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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Ktlbreth.

A GOOD WAY TO COLLECT A BAD DEBT.
On Tuesday afternoon Egbert @. Barton, OF
No. 255 Centre street, appeared before Judge Kill
breth and swOre out q warrant against John
ConOver. whom he charged with keeping gam
bling saloon at No. IA East Houston street. Yes
terday Conover was arrested and brought to
court, where he stated TO the Judge that Barton
had done some plumbing Tor him and since the
completion Ol tue work had persistently dunned
him Tor the bill. which at the time he was unable
to pay. Failing to get the money he has, SO Como
yer says, sought to vent his malice. Barton &C
knowledged having done the Plumbing work and
the failure to obtain c0mpens atiOn therefor, but
denies the imputed malice, stating that the
charge Is founded in his conception Of public
policy. COnover Is held in default or $1,000 to
answer,
FELONIoUs ASSAULTS.
Oscar Fletcher was charged yesterday with
having on the 5th OF January attempted the life Of
Clara Barker, at her house, NO. 10 YORK street.
Since the date mentioned Clara has been In
Bellevue Hospital, but her condition was so much
improved as to allow her out yesterday. when she
made the complaint on which Fletcher was held to
answer In default oil $1,000 bail.
Frederick Ernie, butcher, or No. 1873 Greenwich
street, stabbed Annie Miller, OF No. 81 Cedar
street, in the neck with q pocketknie yesterday
afternoon, and was held to await the injuries OF
Miss Miller, who Is At the Park Hospital under
treatment
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.

a DISHONEST DOMESTIC.
Before Judge Bixby.
Jane Connolly. domestic In the service OF
Augustine E. Proton. No. 95S Sixth avenue, was
held Tor trial on charge OF larceny preferred by
her mistress She stole from time to time wear.
ing apparel valued at 50, ana 1t being found in
her room she confessed her guilt aud was re.
manded.
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SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-PART 2.

BUT BT THE IAIE JUDUH UONNEI . WlDOWs
Before Judge Van Worst.
Adriana Bonney, widow OF the late Judge Bon
ney OF the United States Court, brought suit
against Joseph Is. Stewart, to recover $1,000 ON
promissory note, and $4,000 alleged to have been
loaned the defendant by her husband. the dc.
fence was that the Indebtedness was cancelled BY
a conveyance giving an interest In Manning Island,
but which conveyance 1t was claimed Tor the
plalntH was only security for the debt A ver-
dict was rendered for the defendant.
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posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

DOSr OFFICE NOrICE.-rHE MAILS FOR EUROPE
Tor the week ending saturday, January It, 1875, will
close AT this office follows On ucsday. at an1 ii
A. NJ on Wednesday at A. NJ on Thursday. at llh A.
NJ, and ON saturday at and ll1a A. NJ.
B. l.. JAMES Postmaster
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE EVERY EVENING, AT s O'CLOCK, ON
a r, Nervous nebility and special Diseases a. DR.
way Fourth street. The largest and most magnld-
cent museum In the world. Admission $40.
A -LECTURE EVERY NIGHT, AT O'CLOCK, ON
n. Manhood and the Cause OF its Premature De-
cline" ~ the New York Museum OF Anatomy 6ls Broad
way, between Houston aud BIeccKcr streets
(NlRCULARS, TICKETS, PROGRAMMES, POSTERS,
~ Pamphlets and all other Printing for lecturers and
readers done at low rates by the MErROPOlI IAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 2ls Broadway N. Y
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
TOBACCO BURGLARS.

TOBACCO BURGLARS.
Before Judge Sherwood
on Tuesday night Oficer Dyer, OF the Tenth
precinct saw two men acting In a suspicious man.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
n THIS THURsDAY) EVENING, At 80 Union square,
So'clock


Arms aauasDAx, s ,v's. a, Union square.
Mr. IVES sTArUARY.
Infant Fora--st. John-lnnocence-Ruth Of
yylaahI1kehecca - sans souciLPandera-fhe Young
chls -A' ~AN
Special notice to Buyers
With the exception OF number catalogue the
Sae q THIS ane collection Of ssstaary Will be ENTIRELY
Mr.. KERR's PICTURES,
OoSf S s SnSp ma S n
The pyvsts COLLECTION q fine modern Paintings belong
foreign and American artists. OF extraoriinary
ba or wsse by the
WORKS are seldom offered at public sale.
The whole now exhibition at the Leavitt Art Rooms
S' day f%d ssssp ftEAv1r
ART
AN ELEGANT COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
the latest works the artists Of the French
English, Flemish and American schools. now ON exh,.
ART GALLERY. NO. 60 LIBERTY STREET
rfs e Day Hi' AND 6uft1on JANUARY AND
'' Eb S'slOsf f sSas ssS Auc.lono.r
A B. wALDRoN. AucuoNEER
n. By D. W. IVES CO..
salesrooms los Liberty and II Cedar street.
Goods Groceries, Pickles Engravings, Plate, Bedding
Carpets Fancy Goods &C. Notce-Partes sending goods
must send invoices early.
-JERE. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIoNEER
"a Furniture, Mesehandse and Fine Arts salesroom,
Real Estate Department. Il PARK row, New York.
LARGE 81 sRE sAT " Ct f sSaslruau
A UCrIoN NoTICE-ovER sslOOo AND 800 LOTS or
"A elegant Household Furniture. contents OF private
forte, cost $3.50 elegant parfor and Bedroom SUITS
robes spring ana Mattresses Lounges ClocKs dln
ing room, basement and kitchen furniture.
A I soMERvILLE'S AUCTION MART,
II "a University place.
TOMORROW Friday), Januaryl5
HSgsEH9bp gyssSifH9S sSE oSStSErErs, PIER AND
WALNUT AND OAK ExfES SION TABLES. e. nA"oN
ROBERT SOMERvILLE will sell by auction, as above,
Tables, Chairs hair Mattresses, Pillows, holsters Cribs
Sofas Lounges, Turkish Chairs, Desks, Chandeliers,
rosewood Grand Piano. by city maker; Glass China
Kitchen Utensils, &C., &c.
A UCTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 100
a West sd street near 9th ay, this Thursday
mR SG Srpaps r. 10
ngs Nc; over sS50oo worth Of parior iSrsry cSam.
Der and dining room Furniture at public, auction.
imported BronzeS Jardnleres Eiageres Parlor SUITS
sSs cSabs Easy s G
Gases Bcdsteads Bureaus Mattresses Bedding H1ff.t
aHsoSa Table, Chairs S SGsve @ lots BY
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

OOHMINoOIO1N Or III T11A1o O1Ai1ciNDAIN'
ALBANY Jan. 10, 1876.
The day calendar for Thursday, January ID, Is as
follows:-Nos 800, 800, $751; 332, S34, 335, 1885, 3S7,
340 BAL.
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A T soMERvILLE's AUCTION MART,
"a "a University place.
TOMORROW Hriday), January L.

,H0usEuoLD FgRNI1u RE. CARPETS, PIER AND
MANrEL MIRRORS, GRAND PIANO, TWELVE BLACK
WALNUT AND OAK EXTENSION TABLES, Sc
ROBERT SOMEkVILLE will sell by auction, as above,
household Furniture Of description consisting of
Bedseads Bureaus Wardrobes. Csntre and Extension
rabies Chairs hair Mattresses Pillows Bolsters Cribs,
Rosewood Grand PIANO. by city maker; Glass, China
Kitchen Utensils &C., &c.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER
w office 50 New Bowery. will sell this day at 1917
o'clock the Contents OF the gnor store No ~ Mott
walnut Counters and Back Bar, one walnut and ash
Lager Beer Ice House, walnut round and Tables
Chairs, &C.
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COAL AND WOOD.

BARBOUR KINDLING WOOD FACTORY BEING
~ destroyed by fire on Monday nisht we hereby in
customers that having secured another factory
we shall continue to supply all orders sent to u.s.
JOHN II. RApPS SONS, old ONCE 36o Rivington ST.
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RROPO.SALSs

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA-TENDERS
" Spices or Fish Plates.-Tenders are invited for
$50 tons iron spices or Fish Plates required by
the company for between Portland anu the boun-
Diary line during the present year Copies OF the specih
cation n ton of the fish plate can be seen on
application to Mr. D. F; Corser, Deputy storekeeper
Portland; Mr.. j. Taylor, General storeseeper MONTREAL,
or Mr. Il. r. Hannalord, Chief Engineer. Montreal Ten
ders endorsed Tender Tor Fish Plaes stating place OF
delivery will received by the undersigned on or be-
fore Thursday 2lst inst JOSEPH HlCksoN,
MONTREAL. Jan. 8, 1870 General Manager.
(IRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF cANADA-rENDERS
" for Track Bolts and Nuts.-renders invited tor
about hfty tons Of Anch Track Bolts and Nuts which
and the boundary line during the present year.
Copies of the specification, with section of the bolts
and and sample can be seen on application to Mr.
TAYLOR, General sioi ekeeper, Montreal or Mr. f. r.
Hannaford, Chief Engineer. Montreal. Tenders m
dorsed Tender for Track Bolts stating place of de-
livery will be received by the undersigned on or before
thursday, the Els inst
MONTREAL JAM 8 1875
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JudahTRebecca = sans souci.Pandsra-fhe Young
Boy-shepherd Boy and Kid-The Truant-lno and BAG
chuG
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Special notice TO Buyers
With the exception OF one number the catalogue the
sae q this ane collection Of stauary Will be kNT1KELY
UNREGISTERED.
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Comprising large number Of choice examples by
foreign and American artists. some OF extraordinary
merit Many OF these pictures selected by the
owner while abroad directly from the artists and whose
WORKS are seldom offered at public sale
The whole now exhibition at the Leavtt Art Rooms
8l7 Broadway, day and evening.
The Messra 1EAvIrT Auctioueera
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MARBLE MANTELS.

vxrANTED-A CREDIT FROM 5000 TO 5000 fot
w eight months In Dry Goods, C!othing shoes ama
Groceries; ample security given In pig iron Adores'
FURNACE box 39k. Posi- oihos.
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Mr.. KERR's PICTURES
FRIDAY EVENING, 18th, at the Clinton Hall Sale.
rooms, at IN O'Clock, WITHOUT RESERVE or LIMIT.
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CHERRIES SALE OF MILLINERY GOODS, VEL
. yet Ribbons, sadns Silks Feathers Flowers, &c
rhursday, January ~, at IL O'Clock at No. 10 nowery
the stock OF an Importer consisting of about U0
of Bonnet and sash Ribbons also boxes OF coored
and black Velvet Ribbons, pieces OF silk and Velvet
Crepes Laces; large lot Of Ostrich Feathers
Marabout Plumes, Flowers, &c. Sale positive suit
dealers. Also ately thereafter, at No. 543 Broad
way lot Store Fixtures Shelving. Counters, Chairs
DESKS, Safe, &c. WM. Y. CONNER, Sheriff
A.. Deputy,
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The private collection Of fine modern Paintings belon,
ing to W. J. Kerr. Esq, of this city
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A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
4 THIS Thursday MORNING.
at the elegant private residence

sale positive, at l0n O'clock.
Steinway and Decker hrOs Panofortes; Paror Suits
In satin and brocate; Rronzes Parlor Tables plate Mir
rors Curan- Bronze Cocks Bookcases Library Tables
Writing Desks, Turkish and Spanish Lounges, rosewood
stands 81 hair and spring Mattresses rep. plush and
leather. Silverware, Crockery, Kitchen Furniture.
Carpets Rockers ~ B-Sale positive. Take TIN or 8tt
av cars Men to pack and ship goods
ROBERT c. CASHIN, Auctionecr,
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APPLICATION soa pATssT.
NOTICE NO. 2si,

TT q. LAND ovyIoR, CARSON CIT. NJ.
u yada, Octobss Z, i87S.--fotics 70 hsfsby
ssysu that ihs georgia silver Mining Company.
) corporation osEsnissd under the laws of the
sssis of California, yhess postnfacs sd1rass y
Ban ysoel'cc c.iio.ns has I'M .ni ,,a any s,sS ~
Land ofiics st carson city. Nevada, fos tvelye
hundred fssersestsdI linear fest Of the wash.
InEton lode and claim, bssfing Go!d and silver,
with surface ground six hundred fest In Width.
situated In ths Gold niii nining pisfnet, oouus
and designitsd by the hsld po.ss and oiaciai
pIss 90 nis in tn 10 once - lot No -, n town
ship 10 north, range 70 east. Mount piablo base
and nssidian. Ths boundastes md sxtcot OF
..id claim on The suri.ss ss'.s "a. :, fsliSrs' s.
Bseinnipg d post No. ]. situstsd sbost $50
feet wsss Of the American yiss toll rosd. and
whence bsars The borthsas9 cosnss q ssetton y,
township 10 nsrth. rsass 70 go. Mount piseis
Sito fsss' ana ths souihsass corner pa o. U. ..
surysy No. snorth 10 degrses snd 1s minutes
wet tso fsss. and running from said post 70. !.
drst courss, south II degrses wsst LID fess 70
post No. 3, whence boar the smohe.,s.e! oI US
boch Isisnd hOisting vorts nossh isk sssre,Sss s',s
ds,ed hoistlng vorks north Is dsgrsss esssl ne
vest entrance Of the vrgisia md 1ruesse nA,I. J:
road Oompsuys American r1st tunnel eoosn -
dkgre n and 10 minutas eAati thfnce. iron ssie
nost No. 4. sccond eourss, north % degrees wess
20 fect 10 poss No. u thsnce, thiru coune.
ro,th N deafess east 1900 fest 70 pos 70: =.
tsscc~' fourh tourss, sou1h % depsss easS W
n n 10 post. No. !, ths point OF bcsinnlng. con.
tsinina is si.i0o acres. Behring'S erprcsseo
from The true meridian.
The improycmepts on this claim oonsin "
VIM thirty -sishs feet dep, male p ss'a ~
niIeant snd its grsntors, and upon Nnien ovN
ssa hnndrcd doilars' worth OF labor have been
s,nend.d. Tho said premises sre scgregaisd
n-srsion Of The mining location known - the
w., tnstou Lode and claim, which location 10
AZ recori IN the ofrics Of the Recorder Of btorey
County. Who II ex oficio Rscorder Of the Gold
| Mn Mining Dissrtct. In book D Of Pre-emptions
snd Loeations, pages lbs and too. This claim u
/ boundsd on the north By the claim OF Herman
]. r, Ochssi, on the WAshipg oniods. md 90 th1
| south b. The ossmsnia Mining claim. fos fur
ther psrticuisn md dsscrip<ion. rsfersncs U
made 10 The application. plat and nsld notss ol
% sis IN he Unifsd stsisS lana ofies, q osrsel
oiiy, Nsy.da. asd 70 the piss md soues posss'
~ Any NJ "a iii psrsoas claiming sdverssly u
mining erounf, vein. iods. prsmiss:. Q, an,
portion iheseof. % dsscrihed. surveyed, pis,.s'
spd sppiisd for. are hcfsby notin:d thas eniss
their saverss claims srs duly nied - seeorain
70 law and tie rvguistions heteundsr. witnI
sixiy days from the nrst publiestion OF nn ~ ~
tics, With The Register and heceiver o. ~
Unltsd states Land Once, d carpon Cy' ns
vsds. thsy will b barred In virtue OF 'ne P'
Visions Of isv. ,..,
% 65d y. NALI1: e.s......
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

NOTCH No. aSs

TINTED STATES LAND OPPICR,
~ Carson City, Nevada, september ~, ls's.
Legal notice 10 hereby given that tho West
iIelcher 0old and Silver Mining Company. .
corporation duly established under the laws of
California. who~e posiofice addrrss !. Han
Francisco. California, has this day nled iis Ap'
plication for patent for .l5O linear feei of the
West itsleher milne, on the Gold liiii West
a.lee or vein, bearing gold and silver. with
and being In Gold MI Mining District. county
Of Storey and State OF Nevada. and known aud
designated BY the neld notes and o1iclal plat
on hlo In thls once ~ Lot No. lsD. In Town.
rhip II north. Range 81 east. Mount Dlablo
No. 80 being as follows, TO WI: Beginning
al Poet No. !, located on . noriheastcriY slope,
south Of Crown Point ltayinc and about rs feet
northeast Of the Ophir grade, and whence bears
the flagstaff on the Imperial holstlnr works
on Mount Butler north 4ox degrees west. the
hAgstAn on Fort Homestead north 70 degrees
y minutes cast. Rock Monument north o. de.
xrees 70 minutes east. and running fron said
east 500 feet 70 Post No. .: thence. second
yourse. south s1k degrees west l.i3O feet 10
Post No. =; thence, third course, north 65x
degrees west go feet 10 Post No. q; thence,
fourth conne. north ?ek degrees east i.is0 feet
Ing Is O.ioo acres. From Post No. 5 hears tho
southeast corner Of section 81, Township II
norih, Range % cast. Mount Diablo meridian,
south sS degrees 81 minutes east, distant i.b1j
fect. Bearings expressed nom the true me.
Of an incline fhaft and tunnel, excccding $500
In improvements. hAgnstic variation, 10y
degrees east
The location OF this mine IL duly recorded In
the Recorders once at Virginia City. In Book
adversely any portion OF said West Belehsr
mine or said mining ground - herelnbefofe
are required 70 nie their sdyere
claim with the Register Of the United States
Land once ct Clfson City. In the State OF
ssoa Sss SaaE shsg VII ). b!ed bS virtue
OF the PROVISIONS OF the statute.
A. Waltz. Register.
J. d. TREApwxLL, Attorney.
sea- esd Ban Francisco. Cal.
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Mn. BowsS. when asked about tho
probability of compromising the suits.
answered that there coald DO no COM
promise. ~ have been maligned by
the Eyis for years. said he. "and !
shall push tho suits TO the bitter end OF
the trial. They cannot DO comprom-
ise.l"
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Ma. CLARkScx BowES. son OF Henry
O., Of tho bsisposieri. was presented to
the Pope. in Rome. ON the llth OF Oe-
tober. Mr.. Bowen hal an interview tho
same day with Cardinal McCloskey.
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An Augusta. Georgia, negro. who had
robbed money drawer. begged to be
whipped instead Of being given M to
the police. and ho was let oil with 20
lashrs
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A rlcEnous Arkansas Journal says;
Dan Berry. colored, is to be hung at
Forrest City ON tho 9th OF Dsesnioss.
so "old Nick" gets something IN his
stocking for Christmas.
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NOTHING il moro noteworthy than
that the Southern newspapers, edited
by old Southern men. are more friendly
10 the West than TO tho East.
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VIZ understand that Col. William NJ.
Grosveuor has formed an editorial con-
nection with tho fiisdac;er newspaper.
of this city.-N. 4. Posi.
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" the evil that men do follows them
after death there will be no music in the
air surrounding the departed spirit oi
old Ike Singer.
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NoRN,S wnRp. Of the rifled gun. has
been ia Boston Jail for debt. bu, has
compromised with his creditors. allow
iny them five Per cent. on the dollar.
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rI,nEn~coRE AND TIN.


Three.eorc and ten ,-the hygone years.
DIV ri.. their memories 10 my thought
The ,oy- and grlef-. the hopes AMI iears,
Thai nli the measure Of ny lot.
ye, thee are bus the way side -hessss
W. clean uyon the heid cf ,-ars:
Ohlisiun. In IL rvsplns. leases
But here and Tiers sons -ssttsrd eahs.
P.rhap. III. we'll We cn bat siea7;
For could NC harvest ali the rAs'.
Jo,. too ini.n aud gsiefs too keen
wero DER our prc-ent being cast
Life's current ,n,iss must be met:
Ant Ills hut slArces ve can give
The iarkening past; the game IA ~.
And Nc must fvr ths mastery sfrvr.
airi up u y.elf. my splSit then.
In Him who gives air1sesffui grace
Thoi ru 4 not now x0prd to spend
Thy clo-ln: years II idleness.
The past thou esn-t not now regain
Tn., -nostcniug futurr is thine own
T,Fahh an,i Hope ssi Lave attain
Th.s, -poii- from Time may siill ~ ""ii'
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sIooKHoLoeRs MEETING.

-vr ASSuAL MEETING OF THK
IL xi.thsn Mining Company will b. held at
an. efaee Of the company. In Gold liiil. On
Wrn|TspAY. the atih day cf Nov,m-
h.s isI5 Al 1 O'Clock =. n. at which tiae
i,oarl of Tmsises viii b. elssisi i.r tho follow
'as s,Ssss Ss. JASPER nAicock. SECRETARY.
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SALOON FOR SALE.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

f>FFICE or THE CONSOLIDATED WIN
ripia Mining Company. san francisco.
faiifnrnia. November s. Isss.-At . meeting oi
the l,srd of Trustees of the above named com
many, held this day. dividend ,No. 10 OF len
an THURSDAY, the n h instant Transfer
hook. closed until the iith inrt.
na., In CI!AS. n. FISH, Secretary.
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can ACCOMMODATION.

SLEEPING car ACCOMMODATION.
Until FURTHER NOTICE., SLEEPING
u Car- will be run over the Virginia and
Truekec Railroad a. tolow-: Leave sacra-
mcnto Sunday. Tuesday. wednesday snd rtI-
day. Leave Carson = Monday and weincs-
day Evenings. running thrNuxA 10 sAeramshto
asa On Thursday and saturday Evenings direet
% Oakiaad wh,r. without change.
a.. 10. NkRiNGrOS,
Genersl Superintendent.
Virginia, Nevada. April 25, 1873. 10 N
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CHANCE OF TIME.

" ~, iss5,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
ern boand fas-ensvr Trains " tho Z. 7. X. H.,
Will LEAVE
virstnis City S,attss----.---st S.oO =. ~.
Geld iliii -----------------------at SsiS Y. vs.
tar-sn City.-.-------------.--.at ssSs z. VI.
Arr,,i.s al R~ss s..........--nt tt.2o q. VI.
Will. i.HAvE
itrns DO" A.us
Car.sa Cty $50 t.M'
l.sld titii. 0Vo ~. W.
Arvisins ~ Nirsiaia City..-st S-tS n. VI.
LOCAL rAssgNGkR rEAiNs LEAVE
uu.iNIA CITY ron CARSON CITY
1.is 4. W., ~ W., ssd 5.i3 Pa
LEAVE
Carson CITY Fon VIRGINIA cir'
"a. VI. ~ "a. a.a = r.M.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Virginia City for Reno at rs A. y. and
ilsr.s viii leave Reno ior Virginia ciiy
At 80 A. ~. ~. !, p. n. and a.vo y. =.
FREIGIIr TRAINS
Leave Virginia City daily at ss5A.n., IS A. n.
9u5 .. ~. ~ ~. i.sO y. ~, s.b r. NJ. o.so f'h'
and I.i5r.s.
Leave Carson City daily at GA. H., A. n,
ais A. ~. laS., i.t3 2. ~, <r. H., oSr. H.
and I.3O r.. n.
AtvIrylnla city. tiold I'LL and Carson ofnees,
Through Tickets can be obtained to San Fran
cisco. ogden and intermediate points on the
:. 4. X. X.
Through Tickets can b. procured at the Com.
pany's Offices. Virginia and Carson. Tor all the
principal Eastern Citicr. -
IL. ". YERiNGrON,
General superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-23

HAVING PROCURED NEW AND IN.
IL proved apparatus. asd pieniy OF the beat
material. We are again In the neid, better pre-
psfed than ever. TO supply all our old cnstom.
err regularly. .. We did before the fire.
SODA aud saRs APAltiLLA delivered every.
where.
send In your onlers.
moi I'm KNAPP 4 KELLY.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-11
City and County.

Charles Hamlin, ESQ.,, Register in
Bankruptcy. has a hearing to-day,
Wednesday, at the Custom House.
The vestry of the Unitarian Church is
now completed, and is to be dedicated on
(Ihis) Wednesday evening.
We learn that a third instrumental band
has been organized in this city, and that a
lew evenings since. concert was given in
one of our stores, the music of which was
of high order
District Deputy, NJ. J. Dow. is now in
Hancock county. looking after the interest
OF the Good Templar organization. aud an
effort will probably be made, to organize
Doth Lodge and juvenile Temple here,
the last of this week.
The house occupied by Levi Joy. on
MI Desert ST.. was partially consumed by
lire on Friday night of last week. The en-.
g'ne companies were promptly on hand as
usual, and Succeeded in saving the lower
part Of the main house and the l..
DESoNINATIoNAL LIBERALTY AND
eoORfEsY.-The Congregational Society
oi this city have rendered TO the Baptist
ooeiety the use Of their vestry free OF
se' ior the purpose of holding in the
evening social religious meetings.