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New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

cSS.GlSSlSG MAY =, ls5L
f1i''f''' ', Io,',,e 1a':s5, 1a o. Tssst c'ca',.i
Ta1ys LEAVE .EgwY.3eE ,.,.,,
For " H'-s- t- -r-o.ot = G-Eil H. I'D leil
f. Gri sa., .l.. so4,hpot ard wespor ll:''A
,o'. Sa-s. ~ sl, I5o n; i2I5 Es (EAl hs
e. ti ; a., s. 40 s. o. and 500 p
For s.a, ,'1.. 'e.,'' =, d m a. ID, M '' ' ' "
F cl. + A ,d asne..s SETON il:5oa n BIS, Bus
- - Nh rl H., Trsr,r.,.rea,l SesyOfG AZ t. o'
Bo.,1' S9,-'y va Of. s,ra i-l ae ari Or, ,,s
CONEECI"G TkAlNN
FOR iss'cc va SPnaglcsi 8 e. I.i III p III
.s a1 ~ !;'' ,i55 '5i e. 10 nSo-s,u;o.
o- ,t P,.,-ec an F.h. ea,oa a i;1 p 1" ~,
70 g a m Nssa Ia EalroaI d, "a NORTH
'r2'o1 a.a .a M astorp and waae Railroad AR Lar'
For aoGs,t5aic Earoad ga ani p m to w,,.,brr,
for ysasaia E,feai a T p % ,ai iS S .sd p 2 .
FOT g4nb@ry and S.,.a. S.r.at s''1'i as + a. 1o,sSpm
Comuooas Sleeping Cars a'.'ce 70 a. cs s.aeas to as
2 :aS % Ish:sSi r es I've. tbs '''i
10 +, - tS1T,' No. % bdy 50 coaI;, Boos.9 @ an
g1 s'' ''s' osN siNs f:i 4 aoir tGc s,'' o
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND Hudson
y RIVER RAILROAD CoImene9g Nce.a, nov ,5 n3' t
Ibrousa T5aas Will leave ron NsS pl'' f'.'''''S '''
'oi go n ce.o Es2,s' vita D'"i's'''" "a"
,oqo m s9eea Cscse5 Express With DSs2 room ears 20 Di'
,o. M 1'd SSr:-i1p S;tt-i1 fani ani Western sspre,.
5. n spYcis. T. ETYress on a. IA . v.s ., q
.o ~ Montreal ETpress sth serpas-sar' ou NeN'''A " j.
600 M cypress, With Seenscas for "asrO"n o'"'s0 and
.p rlth seprgeas for Rochester, Bat'o
NV . w. F,l.; Chicago, via both L. j. ana VI T.
p ro.a,. ad ST. Loas, VIA Ioe1o eA'es % o1a'fs =
,,oo p m...,, With Sieepingears for Troy and Albany
40 ~, - runn " aJt Of Yorker, cave ron ne" hepoI
Tr.irs frJE litlet-t N'st 'de as neFeIolots
-'u'''' S''A Z. H. kENDRCK, Geners Passenger AtsH-
N-FW- Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
~ nFsRROSSLs-Sr. md from OF
WFsT PHILADELPHIA S;J aaI 9:3J Iz:W t:V ov %
-, C,ni-r a m and D. For BALTIMORE sad WASHING
TnS a,d TIP WEST Baltimore, $50 lI:So ana S a.
or ,h- SOUTH s.O Silver Palace ears 10 ",sans
Ton and L,nchnug daily OF s2o train Wnoa charge For 'as
s,s Pse.e ear, are $3.50 and ran through 'h
S,v yot 70 PtbYrgh Chicago and Louisville Without eaAnea Sr
81 attached daily and raa nroasa nus
hrb Cneun.i Louisville, st. Louis without change Silver
vo 10 Yor wayus without change fss Tor nis os
st ps,Gro,~,.t foot of COrtanatsL. and s% Brosdr,'
rw RANKIN Get Pas, AIT p ". JACKSON d-n1 s',t
COUTH SIDE r. r. OF l.. |.
Winter Arsnssnsss esmmsseng Oct 20 ISL from Ro'''-i sal
Grsbdsl Ferries. Mes fcrs
$40, for Pai<hogur b stare Tor bsIsport and FI. fha
1000 A q Accommodation 70 Babtoa -
mn Erpeu Psiehog By for Beepon AMI Fire Place
pp Aeommoeanon for lsp Aoags Pai.hosae 90 sasd.a
SO o n Bsbyos AeSoamocsnoa
Gt n AssoE uodston for hsrrel
Ths ard he $3.50 and s;c Z. ir,tns eooaees al
Vale, strsAs for RosA..sy s1a Hampstead.
q ". DOLCLAA SGDerlatsuieat
10. Tn. rsssa
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
Cons gslan0 Rcal Gata:c for 5alc.
At GREAT NECK, Long Island,

at GREAT NECK, LQne Island,
"a g.. - FOG SALE
RESIDENCE or THE LATE WI p MILLER.
IRON. -g on Long Sound 5rd Nnhas- Bay Wiz ; ofTaer
sai Of highly moroved land beautifully az on ID VA.
vel danei. and Nc-siac ~"
whore here tle bsihng boating s9
fishing fruits flowers ard shrlbbeI.
days
arrsugd improvements o frsclls' 'y Icsferc eo
Fod size hoist eh rapeg boat and bath
bnase baIa stable. aud rlVuc Sled TIE location
aui htnulcs j. uIulaSei desirable
berg accessible from ti-
etv Issuce m prospective vac- far bcyoEI tr
asked Terms good mortgages cty protI
payment - ....,,
~. %
- 80 - o. q bEyEET Pn-st,
Wlere maps aac photographs nv he seen
nor SALE-The elegant MANSION, and
i about land pOtes M c9tas' b-Fn s'aoe oJ
house late resdeace Of j. ~ G. SMITH eeeets' F-t
icent l. the ries the island i'l cah ia'l't
On noft-ar J. v n SMITH Executor lO Es0--a ~ j. "1c:
% Gig2ri lns. Co
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Amascmenis.


academy .-NissOns Last Week (but One.
n LAST WEEK (BUT 0NBl OF THE
sTRAKOSCH ITALIAN OpERA COMPANY
M.ss, wARF and sTRAK0sCH respectfully the
FAkEWELL APPEARANCES or ..,...o.,
(Pror TO her deosrture for Barope)
ToMORROW "Wednesday EVENING. Marct i3, .is
n rPAVIArA.
NIL CHRISTINA NILSSON, ss.....: " Hi1ltitA
Mocs. VICTOR CAPOUL. g BARRE. Sg COLI II. Sc
MAX .MascsI u rector shs ondhe"f
FRIDAY. Msrch l5-LuCtA ClI' t-el. -. 800. ,..,,,
SATURDAY, Marca ls-LAsT NILSSON MjTlNbf StI "N"-
hlGNON.
seats Acadeny .l-o ~ .nd 10 Broaivav
S'eiaHay Planes use. BY the Stfakoeh Opera Go. -
&TEINWAY HALL.-WEDNE-DAG
~ Miss ANNA MEILIG
VIII TIE secDni NJ h. r. rec
MATINEE ttANO-FORTE REiIiABs
or WEDNESDAY, MARCH -
Doors a:90i Rectal atl
NOTICRfn O t unprecedented ef - ar' t.
c and he crowded ~ th- snfr s VI % aior ruch
the large for the
tac4le
the works of
WEBER. MOZART CHOPIN, IENDctSsoIGN, md sCHlMANN.
Subser pdon ucses tor Ee kfcl- - sngs a
tckets tter - S. he ohtaue hi- hlse -
g. Sch ners SchalTh Dtn and Joriels VI ets ~ ado,
'" Pons, unicns the rheatsr feSet oe ' bra
AMI Al StawaY HIT
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G!ccmtoa!s allo Railroads.

S!ccutoI!s Guo Railroads.
TOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD, &c-Farc,
- % S,e,neT leave Pecsp for NeSAayen a. Ji5 ani Al
p. NJ. coal-c. VI IA the ri.iuaL
nor BRIDGEPORT, and all points or Housa-
CaA .sire I'D a. u r,o1. gis.avs sz;,-'el
ERIE RAILWAI.-WiNrER ARRANGE
II A.S o. .Ts t.,.s &c: y h. -. L'' f'@ CAaH0''
g:o -saa,, ad tc9so Ll a.p D-'si9 % & ES2S Ioae1
ilol E1p Sal 6r Buffalo s. N.-gsa F,i Drl"'a.roon
$50 git Ezg-sa seerEgCoislss to BG1ao and Nar'n
7.or - r'r1 C'lcar,d ami C.-,rc H, Etrre7' Sleeping.
so-- ious- Clclls. L-l4o lga' fa'.' aai 'h'-cs 20
For rs j.vs eco a5a rco s-l 'i5 H.. go 80 and ~
PT.r Ga.s,r ed 'o-7 '-3o eco &1o Hoo AID 'ii5
i u ". Z. a.rc iL.f ana fll.is 4. H.. t3'pn.
For rewhu.z. li.fU d.. go snf SD m
t.r>Terr. ' 1922 tl0 40! 'iI.l5 a. ~. S' So" 500
F.. Rssoo4 s asas Auea..- ,-a F,mse,, so 1892 lloo
= :j 70 ia. $50 s'p a:i' 20 ~ 1rl 'O p ,,oo
n, 'i:i5 - 4:N 51o 53 5-y 6oJ '6'J ''o s.L. .i'"
i1r Re,se-fsa PARK and Fa,c ec .-3 tso 1000 lloe
y II, 'i:i5 330' SO 3'to 'o2 s.i' p m aad u"
fof ha t,n',ct s1l war = n ad o5 IT,, i25 4co AS GOO
Tor A..4.: ta w'y, ~ CO o' So Ms 'oo 40 AMI o."
F5r r; Spin: vic, I'D 1s 500 90, I'D els IT, l:.4' 40
fcr E- suao3 5.0 -.5 900 l:n ':ls, AS, AS SO
To- Cs i . - 300 4. n. M }l3. AIS $50 d:'o' aud
.7:t5pm S,;ur.a7s OIL. l.: ~ mal.ghL ,, -. ~. s.o
tn s-c i7i3 Sa:c.is oay 4.y' n -,, and ., 4.
20, ptsru1t ial ac v a H. .' ~ '''' Wv 4I' ''
T~s-p -; are.n i2.lss go, A 'il f. bI,, asi- %
qs7or a7e Tweaty-i - t-r' l'a1''' e''ueD ' ~
Ticket. m r-ssae- aa @ Ay pr'r.ss RoOmaAl S-5'as
Ccscte. te oorei arl os i' cec-1 slI i ~ 49,
rs1 e one ,sld s.. I'd .hfi 'e M H,r,e%
Cour 81 loi Erna6ray lan6aSh at e Company
D:f. 1t .'f s. saays 15 o OH, sS'ps.oeg
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
DrooklDn Real Gstnte for 5dle.

TOR SALE and TO LET-DeSrable brown
stone brick HOUSES that choice LEGALITY Tie
entity Duryea's Scuiders and CAROLS Churches
J. r. POWELL. % Pne-st =. Y.
EOR SALE-56 BedfOrd-ave., near the fOdn-
handsome hreesiory bnwune HoSL 1 excellent conf
ton. easv. kULAND a WHITING BecAman- 81.
CATES-AVE. BroOklyn.-BriCk HOUSE anl
~ zLOTS FOR SAIL. ov pnce property oe soL
RULAND WHITING Bcekn4as.
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Giiuaiicns Danleo--feiaale5.

A Young GERMAN LADY, competent 10
n t1,f r-cs F-gf h agd situation a. LADls
cOEPll o.. COZ ESEeS, 11 rLeve uothers care good
r,sraoe.. All.ss' q. L. Boz lo5. T1b9ne O4ee
GOOD English. Irish, Scotch. American, and
VI Geras F EavASTS at No III Norfolk st. between Xiv
hslos A. s,aa.o1.s,s, ly Airs HID
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
TUESDAY. NAncH ~


TUESDAY. March IL
vEDSLSDAT. MtRcp l1
-, ,0 -----e Sc O-ei-.rwa L-cc pr steamship
y ..,ee 81 r.a' No Nurrlrea,a-l sa4.
Cos - -.rt SGD. IS f.fs l-
, 'r aa--a ~. q, He i-ies pe- scaTs7 Coopata close
THURSDAY. "trtu -
Ne r--orc 80 Esn7nr - ttean-
a. --. . c-s -t .I:.J Ga. .--r-g Mai on Iler al
r.. .a 20. u1Hot.r ~. is closes 80 l..l o. r- M
i t . ats.-4 l S.1gesztlI7 N4.s uasi Be ptclad vih
.s.s Nr' 20 cent ~ th's Ire.
Vsst I1..-v, c t-e st"aIshp Cescen' cry
Sap, .-.rsa-ry &-i GU Per Ma NoTA liver s
so.-.-t -..U 3. u.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
Gtuatious Uartco-- Males.

ALL Farmers and others wishing Male or Fe-
n HELP q al H4uora~s oe Immediately suited az we
kEwNOEK House OF EMPLOYMENT. 80 West hIsVeHtA~I'
esr--r
EMPLOYERS wanting good reliable HELP,
II u all nsto.at caPaty. for city country CA he
suSd Immediately al 70. STtl-tve. over tsug store.
EARM HAND.-A young man without eXpe-
ta sifld o. bard would Ike situation with
goo srne ke.c - ADDRESS Il T., III sIAAve City
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Gltn Redl Gstdtr for Sale.


4 HOUSE in Eighty thrd-st near Lexing-
ING. 95 B-oaiway " Ssf5s=s- : s-:z-,-ss
BARGAINS
1D BOULEVARD. FfFrH AvRs,
Also. BsrWfES F0rETH FFThAIEs ~ HA3LEs AND
CAlSANsviLE APPLY WILLIAM II. RAYNOR,
No :. PISE-sr.
BOULEVARD PROPERTY for SALE.-A
~ parcel LOTS including Seyeal.bst Principals
address Box l4o Station 4, NeE.yorE
CORNER HOUSE and STABLE FOR SALE
" FhGve below FortyseconG-st elegant Pce asked.
-o)0T. Apply to HOMER MORGAN. P.ae-st tsofD
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
e. SALEOs Efhave Fort7 lot 25EO0 flra.urs
decorations unsurpassed ard Possession early y or
The house aud furniture g. stands it5 on Arpy y
(3+1l HOMER MORGAN, 2P.nest
LNOR SALE CHEAP, or RENT-No. 4OG
4 Sxhsti 3tory bssem'b and subcea brcwnr'oue rort
conn e Also No t kevelh-s. near FOrtl-aYe -s,of base
usnt, sul-eelar, frame y rooms al improvemeats
JAMES 4 van BEUNr Owner
Is South e.. Nev-ioT or 80 Seventht, Brooilyn.
EOR SALE-On MURRAY HILL, between
h and dson 4storv i ltb HOUSE about 20 rcE
oec7i Of the mos' elegant OF the hiDi PHc saooOo
No IS PiaKAvB fun size and pere-,; price se5ool Apply to
LNOR SALE, to LET, or LEASE-A tirst-class.
orr-orT HOUSE, IA Sxeen'h S. near tiln asci
very large Ful par;icuiars, sgf.y 70
CO43 HOMER MORGAN. Pnest
ENOR SALE-At great bargain, the owner
intending to leave e-ls' oursOI, browusigae
HOUSE BooSiyn. rqUTe on the or Of u
P.RKER. No Wsl-st y Y
SPLENDID STORE PROPERTY, 2.211 Third
~ l2Jb and Elstst, 'or SALE story PAii' 1a
hick pa;ee front; excellent Location lot 25r!'o e
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Ueo0lna CARDS. &-t.

IT WN. FVERDEILS SONS, No. lOt Ful-
4 ,oa..t-. EDDING CARDS an PINE slAFo"Lkl ths'-r
Asl~f 1852 s.t-.r
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
MI.hI1 v ILl-I.s, HrI-lIFl1 = = =.
ENECITOR's SALE of DNNELIING o.

EXECUTOR's sale Of DWELLING on
Il lIlve. ant Tai erstf-giA a II y.
low Co vii sea b~ aucion TIL lSbA4 har'h 5' 81 u
EI Salesroom No II broil~aT tIrnJ bua
Frances Hel meas. decreased
EAST TWELFTH-STITe valuable DW FILLING together win
the e,.ra Lrgr LOT GkOt Nd No. 9 kas EelrLi
.n Of F nlye House Two stores ate aa1
basement hgb oop tncs I9Eta6 win incoi piazza ana as W
5 fees Fout 200! Af OH the "est sue
he sd seyerH dlmension Nor. ~ les
SHY per purchase money remain on not1 an NOR
gsgr (iI4) "a "a hhNDAt,no, iiee-'o--
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
tucsithes.tr Courtp Real gata.e for 5aIe

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
within an hour aud hai d"
W-st.be-l Coal.y, containing 90 H. - f'
Of cultivation; waste land splendid MANslpN - lee %
40 feet deep peer; also buenz of 20 afra1 Tor
a cab-boue academy co ec.es eTe ground :-he i zee.
,ck; also Mil. IL tet head Of water entertaining
reg; barn hur4rei A.lt o et four ipe
orchards rear orchard au gac and eine NUT ionns
grogues ofalenti' pure Nalrf N AZ
gentleman esl4 t
for bcnh unsurpassed anywhere tn atmosphere dry AID al p
ot p feet rOt y e ci', VII ne
sken In pa payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS T7hun' 'h
A GREAT VARIETY or YONkERS PROP
"A gKTY Tor SALE LET. Zig DIE Binding Po's on eay terms
RESIDENCE ~ WlbG.ousye near rance Deio
FSRMs specially bv WALTER UNpERiiiLL Aains lonerr'
SB-Wi remove April 70 WsTb1ronGv-. oppo.ie village
Hall
A NUMBER of fine FARMS at low aCl1cul-
N fol SALE or a.
Of C-o0n tas n Hestchee
~ PIERCE MONTGOMERY II Pin--d
A NUMBER of fine COUNTRY RESIDENCES
a to RENT in tbs II Wesichesitf Z ., NJ
PIERCE MONTGOMERY Pin-sN
NOR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE OF u
rooms in Merrs rsana grounds biz eqasl 10 ely os csfr<
house. In, abe stalls from Na 81 bT boa' '''sm 90
ncgbohOoG and Srroudhg ao
sTceptiosable' Inquire 30 Wilst. Room J.
yHTFSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTIES
w 10 of Mott Haven hriroe
Morrssnia Forhsn White PAINS ana K- Dspos Pse @
ul ptormstOn by applying to HUGH y CAMP ~" bro~"aj p
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
SUBURBAN HOMES.

.s. h 49,. ,.ss vSsa bsAs
.sa .s.sS shs vstos AsSs Ne ss Of The
csssssi T. sfs yss stsDsssess ~ 49, - - - '
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

!ouNsoS y. nucuoaeef
RG JERE. JOHNSON. J7ar
No. - Nas tU-sr.. t-lAE So, w. RG.
pfopptiy sold rre Auction sis ~ sices
Furniture. Mc-csaDdFe. &C
TUESDAY, MARCH Il,
, o'clock. a. LrelaB-e 8. -so1r, III BroafTay
POSITIVE AtIIiON NhLs,
r. crler of Di "e.J EE neg C. ih, q J-c'6
Aso saie tine raoe, taa.e HALEh HOUSE. situated o4
north n l-as. ,15 z! Hc.. OF h-li a Ae'. - or -i
continuing u room; az of nFoYeri; Noi
son ravemen - str,e sever ieTms
Ao valuable LOTS y -t--lltlst e. g., 20 r. set Of
Fruave Map Of shove pro os rsar uctoute o1ee.
WLJNE,DAl NJ &, II II - -
clock sslesiooa OF w. T-opas Co 54 T-.ol-.
81 - t'F5J-l u -
StIhEME COURT SALE o ~iiJr lrrA u Use fn AD4r 90
pre-ccei-t Is u. lou Bo-. g.. or.e.'
THURSDAY MAHCH H
Al Gcocs a. otce J04.il u "l4ls >-1.acA Terrace
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'-' u -'0' gag -'''J' JG'RIirtTArCrrov s,Lc.

CAPT. JOSEPH BUUSIIs siLaADip PROPERTY -
I1rr astoria. c1lsis.ps Or --4l2E 's " 5e
rs lnd doc and eepastef From fcfr ~ ieri'''r ol IJ
huGdrc o. tre Government "'T-sa'
b b. Of tlia-
sg fr fieE fte hst Rv tIc r71e =
accessible Il ha -noF foh
Pcs o. sio hy NncJ u-s Terry aui ul'rs F"1t nos
Road ani ioT
~ Man- md. AL.L.c.r. oA - ~ 80 az - y \
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Geig Danic0.

A CENTS WANTED-TO canvass the State
n q k-vY0k usefal and profitable article ths
sl' al nga- Apply 5ys BrOsdSav. Room 6, one fight
}. T. LIVsBf, General Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
NETWORK AND NFW-HAEEN RAIL
" ROAD

SrMNFR ARgASGEW<Sr
CJliGLN.ING MAY =, 1911
P.,c.., ere~ u N-wTork OF TWrni' ''snih-' I'D
Ioartt.re -lfsaar on Twtut, sefc1t1-sL
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" ALLACks.
w EyERY EVENING UyriL FURTHER NOTICE
M Lester "aacks cs.ebratrd drara. 10 sE tlbe4uz,



ThE VETERAN.
The Neeau prersi IN Anticipation 4 is probation has
proved of The sos; brolght W
lac - splendid as - Toll " dramac Victories
l-l7 81 the
H. individual capsI peer, ante ~ TIE PLAYER. fp,
Lesser WaacA Leon. Nr. Gibsr's Col Denaf.
te oh soldier belongs 70 trpc Of charger 10 moiep
English Of stich Tlacksrys Col NcFcome i pern-
remembered AM beet vrl eNmpe lie h1 ssu e
tnrr character except t Do .1cA % sfenaH and
he genial s9 er. unes All all cl-clnstrces he .
and woa4 y l0l h11 7G- % -sf 10
cLgatr L-cn TOO boug5 Lcaarolg vii u charm
+ -l 81 o1. nuch the krd .. anna TEE le
r thsn which rag1-r kOv but wsl ,nc Fe hardest
~ li - enact. r. is comp3rtlvev 10 p-Y vil
patriot 0reslilg eq3@i hgh-o.rdi ni-
. IA uie,! bad t@ roles u g.1t.trcn ~"
n, rr.le only their gsntn GOD naf. l-,rlc spi r
s- 10 haas o. Mr. WacE ani NJ Glfr csrieiess
. Us. tyge bee Living vhUn n slot ;-e' eoGr ~
20 love 11j shN year aai
ir, serwlrd Mr B-ougbams r,aalgaaFc s1 Ae yeng i
ia. dta-T~s rtrarlDh o pI'-r I' Oh nh
ir ad hunor ver pilse, aad sad u-
n ch aut reycr vulgar oo,ue 30 1sr ur.ofs
and the of 'tc fga I c Vssr E" ~. e.
tro f rorhy tie anacr o. oclolias slD
o 5icsw1rr jIe f' Inc flh1-es " te g
NO. greor.av % ff p'r H. Cafes Flrfas e k2i1 NJ"
harmed NJ fok EuFeit she u - Lae Her1oa hY,y
aal ua.k rk il-e GcT0r an Ir* hrLs, u al4
ul r.p-s. ~ Ilill. fels we have ata1T SO en- A. eAt
prrors % he e~ca'ct Of tie elt an. AID 80
d said thru Toe ast ia5e1s2 - -J 4'' ''
E c lf, ble ding of color AID cos;u-e ih etc
doubtless t- li o the sl'ni 5s We foarnd oar
wII veil seeing s"e" Or
=. VI Afl'U
% lsaE En turN 4 a. ff
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

|OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c-FarC,
Peclip for Eew.Alyen J:l5 ani Al
H rr Ia rfa rail-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
ELPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WOECTSTER
C.sia are 70 BOSTON - To PROVIDENCE. "a
Oeck BOSTON, - - To PRON4uLNt. Z, -
Freglt Connect Providence ani Prov
r. L. all gorant Eng.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEN.-
" Pas ard Freight Depot NevarE foot of Lhert' COZ
om-rye Railroad Hampton Jgne0n
tn De1aarr LaexSwsuna Western Rsoai; Ppshug
L'E. aud Slsluhaaua Dvaon Ess'9n Nita the
Lthiel Va Rarosd tf-c; 9e 10
md the West without change so 10 Cn'ra Penn
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN
Geld Weather-City Finanees-swin-
dier Arrested- Deaf From De.
liriun Tremeus.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 10-1 P. M
Last night was the coolest of the sea-
son. frost heavy, and Ice forming In
the streets wherever there was water
to be frozen.
There Is a very decided improvement
In the business Of paying taxes, and
there will soon be funds On hand to
liquidate all the city's arrears, and
place the Treasury in a good condi-
ton.
A few days since Charles Spencer
took some greenbacks from q lady at
the International Hotel to sell. He
obtained about $500 In gold for them.
which she requested him to deposit in
a bank. Spencer did not do so, but
started overland. A full description
Of the nan was telegraphed to Sacra.
mento, and he was arrested there. An
officer will bring him to this city to-
day.
James Brandon was taken to the
Home of Inebriates last night, suffer
ing from delirium tremens. He died
before morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL JEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
The Gsat I.iaad Bill.

NEW YoRK. Dec. l9.-The Goat
Island bill Will soon be referred to the
Pacific Railroad Committee, on Stew
arts motion. The lobby Is beginning
an active campaign. There Is a strong
probability Of its passing the Senate
Immediately after the holidays. Call
fornia members In the House persist
emily urge that the adverse excitement
has subsidized, and intimate that Cali
fornia hostility Is practically over, In
proof Of which they cite the present
inactivity Of opposition in San Fran
cisco. The monopoly will surely win
unless people awake Immediately.
The Eric squabblo.
NEW York. Dec. IDS. L. NJ. Bar
low Gays that IL the Erie Company ac-
cepts any proposition from Jay Gould
for the settlement Of claims against
him. 1t will not be for a less sum than
nine millions.
TeIegraphic stock.
Yesterday. Cyrus W. Field bought
out the interest of a considerable num-
Der Of holders Of stock in the New
York, Newfoundland and London
Telegraph Company, amounting In
all to about three million dollars.
The price is ninety cents on the par
value of the stock.
Fire aud Loss Of Life.
At Flushing, L. l., last night, a
large amount Of valuable property was
burned. During the fire a chimney
fell, and one man was instantly killed
and a boy seriously injured. The
greatest excitement prevailed among
the people, who feared a general con-
ilagration. Five buildings at n time
we're demolished to stay the conflagra-
ton.
False Rumors.
The rumors current that the Erie
Railway Company would yacate the
Grand Opera House appear to be
groundless.
Explosion Of n Locomotive BsiIer-
Loss Of Life and Marrow Escape.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. l9.-About
five a'clock this morning n switch ell
CINE, standing on the track at the cor.
ner of Union and Fifth streets. ex-
ploded with terrific violence. David
McNary, the engineer, was found dead
fifty feet from the engine. A youth
named kilgore. who was the only
other person on the engine at the time.
was blown some distance and badly
injured, but will recover The houses
on either side OF the street opposite
the scene of the accident were badly
shattered. There were a number Of
narrow escapes from death from flying
pieces OF the engine, which crashed
through windows and doors. The
cause OF the explosion ia unknown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
SPECIAL, NOTICES,
Duping the Sick.

In shape, color and smell tho toadstool Glossy
resembles the mushroom ; yet the one Is . pol
sonous fungus, the other q wholesome vegetable.
Many OF the advertised and unadvertised slops
which INSCRIPTIONS spectators are trying 10
persuade the eredulops are las good as Hostel
tors Bitters" bear a like superficial resemblance
70 that incstimable vegetable restorative. Quite
Z number OF these dangerous fungi have started
within tho last two years, and doubtless
many worthy people have been poisoned by
them. Some OF these wolves wear the Sleeps
Of pretended morality, and inveigh
agalnst medicinal stimulation a. they vend
their acid poir0ns; while others offer their
LIQUID compounds OF :" forty-rod run" and con-
drugs under the slang names Of Eye
Openers" Morning Glories," "Cobweb Cut.
ters." and the like. Beware Of them all, for
they arc deadly md detestabls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19

TIE QUESTION SETTLED. = Those
eminent men, DR.. Jas. Clark, Physi-
clan to Qeen Victoria, and Dr.. Hughes
Bennett, say that consumption cat be
cured. DR.. Wistar knew this when he
discovered his now wldely-known
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and experience
has proved the correctness Of his opin-
lon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19

RrxovAL.-Dr. Bailey has removed
his office and residence to K. j. But
ler's place, nearly opposite the NEWS
office, where he Will DC pieaseu 70 sec
those who may require his professional
services. Particular attention given
to medical and operative surgery ano
midwifery. ulS-ul
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19

MAKE MONEY fast and honorably,
by at once applying for q territorial
right (which are given free to agents.
to sell the best, strongest most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker, ever
used or recommended by families, or
buy one for your own use ; 1t Is only
IS. Sent free everywhere by express.
Address, for particulars, A.. CATELEY,
ESQ, corner Greenwich and Court
landt streets, New York.
nn1d-Rm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19

G. II. o. C.-Don't forget to secure
a ticket to the grand Inauguration ball
Of the Gold Hill Olympic Club, to be
given at Miners Union Hall, New
Years Eve.
COMPLETED. = The new Methodist
Church at Virginia is completed, and
religious services will be held In 1t
next Sunday for the first time.
ASSESSMENT LEVIED. - An assess
ment of g per share was levied by the
Consolidated Virginia Company day
before yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
WORTH REApINe.-A little over a

WORTH REAplNe.-A little over a
year ago the ehterprlsing firm Of
Reinstein & Co. started their now IA
NOUS clothing store In Gold Hill. 1t
had been quite a custom before that for
to purchase at Virginia ; but
since Wolf one OF the firm, has been
here, he has made It Ills special duty
to sell at such low prices as to astonlsh
other dealers and everybody else.
& Co. have earned and de-
serve their success. Give them n
frinl --
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
FLANNELs, ETC.

White, Scarlet, Blue and Fancy anneis
from 37H cent. per yard.
sheeting from 12G cents per yard.
bed Spreads from 81.
Blankets yery cbenp.
Towels for 81 so per dozen.
Table Dumnsk, all Linen, ut so cents Per
yard.
Irish Linens, nli prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19

THROUGH the length and breadth OF
the land the celebrated Silver-tipped
Boots and Shoes are sold by the mil
lion, for parents know they last twice
as long as without tips. Try them.
For sale by all dealers. y