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The New York herald., 1875-03-04
WALL STREET NOTES.
CURRENT GossP--wHAT PEOPLE TALK ABOUT

CURRENT GossR-wHAT PEOPLE TALK ABOUT
THREE Cs AND I-ERIE.
The principal point Of interest on the street to-
day was the new election in Pacific Mail, the re.
suit OF which was the acceptance Of the resigna-
t,ons of Russell Sage (tendered some time ago., /,
Messrs. F. L. Tacott, A. }. Hatch and William Ii.
Guion. In their place were elected Messrs. Jay
Could Oliver Ames and ID. ID. Cotton.
MIR. Sidney Dillon, President OF the Union Pacldc
Railroad. was also elected director Of Pacific Mail
and afterward President pro tenn.
THREE C.'S AND l.
At an election held to-day OF cleveland, Colum-
bus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad, the
Board agreed upon last week between Erie
officials and others was elected, viz:-Messrs.
Hurlbut. Devereux, Jewett, Handy, Habby, Judge,
Burke, Brown, Barnett, Townsend, Schumacher,
Baltzer, Leland and Wit.
WILLIAM BUTLER DUNCAN.
1t Is now stated on authority that while MT.
Duncan has rendered his resignation Tor mon this
and had 1t under consideration, he IS willing, at
the solicitation oil friends to Withdraw Ii and give
Erie the benefit OF MS Endorsement.
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THE MASQUERADE LAW.

The public interest in the question Of masked
balls seems to be undated. Yesterday morning
several owners Of public halls In this city called
upon Police superintendent walling to know II
exceptions could be made In masQuerades which
were to be held at their halls The Superlnrend-
ent reiterated what he had said before to others.
that the law is stringent ana bears out one con-
sructlon. Under 1t no exceptions can be made
lor any BODY and the only redress the law IS too
severe and unjust Is at Albany. Until the law IS
changed no masks will be permitted at any puoho
assemDlage wnere pay Is demanded Any vioa-
ton VI this will bring ABOUT the penalty which -
most severe and - already familiar to the readers
OF the HERALD.
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BURGLARY IN A FUR STORE.

Some time between sunday night last and Nom
day morning the hat ana iur store OF John X.
Terry, OF No. se6 Broadway was tered by thieves.
who succeeded In Carrying OF tairty.one sealsgin
caps and eight seasgin sacques, In ali valued ae
Monday morning. who Informed the police tnat he
iound the door ~ he had secured 1t on SATURDAY
ngnt Ihe ponce are Of opinion tnat the thieves
enteled the store by means VI lAlae AayA.
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Wheat was active and higher closing at about 81 IL
81 Is Tor prime No. Chicago In store and adoat 81 l
els, at 81 10 tor No. Chicago and ungraded spring in
store 81 l2a 81 10 for No. Milwaukee IN store and
ahoat 81 70 tor choice ungraded Minnesota 81 l8
for NO l, III 70 u 2ota Tor red winter. Corn dull
and unchanged during the early dealings but closed
about steady y ga sales m wers sloM bushels az ssc for
were quiet closing at Csc 69c for mixed 69c Tic
white. The sales were 81 ODJ bushels Bariey quiet
and nominaiiy unchanged, though ruling in buyers
favor 300 bushels Canada West sold ut private price
kye was nominal at Sc s5c
fRsIoHrs.-tor berth freights the market ruled firm
under an increased demand for accommoda ton, m:r1ny
grain. Ine market closed ong tending
upward Ihe chartering movement continued slow
there was some inquiry for tonnages but without result
ing ~ business OF consequence. Rates were nomInay
steam llSuO0 bushels gram at 6Iad ID cneby wheat
at Id: 5J uaps clover seed. at s2s. Ga London by
hops at nd; Lbu0 bbs flour, 81 Is Cd To Ga sgow,
steam. coo erces OF lard o. s The charter, inc -
ANorwegan DARK hence 10 Trieste, witn o.3N bbs OF
refined petroleum at 6s a norwegian DARK, N3 TONS
hence TO CnrinAnia general CARGO private terms
American ship y05 tons ~ arrive from Noodle, hence
lump sum OF 100; BARK, 233 tons from Phladelp lphs
10 the United KINGDOM hli cargo OF dlcake, at sos
MoLAssEs -Grocery grades OF foreiRn met with some
inquiry and sold In small lots and steady prices Domes
TIC ruled quiet but was without auoabe cnaI2e in value
yc sc do, ciayed, Soc S9c 40, muscovado re
nnng, 5Gc. sue do. do. grocery, 3Sc 45c. Porto
Rico, sse 92c English Islands. ssc. sOc.; New Or
leans, bJc n 65c.
NAVAL sToREs.F spirits Of turpentine toe market
was dull and prices pominally easier; merchantable
order obainablc at 56xc no sales reported up
the close OF Change Ihe markel for strained
inactive and rusd easy a the decnne OF ysste rday,
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from her customers here whereas the governments
alone has reaped the benefit OF the seizure OF the
smuggled dresses. As she has been languishing
In jan. and must stay In America 10 earn a ivelR
hood even the inspectors who made the seizure.
as well as District Attorney Bliss, favor her
lease, and have forwarded a recommen ndatiou u
that effect to the authorities In WASHINGTON.
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr.-LoNpoN, March 9-Evsn-
hg.-Spirits turpen ntine 24s. Cd. 25s- per cwt
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in the above 500 bales arrive; also 800
free board, baltimore private terms For future
delivery basis To- mddng) the sales AS fol-
ws-festcrday after two o'clock L. M-March,6O0 at
IL 5l6c. April lW at l6sc, 400 at ID 96c., 5U at Is
I9 sc May 500 at l61c 100 at Ii 1925 June, 300 at II
august SG1 at jsc II Idc 20 at Il iss.c roa
$500 bales Yesterdays closing prices march IL 5I6c
a 10 ll-S2c; April I6 ly.32c.; May, l6 29-32c
June; u, !! I,sa fae; July ~ 7ldc i august
ls lS$c; October, lSIss; iS,.s: SITke, quiet and
at 800 at l6 i3 c so at l6 7l6c 500 is l539c
76c. April l0U at 6 2lc 400 at l6 Lice IOj
IL 233c 80O at l6c., l5O at ID 232c 700 at ISac
23 at l6 2jS2c. 200 at I6s4c 2OO l6 Is 32c s at
ao at ze 400 & iISc. lSt at i7Hc. sc
Soo at II s2c 800 at isc $50 at IL 532c sO5 at i7c.
800 at II 33lc June, lOJ ut II 6l6e 5U at l32c, lU6
at IKE $40 at II 7l6c so at II l52c. at II l3 r
$50 at II 7l6c 400 at u l3 lo1 at II l5S2c, 5OU at
800 at i7s.c 800 II l6c. 100 at II August lOo at
II l5-l6c 100 at 2t32c 4OO at Hs.c 200 al II I3-isc
Total $500 bales. Grand total 40 $50 bales. The re.
cepts the ports embrace :-Galvestoh, 1902 bales;
New Orleans 46S2; Mobile, gIoo savannah, i,620;
Total 1866 This day last week, 1853 This day last
year. lS4O Rates cotton 10 foreign ouoed
thus TO Havre, by steam 1sc. To Hamburg by steam
&c. To Bremen, by steam, &c. 10 Liverpool, by
steam. l4d. 9-s2d.; by sail 7a2d I'D compressed.
FLOUR GnAIN-Receipts-tlour.l l0,9gi bnls wheat
81 900 Dushels corn $1,000 do NEAL 100 bbls and
800 bags oats, 1880 bushes barley 500 The flour
market without decided change. There was q lair
demand shipping extras. Lut business
rcnorted OF 1880 bbls, of which 1000 were
Corn meal steady, but quiet sales 6l5 bbs mostly
Rran win a "a 10. We -
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ADVANCE AND DECLIN

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Comparative prices between the close OF the
market yesterday and to-day are as follows:-
ADvANCE.-New York Central n; Hannibal ana
preferred, "a: Pacific Mail, q Rock Island, y;
Union Pacific, u; gold. q.
UECLINE.-Delaware and Lackawanna, X: Ohio
and Mississippi 70; wabash, q.
The stocks that remained steady were Atlantic
and Pacific preferred, Harlem, ianama, Quick.
silver, st. Paul, Western Union, Canton. and At
antic and Pacific Telegraph.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money was In demand at az and per cent on
call loans, but showed inclination favorable to
higher rates In consequence OF the stringency re.
ported IN Canada. There is however, no good
commercial reason for change. Foreign ex.
change was dull and heavy. The prime nominal
rates were 4.s2 and 4se The selling rates were
4sl o 4.s2 aud 4s5 ASK. Continental prices
were weak. Reichmark's asking rates. 941I and
s6; selling, "a a OAK and S4N s5. Cables, O5hS.
Prime Paris, bloX ana 5l6k. Other rates, $40
and SICK.
GOLD. lI5.
The advance in this market has not been unex.
pected but the expectation was aided to-day by
the reports from Canada. The price advanced
from ll4X 70 ll5. the rates on loans were ], u,
u and per cent.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
IUiu oalahees sazos',a5
currency Uhiances... Zooz, z53
aross cIearahces..... 37,2l5,O0O
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. $T73 341. .0S8
currency DalanceS..- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S9l2,4t1
cI Sou tAemunees''.. ..-..............'. o.e9'3I6
wi" o"'"uccs''.'....... loo9,'Vz
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
lhe customs receipts to-day were $3.50, ,000 The
internal revenue receipts were s 5000. The
Assutant Treasurer paid out to-day s1se,ooo on
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COPARTNERsHIPy,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER
~ ship, lately sub,isting between Martin Gresham
Charles tiela in the Watch and Jewelry bIsi
at 306 East Houston street the city and
New York dissolved the I'd day of March. 1875
by mutual consent All debts owing the SAID partner
snip to be received by the SAID Martin Greshammer
and all demands on the said partnership to be
seated 10 him for payment who Will continue the bust.
ross under the firm OF Martin Grieshammer.
NEW YORK, March 1875 MARTiN RTISs GRRiiEsHAMMER
Signed in the presence of r. L. HERBERT.
NEW FIRMS WILL FIND THE METROPOLITAN
IN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 2lS Broadw ay.
excellent place have their Printing done with
promptness, neatness and cneapness.
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NOTICE TO LiENHoLoERs.

ATOrICR Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons holding legal liens Upon tina.
certain dwelling house owned /, ~. i. Welton.
situAted or = certain lot q land lyinS i'll Orr,soy
County, ksy:6a. and hereinafter moro fnlly
described. TO present the same, with proof Of
The II validity. in In, Justices Court Of Carsos
township. or-Ikby County, Nevais. =: the
Cours EoCm II 5ud.s c. 4. Nitherrll. on Non
day, the :3th day of November. 1875. st 10
O'Clock A. sad lot O. land is described ~
follows: Beginning At point en- the quarter
quarter section lins go feet ner.h Of the south
east corner Of the south west I Of the south
vest 4 OF Sec. :, Township Is north, Rssse 70
ease. Mount Diablo Base snd Meridian. thence
north 81 ssid au-Itcr quarter section lins -
fs't. thence west 2ie tset, more or less. t. the
East line of Carson street ss ne same wsdid he
if extended north OF Carson City, thence south
aiOng the said line of Carson street So feet Ind
thence cas-. $50 fset more less 10 he place Of
beginning.
Csrso> CITY. Esv. :, 1878.
A.H. rEAG. Tielhoissr.
THcs. II. FELl.s, Attorney. rS-law3v
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DUPLICATION FOR rATExT.

- 4 ~ =
IA Eetics Ne. SIS :. servey Hs. a.
L. B. Land O1frs. Carson City. Nevada. Cetsser
III. ls's.-Sstcs 10 hereby given tast the
ATHENS GeIs AND SILVER MINIS CoAeASI.
serpsra;iss existing under and ky yIrtss 81 the
laws Of the State of Nevada, ard whose pest
efirs adir-s. al principal piacs 81 busiNcss is
Carton City. Nevada. has this Gay hy II y.
krI-LI Il, aIiT nthsrizcd and appointed sENnt
made appli. siisn fer L. s. fs:ent to enc
tkoaSaDa Il csc linear feet or ) certain VEN Or
lsss Of quart. ether rusk in place bearing
geld and silver ard sthe- precious metals ana
known ss and called the ATHINs j.CrH AND
CL.Ih, situate. lying and h-iss in the Eagle ard
WI.hns Valley Eiyiin, District. 0rmsby County
aEs State of Nevada. together with all dips,
spSrs, Angles and variations. eita surface
gresss Hundred feet In With FOR the CEN
Ssnicst @"<iins thereof. AKA know ard desig
nsied Oh the field ustes and nfc 81 plat e. file
in my snIce - L. s. Survey or Let No. - in
Sections Nes. ~ and Is Township Ne Is north
i'll Range No. ;. efst Mount Eisb1o Ease and
A-ridisn, the exterior boundaries 81 said Let
Ne. - being az follows. to-~it: Beginning at
Pest marked Athens Co. [. :. Survey Ss. IS
Post Ne. j. located on north -ast,rly slope about
one milo north casteriy from Old Monitor saw
mill snd whence bears the Carson int south
81 degrees 50 minutes asst Wisnia Eanca keTse
north 6s degrees 10 rnirut-. east and running
from said pest Ne. ]; first course south 80
degrees IS minutes ives: at $50 feet the south
west corner post No. Of the Mint Mining Co.
L. :. Survey No. - coo f-.t TO post No. 2;
thence second covrse south 3deSre-s - minute.
east .010 feet 10 post No. 5: thence third cours.
north Sc degrees IS minutes EAST at Geo feet is
south centre stake, whence bears the quarter
section C'rrer on the east lin. OF Section l.
Township IS north in Rang. u east Mount
Diablo Meridian south degrees 81 minutes
sst s.5 feet, Cos feet to post No. 1: thence
fourth course north degrees 80 minutes west
l,OsG feet TO POST No. l the point OF beginning.
containing u 7;-166th aces. Bearings e1-
pressed from true nr-ridtrn. Magnetic vAria-
ton IL = degrees east. = made 10 accord
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YOUNG MEN

Who may bs suffering from the Eject of
Iyolthtal folIl-s or ind Secretion. Will do well
20 avail themselves Of this, the Ere Attest boORl
lever laid Al the altar Ct suffering humanity.|
DIR. SPINSEH viii guarantee to forfeit
S5eo for every case OF seminal weakness o.,
spriysts disease of any kind or character
which J.. undertakes and fails to cure, H-7
lHonld, therefore ssy 20 the unfortunate sui L
trer who sasy resi this notice. thAt you are8
1trrsding upon dangerous around when yous
longer delay in seeking the proper remedy for :
}yoIr complaint. You may hs in tho iirst5
'stsss; reTseHbcr yoa arc approaching the r.
lsst. IL yoa . bordering upen the last. and :
are -AfferiRg soIae or sll OF i.s i'll eff cts. re
ms n Der that if you persist in Irecrsstination
|tho tins must come when the most skillful2 >
oily sici.s can render You no assistance; whenR
the door Of hope viii be closed against you 4
when no snsel OF mercy IN bring you relief I
In No case has the focter failed of succe - 4
Ten let net despair work upon your im-ss
,ginstion, but avail yourself the beneficial
-esElts of his treatment befors yonr case il I
Beyond he reach Of medical skill. or before{
grim 81 ath hurries yau to . premature grave
Full course of treatment sent by express III
:all description OF csss is given. 4
Gall, or Ad, ress. D. a. 2. SPiSNEf 4 Cc,f
10. IL KeArny Street, san Francisco. or lSsS
,uth Street. VirginiG City. New
sepl2-ly
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GNETh0ySskn DOLLARS REWARD
F'Oa Ar fECURA2LE CAsE
Dr. Es RiChau's
q O l. ID EN BAL lisa n

u q l. - n ~ IL 4 l. - 4 n
After len years OF trial IN thi, csast has proved
lts.i the Only curative Ia certain class Q:
diseases pronounced l., medical practitioners ~
inCusable.
DIR. lie RichRu's Golden BnIsan No. i
Cures Chancrrs. A:St and second stages Seres
on the legs or Body. sore bars. EyNs. Nsse. etc
C"pIfr-Color~d blotchrs. SYYhiiItic CataTrk
Diseased Scalp. sad all the primary forms Of
the disease known as SYPHILIS. IIirr, s. peT
bottle, or two for 81.
Or. lie Richnu's Golden BALKAN No
Cures Tertiary. Eerr.rial. syrhilitic Hhern.-
tiSTa. Esns III he EoE's. h.Ck O., the Mech.
liberated sore Throat ~, hilitic HASH lump
and Contracted Cores. Stifsess Of he limbs
and rradicEtes all CIseIs-s FROM the system
whether caused by IEdi.re:ioH or LEusc o.
Rers urv-iesyirc the blood purs .Ia healthy
Prizes" s. pr bottle. q I've fer So.
DIR. lie Kichau's Golden spanis
ARtidoie,
Fer the cuvr Of Gsnorrhea. Gl-ct Irritation
Gravel, szd slr EriIsrv or Genital disarranse
aeuts. IIlce, S. 80 per bottle.
DIR. lie Richuu's Golden Spanish
Injection,
wash and Injection f,r severe cases Of Coz
sTrssa, iIf.ni1natoly 0lee'. STRUCTURES, and al
diseases ~ tho Kidneys AMI Bladder. Price
81 - per sJttle.
A1ao, Agents fer DIR. I.e RIchcu's
Golden Fills
for semtR.l Weakness, Night EMISSIONS, In
potency. ass all sisesse. arising from Histur-
baton arc excessive abuses. ITlce 50 per
bottle. The genuine GCIDES BsI>-AY is Put up
emily IL rsund bottles. On TccciI: Of yr.ce.
these medicine. " i'll be sent to all paris OF tn.
country. by express or nail. s-Csrely packt 1.
and free from observation. Sole Agents @. F
RICHARDS Co, Wholesale ana retail drug
eIstS and cbeIaists southwest corner Of Clay
AID s.Hsoss streets, san Francisco. California
Xugls-Iy Y
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HAPPY Relief fer Young Men fIoIs the
etecfs q! Errnrs ana Abs.es il earls life. MAJ
mood r-.tcrca lnpt uinents to Marriage re
moved, New method oil treatment. New and
rensrl sbls remedies Bsoks ara circulars sent
fes in Sc Aled envelopes Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. as y. Ninth 81 Philadelphia
Pa.-sa lsstItstioB having hisa reputation
FOR honorable conalct and professional skill
s-p3-5ri
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Notice..

II.rEESONs HOLDING CLEINSAGAIN1r
"A the Nevada Agricultural, Mining ana
Mechanical Socieiy are requested TO present
them inn diately to the Secretary. A. l..
wager who will bs forpS ut tks okase Of the
State Treasurer.
by order Of the Beard Of SrvstesE
GEORGE TJFLY.
President
CsrsoB civ. Oets5er IS. 1877 If
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sN THE DISTRICT COURT or TUE

KN THE DISTRICT COZ ri or THE
n Second Judicial DiStIi~. % the St.te Of
Nevada. in and ior the Comfy Il Crushy
HAEs.C% il ETTCHNER plsintiti - r IZ.HkTH 4
k.:guNFE PENDANT. Att1On lr"u Eht in the
District Cunt Of the Second JuIca 81 District Of
tn State 4 Nevada. in and 10Y TIA. County Of
trn7srr, AID III Complaint Llt q IN -ai1 County
of OrrlShy. in the oiliC, Of the Clerk " said
District Court III state u N-vaua sends
greeting :" ELII.i i-I4 \. hIE, EiSEL defendant.
! "a Ell" l"r, hy rcgGircdt to appear in IN ac ion
trtHght against Il ny IL, H,DS'. named plsIn-
iii III the bi-Irft '.t~. 4 tbs second Judicial
D.>,,.,t II thr >1a.t II Hrya:;.. IL AMI for the
County u l'y:n7hy. ll.d to al-w-. ,!t- Complsiut
Md therein = col : " which 1aales this
summons Within zen day ifXslu-ise Of the
DAY If -erVicel aitrr tii- >-rvicr On N"u II this
SUiumo"s-jf served within tits County: or il
t"rv-i "tlt al thi> County, hu: TIN. District.
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
d2y--cf rd-Incnt 10y d.fsTls will be taken
."zin-t you. The said ccti II i. brought . dis
solve TIE b.'rds Of nIstrir"n rZistinE h.-wc-r
ycu snd the Ilaint!r upon tie alleged ground
81 wllful de triton. And y0I 80 - rob. n tIhCi
that If you fail 10 81 pear .nd answer the .siG
Compliant - alose required, th,. laid plaintiff
will apply !" thu Court FOR the relief irayei
G,ver amber II, hand md tho Seal Of
the District cuurt 81 lie Second
Jnt3icial District 81 THE State Of
EsS$s4, Nevada, in and :or tn. County
III HA ~ ~ orIa-ny, tEi. 9TH day OF
ENSE November, IN tie var IF our
NkSA Lord. enc thSGSant eight huh
drea ard ReveTty-nyr.
T J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
CEcs Of sheriff II County % Or1nsby ~
! hereby certify. That / received the within
ssmIaCns or the h day Of November a. ID.
1910, and return .h.S Gfts- du. diligence and
from information beievr the teftua,nt Eliza
beth A. hir Inner can not r. found within this
County Of urnl.by o. i'll the Stst~ Of Nevada.
Dates, Ct tarsOn this stn las OF November.
1878. 4. SWIFT, sheriff,
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yEEASDAHs.
suMAER HOUSES, knslns,
CHAIRS, SETTLES, ETC, ETC.
Cast & Wrought Iron Ratings,
For Public buildings, and sqRsrrs,
Cemetery Lats. Garden Fences, Bal
comics. Roof Crossings, as., ia great
v.g.ety OF Patterns.
LAaiP POSTS,
Ter fronts of Pullio buildings. 10
tes- sui City Streets, q Plate and
E.aborItc Designs. New and l1u-
proved Sly les IL great variety.
STABLE IITTINGS.
OF Cast and Wrought Iron II New
and Improved STYLES, such a. Eay
RACKS. stall Divisions. Managers,
Harness Brackets. Caters. IrSpe,
veLtilsiO-s, dc. &c.
WIFE" ORR
OF every description, Wire Guards
of CEIxrEU WIFE. Gsiysnigci CT
Painted. rATENI CHAIRS. WIN
FOLDING SEAT for Opera Horses,
Theatres, Concert Halls aud Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
OR STREET USES. A very large
$50, rtnent If Designs expressly IUr
this purpose. EStjmd's, end E.SiS-.s
.e7lt a.. application. stating the i-,ra OF
.!-eTi t',SreG. ieIS-tIu
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to THE CITIZEN. ]
ARIZONA.

| FLORENCE, April 6.-The prOspectOrs re- turn slowly, bringing with them rich spec | imenS Of recent discoveries. Idaho Bill'
 and R. Watson returned yestel day with
 glittering specimens of gold, which were | examined by Dr. w. w. Jones in the Pi. nal mountains few days ago, who pro.
 nUunced them of rare and rich quality, MT. Smith of Smiths quartz mill near | Wickenburg, who was with us yesterday
 said the specimens were rare gems, and l the quartz equal to any yet discovered in | the Territory. The gold discoveries were | made near Mason's extension in a range 1 of the Pinal mountains. Dr. Jones and party are expected to return by Wednes- day.
 Messrs. Pearce, Brown, Pike and several others arrived yesterday from Tucson. A general stampede for the mines iS expect ed to-day, as many stran gers are in town John Bender, ST., escaped from his keep CT Sunday night.
 MARICoPA WELLS, April S.-Lord & Will liamS' train passed west from here this morning.
 Prospecters are bringing in excellent gold and lTer ore almost daily.
 Col. King $. WOolsey and wife from StanwiX, and MT. and Mrs. Decker of Gila Bend, left here for PheniX to attend the camp meeting. Col. WOOlSey is to address the people present, Sunday at F m., from the text: |" No Man knOweth when the Son of Man Cometn." Big time is antici- pated.
 Weather clear and pleasant. Has been cool and windy for some days past.
 YUMA, April 6.-Steamer Coc0pah for mouth of river, to connect with ocean steamship for san Francisco, leaves at daylight tomorrow. Mai. H. M. Lazelle, First Infantry, and family are among the passengers per steamer Gila, which leaves tomorrow with freight and passengers for Fort Mojave and other up river ports.
 Col. James M. Barney and Hon. Jose M Redondo, arrived in town yesterday from an extended trip among the mines al Cas- Woodruff, superintendent of the Picacho mining compahy. returned to town last night from the mines of the company. They report everything in good condition. The steamer which leaves tomorrow takes the balance of the machinery for this company.
 The Colorado and Gila rivers are both rising. Weather the past week has been cool and windy, several days Of heavy wind and sand-stornS. This morning was the cOldeSt of the season and the most dis agreeable. Thermometer at o'clock, standing at 70 degrees.
 Freight shipments 10 the interior have beeo unusually heavy, Vim. B. Hooper & Co.,, and David Neahr having loaded sev- eral trains with citizen freight, beside con- siderable government freight. Business in city is very dull.
 YUMA, April 9.-Gen J A Hardie, inSpec- tor-general United States army, is in town. He comes on an inspection tour and will visit all the military posts in this depart ment. T F White passed through here yes terday to California. Weather pleasant.
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-10
CURIOUS AND HUMOROUS. Wondrous Feats of Magic,


THE COURT H OU $ F TUCSON, This and tomorrow evenings. Doors open at and performance begins at 7:45.
 All Tricks new, refined and amusing Among them are "The Chinese Paradox" asserted by Spiritualists to be done by un- seen agencies; "The Box of Mohamet;" " The Wonderful Egg Bag;" " A Feather Bed CT Dry Goods Store. or will Cook Eggs in Ladies' Bonnet" "Tailor in his En- chanted Palace;" "IueXhaustible Bottle," illustrative of the Maine Liquor Law; "Spiritualsm EXpOsed;" "The Instan- taneous growth of Flowers "-one of the finest illusions ever invented: etc. The performance is
 Wonderful Throughout.
 Everything conducted in unexceptiona- be style. Ladies are especially assured of this and invited to come with the gentle men.
 Admission 75.cents. Reserved seats SI.
 Children under l2 years 50 cents.
 April 10. N-lw