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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-17
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Would these ehdren nave eomiorlalHe nola, ,ha.n @
he means OF eddefuon7 Would thls w,i1 iii a ~
~ % ~ Ihs eoi charities Of the wdtidt sWOult fl,S
s.5.t and feeble parent be provided ior "oaia ny
estate pay M deotsf Would thfIo DC @ 10 - H. ~ .,
nronarty nv forced sales OF an adallhiatih'ui ~ M
theIeinands sl credtSrssa made Hhyh siie NY, w
, rFteaft. own ,Sard aud pree ~ ~,
FD IbS fy can answer thcs0q quesded to tie',
noni They fear 70 ask them, aud ehel7h ~ ~ pe9 .t
that they nave Tong Lease Oh NE Ih'a ~ "o'- w
ish and eowardy. The hraye mar . .I.. ... .t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-17
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-17

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-23
Gold HILL July 9Th. 1864.
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ business of the City Market, heretofore con-
rendered to- j. W. Dorsey. Also, all books. bills,
notes or other evidences of indebtedness due the
said Market turned over TO the said ), W. Dorsey
JOHN. s. PAYNE,
B. d. RlOHE.
NB.-An persons owing old accounts, are re-
tNeEeN~ ~ ~ nARSEN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-23

McCLELLAN's DANGER.-McClellan ap-
pears, says the st. Louis Democrat, to be in
a fair way Of being crushed between the
upper and the neither mill-stones now at work
in the Democratic party, one representing
war policy-the other a peace policy. He
has not proved himself enough of a warrior,
the test of whose qualifications is success, to
satisfy the demands of the stern and earnest
war sentiment of the country, while his late
West Point speech has disguised the unmiti-
gated advocates of peace and let-alone policy.
What is wanted by the latter crowd is can
didate who could not merely crush the rebel
lion if he would, but who would not il he
could. Mcclellan does not fill the bill, for
although he utterly failed to burst the rebel
lion while he held the military power of the
nation, the suspicion is entertained that his
forbearance was owing more to his want Of
ability than want of disposition. Hence his
reputation by the more ultra Peace Demo
Gratis. Among others of this school, Sam.
Medary's Columbus Crisis thus declares its
mind: POLITICALLY, General Mcclellan could
not have done more unfortunate thing for
himself, nor more fortunate thing for the
country than to have advanced such senti-
ments Just at this time. Satisfied from his
actions here in 1861, while under Governor
Dennison, and from all his actions since,
where political opinions had any connection
with his actions, that he was not the man to
place at the head Of the Democratic party as
apolitical leader, we have, as tenderly as cir
cumstances would admit, so indicated. And
what but ambition and policy ever caused the
members of Congress to adopt him and try
and force him upon the people as leader Of
the Democratic party, we never conld COM
prehend." .....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
ness In Gold Hin, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All parties indebted TO the firm are re-
tue'''' " = N''i - $50. l. CROCKER,
A. Il. POTTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-23

COMPANY MEETINGS
OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL,
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON OR COMO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-23

The business will be conducted at the old stand by
POTTER 4 MERCER, who will be glad TO serve all
the old customers and as many new ones as may
80 - '''>'-' A. h. POTTER,
RICHD MERCER.
Cold Hill Julv 9Th 1854 jy5 nj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-23
HOLM s. PAYNE,

said Market are turned over to the said J, W. Dorsey
lot ". 'e'''e'''ei' anu e'''''''' JOHN, $. PAYNE,
B. d. RIOHE.
n. bah persons owing old accounts, are re-
quested to-cai and settle 50 as 70 SO save costs
Gold Hill. July %, 1864. ly2o 3w
N0NSTABLE's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
" Execution Issued out of Justice $. H. Robinson's
Court OF Gold Hill Township, Storey county, n. T.,
S az s u he KING SOLOMON GOLD AND Sill
YER MINING COMPANY, in the sum Of STA Is
One Hundred and Fourteen 25l00 Dollars and costs,
on on Rsa AUGUST " Eli
lS64 al O'Clock Pm, In front Of the Justice once
Gold Hill, Storey County, n. T., the following des-
essa e S 0 e rSa sSea Mns
Company, judgment debtors, in and TO l500 nye
hundred feet of mining ground in said company, and
District as per notice Of location Of the same, on
which claim is shaft t75) seventy-hve feet more or
less. Also whim, rope and yoke with all fixtures
belonging t6the same Also "a, small steps sta9Ie, Ss
Gold Hill, July 10, 1861. lyl9 ID
TAX COLLECTORS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
L an Execution, issued out OF the Justices Court,
Gold Hln Storey County, Territory of Nevada dated
the LIST day otJuy, AID. 1851 in favor OF the People OF
the United States in the Territory OF Nevada, and
anu the rsS s o two
dollars and eightyone cents, delinquent taxes, and
twenty-five dollars and sixty-seven cents costs OF
suit, together with accruing costs and expenses OF
sale; and pursuant to the provisions Of an act ent
tied An Act to provide for the assessing and col
Letting County and Territorial Revenue, approved
November ", 1851, and the act amendatory thereof
approved December % ls62-I shall expose for sale
at public auction to the highest and best bidder for
cash, In front OF the Court House, in Virginia City,
on SATURDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID.
lSot between the hours of IL O'CLOCK NJ and to'clk
PM so much Of the following described real estate
with improvements thereon, as shall be necessary
M an
in Gold Hill the County Of storey Territory OF Ne
vada, to-wit: Lot south side Of Bowers street. Gold
Hih, bounded on North by Z. A. Hyde. BY virtue
OF the same executions shall also expose for sale at
public auction. 10 the highest and best bidder for
cash, at the time and place above mentioned, so
much OF the above described real estate as shall be
decessary 10 satisfy the said execution for the den-
queLt taxes adJudged 10 be due on the personal
property Of the above named defendant for the ifs
cal year ending May l, 1854 amounting to the sum
Of one dollar and eighty-seyen cents and costs and
charges Of sale. j. W. EASTERLIEG,
Tax Collector Of Storey County, N. T.
By J. B. NELSON, Deputy. lyle td-ls3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-23
AssEssMRNr AND SALE LIST
Assessments Levied within Thirty Days.

OF ALL6LAIMS INvIRGrSIA, GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR,
DEVILS GATE, PALMYRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, ARgES-
TINE AND FLowERY DIsTRICTs- ALPHABETI-
CALLY ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DAILY.
, 1864-07-03

military department added. and determination
on the part Of the Trustees to raise ono hundred
thousand dollars for cndo wmente and bulldogs,
df carried out,} no more desirable place for
yonng fpan to procure m education can be found.
A very handsome prezent Of drc votumes-'' The
unted Netherlands and th. Dutch Republic "-in
GrRgBf best style Of binding, .Was presented to
and fnsttuctIon Ia that healthfuI c1crcise. Tho
Se1ctsrr of the Board also presented, on h!. OWL
behalf Prof. Butler With "C1askfs English LtteEa.
turo and Language,"l In two largo volumes. psrlor
binding.
Thuk, .attcr &nnouneement that the next term
uould commence on tho 6th OF September follow
Ing, closed the hfth anniversary exercises OF The
1afe Forest UntyerHlty.
, 1864-07-03


carros-pu1ex nd firm, as slsAa1 $ for mid dllns
uplandt. - &,o rca,o a far
<r.rs Efate. nj tC@ll 8 for cKtA round noo Ohlo
nd iii. .M1120o for trade brsrd3.na.Tket eioa!ns M
Srrcxu}sr Nud unsettled included 10 the ksea arc
Eie9hris eItrx State for JKly and Augnst at 1tl1:
>'WnIsKY--Heavy, lower aud unsettled. At $!ha&l.t9
for Wtttetu-lnsjdt pE1et for c1ah 70 daJs hho ccx
with 20 sellers h<lcN st79. .,..,so
oEaE-%nsat an!1 M, ana III no'nsl;v s. e eo.
eT New mixed raa QaoEed ooualnalfy II xlS0l.8
Oats dull atu declining. N9sac Tor ~es&efo- no
fale& OF tmport1Hct+
SraAB dull 1t sGAt.
NpIIssxA tpu Without any decided EhAnRe.
TT7EoLEUx dan and notuinal-5et fnr Efude: 6s4
nc fol rrnntd In bund. and aSc2$i1s 1or refined
frte. ,r... 81, RI
psT, snd CLOSING heAyy &3499ss M fof c!a Ana
deiTsfsd on Or before the iAh bnyer's opk,on. y
f4Ess l.uo esa do dos 3uy ls1a saroe o., n
ssRssoM; Beet 1rm ~; 9ots:. GHf zefats Sn,,t Sn,t
! and IoTer, I6Kt11aXc. Butter Sp3sac Tor Ohio III
gsStac ftf 6 k&ta, Cheese I3Eese.
, 1864-07-03

A 1AMhIx1 AHnKeTEp.-Faul Fetcfe, creature
OF the ge8ua "blAck.leg." wac arrested On the
race tonsse 5esietday for m aesanls upon waiter
at tho Natteeon House. The circumstances ars
briefly these: Peters w1s In haste for his dinner,
ard asked the wat.es-AIchael Fftzimmons-to al
tend hin. He replied that he sas waiting upon
abothes pe4son, md Pete1s applSed To him oppro-
briors epitness. Mr. F.txaumons blultlr told hIu,
that b Was s'putung On too many alrv v-for gam
bier" Peters became very much tnctnscd At this
remark md, Jumping up hastily setred cnt glass
turnblet and struck fis1tmnnon1 feaffRl blow be-
hind the ear. The wounded wAitAr staggered like
drunken 1pan, aud the brxte, not sat{sded with
what he had done, struck him With his c1enched
tst In the eye. ,4f. Eitzimmons wAs, ut last It.
counts, very low, ana Tears src entertained that
he Wpulo not recover.
The gambler was arrested on the 11ce course
iutt ~ hc Was betting heavily the winning hoEte
and .a&en down tp tho Putice headquarters, from
whence be w1s removed to the private o3ce Of that
ispfnepse functt1pzzy Charley Mcdonnell, ind re-
outted ~ recognize In the enormous sum Of $5ol
Of eou1ts be obtsIned bail, and. - the wounded
MAI Ii not expected TO recover, he IL ver} likely
| 70 Pay hin bonds Ard tavea.
Tusrr.-W1t1tsna NcQann, Who works On the
Arm Of n. 8 Darlington, in the town Of Lyons,
ambitious to put On city. airs, but not willing ia
| incur the expenRes Of metropolitan outht, stole
/ gold chain, pen, 1ocket & nom bis employer.
| Yefss Jay be sppeared before Justice Mcdonnell
and ~ss held to 6a1 In The sum OF $soo. and In Dc
| fault committed.
, 1864-07-03
CHICAGO DIZZY GOODS nIARKET.

SATURDAY ETHSNa4 July 2, 1851
The Dry Goods market continues active. To-day's
ouo.atioas will ehov eman appreciation IN pflcea
On come leading staples. We need hardly add that
The hoe tendency OF the market IL In this direction
STAPLE Dry Goods probably at this time sFEpathtze
Lass With the uct1ationa IN the gold marke: than A.
most auythiug elae. The tendency Of the r.ice Of
cotton s upwards only partially By reason Of the rse
tu god but more By the scarcity ofthe stapc. Wool
Is also eoluE up rery fast, Influenced In d
rrrat MEASURE by The price OF gold. But
The tAct Is patent that the prize Of wool
has not begun to keep pace with tbs mp
probation III other. articles. ami when 1t
shall touch = dollar, 1t win be ~ comparatively
cheap as any other staple III the market. We gfvs
Fc.k maj ke,, taken from the Iaeptnaeas Of Thuss-
day morning. We AK readers, particularly cal,
err, to taEe the two price lists and compare them.
We are sure the comparison will speak volumes In
faSor Of Chicago a. dEY goods market.
, 1864-07-03

very tuattent!ye to bis family, He erap1oya large
number Of hnxnm German lasscs-and being par
dcularlr euseeptab1e to the charms 81 fenae love-
bneee-he has not unfrcquently foFR otten the dnty
he Owed 10 his lawful VILE He has neen on quite
too haniiat terns with hls tenms, PSip 5 @sssf:5
conceal on1 the cIes Of his vile his criminal ID
fercourfe. 4 dsy OF two a7o me neg!eetca wo.
man bad ocular proof TINT her nnabAnd WAS NOT
true to his mayr1aIe voWA, ana took OCCASION 20
1emon strnte with him. fIcf attempts to win HIN,
back to the path Of virtue. was Inet Wild abnse ana
violence. She Nns struck and Elekta tn!a most
shameful manner. and yesto Day appealed TO jas"
tesaotrg his trial he made very yao.ent thfeAs IN
the presence of the Court, and WIS tnefeiore re'
rc9nited to ind ball for good conapet IN the eaua
Of xLp1 Not dndiuo the E1re!y a6 WAS seos 10
jail. For the assault be Was hncd S1u-
"RonnKar.n-we checrful1y insert the follow
ipg, With the correction that the TRIBUNE did not
make the assertion impnted We said that the
loser asserted 1t u ms belief that the money was
tskcn by Eonc.one connected With the house:
EAitcsa Tsshnne:
notice tn your paper of Thurkday paragraph
headed "RobbcEy."' III which i is stated .hat the
robbery was doubtless committed by soms one be-
longing to the horre The ins1nuation ID gross
Injustice. The soldier spoken Of came to this city
with nearly two hundred do@larf: nc speut all but
seventy In dsunEcn trohc, and came to my houae
DUNK, went 10 bed N tae SANE condition, and
was not conscious Of his loss ttlt morning, H,s
co1nsade told him ptainly that the money Was not
taken here, but thai It was stolen froin him whtIc
intoxicated at the beer garden On Suuday. whIrh
was doubtless true deetrt you to make the
necessary correction, a the publication i rrosr
wrong to nc. Respectfully, 4: II. BrcE,
, 1864-07-03
Bn1n1o unrkcf

rrYr.Lo Saturday HTtn1ng, July 2.
r1orp-pu,r hesyy aud troop1n9.
f;Rsm-Whs.t 6nif. s.ita u No. ! AtiWHafee
spTiI u t2n:@alo. Corn dull aaa 4o"es' ea'e7 u
Wsx1~Dull and Inactive s'ao askse. ~ y o. a.,t
and isfei7xc ou corn to Sew York. snd closed at IN"
side pT1ces. NJ ,,n ha What
2's snaL 81 Exfox7s-o1 osaa nonr. $3.50 ba wheat
e. n t.tN1
, 1864-07-03

Albany Cattle Market.
[The following dispatch was delayed bT the ftorc
The dispatch announcing the clote Of the market IL
alao bnt ei11 either airieeat later ho7r or
IL time for our next iHuc,
tTe!eEraphed Exclusively 10 tho Tdbuae.1
, pTEE1Sn DAT.
ALnASr, Friday Evening. JnlT l. 1851.
DExF CA711x-1n Beet Cattle there has been fair
demand fol Br,ghtor -nd New York, and prices ne
thaee higher. slshodeh no niles have ~ yet been
mAdc over &c D. The receipts for the vees thus
far auount to 100 hcad, besides which &0 head were
! held over siuce 1Rk. week.
AT presenr there Is prospect that the market viii
| rlese hr1ner and better than on last Saturday.
| acas-8peculattnu IN rite 10 the Hog trade. The
market Is very aeure, and prices have advanced to
! 11Qfgr Il n.
, 1864-07-03
Commercial Postscript.


sAruEpAr Evks1so. July 2. lE65-lo .. m.
There wa4 yesy little done 1t the Sherman House.
and owing to depressing news from Nav York and
Budaio In the Afternoon the general markets raled
lowex.
WakAr In The afternoon fell s@7c per bushel below
the closing prices Of Chause-aith sases Of about
10too husets. Ut s19s9lo Is for No srd ai.s5 50
for No :. II tho evening, tho market was less
'panieky, but still qulet. with sales Of only shout
~ c buabels. at ss@lM for No and II tls7e1.s9
foz No 2-cloGug moderately tr1n at u % azd lssx.
The sales In the evening wnre: 2.ioo bu No Spring
At Sl.ss: oo bu do At $l94 1904 bu 10 Aspiring 1t
u 81 70 tpo hu do 1t s1-s3; 500 tu do st &taaks
5yf00bu DO At t1.ssK: 800 bu DO at &.-a9+
CoHS wAs QRet but urn. The sales were very Light.
as follows: 4no No Corxnn store At 81 Sc: 100
bu Ne Z CeEn ANIL .ccs-c.os.nE htna.
0Ara Qulet At tic opening. With ssles Of No
nc, but before tha c:cse thert was an increased
demand, aud pricea up to Etc, waich tho market
closed 1sH. e&lea COO bu No 1t 7c $50 bu
do At spkc; 131coo hu do ar s0:.
IlIG1wISEs were in very moderate request aud
quiet. Tho only sales reported wire Ie country
at Il md 1ca ht!a do 1t Il 6s. There Has tslc
no disposition 70 press stoc1s On the MARKET and
very l.ghs inquiry.
PRov1s1oxs vera quiet With t&1es OF 80 hrls city
packed Mesa Pork at Sfooo.
p1Icp AFrLxa were nfsn In the Afternoon. aud
sale Of 10 bsls choice New York was reported At s
, 1864-07-03
GRDCERD EXCHANGE.

CHICAGO. SATURDAY. July :. 1851.
At the daily meeting OF this association this morn
Ing the attention of the conittec was occupted in
TeTfson Of The pr1cea Of various staples. On SAFER
a,us and Eoap An advance upou previous rates was
noted. Some siGht differences viii be found 10 e11st
between tho prtce0 adopted By the Committee and
tbcec nc hxvo E1vcu In onr commercial report. And
which were ottained from Various lcadinE houses In
Tho CITY Such diecrcpaucles will, however, doubt
less disappear When ths arrangements OF this I'M
po.taut snd useful ASSOCIATION arc completed.
PRICES IasuKp 70 DAT.
, 1864-07-03
milwaukee Marker.

M11wArKxx, Saturday Evening, July ?.
. F1oUE-DpU. nomlnsf. audcsc lover.
GEA1x-wheat-weak and lower. This morning
sales Fere made 1t $2t9 for Eo.1, but On chsnge II
deelned to e a. with sales Of 90 bu 1t eaS2 *tos
ard fsts. Cats c.oounf, With sales OF 2,co9 bu Ii
st1rt 1T sae Corn Ia fair inquiry and steAtF. A. lie
Nexha1 House this evening wheat was qulst At *sa
E9fp
, 1864-07-03

IAxx younsr Us1vxr.1Tf.-Thea anniversary az
eredses Q, the preparatory department Of this in-
statution took plsce in the Academy, At lske
Forest, on Saturday. The pupils acquitted saeta-
selves IL yesy cscdItable manner, showing clear
u that 4kots. Butler snd Bond have been ts!thful
In the discharge Of their dntiek At tho close Of
the exe.ctses, ehort addresses we're made BY the
He.rttzry and others Of the Trustees present.
Tho BeeEsta1J stated that the Tfoetecs hAd under
conHdefsstdn the Question pf adding military
department In connection With the gymnasium.
which on being put to vote Of tho yoCnx gentle
men wefeat, they upaninsoua1y decided Ia the
Affirmative. ..-.
TIE rev philosophicsl spparssr. IL now CON-
plete, fs,r foundation for gymnasium. and Win
, 1864-07-03

Sxw YoRk, Saturday ETening, July 2, 18sa'
A,orxY-Qulte actfve st Z per gent. .,
BrKRIIx9 EICuA1ok-1frtRnIsr eHd unee1te1 NJ
GoIpnsa7y. ire En1az and unsettled. opcpsns, =
zsna2 o. declining to 3at97si aaa a. es1sns at So'9"'
Total exports Of specle Today S95rso1.
GOVERNMENT SToCk5-F lfueT.
, 1864-07-03
Pension and Bounty RlAnks.

FcnEl0u and Bounty HIAnHts
For sslo At the ca,cAao TRIBUNE oFr1cs, 81
The eeries u complete, and the forms arc aeon
IT. @ sono.5n9g % II sys2 rs~leG to ths a @.tTae-
tanning TO IN application ara printed upon one
!ee Hmdavits oi Witaesses, tas Gertiaestss Of he
Application for frsnsfer Of Pension.
Application for r1iEe Money. ......-.
Application ot 1svalia Pen.:oues for Payment Of
Clsira Of Heir for Arrears.
Claim for Horte and Equipment,
Communication Of Ratioas Tor Exchanged Prison.
peeet9ptige Rolls,
Dissb!el sold,c1'e Declaration for Bonns4 Money
Fa,het's ApplaHou fos Bounty Money and Ar
/ resr1.
Trs-2tonthly Return Of Recruiting omees
| Gnard,ans Declaration Of Minor Children for
Bounty Money and Arrears.
| Guafdtan's Declaration Of Minor Children 70
Guardian's Declaration of Orphan Sister 10.
@d Invalid Pension Claim.
Vouchers
Clothing Reee.p. Rolls.
Enlistment popens.
We send them Posr fAID, At the faie Of IS cents
Per 4ulff. GPuu Inc IetElpL q A0E UV00{s
Address, THupxE CoNrANT,
mrs. Wins1osv,s sooshinx gyEup.-
ReT. Sylsanns Cobb thus writes in the Boston
CArs+tan F4teznon We woo'd " no Eesns x.
kS2w d Be eood-psrticnlsrlZ for lnl.nss. But d
from kno.ledge; Ii our own fa1nlly i hss p1oyed
roite pains, qeiet ssep, snd iss parents uahtcke1
rest al night. Most parents can appreciate thest
blessings. Here Ia en xs.icle which VOTES 10 PEI
which II Affords tho infant Is perfectly nstaral ans
the little ehcsua aw1kca IS '' bright - button,
eaiculahie. Wa have frequently heard mother,
say they would not be without It from the birth O
t the child till It had flushed With the testhtn!
eiere, OF 4ny consideration whAtoTeI. Sold hJ a
! p1ueEistA. IS cents bottle.
!. 1 1oacA ~ ~
, 1864-07-03
3sRtrapen.

CTRAYED-Or stolen fsom tha
- barn Of Joan q. III Lama on eE1t&veId streat.
mar FOX on the night Of tce trsa oS 1oly, 7aS
bind ftet- Any pessen EruEntaE saia hoEsa q leav
ns e. a apsSy n hst9 srouSle
| liz ms1a7t ]. H. ElL1tA4a~
, 1864-07-03

F1RsT-cLAss
S1LVER.PLATEp GOODS
rT~'TTnN

On FRIDAY, Jn1y sth. t11 O'Clock. Nt thAtl ssn
II cur store Roou1s. q and y Desto9Fn .t5et,:
f.ated Ttk stt Of bix pieces. elegant ce;,1rt Ttn
enc cut pcsiles, ICE Frcasrs sno Soo|efs Mlne -
Eofee UE1s, Magic .Esstor. Coffee. Tea aad sug .
potl. Vine eet, Goblets. ssiuks. Crrsm snd Maist
ltepdrn Care HA4L cts. Spoon Ho1d<rA. hne Silver
fatsd Tes Deeer and Table knt7es ,i she best Eng
llsh steel. Table Dete1t md Tea Spoons 20 rcstE
lpskee. Al Of the aeova goods are Wal. .ansed. No
1ysnss4et GILBERT sANPsoS. Apct'zs.
, 1864-07-03

Speeisl Meetlng-Repcrts-Sa!sry otthe Ats1th
Officer and Fire Enslnecrs-Ihc Mud
LakcprsIeet-Remission Of Taxes
and Flncs-Clfnton Street.
TrBek- State Street
Brdge-ray Of
Bridge Teaders,
, 1864-07-03

GILBERT d SAMPSON,
" Anrtioneert, 4s. Is and &s DessooEn e.
Elegant New Furniture
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, Jn}y 9Th. st ~ O'Clock. Ec saaA sei
al our Koons, q IS Dearborn .fsf sn,e9
Frrn,tuip sbflnR |. pkft .! Eeza9t fastof
MafhIeIop Tee1ea Rtch hoeewo9d RooE ts5s s,n M
afoeTop With mirror s,a9
ri soIe1dld AsAnrsnent ct theEa; ANo, l4EEe
rsr1efy Of eotfsEe Csamper S1tts. of n!ns psGes'
HoeS IL, D1eltnz Bnrtaua. WalhstsndT &C.: &C.
'The shoYe Il I'll nrgt-eiss8 Eood1. from me oe4t
rannfsefFers IL Rev FORK and Boston. House;
1rtpefs snd othtrs particularly Invited 20 caH
ana examine the goods. att or etcond-oAno Eoods
T1li he eold II the sau1a lime. ....,..
ittmS1.6e 0uBERT d SAAfSQNs 4uet'ts
, 1864-07-03

An Ux1A1rn1ul sFousE.-one Anthony pud~
dies, who keeps vegetable sardtn uut near the
ShandeId NurrerJ, vas charged before Jnattce
De wolt. yesterday. with sssau1t upon the
person Of Mr.. Deddles-sthh 'tother halIr It
appears that for about year Duddles has been
, 1864-07-03
M a r. n i ED.

In this city. on the 1st Init, By the Rar: j +. Elh
hard WILLIAM b, UOSW BIZ and II. HELEN IN.
DERWOOU, cAnghter OF J. II. Underwood, Esq, all
Il this tty. 10 cards.
, 1864-07-03

nEELA1'S GARDEN.-Saturday
A Evening, SuntA. Evening, and 81 Msndsy,
ON tho tslotfoua fourth. ..-.
Brilliant music, exEti1-Et tefxtthunrne. pleasant
Company, no oi6tnro roa. A1d ve.J moderate use
q pseEe5ES. Th.b aasael IL the hoIne for toyecs at
eist SIC snd Pie ssAhr e1}oynlente.
ty2nH6.st-4thp i. J. kADlSH. fr3rr:etos.
, 1864-07-03

Pos7 OrY7c1.-Ihe Post otnco Will open at tho
usual hour On the morning Of the 4th. and close u
10a. n. for The dsy.
All zails for the eyesinE.- trains will cloec at
, 1864-07-03

CATHOLIC Nox1nr.-We have received pros-
pecta. Of new Catholic periodicals. monthly
magazine Of literature, science and art, to be 3D.
lied At the University Of 1T. NArJ's Of the Lahe
and published By J. J. kearney. The prospectus
claims that The work viii oecupy h1sh position
In Catholic literature. Ys such we shall weieone
fefued In October.
, 1864-07-03
3srcur8in11B.
GRAND 4TH 0FJULY OELE,
~ BEA1IpN
AT VANSTON,

In H8HHIl OF 1KtC oA1s1t4a<y NO1014A8"1V8*
rxcrc,ses IN +be University Crove 1t 1o:so 4. IL,
cons!atiuG of N oraion short addfeses BY afss1a:
gulshed Citizens. and ReadinK Ct tns DcclAratoo q
H.TirFAsT, b. b.. Refreshments Will he provided
ne e!z.Ss IN Il. seovs Ano: ~ shs lnndlotd Of
sspng oF hotsts Tse dr,vs tS ,Gas = fas
st $40 and 10 i. r., aud $50 M At f:dneed fares
In dffra arr - ri = iY1.rr2lttaf 4fAp