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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
MkRALD WIITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Rhein (Ger Brickesten, Bremen July IL via
Southampton 2Hh VITA mdse ami 81 passengers Del
rlchs Co Had fine weather the entire passage; July
IS lat ~ OJ Ion ~ passed schr jackson steering
east; 2ih lat 1921, ion 50 S. lnman steamer bound
east same day, lat ~ 80 Ion 81 o. slip Astronom Cer
IRON bremeh Tor New York; 18th al e. u z6
bark Mimi Aus, from Belfast for do
snip Iheresr, Mndgett lloilo AMI Manila March ID,
WITH sugar aud hemp, 70 L Morgan q Co; vessel TO
Thomas Dunham's Nephew a Co. Passed AMER April
~ cape o. GOOD Hope Nay Is and the Equator
June ~ III ION ~ w; way IS lat Is lon 10 r. spoke
PARK hoppt ltus from Calcutta tor Marseilles
BARK MA (Nor), Jensen, sligo IS DAYS N ballast
berKs. '' ~ ''e
BARK Ausyad (Nor,,. Rasmusen Lisbon 50 days. with
SAT- ana cork 70 Amsinck Co; vessel to Fuucn Edye
40 July 70 lat 20, ion 49, exchanged Signals with a
bark. showing letters UDB, bound east
BARK BESSIE simpson tof Il Andrews NB) bradford,
simpson, Clapp Co -
ay rx xii, zones goi LiyerpooL Ns), Ferry. sagua
a Co. - $500 -
Brig Thos owen, Ggpull. = Jago ana Guantanamo 10
days with sugar 10 Marcus HunCer x Co
Brg FuustnA tof Stockholm. COmauton Cardenaa IL
dayS with sugar and moases TO order; vessel 10 Brett
son Co. $500 $3.50
Brig Antilles of Portland, McKenna. Matanxas 10
houghton " '
sr& Thomas owen Coi POruandl, oupun, s, JarO
{nne ~ Via UuanIanano 20 dnys with su9ar IL AN
Weish vessel 70 Marcus Han+ef co.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

!f sTs sEFs 1 Ss s
lac GROWN, and Devereux, Gardiner.
Delow-Scnr Sinmckson.
BoST0N july orYed 's5:sg er.y parna m
sSo% u d. A Ncreu sSrrr KEW YaPs rs.
ABBY IhaSter Holden rhlladcipnla; Ida 1 EaS,
C;CC lane, Lane, Baltimore; Bill stowe, Manson,
eq aSff and NTH TRADE wd T kcyd Ms
ghis; Julia Newell shepard, Port Johnson; Irvine,
y Also arrived harks Est4ef L9ring, name Lawrence.
TowS SaGntroi priss Eath MARY Ge Mier cape
sehr II Laton. stanley, aoboken.
pool Mm crane Iayor saiiwore ship susan Oh.
% fdpan B SaTEs Mse
land halett Galyeston nepecca Crowei. Crowell,
DO; Allen Green. SisEerson, Baltimore t' skylsrs,
john f I1i sSud d. @
cey. ofhn, New YOrk.
Sailed.ship Lotto Warren.
a, BALTIM0EG, July 1-wen; 10 sea, bark Amazon,
aIn-Arriyed, steamer ) shriver, Wood. Phlladel.
palai sip uHsperg Ger houes Roerdami brig NY.
Also arrived steamers ohio GER. Meyer. bremen;
Geo Appod. Loveand, boston; Martha stevens. Chance
i sa,rcc annie Na@ 11mdeH Ms'heson os9n Msrwn
do Eta Barter Barter GeorSe Me rO''sr
AIso arrived och bark Ereya Nor Blaauw Dublin
! Foley; Prics wilmington; " Breene, Foster new
zse Nor sranS CORK orig hno asI Thorn Roi
ey ssar MseS Perry Fair Mass Antnoy
Ofestc, gloucester.
Alexandra.
2sth|A.rved, schrs Marion Draper, Bailey George
town; NJ Odorne. Crowel Boston, 10 load for Bait-
more hankin. Aexandria for BElowelL
sailed-schrs susanna TORY. Clarks Island, TO load
ior New, YORK Freddie l. Porter Whorf WasnlngtJni
folk.
phia.
ssPaiIssaa1Isc Ago as's csnAl,n New York
ey haltmere sebrs Ansroid Talbot New Yerki sAiiis
-sotn--cIsersd, sShrs Myrover, Brown. orisnA /,
Vfalnms Bsy gheak, ~ jghn, Nh.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Northern Light Kenney, from New York for San
Francisco June q. lat IS 81 y. Ion 40 40 W.
ship Empire, Leckie, from New York for San Fran
cisco, June TO- lat n. Ion IS w.
Bark Hans Ger, lie Moult from Baltimore for Rio ia
nero June 4, lat % 4s n Ion 50 4JW.
Bark Ophir (Br. Murray, from Greenock for Halifax
July TO- lat 5 So Ion ~ IL
Bark G 4 jayne HAWKINS from New Orleans for Bor-
deaux. July Is, lat % 45 Ion s4
Bark Schamyl snow. from Philadelphia for Alexan-
dria, T. July 2 lat 2G 26 lon 28
Sehrs Empire, from New YORK for jacksonville; Angie
Amsbury. from Roc APO T. Ne. for Fernandna; II Law
inRston. from Philadelphia tor Jacksonville, and Hay
ford from BALTIMORE for Brunswick ia, July % or Fry
ing Pan shoals
A vessel showing signal letters 1.-TWO supposed Ameri-
cam from Barbados for Bristol June 10. lat ~ y, Ion
81
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R7- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW FORK AT NIGHT-The new
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor board the HERALD yacht show.
ing while burning the colors green red changing
the other succession. be
ora miles distant Captains of vessels upon seeing this
signal will oblge Us by preparing any marine news
they may Tor the Ship News Department OF the
HERALD
s3- Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
arriving New York do by addressing to such
vessels. OF HERALD yacht, pier No East
River, New York Letters received all parts OF
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
Quired-
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, 81 SUPPLEMENT-
oIphla; snellotta Cor. JOrgsn-

dtaD, Gslazzo, Philadelphia; snekiokka Norl. Jorsen-
sen. do.
Also arrived SOth. bark Jedanesti Dubrovack (Ans,
Mahovich, New York; brig aus. Redosloyich. 90
Arrived 29th ships senator Weber (3r). Treadwell,
Lobos; Ragna (Br), Foster. Akyah
Sailed 3Oth CITY Of Chester tBrl, Leteh and
Gernanic Chr, Kennedy Gron Liverpool New York
dhe latter Mt IL ;30AMl
New York,
LONDON, July S-Operatons have been stopped ON the
steamer Abboisord, ashore the VI Wales ON ac-
count OF the high sea-
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TRoTTING AT SARATOGA.
GLEN MITCHELL, Saratoga County. n. Y,

GLEN MITCHELL, Saratoga County N. vi
July 80, 1875
Purse $3.50. Tor horses that had never beat 2 :S4;
mile heats, best three IN Ave, 10 harness; $3.50 to
horse.
Mr. Hoyts blk. b. Ripley. l /
Owners br. O. Drummer Boy. .......... 3
Il. Flannlgan's q. III. Flora Lee. ......... =
II. Casey's r. IN. Rosa SonDurg. ............. dis
Time, 2:40-2 40-2:32H
The trot for the 2:40 purse between Harry
Irving, Pickles. BILLIARDS, Dave ana Lady Black
Hawk after trotting seven heats, was postponed
until tomorrow.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents ani shpmlsterS ar, in
formed that by elegraphing 10 the HERALD Lonlon Blu
reau, No 10 Fleet street. TO the Paris ONCE. Rue
scribe, the arrivals at anl departures European
and Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels
trading with the United tates the will b, cabed
this country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at an saillnI from French and
Mediterranean ports viii ana the Paris oice ths more
economical and expedition, tor tole sraphin! newA
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OF the public, the judges awarded the heat aud
race 10 Lady Annie. Time. 1885,
The following Is a summary OF the other two
trOts'-
Match for $500; best three IN ave.
j. Murphyis LADY Pnyfer, TO wagon. ...... 1
BrOOkes' Lazy Nash. IN harness. ..........
Time 2:4f ga i2la-2:4l.
Match for 1900; mile heats, best Two In three.
}. Murphyis Katie =, IN harness. .......... l
L. Doty's John b., under saddle. ...........
Time. 2:4lh-2:S6}s- 2:3Sh.
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,,,. .,, IHL sIuAH IKADE; - -,
The failure OF the Comma rclal Warehouse Com
pany and tine subsequent stoppages oil other
houses In provincial cities would, 1t was ex-
pected, considerably affect this market, but
yesterday there was a healInie tone prevailing.
sugar at lrst opened dull and heavy, but as the
day advanced it obtained healthier basis and
fully maintained prices at the close. No furtDer
failures are looked Tor ana IL Is thought that hard
pan has now been touched.
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THE SARATOGA RACES.
THE POOL SELLING LAST NIGHT.

THE POOL SELLING LAST NIGHT.
SARATOGA, July 80. 1875.
The pool rooms were well crowded and the SELL
ing was brisk. The following are q few Of the
sales:-
Free handicap for all ages dash of mile
McDanlePs Naphtha fllly sod Tor $3.50; Countess,
5000; Leanaer, $210; Caroline, SIS; Splndrift,
$40; Enlster 500; Keene Richards, sos; cray
log, $50; Inspiration $95.
In the race OF two miles and an eighth Madge
brought $500; Monmouth, $l65; Mate. $3.50; Van
dalite $50; Invoice. $50.
In the hurdle race Bullet brought SIS; Daylight,
$50; Cariboo, SOS; Warrior, $50; Minnie Mac, $50;
Torrence's geldin9, $50; Prodlgal, $50.
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TRoTTTNG Ar WEST SIDE.

The trot at the West size Driving Park, Jersey
City. yesterday. was wen attended. The track
was neavy and slow, but for three.minute
horses the time was good. In the pro-
posed running race the horses entered
Jailed to show up. In the trottIng Fanny II.
was the favorlte at to l, and won in three
straight heats, but sue had to do some good trot-
ting. For second money Modesty and Keystone
had lively brush In each heat, passing the string
almost mead and head In each heat. The follow
Ing IS the
SUMMARY.
WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITY, July
80, ls75.-Purse $780, for horses that never beat
three minutes; mile heats. three IN i've. IN har-
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WHALEMEN.

Spoken-July lat 80 10 " Ion rs W, schr Quickstsp
Higgins, OF Provlncetown, with ltV bbls sp oil
June ~ lat So Al ~ Ion AZ 81 W. bark Pioneer Trip 70
Gays from New Bedford (had caught small sper n
whales about lUu bbls oil in alJ.
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SAILEU.

Steamer Acapulco, for Aspinwall; barks Eliza Barss
(BrJ, Bermuda mot z3th); Crono AUS, Cork Fall
mouth brIgs + l Henderson, do or do; Premier (Br)
do or do: Sweeney, Amsterdam; Rosalia staritta
QtaD, Newport.
Wind at sunset sW, light.
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POUGHKEEPsIE TRoTrING MEETING.

The steamer Dean Richmond has been chartered
to run between New York and Poughkeepsie dur
ing the irotting meeting. She will leave pier IL
at half-past seven A. NJ. each morning, and return
the same evening. Pools will be sold The boat
each day.
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EXPORTS OF WHEAT AND FLOUR PROM THE UNITED


CLEARANCE OF GRAIN FOR EUROPE.
The following shows the shipments OF hour and
gram from New York Tor Europe Tor the week
enulng duly 20. 1875; for the three weeks preeed-
log, and for the week ending July 80. lS74:-
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and iha. another meeting would be held to-day
wnen a dual statement or liabilities and assets
would be given. The failure Is for only a small
amount.
TIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Among tie various interests represented at the
iTOuuce EXCHANGE there was more confident
leeling manifested ana all the dinerent markets
eNhlbited better lone wheat shade
higher and hrmer than on the previous day, Win
shade better demand. Flour which opened
steady az previous prices. continued urm through
out tie day and closed with slightly better de-
mAnd Tor export. corn ruled about the same, but
with moderate demand.
Inc following table Will be found interesting
showing, as IL does. the value OF the exports OF
wheat rom tue year 1921 up TO 1874, both inclu-
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A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED PRoM prreRt
"a. en- states ter numerous cause. 81 pupllaly
\ KING LAWYER and Notary Fabiie, 80 arohd tvSS
hesdeRoe oIcs 40. kixhth atroak
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A BSoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
"a ent states legal everywhere; de3eruon, r.. SUIT
divorce granted; advice tree.
NJ HOUSE Attorney, IOi Broadway
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ALEXANDRIA, July 29--Airived, schrs Alfred Bra
brook Proyidence Louisa Brdsali Ayn's Point; Nell
lac Brown, and DcYereux Gardiner.
Delow-Scnr ) Sinmckson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-06

CoxxnsAHY CAl.-Anth those who Wish
TO take advantage OF the commisssry car
at the Minsr,' Union picnic tomorrow;
should have their lunch baskets prop
erly labeled and at the Gold Hill and
Virginia dspots BY o'clock In the morn
ing. They win then have no more
trouble with them until they get TO The
picnic grounds, when the conductors OF
Of the commissary car will deliver the
baskets 10 their ownerS.
Hu Coxprrlox..-John Stubbs, the
man shot In the head last Tuesday
morning. In front Of the Silver Palace
Saloon ON @ street. Virginia, was rest
ing comfortably this morning. His
wounds have commenced suppurHting.
and II IL now hoped that he will come
out all right. He was slightly dslihous
yesterday, and this fact gave rise TO
what now appear 10 have been ground
less fears OF his death.
Attractive LxCrunH. - We under.
stand that BY special invitation Of some
OF our prominent citizens. G. France
Allyn, the famous i~mprovisato-
rial and i~nspirntional lecturer will
appear A Minsrs' Union Hall, Gold
Hill, next Sunday evening. Her lectures
aro Of the highest order Of merit. very
interesting, instructive and entertaining.
All should hear her.
CoxsoLIpATrD.-Ws learn from Prof.
j. N. Flint that the ophir and Frank
town school districts In washos county.
have lately been consolidated. and that
a new school house with al the latest
improvements, will shortly b built In
that place. Mr.. Frey, 0 public spirited
citizen, has donated q lot In Fnnktown
for the site Of the nsw building.
sILvra Crrr 'Bus.-our sntsrphsing
friend Bsnnetts, has put o nav handsome
bus on the route between Gold Hill and
Silver City. II Is Q twin 10 the omni.
buses between Gold Hill and Virginia.
| We are pleased 10 notice this sign Of our
friend Bennetts' prosperity. and know
Of no one who better dsservesit.
CoUoHs AND CoLDs are often over.
looked. A continuance for any length
Of time causes irritation Of the lungs or
some chronic throat disease. Browns
Bronchial Troches are an effsctual Cough
Remedy.
Gamma tho lot above Ninsrs' Union
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FOREIGN NEWS.
rhe o'Ce..eII De.sastratis.

Gne
Nrw YoRx. August GA special dis
patch from Dublin. Ireland, says that
sserst meetings OF the Amnesty Asao.
citation Societies have been held In the
interest Of the national and international
ideas to DO represented In the demon.
stration tomorrow, and strong efforts
have been made to induce the Lord
Mayors party TO substitute Hon. Isaac
Butt in place Of Lord 0'Hagcn. Ms tho
orator who shall pronounce the eulo-
GUM upon o'Connell. A Homo Rule
character would thus have been given TO
the affair. but the efforts failed and
threats have been made 70 interrupt
Lord O,Hagen II no speaks.
The 0'Cssssli CsstsnnaSy IN Dish
In-oratien Or Lord O'HoEan.
DUBLIN. August Ga large number
Of persons camped out in PhUnix last
night. the weather being fine. The
grand centennial procession Is In pro-
gross to-day. Tho ladies' societies IRE
assembling. The black banner, thrown
by the Amnesty Association. has just
passed The City Hall 10 solemn music.
Lord 0'Hasan's Grafton is not ystds.
livsrsd. Il contains many high snco-
'miums on O'Connell's life and patriot.
ism. II says he received inspiration
from the American war OF Independence;
traces the events OF his published CO.
reer, and discusses the slangsrs against
him. The Grafton declares the great
cardinal principles Of his life to have
been; nrst. the association Of civil and
religious liberty; second. that such lib
erty Is necessarily an association with
revelation; third, that moral force Is
always powerful for the accomplishment
Of great political results.
Elected.
HAvAxA, August 0.-Senor Zeulito has
been reelected President OF the Casino
ESpanola.
Yissds 10 Isdia-rhs Direct Cable.
LONDON. August GA dispatch from
Bombay says that terrible floods have
been experienced In northwestern India.
Lands we're submerged and houses In
undated. Alargs loss Of LIE is reported.
The steamer Faraday 10 now bsing 70.
fitted and will start next week 10 finish
laying the q. 8. cable.
Ten thousand strangers arrived In
Dublin yesterday to attend tho o'con.
mel Centenary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-06
TO THE CITIZENS or GOLD nILL

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with is full,
rich stock OF watches. chains. jswelry,
silverware. diamonds, clocks, bronzss,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO 70
ceived In a courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker. 1871 Kearny street, who will 81.
ways take pleasure In showing custom.
srs through his stock OF goods, never
considering II q trouble. but always TAX
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fall TO call and see him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
for selection TO any part Of the States
and will repair watches and jsvslry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., ~guanntss-
ing oil work which leaves his store; en-.
ploying. a. he does, the best OF work.
men. Don't forget his new stors-13l
Kearny street only.
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TINE PICNIC

The sscond grand annual excursion
and picnic Of the Gold Hill Miners
Union. which comes Oh Tomorrow. viii
undoubtedly b m OF the largest and
most enjoyable Of the ssson A large
hall for dancing has been erected on the
picnic grounds at the Bowers Mansion.
and the best bands Of music In the State
have been engaged for the occasion.
The following valuable prizes, which
have Sssn on exhibition In Virginia for
some Time past. vill b offered BY the
Union /: First, archsry-a valuable gold
arrow for the best shot BY . lady; Sec
ond-s beautiful medal for the best tar
get shot In the Sarsasld Guard ; third
. Handsome prize base ball bat, open 70
al bsss ball clubs In the State. Perfect
safety and strict order will Be secured
BY the various Committees and Deputy
sheriff. appointed for the occasion. No
improper characters will BE- allowed on
the cars or on the grounds. and all pos
xibls attention will DO paid to the COM
fort and pleasure OF the guests, and sps-
cial arrangements have been made for
parties wishing lunch on the grounds.
the cost OF q meal being bot one dollar.
Considerable complaint vas made on
account Of the unreasonable rates
charged by tho propristress Of the man.
.isn at the picnic Of tho Pacific Coast
Pioneers. Ice water will b placed at
convenient distances throughout the
grounds. BY special invitation the
Sarsfeld Guard, OF Gold Hill. will act
a. escort Of the day. The train will
leave Virginia at 745 In the morning.
stopping al Gold Hill. Silver City switch.
Carson. and intermediate points. for sx-
cu~nionists. Returning trains will leave
the grounds 81 8 p. n. A special car
for the conveyance Of lunch baskets
will b attached to the train. aud all par
ties Wishing their lunch baskets taken
care OF should have them properly Ia
belsd and at the Gold Hin and Virginia
d.pots by z o'clock In the morning.
Those who 60 by private conveyance
can gain admittancs TO the grounds at
the ams price asif they had gone BY the
train; nothing extra charged for the
beautiful prospect while riding over the
mountain. and across the valley 10 the
mansion. We reitsrats the opinion
that the lady or gentlemen who does
not 20 to this picnic misses u OF the
most enjoyable. A. well rs the last. Of
the season.
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CERTAINTY i-wheu . man undertakes u
make his own investments for fstsrs need. hs
10 Obliged to sssums that be win hare time y
complete them. That 10, be must sssums - {
certainly the very thing whoss uncertainty
causes him 70 make provis.ou o. al. Bat II be
insurss his life and then lives 10 old see, ths
policy will prove . better cash invsstmsut thaa
into account its freedom from eli and ever
hazard. ifhs dies early, the object OF making
Q provision for his family 10 Instantly attained,
Insure In the New York Life.
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this morning . heavy fall Of rain tool
place. Crops In this section have sus'
tanned no ssious injury. iBgIfla
oresnbaek Party.
A movemsnt is'on foot hare to organ
irs q aresnbsck party In this city. ssv'
sral leading politicians are directing the
movement. including Theodore Tomlin'
son Ben. Wood and others.
Assigned his Property.
NEW YolK. August6.-Migue ALBANIA
. member OF the Cuban Junta and own
OF Of . large sugar refinery In Brooklyn.
worth $780, 900. has made an assisn-
ment 10 his creditors.
Ts - ssspssdsd.
A New York World Warrington
special says Il Is asserted on good su-
thonty. TINT an Assistant Secretary ID
to bs supsnsdsd. The charges
against him do not Affect his integrity
or character,
Riss sr che 0hss and Mississippi
Rivers.
WASHINGTON. August 0.-Ths Ohio
rivsr.is above the danger Line at Marist-
u, Cincinnati, Louisville and Evans.
vile. Il has fallen 20 inches at Pitts
burg. The Mississippi has risen nine
inches at Cairo. whore u IL SIX inches
above the danger line. II has risen one
inch at Memphis, two at vicksburg, and
fallen II inches at Helena.
Lauhch eran Tren stsamship.
CHrsrrn. Pa. August 5.-Ths lev
iron steamship City Of Sidney will b
launched this afternoon from John
Roach & Sons shipyard at about 4:3o.
Escaped frsm Jsii.
Nsw YoRr, August GA Columbus
8. c.. special says that Harlaw, the de-
faulting State Treasurer. who wa con-
victsd. escaped from the County Jail
last night.
Miseelianseus.
NEW YoRx, August 6.-wall street Is
full Of rumors Of bank failures and
other dishesrtsning talk to-day; tho
work OF speculative bears.
Pouoxxxrrsrr. N. Y, August Elm
the pools selling here this morning
Sensation and Thomas Jefferson are
selling as the fsvoitss In the 2:2O class.
aud Nellie Walton and Carrolton In tho
2:31 class.
Weather Ane.
CHICAGO. August Git Is estimated
that In IL counties Of Illinois tho dam
age by the recent storm will reach the
enormous aggregate Of l2,oOo.o 900.
This Is no doubt a great eIags Grafton.
Nxw Yorr. August o.-Ths Herald on
review OF the political field thinks tho
Republican party is still fully com.
mitted TO General Grant and Tint every-
thing points to his denomination by that
party noxt year.
BALTIMORE, August Coco. Conner,
aged 80, while engaged in polishing
shot at tho shot tower. was caught I'M
der the crank Of the engine and crushed
10 death.
HUDSON. N. Y. August o.-Tom
o'Hara Of CoIsaokio. N. Y. Wal
drowned At Ogdensburg. lie tried to
ford q stream. His body was recov.
cred.
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A suyyocArrSe couaH.-I In . letter 70 hn'
chstlotts Lisle, Of Chicago, Q lady well known
a. a e~ontributor 10 the Western press, shs
ascribss he cure of dangerous cough. soeon.
a onsg Of TnorsSousa and Tar. my eoagh,""
shs ssys, "thrsstened " suffocsts nj
but the Honey Of nc,secu1a ana ~ ~ y
: isdv iIepd In this city. who has placed 10 at
ths disposal OF O. n. Chttsnton, 7 SIKH ave.
mo. PikSs Toothschs Drops cure In ocs
mluuto.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-06

Of the latter 70 admit some Of the Stats
Csntrai's delegates 70 their Convention.
The County Committee then appointed
delegates. with instructions not TO afali.
ate With any Other Convention. and I'd.
journed.
Pfgess shssGsg.
sAn FaAxcrsoo, August o. . ?. ~
The pigeon shootins match between
Frank 0sbiston. Superintendent Of the
Savage mine. and 4. Maitland. Of Viz.
ginia City. yesterday. was won By
Maitland. the score standing on single
shooting. osbiston Is. Maitland IL. On,
double shooting .osbiston 81. Maitland
"a. II Ia estimated that between tvsn.
" and thirty thousand doiltrs changed
hands on tbs match. osbiston wa the
favorits before the match.