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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01
rnR CHRoNICLR TROUBLE.

The Virginia CAroaie< Of last evening
comes back with . very lame defense OF
In position and splssny misrcpresenta-
tions. relative TO tho Virginia and Tfuckes
Railroad. ~ connected with the Pioneer
Picnic. We gave the correct statement
Of the matter In tho News Of day bofore
yesterday. and now the CAroaies accuses
the Enterprise. n we'll ss the Carson
Tribune. Of telling the same story. II
Q dozen others. Of our newspaper con-
tsmporahss. were to corroborats u
statement ID would make no difference.
facts arc facts. and Il 10 immaterial
- 70 who states them. Tho fats arc
Just prscissly - No stated them. The
Pioneers desiring 10 have THAR annual
picnic excursion. conferred with tho
Railroad Company. and the price Of can
vas hxsd at SIS each. which the Pho
nssrs agrssd 70 pay. Tho picnic vas .
grand success In every respect; tho Rail-
road Company fulfilled their contract to
the very letter. furnishing al the CAR
required. soseshsr with h'o OF their best
locomotives and everything requisite for
tho complete success Of the occasion.
and their hill was even less than what
was expected. The Pioneen' Society
has nothing 10 complain Of In this mat
Ter. and tho only agsrievsd party that
we know Of 10 the Virginia cAsoaies.
Whatever may Be il little private troub-
iss - connected With the Railroad Com
pany or any Of IL employees. II will
please leave the Pioneers out.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEgTiMo.

NPvIoE EoLIPsI. WINTERS AND PLATu
" Gold mn oo.solid.isd ninins Company,
Ing OF the s~tockhoidsn Of the Keiipss, Win
tsrl and Plato Geld Hin coasolidatsA Ninlns
Company will Be held q the once Of the Com
pany. Rssm Ne. ., nayvafd's 1ailltng. Calt.
tsrIia street, on TUESDAY. the Tvsstisth
(D day Of July, 1875. Of I sfeleek ,. q. Tnns.
fer bo:Es win close on saturday. July II, 1910,
Hi jos. MARKS. Secretary.
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GRADUATED AT the ROYAL coLLHoE
~ Of ssrs.oI,: England; q: Soy.i 1o,,sss
sity OF 0ressau, Germany. In tho year 1858
and 1854. receiving his Diploma = Member az
the Royal College Of b~ufgsons, England, Il.
~eentiate Of the Royal College Of Physielans.
London. and Doctor OF Medicine ofths univer.
:lty Of Gre.s.a. Thsss diplomas may b seen
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=" T.srsisE.

Tn. Eursl. s~li.., h,I Seen furnish
cd with information ktvs TO . pro-
jsstsd railroad sntsrprss. which Il just
ly deems h destined 10 prove Of In
calculabls bsnsAt 70 The South and
Southwestern portions Of NsvsdA- Ii
information b derived from Mr.. Taylor.
rsprsssnting IN Enelish company. vhish
has large intsrssts In Groom District.
$40 miles south Of Eureka. The ores
Of this District are bsss. and according
70 the SsHtias, Of wonderful abundance
and richness In gold and silver. Mr..
Taylor has had IN intsrvisw viii Ssn-
ator Jones relative 10 railroad oommu-
nicaiion with this District. and informs
tho Sentina that the Senator IL fully
aware Of the great importance Of His
railroad east from Les Angeles, - COM
peting with the Central Pseihe and II
determined 70 push u through With al
possible Dispatch 10 . connecting point
with the Utah Southern. He
has. according 70 Mr.. Taylor.
changed his original plan OF
building the road direct 10 Pansmint.
but will continue 10 across the lower end
Of Death Valley and thence 10 tho Utah
line. This viii pass through Groom
and other important southern mining
districts. and 1t the same time afford .
better outlet 10 Typo and Rsveiils than
d present. The road IL expected 70 b
completed within two JEAN, whom, with
the sxtsasion Of tho Eureka and Pail
sads road. TO intsrssct II, Eureka and
Eastern Nevada viii b in position to
take their choice Of competing lines TO
tho ssa coast. The result must b 10
lower freight charges and passenger
rates 70 Q moro reasonable standard. In
this visv Of the field. the importance Of
the routs proposed can hardly b over.
estimated. II viii open up . section Of
country whose greatest, in fact. only
drawback. has bsen il remotsnsss from
supplies. and 81 The same time compel
The Central Pacific Company 10 deal
fairly BY Nevada. II viii not injure the
growth Of Santa Monica and Los An
gs,ss. but may somewhat diminish the
profits Of San Francisco toll gathsrsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01
TO n LADIES,

DIR. THOMAS win merely stats that he Esys
females. In 1894 he received . special diploma
IRON the Royal College OF SarGsoes, IASADk.
signed By Drs. Rsbsft Lee ssd Artkar Fare,
Physicians TO their Royal ulghnesses the Prin.
cess Of Wales and the Duehess u EdinburRh,
aitcsting 10 his proficiency and thorough
knowledge Of diseases Of women. This Dip
Iona can be seen In his Once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01

Tns Iowa Republican platform. adopt
Cd at Des Moinea. yesterday. In sound
10 the core. II embraces hard money.
homo rule. anti subsidy. and anh-third
tsm-smbodies every issue Of the day.
and takes the right position relative
thereto. Il 10 . digest Of Republican
principles. and . creed OF Republican
faith. II shouid b copied everywhere.
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Z

HARMoN-In .virslala, Juns so.h. Msrtha
RYAN-in Virginia, Juns soth, yshn J.. 500 Of
william and nsry Ryan. sesdd
BRowN-ln Virginia, June ID, Dr.. D. p.
Brown.
1. % { 4. g. s.' 70 s III. r. T. 4 y::s: ~. IN
MULLlNlX-I In Paradise Valley. June assh,
Mrs. Al. huliinix. assd % rear. rYl-rg
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10 the Young, Middle aged and Il.
derly Nen

Who suffer nom nervous debility, debilitaling
dreams, lowness Of spirita. lassituds. desire y
avoid society, giddlness, dinnsss Of sight,
syphilitic, contagious or skin dlssases. ahec.
tons Of the heart, lungs. liver. kidseys and
urcthra,
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'IATE TELEsRAMs.
ne AIisgsi upAsssssrsSs c>asss.
Observation-Disclosures sfks>ess Ane
Oshss Parties laeoavsa.

rnhlic ..nss of ,ustios md rssts heavily
IN pisintirs Council. The conviction
4. GROWING thst he isttsr showed little
faith In The prstsndsd new evidence.
snd only made 4 feint Of trying 70 70
open ths Csc for III intzoduotion, for
- pnnoee A sall;ns u iury's sitsn-
Ion 10 De sfndavits e puhi.hsd In the
.sv,psper,. 10 vhieh o. Jury thsn had
- vhiis nov thsy kavs no means
Of Isaruino that ssid afadayits ere On.
punoed ron ths rscord. Plaintiff
eounssl are ali tryine 70 vash their
hand. Of ths conspirsey. Mainline,
Iosdsr hourly oomokoakss his case
bv c@o.tr,aisIorv stores. mar q Htls
donbI thsa - vil rsosiys ~ fun psn-
aIsv Of psriuv. Bsschsr's counsel say
thst nav Vim mot skop thsir invssha-
tjons vith Iosdsr's -. b~t posssss
eyidspos ooine beck Of him 70 bigger
oonspir.cy, and q Losdsr. also, has
virtually confessed perjury, efforts are
making 70 Rst counsel on both sidss 70
aer,s on some plan whereby the pen.
iursd sfndavits can Be- withdraw from
the record and the jury informed Of the
fact. This failed yesterday, on the pre-
tsxt Of the absence Of Bssah and Full
lsrton. Several DAYS aRo Triton told .
Tfibue reporter he had received sim
eular confirmation Of Losdsr's story but
declined 10 say how. From another
sourcs Il wa asosrtained that Nlton
said . certain LADY informed him. She
80 In Tilion's house In 1859. ordered
the carpet Laid, and paid the bill. Titou
add thst an sxaminston Of Losder's
books revealed ths liam. II appears,
however. that Losisr kept no books,
and has NO msnorandam Of such trans
sction. Moulton Il represented q hav-
ING promised the Inland Who accom-
panied Price 70 bargain With Sherman
fof hush-monsy that hs would take care
| Of Pncs u he got into trouble for cor
| robonting Losdsr's afadait. Shear
man Indignantly rsjsctsd the appeal for
| hush-monsv. but nat 4 detective q work
vho nsver for,oof his trail until be had
unssrth.d him,
NV Yosx. Juns 30.-Ths sxamin-
alton Of Jossph Losdsr bsaan this
morning. Robert Gnnnis testified that
Loeder hsd told him thsrs wss some
truth In ths statement he had made
nj = oood dsal Of sx-,ersrstion. bat
thst vith ,sesrd 10 he HING between
R.schsr snd Mr.. Triton be Wa correct.
Nothino nv - sioifed IN he oross-
rIsminst;on. Owing 10 the ahssncs Of
sy;tn... \ csss - Adjourned until
to.morroc.
Tina Tt;b,us points out thai Tilton's
counsel reduced Losdsr.s story 70 nj
ing. Q fnce sAys me ooonss, ~ NJ
aided oy prodncing = %aefAm OF ~
tons house. ms We, 1eIo,s t1s WI
dsnoe 70 ne jury Z CLOSED. Inoro,
fore. the faot that Losdsr vas nos called
before the summing up began saegssts
the natural inisrsnce tnas M0trs knes
no was iyfng. oaoosquenuy, vnl'e
besen vas sodfeesans .ne jug.
1870 ~ -.
.ne neu.o, Ana ~. ,.=s.es...iau
- .,..;S SsS-n~
Ihis oe'ne aeIusso' Pn,nn Is
eeedea IN eaiiing me MN "
. alleged tesumony .. soen a%o sn.s
defendant co1ld NOT even fs%aIk uPon
IT, Beach admiu tnst ne knes .ns,r
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ORDINANCE NO. %.

AN ORDINANCE 10 REGUlATB THE
"A use OF rire arms and Fire work. II the
SECTION 1. The board Of Trsstses Of 0ssd
I'LL do ordain: Apy, person who shall dis
charge any. gun, pis.ol OF any IRE arms what
assistance whsievsr. OF shsii Discharge, 6urs.o OF
In any way uss any fre-cfackefs, chasing
sqaibs. rockets. Roman candles. 9. shoppsr,
IN ~ yards q any osespl.d se1ss yithin tss
guilty Of dlsorderiy eondpct. md. Oh eonviokion
mereofhefpr asy Justice % the Peaee % the
town Of Cold NH. shall % aned IN any sum
not exceeding Twenty dollafs, and inprtsoned
In the Town jail 81 the rste 81 q day fsr
svery two dollau OF said hns, u ths came -
not paid.
sic.a .. This ordinance shall take eject and
BE- In force from and sftsr its pasasee.
old Hill, July I, 1915. III u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01

M. TzxxYsos's charge for - little
poem Tor . magazine" h $500.
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Or. THoMAS'

treatment OF Especial Diseases Of the Genera.
tive Organs has been without parallel. 10 10
based purely upon paihelegical prtselplss,is
perfectly safe, speedy and psrmaneat In fts 81
fccts. never for . single hour preventing the
bat on the contrary imparing tone TO the ner-
vous and muscular system with astounding
npidity. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01

IT il sussssssd that the Black Hills
expeditions will enter the Big Horn
country. and emerge 81 the little end
Of II.
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tYAMnAnsH AID ADVICE $3.50.

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
only Into his private medical csisblishnent,
where eyory attention 10 paid 70 their oomjoft
By the Doctor and experienced nurses.
ivi I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01
ARR DOCroR THOMAS At

He will thoroughly investigate .yoar dissass
and viii guarantssa speedy and kstins cure u
every case be undertakes a.ffU IffT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01

NoMxArrD.-william Irwin. present
Lieutenant Governor Of California, was
yesterday nominated for Governor BY
the Democratic State Convention. Tho
candidates wore Hndley. johnson.
Irwin. Ryland aud Roach. Tho fnt
ballot was: findlcy So. johnson 81.
Irwin ioi. Ryland CD. Roach H-l73
necessary for a choice. Roach with
drew on the third ballot. Irwin retained
his lead until tho fifth ballot. when no
had i2s votes. Al this point tho Con-
vsntion recessed until sr. n. On TO
assembling. the sixth ballot gave Irwin
i4i votes. which were increased 70 157
on the seventh. At this tiuo delegates
began rapidly changing their votes until
Irwin had received 100. and was declared
nominated. No other nominations were
made. and the Convention adjourned
sftss hearing speeches from tho defeated
candidates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01
rH. NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

A copy Of Col. Dov's now paper. the
Nevada Denocrat. reached % this morn
ing. Tho Democrat Ii daily evening
paper. pub,ishsd at Reno. New. The
copy received IL Issued merely - . sam
pie. the proprietor announcing that rs-
gular issues viii not Be made until NEXT
week. The Dumocrut promises 10 sup
port The Democratic party provided said
party viii select Republican candidates.
In other words. itdsmands hat 'intelli-
gsncs In al cases. and education. whom
required BY tho particular duties Of an
ofacsr. shall Be- the prominent qualihoa-
tions 70 meet favor and support from
the Democratic party" II being . we'll
established fact that such qualifications
arc foreign to Democratic instincts. and
unknown In Democratic circles. Va are
glad 70 welcome the Democrat into sup
port Of the Republican party. among
whose membership will b found the In
tslligsncs and education Of the nation.
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NEW TO-DAY.
DR.. THOMAS

OFFICE nOuRs-For Private Consultations,
nom Q a. =. tob ?. T., and 9 10 81.
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DKrnorr. June T.-By an accident 10
q train on the Detroit and Milwaukee
Railroad this afternoon. any Immigrants
we're severely wounded. They were
brought here. and those without friends
we're put In The hospital.
Ths shsssisg ~ Belly Hssst- TIE
Anssseans Agaia vtsssrtsas.
DUBLIN, June 3o.-Thsrs vas shoot
ing today a Dolly Mount Tor the
spencer Cup. fres 70 IN comsrs, Bruos.
Yale. Dakin, Gildsnlssvs. Ballard. Cole
man and Canhsld. Of The American
team. and Ill The msnhsn Of he Irsh
team and pooling claa. took part. II
resulted In anothsr victory for the
Americans. Coleman Won the cup,
making score Of forty-ssvsn out Of
possible atty. Ths range ~ one
thousand yards. Gildsrslssvs and Yale
also won prizes during the days shoot
inc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01

.. Il no, ! iOss Of tine sad noasy mot TO give
us . calf nue.
Our seoIs AND SHOES ar. tn.
Yinesttn the Market
Our MArs,..ssr style and Beauty, can't b
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

MUsEMENTs-sEcoSD PAGE-Firs.. second and third
AsTRoLoGY-sEv PAGr-Thrd column.
BALI BALL sEAsoN-sEcoSp PAGE-Thrd column.
BOARDERs WANTFT,-spyFsrH PAcp-Fourih column
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED-sKKSTn PAGE-Fourth
BOOTS AND sHoEs-srcosD PAer---Fogr,h column,
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FlGsr PAGE
BUSINESS oPFoRTuNIrIEsaaNlS NINTH PAoE.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-fIRsr rAeS-Flfth
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-srvESTH PAGr-socOnd col
CoAcHMEN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
coAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs-sEvESTH PAGB-Fifth and
copARTSERSHiPs- sinTS sfsSIliiPN PAGE.
pAsTF0us TSG% Gagmn
DaNTisTRYosfv SEW, PAeE-Fourth column.
Ply SoDPsFs1 N oEs % E RSsHEp eGsS AND I'm
EuRNIsMMED,., SIZE ~ 9Ps PAGE-Fh coamR R;o
FOR sAiFsrTrNTa PAerTbird ealamn 'O'u"i"
FUR FURSisHED ShiHl ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EgRNiTg eETTrvESTI Re- fAsE-sixth column.
HELL wv sPWVANrED-xALEs- srvrsru pAor--Third column
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-FIRsr PAcE-Third and
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., wXNTED~Finsr PAcr-slxth
INsTRTGTio oSrEInsT ~ PAcrasixth column.
hosT ASP EouND-FInsT PAcEseeond "deO column
MARBLE MANTELs-sEvENrH PAcE-sixth column.
MiLLiNERY AND DREssMAElNG-FInsr PAGE-sixth
MIscELL4NEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-rrsru PAGE
Sixth column,
MUSICAL-SEcovp PAGE-Third column.
NEW PUBLICATIoNS-FIFTH PAGE-Finh and sixth
columns.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-Frst column.
PiANOFORTES. ORGANS, &C.-sEcoND PAGE-Thrd col
POST OFFICE NoTICE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
PROPOSALS-SECoND PAGE-Third column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
ouT TaG CITY, FOR SALE OR
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-FIRsr PAcr-Finh
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-FIRsT PAeE-Frst and second col
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AUCTI0E-SEcoNp PAGE-Fourth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-SE PAGE
First and second columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PlGE-Second
SPECIAL HoTIcEs-Fmsr PAGE-second and third col
sPoRTTNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &o-F1Rsr PAer-Third col.
THE TRADES-sEvEsrH PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsT PAGE
Fifth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEvKNTu PAsE-sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGE-Sixth column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-SEcoND PAcE-Fourth col
WINTER REsoRTs-sEvENrH PAGE-Fourth column.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

A CRY nfcn AucTI6N MAXI AND n. y rArrERsALL's,
M&Jos ehA E4RkhR
pvFey Regular a, sales o q Horses Carriages, &e
...,..... AT II O'CLOCK.
TWENTY-FOUR hours allowed for trial on every horse
THIS Is THE only auction in the State having the
driving trnck entirely under and plenty OF room for
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY
MORTGAGE SAFE AZ !, u % O'CLOCK Lock ana vorv closely
matched pair chestnut sorre Trottng Geldngs MOHAWK
BROTHERS. both by Mohawk, the dam Of one BY John
high foaled 1866 and 1867 are game very
easy aayers have shown trial Of 2SsA y the pole one
have records better than 81 mnequaed by any for
road use have style and appearance and arc
THIRTEEN TRIMMED and untrimmed Portland
GSgSI Tor sTPEBAg De ar Ecsa Road Wagon. new
uEN - Nan sui Road establishment compris-
cot sSsaH BY Daniel Lambert oa
ER onsd ssGns without fs% ss nS
0ns q hS Ss onn 6sT ss styled d and
ss Mystic track but her go9es was
showed private trial Of dash oftwo miles, driver weigh
ing 100 pounds. in 5l5; this mare properly
the best She splendid road mare having great bottom
snd s sod only on account o.
ting MeToH oy 9pipoy Poe and Shafts hne Harness. &C.
FINE tor Depot Wagon.
ROAD TURNOUT, comprising an elegant bay Gelding
stylish driver sharp traveller and warranted sound and
built y Whittier
LARGE LOT and second hand Harness. Horse Cloth
PAIR OF gray Gedings i5sz high, years old prompt
drivers very stylish and warranted sound and kind
BY ORDER OF assguee in bankruptcy, the chestnut
sorrel Geldng Omaha with record of 3l Description ut
TWENTY OTHER sleghs, top and top Road Wagons.
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
on Of Npeat her
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

TT EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
i Broadway and Fifth avenue-Desirable furnished
Rooms let reasonably without board to gentlemen ony
references.
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100 EAST FORTY FOURTH STREET NEAR GRAND
IAC Central depotxRo2ms furnished completely for
housekeeping for small families single gentlemen rent
S. TO $S per week. Apply the premises or to W. ).
GAvEY, AZ Bleecker street.
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yNANTED-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLAT, IN
w first class location for family of three adults: refer.
ences Address. with lowest terms BOSTON. Herald Up
town Branch Office.
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DO FRONT PART OF FRENCH FLAT. FURNISHED;
pU. Sitting and Bedroom connecting Kitchen with all
improvements; bath gas Included los Fifty
sixth street. between Lexington and Fourth
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTEI

A GENTLEMAN WISHES BEDROOM DOWN
100 II erald Office.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

IT MARIE TILLMAN 4 CO.'S (OF PARIS IMPoRE
~ OF fine millinery Nine. A. Michel,
No 423 Sixth Twenty street. ladies viii
find fine stock to order from
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

DILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH REV. j. SPENCER
Kennard Thirty third street. OF Eighth avenue
III morning Scenes in Sayours Life, THE
Nativity Evening-Invtng Voicesn
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

DEAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM-oUT To.MoR
h ROW MORNING, CONTAINING ALL THE --LATEST
LOCAL AND TELEGRAPHJC NEWS. PRICE TWO
CENTS. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

RIO CAPITALISTS.-ONE OF THE LARGEST ESTATES
in Central New York perfect title encumbEance
erai thousand acres water power farms town site railroad
station will be offered at sacrifice for thirty
cash and mortgage and three good
interest paying securities will be entertained unequaed
investment. Address OWNER box 2l6 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

AOE BROoME STREET, THREE BLOCKS WEST
HOO of Broadway--A nicely furnished front Room
and wife for light housekeeping also smaller
Rooms; rent 81 TO ST.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. IN A PRIVATE
n house, with bath. SC gentlemen only very ren-
sonabe - Clinton place Eighth street,, near fith
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

near Fourth avenue-Rey j. A. Setz, pastor; preach
ne tomorrow al 10 AS and 80 Subject in the evening
THE Prodlral after His Return
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

AT BARKER a SONS
~ CITY AUCTION MART AND ~ Y. TATTERSALL'S,
corner of Broadway and Thrty-uinth street
MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER. AUCTIONEER.
Regular sales Of Horses Carriages, &c
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A ISAAC g. B0YCE 267 BROADWAY, LAWYER
n. Notary, Observation-Disclosures obtained promptly
without publicity Causes-Deser ton incompatibilty ha
bitual drunkenness nhdeity nhuman treatment conyc
tion of felony. Passports obtained
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

GENTLEMAN MAY OBTAIN ONE OR TWO
n Rooms in the house o. first class private family als'
Office for dentist Inquire No 80 West Thirty
street, between Fifth avenue and Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

L, URNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.-A SMALL FAMILY
OF adults require four nicely furnished Rooms in the
city for housekeeping moderate Address, for
IL L., Grand Union Hotel
, 1875-04-01

HA~ YORK March 3i-at"ncy, after losulng at Z,
toded 1t SGT; prime mercantile paipr, bba7.
tight.
Customs receipts, s3sg, 900.
Gold opened At t1s;;, declined 10 ll4,, rallied 10
i, and closed At my. The rates raid for borrow
lnR were and per cent per annu,u, and l-cl 10
a-a Per dfetn aud tiat To Assistant Tfeaaurce dis
hufae4 SIS, LOO. Cicazings, $l47, ,U00, ,uOo
Governments and railroad mortgages nrm. State
ba.ds lnl, tho oaly change being in repneasees,
AZ the opening u busncss to-day tho stock market
oecame nsln. tic presence Of Daniel Drew on the
Fetf 4nd the statement that ha wss settling MI con-
tracts that cams duo yesterday causing renewal OF
tAe haoyAnt feeling tha hAs prevailed Oh tho stree.
!os eotns weeks phtt. Eric waz exceptionally yrat
iha io~sF. Tho hnctuAton4 were frcqcent 4opE thu
tauts ns but pr1oes kept steadily improving uut,ar
mo 1caa OF We+tGrn uniou Telegraph. Later thstp
%as declins In tho general 1st and suh.enue,t "a.
:overy during tho afternoon. lau,ua went to tfs
!tont with an adsauce Of * lpr cent. and
Pacific hlaii went up ~ rsr cent, aud it
Eas inferred that something favorable ha1 bocn
aous At tho meeting Of Director, renarta, ar
being held To-day. Lu! Inquiry, IN WA ascest.ined
that nothing but routine busilcas hA be- t,,n.arts1
At tie nnal close tic market was t,ra. an4 uricfa
tao~ed advance Of X to tx per cent ~ conrsrxd
with opening saes and Y 10 rcr on tho closing
quotations Of yesterday. Fan4M4 was = marked az
septi0n. clostng As ia bid and Us sated. Taansac
Ions aggregated 175U Uo sAarcs, OF which OK w.re
Pacthc Iatl at1 Western Uuiou, ~. .0dU Northwest
srn cornuout sdy1J0 Erie, oooo st. Iaul oou,muu,
lu,'o Lake shore, 1000 Wabash, and 81 600 Union
Pacific,
bEezkne Of tho eonmotioa In Rall street yesterday
md 1t. causes. the Taes says It sptears that Dan.
Ii! DEtw fur soma tas pat haa bean asliDR pliri-
iAsss chiefly calls aud ssttsddiest on atocta and
puts 1u gold Ths recent AfSs advance ln stocks
ioducad soas Vt tbs hodsss 10 present hsis tpry!.
IL frn tstI ISa&f H.