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fAfyer'i.ffueY'.I

DR.. ". II. GRRCG--Dear. Sir: have been
slfiehug for a long time with Wha, physicians call
Diseases OF tho PROsTATE GLAND. and RETENTION og
VRiyR AID was unable 20 obtain any relief until used
Constitution WITER. which began 10 produce its cur
alive effect nfcr taking two doses and man
can be more grateful than az the results. hGyrc SUI
crcd III that could suffer. rnd lives and rather
tlan be deprived Of the medicine. would be wiling TO
lr IIr1Y DoLLAgs bottle for It.
l. has not only cured mo- but scvcrel other officers in
~ district have been cured by H. and wouf rccom-
mead every body suffering rum any diseases Of Tie aid
neJs 10 Use Constitution W atcr.
RICHARD IUsv
Sergeant lXth Ward Police.
NEW. YORK Dec. 30. 1851.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN & ALLEN 20. 10 Chg.st.,
and all Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

RAILWAY COLLIsIoss--A disastrous collision
TOOK place on The 6tn inst hcriden on the oi'
cago' burlington and Quincy Railroad. The nigit OK
press bound East an hoU and half BEHIND tio anu
Inc stock train, bound West an hour behind tne, a
en- zine also standing or the track. ana paFta! i
the two approaching trains from oach otnei' M w!
struck this engine ct tue time Win HOMOGENEOUS
force the noise Of the shock boing heard iof Nus
around. There were ten cars or the passenger M.
which were terribly broken. Six psrsons were Anleo
outright and large number moro or less ihngsi"ss
wounded. The sufferers were mostly swsulsh 'i.'.
grants Tic engineers aud ttokers of BON Trains se
capped by jumping oil tAer engines, si'of '''e''iHS
steam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

Y. =. $50 Loan.


Tba Secretary ofths Treasury gives MOTTO that snb'chs
ton. will DO received for Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
three years from Aug IS 1854. with centennial inseres -
the rats Of seven ana hree Pc sn per snaan-pns
pal and In.sr.ss both to be paid In lawful 'uonsy.
Tes,no.es VII Be convesis 8, tie optic, ofth' holder
matt y. into slI pc. sodbsArng bonG% pa'A0s nov
less tina. Eve than twenty yesrs from th>r o'"
the may elect. They viii be Issued In dNn'o
nations Of $780, 500 $780, $1,000 and $4,000 and al SUD
.crpton, be for cry dollars multiple OF NY
dollars.
Az tho draw interest fror, Angus. IS psOus nass
deposits subsequent date pay the interest accrued
from date ofnote to date Of deposit
Parties eepostIns twenty I've thousand dollars aud upward
FOR these any time viii 30 allowed comissos
of one quarter Of one per cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
Ir NATIONAL sAvIsss BANK, Offering higher rate
otn,esst than any other and tie Be" security Any saving
bank which psy, Its d.posto In u s. Notes eOnsdss th
IL paying In the best circulating med;am OF the country
and eansos pey ia anything better for It's own assets are
either 4. Government. securities or In bonds payable
In Goyornmsnt paper.
CONVERTIBLE INTO SIX PER CENT $50 GOLD
BOND.
In addition tho very liberal interest on the Notes fs'
three years. this privilege Of conversion 10 no" worth soos'
Per per anu the current rate for $40 Boaes
than ey premium. and before the war the
premium sx per cen! u s. Stocks was over twonty pea
cent I. viii be seen tina. the actual profit this Loan, u
the prcsont gAe. rate. less than per cent pee
| snnuln.
r.- EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX
ALTON.
Bu. aside from all the advantages have snumersied
Note, from local taxation. On the average thii exemption
worth sbou. per por snnum according to the rate Of
taxation in various pars Of the country
II believed that Securities offer great Inducements
to lenders as those issued by the Government IN al
other form, Of indebtedness the faith ability Of private
parties or stock companies or separate tiles only
pledged for payment while the whole property Of the cous
Try the discharge Of all The Obligations Of the
United Stats.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
sv n.
ASSISTANT TRsssuaRa os Tas UNITED srArs, eosnor q
Wall and Nass,u-sts.
fInsT NATIONAL BANK or NEw.YoRK No, IwaIlss
SEcosD National BANK OF NEw.YoRx 23d.st L Brdy.x
-aIkI EAricsM BANK OF Nzw.YoRK, No. 5Nassaus.
FOURTH NATIONAL Esas % Nzw.Yosx n and % Pine =
Firm NATIONAL BAsK Of NEw-foRx, Ne. 80 3iav.
SIXTH NATIONAL BAsK OF Ngv.YoRx 6tirsy. Dsdvsr
EGnrH SArIoSAL BAsK on NEW YoRz, No SO BToadwar
EisrH EArIoSAL BANK OF NEE YORK. No. 800 Erosdwss
TESTs NATIONAL BANK OF EEwYoRz, No 2io Broadway
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK or NswYoRz No. II DuArs-sA
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF EEv YoaX. 1874 GrSichG
and by all National Bsnks which aeposories Of public
money,
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
tbrolShou. the country viii give further insa,.c: md
AFFORD EVERY FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
POLITICAL.
The Union Tiehet-New.yorh.

Fo- P-.,is,ri. ABRAHAM LINCOLN Of Illinois.
vIes Pre,id.At .ANDREw JOHNSON. Of Tennessee
Gor,rne- REUBEN z. FENTON. Chautauqus
LIEUT.. -Gopernor. THOMAS G.. ALyORD Of Onondags
Ccrai Cor,rais'r. FRANKLIN A. ALBERGER, Erie
Pri,os Iasp,cior DAVID p. FORREST, Schenectady
For Electors Of PrssiSsn, aud Yie,- Prssie,nn
HORACE GREELEY. Westchostor.
Ar LARGE PRESTON KING, Of st. Lawreuco
District Eleciors
I..OBApIAu BOVINE. Richmond.
U..JAMRs S. T. STRAHAHAS, Kings.
III. .GEosGp REGARD Kings
Iv..ABRAM J. DIrTEsHorPEe. New.Yorx.
v..wuLIAx II. McKISEY, New-fork.
VI. THoNAs II. ACTON. New.York
VII. ISAAC 4. SMITH, New.Iork.
VIII. GEORGE OPDyKE, New-York-
TX. GUY X. PELToS, Ncw-York.
X..ALExAvDER DAVIDSON, ROcklanA.
N..JAIEs W. TAYLOR, Orange.
XII. .CHARLrs L. BR,LI Columbia
XIII. .THADDEus Hyatt, Ulster.
AIV..JoHs TwEDDLR. Albany.
XIV. CORNELIUS ALLEN Sarstogs.
xVI..AfoSzo W. MORGAN, Warren
XVII. .HiRAM HonToy. Franklin.
XViiI..ALLgSC G. CHURCHILL, Fulton.
XIX. .EBEsEzER BLAKRLgY. Otsega
Xxx. .JoIS CLARK. Jefferson.
XXI. .JosY J. Knox Oneida.
XXI. rHoMAs KIsGsIoRD. Oswesa
XIII GEO. w. BRADFORD. Cortland.
XIV. .JoHs S. SEELgY. Seneca
ky. .JEDEDrAu DEWEY. Ontario.
XVI. .MYhos H. WEAVER, Schuyler.
XVII. .JA,Ls :. ALIEN. Steuben.
JOIN ". STEBBEs. Monroa
xxx. WILLIAM BRISTOL, Wyoming.
Xxx. JOSEPH CASDsR, Erie.
XXI. .JoHs p. DAZZLING, CsttsssCgps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

An inspector NJ Colts factory, so soy the
Hartford papers Gliey limited 20 biz subordinates that
testimonial would not in the eas, offend him. They
once cou"hi at re idea, and tod hn 10 get ready
,,,or ia Iono- Of the occasion which he did Mt the
Cha;terOek Hall The party met The glit, IN SIN Al
were = aie' and tie ties uonil handed over. lnspec.
torrcplicd-"prordes' momeat Of b. NO ae speoones
over Ne openod tie parcel and found hseh THO u'Pe
possessor u a--pair OF leather goggles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Rennsylvnnia Politics,

PHilAnRLPHIA, SoQt. y, ls04
Amass meeting Of veteran ard disabled SOL
siers was held tonight, foI tie purpose OF forming
Union campaign ciub. II was presided over 10y Col w
A. Gray. Patriotic resolutions parsed, and nd
dresses were delivered by several officers The meet
tng was very large and enthusiastic Dispatches were
received from inferior towns in the state announcing
Vie formation Of similar clubs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Veqyrons Election.

burlington. Vt. sert. IL leo''
We have returns from III towns which Nv ~
es follows: Smith 2G,2l9; Rodfed, 1851. Smiths
majority 1888. The Same towns in 1868 gave
Smith %, 500, and Red6eld $3.50; Smiths majority
chen, I4OI6. Smith will not have fer from q, 900
majority In the state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

Coursg.-The great feat OF tiottng twenty miles IN
tho honr 10 a wagon which the Boston horse Captain
MCGOWAN had been backed 10 accomplish and which
wa, arnopnccd TO come off the Fashion Course L. l.
Yesterday did not take place. owing TO the hoayy rain
Of sunday having rendered the going very heavy and
The conditions OF the match specifying good day and
good track" Ii viii consequently toke place tlG day
mt two horses Trustee and Lady Iultos have ever
sncceeaed In accomplishing this ieat and thoa they
both went in harness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
a Vote On the Cars
sS ne Ed,o, Of The N. y. 7'fbHs.

Se hs Edi,o, Of The NJ Y. T'f5H"s
SIR: 1 passed over the New-York Central
Railroad day OF twoOgo, and. as the train was very
large 3 cais anxious to fud out how they stood
On the Presidency SO took q yote-none BAT men
foting The result was as follows, which speaks for
fNeifi
For Lincoln.........2so For McClellan.......e5
for Jea. Dayis..... For Frenon.'.'''''.i
Yours D. T.
Etr York, September 10 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

LBERT-FITZGFRALD--On Thursday, Aug IS 1851, at
the residrnce Of Mr.. Ablam Bsckus by the Rev o. w.
Psfdosk hr Robert L. Gilbert. OF Lswrepce to Mis Ssrsh
fitzgerald, Of Wsssrusa, Douglas County. Kansas
rEk.I-AARvlN-M Bei1esds ChpSeh, Saratoga Springs
Tuesday .~epng Sepi. 6, by the Rev. c. Wainwright
Dr. John L. Pea .f 10 VIZ ns r., second daughter Of the
his Judga ,.aryin. ~ Il Elra.ega spr.nxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

doy to rcpresen. tie part! IN Kin county 81 AbeDy
in the State Convention:
IL. Dis;.-James Fitzgerald delegate.
Cd Dit Lawrence HI.ley, delre g..
Sd Dia.-James McCluEr' de'gatc. Thomas A..
Gardner alternate;
al Dia.--Wm. Fowler, dciegrfc
sch Dit Andrew j. Culver delegate
6h D.si.-John DinsAcy, dt!esate' join Tutfcr. al
tern9tc.
IN Dia.-EusL oRorko, d-ega,e, Al11es j. spen
Ger, Alternate
NEw-YoRK - XXVllITH DISTRICT - The
Union Convention Of Monroe and Orleans counties
on SATURDAY. and nominated ~ Co. .ress Roswell
Hart Of Rochester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
yycuscr,,,' Hcsa''a froih inc U-e &c

C1IEyAfIrp.s LIFE S,a The HAIR.
approved and used by prcmnen, Phyeias' end che1t'
Ladies end gentlemen Of tie hshss, Standing ber witness Of
lie yEiues. re,or' gray Jaied hair 10 ia original
eoiar stop. its falling on, prevents dlndfuf irritation or Itch
ng sud keep tho hc.d or cool uai hcahy will not stain
tho skin soil the wh,cf. bdc keeps tho hair son and
glossy and IL 10 re'raa In suy aeiable position. No
other ifing required Sold ns the dr-s,ore and ot my
c,c 10 l25 BrO.d"y where advice as TO treatment OF
the Lair will be gntutously given Price per bottle, g.
per half dozon in fancy boxes. Can be sent by express
SARAH A. CHTVALIER, ". D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Richmsnd County Democratic Conycn.
siOE.
ToMrKMsyILLF. S. l., Sept. IL

At the Richmond County Democratic Con-
vention Afr. Thomas 4. Davis. IT,, was unanimously
elected delegate 10 The Democratic State Convention
AID DR.. UarcOurE alternate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Or. Schenck,
PHILADELPHIA,


Wn b. ct BIS roo.as 80 Q. Boaisl., Ncw-York, every
TUESDAY. from unit; ?. M, examine the lungs
consu pves with his Respomete for which he charges
three dollars bu, oil aa7ice free scheacs Puonic Syrup.
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills win consumption,
snd frequently in It's advanced stages bat I, Is always best
put {. Of too late. lie always has fresh supply o
medicae' G, h' rooms. which be had &, sill times
Hechts Group syrIp.-At al seasons, Chillrsn and
H,reni 7ad 90 er't syaion- # tlis family scours-.
rogrs Caov Srrrp nc, er l.is 70 scatter relieve a,
~. YOUR ,ir,n D.. .'ng Heclts Group Syrup Keep
IL Gavs 4 htid Tlce = ne cs'imony y ferteman
known rourou. the s.s.e vn Ha' uedh sHd Knows its
f j. 70 certify tiatI have fo- -srie used ny 4 mi.
II a GROUP slRUP. compounded by I. EDw4RD IiscHr;
,haircd wh ,,ack Of Group. h, never lod Of pro-
I uniestliinsy recommend ths Syrup en- invaluable
family ine 10 efficiency IN re wing coughs snd cods
iI5" - '-'0 EM. w. cOrfNGaAM,
saTerineri,n' q Publ Schools Ea'.on' Pa
Drnr.-, and by KITCAN 3i.s' end Broadway ard J. r.
MhRCiEN, Jer'oy City
Thirreenlh Warl on recl5.-Rally TONIGHT ut
e II 1s esq ai ob 10 s' Nh al
ge'' Ae meeting Public r9ssst eyey tqs' cvg5n.ss
J. }Ai + d cr Mey AaTiS' Secretaries.
Tia Fourih word Traa Association vii bod
hss agair Monthly Meeting on TUESDAY htLhlhG,
New (hr.4Osrt-st. HL.Nt.l q. l.Eaon, tTss4l,It
/ InHf Il. . oS cosson. sooee'aie'.
Tire New Carnpaisn Lantern. trsisntesl with fine
lglf sgeI rats and sno.ocs Of tho fhEStDENlIhL
CANDIDATES. Canilcl. Rocket Bombs Dst,s-.es Ellgs,
sc. ixcels.oI Fireworks Depo5-F OAoICN sCOFlELD,
Dey-s'., near broadway. y. y
Nh, Joint Coni-uiitee on Rniics'isn Meeting % the
Oi an1 Dung Mems uniof Central Committees. viii es;
10 Head 4 .so-dwy ord fwcnty bird r.,
on tSDAI EVENING, SOP. Is, 4. 0clocA MamDers
aTs ufsilly foeaes.ei 10 s..onl.
Tuos BoBrTsos. ". D., s.c,,,,-,c.
JOHs II. LAgRaScs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

From accounts received it appears the Army
Of tho Potomac ia unusnay healthy, and ths ho'g iD
contain but few patients.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
NFEERTRR2-

Fifty-onc Rebel deserters from Anderson's di.
vision who recently into or lines arrived here
today on the mail boat from City Point. They eay a
large number Of Rebel troops are anxious to desert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

DEMOCRATIC STATE CogyENTToT.-Ths fol-
lowing is q complete list Of the Tarnany Han oeie'
gates 10 the Democratic State Convonton TO DO he'd at
Albany on wednesday tie 18th inst, for the nomins-
aon Of State officers and Governor for the ensuing year;
Dis,rici DsLedies. AfeTlat3
John Fox william Minor.
IL Morgan Jones' John Ealsey.
I'LL r. Henry Horny Hughes.
Iy..M. T. Bremen, John Nuchoilan
W Raloh Boa art James Gambeton.
vi James HAYES John Van Tine.
VII George H. Purser, William G. Rhoades
VII. VIM. NJ Tweed, Thomas Brady.
TX Nathaniel Jaias. NJ. u. spaulding.
X. .Chas q. Cornell j. w. Chandler.
XII William j. PECK, Thomas Dunlap.
XII. f. J. 4. Boole. Magnus Gross.
XIII. Terence klcy. at. e. Busted.
xiv John 4. Holman, Ja'nes Irving.
XIV. George Law. John Burrell, Jr.
XVI Albert Cardoza Terence J.. Farley.
XVII. Henry V. Genet, Thomas y. Taaiedel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

DELEGATES TO TIE DgNocRATiC STATE Con-
vyEoS.-Ths following delcg tes were elected ycster,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
NEw-YoRK DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT

NEW-YoRK DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
xgg-The Delegates to tie Democratic State Convcn-
zion. elected in tho varous Words and Districts under
she auspices ofthe Democre General Committee, met
st their rooms last evening. No business Of moment
was transacted and after ding list Of the Dele
gates tho delegation adjourned 10 est az the DelaVon
House. Albany, II IA o'clock on wednesday morning.
She following is list Ok tie Dcicgatfs;
Dir Dse9afeI &Hern9iss
J. Charles ParSs Jsrnes 4iayo-.
U.Nillism Walsh. Eiyau Gauelen.
Ill John a. " lltmors. =. ". Plumb.
IV..John II. Williams. y. 4. Tracy.
V..Heary Hilton. james ray.
VIII. H. Roonls, ESfeeriy
VII. .Phihp w. Enga Thomas McGev-r
VIII. .Jsmes Tracey joan VI Lorlgin
TX. Michael laIkin. A. A.. MaineWa
X..G. ~ Herman. John W. Inorr
XI. Samuel Aeiniter. Iheoioie MARITIME.
xii. Bsr.ra Kelly. William H. Murphy
XIII Jsnes g. Brady. Hugh Moray.
Civ : y Ma,her James Reilly.
Nv Ictn Mex peu Stephen =. Russe1.
XVI. Thomas Me- peden. JosegA CoIneH.
AVH..G H. Z. Lynch. Archibald tHs4p u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

Diamond Rlngs Of al descriptions Nom TWENTY.
FIVE DOLLARS 70 SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS eacs
For sale by GEORGE G. ALIEN 4lk n1o.iwsy oae dcos
below C.I.a.li. iOtperiT No. II Wal g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
6pecial Notices.

Dr.. r. Gooia'e. Cl'-rTh Remedy
CG,qTh Remedy
ard mode o( treatment 10
The dcts, Of PeIfec'for
z erret Hry Rave and Periodic CGtrrrh
IL erre, Caiqyvt and dVsrf, CoHsuMpfon,
II cure. CatoyrA IN all ito (or@.
Il 4 no hallway tep,or n Restorative Il Literally FStin
"ui,es tho alree forever. Price one dollar per bottle
send stamp ,oE . Pamphlet
MORTON CO.. Sole Ac D., Is Bee ker-sl, enc doos soIa
-I,..v Ncw.York. SOL ny Drngyfts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
orrIlERN sEEvANTs.

By an act Of Congress passed in juno last, m
officer employing soldier as q servant IL subject 10 q
reGuoton Of Ills pay 70 the Guoun. Of no legal acY
ances for ry1nf or servants and also tie cost OF
the soldier 10 tlc government 1h provision VIA evi
IDENTITY intended 20 cheek abuse o. 1nc standing aag
great magnitude WIS the withdrawal OF soldiers from
active duty for cu'l pulp3ses Therefore if IN OIL.
enjoys the luxury Of 4 soldier for s seiyan 10 las
to pay tue entire expense out OF his pocket IN
ccCCs whore cighuns are employed py those who are
allowed servants tbs rule does not apply. Many OF the
officers have Just been made aware o. e provision Of
the lsw and rs practical application TO them Ia
their pay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
COTTON TRADR.
LAND SALES.

A certificate Of deposit just received OF the
general Land Office shows That during tie present
month tho Receiver Of Public Monies ut Marquette
Mchigan. las deposited slliia5 % OF aeoo1at OF Sas
nf pnLlic LGnds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

Colonel Bowers, Adjutant- General of Grants
Staff arrived st IL tonight twentyfour hours from tho
Army OF tie Potomac. short leave OF absence.
Everything quict around Petersburg. The army
is reported in capital spirits and condition Thcstcamer
on which Col Bowers came was nearly foundered In
storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

N,r-Forfeiff1g Iffs ipsu-nrce.-As Tiers ars
ti'rsrnds l50lins u 4ae .nuaSlo "a tie 'sIess
ri..i n II siving or Hvr..fg tdr roH>y, the nom
f are srs,ein lately In columns Introduced
v tie Gl9ia liutua Lilo iIrac' tcmrrny Of New fors
.ssry, more than yss.n, notice. There many In our
tt w.o have frn1 VI her hrrd ecurgl fog ant Of
1.t ia imur,veren eud trust al VIII hc encouraged
now ny,st ibrry "a tiis form ofsecuy. Our capitalists
law tss thcr Lic Insurance Policies better than bank
stocks and safer than any savings henks always paying
s.t.,r disiieuis OF lBtereat o. &c Investment.
sfoyes, Furnaces ard Raises, MAGzE's and 9th.
y1I want stove furf that viii but
ltd coil warm vii fp1r; q aiEoiphcfe keep hre all
vi'or With Kind and give les trouble than a other
the .rs,t c. at 10 tsn- & ey doors east OF Broad.
way. some especially adapted to stores, Halls, 80.
J. SUMNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

A delegation Of influential gcntlemon from
Missouri are now in tie city. who think ta'y VIII be
able to harmonic all local differences between tie
Claybacks and radicals Of that State. TLcy have han
IN interview With tho President which has been most
cordial and satisfactory. Tho executive branch Of the
National Union Committee is now In session here. com
llehng tie work Of organizing for the fFs'iden'i"
can5aGs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

FALL-JOTES-On Thrsiiay the 9Th inst by The Rev. Alf
street hI. Geo L. Fall Of Boston 20 Ade.iide, youngest
ssuAbeE Of Warren Joass, es4 OF this city 40 cAIas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Business Notices.

Mass. WIssLow's SoOTEigd SYaUp-For chill.
dron Tce.hnr Cures Dysouery and Drrhs regulates the
Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Cole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
THE NEW LOAN.

A revision of bids for the Loan Of 1881 shows
that the whole amount is taken a. premium Of four
per cent and upward
The large amount bid exceedingly gratifying rs
the Treasury Department had not dared to hope Tor IN
aggregate Of more than forty foEylve millions The
delivery Of bonds begun today and VIII DO concluded
In two days Many a &c successful bidders are paying
back interest from July in coin, 30 that their bonds
may begin to draw interest from that date.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16

Ordinance No. 10.

Ordinance No. I'D.
AN ACT for Tho prevention Of nre - passed
n March 7th, 1861.
sycrIos l. The Marshal and Policemen and
Watcemcn 81 III. Town ct Gold Hill are hereby
appointed anil made Fire Wardcns for said Town.
SEC. u. Ii shall be the duty Of the Fire Wardsns
10 examine a, often twice each month al buiid'
ing, or all l,acrrs where fires arc made or may
b. used within the Town limits.
SEC. g. Ii. in the opinion Of said W ardens' there
|. any danger To be aPPrehended from the con
,truc,ion Of any place. stove, stove.pspe.
chimney, or in any other manner, from fire. 70
direct such alteration as will cure the defect IN
the same and avoid danger, and il the direction 1.
not complied with within a reasonable time, the
parties 20 offending shall be subject 10 fine OF
not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than
five hundred dollars.
SIC. 1. No person shall make or cause to DO
made, any fire in any street, lane or open lot
within the town limits, without tho permission OF
the Board of Trustees, or Fire Wardcns. uider
penalty nf not less than ten dollars normore thNn
I'VE hundred for each Oii.nse. IT.
SEC s. No owner or occupant oil any h'uo'S'
or other place where cuinbustiDses are e ~ 80
snail use therein a lighted candle or lamp W gu!
dpscriptiou excerpt the same siai, pe sesy
tant ,ritbin lantern under the penaity oi '"eu!
i've dollars for each otten'e. ~ .,,,. h,u.
LrC 4 Every owner or occupant OF any ouuo
:, i,L;, the town limits shall keep on hand X
HS n" T., a rask or barrel. OF other receptacle,
al tl.;, ~ water not les. than twenty gallons
Ii.. r..rnlty Of TWENTY-FIVE dollars for non.com
i;o,,.a with the provisions of this section.
P''"'''' G. II. VAN GORDER, President.
Attest: g. W. PEASE, Clerk me.2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-16
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board,
VIRGINIA, Wednesday, March Is.

VIRGINIA, euuchtaSi MARCH 10.
| yrRG1Sr, DISrRICr.-Allrn, $40 bd-i0 asked;
! Osreola. - 30 bids asked; spanish No. ,, SlO
bids asked
GoLD HILL DISTRICT.-Alpha, 500 bid-9O
asked (buyer 30 days.; Branch Mint, Sli bd-20
asked; Bullion, S12 bids asked; Belle Vernon.
- bid 80 asked; Central Park, $40 asked; Com
oiucd Effort. 81 hd-2O asked; Caledonia Tunnel.
$40 hii-;}D asked: CrorsuS. S,i5 bill; Dgent. 50
bid asked: Fraukell. 81 bid asked; Harold.
so asked; Hartford. SO bid: Justice, S23j bid
tbuyer % dayS), John \. Logan, 81 asked; Key
stone. $50 bid--iO asked; kuckerbocker. $50
bid 81 askr,i Louisville, So asked:
Mary Ann 500 asked: New Oregon $40 bids
asked Navigation SIS asked; Napoleon 81 bid
Is asked: Northern 81 bid; Nevada 81 bd-lO
asked: Uncoto $40 hid-Ii asked Original Cro".
sus $40 asked Pontiac 81 asked; Pilot s. asked !:
Rock Island Sl2 30 hid--i2 - asked; Stevenson
Kchoc s. bid; San Francisco So bids asked {;
'rontinc 81 bid-ll asked ScsuviuS SD asked ;
West poin; 81 asked Yolo ST. asked Yellow
JACKIE; $3.50 bid; White Dove Con'd 50 asked :;
Cicero SIS bid Randolph Sd bids asked; Richie
lieu 81 bids asked: Chollar $3.50 asked Sides
500 asked: Jcwrtt & Sheppard 81 bid-lO
asked
FLowERY DISTTICr.-LaIy Bryan SiS bid
30 asked; Oscn $40 asked; Wealth Go. :"
asked
INDIAN SPRING DISrRCT.-.Roser Sherman -
hi,l-9 asked