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Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

W1IllamS N hurChlSOn.
Schooner Tarry Not, Timmons,
Boston, DeRosset & Co.
German Barque Ceres, Doelner,
Rotterdam, Willard Bros.
Schr Georgia, Staples, New York, G
G Barker & Co.
EXPORTS.
CoASTwIsE.
observation-disclosures Tarry Not, l, $50
bbls rosin, 200 bbls tar, 200 bbls pitch,
425 casks spirits turpentine.
New York-Schooner John, 2,G73
rosin, S5 casks spirits turpentine.
Baltimore - Steamship Rebecca
Clyde-234 bbls rosin, so do pitch, 121
do tar, 10 do crude trrpentine, 80 cks
spirits turpentine, II. 900 feet lumber,
45 bales sheeting, 16 pkgs mdse.
New York-Steamship Benefactor-
1879 bbls rOsin, 827 casks spirits tur-
pentine, 10 bales sheeting, 27 casks
soapstone, 156 bushels peanuts, 10
bales herbs, 63 pkgs mdse.
Now York-Schr Georgia-12O, orc
feet lumber.
London Norwegian Barque La
Belle, 1900 bbls spirits turpentine,
$50 casks rosin.
observation-disclosures Rarque Ceres
s., $50 bbls rosin.
List of Vessels In the Port OF Will
mingtOn, N. &c. July 80, 1874.
REMARKS. We respectfully ask Con-
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify us of any change of vessel
while in port.
BRIGS.
@ Ncwmann Galdebehn, Dethloff, dis,
E Peschau & Wcstermann
Maria Lamb, Jenkins, dis,
Wick & Mebane
Bertha, Kester, dis,
e Peschau & Westermann
Susannah Knapp, Edwards, dis,
Master
Flamingo, Nesfield, dis, RE Heide
BARQUES.
German Charlotte, Wallace, dis,
i Peschau & Westermann
May Queen, Nesbitt, dis.
Sprunt & Hinson
sCHOONERS
Flora e Mcdonald, Mcdonald, dis,
JH Chabbourn & Co
l. A Edwards, Miller, dis, JAS Walker
Equator, Ranger, dis. E Kidder & &Sons
Anna Edith, Lyons, dis,
T W Kerchner & Calder Bros
NJ L Bradshaw, Bradshaw, dis,
r T Mitchell & Son
Schr Ruth A Price, Price, dis Master
Isabella, Fischer, dis,
Williams & Murchison.
Only Son. Meader, dis, CCRW Co
Mary Fl Hard, Hard, dis,
Williams K Murchison
I list of Vessels Sailed for this Port.
BREMEN.
Ger Barque Sebastian, Bach,
sid May II
ANTWERP.
Emanuel, Tobiassen, sid April 10
NEW YORK.
Barqne Dover, Stephens, cid May .
GRANESEND.
Lady Douglass, Goddard. sid Feb Il
BERMUDA.
i}r Brig CGronella. sid Dee II
LIVERPOOL.
Charia, kinch, cid April 81 |
Maria Lamb, I4aurenaen,
ent out March 81 |
BRAKE.
Brig Primus, Peters, sid March l /
RATES Sst' EaLFsGIIkG ]
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JOURNAL
Wilmington,
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

List of Vessels IN the Port OF Will
mingtOn, N. &c. July 80, 1874.
REMARKS. We respectfully ask Con-
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify us of any change of vessel
while in port.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31
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EXPORTS.

FUREICN.
London - Norwegian Barque La
Belle, 1900 bbls spirits turpentine,
$50 casks rosin.
observation-disclosures Barque Ceres
8, $50 bbls rosin.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

ThUrSday-NO SHES fepOfttU.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Th mar
ket for this article has continued firm
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31
E1sJE sS7 s.sAE.

Tz0~s FzcetinS Os the Rcgts!ars East
Nfciis-They Cry Peace! Peace
When Bhcre is ECO pcace- Conn
promise skUsisCss HhToG:.s. "a sEic
Hate Os Nziie "a rsEayste- -sstcc
s-nadsty, Mann. G:er;<cu, ssisEtll.
anf E<rrACy EsS ~ h;lr,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES
t~srrcrAL TO III GOLD ELL DAILY srvs.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
A wsli.knswn Lawyer shst By .
woman-The wsund Probably
Fasai-Csroasr's Inausst-Insane
woman Arrested anA Csamittsd.


SAN FRAxcrsoo. Dec. 23-i:3o P. NJ
This morning about twenty minutes
after 10 o'clock n. @. Cobb, . we'll.
known lawyer Of this city, was shot,
and II 10 feared fatally wounded, BY o
woman named Hannah smythe. The
shooting occurred on Warrington street.
just below Montgomery. Cobb was
taken in Liddls & Kedins's gunsmith
shop and physicians called In, but -
yet they are unable to state positively
whether he win die. The ball struck .
little to the left Of the spine, In the
small Of the back. and Is thought 10
have ranged downwards and to the left.
Cobb was conveyed tn his homo. which
is In Alameda, and the woman taken TO
the city prison. She declines To make
any detailed statement but says she Is
from Del Norts county. whore she swns
a tract Of land; thst Cobb has robbed
and ruined her and her children. and she
hopes that she has killed him.
An inquest was held this morning In
the case Of the boy Avery, killed at the
corner OF Market and Stewart streets BY
the fall Of q pile Of lumber, yesterday.
The verdict is Accidental Death"
Martha A. Garland was arrested this
morning, on q charge Of insanity, and
taksn to the city prison. Her mania
seems to be on religious topics. She Is
very violent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23


and death Of the two men, but fortu-
natsly neither wore killed, and the inju-
riss sustained BY either win not. Il In
thought, b fatal.
The war IN vssssssa- a drawn
HAVANA, December 02.-Advices from
vsnexusla 10 the 9th instant report q
dsspsrats battle fought In Barqusslmsto
between the Government troops under
General Marques and the Insurgents
under Gsnsral Colina. The engagement
lasted sighty-four hours. Between Wv.
en- and eight hundred men were killed
and wounded. Both ddss claim the vio-
tory.
Another Piss Asaiass the Lis Of
Dfsnarok.
The Nord German GdIss publishes the
following concerning another plot against
the Life Of Bismarck: In Ssptembsr.
1873, q Frsnsh Archbishop received
anonymous lettsrs In which the writer
offered 10 kill Bismarck for $l2, 900. In
the second letter the writer inclossd his
photograph and gave his name and adj
dress a follows: "Duchssns Pencelot,
Rue Leopard" The Archbishop conn.,
nunioated the letter TO the French Gov
eminent, which informed Bismarck.
Poncelot, who was found and identified
a. Q workman, was watched. II was
ascertained that hs was preparing to 60
to Germany. but becoming aware OF
police surveillance, he gave up the inten-
ton Afterwards. The communication in
closed to the Archbishop was net from
Poncelot, but from q fellow workman,
who Is supposed 70 have been . confed-
crate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
MILITARY T

The past four or FIVE weeks, under the
above heading. we have published. on
Mondays, items Of interest TO the militia
OF tho county. hoping that by 50 doing
We would awaken a lively interest in the
public mind regarding them. For this
purpose we have visited the various
armories on drill nights. counted the
men in line. compared them with the
total strength Of the command. and on
the following Monday We have criticised
them all. without partially or favor.
We belong TO no military organization
Of the State. take no greater interest in
one company than in another. and have
hal but their general welfare in mind.
Last evening the following item appeared
in the Virginia Chrosieie:
eve are requested by Sergeant Lloyd
TO state that tw-nty-four members OF the
Washington Guard were present at drill
ON last Tuesday night, instead Of four
teen. rs reported"
With all due respectt 10 Sergeant Lloyd
We Will ttato tuat w "ttv Bt'''ht No
ring a portion Of the time the Wash
ingtons were being drilled, ons week
ago last Tuesday, AMI that we saw just
what we reported. fourteen men in
line. " and no more. We do not deny
that 'twenty-four members we've pres
ent n, drill" but II t~weniy-iour were
present. why were they not in line?
Such u play upon words by our respect
ell friend, the Sergeant, Is hardly fair,
and We sincerely regret that our humble
efforts in behalf Of the militia have not
met with approval.
Not wishing a repetition Of the little
unpleasantness set forth at length above,
the military editor OF this paper, now
makes his farewell bow before HIS mil
itiamen readers. Henceforth the "Mil-
iiary Notes will not be n feature OF this
paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
rhe Tweed HabeAs Cerpus.

NEW Yonx, Dec. 22.-The habeai
corpus proceedings for the discharge OF
William NJ. Tweed, came up for argu-
ment In the Oyer and Terninsr court
to-day, but the efforts OF Twesd's coun-
sci prove again unsuccessful. Tweed
was present. accompanied by his two
IONS and numerous counsel. The Dis.
trict Attorney. in opening the case, said
he saw nothing in the present proceed.
ings which could be inquired into by the
writ. but was willing to try tho a on
its merits. Mr.. Freedman. for the
prosecution, moved TO strike out the
paragraph Of the traverse setting forth
that Tweed. having served q years
imprisonment and paid q ine OF $3.50.
could no longer be legally detained in
prison. Twsed's counsel opposed the
motion and . long argument ensnsd.
Finally Judge Barrett announced his
decision Diminishing the writ, and refus-
ing the discharge Of the prisoner. whom
he remanded TO the custody OF the War
den OF the Penitentiary. Tweed's coun-
sci then applied for a writ Of csrtiorari,
to be argued before the Gensrd Term
tomorrow, but the court stated that he
would prefer that tho application should
be made 10 some other Justice. Counsel
then left to get the writ OF certiorari, and
. recess was taken. During the recess
Tweed conversed familiarity with his &C
quaintanees. While waiting for the is
suance and pending the granting Of the
writ, Tweed's counsel made q formal ap-
plication for the prisoners release on
bail. which was denied. The writ Of
~csriorari having boon granted by Judge
Lawrence, il was fled with the CLERK Of
the Court and Tweed was removed. The
case now goes to the General Term at
once.
Attempt 20 Freak into Psnitsn.
tiary.
SALT LAKE, December %. = About
midnight Yesterday, q number OF per-
IONS unknown, ~endeavored to break Into
the United States Penitentisry, for the
purpose, It is believed, OF freeing the
prisoners. Several shots were fred,
and the rufians were driven away. No
arrests have yet been made.
IIixh.prieed rhr~e.yesr-oid sold 10
Bonner.
CINCINNATI, December "a. Lady
Stout, . thres-ysar old Ally. owned in
Kentucky, was yesterday purchased by
Robert Bonner fer $4,000. rtry
A Marrow Eseaps iron . FriEhtfai
Death.
EuHxxA. December 22.-An accident
Of q serious nature occurred yesterday
morning at the Richmondmin on Ruby
Hill. At7:3O o'clock the foreman. Pat
rick Rossiter and o miner named James
Coffey stepped on the cage for the pur-
pose Of going down to the 400.foot level.
The station man at the 200-foot level,
thinking the men on the night shift had
all assembled. lowered the bridge across
the shaft at his station, and In its do
scent the cage. with Rossiter and COT.
fey on Ii, struck with full force. Both
men we're badly bruised by the sudden
jar. Cohey. 1t is tho light, Is injured in
ternally. The eocident might have re-
suited in the dsmolishmsnt Of the cage
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

BrrrER THAN Coma sourn.-"Go South
DO South I" 10 the parrot OF the friends Of the
consumptive. It IL well meant, but silly. Few
OF those who are suffering from lung and throat
complaints can 20 South. or would be benefited
u they did 20. Hale's Honey OF uorchound and
OF southern air ~ q remedy for every species
Of pulmonary complaint. Il will cure any
cough, any cold. any bronchial complaint, and
eYectuafiy arrest the tendency 10 consumption.
Pixies ToOthache Drops cure In one minute. Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
II IA, No RIvlL.-rhe standard eIeell.ne,

II Has No RIvAL.-The standard excellence
Of Dooley's Yeast Powder has been sati'fActo'
rily demonstrated TO be owing TO its strict
chemical purity. no articles being used In It's
composition but those especially adapted To- the
substaLcss. Two teaspoonfuls OF Dooley's
Yeast Powder 10 all that 10 necessary In q quart
Of neur, while ordinary baking powders require
nom one-third to one half more. Hence. o
iey's 10 the most economical, reliable and the
best. Manufactured by Dooley Il Bfother, CO
New street, New York. For sale by groeers
generally. ~
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. Dec. %. The
Board Of Fire Commissioner yesterday
examined the charges Of m~alfsasancs and
corruption in Office, brought against
Chief Engineer Hill. and decided 10 do
mand his resignation.
A Formidable rssites.
NEW Yonx. Dec. 23.-Ths petition Of
the Governor Of Massachusetts, for the
pardon Of Spencer Peters. the forger.
has been signed BY the Presidents Of the
Stock Exchange. Erie railroad. New
York Central and Chicago and North
western railroads, Western Union Tels-
graph Company. Fourth National Bank.
and by nearly all bankers Of Wall street.
a. well As officers Of many banking
corporations in Boston. The signers
represent about $500, 600. 900. Peters
has made some astounding disclosures.
and they are to be made public after the
case is decided.
The Pacinc MAIL Investigates.
CHICAGO. December %. "A wash
ington special says that Parsons Of
Ohio, will appear voluntarily and make
q statement Of his connection With the
Pacific Mail Company. He will admit
that he received between $4,000 and
49, 900, chiefly for legal services. An
other dispatch says that Irwin has taken
measures to have the room where he
expects to be confined for contempt, At
ted up comfortably, as he declares no
will die in confinement before no will
say anything more than he already has.
Rufus Hatch says 1t Is nor than prob
able that Jay Gould has raised $3.50. 900
to repeal the existing subsidy for the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Irwin originally spent that sum here to
procure il.
Kaiakaua Goes 90 New York.
WASHINGTON, December 23.- King
Kalakaua left for New York this morn
ing. Members Of the Cabinet accomPa-
MED him in the Presidents carriage to
the railroad depot.
Fatal Accident In = SHAFT
NEW YoRk. December ga falling
bucket in a shaft at the new railway tun-
mel at Bergen, N. j., yesterday. killed
four workmen.
Rsbbi.g Railway Trains
MKxPHrs, December 23.-Last week
W. II. Kingsbury, Jordan livery. Van
Hatfield. Henry Wood, @. Young and
Vincent Petty, prominent colorcd men.
were arrested at West Point. Miss, for
systematic robbery Of freight trains on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Their
method was to have n or two enter
the car and throw out the goods. which
the rest picked up and transferred to the
store OF livery. who is Alderman. or that
Of Petty, who is County Treasurer.
Kingsbury confessed first, and the others
subsequently. The amount stolen is
supposed to be many thousand dollars
worth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

SEEfoCs DLfkp.-Lhst night u
miner employed in the Kossuih mine,
was taken with a nose bleed which lasted
seve.ai hours. A Frenchman. also
working there. came up TO town after
a doctor. bat his English was so incom-
prehsnsibls that he made every man
that he met. believe that either Silver
City was on FIRE. the bottom Of the Com
stock had dropped out. or else there had
been a bloody fight at the kossuth, in
which seventeen men had been killed
and twen,y-four wounded. AT last he
reached DR.. Halls Office. and after two
hours cross examination, the Doctor a..
certainsd the difficulty. Ho soon stopped
the nose bleed when he arrived ut the
mine.
INSTALLATION OF orricExs.-In Day
ton. on Monday night, the following
officers were installed in Valley Lodge,
No. o, +. and A. NJ. by the Hon. ]. @.
Currie, installing officer: q. W. Keith.
worshipful Master; q. l.. CaIapbell,
Senior Warden; John Lotus. Junior
Warden; J. c. Gruber. Treasurer; q. 4.
Gilpin. Secretary; Z. J. Laihrop. Senior
Deacon; ID. l.. Crockett, Junior Warden;
G. y. Grant, Marshal; y. Christiano and
X. 7. Jordan, Stewards; O. A. Brown,
Tyler.
r0,,,n Il, /. eom.
SAnN-,s., ,sa.,...,o.r,.a, .,,rn,
MUMMY " - ;.
IN me consolation. .onn !
mend our -,obaeco.using citizens to STEP
into o. II. Gallup's store. next door to
the Bank Exchange on Main s'rse.,
where 'hsy can obtain 'ns ns. Wa"r'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

IIosrsrr is the beet policy 10 medicine a.
well - In other things. Ayers ssrssparilia 10
medicine and blsod puriaer, decidedly superior
70 the poor limitations hsretofors In the market
TTAl pfoxea IL de1l IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

Jusr Rad TnIs.-Hsyman Brothss bare Just
opened q new furniture sisrs % the corner OF
D and Taylor strset,. They of'r svsrythins
any houss this eide Of San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand . large stock OF farni:
ture. bedding. carpets. cfocksry, Rfass and
plated ware. Give them q call. de2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

BLUE PoNrs. : Largs.sised. delicious bi
va.ves. fresh from the ses, can b had every
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds OF nsh, spring chicken. porter house.
steaks and everything else craved BY The inner
man. usdron's dinner combinations are Q
marvel OF RastronouLc skln. sell N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23


New Yrla BALL.-OnT Thursday night.
December 81. 1874. = grand ball will be
given by the Silver State Enoampnent,
Ne. 4, 1. o. o. F., in National Guard
Hall, Virginia. A huge affair may be
anticipated. as tho Nevada Battalion and
the different Encampments Of Odd Fell
lows are invited 10 be present. The
preparations being made for this event
are on q most liberal and magnificent
scale. and those who attsnd may rest as
sursd that nothing will be left undons
By the management that will In any
manner conduos TO their enjoyment.
Tickets can be procured from the Com
mittss Of Arrangements. or from the
principal business houses Of Virginia
and Gold Hill.
Foor.BALL.--For the past two OF three
days, the little and big boys Of the town,
together with sundry bucks and squaws,
have been amusing themselves In the
nsighborhsod Of the railroad depot by
playing football. The game was sud-
denly brought 10 Q close this morning
by one Of the Indians thrusting his big
toe clean through the ball.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23


PrPsR's OrrEi HousE.-A slim audi
encs witnessed the second representation
Of "Frou Frou" last night. The piece
did not merit such i'll treatment. IL
passed of much more smoothly than on
the previous night. and Miss Leighton
appeared TO greater advantage ON &c
count OF being in much better voice.
Tonight the "Sphynx." Webster says
Sphinx) will be placed on the boards.
IL is a drama Of the sensational order.
and during its representation at the
Union Square theatre. New York, with
Miss Clara Morns rs Blanche. 10 drew
crowded houses nightly for a long period
OF time. We believe that Miss Leighton
claims the "Srhynx" 10 be her spc-
cialty.
Commercially parties d~esirious
Of having anything built, from a
dollhouse to an exposition build
ing. can be accommodated right
here at home. A. X. Potter. con-
tractor, carpenter and builder. Is the
man who is always ready TO lend his
talents in a business way. His place OF
business is on Main street, corner Of
Grant alley. Just above Carriek $ luu-
Der yard. Give him a call.
ExcANrxxNr DRILL, j. o. o. F.
The members Of tho Nevada Battalion
aud the different E~ncamPments OF Odd
Fellows, are invited TO be present at the
grand ball on New Years Eve. Aspec-
ial drill OF the Encampment branch will
take place at National Guard Hall, Viz
cinia. to-morrow Thursday evening.
TO prepare for the ball. See Official no.
tics in another column. .reoT.
DIxp.-Mrs. Kate A., wife OF James
II. Sporting. foreman Of the Andes mine,
died in Virginia City at their res
idence Yesterday evening. Mr.. and MIS-.
Sperling formerly resided in Gold NIL,
and many friends Of the family viii De
panied to hear OF Mrs. Sperlin9's death
The funeral will take place to-morrov'
See notice in another column.
FmsIoHr Rkcrrrrs. = The following
amounts Of freight was received AZ inc
Gold Hill and Virginia depots by the
Virginia & Truckes railroad, during the
2 ihours ending IL NJ. to-day. Wo"d,
II car loads, lambcr ~, merchandise .,
fruit 1. Total. 95 car loads. A big day
for wood.
A SLIGHT CoLp-Corons.-Few are
aware Of the importance Of checking a
cough or slighi cold. which would yield
to a mild remedy; IL neglected, often
attacks the lungs. Browns Bronchial
Trochss give sure and almost immediate
relief.
ADJOURNMENT or N SrocK BoARD.-
On Thursday night the San Francisco
Stock Board will adjourn until Monday
morning next; therefore ye unhappy
stockholders and wonldbe holders OF
stocks send in your orders tonight.
Oryrcr RxxovEp.-The once OF the
Empire Mill and Mining Company. at
San francisco. is removed to Room No.
10, Hayward's Building. No, 4l9 CALI
fornia street. See official notice in our
advertising columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
STOCK ~REroRr.
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Last Evening.
so Meadow Valley. 6k, sk,s
300 Raymond a lily. 2aS, xlk
80 Eureka Con. isA. isx
100 Phoebe, Z
loco belmont. "A. r5k. lay. u bso
500 Rye Patch. ~. ~. ~
800 81 Dorado South, ., az
100 Quintoro. ac
80 Cherry Greek. ~. N
80 81. Patrick. I
1907 Chariot Miil.b
10 Golden Chariot, ~
10 Mahogany. ~
ga War Eagle, AZ
20 Excheeuer. $50
sso ov,rnan ia. Is. ., lsSs. y,x. D@
80 Justice. 80. IS. "a. IS b3s
$50 sueeor, sk. 81. 81
go LAZY bryan, ~
ESQ Julis, 10, i0x. iok. II
95 Caledonia, - h5. Az, al,2s
90 knickerboeker. q, 5s
SO n.lilmere Con u, Ia bs
255 Bacon. .. sk
go bullion. 10. ls%
2'0 Utah. u. Il. ny. ioS.n bs. Ia bso. nv
isa silver nm, iss, isx, isx bso. IL, lax ss
SIS Eclipse. n. u rs
80 Challenge. ~. i2x. -
U.s. Dayton, 4. ts. ts,A
ltn Rock Island. 5k,5.
80 rietou. &c
2s9 DardAnelles. n
liS Sew York Con-. s.,a
rs Occidental, 4. 81.
3sO senator. N. ~, IL
$50 Phil sheridan. ". HI
loo American Flat. 81. sk.T
iioo Union Con. ~, NJ. 81, ~. %. 81, s.. %. %
". W b9o
iOi3 woodyillc. ~. ~. q.
5s5 Mint, Voc. Sc
30 ko-ruih. ~
This Merning.
eso ognir. 80, 10 bis. nv, ia, It's, rs Is,
$50 Mexican, 20. a, asx, <sx, 4iX, ~. ~ Si,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
Ianhan RafAa.

LONDON. December 23.-Tho rate OF
discount in open markets Of three
months bills, is 5n per cent, Y be-
low the Bank OF England rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
Ruu,or Contrndicted.

BxnLN, Dec. 23.-The German wal
vessels Aibatross and Nautilus have moi
been ordered to seek satisfaction FROM
the Cariists on account Of the brig Gus
tayo affair.