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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
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No. 10 CedarsL, NEwA OK. May 49, iAo4. }
CEALED PROPOSALS Viii he received -
y this oaice until " O'Clock on WEDNESDAY, ths 20
diy oil juno ueEt Tor fa; rog acng, ead keep'as -
proper positions oil the buoys now in the hudson hNe -
tween New YORK AMI Troy File Island ne LaAe oA4iDI ~,
and such others may be authorized ~ ono year I a.
cords 10 the aions 81 he Light House board el1 ~
pned specifications copies u which BE- had by SPP'
to this oaos BY order oi The III ht iionse board
Com l.. NJ POWELL, U. S.Nr,
Lisht.If0use Inspect T, 50 Di'ulo'.
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60 nObom il map Concern.

DRINTERS WAREHOUSE.-TO PRINT
Il Frs have removed my Printers Warehouse from No.
Spfucest Tribune Buildne TO No 10 Fulton oil
God Wilson buildng'l WHARF, shall be happy TO
ensiOioera have plenty Of room, steam power and
light and expect a. orders promptly and my prices
Aaftno eoaaeenon Nth ne Tggs Fogndevr monopoly
shall seu below cost but thing, be done wei
a. ethasI j. q. COOLEf.
Printer Warehouse No Is Fulton.sL
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CuAarEKxAsrKg's OFFICE. No. l. stat ~; "a. I
NFAIED PROPOSAL will be received ~
- tbs otes uutii n IA. on TUESDAY June H. io -
FRFCTlON' OF BUILDINGS on The Battery ,.....r,
The pans and specific atoms can Dc cen ss anu ~
Information obtainaI by ealiing Al this Office IS.
Major sILNARr VAN NLlEr, QaartefmA''eI.
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NETWORK q NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD


1919. COMMENClNG MAY .. 1854 1864
Passenger Station In Nesf1ra, corner gth.sL and Ahar
Eutrunr~ e.thst
TRAINS LEAVE NEM-lORk;
For New.Haycn. Z lkNh 1850 l1.l3 (Ex.l 500
a.. $3.50 $50 and tfr.l p
Fof Brdsspor ,Etl 1900 a. M : l2'l5 tErl, 800
(En.l. $3.50, $50 and tEA.l y.
For Milford aui s,rstorl l. 1905 m. $50 530p IN
Tor taided Southport md "es'por, !. liiSo u $50
s;a0p m.
to1 Norwek :, go 100 m. i2i, (EI, 500 (EIb
50, 80, 3.Jl (tK.l pan
FOR Duren and Greenwich T. $780, 1880 $50. I:SQ
$50
fol Srernwch : 90 Il 30 m 80 $50 $50 ESQ p.
For stamford. :, (EI) $50. llJ) a. H.. l2l3 (EIl ,
on, $50 40 $50. 6;3. p Uxl p. o..
For ort Chester and intermediate stations $50 llJ0
M $3.50, 4:Jv. $50 b.lo, p
CONNECWN0 TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, A. 90. tEEli (Ex.l p. IN
For Boston VIA shore Line lg;i5 o. ~,
For Hartford AID Springfield. t.Al h.sO H. lEkl
3:5u .. m.
tor Connecticut River Railroad a. (Ex.l 1880 N 20
Montreal. y. IN. 10 Northampton
For Hartford. Providence and Fi,hkl Railroad (ET.l
ll;Sl a. ~.
Dor Now Haven. New London and stonuston RAlEosdn
q M, 1913. ,, p ~.
For Canal Railroad Y rs p. m. to Northampton
For Housatouic Railroad, A. y. ~.
For Naugafuck Railroad, q. m. F., . p.
For Danbury aud Nonyalk Railroad T. $50 t;3O p H.
Commodore Sleeping Cars attached 20 p Trains.
JAMES H. HOff SupcFutradcnt.
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proposals.
WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BunRAc.
OFFICE oP CHrEp QuARrKREAsrER

WAsHISGror, June g. lsA i
HORSES! HORSES! HORSES !-SaaisA
proposals will be received ct thi, office until 10 oolcS
m MONDAY, June D. ia, for two thousand l2OOG CAV,
ALKi hOksF, 70 DO delivered II ne OovenEen S.aAss
At 6esbor,. depot, Washington City within hry "a
usy' rom date OF contract -
edd h9res y " In all Particular well broken -
81 to nne 49, years ola in good condition end well sdv
| Ia every way " Cavalry purposes. -
These specifications will be strictly adhered 10 and ,.
enforced In every particular. '*A"y
no bid s be entertained unless accompanied nv sn...
for its faithful performance. -s~-~"S
bidder who should prove to be Irresponsible his q1ns viii -
reported TO the Secretary Of War with -
such officer be dismissed the service.
~ bddeyI and gVdydHtovs pH be hd ne .triet,,f -
eouataJty and escyy future 20 comply 9th tsrms Of eos
f1et or 10 maxi tie contract uhen acarled tu B, nj
Form Of bid ans Guaranty be had application to is
office.
Successful bidders viii be prepared 70 enter into vs.
cnutrscts with good and sufficient security, mmedsv -
the acceptance Of their bids.
The oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid
The undesgDed reserves the right 10 Teect al Ods dsk
unreasonable
Bid, hundred 900 Horses and upward will be ..>
teined.
Bids for the entire number Of orses required ar, invt.d
Payment will BE- promptly made Completion Of cn,rsd
Ono mares pili BE- rrcereG
Proro-als be Endorsed Proposals. Tor Cavalry Horss
snd addressed 10 Lieut. Col JAMES A. EKIN Chief luse
Lermsster Cavalry Bureau Washington, D. c.
Any other information viii be promptly given on appHe>
ton, personally or By letter, TO
JAMES A. EkIN Lleu,ensni.Colonel
ard Chief llgar-eunAser, Cavalry Bnresn
Purchase In tho open market vii be continued Giesbo
Depot until the contract l. awarded Payment made In Co
tihcates OF Indebtedness foT ~ Horses mora
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StEALED pROPOSALSwill be received Al
- The Office Of the Board Of City Improvements until
clock a. m Tuesday. june %, 1874, Tor BUILDING
SEWER ~ Es.rsou.s, H. The Fra- Distrc- Q. let sew
eIase Division Of r city accoidi 20 plane aad spec acatio1a
on file IN the office Of tne City Civil EnEiieef.
In where TIE proposal l. Il.ue by Company, h4
and residence Of each member Of The m must be t@
g. iuu
No propos. win b. received 4 the bond be net seeompsiA
BY Q. :. Revenue 81 cent stamp Cancelled
Each bld 90 De accompanied b. two safete Bidders
the printed forms, others u be tc,.sed ~ ortss
OF The board NORRIS r. NORTON Cieri.
Cincinnati. Ohio
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KITTATINNY HOUSE.
Doaro ailo Rooms.

JNANTED-By q single man, HOME
w with private family il 'hs oiiy not H above s aaai
seven vear. Address, MERCHANT, Box No 1894 Cen
eral ?. q.
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6teamboais ano RAILROADS..

EXCURSION of DIR. CHAPINs CHURCH
IL aud SUNDAY-SCHOOL, THURSDAY, June lG. 1854,
To RANDALLS ISLAND GROtE-steamboai MARTHA
WASHINGTON and barge MERCHANT leave springst. at
81 eth-st., T. r. at and 3Ahs, Z. X, at l0s H. pre-
cissy. Tickets 50 ccEts
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ Coon aud af-r MONDAY Jan 10 1854 Trains VIII
have NEM-HOKk Tor BALTIMORE and NAeHlNGiONi
nj and 10 A. w. 10 p u aud Il GIT The 1880 p M,
Train will take fassens for BALTIMORE and WASHING.
Tor only. This Train makes connection ~ I'm adepAA
Trains for Philadelphia w ieeye Newlok al aud 10 In
II ~, and T. M, and Il Midnight
MILITARY TICKETS viii not be received In Tho a IN
OF 30 \. Trains. }. W. WuaDhutFl
Dec %, 1863 Assistant Superintendent y. j. z. X.
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PARrrAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
IL ROAD--To Long Branch. Red Bank SHARK River,
Manchester Toms River, Bamesa Shanong and Atson.
On apd after WEDNESDAY neat June -. aud until further
notice the fast and comiodous steamer JESSE HOfr viii
leave foot ei Mrayst.. North RIVER daily Sundays
copied at Gla u II a. IN aud 4l5 p u connecting with
the r. aud u. b. RI Port Monmouth with for the
above points.
Returning trains viii leave Long Branch at i.is M lliO
q ~, and .. IN.
hlidetown Tor the Highlands (1hompsons Shark River
Station for SharA River kew. bedford, and aquan.
Stages Manchester and WocdAnsle for Toms
River aud Eafnegai Tvchsrton WHTsown, Aaunahawken
For further information apply to Office ON The pier
Communication tickets 10 Long Branch, Red Bank, &c,
Nc be had application to the Copanys oace No. 70
beayetEL -
VA. y. GRlFEIIs, H., GeaaIal sup't
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Ofrnr Cleaners.

NJ O. ROBERTS's LINE to
W. BAN FRANCISCO. VIA PANAMA
Tic srAusblp
ILLINOIS, OR GOLDEN RULE,
SATURDAY, June -, a. Noon,
From Pier 80. o. North RIVER loot Of Narrcn-st.
For passage apgly 1t toe ocs No. ~ We. M corner or
W.rfsa. 10 ID. " CAlRiNGTON
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger liam \

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For AL
4 HANf AMI TROY, CONNECTING with TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains caves
from ham1,rsst. From Nh-s,.
EIpr,s., all 10 H. and Tn lo.15 L., and 20 and
sand 6 ?. 6.l .. n.
Troy snd Albany with sleep ll.u- 7.
IN. carr. DO 50 p.
Rhurnctk Iran, p M. 2.22 y.
PouEhkeefsle lraii a. IN. BIZ D. ia, sdliu ?. m
and r.
Pecksk4l Train, AIS p. ~ ?. m.
Sing sing III in $50 n II 1852 No. and u. and 5:Jl
no., and 5.l3 ,. =. 90.
Tsryto~n Train, 3.?o and 3;4l aud 1871 p. m.
T.
On Sundays, 6:22 p m from 3rheueet
Tickets may be pr1caed athny u te oces OF Wescots
Express IN sud Brookyn, AID baggage checked
ths al points tie rod aud 10 Saratoga SPRING.
CuAS. NlSOl General Superintendent.
NORTHERN r. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Train. leave Jersey City for reImon At m, sl3
M us ?. m. AZ p. ~ and 6:25 p The 9l5 m, and
Z n y. ~, run through 10 Monsey.
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CARATOGA TRAVEL via HUDSON RIVER
- RATBROA Trains leave Chambersst. Depot at and
10 a. ~. arrive Ssratogh at p aud 6'&S D.
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EOR NEWBURGH, CORNWALL, WEST
Il POIET. rouglkeepse, and kondout-rhe MARY
POWELL leaves Jsy-st. EVERY AFTERNOON st - o'clk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24
MOTTO
NEW DYING ESTAD{ISH5lESiSs

NO. Il SOUTH FlTRF.l-i- gTI EET, VElRR KING
WYE. the UNDERSIGNED beg leave to inform
w our friends and the public IL general,
that we are now prepared TO execute al orders
left with US, in the very best manner ana WIFI
Gentlemen's wearing apparel clesnsed or
y,adv,s cloaks cleansed or dyed: ali kinds
Of straw goods dyed-in fact everything
appertaining to the dying business, cone in the
best style sObserve address, No 4, south
Fairfax street, near King.
BERKLEY, OFLAN AGAIN 8 HALAN.
sep 30-1m .-
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A WARNING to nv Customers and Friends.

Warning to my CUSTOMERS and Fr1ends:
IAVING been Just from the markets IN
IL New York, and receiving daily circulars,
I would announce to all my customers that
goods are really advancing again daily and
Would most respectfully advise every body 70
INV their Dry Goods now, as still continue to
se1Y At the reduced prices, and having not Civ
en- en-. up the ide, Of removing on the 1st Of Jan
uary, come and don't delay as nov is your time
before every body raises the price OF their
goods. All goods not sold by the 1st Of Jan,
Diary viii be sold at public auction - Come anq ana
Bonnets and you will save meney. That's
what's the matter! Hurry up and go to
Schwarz's; he is waiting for you, and the goods
and prices will suityou am sure
oct 4-tf No. 1872 King Street
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q {: 4 8 . j..

DANIEL 81 A
AlERCIiANT I 4 LLOR, q"
TyAV[NG taken the stand formerly o 2as
-E1 pied by ". s. 4. Murray, Nc ~ \ oa5n
Fairfax street is prepared to Ill i al Eae opoeT n
reputation Of his predecessors. Gee S-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24

1 q h 3 /
f's4s '>JA a ! 'AS''
AND
| pr1pn krIyr uEpR
= ~ = -
III E2(s ant J'GU3tf"rS,j
III - r'.',. *E,:s
rs yos A5''" i, :..>> ..t',,
naGc !oF ~ = u ~. ~ -; H.,
I'D are particularly siiio;?t = t *1s :..rr " Il
chr"nic ulsease>' - oIl1~ll'ot>' I's'stS S!*
:urad Tlth:S 1'tI !tF'i's ~ 't, - .S'$
should he WITHOUT LUCIA, 1oL ~ 'r1 '''''} <@
mach sc5;ne@: c@5 ~ sfe| eI1'eG. 80, '5s 4's III.
ported direct :; ti!s E1oLs ~ 49,. @:':.: 20.
and thai1 purify eI1c.c> "!'t' S'1>'I COZ - '"
iaA upon Nlth perfect con 4..i'%+:. :...,..,
The following are some 81 - 1'S "'.24
have Dean sTtn&iltA q; '+z''''S ,'''; ''"'
iel<eE;
0? the bowels.
consun1 pt:0n r. l%s
escIy stssrs headache:
asthma. cough, s2T5 @E*7.
ock;sw, ruDjoras: z1epI:@1lSi.
cramp cholic, ostacIh, pam ~ .--1.
breast and sides, deatnass, nervousness,
spotted fever, chi1ls and fever a&u@. oEe1
wounds, pneumonia: dyspepsia, ssA cl1a;G' 3sT'
cer scrofu}a, jaundice, tape#o:rn, 1i.-
licusness eEuptIcna 81 the sAlA, 03H51'
complaint, langour, gop:t dr.ooH@y:
erys1pe!as, worms, cho-'c Pies.
disrrhoea, hoarsneSs, sT25:-
md white Aux dys-
ente1y, costlVo~
mesa, Ilea~
s1es, 4 oo. rs,, ruvr72ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24

rEADY FOR ACTION.-H& comR!,es3;ss
s ali nv purchases in FAL and lNlnt'
DRY GOODS And MlLLlN Ar / 1esp nar'.
fl,1lv invite my customers and the pob!1c 80
cray - s''' A'I' II. SCH ARR,
sep SIT ~: -~---s -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26

Brushes, Feather busters. Zinc White. Fire-Proof
Paint, LinSeed OIL, boiled and raw. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26

RECORDERS COURT, VIRGINIA. - In
Judge Davenport's Court this morning, J.
Barrett, arrested by officer Hanks, for
being drunk and sleeping soundly on
the sidewalk, pleaded guilty, and on de-
posting security to pay fine Of Sl5, was
discharged. B. Masterson, arrested by
officer Wilcoxson, for the same offense,
also pleaded guilty, and having paid a
fine of Sl5, was also discharged. In the
case of Dan McMurchy, who was found
guilty by a jury on Saturday of assault
and battery, for having most brutally
beaten and i'll used his wife, Judgment was
rendered sentencing him to pay fine of
$500, and in default of payment he was
committed to the city Jail at the rate of
two dollars per day until the fine is thus
worked out. This was the extreme PEN
atty of the law. and we think it great
pity that the judge had not the power to
have sent him to the Territorial Prison for
about three years, and had inflicted that
punishment. The case was one Of the
most unwarranted and aggravated bru-
tality, and the poor woman, when we saw
her on Saturday, was as badly bruised as
any prize fighter we ever saw just come
out of prize ring. 1t is to be hoped this
may serve as . warning to those brutes
who beat and club their wives to crafty
the malice and devilish instincts of cru
city that govern their actions.
CIVIL PROBATE CoURr.-In this Court,
this morning, the following business was
transacted, his honor Judge Ferris presi-
ding: In the case of the People VS.. the
Central Co., motion for a new trial was
made, and continued until the next term
BY consent. In the case of True vs.. Wal
ton ct ais, Judgment by default for plain
tiff was ordered. In the ESTATE of Sui
Ivan, deceased" an order was made set
ting aside certain property for the widow.
In the case Of Lynch ct ais. VS.. the Mary
Ann Co., an appeal taken to this Court
was dismissed. In the case of Williams
vs.. Lackey, a motion made to amend the
answer was overruled, 10 which the de-
PENDANT excepted.
SHIPMENTS OF BrLLIoN.-WellS, Fargo
& Co., during the week ending yesterday,
shipped IS bars and sacks of bullion,
weighing 55Ot pounds and valued at
Sl4O,93O 95. This is the amount of the
Virginia shipments alone, and we don't
think it looks as though our mines were
petering out very rapidly. They also for
warded, yesterday, from Humboldt, 6
sacks of bullion, weighing $50 pounds
and valued at 5000. From Reese River,
they also forwarded yesterday sacks,
weighing 325 pounds and valued at over
$4,000.
New PArER.-We have been informed
that that eminent statesman and distin-
gushed patriot \. B. Paul, is about to
establish an opposition paper in this town,
to be called PauFs E-pi==Ls TO the Gold
Hi!!srS>
MEETING AT CARSoH.-The Union Party
of Ormsby county will hold a grand mass
meeting in Carson city, this (Monday)
evening. Among the speakers announced
to be present is Hon. WV. NJ. STEWART,
OF Virginia. \ large turnout is expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
stock Review.

The share market d"r-:g the past ten days
has been characterized b! l fair degree of
activity, and considerable transactions took
place in leading stocks as well as in those Of
less certain value. Quite number Of low
priced shares have revived recently and are
now sought for at higher figures.
Gould X Curry has been actively dealt in,
and more than 100 feet changed hands at va
riable rates, advancing from $3.50 to Sl2S5,
declining 10 $50, rising 70 $1,000, reccting
10 Sl0SO, and then rallying to $3.50. We
can learn OF no material change in the char
ac,er Of this mine as developed i'll the several
shafts from the lower level. Receipts of bull
hon are averaging $1,000 per day.
Savage declined last week rom $500 TO
Sll20, advancing again to $3.50, then reced-
ing TO $1,000, and closing firmly at $3.50 bid,
Sl375 asked. This claim is said to be more
promising than for some time past. The
Company have accumulated thus far sutii-
cient surplus for the payment Of the next
dividend.
Potosi is in less favor, owing to protracted
litigation, and mas declined from $500 to
about $500 asked. Small sales have been
made within this range.
Belcher continues inactive, but is in rather
better request at $3.50 bid, 500 asked.
Crown Point has also improved, and is in
CURED for at S400.
Chollar is we'll maintained, and advanced
from $500 to $685.. This company are now
employing FIVE mills in the reduction Of some
20 tons Of ore per day. The south mine is
said to De improving as its development pro-
crosses.
Ophir met with serious decline, and fell
from $3.50 to $3.50, rallying the past day or
two to S3l5 and $500. Some 100 feet have
been sold within this range Of prices.
Yellow Jacket is in decided request, and
advanced at the close TO $50. Sales were
made last week at $500.
Hale & Norcross fell from $40 to $3.50,
rallied to $780, and then sold at $40.
Oycrman mas been sold at $50 per foot.
Imp erial advanced from Si37 to Sl45, 4
| which latter rate sales were made at the close.
The affairs of this company are said to be in
favorable condition, and larger dividend
is anticipated the ensuing month.
! Sheba has been subjected to material huc-
tuations, declining from S95 to SIS, advan-
cling to SS0GS5, and then receedinS to about
| So. The Company's new mill has been sue
cessfully at work for several weeks past.
Wide West has been largely sold, and some
| 1900 shares changed hands, advancing to S35,
declining TO $50, and then steadily rising to
| S27 80 and closing at about S25.
Burning Moscow quickly rose from Sl9 to
SO, declined to S25, advanced to $50 buyer
80. and sold yesterday at SIS.
North Ophir is in more favor, and rose
from S32 50 TO so, and then sold at $40
seller 80.
Nevada q. g. has advanced from $40 to
about S32, at which latter rate sales were
made At the close.
Lady Bryan was sold at from So to Sc /;
Sierra Nevada at $50; Santa Rosa at so;
Baltimore American at S25 {; Antelope at
$50; Baltic at S23; Utah at S., and Bullion
at S39.-Nerca'atile Gazette, Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26

The LITTLE GIANT OF THE WEsT.-Sen-
ator Douglas, on his return to Chicago, but
a short time after the commencement of the
rebellion, said" That the present danger is
imminent no man can conceal. If war must
come-if the bayonet must be used to main
tain the Constitution, say before God my
conscience is clean. have struggled long
for peaceful solution Of the difficulty. I
have not only tenderc3 those States what
was theirs BY right, tut have gone to the
very extreme of magI4nimity. The return
we receive is war-armies marched upon our
capital, distractions and dangers to our nav
igation, letters Of marque to invite pirates to
prey upon our commerce, a concerted move
ment to blot out the United States of Amer
lea from the map of the globe. The question
is, are we to maintain the country Of our
fathers, or allow it to be struck down BY
those who, when they can no longer govern,
threaten 70 destroy"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26

FRATERNITY OF REPUBLIcS.-When the
Mexican flag, interlaced with the Stare and
Stripes, was brought into Platt's Hall, the
immense audience rose and saluted it with
tremendous cheering. The great American
doctrine originated by President Monroe, was
there authoritatively recognised, and every
one present felt that the strong arm Of the
great republic ought to be supporting the he
roic Cortenas in exterminatidg the robber
Gaul from his native country. The incident
did no, argue well for the stability of Maxi
milian's Empire. Every true American
citizen feels that it is his duty to aid in the
determination Of Gallo usurper who has so
dared to profane the Western Continent with
the feet of his slaves. All regret that our
national emoarrassments forbid the extern
sion of that fraternal assistance which IS due
to sister republic struggling in the grasp Of
monarchy, and all eagerly look forward to
the time when the complete subjugatiOn OF
our own rebellion will enable the United
States Government TO reassert the national
doctrine which will expel every foreign mon
archist from the continent.-F2ag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
SssAYERs, MATERIAL.

CrucibleS, RetortS, Acids, and general supply of
all articles In this line. For sale by
4. II. MCDONALD co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

We are constantly receiving. per express. supplies
from the manufactures For sale by
R. Ii. MCDONALD 4 co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
PERFUMERY.

We are constantly receiving articles in this line,
direct from Foreign and American manufactures
For sale By r. IL. MCDONALD & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
TILDEN,s SUGAR COATED
pUHLN-

Of nearly all the Concentrated Medicines, put mp
IN bottles. For sale by
r. II. MCDONALD & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
TRUssEs AND SUPPORTERS,

TRUSSES AND EVN HNSS'
Gum Stockings, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces SuSpcuSary BandageS, SIR Elastic BandaSes
for Ladies A very large assortment Of articles In
this line. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD i CO, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
BREWERS, STOCK.

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch, Reg
COrks Everything in this line oil the best quality,
for sale upon reasonable terms.
y B-Tcn bales Hops just received by Express.
r. ii. MCDONALD s co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26

THIS BUILDING is CENTRALLY LoCA-
Gus Express Offices, Postoftice, etc, In the city
ia new and hard.hnlshed throughout, supplied
with pure, fresh water. brought In pipeE direct
limited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
PAINTS, OILS AND vARNIsHE

PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES.
Brushes, Feather busters. Zinc White, Fire-Proof
Paint, LinSeed OIL, boiled and raw. For sale BY,
K. II. MCDONALD & co.
PATENT MEDICINES.
We are Agents for nearly all valuable articles In
use and our stock Is unusually large. For sale by
r. II: MCDONALD co, SACRAMENTO.
Il. II. MCDONALD CO., San Francisco.
10000 lbs. Blue VitriOl;
5000 lbs. Sulphate Iron;
1000 lbs. Sal Ammoniac;
$50 carbOys Eastern Sulph. Acid;
100 - California /"
100 ., Eastern Nitric
100 - Eastern Muriatic Acid.
Arctic Acid;
Chemically Pure Acids;
Iron RetOrts;
Glass Retorts;
Black Lead Crucibles;
Sand Crucibles;
Test Glasses;
Mattresses, Etc.;
Together with a complete assortment. OF Chem
aration OF Metals. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
San Francisco and Sacramento.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
DtssectIns Instruments, lStethoScopes,
Eye Instruments lSyrinSeS,
0bstetrical Instruments, lTonSel Instruments,
Poypus Forceps, ,Amput4tlng Instruments
Probangs, Breast Pumps,
Post Mortem Instruments BOugieS,
Pocket Instruments, CathetarS,
TrepannIng Instruments Cupping Instruments,
Speculums Electro Magnetic BattunS
r. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Sacramento.
r. II. MCDONALD i CO.,
San Francisco
TARTARIC ACID.
. 000 LBS. TARTAR c ACID. IN TIN
O.OOO cases. OF the hest quality.
For sale BY Il. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Importing Druggists.