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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-19
BONDS.

VH UUCtWUBT Oy IoIOa
A Tenth, which costs only s.. can draw any
Of the following, and will DO received by the
Company at any time in six month, as SIS In
the purchase Of a $50 Bond.
This is a chance for gain and no chance for
lose So ~ ~ NA-"SS iNi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
REAL ESTATE.

Nsw-YoRK. Tuesday, Nov 0. 1875.
At the Exchange Sales Dom to-day the fol-
,owiug auction sales contaminated
nv I'm. Esaneuy, -. ~,,,
It, or iSs .sS,S Ea, = iS2
Bs = A. X Ld &c, GO 4 20 ,g proaa.st. east
Se' i5S 'i II o E1chsnserisce lot Sosal7 az, 600
Gavin Stevens '''' By il, " ooate,: ,,,,,, two
story brick , eos <: h is7 w' q d iT0
Cs on lot 100? sSaSss M o pani
sherman ne =, rex re- H4' Si5s II of i55th.
f s S 81 "a" allen srosax-o he TH
O, 1 sroRs% Frs eo,ho-at No IS East Twenty
s.o..co WIN NJ p So III broadway Messrs Ludlow Co.
will Dc tle auctioneeTs-
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
pe,so,.st . = 9i03ft @ ~ Morrisavc. 25xl06s 2S1
Ward; Edward STANDBY. referee, to Dewitt $40
s.h ss $ pos It o. shave ii o5 John 600
Mei to Eew1rS Icy e so;si icoxio i2oOI5oo;
ssS sSsvs 80 y 81 St. 4Ss1 rrvsu
lar O senans CrS,k sam 5 s9 sane to sne 10000
William .. " 3 rrgqla d Ward john Weeks IT, 5000
5s cot o. Le ess IN fT mel Zitc Nominal
Bculeyara 2SS p W va ST. 1880
l?6th 81 mo 70 70 Fuily ~ 81 pter Nominal
I9thf 24s " o. , 4I1sys WTsi n', se.25O
if sa. a. We Si% iies,c% vst, $500
BIosd%ay cor Of @2as' s'' it'N 80 900
pro. Wv hreealsr Benjamin Raynor 10 Geo oco
e2Gst S5ls M1 81 Saa'e' 1880
7ns laS1n W o6 51 H,r;r 1890
lSSih st. IS SS9 70 Io ~ M 19i 10000
~ st. Nos$ ne lSe eTs 81 sl.2o
I'm st. - cbap,es Tsy"r ~ 49,. $50
Is 81 81 % oi IeS cod
, hTsn s ana T Tcpery JARED Zen and wife toJA
PesrlsI, No - 4 ~, Lt iNrVo - 0"'""' 49, Nominal
Pearl II same E'lfI ~ eAnu'i T. 5000
pesr St sse rrperty Mary Cary and others to
Ns nan "a n,,,.rv Same 10 y o.tnai
lsth-st = $40 u oi o'n">e' -VH'o ". 10000
nIoadwar vs. 10 4 Of 4lst 2OllxslS' Frsder 70 ooo
iSs role, 70 iSiS Of boulevard ok IRREGULAR;
also NernhlIS aye w., o G'V McTis Nominal
spuyten pa vi Creek irregular io""u - 4,lCO
,oistst ESQ Il Of ilthave 5OxlOvil; same to ooo
,s ssn'g $50 n Of ION ave- o. 10Y r,gul'r
sahs 70 = ~ ol ',nrrte 70 Isaac II! Nominal
IGN St n : 10 O. 2day. XipV'iO "ort0 600
lOiths = l6Gsn Of "a ave- l6sxlOo1O; sameto ,ooo
loiiSs 1874 # " OF 2daye l6s1lO1o same tie ooo
,diis st 3 900 II Of 2daye lGsx COLO; faneto ooo
toa, t 5 nc IT of dave l6sxlcOlO' same ~,
lo g s N :. 1854 9daye l6sIiooiO same ooo
lc4,h IT. e 25 ii etove lG.s1looio; same to ooo
i9in.- Zo''' II " oi INV i.'A -, 1000
,oatsr- s. gsS4f tw Of 2Gaie iG.SxiCOlo; slme ooo
lcsts IT T. 700 ii o. 2davc i6srlooio same ooo
iVl'hsL D > DIV Il " "a u''' '' -. 600
tolihs - $40 II VI -o&'' '.7..'..' soOc
i0Gieisll J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
MORTGAGES

hewf'on Gee 5pa AVE- We years $1,000
PLAN t.tnna ~ ' ,sf Sears a 1000
Petty w ~ 7, AM WI re az uo $500
lex at tS , Ws and ssiht YEAR 100000
Smith Dor iutk, james W gyms, Oil35ds o't oo
AID 3 wears oVV'
SAM 20 Cornelius TmpS0n, Of 1880 S, Oet On ooo
9th years. i'"VO
churce - ne 4Io.e'nen' 10 rus 20 o. 900
Mtnlt LOi and wife. "a LoO.od Mayer es o. Lnu- ,oo
16S. OF Hester years N''""
MOI W., ysoTs n nai'oN ...''.. $500
Yinpson 9 orneius r wife, t. John w Maslfy, go
~ l32d-s, OF 5ti ave . years. ---. -. o.VVV
NcNahOn DrLs, and wife, Ia IohlI 4 Muler' " Sol 40,
f.3l NaHD - years c'to'
as J@nn 81 e,a i ElI, :, 'p,' o 10000
Eiess0H Huge. ami Wt 10 Judas HOtcikiss, n = OF n
" - 4thlrt: wear ~"
slanan. ~ r. If ,i' wof shave years 5000
schw'F ISH ST., az" ~ Se S $500
ingo5i q, I'M oi si, awe ave- Years 5000
fi -, t ANY Any and s morsse on lease ysrs 5000
iSnPk u. ~ .S 1900
Carfen. Dta4tt 3, Ia Mary NckeOn OF Benson-st oo
t23h Warn; Years ..-.-.-----. .;-.., .----. wv
TIM son, Cornelius a and Wif, to John W Masury, o0
suf soi ~ iti-s.e; wears onoO
g., 20 cone ms ~ IS2n - W ~ yh ave years $3.50
lOfciall j. \. SAVAGE, deputy i'eFisVi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
Giin propcrtn Go Eat.

A THIRD FLOOR of 6 Rooms of House No.
"a Nsyer ey place rent 40 per month.
E'kENCH FLATS-Nery desiribly located
AND possessing every Apply at No. ~ West
e'd HI 10 tie Jsnitor or Janitfess.
E'LOOk and ATTIC 10 LEI at l27 Waver-
leg place rent 80 20 pcr month Eeye Nth Myar Ma
nus Las "asb" tai ~, aeu dor. rH0RNTON NJ ROD
MAJ i.a state agent CJ5 III iaiwsy, st1-st
/ AKLEM.-To RENT, lower part of small
Il "a s"ry biik HOUSE i- a. sto0p a Improve
sisAiS Il anea. reliable family, In % W.. 3is:st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
auttiou Sales Of Reel Goialc.
ELEGANT HOUSE and LOT

NO. d EAST TWENTY-FlFrH-ST., NEAR
MADlSON-SQVAkE.
r. II. LUDLOW & GO. vii sell al auction NEDNFS-
DAY. vow 10 1872 u O'Clock. at tine Exchange alesoo
No III Broadway:
EAST IWENTY FIFTH ST Tie first class folr story
bfowston". high sioO3 DWELLING lot. No. 40 East
Gweut I'm st uO.i, SIDE iust of Ma s0naye no
j. 2jACO ie twi ud~l endelt wal - subs ut aily
bu IL perfect oTeT trrug ou fr'sco on Inst and se"oLd
tnt ami coaans Al The mofon consequence hands
LitrDt uiaiieR sold rosewood dora &C.s 1t KOS.
Ally cent OF the h1se remain bond aud
morgaes iot three ct 1--WE years. at option 81 ths purchaser
fOf Gids and permits apply 10 the Auct0uesT, No Pine
81 N,67OJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
iuinter Resorts.

=
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, N. r.,
III Bahamaa-Wil open Nov. 1. Steamer viii leave New
York Nov. FOR Ssssa direct Steamers wiz leave s
Ga 10 days and the IN less tla Two Gays
Tho femnersturs Of Nassau did but
from 70 making II the most dell shtf climate In tie world
'N' pN JANIS LIDGERwoOD. 73s Broalway, n. Y
CANTA CRUZ, WEST lNDIES.-Renowned
~ for salubrty Of climate and beaaty Of scenery
BULOWSMINDE,
the late paace 'r gness Terms
moderae For lame with full narticnarr, ply 10 IL H.
VAN siCKLEN Libopole, No. 1913 Nassau ti- Newfork
WINTER LOCATION FOR INVALlDS.
w hundr aud fifty invalis more than we now have
conf rtsbly cared Tor and have TIE
opportunities well duriug Tits Fall aud WINTER at
Hillside once, DsnsN
Co. NewYork is the largest Hygculc inkiiinon IN ne
world where well Of all durable seasrs without
the use accommodate 200 rcr-"s ann
already patients from IL States AID cana 10 Iof t Al
and Winter location is nfcent Tor W inter- r nee
postage stamps for Circular panp le' anu
.,.ef engravfng Tho Cure and Address
above. JAN ~ u 'h|HD''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
fnrnltnre.
Dnsincss Thamees.

$1,000 3HN4rb pH &c ssAi1.eg D9 95axHh
~ ,ITS worth eight times the money, and unncumberd
Address LOAN, TuDune Ohice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
Gotels.

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 1886 corner 9th
w ave. (Murrsy HlD.-American plan the Ia ut del gut
fny loo ate family city. few suites and single
loom al mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
Country Board.

Country Board.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, having a very de-.
N srabe lace, healthy location, pleasant well furnished
Tooms oud Ike family for all anu Wnter boAtD hei
they an have moderate, on the he OF
NeIaven Railroad hours from city. Address s. sEELf
barren Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
Doaro dno Rooms.
brooklyn Board.

ONE or two Young gentlemen can Obtain
~ cord BOARD. with pleasant FRONT !tOoM On INT /.
noOr; house located oD f1ghth St. near St,nsse
moderate Address for further PARTICULARS W 20 DOB a.
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

No FREE LIST EyCrrr THE PRESS
stH4s fGTa %hEf Il
DHILHARMONfC SOCIETY.
MNH T Eh2nrr %t tsn. aTa
have kindly volunt cred the rserv ees
GENERAL Rra aps S ''i FRfphY november 70.
coTGEHT S Tm fE loGffr3p
nERGcHEL bERGMA - -, Conductor
/. overrrp. "Iulrs d%.ar :....Hans Won RIow
Maf }a@ %f&Ef Fl sI5 Dr-nn'
Eeut AHA Ia N, "a n Tao@ Iy
4. Transrr ption pianotorte, "Mds' uer Nights
pr'a NINE x.vErgA rALKAUERpAcn. p,.rsr
D. il'"' i'' mEEI, TIT TIT oDoR wACnTEL
HbH.9& 10 c p EA SE!,EAFsA 81
f S E an NH oy b we'd on tue date for
Witch chi icy SI i ere i. st ucd VIZ 'N'
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS..
Seat. .esalt MArrxE TIE TEHSAF 2EA
TIIRD AVENUE TIIEAgER h"tycen ,d Thir-
Proprietor 23H & NsEs5F& T. 6 PF:?'
ETY. mp a, YH LEY
MArISEE e., s9d PATHWAY Ssa. O'Clock
TONY PASTOR NEW THEATER.
Directly nppo ie the Heto o ita1 ILo'el, -
Every Evening and Tuesday On Friday Mat nee harrv
Nrcarthy. Rev"olds Brother, Sapnh' the Hanr,!I
Trio ~ Alice IA I'd. NurTay. the Seritsi llo's, '"
i.rrv Rir Kate o., onnnr O. e. inrcnnr Sandfori and
wilson Jennie Morgan I. NJ Hengtr. Cha LIS Worley and
al 1T ~ ,, =, ,,o,.,.,y
VNuEO. THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTS,
i AND Fill. PUBLIC Rt.ifEARSAiS,
At STEISWAI FAfI.
soLoIsT Nine. Ant 1IIEI,rE SfE2yiNT," ,'ontra'o
FIRST FULL PUBL REHEARSAL
Admission. a. cfnts reserved - as one DoIar.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 49, ats
FIRST SYMPHONY CDNC1EE
ovERTrRE, Tpheonia II Aglis .....'''..''.''o 'n'K
PAs ,n4K "a {Clrstmas orat"ro .....Bach
Nine k%TnIVErrE STERLING.
SYM"UDNY Va. 2. N T. op. 93..-.--.--. a ,'ilnv"n
DOpP IIiAE .tER...... hhbe
Mime. roi MITE ~TEItLING. -
A Symp ON . Dantes Div Come Ia llsZt
A Gil 1RtiS Of FEMAlE F'llCFe .
tickets 20 tie Cone 81 anc I'll u" nccpNng
to location. Reserved s'ats ~ cents rNira Al,
# ale Of r e. cts vi commence Non'av ulornny ~ u.
Fox Office Hall AZ q. SchirIners NJ" i bt""d
way, ia Broadway, and at no 3 Uhl"hsI1are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

n jOK As first class cook understands SOUPS
meats arI icilic, f. a goo la er pbtciio 20
he cpuiirv aring house; goJt city rei1r'he'
WIZ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

G0OK.-A young woman rs connetcnt COOS
and x.l.It h,L r best city rrfer from last en-
nov4r iiG lstsy. between 18th and @ n-sts, IN tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
Giiun,ions tUinle>--fcnlie5.

TD)K-t Prote slant WOmin rs COOK; NJ
Jds~e ais L. .ill niiv kin an bl.lne; clunt
ri I'VE gears refee Call for tao days at l3i West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

N00K.-An experienced and rcon2ml al wo-
man aq r,,, u r.ylte ftmy npi'rsand- all lads 81
rg: refer Call al Az IN ave. .Onef ot
Inv 4 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

I AM the agent for the leading BOAtDlNl
HOUSES mi partculus q vacaac,S free, choce foo
Nth nTtyate ile &c. GEO j. HAWKINS, % West ?.t
o. corner Iroadw3y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
Gituations fuIntc1--fcmales.

NURSERY Cow RNESS.-a young lady
~ Wis ie~ s1n Nursery Goterness TO ei"wn col
tron aeuGani apon lay ply To- wesn N honis ~
IN tine ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
UANBERMAID.-As experienced chamber

maid. a clae valiTers, thoro1g ~ uhh'fa ave,
her inD, no OBJECTION Iuyse b arng house g'~@
CITY reference fro Last place Call al 4o veal iSs' """'
room. door, FEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

DOAED can b" furnished tD two single gent e.
front AID hall conuecling terms mJGeate ADDRESS u
FOX 7. tribune OfIco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI t.
e tlenen and their wives OF slec ger tinen to rc
spectacle PARTIES, house ali modern improvements liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

I'D FLOOR, 5 ROOMS. near 34th-st.. FUR
- HED-farties desiring market for tlemi ives
and have Their M els prepared served gentlemen r.
i.1rld l. A. Daily. ~ tltaNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
.RESSM Dame Parisicnne re-

able arrivtr ie FaIcr psr r drrret -"aW'r i"rl
bile l.iur Ia 4 csi v,t"ments drs Daii' -.
ma I'd a., louvrar 81 c soft adonice excel ni's
tr,nrer s'slrssr Mime. a., 40 West twenty seconas'
On ne pare pas IA sLns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

lNIVE doors from Gilsey iiousc.-Elegant
sa,te ROOMS 90 narlor aoor, rrivate table II rr'
lfrreG; also two elegant Third floor al West
Doth al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

10 AND II CLINr0N-PLACE, between
L - Broadway and University Il1ce.-iarge and s,nsi
ROOMS Ars aud second floors, with board mouse hea'ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

VO LET-Largc, pleasant ROOMS, Furnished
Il with BOARD aiso a hal ro"l. los west 4'n-s'' "
tvs cen broadway and OthAVe. Refer 1ce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

,f~I WEST 23D-Sr.-A desirablo suite Of
4 ROOMS 10 LET, with hOSrl, p1rl 70 r hot aui
water closet and abundant pantry and coset ROOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

4 WEST 22D-ST.-Second floor from hOCMS,
Handsomely flrni. ed other Pheasant rooms " III ofi
appointments DIES rdoie lOcai! Attractive
reft given and required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

A PRIVATE family viii LET to. gentlemen,
n without boari bedroom, molly furnished aiso
two hall rooms ire aud BATH reference cAcnaee on
UnveTs ty place, near l5th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
Beard ano Roonle.
Below Fourteenth-st.

Below Fourteenth-st.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NV,
~ work rRIHITNE Will, BE RECEIVED At TIL r
IIPrONN OFFICES No La broadway cor thirty .,n
=, nv "a West Twent, thI,dst, cor. E1ghtlttVr ItV
rir, az, cor Forty seventh ST. at the HARLEM ofFiCf
M slsf Thr ave, on ehmdrrd anGtweity TOUR IT
cIo,isn, ayings Raus Buildnc aad at the BRoohitN
OFFICE BIB Washington st., next door l." he
FOstUlIce, upto \ o. IN, AZ resa.ar onee t5.tes.
PRIVATE family has comfortable KOOMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

4 GEN LEMAN and wife can he accomno-
n de,ed with ROOMS ard BOARD also single alb bac"
rsTIor with private tale preferred % West 2it4ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

I,URNISUED 3d-story FEONT KOUN, pr
y,te bousr With rise OF with"'t bard ntem
rrfert,si f.rnces lru rel and las West 4lst-st
b-tweeu IiroadWav and CHI ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

I'D WEST 9TH-ST.-TO LET, with board
% elegant Room. with arge dressing closet hoi and
cd wefer ad all convenience 10 Oue or TWO Gentlemen
house and table unexceptonabe terms modorate table
boar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

Two LET. with Board-Sevcral large ROOM'
at Miss BAX1EKS, 53 " est lhtist References 'h''
Nm laAr neon nnY NeaIs ID t.e 10 an Otherp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-29

DID Nor MTrr.-Ths meeting Of the
Board Of Aldermen Of Virginia. TO take
some action In The Crosby.Todd matter.
whioh was appointed for last evening.
did not come o6. The City Attorney
and Clerk were In the Justices Court,
o prosecuting. and the other n Wit
ness In tho cross sign business. The
meeting OF the Board could not OF course
take place In the absence OF both. To
make matters worss, however. tho
Mayor was subpenasd asa witness In
the case also. Il viii probably be de-
eidsd d the nsxt regular meeting OF tho
Board, II at al, when an Investigation
into the charges made BY Crosby Will
b had.
IT wrxr ORA morning oontsm-
porasy Is responsible for the following;
Dutch Frank. living over near the Silver
City Switch. givss Il u bis opinion that
coal oil a sTplodvs.r Two OF three
svsuiuu aeo be twas looking for bugs'
With lighted candle. and In his haste
70 capture them he let The candle fall on
hall oano Of coal oil. A. there II no
vie-maksr In town Frank now wsars .
sticking plaster ovsrh is hsad. The hair
vill probably grow out again, but u viii
BE- zone dine nsxt Fall before Ill Of his
finger nails are - good - new. Frank
says, "Goltfordam dot goal oilsT"
$1,000 ,s~tsin s~ifornev. In n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-29
CALIFORNIA.

Iupsvtaus Resolution % she ssn
rrsneises stsek Dssrd-Prssses.
lag Dealers.
BAN F~nAscsco, July 20-l:3o ?. ~
Tho San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board yesterday. aftsr . heated debate.
passed Q resolution holding members Of
said Board responsible for their euson.
srs' funds intrusted 70 their care. and
giving " said customers . claim against
the valuable Board seats Of The mem.
bsrs. Until now members Of the Board
could use funds intrusted 70 their care,
and bring utter ruin 10 their customers
and the stoct-dsaiing public. and ytt
continue TO DO The equal Of any honsst
member, retain their s25. 900 seats and
q business netting from % 1000 to ~, 900
psr month. The second failure Of Mr..
n. G. Page within . short period and
the loud and angry complaints Of SUI.
fsrers by failures against the ons-sadsd
law Of the Stock Board referred 70, was
the probable cause Of yesterdays action.
A ssssksrsksTs Clerk nsss his En-
plsysr-Ansivefsary Csrs.essss'
Charles Kuchsl, . clerk for Q. W.
Fox, st~ockbroksr. has been found 70
have robbed his employer toths amount
Of 600, 900. mostly In California and
Consolidated Virginia stock. He has
been arrested. and Is undergoing an e.
animation by his employers and Captain
Lsos. II is thought that about s2o, 600
may be recovered. Kuchsl Is only about
20 years old. and has besn leading q
very fast life. He used 70 DO . clerk In
Geo. Lsdd's ONCE.
The tweniy.hfth anniversary Of the
conservation Of Archbishop Alsmany and
his transfer from Monterey TO this do.
csss, was celebrated this morning. asths
Cathedral. with imposing ceremonies
Over one hundred priests were present.
An immense congregation Witnessed The
ceremonies. and the Cathedral VA
crowded 70 its utmost capasisy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-29

IL DolApo Co~AL.-Tssms were sst at
work yesterday hauling coal from FL
Dorado Canyon 10 the mills In Lower
Gold Hill. The mine hes been pros
pectsd hy means Of diamond drills some
500 feet from the original shaft, and
the fact demonstrated that the coal vein
IL very extensive. The holes ct present
being put down are being tubsd o. the
work Of sinking them progresses. tts
said that the attention OF capitalists has
bosn drawn TO the matter OF building .
narrow gauge railroad from the mine 10
Virginia City via Dayton and Silver City.
and the work will therefore b com.
pletsd much sooner than was anticipated.
The Fl Dorado coal Ii without doubt 60
Ing 10 have an important bearing on the
fuel supply Of this section In the near
future.
PRlzs MEpAL.-A splendid gold med
al, weighing Ave ounces and valued ct
$500. manufactured BY N. N. Friedrich,
the wsll.known jewslsr Of Virginia, was
on exhibition In n OF his show win.
dows this morning. The medal u de-
signed for the Washington Guard. and
IL the present OF . number OF the citi.
Gems OF Gold Hill and Virginia. II will
30 one OF many valuable presents which
will be given 70 tho Guard on the COCA
sion OF the annual target shooting to-
morrow.
FRrronr REcxrPn. - The following
amounts Of freight were received at tho
Gold Hill and Virginia dspots OF tho
Virginia 4 Truckee railroad, during the
twenty.four hours ending II n. to-day;
Wood 40 car loads, lumber "a, msrchan.
disc 2. hay !, gain !, salt I, pig iron !.
Total 81 car lGAds.
PIokoS SnoorNo.-The match yes
tsrday between Osbiston and Maitland
was won by the former. An impromplu
match between G. F. Klsupisr and J. y.
Kanssn was won by the latter.
ORr SHrrxrSr.-Thero were shipped
over the Virginia 4 Truckes Railroad
for the past "a hours. ending at II n.
to-day, 50 carloads Of orc, amounting
70 6Si tons.
A FAvoRABLE Nororrrrr.-The good
reputation OF Browns Bronchial Troohes
for the relief Of coughs, colds, and throat
diseases. has given them . favorable no.
toriety.
FiRxxExs' BALL.-The Jaksys Of Sil.
YER City design giving q grand ball be-
fore long. OF which they will. for tho
first time, appear In uniform.
ovKaHluLrxo.--John Piper Is going
TO e1psnd about 5000 In repairing his
Opera House In Virginia. The work 10
nov In progress.
DISTRICT CoUar.-Ths District Court
Of Lyon county onvsn on next Mon.
day. Judge W. II. seawsll presiding.
wArrs srsucr.-A largo body Of water
has lately been struck In the Niagara
mine at Q depth Of 200 feet.
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AssES~MENTr

~ - NJ.
een'n pet snare. .es,.a Sniyy
,s,s ""->" '' "
a, cent. mar .hsrr. levied June %:
delinquent July sih: sale day JAY NH.
rtsh-sa ps, sl.rv: levied June nh; do
hnausai July pm; sale day 'ay wa.
Iesi-d June an; ~dslinqasat JAY ash; sale
day July ss,h.
silver mn % per share, levied Jane sth;
delinquent July i&th; saie DAY August sth.
Dayton 81 per share. levied June sth; de-
hnqnen' July i'th' sAis aAy Nusas' ssh'
Dasey-so cents p.r share: levied June "
dei"q"ss' 'a'y ~ asy A.xe"
Cesmspsittas -7s cents per .hsrs; levied
lune9 " ae'inqaeh' 'uy Ia sAs ssS ssV
". Ia. ., H.
Arss., nv "a ~. asv x1.a.l
-, I.,.,,.
us....n, js,, ssee ale a., kurust 10.
"EN.s-y...-n. s,,. -, .h.,..
I.,,ed Jane ID, delinquent July 90 Gals
asy Eu.u.tp.
Nc, .harc. levied June 70; delin-
aa.nt .IuIy ~ salc day August ~.
49, y.rn- :: 30 cents per share; levied June
W." sJu-...n, I.ix y. Ala a., August n.
"ue".S".s-.~s ~ -. NJ,
J... ~ JeIlnousnt July n:
ss,s "a, August 10.
- L,,.a Ian. A. ae,lp.
a.-n, Jai, r.: sale dsy August 10.
o,c-....~s,pcr share; levied June q; de.
~Iln,usui DULY NJ sale day August H.
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TnrAsulEn Nxw's PoPuLAnrrr.-Th
%jolliost official In Washington 10 tho new
Treasurer. He has an casy. dashy way
about him that captures his visitors.
He IL very active and energetic. always
ready with o cordial handmade and q
breezy smile between tho intervals OF
business. Ho Is bound TO DO very pop
ular here, and he has such an i~nsinua.
ting way with Newspaper men that DO 10
bound to BE- pulled and repuffsd during
his torn OF Official existence. lilo 10 .
man wiso In his generation. He has
studied the short and easy road TO OH
cial popularity. and Is 20 certain OF OBJ
Aiming Il.
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HsALrHyrL AND DrticIous.-rhe most de
~lIeious. % we'll % hesithfui and i~nvlgoraiing.
summer beverage 10 the sparkling cronk. sup.
lin. They arc Furnishing. u TO al the prinei.
pal saloons, - well - 10 families and Ill who
desire it, o. tina most reasonable rates. bcnd
your orders 10 tho Mount Vernon Houpe, and
Try . "a rpis Of this popular and wholesoms
beverage. ~ Hn
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL.

You ars all invited to call and inspect
u new and elegant store with is full.
rich stock Of witches. chains. jewelry.
silvcrware. diamonds. clocks, bronzcs,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO re-
ceivsd In q courteous manne by J. w.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street. who will nj.
ways take pleasure In showing CUSTOM
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering II o trouble. but always TAX
Ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fall to call and sec him gro you
purchase elsewhere. He will sond good,
for selection to any part Of the States
and will repair watches and jevslry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co., guarantee.
ing all work which leaves his store; m
ploying. ~ he does, tho best OF work.
men. Don't forget his now store-l3i
Kearny street only.
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sr-.r,osrnr AND J,wrLar.L.B Mar,h.Il.

STATIONERY n JiwsLar.-J.B D. Narshaii.
at the Gold Hil Post-onace store. ssols agent
for I'll the San Praneisco and B~scrsmento daily
paper. All tho latest Eastern periodicai.,
msgssines. etc. rsesived % sooe 90 publl.hsd.
and delivered In any part Of town. plank
books and slsticnery, in great variety Blans
short noticc, Gold and Silver watches, eloeks.
and . ane assortmsnt OF Iewelry; repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular sdvsf.
tiscment In smother column. Jets