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Tie European steamer took out about four hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars IN specie.
Tne Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 100000
on account OF July interest," making total dlsburse-
ment since Monday or Sc, $4,000.
The election for Secretary OF the Gold Board mas
been deferred unl Thursday next July Q.
GOVERNMENTS ACTIVE.
The government market was more active, owing
to large purchases on foreign account to realize
sudden advance in the London market. Prices adj.
vanced y 4 per cent closing strong on the
street as foilows:-United states currency SKIES
lis ll5l4; do DO, 1881, registered, 114S ll4,s;
do. do, coupon, 1181 11SL; do. fve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 113,s llaA; do.
do. 1862, coupon, do, 1l37s l13a< do. do 1894,
do. do, 113S 1l3A; do. do 1866. DO. do, 1875
llsa<; do do, registered. January and July, ll2
11oA; do. do, 1865, coupon, do, 1151S l15x; do.
do, 1867 do. do. ll5H 1857; DO do. 1865, do.
do, ll531 1851; do. ten-fores registered. ll0Z
a III do. do, coupon, HOY a Ill.
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
The stock market was very dull, and during tho
afternoon became stagnant. Prices opened about
steady, but the dulness lei to weakness ana before
the close OF business decline ranging from 4 to Il
per cent was established IN the more Prominent
speculative shares. Rock Island went on to lOs 4
again. tbs now stated that owing to some imper.
lection In the company's ute large proportion OF
the land grant In Iowa IL likely 10 revert to the gov
ernment. The matter Is spoken of at length In q
despatch printed In another column. Notice was
given to the Stock Exchange this afternoon that tho
stock OF the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad has
been registered at the Offices OF the BANKERS and
Brokers' Association, where the transfers may be
made hence onward. Central Pacific bonds were in
sudden demand this afternoon and advanced to
1924 a 1o3.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table sh ows the highest and lowest
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CITY COURT.
Sentences Yesterday.

Sentences Yesterday.
Before Judge McCue
The following prisoners were arraigned and sem
Fenced yesterday m Jrnng:-
Patrick J. Ryan pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
Sentence Sky days narI labor the enitentiary
Charles Richardson aud william Brett. convicted
81 grand larceny Sentence, one year ut hard labor
IN tine fenilentlary.
William +. Leet pleaded guilty OF an attempt at rob-
oeri. Sentence one year narJ labor in the Peui-
senlary.
The court then adjourned for the term.
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blessing rest this institution. and this blessing
ever remain upon 1t l trust the pupils Will come
back 10 WIN more prizes. hope oil will ZONE back
To celebrate the anniversary twenty-five years
hence. ! know one who Will not be FOUND In that
celebr tion but wish JOY 10 all who are permitted
10 have that privilege.
The closing march was given with fine erect. and
the large audience left the pleasant hall and the en-
chanting grounds delighted with the days enter
tainmenf.
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THE ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY.

ROCHESTER,, June 90 1871.
The Board OF Trustees or the Rochester Unlvcr-
sity has been materially changed by the election Of
two representatives OF the alumni-Messrs Francis
A. Macomher, OF the class OF 1859, and Martin W.
Cooke, OF the class OF 1860. The new Board mas
pledged itself TO increase the endowment fund Of
the University by 100000.
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SUPREME COURT.
Special Terra, Business

Special Term Business.
During the months OF July and August special
terms will be held as follows:-FlIst Monday
in July, Judge Tappen; second Monday In July,
Judge Gilbert; tnrd Monday In Iuiy, Judge Bar
nard; fourth Monday in July. Judge Tappen; first
Monday III August, dt,dSe Barnard; second Monday
In Augu I, Judge Gilbert; rnrI MONDAY III August
Gubert.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
uaIf.p.,, Five o,CIock p. M.


THURSDAY, June 2s--6Pk.
CorToS.-Tne market strong but quiet. The limited
business In progress in spot however, at
an advance of Nc per h. all grades, owing to the small
oer,ngA The market closed At the improvement Wa
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NEW YORK; city.

the fsnowtng record viii show the changes In the
temperature TOR the past twenty-four hours in COM
parison vim the corresponding day OF last year, as
lndlcated oJ the thermometer at Hudput's phar.
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FINAN.IiL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET. I
THURSDAY, Juno COT =. NJ. (

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, Juno CT MI
On change to-day wheat was dull ana % some
extent heavy. the cotton market was steady until
toward the ose, when 1t became nrm.
MONEY TWO TO TuREE PER CENT.
Money WIS easy at three per cent on stool
laterals, with exceptions at four, and at two lyo
Ter cen; on governments. Discounts efe I'M
changed Foreign exchange was dull but nominally
unchanged
GOLD LowER-1l3X 1121.
The gold market was iairly maintained at the re-
cent advance until after the government salc when
1t weakened and declined. The government re-
ceivei bids for $,20j.0)0. at 1880 lls.lOl. The
sale was confaed to a million. ana was awarded aC
11c.1o1 1905. The course Of the market is shown
tail
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more Than half G.ds sbovs below the grade quoted.

To-Day Lat Esssns. roAnL
+ ,s:s:',, IS i; .~s ia
o'sloc.l a, l.lcsc Tor July. poe 2oac Tor Aususss
Ss9sna s.s. ior Deeenser rIs sale. to-day Comprised
'o bales on s s S., Of s v 90 as :. 0s
- e, 400 sts., ,s's, ~ g. =!
Co., :. g 20 ' e 70 iss 30 49, 'i e i e.,
s 90 = 1861 IS 81 i s 100 s Pc 6esSs.s
isSa y sisc: aisEe NSvsmsss ies 200 =
& ooss%ss Be- At 10 T.: Els %
ssshsr go each E. At sac soss.ner ,ss!sra.y ate.
,sSs IS I y = s * is
s oi'S1'
yss,sissy. forward ss,vs!s. % saS io,io@..@
iss l' 6ecS s Hs Aoss l.0 ssp:s"pSS.
s%es =. The al e p ss~ sy
~; Mobile 80; say.nnsh rs; Snsr,s. on s.,lms.s %,
g. iS ss sas sss.
bales; day Lat year. 72s bales. Rate. coioa
ss Gist R9ss s'-fs .ysssSs
Bremen py s.c: sod. eomprs.ssa; sail Ss. 10
NorfMA special meeting Of the Cotton Exchange held
eSy na 10. to jd9qn On S.nrds, ns. At We
An arssmsa, suspend Si.ine:s on Monday july IVES
ssnsd By all :he prcniasn cotton =, brots,s
Rio and santos but tho extreme Of holders had he
effect OF restricting small los Large
Available quotatous Other descriptions In
demand at fun prices Following thc stock u all kinda ak
this or:Ro, IUsd5 bags Java grass Ceyiou,
6s9 sas MarAe,oo l2l!- DO Laguayra ,so smAca,
2T7 do; Cosa hisa b,3l Manila, rs Mexican.
l74s d.: MalaDar 1850 do Savania 4 do Carscoa. Ia
do Total OF AL descriptions I ~ 500, grass maia.
We quote RIO, ordinary lUc l0tSc lOHo
allc good DO, nae lise prime do lssG issc.;
rems range forlOts IJac. 1870. all go h. In bond.
thirty to sixty dsys' credit Java government bags To-
; Sssos 40 ssA. i es'. ,ss ai singapore no iSss
a Toe Jamaica, sc. ab.c.; ST. Domingo lgod, IN bond.
yMc luc; Costa kcs, lSiac l7c Maniia, Iic. q 6o.
Mexican, lsc i1c; sayanln he. l5ac. Crncoa l3c.
l5c. all gold, thirty 10 Jays' or-dit, duty paid.
FLOIR AM pts-tiouT 10 IA Uba wheat
2iutsi bushc corn, sSs meal, bags; oats,
$3.50 bushels. The Lour duh shipping
graes nominal. whlo trade brands steady. The
sses about .5uu bDs. ltyo nour
sidcrabe Offering. but lttc demand. meal
continued moderately active steady. Wa OF
nm vail. "
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-. .oc.. ana August s6ac ! 26sc. THE Philadelphia
market trfc active and steady The rep0ited
sales wefelo0J bbs refined standard white for prompe
delivery Mt .5sc 1850 bbs DO, hrs half July, n z6scs
100 bbs do last half July, At 2btsc. and iW bbs do,
last bali August 2sc Crude WAS neglected and quiet -
PEovIsIo.s-Receipts- meats 25l packages; lard,
no bbIs and ucrccs The pork market active aad
steady. The advance well sustained The sales late
yesterday and to-day, $3.50 bbIs mess a yih 3A
$h 25 cash. July tcosIng At latter prce 15 Sk
ais August and @ 10 tor January Bacon contnued
quiet bu, steady At &C. Ns4c for long cea Stc .sso for
only IN moderate demand Sales made OF 60 bba =
SO q Sl8 for and 81 &2t for extra msss bsse
hamsS werea duli-nomnay xA 326 for 1sxae
ana Western. Cut meAts-There continued small
jobblng trado IN most all descriptions especially
smoked hams, quoted At l3c, . lSc.; annexed
shoulders &C. Sc. Lard prompt delivery continued nrm
al I0c IIc asked and i0c cash bid Future delivery
had strong upward 50U erces cold for August -
.c also sales Of 100 erces 10 arrive NJ lO,sc
Btcr was steady at &c SIC. for state half tubs and
frkins 25c Csc for Welsh tubs and 40 2Jc for choice
Cheese continued quiet At l2c for choice factory
RioE.-Thc market fairy active but slighuy cAssrs
with sales OF bags &c. IKE. for Rsngoon ana 7to.
7c Patna Az terces Carolina sold IN lots 81 from skc
susA THE market was active and, without de-
cided change prices hlde in the holders favor To
saes reached hhdx including 3S hhds far rcning ae
9l6c per ID, 54 hhds good 70 prime refining Porto Ricc q
ur luxe per Refined sugar firm, with fair ~
aury The chiefly at l2ssc. b. for soft whss
and l3c l3c per h. for crushed, powdered and ganu
lated Messrs O. Amann Co. report the following relative
20 the stock OF raw sugar 80
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef was of sale lie l2c. for common TO COCA
Hogs were dull at sc &C. Recip,s-cauie Va. and hive
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Ihe wheat market dul unsettled and lover Tho Of
tcrngs heavy Tue about 900 bushels ~
Sl AZ ~ IS for soft No. spring. 81 56 81 68 for amber
winter. Prin,e sprin: nominay VI 45 I'll A. Corn
active but To- lower The sales about $50
bushels ut TIC. 73c for dry mxednearlv all at Tao. Oats
were steady at Doc 6bc for western mixed and TIC TIC
for aud ohio. rna sales about 39uUO bushels
Barley and rye were dun AMI nominal.
FIEGnTs.The ma ket CONTINUED quiet rates for grain
room both by steam anu sail decidedly nrmer; large
ceps gram tend and the market cOsod
with strong upward tendency In the charerng line fatg
demand prevailed for suitable petroleum, bus
little doue however, rates generally Dein5 above the
views OF shippers The include TO Liverpool.
by $50 bushels oil wheat and at Sd. for
and sgd wheat and bv sail 800 bunel. wheat At ID 70
London by sail $4,000 bushsls and wheat AT 3d. SOD
TO Glasgow by steam 2elO bushels grain lpArt ae yeser
day) ut I'd The charters compnse:A bark, 10 bDs 70
fined petroleum. hence TO Cork for orders e me unsd
Kingdom 6s hat; Norwegian bark 2Jy bbs renneu Pc
tro cum, hence TO direct port German Battle, O.. nsfx
from Philadelphia to direct tontncLtnl por otOV Dds
crude petroleum a. 3D. bark from new orleans 70 havrev
full cargo tob 3js bark swV quarters grain, In snip
bags, to Hnvre Dunkirk or HosdesuA ~. ~.
MoLAssEs.-rhe market was ~ilsout Improvement, ana
sales conun.d 10 Moderate los Tor the Jo0tins trade
Holders conn en not~ hsisndag the prolonged abb
q refining demand auI there was no pressure u
SELL The stock consists OF 6tl6 hhds. Cuba, asa hhds
Porto Rico 46j hhd- kngsh Islands sad 100 bpa New
Orleans We quote:-
Cuba-Cenrifugsi and mixed...... 20c. a2h.
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COURT CALEN0Al;-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRCUIr Part 2-neld by Judge
Van BrnuI-Nos 20a2. Z23sk, 2OSs 1925, 1860. 20I4,
2072 POTS, 2l62, 2l8s 2200 2230I 1914 Ilo0 1852
S2zo, l4l2 l44J. l4o2, 1870 1910, 1862, 2o7e 2222
o27SH.
SUPREMH CouRT-GENERAL TERM.-Nos. 245 ISL
285, 274, PIT, 27s, 279, 2s, 49, 26l, TO-
SUPREME COUKr-CHAMlERS-Helu by Judge Bar
nard.-N0s 36 lI2.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TRRM-Part L.
He'd ny Judge Day.--Nos sij. 9l5, Az.
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BRO0KLYi COURTS.
UNITED STATES C iCU.T COURT
Illicit Distilling.


William Knolles, Thomas Sharman and John Nc.
Laughlin We're arraisned on the charge OF illicit
distihDg and pleaded guilty. They were remauded
SOr sentence.
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Dr. John Busted. President OF the New York
veterinary College, desires to state that ne is not
practising veterinarian. but simply a lecturer on
n:soiogy IN the college. Horse en- need not 900 ei
oim' therefore, with their diseased ANNALS
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Stock this day, June 49, 1871 HAo Ss.5s5 s7osS ss7
C0mp Ing stock

wa quote Cuba Inferior TO common refining skc
eSc far fair refining &C A9sc g0oa To prime re-
Lnng s4c. ec far 70 good grocery SIC loo primeto
choice grocery, Dc 1Uc; centrifugal hhds aud boxess
ekc I0s.c hhds and boxes, Sc ayAc meados
s4c. $50 Haveos-Boxes Dutch standard Nos to y
SIC. assc do 10 to IS 99c. 1885, do, IL 10 ID lexc
Ike DO 4 70 e. NE l2sc do y 70 ~ ia..e .ss;
e,.c grocery grades ac. 1850. Bfsr-Duch stand
ard Nos 10 ~ &c. sgrc Jsva-Dutch standard. Nos 10
CSC lgc ManIls-Current caycd and SUPERIOR &c.
q &c
TALLow continued very active and nrn nj sac. 9fc.
for common choice, With sales OF l75.uvJ lbs
wHIsKgs.-Rcce,pts 65J bbis. The market was shade
hrmer. sales OF 100 bills nj We. 925sc
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THE COURTS.
CONTINUED FaOJ EIGHTH PAGE.

Bur- ~ In third degree
Attenit mt burglary IN THIRD degree ........... 8
Having burglars Instruments In night time. -. I
Nansiaugntef IN third degree. .................. 2
Grand arce w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Attempt a. grand larceny Observation-Disclosures. IL
Jetit l8rcens from person ipickpockelsl. 10
Attempt Ut pefit larceny. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
ObtanIng goods 0y false preiences. ..............
Counterfeitn2 railroad tickets.
Forgery IN fourth degree Observation-Disclosures. 1
Dls0ruery house. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Assault ana battery. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9
TOTAL convicted. 90
Sentenced To state Prison. %; aggregate 1877 years
and months
sentenced 20 Pentennary. 20; aggregate, 90 years.
Sentenced 10 House OF Refuge, three boys.
Tried and acquitted for various ielones, Is.
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nvcIuBe temperature yesterday. ............... 10
average temperature for corresponding date
last year. sc;
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e II. Elliot colored lad, n!nteen years or
erday morning left his home, No. Is Cor
et, by invitation, to visit friend employed
q ship lying at Burlfng slip, East River.
James, In attempting TO cross nom one
another, accidentally Tell overheard and
he'd. The body was subsequently re-
Graphing, and Coroner Keenan, notified
Inquest.
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Inc BODY OF man found at pier No. East River
mas been Identified as that OF a workman named
martin Buenl, residing in Eldridge street. He lett
the store OF Mr.. Grfh billiard table manufactures,
on saturday afternoon iast In good health with S34
IN MS pocket, tue amount or his weeks wages. He
was an industrious man. and mas left large family
When found his pockets We're turned inside out.
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Angus Haas. OF lsl First avenue, was quietly
waking down the street last Sunday when he was
stopped b young man named John Riley. who de-
lberatey snatcned 81 out Of his vest pocket and ran
away. yesterday Riley was arrested al q bro upht
before Judge Lejwith, VINO com.nitted him To An
swer In default or 5000 bail.
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two per cent for carrying To nat for borrowing The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
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.narket for refined, for prompt delivery,
and brner. Future delivery cont nuea
here was scarcely any inquiry, and very
e remained quiet bukiirin ~ l4tSc., viii
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stock tascertsined by actual
count, including specuia-
ton }, June ! ls71 80. -.
Receipts since the LIST OF June.
IOtA. .......
Sales since the LIST of June. ...,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

etS SIS
1873 Prizes, amountIus to ....-9i5O,000
The GIFTS will DO awarded in o precisely SINH.
lar manner as at the Concert given In San Fran
cisco In aid Of the Mercantile Library.
The drawing will b. under the management OF
C. Conway, President Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the Town Of Grass Valley 5: 7. Dorsey,
the Fire Department; and Patrick English,
Martin Ford and Daniel Collins, 10 behalf OF the
Orphan Asylum at Grass Valley.
TREASURER
BANK Of THOS. EINDLKY 4 co.
Grass Valley,
With whom all moneys will DO deposited. All
disbursements will be made through
the said Bank.
In addition to the above Gits, the sum Of
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
To DO given to tho town Of GRASS VALLEY,
for the extension Of the Water Pipes;
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
To be given to the SCHOOL FUND;
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
To tho ORPHAN ASYLUM, at. Grass Valley;
AND
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
To the FIRE DEPARTMENT..
TICKETS can be had applying at the office Of
the Association, Exchange Hotel Building, Main
street, Grass Valley.
TWENTY PER CENT. COMMISSION win
be allowed to parties taking fifty or more Tick
cts.
For a guarantee that tho Prizes will DO FAIR
LY DRAWN, every citizen Of Grass Valley Is
hereby especially referred to.
All orders should be addressed TO
g.. O. KING,
General Basiness Manager.
OFFICE Exchange Hotel Building. Main
ds4m JOHN WEBER. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

Every day demonstrates more clearly that liver
complaint. In all Its distressing forms, can DO con
trolled and cured without difficulty or ineonvenience-
It Is an obstinate disease, but It's obstlnaey Is not
proof against the pertinacious, remedial and restora.
tive operation Of Hostetter's Stomach Bittets. That
genial corrective compels the organ TO do Us duty.
II must secrete regularly and healthnllly under the
influence Of the Bitters. Their action brings II BACK
from q state OF rebellion into perfect harmony with
the laws OF health. II there 10 costireness, II dlsap-
pears; II there Is side-ache or back-acheflt ceases
II the skin and the whites Of the eyes are tlnged
with supertiuous bile. they recover their natural
hue; II the appetite Is gone, II returns; " tne urges
ton Il impaired, Il Is restored; In brief, Whatever
the symptoms Of the complaint may be, and what
ever the phase II has assumed, q cure Is certain.
Such are the uniform effects Of this preparation
where bilious disease has been already developed
but In cases where there Is merely q constitutional
tendency TO liver complaint, It may be prevented
throughout life BY the regular use, In small Quant-
ties, OF this palatable antldOte. These are proven
facts, and should be seriously pondered-or, rather,
they should be promptly acted ~upon-by oil persons
Of bilious habit.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
y 8 . = !
AN RxPEcTORANT REMEDY WITH.
OUT AN EQUAL.
CONSUMPTION CONQUERED
AwARDED TO
Aliens Lung Balsam!

NsUMPTION .-FoR CURE OF
medicine yet discovered that can chow moro
evidence Of real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This unequaled Expectorant for
curing Consumption, and all diseases leading TO
all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs, Is Intro.
duced 10 the suffering public amer its merits for
the positive cure Of such diseases have been
fully tested. The formula nom which II 10 pre-.
pared 10 referred to by the leading medical Jour
mails 2. s ss being In &c sq vn.b tS S, any ese ss sSs @ed aeai f sSa
ulty. The BALsAM Is, consequently, recon-
mended by physicians who have become &C.
quainted with It's great success.
AS An ExPEoToRANT 1T has no EQUAL
AI'e.'ih I Lssc sn 4: r.. 4 m esE!s'''
Delicate! -.
who NAV offer Won q remedy called Aliens Poe.
toral Bslsam. which Is offered for sale on tho
great merits Of Aliens Lung Balson;
Call for and be sure you receive Aliens Lung
Balsam-all others arc infringements.
-.
SOLD BY
REpMcToN, HosTETTER 4 GO.
Mes. S9s a.d 53I Market Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
Agents for the Pacific States.
I-sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
seNlly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

To Dyspeptics.
We do not agree to cure you, but from q careful
analysis Of Dooley's Yeast Powder, we can safely
recommend II az producing nutritious, light, healthy
bread. biscuits. rolls, etc.. which can be eaten with
IMMUNITY: and rellshed by the most sensitive In
valid. These facts We can substantlatc. from prac-
tical observations, and with the knowledge that no
Injurious substances whatever enter into the conf
position Of Dooley's Yeast Powder. Groeers every
where keep II.
Manufactured by D00LEY 4 BROTHER.
80 New Street, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

THR LOT WAS OCCUPIED nv
4 tho NATIONAL HOTEL, recently destroyed
BY Are. This Lot has 81 feet, frontage on Main
street BY 100 feet In depth. and being. already
graded and prepared for immediate building
upon, o better opportunity for q fine paying In
yestmcnt 10 seldom seen. 1t Will DO sold upon
the most reasonable terms
Apply to the proprietor, c. MILLER.
Gold Hill. Jan. 10, 1871. jal0.tf
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BIT WELLS. FARGO = CO. s LINE.
l. Duncan W Grifiths Mr. MGSuire
j Tickell T Ennis
Departures.
Br WILLS. FARGO b cas- LINE.
Mr. Foot Mr. Atwood Woodwork
Geo Il Hayden I'd Long Judge Berry
W s Bailey Thos Harris J Bowers
w killeen A Williams
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-13
China and Japan.
Arrival OF the China mt san Francisco
Latest News from Our AntipOdes.

SAN Francisco, June 12-Steamship China,
from Yokohama and Hong Kong, arrived to-
day, bringing thirty-one passengers, including
fifteen Japanese students, for New York over
land, and fifteen, including three japanese, for
Europe.
On May 23d the China rescued five persons
from the wreck of Chinese junk, which had
been driven off the japanese coast in terrific
gale, and eleven of whose crew had died of starry
alton. One OF those rescued subsequently died.
The Others were blought to this port
The bishop of Victoria was among the pas
sengers by the China
OF the Japanese passengers, two are treasury
officials, eight are bankers sent abroad to study
our financial system, and seven are students.
Private letters from Shanghai, received by the
China, say great uneasiness is felt at Pekin.
The air is filled with strange mutterings, though
danger to foreign residents is not supposed i'm
minent.
Capt Pease, an American, charged with pira-
cy at Kings Mill island, in the Pacific, has been
arrested by Spanish authorities and sent, with
witnesses, to Shanghai for trial by Consul Gen
eral Seward. The latter, having no jurisdiction,
will send him to San Francisco for trial, by the
steamer sailing on the 8th of May.
Admiral Rodgers, with the United States flag
ship Colorado and the United States steamers
Monocacy and Palos, left Woosung to JON the
Benicia and the Alaska at Negasaki; thence
thew sail to COTea