested therein;
aud The COPY so filed shall have thu same effect as
the original record would have had II the same had
not been lost or destroyed. ."H...H
AN ACT to amend an Act entitled AR Act 10 70.
duce internal taxes. and for other purposes ap.
proved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
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(Approyed December a. lsTo.I

JOINT RESOLUTION to correct an error IN the
o enrolment OF the law In relation TO pay Of Grand
and Petit Jurors. -a
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Il 10 ~TAXPAYERS

|, No 10 IANFAIEH0
HAVING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
for The hscal year Guiding April, A. D. ISL,
notice L. hereby gtyen to al particle Interested.
thai. the taxes on all property assessed In the
Town Of Gold Hin. OF One Dollar and Fifty:ave
Cent? al 6) upon each Ono Hundred Dollars
I, (1loQS6 due and payable rom and after This
6ate, st my ONCE. In Gold Hill, nom 10 o'clock
4. N.,toI O'Clock p. T., and from Z O'Clock To
~, O'clock p. \. Of each day. AL Taxes re.
mAlning unpaid on the nrst day OF October,
ls7i, VIII 60 on the Delinquent List, with ten
THOMAS HARKN.
rfr.4f gr.s.-,. Marshal and Tax Collector.
Coli Hm, September ], 1871. ir- auSl-u
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[Approved January q. Is7i.J

AN ACT ccding certain Jurisdiction to the State OF
Ohio,
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fApproved January 30. ls7i.l

JOINT RESOLUTION deciaratory OF tho meaning
OF the Act entitled IAN Act TO reduce Internal
taxes, and for other purposes," approved July
= fourteen, eighteen hundred md seventy.
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LAWS OF NIL uNlTKD STATES
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Approved March 3, ISL.

AN ACT relating to records OF the Courts OF tho
United States,
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R.olr,d by the Senate and Hous Of Rsyreenta-
Nfisss Of he Uaiftd HatGs Of America. IN CoaoTess
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Approved peeember 2. ls1o.

AN ACT to amend an Act entitled IAN Act 10 70.
ducc internal taxes. and for other purposes" ap.
proved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
seventy.
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- 9t.No,lGoLD HILL, New. August Il, 1871;
- To he .Honorabls Board Of Trustees OF uoe
!, Town. Of Gold Hll-Gentlemen: / herewith
eisubmitmy Quarterly Report - Treasurer OF q
: Town Of Gold Hi for tho Quarter ending
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QUARTERLY p "a

OT sASg TfeasareP Of tho Tswu 81 Geld
Hi,I for she Quarter ending July 'i'
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAo

HEfOhIHD BY IHE HERALD SIkAA rAOHISs
y siesm,hip Cimbra No, Hack. anmours pso ID via
Plymouth, b. 18th, NJ 80 PM with mdse and I'll psssen.
gers, 10 kunbsrdt Co. Had strong westerly winds and
bead sea- FEB q. lat n 0s. Ion ~ a. passed Bren'sn
steamship, bound east.
Sicamsbi Columbia Van sice Havana Feb Is, with
and passengers 20 the Atlantic Mail steamship Co Fec ~.
at 80 IN, lat 2S passed English bark. showing While
signal Ia centre.
Steamship Niagara, Couch, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdss and passengers. 70 the Old Dominion
steamship Go.
10 the .orilsrd Steamship 90.
Bark Y0KohamA. Paul, ShanEbAe Dec with tea, to a
Low Bros Passed Apsr bee H. Cape OF Good Hone Jan
H. Ind crossed The Equator Feb iD Ion ~ 30 had tine
weather up 10 this coast then strong variable Winds
Bark w No tFrl, BAltaxar Point APitro, GuAds 10
days, With sugar, to vatable q Co. -
Bark Union lBr) Fougere. Milk River Ia 10 days With
ldgwood TO Solomon 4 Co vessel TO master feb Is
had hsA,y gale from NJ witch lasted dAy' shea variable
Brig MAgdxIl (Br). Campbel Cardenas days wtb su
gar TO y Nsvfus Son Had nne wcAlbar days north
OF Eatterxa -
Brig Br) Boesch, Cardenas ~ days. with su
gar 10 l. Amsinck Co-vesse 70 Wsndt Teens BOOK.
ann Sailed company with bark Lizzie Gillespie, and
brig Proteus. for New York. . :.
Brg Maria wheeer iof oeorrs Mel Wheeler Cardenas
dnya with molasses and msado, TO Loud Go. HAD
Brir saista tof Stockholm Partridge, Msian1as day
With suyar 10 Chas Luiipg Co, vessel TO Walsh, Field
Way Had fine weather. Feb 23 on Carysfor kee spoke
bark Cremopa Galveston, for Liverpool sailed 70 com.
pany, bries Beauty and George Glchrst for New York
DAYS win coffee 70 Becker Co-vessel 10 Brett son
Co. Fec ~ lat 86 Ion 76 80 saw brig Angela Steering
FnssAas, N Tower tof Linconvieh Perry, Ponce
The New York herald., 1871-03-02

Cushn New York for Portsmouth Geo Nevengsr, Young
sailed Bark. nseph.ne Ionic; brig Amon Rowell; sehr.
Leonard Guiding ssr starry men SSsp ShsH sAs'
~ sn9sss ss Graham and John Ball Cahoon Tangsr fos
sis Ss,s H.so
e. 1es :s asy s S
a9 6sTa belle x%.:Say jses:osss
s:,is: 3; SSsss La.
sailed Bas AisI Wil1%i .ohs: Frank Atwood, Coco
Adsiss f%%s = 4, sss %sy as!s.os ssa.'sa's
iNDiANoLA, Feb a7~Arfivsd, brig Belle of the Bay,
Key WEST Feb @ 10 Sail Sailed ssnrs Knowles, Glenn
.MoREHEAD CITY, FsO as-Arrvsd, scnr Henrietta Hill.
NoRFoLK Feb a7-Arrived schr Cora Morrison. Doane.
Reed, Baltimore; Karen nappuch, Ellis New York.
2shArrived schrs Pacific, uinn, and Lady Antrim. Car
skk%SSHg Sss :esr. v,.s Jan. . nurrss
Eass.sas WieSssa Prasids9ss lsf DO HANNAH ssss
EiIizssbethgort I.ss for Providence;
ara Ssaas FOR Ne" YORK Rich
9Th pM-ATriyed. brig ThOs Turul Thompson, Porto
NEW LoSboS. Feb s7-Arrvsa, .eAr. Mary Rice.
bss.a. Elisha sah. Baker York
sh T Ssw lsn. Nor
wich Skinner, French, and r ii shannon baltimore
BseSe Georges hank. for New YORK. 90 '0f a0' onA''s'
Elisha Baker, from eorge's Banks for New
PENSACOLA, Feb Cleared, ship. LAZY Milton (Br,,
hsrilspoo sarks Maryland .Br Hanson swansea; john
r cbHs and n,o r McEwen Liverpool
DELPaIA. s~Arrived, .chr Ocean Travel er
Achilles co!ourn Roon
Ita Carrao, Gbr.tar King srd isrS Dexter
n"son: sebr saI Tdccn money! b, sal sry Brown
Wave, sryant, Fan River
Nve Renear, New sorH achrs WI en- ana
Sabsoss, %: Below, coming schr 9 A Aiansworth.
Feb % Ma barber brig Hunter Tor
America Passed day, bark I'm ma brig Fora Iss-
nSs tTs @ I IN aas
4 farnsworth, for Jama,c Milton, Tor New York.
Arrived st steamship Pelican, New Coast wreckinr
A. the 1reakwaier An ist brig Velocity from Porto Rico
M,ons MrJhrLAMp AN req 2-Arred brig Ainnehaha tBr,
Storm King Hawes New YORK.
BsIE ra,.y TAX Morse asso.
nod Amelia Goss Ds .ssS eS
sssIs w rseGn fndc. sa Dick W
Sailed schrs Morning STAR Antoine, Norfolk; Rescue,
kiohSoSp FEB 27-Arrved, steamships Geo yp.ou
Roberts, and Wygpoke, Bourne, New York; schr N,chol
son, Baltimore.
l.,h-Arrved, schr Chas Rogers, Mayo, New York,
load stone for do
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2s-Arrived. bark Isaac Rich
Sheldon. sew Sors
SAVANNAH, Feb 25-Arrived, bark Maria Isabel sp).
Teron!, Cardenas
.cleare ship Alfred tBr Gray, liverpool schrs Oheo,
Ma.hews. ss Vs. Boston; M 3 Bramha >! . ~. New hyrk
March arrived, sieamships San Jacinto, Atkins and
Hunts ie .rowei, New Yorx ronawanda, pniadeiphis
Cieared-bark Alfred, Burt, Cronstalt
WILMINGTON NC, Feb 4-Sailed, schr A Z Cranmer,
Cranmer, Providence.
2Gtll-Arrived, schr John, Williams New York.
27th-Arrved, schrs Sreaker, Vaugiider Charleston
David Babcock, Colcord, New Orleans.
Cleared-Schr Willie Dill Howrand, New York.
March ARRIVED, steamship III CD Nickerson New York
The New York herald., 1871-03-02

Steamship Cuba (Br,, Noodle, Liverpool vi. ouseusown
&c q Frxncklvn.
Steamship Wisconsin tBr) williams, Lverpool-wnlIams
4 Ciuion.
Steamship weser (NG, wenke. Bremen @ erchs 60.
Steamship Pereiro (Fr). Daure B0rdcaux-Geo Macken
xie.
Ship Tmour tBr) Foster, Liverpool--Bnsk Jevons.
Bark Gedusa tBr), DinsInors. LIVERPOOL whitney
Co.
Bark Alexander tswe). Amfe, Answerp-runch, Bdys 4
Co.
BARK Lesira dtab. casteuano. Treste-Jas Robinson
Co.
Bark Cspddo taD. Trspani, Tres.e--Jas Robinson Co.
Bark Elba. Peterson Hsvana--,J K Ward Co
Bark Rhea (NG>, Buckhotz Wilmington, NC Tobias
Co.
Bari Won Hsvaen oar,low fNo>. spsch Wilmington, NC
Punch. Edve Co.
Bark Ilonraih Or Brucknsr tN0), GussTsn, Bamore-C
TobiAs 4 Co.
Bng Lonisa Br). Evans Queenstown Falmouth FOR
dera-G Bulley.
Brig River Queen tBr, Gotham. rarragouAJ whitney
Co.
Brig vencedor lsp), Bartusen, Corunba-Latassa Co.
Brig Zoe Brl. Hatfield. ST Johns, MI WhitneY Co.
Erig Edith, Crowley nandinA-Smps0n Clapp.
Schr Gold Hunter, Secord, 81 john NIB Heney Parker.
Schr Mnhie, Hudson Galveston E N Stack kpoe 4 20.
Bchr Samos snow, Gaveson-C Mallory Co.
Scbr Sarah Cullen, Avis. Key West-Bspner, Brown
Pinckney.
schr Alice Lewis, siaplston saIem--B Weinberg.
Schr b Franklin. MIL, Greenport--Baker Dayton.
sioop New World, Coe Norwich.
SIoop LevaBt Mapes, New Haven.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONTY MARKRT.-LoSDoN March Is r.
M-Consos closed at ss4 for botn money
American United hvewenty bonds
1862, 9ls, ls65 old 9ls 1867, 800 tenforiies ST. Ere
Railway shares ls Illinois Central, ~ W; Atlantic and
Great Western, 30
fgAAxroRT BoURsR.--FRANKFonT. Feb. 2S.-United
States hve,wenty bonds closed irregular at 96 96s for
the issue OF ls51
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LJvERrooL. March l.
T. M.-The Iotton market closed dnh, with downward
enuency Midiiing upands barely It'd: mddng Orleans
barely 1d. The sales OF the have been 5000 bales,
including i5uo for export and speculation Sales o cotton
due from New Orleans 9l6d. for middlng
loading Charleston Savannah in January Feb.
rury, March and Apr at 73sd for mddng and loading
New Orleans at 7d for middling; and nearly due
from Texas at ad for low midding From New Orleans
deliverable in May at 74sd.
LIVERPOOL Provisions hARKKr-LfvERpooL, March
IL 3u r. MBacop, 6s per for short ribbed middes
Pork nat. Lard 6Us. per cwt
LIvnnPooL PRopCoE MhRKEr.-LTvERrooL, March l.
5 T. M.-Relned petroleum los<d per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARkET-LoSDoS. March 1-5 r..
M-Rehned petroleum, I'D. galon nseed oil i33 =
American red.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
IMPEACHMENT OF THE GOVERNOR OF NE.
BRAlKA.

Charges Of Corruption Preferred Against
Governor Buiier-.Impeachmcnt Articles
Presented 10 the Hon-c--1he Governor Pro-
tests Against the Procedure.
CHICAGO, March I, 1871.
special despatch from Lincoln, Neb., says the
Legislature OF Nebraska reconvened yesterday at
three O'Clock p NJ, and at five O'Clock p. M. Joint
convention OF Doth Houses assembled to hear the
report OF the investigating committee the charges
OF corruption against Governor Butter and other STATE
officers. The committee reported that from sworn
testimony taken by them II was proved that Gov
ernor Butler, eXSecretary Kennard and other state
officials were guilty OF corrupt ana criminal prac-
tices.
Governor Butler sent in O message protesting
against the of proce iure by investigate
ing committee, and asking tnat new committee be
appointed.
The impeachment resolution against Governor
Butler was made the special order Tor ten O'Clock
A. VI. to-day. There Is LILLE doubt thar the House
will vote for impeachment
II is held by high legal authority that upon I'M
peacnment artices being presented TO the senate
the Governor will be suspended a. :he state consti
tuition Is explicit on this point The Excitement Is
running high.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.


Disgrncefnl Conduct Of State Scnntors-The
Clayton lmpeachment-The Governors
Movements Undetermined.
MEMPHIS. March l. 1871.
special despatch from Little Rock, Ark, says
The session OF the Senate yesterday was consumed
In a bitter personal discussion on remarks made by
Mr.. Caro.of that some skulking Senators had been
seen in graveyard with disreputable females. FL
forts were made to make him retract. CaroloR
said hls authority was good and could be substan-
tatei II pressed.
Mr.. Martin moved the appointment OF n commit
tee o. nte TO investigate the charges. and said that
whoever sad he had associated with disrep utabe
females was a liar, scoundrel, coward ana thief.
Mr.. SarDer moved 10 amend by insiructlng the
committee TO inquire whether any senator had been
guilty OF such associations with power to send for
lersolS aud papers.
Mr. Asken moved substitute that the committee
investigate the facts relating 10 the offensive Ian
guage and report what action could be taken In the
premises, winch was adopted.
Clouds are still hanging over the movements Of
Clayton. Nothing whatever has been done with the
Impeachment articles. IL Is SAID that Claytons
friends Will hold caucus tonight to determine
whether or not he shall go TO the Senate. All parties
leel confident tnat he Will go.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02

WASHINGTON, d. c., March !, 1871.
Synopsis or Weather Reports for ute Past Ttrenty-
Jolf' Hours.
The low barometer last night near Toronto has
moved TO the eastward and left the United States.
the pressure has alen the Western Plains, but is
now STA ionary. me temperature has risen on the
Atlantic and the Lakes Clear weather and fresh
WIN Is have prevailed on the East Atlantic and light
winds on the south Atlantic and Cult. The humid
ity has peen large In the Southern States. The
weather has been windy and Is now threatening on
Lakes Michigan and Erie. II is now raining or
showing lightly In Wisconsin and Iowa, with brisk
winds. The barometer has risen rapidly at the
Rocky Mountain stations, with falling temperature
and clearing up weather.
Probabilities.
Fresh winds and threatening weather VIII proha-
bly, be eX erenced Thursday afternoon on the Gulf,
Middle and Atlantic States; failing weather ana
brisk or fresh winds on the lakes.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Terrific Gaies-Disasters to New York ves-
SELL The Australian Steamship Line.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IS, 1871.
The steamship Idaho has arrived from Portland.
Oregon, having struggled Tor seven days against
head winds AMI heavy seas.
The ship Isaac Ricl, from New York. encountered
terrific gale on tie goth inst, losing her fore and
man lower topsails. mantopmast staysall ana
1OresaiI.
The sailors who set fire to the whale ship Massa-
cn;setts, at Lahina, have been sentenced 10 three
years hard labor.
IL Is now reported as certain that webb's steam
ship line will be put on the Australia aud New Zeal
and route with Gr without subsidy commencing
on March 81.
The British screw steamer Prince Alfred which
came out here last year To in the coast line
tween san Francisco and Mexican and Central
American ports, was sold mt auction to-day for
$l2, ZOO, mere traction OF the original cost.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
SERIOUS sIAeBxe ARRAY * BsocxLyN.

Thomas sullivan was seriously stabbed last night
by John Davidson at the saloon OF Patrick Sullivan
No. l.745 Fulton avenue Davidson and Patr. ok Sui.
livan got INTO an alteration and were about TO have
nght when his brother Thomas attempted to inter-
fere. Davidson tDen turned upon him and ORA wing
large knife thrust II into MS opponents side In.
nicIlng wound about two Inches long aud one inch
In deptn The wound was pronounced OF q danger
GUS character DAVIDSON was arrested by oi,cer
Kelly OF the Ninth precinct and locked up 70 aw lt
The Sesplt n tne 9iyy!ss tan!slsd,
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
Miners Meeting Mt st. Cluir.

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, March l. 1871
At a meeting held at st. Clair to-day the miners
voted unanimously In favor Of the leaders and sup
porting the Workingmens Benevolent Association.
despatch from Mahanoy city this afternoon
states that at a meeting OF the miners held to-day,
1t was decided to accept nothing less than three
dollars.
Much disappointment is manifested IN business
circles, II being generally understood that
compromise would be effected. II is now believed
there will be no general resumption until April
The New York herald., 1871-03-02

Steamship weser for Bremen Pereire Havre ana Brest
Wisconsin, Liverpool; Cuba, do; Fapa, Wilmington NC
Isaac Bell, Richmoni, &c.
Wind Mt sunset WSW
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 2 s7l-TRIPLE SHEET

Pr u days. with nossses N Trovbridges
to n Loai 4 Co; Had fine weather
to L Clark vessel TO II W Loud 4 Co. !.
schr Alfred Keen tcr ROcklandl Brunswic. G.. s.i y
west SPIT and got the next high water Damage ast II
Sch. Royal Arch. Hawkins Baltimore days. with md,e,
Good Hope Jan II and the Equator Feb in lon %
EoocSon IA sa lon i0 os T. spoke snip Magellan from
Ismsrane ins south Jan Si g. lat @
n ncns sr from CorinSs for London 10Th lat 50 =!
Feb e. lat IN, Ion ~ aS W. bark 1dsisar, standing
Passed Through Hell Gate.
FOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson. Portland for New York;
with IN. mdse e and passengers 70 Ames.
mdse and 10 mosS nosion Tor New York. with
S sShr ~ Hende MAXWELL Georges for New York.
scbr sc yen,s.ia, ,a A..on,, Belfast 70, New York.
schr Taylor Mathis, Cheescman, Boston for Phadel-
schr Richmond Gupti, New Haven for New York. in bal
sshr Julia Berkeley, Etheridge New Haven for Phia-
wade DoAne Bridgeport for New York, in ballast to
Steamer Electra Mott. Providence for New York. with
steamer Thstis Gale. Providence for New York, with
muse ana passengers.
Brig River Queen tBrl. Conner New York Taragona
10 at rnchor OFT MILESTONE
schr + Shaw, Wood; Savannah tor Providence.
s'fs vt%n S d1 Ss
scSr scr James sogss Hasxe stmSre for rsr,smou.h
Jhnson op New of HaTeu
sc5r Irish s.ses, Eissbsthpolt Tor Boz Boson a''N'
schr Alice Lewis s.apeton, New YORK for ssem.
Schr Isaac keene, Nickerson, New York for Boston.
Sas New for
ssr sshr ssesT HSswsra Eew YORK for Cold Spring
steamer Aibatross, Davis, New York for Fall River.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Alexander Marshall Gardner from Liverpool Jan e.
with mdse ant passengers. to Marshall Co by pilot
boat Francis Perkins, No 49,.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
SHIPPING NEWS


Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 81 Moon SETS. morn 3 43
Sun sets. ....... 53 High water morn 81
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR rHB
MONTH OF MARCH.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
THE FIlkIhs CASE.
Jury Finally Found-Tho Prosecution
Opened.

ALBANY, N. Y, March ], 1871.
full jury was obtained in the FilkIns case this
msrn,pg. After swearing them In Mr.. Hadley
opened the case for the prosecution, and the Court
thep adjourned w t0;m0rr0W
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
WASHINGTON

Barometer corrected for elevation and tempera.
ture.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02
OCEAN STEAMERS
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH /, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02

u H. ANIDON 4 SON, HATTERs,
L. removed from 649 Broadway
To g20 Fifth avenue sixth street
Sprng Style for Gcntemen's Hats introduced day
Price for best quality reduced to So
All Roods manufactured ON the premises.
AGENTS.
y. A. jackson 4 CO., 50 fremont street, Boston.
Bishop Barnes, lis Lake street, Chicago.
W. s. Bullock 4 Co., ~ Broadway, Albany
II. w. Mansnold, New Haven, Conn.
I. G. Jones, st. Paul, MINI.
Jno: sabey, Jr, 4 Co., s Genesce street, Syracuse.
W. h. Oakford, Sl3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
H. B. Grnn Co., Baltimore, Md.
NEW York, March ], 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-03-02

MO MORE MkDIcINE-'O,0O0 CURES, WITHOUT
IN drugs by Bn Barry's delicious REvALENrA FOOD Of
Dyspepsia Consnnp!ion Constipation, DarrbsH. ali npu
doris Sold N tins. To- IL -; IL lbs, Yl0 DU DAIRY 4
Co. l6s William street. New York, and vi drusgss sud
Rro~ess
The New York herald., 1871-03-02

4 BSoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
IA the Courts OF different sates No publicity Advics
free Notary Public and Commssion Tor every State
FL KING, Couaseior -nt Law, 3t3 Broadway.