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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
H.P BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4
-. I'M hAIIhUAU,
NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.

MORRIS ESSEX DIVISION
REssntor syrael, vrgo WITHOUT CHAM ~ or CARS
,.SthAER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY. Juy H.
soos BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN vi, Boonan Branch,
n ane oash from Nes York osFeso without ehsnge n car
,ui Scranton With and R R Kngs,oa wl0lITs, P
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIs eopuecas, Den,ie sa Boon
and Nesn. Washington the D. T.. W. r. T.
c1' sa OsTes an a. kas'on With Lehh Valley r. FOR all points
p: a.. LRHIGn VALLEY EXPRESS stop. at Yevark Morris,
Dover Nster9o AscesoWn Warrington, ls3urg and
Vii b. bel n r foT Beiere g. ari Fson " n l. v H. r.
or Bethlehem Allentown Maah Chunk wuaesbare Reading lsi
s.c6 p BROAD GAuGE EXPRESS TRAIN. Paterson aai
oeDrga principal stations. Connect Dover With Chester R.,
4:i6rm tASTOy EXPRESS connects Dover Chefr R.
r. a. Waterloo with Sussex r. r. ana al EATON sh v z r. or
a2o p NJ HACkETfsrowS NAIL Boouon Chester
'D ... s,' T. r. '1 H%cParrsrowY EXPRESS
For N0RRSTOwN at75 $40 n20 1900 n, 2:o, $40 49,
For StMHlF sai intermediate station, $50 7:l7:is 9lo 1910
For oRiSGE and sof ri oaAS 90 2o 1912
40. 49, $40, 40 40 SOD 800 $40 3d. 3D.
FOR SEWHsK 6:3o 55 7:i5, $40, $40, ga. 1910 l;o,
@ @ ara 30 "a, 9 2 s, i9 So. go gS ~ gIs ' ,o
~ 90 30 3;ID ~ o.y ~; ~. 0 '''' ''''' anu
sare n rYat tE 7of BIo6ILD and NosTcLAR, 60
.,r 70, r. LIEF ioPiTCoTG ysge NsSYos At rs
@ 3D. 10 resi- 80 an $40 , M esyng se h'oIi ~ p n9
LAH& ;i ~ an For SdHo LIN MOUNTAIN
,5 al &: j.: 49, 400 so ini 70 M ,eses
the %.
WARE WATER GAP a; 3:Oa IT, ami +VJ g. n foI nv
SPRINGS soa a. ;. stnoo"' oaysihp"'F"'
VIRIE RAILWAY TRAINS Leave DepOts
A foot Of blmber-s. Of 2 DIST. follows:
cham e-3t at =. y ID ':p
n and = D m daily Nes and improved Drawing Room coaches
hToI-htO Buffalo tui enson Bne
H0res" with magnificent Sleeping Coah's uhhhS
through Cevean snd Cincinnati Sleeping Coaeles acc"npan s
n ~ SusQuehsHBa Bu1ao; the $50 o. ~ ifih 'n
HeH.l Supenso~ B1i,e ni the train from f9rs 70
B.fso Suspension Bride and Cincinnati an Ergni Tran leaves
daily ~ 6:l5
For Mdiown and Way al 80 aud 5:JO p n AM SahaF
only. $50 a m.
Forousvile and Wa, at 'll:3o N.
ForN eru Nay. a.. 3:J0 and 2,
ForguIem and Way, and G g. TO-.
suI Wag al Gas 10 a m u m 10 'lo 'o
Fsr lisrkepsaes Tfsae ,nd SDrn va'r se:5s anl RS
{4:0O 500. 600 and NDeoi>y aha Saturdays oh
~ midnight "a n. ,. nm oak
f45 $3.50 and $50 aud Nrllesais anu oa'u
DAYS only 2 midnight special sua-ay Trans at 1900 m and 30
BTr.us leaving Chanbsrst hours hafhours eaTs
epot nau above time Last boat from Il ST.
6;l5 7. n. -ts..-
aud orders Tor the checking af transfer OF Bag
gse Com 0es 2i 525 and 5I Broadway rs
25tst nd "a Ayenns liariemi
Coust Brooklyn; lUi Broadway Williamsburg Depo foot Of
NewYors and Long Dock Depot
.Dslv tor Pernont and Mack tPor hacsensael
For TIscksn.acE and Ilsdae only For Ces.in oil,
IL RTCKER Au ust VIM K BARR,
Ceu'lNnp'L l37L Genl Pasr Al
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8teamboats ano Railroads.

FOR STAMFORD and GREENWICff-The
I ' v Sa Se,T q steamboat ANERCUs sve' tn, foo' o. s
Returning leaves stanford At O'Clock sad Greenwich at 1
iSALmMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
9da FREIGHT ard oaidsd b. casbgs al
ER PIER so s So ds '' RATES ~ S Low Sso PIX
S &c ts'ns.r' ists ne NesJsr.sy and spdA from
,s 's: VII 6str nsS % ssss:s
c wPERvEfL. General As-..
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ PASSENGER and Freight DEPOT in New York Lber,yst
Delaware ,Td wesisT R.oad ~ Pfobs1'
high VALLEY Rsro. on, S5r s1sct , t e,
1uIsn .ni We saon ehaagv Of also 70 Central P.na.rL
~ ~ AILEST9wS LIZ 5ysE TO TIE WEST
Commencing NAV % Sf lslH ARR AktAN9EnESI .r
hre T ,.o5 FMsI s R,.'oT BAh:T M.oe chcos wn
To"and' wsyeny &C. At Janet on With L. asi r.
o. @wE.TSss daily ers-p sand,y for E..tos A.
ca1I Hebrs S sH w.So, e.. n1 ~ Nop t s.os
l. iyh Valley RsIrold for M,neh chaas.
l2Jo nTPof Fs%agton. E.ston. Aleuo-n N.uen Chuni,
h1ano ot HsIeton Wlseso'rrs Reading Columbia Lancaster
EpAna Poti'vle Han'tG &C. Connects PaIsba for Be-
where. .
25oP m.-For Rason. Cceuecs Pbnp,borg rebsh
sas Division for A,59~n wsebrr' and senou ad at g'oa
j f@ I51 sh Dl! sS " R ''' ''' CONNECTS
- m-FoI Es.,on AIeuioyn sHl M,oeh chanl
sES-crsclSs,Ti Express, daly E",on Bhl.u, Alien
~ I'D ff Fs d s, FtaI 1 aaa cs 's' aud ''' '
55 p m-Por someryile
pm-For E S,,'ou
7'orn--lRm grant For R,s,oa.
Ppn~F5Fflanseid, GOn..iay. and SATURDAY.
1920 Has m; 1910 % 100 20 95 as 90 80 ns'
Ticket or the west can be obalne oEcs Of the Csar RAJ.
oado SevJere foot Lje St SswY0rk and at the principal
''''' 'a''' D" RE. KICKER, Superintendent
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Eona 1slano Real Gsiaie for Sale.

OO0 ACRE FARM on south side of Long
SNVD Island EXCHANGE Brooklyn improved property
Pree sl5OO0 NJ A. rutland Co, s Beekman-st, N Y.
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Sun IS sun 6:34 Moon sets... 7;4
! n.
Sandy Hook 80 TOO Cows 7:f8 Hell Gate fery...
Mon p. ~.
Sandy 7:35 Cows. Island. B Hell Gate ferrJ V'VJ
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Brooklm Real estate for Sale.

DOR SALE-A 3-stOry basement and sub
cellar HOUSE 2Or4O lot 0 well located BooLlyn
Price $1,000. Apply to A. rutland Co.. eesman ST. ~ Y.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
NewHaven and BRIDGEPORT :. ELl llo m ll5 EIl1
(EI.l 3;t5 ~ $50 and ~ p m. v,.., I'm,
M -; ScTS Sor.ss IE1) lIlo M 25 EI tEI a
81 H. ~ e'I I'D m u AZ 40 SEQ and SION M
ToI SlnG, az ~ H. a. ms ~ lls 5iRt) e,5
For Greenwich intermediate stations O. 1850 N 25 &''.
Saaday Mail Train esye Twenty It. NevYoa att m for
Boston, wa both sPrns5soS ES RI sng TR t2s
For Boston Boston VIA VIA SEore Line i?.l5aaIaP ~
For H:T9o r E. SP a1s , 5 M '1i
across Nrasan Bay WEXFORD arriving '' nao esp'
For Connect cut River Railroad lal5 to Montreal
For Haro0 Providence and F.as Railroad N i2l5p%
3 to New London aui Sorsel ?. N.
For SewI.ysa Sotlam oa Railroad m TO North
FoG Ys~ HsysS aide,ovu and wmapre Railroad TAR Lnse
. For 1 Hols , q Railroad and ?. IN.
F FSr 6sa5bef5 sod R'f2 s3
For New Csn.an Ras ,. m i.'s ~ ,Pa 5 ~, also to su.
.C Wai Tram 90 ether Line Dr,pgroom Car attached to 'hes
sem ,s,te 9 Is'ssa ?ys5 Tbs rS,S q
e. and Fsuvs tie osess Of the ss.Yort I,n''r 80
Dqdis ESpe Ne ga Bo-g a. 30, cur r md sS,i.d
sl,af , 1S,io 10 S eG JAMES oYT sapi
NETWORK CENTRAL AM, HUDSON
RI Rlt csis. S' .nd 2Sa1,e,i EsPrs..
C S m spste,i c6isiso EIp" With pra"ns'o~
Buf ss,; 1aa s1 s9 S. f, r.rr,.
as d. m ssrstog. Special EIPres. ,,v,s, .n...
% @. FIRST P.es FirT,. With ss'Fi'sea" for wafHe"n.
P ElES ,'S :, sI' sS s I soS' s
. for n Ious Vi. Toledo: Louisville via IodaSApoh' As
n VI" ,, ,s on ,S sp3 T, f,O.. . through s.pose
D. m Hudson Special train
s.is I ana ia,5 r. si E1Ia@sis P.,i.Am trains
-. 4 s:6s .Dd ic a. ~ 1880 A2s $40 $40 dOyn
G sa1isy wsy rr.n.s'o and Ycst.n sVsea'-n.
r'1'A'''''' g II KESbRIcK general Passenger Agent
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FR0M FOOT Of
~ DRssRossEs ST ,s1 ron @ Of coSTLASpT SrSHaxGs
fo rs e .ss i.U "a c Ca
SAsIlSsIGps al TH luz SOUTH iSb sorTa wEs
ssd ihro.Eh change Per 4s wssT y.
to ~ NJ nd ts 1ossS from s- Yo sa
and Chicago rAOst ss.sss s,a Palace s., are ."'Ssa ne 81
.a G .a aa run SiSaA s J. Sfs i.
I s.sks s. r.. 40 =. 'wvJ.cEsos
NEWPORT AND WEXFORD RAILROAD
AND sLEAnnoAr DSo, d. e seA s
B S sIs i Room Car, with ,a,iS
.tS ssspor q t s.. lSs eight
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND.
- II. ss,s dess. ,,.e, a.rosa % Leg I'l,sa.
cOmn.ndss MONDAY NAL is t'~ Roosevelt and a'.naA
err l:..a' .si. r.'sssss' ;; sage is s.u.D.a .sa
49, s s::...a. s.ssr Z; s,s,,.,
Ia.sa, s.d ne. P.sshOsss by s.ss B.iSpsn IRE
So I S;;sss s.. as::.sss.s''
80 s; !. s, G, A' coz s.sS .o,
,. ~ s. 70. os s.s s an, ND n trains ''''sa
~' ''- -'- '.'i " a" Sct tt s.,.a,.....A
~ :, =: =. =: : ~: .s s. ~
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DECISIONS-AUGUsT 80.

Superior Court--,SDccidl Term-By Judge McCunn-
Curry sgt James Moton TO vacae injunction granted MCDONALD
sgt James ct aL-OrIer 10 continne injunction granted
BY Judge spenoeTAnnea e al sgt HeekOrder granted In me
Of the application Of HornganOer appointing
guardian granted Brown ct al agt Cooling ct sOrer Of reference
compute the doe the mortgage granted with 10 others OF
te) Henderson Hin ct ahoton adjourned VII hrst
Monday October HoHster Won Bohoeng vacated
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY q, 1871.

Passenger Station IN EsvYok Of Twenty seventies and
/ Tourh-sve. Entrance on Twenty seyenth-s'.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tm DAT.
suPaKsK "opens at 10 m
Calendar called at l9m.
IT aRt
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
NOTICE To MARINERS.

0.-The Cuuard steam-di p Samnria, Capt Gill. from
led at Queenstown to-day, and proceeded 70 Liver
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Auetion Sales of Real estate.
6ouses ano farms Uanteo.

WANTED - For the season, a frst-class
w HOUSE fully iurished rent not 5000 Address e. D.
KENT. N MAdenlne
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Die 9iuri6tun9 BET Snbrer BEG
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Tele9rapb oa6 Gontp Der 8unpeaiHulp
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Den1a9ueen NIT 6eberetm" 9e9en a&rRere
Observation-Disclosures tpnnnen.
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MIMI ESOTAs TAATSZEITUNG
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-29

IMpER1AL.-The annual meeting Of
the Imperial Mining Company was
held at their office, In San Francisco,
on Tuesday, when the following Trus-
tees were chosen for the ensuing year:
A. X. P. Harmon, Thomas Bell, j. D.
Fry, H. c. Kibbe, William Norris, j.
II. Robinson and Alpheus Bull. The
annual report Of the proper officers
gives the following exhibit of receipts
and expenditures during the past year:
Assessment No. z ~lbalance) $1S, $50 ;
No. S, $4,000; No. o, 10000; No.
10, $4,000; total, $l5s,259. From
the Alta mine. 2,l76 tons Of ore
were taken, yielding $l27,734, as fol-
lows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-29

CARSON IrEMs.-Wc extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: Mr.. Cavanaugh is busy complet-
ing the portlcos OF the State Capitol.
We presume he will SO on and COM
plete the building Immediately 80.
Mart Reese desires TO inform the Lind
friends who deposited the rocssagainst
the front door Of his saloon night be-
fore last, that they are not the Kind he
wishes to use he wants a few round
ones, about five pounds weight each.
and thinks he has muscle enough to
put an agate on the eye Of any of the
buns engaged In such business. He
may appear lilliputian In size, but
there Is n power In his fabric that will
astonlsh these night-walkers If he gets
q hold onto 'em The Odd Fellows
of Genoa have purchased Of Henry
yansickle the large and commodious
hall which has been used by them for
the last three years.
HALE & NoRcRoss ASSESSMENT
An assessment Of 80 per share ia to,
dav levied upon the capital stock Of
the Hale s. Norcross Mining Company,
ma was foreshadowed in our 4 Fran
cisco telegram Of yesterday. rms as
sessment Is rendered necessary BY the
orcat amount OF expensive work done
lately, retimberlng the shaft ana SINK
ing for another level.
ANNUAL ELECTION. The anrua
meeting of the stockholders OF n
Chollar-Poto Mining Company VII
be held at their office in san frahc''eo
on Monday, July 10th.
SMALL HousEs.-No large building;
are vet erected on the burnt district o
the recent Gold Hill fire. They orr
ali small h~ouses-but then, they arr
very young as yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-29

ST. MARY's SCHOOL. The annual
distribution Of tokens Of merit to the
scholars Of St. Mary's School, Virginia
City, took place to-day, commencing
at 10 O'Clock and ending at 2 o'clock.
Two hundred children and young
misses participated in the very Inter
esting and Instructive exercises, which
were conducted under the auspices OF
the Sisters, a number Of the Fathers.
and witnessed by a large number OF
parents and friends Of the school.
Professor Pasmore OBLIGATED at the
piano, and Rippingham's celebrated
brass band discoursed splendid music
during the interludes Of the exercises.
Owing to the late hour at which the
exercises closed, before our paper goes
to press, we have been unable TO pre-
pare m account of the elegant affair,
such as its merits deserve, but which
will appear in the NEWS tomorrow
DIR. ABoRN's professional visit In Viz
ginia City will terminate on Saturday
next, July LIST. Persons desiring to
consult the Doctor before he returns 10
California, should lose no time IN call,
Ing while he Is at the International
Hotel, Virginia.
New SPoRrMAN's CIuB.-A new
sportsman's club, composed Of some OF
the best shots In this section, has just
organized Mt Virginia. They will have
a pigeon shooting match next Monday.
BULLION. Forty thousand dollars in
bullion was shipped from the Yellow
Jacket and Crown Point mines yes
terday.
To-MoRRow.-The winners In the
Gold Hill lottery will be paid Off to-
morrow at Flagg's bank, Gold Hill.
AnRrvED.-rhe long-expected Sutro
Tunnel Commissioners arrived at Vir-
glnia this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-29

CHARLES Poll, Shaving and Hair Dressing
Saloon, Main street, Gold Hill, next door to
Gibson's. Curling, dressing and cutting Of
ladies' hair, done in the most fashionable and
approved manner. Jeeotf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-29

For GovERNoR.-Newton Booth Is
the Republican candidate for Governor
of California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-29

SrEAN BATHS EVERY DAr.- For rheumatism
stin Joints, catarrh In the head. cold on the lungs
and other complaints. take some OF DR.. Mayors
steam baths. Also warm and cold baths every day
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Ito interest Income for 1870 was over $500
In excess Of losses, whiln but sixteen Compa'
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DR. PERRAULT HAS. THE PLEASURE
10 Inform his numerous old patients AND
others seeking CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL
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corner Of Sacramento street. Fan Francisco
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Having made the yarions forms OF SEAChL
DISEASE and NERVOUS and PHYSICAL:
DEBILITY the subject Of minute resehrch and
special practice for many. years. DR.. Perrlllt
continues TO treat these Affections successfully.
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Gonorrhea. elect, Structures, Bubo, Ulcers,
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Nocturnal Emissions, Night Sweats, Dischaias
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Nervous and Physical PrOstration-the iesuit 81
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Patients complaining Of one or more OF the
above symptoms should apply Immediately 10
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