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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

pR0VfslO s-r Porf market Quiet steady
b si5 - Tor Ms $40 80 ash for New Mess; s4 -
90 Plme; 81 western Pane Mess 90 81 =
~ % for iature dehvsrv we hear O 800 bb Mess for
30 tr " y ". sla 565si$ so for Yrtra Sess
Q1als toT Common Of 80 b1l
a Cut Meats freely offered and heavy
.a.ss Hams lOas- 500 Western smose
IT,; 100 tc 90, u 1 average Feklel al e.
90 i1 ba4e. Bcne, ~ b. 81 g1s. 900 do ID, 59lc;
.Ij heavy, Boston 80 &c. lres ua 0oani Bacon qc
Gear TO 4tf Desr4 nos are EASIER 1e ll'te 50 .'l w.
% rrrsr be failure and Stronger on the snot 81 les
Prime steam AMI hctteten1sr ongraGe az ~ oIpe
4II 100 tc hee Al 10 bloc on me
$1,000 % Bosu erase al 01 for future iFeF We 7Ss oil
go r 90 10 slide. 1000 tcs for MAY az IV5-!oci
ar june 90 10 Jl6G lui 900 cs TO-, last ns Al
". anl 90 tcs, seller Juir al 4u-2- ,... -. A., , .
PElGOLhtd-fo Refined there was Jar muir to-day ana
hi aayauce from 1e closing pres Of Yesterday We gaoe g
- Tl6c. note sales OF 5000 bDa vessel esly te Nl
MY l6 and 1000 hN High Test ss' evening aeIvei~o ne
tr-r june SO lG Gases quiet but steady q 20
c2I- Nshf iunir held al 9'se Tor tr rude n bulk lu ana
nominal a. - 2 Or s'o s'N 1fa u-t. oi a.-! gu -
glsflr markets, wish Gueisons As follows rejfoem en-
h. 81 9Jaf4 81 T., on Cly y 4-1fo- l1i ilus' @ p " =
al Psrse. 81 o. fb, uae A. PhIsleDha me
qIe 10 o. FOR sPos viii 5000 bbs soa
yes. ready MAJ 10, - 4Oc
fo7ss CaIolns Inferior and Common ri % FAR 81 &C.
Good. 514dS Prne. SsH-c toic,. SIC 'of7e e1ceftona
- 70 -. Good Susie: Prime N1IS Choice s-sd
500 Pltu. 7asc hauEoou I41L b. To-day theTe was
b-ar prices; sales 10 ss AnSo0n al 5
sEiEs-Tse market for Cost Skins without
have b-cn - oll tacla o- pa cape 90
go Tsrp,es a5d 1os b-,es
there fair nqurv al earrcat I~s ne q i Ia
bales Lssuaa bales Nicaragua bale OehLe Oses ssa 70
strsi America 20OO b Tzn7 300 LagusyrA and 5000
SButhe prvatc terms We iAoe
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n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDCC
FOR THE WEEK ksDNG APRIL 2S 1874
iRIDscssly .sf IsE ~ l. tErsUxE b. or ,~u RsO0ueri


ssc al' article - hcgh ard osr sIpenses poo
goels everything good order ~ ooh
3sboh sb sale where AiY Dsksge OF seyeny
fexHss fss VIZ a0N the con
tslsto aL0ut dian cot sraH wild
sss Ma vii D4sEta gnfosis - oestsng content
ne 101 Ba ststEE TIE eiter AZ
s7st3 1oL Asassa@ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN, AND HART
y FORD RAILROAD. New iork snd New II ven Division
spRt,St ARPASGRMhNr. COMMkiClNG ifKL 4. 1871
p,,gsr station N Central Depot Entrance On
Forty--eronf st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN YORK..
Trains New Hayea 800 tAoone soo hLl;
Aocnl, 1000 sLl 1900 acc ~ 500 EE Jtsk 90
A-cnl. 80 ami 5lO tLcca EK $40 lLl an " lA
Po NorvsE % sO5 9O5 2:,o NJ LOO nl 800
500 ass 10. O:30 $40 $40 For smoo ~ 80
9O5 1910 1900 loo 223 and 5OO thEl 800 go
4:4J, 5;IU 54O $50. 20. 40 elO p m
Etao Rp,es. VA AZ 1000 800 AMI silo
M via shore L 400 and o;lu IT, csVo r. -.
900 $40 AMI 9lO m stopping al sanono Notela 40
1900 conne IN siu "a oTo
division the Coun Nslei Al "a
m sna vita shore ne otsoA of IN s.A
Sewiaven and Northampton r. X. az Ncw-htFen 5vy
With C0on hy X Il a.
a.i 300 D. M for MonA. The 500 uO Ani Ssun IA.
conneets With Manganese RaioAf, and Tic sVo N ano 2oD
oassoac railroad Al Bridgeport lhe s;oo 70 no "a
the s;O5 a m 90 an h;lO with NeS--ansaD kAioAs -
sunday Boston Mail Trans at via spnrsaeA S'i'
pS ~ room cars DaT Erpress and sosppses- on MgA M
pres n, At onee Cana Cen.
o. \. tIaassr Co. 9a4 broadway ana
49,, uo,,e n T. ani No. Soui, BrOOkyus sHo uh Alss
! sssek b.-rsse irom tes,4eaes ~ destn'isa
| u,prr,t RIVER pRsYcH CoBNgSciSG APRIL q, 1874
r- cave Harlem RIVER station az tiOV o'VV sN' ''A' NJ
| % 4.oo .fO. 3: 10 aud 6.45 o. -, 49,.
o sesraboA Co e. Fe"A hAs's
.l H. usr,ern Raw ,Gnon North heS-lef1 49,.
r., s,y iuoruaion Of piTiran sec poteFs A. s" a. 1S
wi '"' JOHN 4. MOODY. Suyt y n J. "a"
h. n. GsED, CeRl sept, N,s-u@,s------
/ uNENpr Tvs \ TNE For AIRANN The spicu-
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5Eeamuodts uno Eallrodos.

RlDGEP0RT and al! points on H lou. ,.Gls
port steamer BalD5rpoPr as before - - -l'-
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLRNr0wS LAB TO ThS WRsf-rasenger and Freighs
BnaeL at DeawAre LaeEawAan.
sS so @ I.a P' R ra s e.%s
Pittsburgh and the VI est asO Central PeHHs'aa- md he~fOs
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
6:lJ n NV, rlAls for Eaou 5eih.bem. Bah AleDows
a m-iiy rrnih for Pi'ias-a.
- nw1 fnia oI Flrmnn.on E'son BelVidere mAoch Chunk
wkss5'1e PAVq h4nanoI CITY, M Carmel iiiIe,on isIs
ga m-NonSisS ,ErEs da except sania7s, !:aslon Allen
ion az Eson or Mach Clnnk Iamaqaa Wsesbare Srlntoa.
Tovsu4a wSvsrT Danyie whdsmspors
1880 m.-wny Train for ssoneru1e.
v bsot gbsSy CIV Hato5 R H'1 p Ser,,o e.
ma CogTbs T-9rsste- gghflt1 Po,vlie gIri5nrS ~ "'
800 a-wy lam r E s Allentown, and Bsividers
ID mwav Train ioT E1on AenO aqd Maueh cSunh Coz
$50 ?. H-wav Tam ier soIaeIaue ana F.emng'On
5i5p m.%sy 7 ain 9.I P.-adyl1 n.,t,... ,r..
town. RcsdiGe. Harrisburg Pitts nigh Chicago. &c.
10 nv n- Il if Pa nj iIn'''''"
33Ii95 m-E@s rant r, s5 Eosi91
E,5.'3 'ii $40 go s'i .5 So $50 i fis
$50 AS g. 5:I5 $50 5:45 8, 500, 6iO 7:l5 80 slS
o'4o' IO''O' IAt' IL T. T. RFcIER, suDt and Bog.
II. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Aeest
Il kIE hAlLW Al - w IN III - ~ u ~
bersst. a note e!Orl
7s :T EsPs D'."-'a''-
1913 ns1prss Mail for Buffalo lnI NIAGARA FaS Sleeping
INN IDsy-Plri6o Express to the West Sleeping Coaches
through Buffalo, Na2sra Falls Cincinnati Detroit AMI Cal
sitnout change
PoT Jerys 90 600. 1880 and 1915 4:SO 1890
.iidletown 500 1890 900 1850 and IO:45 A. m s4S
to8a,t o wish Ss@Yo and ,al Railroad ''O " IT.
hon4out Kingston, 500 = n. and 3 80 ..
900 500 ts;3O $500, slO5O aud 10 As $50
! H.. a.. s. ~
se-6Grgh $50. 9 ana 1O:45 m; $3.50 and 4:so n.
suseru - Gas $3.50 1880, sud lO:f5 a. $40 5,
$3.50. -, ril:3O p.
$3.50 1920 lO:4j S:15 g. o. tt3U ami sll:3O
Paterson l. q $3.50 10 alO.3O, 1919 ll:.0.
". u noon, '45, 3;IJ J:45 40 5l@ g. $50, n.
Newark 2. sSiU 10 10 and ll;30 m. Bio, 4:45 g.
Rutb@,fy Pars an PaSsaIc 3 1880 TO- 1880 II
Hsdsle BackenscS, WAY D. u lJ and c4o l. j. L. D.
AM ~ saiundsy n.SsIs onl % - 80 a.. .,o
g.. so and IA ID. ~ II Saturday nights -
49, ard $3.50 h 1880 3:IJ, 4l5, b:3O 6;3o
ana 7.45 D m. - saturday nights -
spaIkai D. o. ana $3.50 l30 5:l5, 4il9 fio oso'
g. I'D IL only M
and D. 49, ana 81 lioO 3ilo 41'' V'S"'
$50. n - p. IN. all Il Na-Hriay nir4is oHV. u
gBrn and WlY. and $50 10 N lad m - -
Crambcrsst even OF hi h"uS eA,e
10 earlier than shove hme fiihs essAF
q 20 earlier
Bosts cave lOJ0 and ll:JD D. NJ
gtn trains leaving ChamuerL same bouA Tie M Ano IL
MIDNIGHT start ron Chtm5eu-st Only.
Tcksts tor passage pa~in1 noon an.
be obtained aud oriers ior me ene'A3 - akT
Bsgrage be et at the Compsuy.
BrooGlyni the Company DeOo's AM o. AshS -
principal hoes- ,suBs,vs oBtv
JSO. y. ABD)ff. 1easrai Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

D0YDOUT aud kINGSTON-Landing at
IL CoTyeus CorBwa Nevburgh, Marlborough Milton r3aE,
Far.. ami sopg,rhe steamboats, THOMAS tONLL hnl Jams
NJ BALDWIN leave Hari.oasI. Pies "a n = DAlI A. p N
NOR FXCURSIONS.-The swift and first
- -,b,t WILLIAM COOK capacity Tor Over 2OoOl e,a
- ts, 80 t,vs rushout Application ~ a. D.
VALENTINE Ag,at, Al Jafat, y I.
C,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, wa
- PROVIDENCE ~
The pev ,ui elegant ssaers RhODk iSIAHD ,slas
DAYS aud saturdays and hAakAGAhShit Ao-4a's " 80
srisays rom 49, River fcoi Of JtY- } lA0 '-A
s.v1 AZ N uurns Boston ahead % al OAei az q.
rsk~u, Tor al Biaenat Rslfoai OAces an4 ~ ~
eured At the 4f eel otis kxgIc Co. sn ~ - p,
l. ". FILkIN6. D. > bA0~'NN- ''
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

4 4. N = 4 =
4 GREAT TRUNK LINB AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOUfN
Trains cave foot Of Dssboses aud Cotland rs
E,pr.s for arrisbug Pittsburgh West and South With Pull.
man Psae attached $3.50 ami $3.50 D. N SUNDAY a11
g., Wihanasort Lock Haven and Erie via Phl EHe R
Div D. IN Wismsport $3.50 connec,ng AZ Phaepha
For Ba uno-e the South. lmed Nlng,on hf
Cars daily Snniay AT 800 n ar
nve Washington sti4 10 Regular at oiO H. ana P u
EIor.s. Tor Phde pbia $40 $50 n 1890 g. A. $50
9 p m nL-hL sanlAy. ., 6lO $780, All H. Immigrant
1N For Trsl.oa az 30 a n $40 p Sunday 6lO
go $40 $40 4:O $50 .. 500 5;40 o. 6:lO, $3.50
1870 $40 10 1880 p aud u ngat sunday oi@O oIO
'n 20 81; K,Ys5. 6, s:9o 1920 7.4O 10 Il 1:
l. 23O $40, 34O, 4iO, 400, 0s2o, Oi4O o. 9lV o3V
7:3O $40 10. lIJO L., and IL night SUNDAY 5-o OIO
Ah e'I D. Z; nv g. ESQ 100 g 10 n IL m 1 . go $40
sa0 40 48O 500 j4O, 8, G;lO $50 $40 10 IN, and IL
@ wSoibTidg Perth 4mboy south Amboy and 10 n
~ ~ ~ i r 30 and n 70 H. 3lo i.3O 5;2o
g.iO 7 o. n. nd IL nghI sunday, GAO P. IN.
For East Milestone. II noon 5.IJ ine t.1O D. 70,
Tor Lanbcrtyile and Wilmington $50 a m ana -
F,r Phlpsbua Beviere, $3.50 a Gnl p On 80,
Accommodation iT BoleltoHn. BURLINGTON An' N@4N- ' -
$50 l2.J0 ?, $40 4 and y ~
FOR Freehold. 7 20 N. snd 4 D 70
Fof Fannrgdaie sld Sqaln, 20 a. n aau = y Va
r-l.us arriye tInps:-From fit'shlil o'V m Il %
"a, m All, 1l.55 NJ daily. Moaday From NasAln
80, I'd n. nwoe 6O5 . m 4l3 Jl0 and w. , n 'sl1af
M io,37 M From PulsdsDuia, 5:lO. go 500 10 -
1885 2:l5, 5l5, o;D)- 0itf' 4O'A' p W. '11~' '
9t5o o.5O / 10 A. ~. snd 1927 p. H.
r,ck, Dsres - and 9i4 BrnoWay 10 Asto
an, ot Of Dssb,... CoItnitsts kagnt lcAet once No
: Bst,erT.rses D. NJ. BOYD j., Gen Passenger Agent
r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-The e spem-
4 hi .t..uers DHRw ans ST IoaN Leave Ples al '''
DAILY Sundays excepted, a9v.n
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5ieamboala art0 Railroads

CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
- SARATOGA RUTLAND. BURLINGTON, MONTREAL and AL
rraaetOn 10 all points
SUNNYSIDB aud POWELL
DAILY SATURDAYS executed N o Per az North yer
on " Central bens-
r sn6 Saratoga and Boston ami connecting railroads
-' JOSEPH COREBLL Supt
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BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.

HANS Bands engaged or the season. M,
OGces. aud % tue Per. q, ,.co,, g,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare
~ 81 2j steamers PeS--lp for Sesiaveu II Bio ana II
Daily Sundays eEceDte connectnE with TIE railroad
~ ARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- Connsuc NJ wEDSESD AY, April l. lS7i-LEAVE sk~f'RA
pier u Hect9sil at n for hadeph long
lIrsnrb Red Ban River NineInJ, Biliget0n &c
p-Fe Long Branch Red BANK Tons River WArsoWo, Bane-
gat and TGckert0n. - - ..,. ,.,,r.-
g:35 From Tuckerou, WseOsn Toms River. Red Bank ana
Long Branch. .,-t .pt-..
R,nt Logg rrcetyei 3:f5
49, WM. ). SSEDEN Recevsr Long Branch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

~ .,Rs n, dressed poultry quiet the weather berg
% tbis as most not excessive Ano
- Us are maintained small IaT4eYt nav oe qi''es
a. lT.,2c OF frozen std A supply 19oatolA
az I---...ns p, an n - Turkeys, fresh killed, -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29
WOOL MARKET

pnnaDEru Arr 2s-goo very doll, unshaHssa an market
hare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

BRIDGEPORT, aud all points on Housatonic
I'D Nangsinck fcos
timed No SeYork boat lrVn Bridge
Steamer BRIDGEPORT before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29

Uydressed "a weather bad for handling
the rpee h a O for poor and IL lie Tor prime Sprul
i uoted ~ n l20l6e PoTk wanted Tor local ne
Erpo OF royon 527 boxes bacon ibZ Dds poE
~ l3 pkgs beef sos cN iari.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

SAX FRAScIsco, October 15-l:3Or =. NJ.
The investigation by the Finance Com
mittos OF the Board Of Supervisors into
the affairs Of the Street superintendent
and Coroner's office. will be resumed at
Up. NJ. to-day. The members OF the
Committee decline to make known what
course they will take in order TO compel
Coroner Rice TO testify and produce the
other books believed to DO withheld by
him.
There were hoavy showers Of rain
here last night with lightning and thun-
der ; to-day is clear and pleasant.
The ~proprietOrs Of the City Gardens,
Platt's Hall and Horticultural Hall,
have been arrested for employing wo-
men at those places Of amusement, on
Sunday night last, to dispense liquors to
guests, in violation ofthe City Ordnance,
recently passed by the Board OF Super
visors.
At an early hour this A. ~, n man
named Sullivan, shot at Martin Tracy,
in the Veto saloon, on Kearny street,
iniicting q severe wound in the thigh.
Sullivan was arrested. They quarrsllsd
about some money matters.
The Branch Mint is again receiving
deposits.
A meeting was held at Crusaders Hall
last night for the purpose OF organizing
a society Of pioneers, to be composed
Of men who came here prior to 1850.
A committee on constitution and bylaws
was appointed. About fifty gentlemen
were present. The movement promises
to be successful.
In relation to the reported line OF OPP
position steamers to be placed between
here and China and Japan by the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad Company, Governor
Stanford says that while he cannot dis
close the business secrets Of the Com
pany to the public. ho would say that
they do not seek combination with the
Pacific Mail Company, but that the
direct route OF trade and travel from
China and Japan is overland, and his
Company intends to control it.
G...l..l- AtGAth
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,%IIDDLE.AGRD MRN.
Why Ir Is,-It 1. NOT strange a, ali ,hs, the

Why IT Is.-It Is not strange At all that the
sidewalk In 'front.' OF W. II. Rison's store 10
blockadcd with goods every day. and 90 many
people coming out loaded with goods, for with
q few dollars you can buy groceries enough TO
do for a month. You can buy frerh toma-
toes, 2b can, for IS cts.; fresh peaches, an
can, - cts: fresh oysters, IN can, ., cts: pie
fruit, an can, IS cts. and everything In proper.
tion. 10 and get q package OF Rison's coffee,
fresh ground esey week. Try II. v
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DR.. 4. B. spISsII,
Has Removed to No. 1883 South

Has Removed to No. 1888 South U
street. Virginia. opposite champain Hodss.
Or. s~pinney. well known throughout the eoun'
try as a Pathologist and Psychologist, whose
successful treatment OF certain physical disa-
bilities and functional arrangements deserved.
ly cniitle him to the familiar recof milton Of the
GREAT SPECIALIST, would respectfully Inform
the citizens Of Virginia City and vicinity that
his increasing patronage demanding more com.
modious apartments, he has removed 10 his new
ofice. No. iss South O street, Virginia, seven
door north Of the French Drug Store. where
ing invalids an opportunity Of Kidding them.
selves, through his professional agency, OF sueh
constitutional annoyances and ailments - be
claims TO compass and TO cure. Without On.
tering into biographical details, u is suficient
to simply promulgste the fact that DIR. SPIN.
TO his Inauguration and eonduct OF the Non.
treal Canada EasD Medical Institute. The
regime Of the English Pharmaceutical Colleges
Il gagged By an elevated standard. An extend.
cd experience and an assidnous study Of the
varied phases OF disease enables him TO guaran:
tee assurances OF success In the eradication OF
the muiuiform chronic afeciions incident TO
both sexes, such a. Nervous Debility. Exhaust
cd Vitality. Youthful Excesses, Marriage In
pedimen,s. and Chronic dlsesses generally.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. SPISNEY. while naturally Impressed
with the delIcacy OF the subject, feels no hssi.
fancy In assuring them that, In conjunction
with a competent KNOWLEDGE OF their various
suffering-, such ~ Nervousness, Neuralgia,
spinal Weakness, Loss OF Appetite, LAssitnde,
PIolapsu-, Utcri, Retroverrlons or Displace-
ment OF the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities, Leu.
chorrea, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation,
and the many petty, Irritating distractions ihat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

Blue Porsrs. = Lsrge-siKed. delicious bl
waves, fresh from the sea, can be had every
morning At Tom Heffon's celebrated Rating
stand, Paaee Saloon. Virginia City. Al.o oil
kinds OF ish, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else crsyed by the inner
man, Hefiron's dinner combinations are 4
marvel OF g~astrononic skil. sell N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16
TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
l.rreIlL TO TIE OLE I'LL DAILY NEWS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Presbyterian synod.

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nN~.."..n eel ~
session VI ~, ,r,,.-
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10, g.
p'o pa,.... So, v;u
% = hr,;,... b.to,.
go A.. r,,,,
n - ,.--.-,h u,.-
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monopoly
por'e'' na..n,,
sn .m.m.~
Al I'm"
w'is.-.. a;.~',,h -. som.
-, ',.,.u.,,s - m.a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

WIZ YEAsr PowprR sHouLD EK U.Es-
Because II IL much more convenient than
brewers or hop yeast. produces better and
This IL Particularly applicable 10 Dooley's Yeast
Powder. as each package not only contains the
full weight a. represented. but the contents are
perfectly free from any injurious substances.
Nothing enters into its~ composition but articles
that are healthy and nonrtshing, and the bread
prepared with IL 10 such As can be eaten with
lmpunitJ BY the most sensitive in,Allds. For
sale sy grOeers everywhere. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
England Receives Indemnity from
spain.

spain.
NEW York, Oct. 1G.-A London dis
patch sayu the compensation paid Eng
landby the Madrid Government, amounts
to $40, OO0-Si0,0O Of which was paid
on account OF the yirginius buichsry,
and the remainder covers outstanding
claims. England would not recognize
the present Government until all claims
were admitted.
Frenchmen Called Upon 90 Register
The French Consul General at this
port is calling on all male persons OF his
nationality, under twenty years, to reg
lister at the General Consulate IN con-
formity with q circular OF the French
Ministry in regard to military service.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

MORTALITY PREVENTED It would he a mod.
crate estimate to place the number Of cases In
which consumption is prevented by III, timely
use Of lIse's Honey OF Horehound and Tar al
ten thousand per annum. No cough, cold.
bronIhial Affection, sore throat or Other ailment
OF the organs OF respiration can ever degenerate
into . mortal disease II this palaiable and Ab.o-
lutely intallible specific be taken In time and
long enough perreyered In. Pixies ToOthAehe
Drops cure In one minute. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

STOCKS ur.-Bat Boots and Shoes are down,
therefore II 10 no wonder that c. A. Nolte.
meier, Of the Metropolitan Boot and Shoe
ing such q rushing business. lie has Just re.
turned ffom San Francisco with q Urge stock
Of the latest styles and best quality OF boots
and shoes, which he IL selling cheaper than
ever. Just walk up To No. los South O street.
and examine his new go~ds. II
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TO YOUTHS AND MIN.

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DENTAL, Those who cannot call In person
should write their case fully-ase. married or
single, cause, symptoms, duration OF illness,
ETC., and inelose IS for fee and first medicine.
Address
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PpxR's OrxRA HorsK.-T The intensely
thrilling play of the French Spy" wa
repeated at Piper's Opera House last
night to a large audience. Tho per-
Torrance passed Off even better than ON
Ii. previous night. Mile Zoe. the beau
tiful and accomplished pantomimist, was
the cynosurs OF all eyes. Her perform
aness with the sword were absolutely
wonderful, and called forth frequent and
nproarous applause. Mr.. Edmonds, as
Mehammed. performed some prodigious
feats with the sword. His splendid
physique fits him admirably for the
character. Mr. Crosbie, a. Tony Bay-
ard, was immensely funny. Mr.. Saw
tslls acquitted himself very handsomely
In the character Of Col. do Courcy.
This balance Of the cast we're fully up TO
their parts. The performance concluded
with the highly amusing farce entitled
"My Betsy" in the presentation OF
which Mossrs. Crosbie and Mcclure, as
well Us Misses C~oggswsll and Lipsis
created a vast amount OF merriment.
Tonight will be given the beautiful and
highly sensational play Of Bertha, or
tbs Sswing-machins Girl" in which
Mile Zoe will favor her auditors with a
test Of her ability as an slocutionist.
Bertha IL ons Of her fayonte pieces.
IL drew large audiences for 100 nights in
New York City. Tomorrow night
there will DO an entire change OF pro-
gramms.
FuSkRlL.-The funeral OF George p.
Nelson, who died yesterday, took place
from his fathers residence, on the Amer
lea. Fiat grade. this afternoon. and was
largely attended. The Union Guard,
A Juvenile military organization, OF
which George had been a member,
turnsi a In procession and followed
the little fellows remains to the grave.
A Rrcu BowLDkR.-The men who are
engaged in sIcavatins tho ground IL
r.ar Of Galland's on Main street. took
sut A heavy bowldsr this morning which
contained a largo amount OF pure silver:
Tn. rock weighs about 200 pounds n
Is estimated to be worth slOO.
BuuprSo IMPRoyENEsrs.- Mr. Cm-
.idy is building . new shoe shop directly
north of his residence. on Main street.
The shop will be occupied by hir. .. a;
wintsrbauer. the well-knovn boot an"
shoe manufacturer.
FINE Anrs.-Mr. L. Hurd OF Virginia
CITY. has executed q very fine photo
grsph Of the Brunswiek mill and sur
,~oundiucs. Il comes about as near bs-
ing perfect as anything OF the kind we
have ever seen.
FIRE wILL.-A very substantial fire
wall has bean erected ON top OF the
brick building on Main street occupied
n, the Bank OF California and Rsinstein
A Wolf, clothing merchants.
TINE CmISaxp.-Ths time OF meetings
Of the second Ward Republican Club. OF
Gold Hill, has been changed from Wed
nssday TO Friday night. The CLUB meets
at Lincoln Hose House.
Hon. THOMAS FrrcH will address the
citizens Of Storey county upon the sub,
i,ct OF the Sutro Tunnel. ut Miners
Union h"'' "''' III"
rh.x..,h.r TO-DAY
ost.m~N,,..su I,...,, Al
~ N.the Thermometer indicated a tom
p,rature Of Cs degrees in the shade.
ox prr, Ao,N.-poetor Hall has
...ox.,.a ,rom nj. hurts sufficiently to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

ApowS-xAsr dentist. putting q nan
TO slsep with gas. decided that his pa.
tisnt was ''all right" because he felt OF
the mans sys-a glass ons-ana 1t did
not twitchi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

DnrnLp. Maine, man gave an ac-
ouaintancs s25 to thrash a nsighbor,
the other day. he meanwhile standing
at a safe distance TO witness The fsn'
Both the offenders were arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

Turr distill very good rum from cram
berries in New Jersey.
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l. ATTENTION

Given 10 all classes OF diseases. No Idle pre-
tensions or imposture; no fsttering Of. expert
ments; no injurious drugs; but careful exam
nations and the mort reliable treatment; the
best remedies approved BY science and expert,
and hopeless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

"ws never can recall the joy with
which we rode our father piggy-baek.
-Georye Elliot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

NORTHERN probsrb: God created tho
world, but the devil made Iceland"