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AsHEs-Pot, are steady with Unite demani at 6c Pearls arc
inactive ard uomiaaL .,-- -..-- .-.
BRESWAX-Tlere fair demand but at rather ease pces sc
rote 10000 of eKpo at iG9o Tor "e'n anu
GR0oa CORN AND BROOMSCou dull and heavgi w. gsSs
Iur Green 10 AZ 90iOc; Green Short Medium = ~ o10'
rd Rcd eilTppe4 Gsc BoOus are ques ana ,s
CANDLES-1 radr slow snd prices arr uneL 49,
tdm,n.pe II Or at l3Gi3Lc "A o. ~ l0@ Ioz 80 ~ "
Al lTLIdISc; Sperm a. 2Sc: Patent at 5o@o'c' aI' iN "
COFPER-The market for Rio was easier BY 20 1n
nst1 po - les were REPORTER snd qnoed az 12~Sl4e gon
n "A Srae, aI.o we're very bot slut quotabl ctAne
spo CottJn WlsYery dul an ne tone OF
1870 49, rsthr easr bat prices without qpOtabe change
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DUBLISHED THIo DAY.
MANUAL OF FRENCn POETI

WITH HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION AND GEOGRAPHICAL
NOTICES Of The principal authors For the use " the School ana me
Home Cloth $50 pages By A. H. MIxER NJ Professor Of MOI
en- Languages University Of Rochester Pnee ~ 0! mall i0
examination vi view to introduction, receipt " 81 90
The ,con. are made 10 Chronological order and cover the whole
range OF Fnca Poetry the present time Much care ana cros
ELL hsy. been exercised making then, wle the biographical notices
e ns far knowledge OF each a0hof au oil n
ID pctve characteristics in style. &C. All the leading authors
P. ,7 hsve been used in text
TIE book is vesy handsomely printed and bouad
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REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Friday. May 1. 1877

NETWORK. Friday. May /. 1874
There were no public transactions ut the
p1oho,ca saesrooms to-day. Messrs Richard " Hsr-
NETT. A. J. BIeecker, Son & White, and E. A. Lawrence
do-oed the sales announced to take place under their
direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02
Drook!nn Real Gstatc for Sale.

EOR SALE-L0TS on Remsen and Montague
T. Sic Flstbuh ave. Prospect Park Plaza GORDON FORD
81 Chrk-sL Brooklyn.
EOR SALE-Elegant tWO-StOry and MansaTd-
roof RESIDENCE. Leeye. and Hesesst
BrookIyn t. D. lot 4l.SIlOO; cheap. ami terms easy
A. +. MAN, 50 Pmt-st, NeW-York.
DOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos AZ wiow-st 81 Beksst lO2 PneaPPet, 1853
RemaS 49, 81 aud So Nsssgs 26G ard ZG5 WashngoH'st
I'm.
CTORAGE STORES FOR SALE OR LEASE,
t tosetbeT 81 100 Apply to W. H. sCHEfFBLlN CO., 10
Nillsm-st,
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lie .huuc ports toda 35Ha bales. this dsT last
erk 1857 bales. last year io OBJ less ntsl u lad
Septsube 3bS $40 bas tine lass staT -iS iOi taer
ro.o ie la,.l pt, 232l5 laS et o. - iOVo baes
aut hal,. stock 3D. NSalorA, 4b5OoJ ~ es coz
a. st .,ock 81 bales The average o yesiers tsari
y,es odusiy reported he ble.n. we're A. iotoss'
MAJ III pie jane Doe; July. lscl August lo5-c
~ ODE October Zoe November Il ' DcoaaeI F''''
c-sav 100 II ~, Juns, loo, Il 9!oe N9'eH3e ~ p,
toa 300 bale. second ciMay, 100 n e. inv OuO ia
Tt,mbr 100 I1Tc. October. 100 ~ los ho'rnDs ioV'
l7LS.; Decembe- 100, II lci total LOO bales IL, "a,
-For ioryr ri deliveries pres wee qpo'' % Y p o.
800 - ns i.,Iiu. ~ Ia As follows OF 10" h1lhuEs
Sis. st erening afer D. MAY 100 y 0,lo no o,e va,
16h. 200 n 532c; 800. ~ j.. les iVi US
1ace MI Ilth: Juuc SUO II 0ltc; 5uy HUV - o,,2Hc.
tnsst 500 lb 5-lOe. POO Is 032c sg 'arf w. -
ocfie, 9c; Nov 200 II lllGc zoo y 100 Il 10
I. S, 10 ty ID to 3 p. May. 100 liz ~" - o'Ss;'
5un n - 100 a., IL l32-, -uV D. i'S - u q,
IL 3p iTis. 400 II 332cs - p D.. Gel AV1 II. Luz
400 III l-5.r. 500 n llOc' Juae 30 - 2-1; Wv
III ic loo II 7.32c; 100, 1. glee 200, i. i.5l@,
i8iy 200 L. 1915; LOO. s-, 20 ~ z7Ae lVo ~ se-
"a, 4Oi l5 100 * 7i5sj loo. Is 532ci 100 10 '-iuS
S.ft,plr go, IL 900 II lSlO- oe.b auo - lilO@
il NJ III Ilc t,l4 200 bales. glud total ZUO bales
M rE R-1hrrt o. bat htt nothing iotg eL1 qTes are W
-. We gazette Prime Western o. Ooo, a. 20 luen0r ~
SJf45c ~
FIs-D-vC Cod quiet and prices fs.lsn nrc T. a-e We
auo al s4rt % ur Packed Bauk AMI ~ Jcy oJ 10 is
~ Mueksrr good demand IA lOIls " sAi t"nets are
~, dru 10 Box Herring sss.T ~ q-.tt Nc note
tot No D. aEd aJ0sJ, iof scb Du"b hsis
ar quiet IL thr late dscue slrb al 81 az Va "a
FLOUR And NkAlfhe -Four arct opcnel qti ahi VIZ. ~
improvement O. no rt n lr as" cup
Do Ans generally b,los bo a wAs f~uf siass -
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Real estate TO &rtban9e

DASH AND DWELLING TO EXCHANGE
~ and unusually cheerful dve ing with Of
1sauiu Level gu the line 0fmpoyeeLs between heHaTs and
iis.bh AL ss fe~ Wak o. horse leading % tso
ctp With 100 trains Per NeSlOk Wlch property
~ several thousand tss IN cash, viii he given oT corresponding
s4iy one megs dwellings in NeufOrk not TOO
PSI Broadssv, n. Y.
t,ACHANGE-Fo good paying property near
AL BY GFAtn Of ia Queer Anne O. ma 600 peach
I.e: n eeantg AaaIess Boz 400, Aoui-tOen, n. J.
EOR EXCHANGE-Fo improved property,
dwellings or stores 10 hewYork Bo0kyu 10 desirable LOTS
% beoiofdtSe. BtO0EJG BJLAbD WHITING BekInsEst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02

Money has been in ample supply all day, offering
at at the close. and lending at and on call.
Prime mercantile paper is in demand at to per
cent.
United States bonds have been steady quiet
business. We annex closing street quotations:
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Gonnirn Real Gsinie for Sale

EOR SALE-My exceedingly pleasant C0UN-
TRY SEAT in seaIse. Wehesier CountI possesses every
advantage 10 House locality, site. and Particulars
Photographs with ADAMS BAILEY. 90 Llertyt Room Is.
E0R SALE.-The very desirable COUNTRY
RESIDENCE Of the s. r. Charlie, located CROTOS LAND.
ING will he sod favorable The
o@6 q land under high state cultivation and well stocked with
fruit trees al descriptions The buildings the premises Of
tsO-sto modern Cottage House eonnng IL rooms
bathroom good barn and other OutbaGngs The
about three Of mile from The land
wesey side Of The Newborn Albany poad and
and could BE- easily slbdytei into number Of vi s,es
H. l. CLARKE. 1913 Pssrls., v Y
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The following arc the Treasury baIances: UuT-
rency. Sj.2jSO74; special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption of certificates of deposit SOL
$4,000; coin balance, including S33,1lOSOO in coin
certificates s0aGu 9j2; outstanding legal tenders
s8ss OooOOO; the amount of five-twenty bonds out
standing to date is S4.733'6JO.
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
Goods At this port for the week ending May l. and
since the beginning OF the year
p. M cs-i lN9Ss, ., $50, r. - 100
r5p..u aa pSrIet 21331.2 2OJJllI 25iH5o0
p Sie, yi b s5aG7G5g0 s53l32297 S4202i9i2
49,, o, ,s,r.et.i 59}S25OS % J33,J1O 4oV'i'J0'
The Philadelphia stock market is strong; fenhSyl-
vania Ga. lO9s; PHILADELPHIA asd Ere kairoad, 10
Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsyivania Railroad o@' :
Gold ll2I,
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New publiraiione.

-
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE BRIC-A-BRAC SERIES.
PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES
OF
f.Mous POETS AND NovELIsTs WITS AND
HUMoRIsTs. ARTISTS ACTORS. MUsl'
CLANS AND THE LIKE.
gprTEp BY RICHARD HENRY sToDDARD.
"Insnlte riches IN little room '-lMarlowe
-. Bs Series" Is UNIQUE collection Of books to Dc pun
y.A, at intervals IN which shall gathered from the
,sD.. suohiogspbies ana memoirs have lately 'Ppea "
she "reminiscences worth preservation Of the neA ana a a.,
- - ,,h a r,te hi century Of the most onihsn' 10 'n
- 800 I,.tnr. Each volume viii be complete IN isen a"' VI"
,,,,p condensation Of these biographies ~
a., will furnish rea1y guide to the contents Of the oinere
,b,h upder the capable eorhip Of Mr. H. soadarO may
n ..rlo there viii be brought together fund Of ehooe 90" %
,sss and gossip not only to JUSTIFY he genera " ~
,s bu, the hre Maowe which has been se'ee'el l. " NOW
Issnte riches in a Little room
VIII he oed SATURDAY., May initial volume Of the series
PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES.
pY CHORLEY blanche. AND YOUNG.
IN. 70, .u.r l2mo beautifully bound ia extra clOih bAef and
gilt 81 90
wa b. s,rf postpaid upon rsepo htprt~ ~ ~ so'''
SCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG & Co..
654 BROADWAY, n Y.
iJIHE MIRROR-The great novelty OF t th ln
sr,,-y pes system ~ resdng character. by Prof GhAhAh
Fn. PET Al ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02
Gonnlrn Real Csiaic for Sale
Anrtion Sales of Real Gsslutc.

A UCTION SALE-By virtue of decree OF
~ the Croui Court, WEDNESDAY MAY -, at IL oceh M
IN front Of in Winchester Frcck COUNTY, Virginia the
valuable ESTATE Of WM = JONES. known
"NAUCLUSE"
contsining residence and tenant
bOuses mill site aad large spring
Trans Baltimore b' Harers Pev through "nchesT pass
Jones Station, within mile OF the dwelling
Descriptive circular with map be the Office OF
ADRIAN H. MULLER Il son, Pne-st,
And a, the Exchange sseroom, II Broadway. "a l@O0l
nINGEE, PORTER & Co, Auctioneers
IL EXTENSIVE SALE or PLUMBERS STOCK AND GAS
FIXrURES to close the copartnership interest Of
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN & Co,
a the store n Eahth.aye, Of TWelfih-st
TUESDAY MAY o,
a. 1912 O'Clock a. m.
Also HORSE. WAGON aud HARNESS
Catalogues the premises, and at the Offices OF The auctonee
2.JOS ThirI-ave. and II lrOadSaY.
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000 CASH AND BALANCE IN THREE

% JU lkAHs, l0T % dcslrale blLng LOT, m tbe
Of Pushing ter churthcs ereeic.t
yAte schools academies sesnares public library streets gef
with aud
ducel Uopna0u OOO only twenty minutes nom TbV f,rt
~ New fork fJrytre from City Hal bv Jsmessin
Ferrvt shade ornamental treef sidewalks graded streets
charge purchasers Persons Of moderate mear
NV by $40 month"; Pree excursion, 80 a m
aud 30 o. NJ from 439 IhrdaVe Maps free Ladies shown
ever courtesy Coll upon address BENZ W HITCHCOCK Real
Rte Headquarters 4J9 Thdaye heEIofk tOGes evpOute
Man.st DsD1I. RlusbhgI
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MARYLAND FARMS-S8 per acre inward,
WI CaiAIogue. free u. 2 .CMAMBERS. FslersI,bark Nd
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TVN ohIE.
In the CITY OF PROYDESDB situated al the intersection ofAEe
and harnsaes lying tetSeen Hamsaye., Eigest. and the
wo9nasqu'iuesd RIVER within s hundred feet Of the New.
fofki Providence and Boston Hartford Providence Fsh.
n, aud Providence and Springfield Railroads and directly
Mgnifg The proposed relay u Railroad Lines recommended
M NE Commissioners TIE Cove Lsds 1873 contains about
zoCl sqosre feet and peculiarly adapted requirement.
anLulho'uig hablsleuts, beng within hfeeu
Aa1easIe and accessible also By omnibus and
and gas pipes are laid along Eaeeat
familiar NJ
e whole Of tins waller vii b. demanded vry sort time
railroad ana manufacturing Interests To parties dcnug
for buing sfge oAs or for capitalists seeking permanent and safe
Investment tins estate olrfs dyan which
For further paTcua or ir plat II the uTOpv apply 10 No
Mesimlsterst Room No. ", o. 70 Lock PrnN.n. p
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G:ounlrp i)roprrip TO fet.


A HOUSE to RENT-In pleasant location, IN
~ ght Of aepo. ukshoe; the hOnse In good repair containing
hf o. ground IN which are apple ne 4ll @
trees currsnt bushes graGeyiues &c Apply 70 JAhEo DeShH
BERRY. Tuekshoe, Harlem kairoid
II CROTON LANDING-ON-HUDSO with
~ One river RENT furnished, f0 the season Zsiory
cottage - rooms; good garden fu supply fruits and vegetables
nal Of three mile from station ana one
II. J. CLARKE, 1913 PeAfist
!. CORNWALL, on the Hudson-TO LEI,
~ FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 attic, and cellar TWO see
vegetables ard csuageLuuAei Ler NenDoA 4-lS
iag. Apply to OWNER, l3l West 4istst
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LkT-Orange 8
rooms per bnnumi aso koekA~~y, - Ioo'
$3.50 yer month Apply at % Eit 2Oih-sL
CK-ON-HUDSON.-To LET, an elegant
~ COUNTRY SEAT fully furnished - hot aud cold wafer
throughout barn stables, pastafage, 6oatag hshng &c
rNO LET OR FOR SALE-FURNlSHED
HOUSE Trounds elegantly located in Stamford Conn
Apply address h. A. DALEY. 1-o hiIth-lve
TO LET in Rye, near Rye Beach,, large
DOUBLE HOUSE, partially furnished with cTnaghoust, snd
Eve 90 y land. Inquire Of Nm. u. HALeIED, I'VE "cs
chester Co, n y
STH-AVE., No. 22f.--Large elegant PARLOR
FLOOR and other Rooms en- suite snsJ TO hEAi Tor the
Summer YEAR, desirable fJT ptyScian
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into SHAPE. No pauy pans required. Every
Proc. Is cents. Sent bJ mail On receipt Of
AddIe.s u. l.. RubsBLL, Bansla y. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02

There were quotations Of securities from the
London market to-day by reason of Bank holiday.
The Bank, however, gained 10000 in sterling bull
lion. and money in the open market was 1915 per
cent, or 1916 below the rate at tho Bank. The
Foreign Exchange market fairly active aud
strong, leading drawers advancing rates, after the
opening to 81 81 to the for GO days bills and - 81
for sight. .This served to stiffen gold and the
price after opening at 1l2!, and selling at 1l3,
rose to 1874, but the dealings were an unc0m-
monty limited scale Loans cost for carrying 3, 81,
and per cent. We hear that about $4,000 gold
has been engaged for tO-morrows steamer but 1T Is
doubtful if so much rs that will be exported.
The import entries of dry goods at the port of New
York for the week ending tonight amounted to
Sl854SG, the amount marketed footing UP 2,37,3 S9.
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 in called
Fve-Twenties and discussed 1918 900 in coin interest
on the public debt The days business ut the Gold
Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared S34.2l3OOo;
Gold balances. Sl,174,3i0; Currency balances,
Sl,S37,9O5. The following were tho quotations:
lO:OO..ll27s ll;3O...ll3 l:OO...ll3is 2i30..1l3is
ll;OO...ll2Ts l2;JO~..ll3 2:OO....lI3is all3is
The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
Gold receip,.$2 OO3l ia 50 Currency paints s77Sl3S 81
Colo 5j3gl5 0j CuuencJ 80 39j POI 81
Gold balance. 7S9 3OS 40 100000 90
Curreuer receipts. l,ij02l0 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02
SANTA M.nrnA. s.y.smLa-stcamer R;na.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

STUCRHoLM-Sieamer Blk
vo,,neryr, Tslog 10 .27S.OO9 Bacon, d.. 79S30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02

~ presses tle TART
housef,creT buy one
mica Agenl santoI.
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Su5trurIlnn.

For Boys and Young Men City.
sCHARLIER INSTITUTE for YOUNG GEN
TLENRN 20 aud - nyourt-si boarding AMI DAY
.rb,ci PROF. BILE CHARLlER. Director
I LIBERAL EDUCATION for 6 young gentle
IL q. sg Ne'ey Switzerland Address a Conn I-O' way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02

ADRIAN IL MULLER Auca0ntcI:
EARM OF % ACRES at SING SING
Il ADRIAN II. MULLER SON will eel at auction on III r.
DAY T. IL o'clock, the fthange Sssroom, NO III
Brssay the farm known the Miller fam containing * cres
ni situate a Sing Sing New-YOrk This farm northeast the
village OF Sing sing aud depot Of the HUDSON River
Railroad g aud rolling well wseref BY living tprnfs
apd adjoining Walter Meade AMI Prof W W haWAs
bung farm with southern views OF
Hudson young orchard OF about three scIe nay
barn. and tool house.
Me Rowland Branlreh at Sing Sing will show the tm 10
parties aud give full particulars VotzV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02

ZONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
Tor usiisg hogs iue iigeni healthy Christian
BENJAMIN MASON. Boz ~. Gj4, I0okers. n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02
Miscellaneous-City.

IRyINGs SCHOOL of ART. - Drawing,
water Color and OF Pauung 81 UniJeslypace between l2l
agd l3hts Ky,ung classes WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS
KINDERG ARTEN, 10 West Forty -secOnd-st.
N -Popls received for Spring half All the
Vebe occupations tsnght the most approved mnne framing
90 IA, Inofh-ts and TEACHER. hss L. N. COE Prn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02

SUPREME COURT.-CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW YORK.-IENRIETfA LYDIA CHASSEAl D. plaintiff
LUCRETA BLlZABE Ill RlLANCE aud others drldsH-
judgment Of the Supreme lOufl OF te
NewYOrk made in the abOvetnutcd action benjamin T.
Referee named in said gIneut VIII sell ~ public su
bidder TUESDAY The lS.h day u May e4 al II
tie Exchange SacTOom No III Bruad"a' "a t
CITY York by Adrian H. Muller Son uctonee the follow
premises viz: All tha certain lot piece or parcel OF
ground situate tie Fifteenth Ward the cts Of Newlors on ihe
souther side Of Fourhs between Wooster and Thompson %
aud distinguished certain oi ald BELONGING 70 iona
made b EIwar Doughty Ct1 Surye!or dd Oct - 10
90 bounded and containing follows 70 VT: Beginning
side OF F0urthst at distance Of one nun % re
n0T.hSestery from WOOt running te-ee westerly oDE
m and parallel With sat oos;erst one nun
dfed thence phwese along lot No isr'tl on sara map
parallel with said F0uT TWENTY-FIVE FEET Lerce nohes'ei
hTeel -sd map, parallel viii sad wooster s
hundred fourtst and thence s1uef along 'ad
Four,b-s twenty feet ~ the place OF bes1L NeorA
AprII & 1874. h. {. IHAlEk, Referee.
JAsss X. HUI, Plaintiffs Attorney
VNHE GREAT SALE of the ESTATE of the
L late Dr. VALENTINE MOTT viii he completed on M hSDAi
MAY T. at ~ o'clock the Exchange sssooms No. IL BSaesa
the direction the undrgueI and OF
BLEECKkR AucuoneeL -,
This closing ae will embrace 30 the dersb lots on The
property whole front Of NnetTsIht au1 t g ob
Drive and Park And also the whole Of i Vnuabs
waterfront; the Brookvn property OF AbAIy and
MoUsome1y-gt forming The northeast corner thereof
HENRY A MOTT (EIecuofs and
JOHN CHETNOOD,3 Referees.
JAMES MCQCADE Referees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-02

PER CENT CRoToN WATER STOCKS OF THE CRY
OF NEW YORK, due 1900.
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II. WILSON, AuctiOneer.-LESPiNA SSE
y FRIEDMAN will sell THURSDAY Nav Z. at l2oe.oes
Exchange ssesroom No. III broadway, the theop and
basement brick and brownslone HOUSE
NO 36i WEST TWENTY'TIRDSE
Size, 2itfS; lot, "a. 10. more or less.
For further particulars spply to
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For BOYS end Young Men-Country.

WILLIAMS COLLEGE.-Regular examina-
w ton, Entrance. JUNE 80 and SEPT. B. 1874 S3oOO
students For Information aBpS TO the
president i. A CHADBOUkNE
MlfawsoWn. Berkshire Co. Mass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-14
Pills In the Wrong Box.
(chleaso Time-. August ist.l

,, I0 Il,
rus IL usrnisl-.>ineI,ean =, 0l.,Aen,
druggiN anu tesiueh, o' uie No,'n s'ue.
fills Is hearty gooa ieiloW, anu grsa'
iaVorite among inc boys no uriNe =
thriving business, and has young and
attractive wife, whom he dotes ON, and
holds her as the apple OF his eye. fills
wife is deeply devoted to her hege lord,
and she treats him like q gentleman, but
she is little jealous, with all her af-
fections and good qualities. for Pills Is
rather a good looking fellow, and Is the
admiration OF his female acquaintance;
30 Mrs. Pills has kept her husband
pretty closely at home, and he has
dared to venture into society only when
Mrs. Pills was along to watch him.
But Tuesday evening Pills wanted 70
50 OIL and have good time with the
poys, A. ne esed 70 IN ms Uaene'Il ,, "'ys'
hs eoahed ais wiie uhtii she TON MN
ne might anu 'neh Bs'nersu ero"u o.
MS oid-ums inehds' anu tno party SCI
out Tor an evening sport. rus was the
most hilarious fellow IN tho crowd:
His fsttsrs were on for the nonee and
he Wa. bound to make the most oi his
short-hved freedom;
The crowd visited all tho old VINE cell
lars where they Used 70 lnan chlll- %
Pssno ann n'aNe liietly IN .ne. youpsvr YOU so.
e anu az =, ' eaon liaso .ney ..''.,. osseu ~ =,
",'p1 y1Iips. i anu sang ~ ~ ~ ."ens y,
aa.e nu'a ishs s!he, 80 % us 1 nuns 49,. sPsu anu aha
many song was % sanS' sa Nhit,.,' lA., Jonv ...
went ,ounu' anu ,hueh oiiahPAsuo vas
Punlshyu pn, 1s'oIe 'ne 'Suuion wa. o..., WI
,nis lokeu oi'ensr anu sA,s 'oauSs' anu anu
drank more coplous utsughS tnan Any
Of ms oro.her. anu, A u .hg .usn ,u. ..,nu,' mus
~ 'osu, NHsn nni W. w. 80, .s,ar,,.J sSarv
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-14
TROUT FISHING.
ny WILL WALLACE uAKSEr.

'Tis twenty years. Do you remember
when, boy and girl. We stoie the skin,
And went q nshing one ssptsmbsr'
The lake % clear, II wasmK.
borne on lows delicious leaven,
\ hnated In pure mid heaven.
With clouds Of lilies for border.
The fragrant summer seemed 10 ache
In blossom for dear pas-ton's sake.
Excessive with its sweet Disorder.
In you, too, was that fond distr %
OF iush and fear and happiness,
Caressss hy cares snhsnded.
Till, nngsrs mated on the reel
! thought the very trout eould leel
His double -poll was caught and landed.
Alasi that loye which we remember,
Blush-fips as all those wanton weeds,
should be a blossom Of septsmber.
Boru guIitless Of the promise seeds
Sweet dying thing. whose only duty
1. elothing lifs In form Of bsaut'
For though held you In my arms,
AZ fall ofhoney In yont charm.
AZ when the trefoil holds the clover,
Your nnger-, tntOred In thlmbls
In playing trout were found 90 nimsle
You hooked the nsh and cast the lover.
But often. since we .npped the books
To play for life with baited hooks
Ia pools les. pure, do remember
The Fragile blossom % september.
Horn guilile-s Ofthe promised seeds-
A DYING thing. whose Only duiy
Wa. clothing life In forms OF beauty.
with heaven above asd heaven belsw 10.
Though life has grown to other need,
Our boat Iis- rotting In the weeds,
And ws can nslther raise nor row u.
-HaVs's hd1a;iarJe As1tsf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-14
LOST 7

an SATURDAY EVENING LAST. BE-
" tween the Gold Hill Depot and the Carson
Brrvery, the mouth- piece Of hrAsa musical
instrument Cthe tuber) Tho nnder VIII pe
sn,tshly rewarded upon returning the same
eithsr 70 this once or the Carson Brswsry.
saio Tvs n. cHEowIDDES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-14
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY,
NO. - MONTGOMERY BLOCK,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

VIZ H. AIKEN. ATToRNEY-AT-
W. and Commander OF the Grand Army of
the Republic In California and Nevada, will
give prompt attention 10 the collection OF Ad.
ditional Travel IN now due California and
Nevada Volunteers discharged more than three
hundred milo- from home. Soldiers Can de-
pend on fair deling Information given nee Of
charge. when writing inclose stamp for re-
ply and state company and regiment and
whether YOU have a Discharge. Congress has
extended thu time for ding claims for sddi
tional Bounty under Act Of July 8, ists, TO Jan
nary, 1873, 90 all such claims must be mAde be.
fore that time. Original Bounty OF 800 has
heen allowed all Volunteers who enlisted be-
fore July n. lssi. for three years. u not paid
The came when discharged. Land Warrants
can be obtained for services rendered before
isss, hat not for services In the late war. Pen.
slons for late wn and war OF isl1 obtained and
increased when allowed ior less than disability
warrants. but no pensions are allowed ts Meri'
can and Florida war soldiers. state OF Texas
ha. granted pensions to surviving vetersns Of
Texs. Revolution. New Orleans and Mobile
Prize Money 10 now due and being paid. W.
II. Aiken also attends to General Law and Col
ecti0n Bnsiness. lygI COW om