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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-22

The business will be conducted at the old stand by
POTTER & MERCER, who will be glad to serve all
the old customers, and as many new ones as may
favor them with their patronage.
4. X. POTTER,
RiCH'D MERCER.
Gold Hill July 9Th ISL iy5m
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Sll2.2i4 tS
50

Jan'v lO-Cash from other sources, bal
ance sale OF warrants, 10 take up Old
.H,r,,nT TareIvei rom HospitaI patients go -
Tor,r $40 81
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Summons.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, TERRIFIC
u ~ OF Nevada, County of Storey, Gold Hin pre-
,inct, S. II. Robinson Justice of the Peace-S W
Chubbuck. Plaintiff, against G. W. BloOr Co., De-
fenlAnt The People OF the United States OF Anne
rica, in the Territory of Nevada: To G. W. BLOOR
& CO., Greeting: You are hereby summoned to APP
pear before me, Justice of the Peace, In and for
Gold Hill PRECINCT County and Territory aforesaid,
at my Office in Gold Hill on the NISrT ZENITH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AID, lS6i, at 10 o'clock, AN,
of that day, TO answer the complaint OF S. W. Ghub-
sum of eighty-One 7S-lO0 dollars for money aiI-
vanced by plaintiff for you to the California State
Telegraph Company.
And you are hereby notified that II you fall to ap-
pear and answer the complaint as aforesaid or Iudg
ment will be ta2en against you for the said sum of
Ss7 and 7s-lOO Dollars, and costs Of suit. To the
Sheriff or any sAnstable of said county, greeting
Make legal serE anu due return hereof Given
under my hand his 18th day Of August, A. D. 1854,
s. H. REPINSJN, Justice Of the Peace,
aul5 lin q Rd Hill Precinct, Storey co., n T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-22

Dissolution OF Copnrtnership.
THE FIRM KNOWN AS LEE & KEEPERS,
i Saloon Keepers, American City, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All debts and liabilities
will be settled by Jos. 7. Keepers, who alone Is au-
thorized to collect and pay out.
JOHN H. Q. LEE,
j. T. KEEPERS.
American City, July %, lS6i. Jy23
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE C0PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
i isting between II. II. fLAGG and Z. VI. PLATT,
In the town of Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada
Territory under the name Of II. IL. Flagg i Co.. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Z. NJ. Platt
retiring from the trm, Mr.. H. II. Elagg is alone
hereby authorized to collect all demands due the
tirm, and he will also settle all the Indebtedness Of
the firm. [Signedl II. II. FLAGG,
L. VI. PLATT.
old
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lSuIQOOnS.

THERRIT0RYtDP NEVADA.-IN JUSTICES
i Court, Gok3 lIlll Township, in and for the
County of store fk-The people OF the United States
in Nevada Terjffy, send Greeting to p. BL0UIN:
You are hereby #mmoned to appear refure me, at
my Office in the $wnshlp Of Gold Hl In the County
Of Storey on theWst day of August AID. 1864, at 10
O'Clock An, to ,NsRer unto the complaint of J. F.
Perreaut, whert he claims TO recover from you
One Hundred II y9ks upon PromlssOry Notes US per
same on file o. ~ office, when judgment will be
taken agaiurE "a for tie sAid amount. together
with ccsts and damages II you fail TO appear and
answer. To the Sheriff or any Constable of said
County. Greeting; Make legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
AID. 1854 :. II. ROBINSON,
Jy2S I'd Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
Dissolution of Partnership
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Firm known us CROKER & Co, doing busi-
ness in Gold Hill, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All parties indebted to the firm are re-
queSted to call and settle Immediately.
l. GR0CKER,
A. X POTTER
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j. W. EASIEhLlNu,
Tax Collector Of the County OF Storey, \. I.
Sy i r NEISnN DENNY augq td-2l7

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
Il an Execution, issued out OF the Civil Probate
Court, storey County, Territory of Nevada, dated
the Sth day OF july AD lSi in favor Of the people
OF the United States the Territory Of Nevada and
against MARIA A. BELL, and the real estate and
improvements hereinafter described, for the sum OF
two hundred and eghty-one dollars and siNty-two
cents delinquent taxes and seventy-SiS dollars and
eIghtyve cents costs of suit, together with accru-
ing costs and expenses Of sale and pursuant TO the
provisions OF act entitled An Act to provide for
the assessing and collecting County and Territorial
Revenue" approved November y, ISL, and the act
amendatOry thereof approved December ~, 1857
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 TUESDAY THE SIXTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1854, between the
hours of l2 O'Clock N. and O'Clock P.M so much OF
the following described real estate with improve
mentS thereon, shall be necessary to satisfy said
execution and costs of sale situated In the County
OF Storey, Territory Of Nevada, to wit: A certain
piece or parcel Of land containing about acres and
Situated In the Northern portion Of Gold Hill and
South part OF Virginia. and described as follows, tQ
wit: Beginning ut stake on the west side OF the road
leading from Virginia to Gold Hill, thence north 80
east 2jY feet TO stake, thence north lsA0 west 900
feet thence north lI5So west 22 feet thence north
90 east S52 feet thence 500 west 80 feet, thence
40 west 43 feet thence south 5I3 feet thence south
$50 east 50 feet thence south 1870 AL feet, thence
south i6Is o east l76 feet to place OF beginning.
j.. W. EASTERLING.
Tax Collector Of Storey County, \. 7.
ByR H. CORNELL Deputy. aug9 td-l5
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II. II. FLAGG,
MARTIN WHITE,
CHAS. II. KNOX,
r..ua.. 49,
County Commissioners.
Virginia August 5th 1861 au6 81

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
i an Execution issued out OF the Justices Court,
Gold Hill Precinct, Storey county, Territory OF Ne
NADIA dated the 2lSt day Of July, AID. 1854, In favor
of the people of the United States In the Territory
OF Nevada, and against ROMAN X G1LLETT, and
the Real Estate and Improvements hereinafter deS-
cribed for the of eighteen dollars and seventy
cents, delinquent taxes, and twenty-thrce dollars
and nnety-five cents costs OF suit, together with
accrung costs and expenses OF Sae and pursuant to
the provisions Of act entitled An Act TO provide
for the Assessing and Collecting County and Terri
torial Revenue" approved November 2s, lS6l, and
the act amendatory thereof, approved December ~
ls62-l 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 TUESDAY THE
SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEM Der, AID. 1854, between
the hours of II O'Clock and oclocE PM, the fol-
lowing described real estate with the improvements
thereon Tor so much thereof shall be necessary to
satisfy said execution and costs Of sale) situated In
GOd Hl the County Of Storey, Territory of Nevada;
to wit: All the following described property or parcel
of land, with the exception of UHl6O feet on the
northwest corner thereof Beginning at large
pine post standing the east side Of the road be-
tween Virginia and Gold Hill, south of the boundary
line OF Virginia, and running thence south 81 east
40 chains, following the line Of stone wall to
stake, thence north SO, west 3 chains TO stake
thence south l7o west rs chains to the place OF be-
ginning containing $500 acres more or less, and
improvements thereon. ,
J. W. EASTERLING,
Tax Collector of the County OF Storey, \. 7.
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Receipts on account Of School Funds iSgI5 20
Distributed ~ follows:
Paid 70 Treas BOaui Of Ell. HHIO ~
Cpllpr,or'. IonlmiSSUns Loot NJ
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Cr,psu. .oId ond Silver lIininr (Ompu.

Crasus Gold and Silver Mining COmpa-
ny-Notice is hereby given, that at meeting OF the
Board of Trustees Of said company, held this day, an
assessment Of $40 per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of said company, payable Immediately
In United States gold coin ut the Office OF the Sec
retary, Korn Bros store Gold Hill, BY order Of the
Board of Trustees. J.PFOUTZ, SecI.
Gold Hill August g. 1854 au3 In
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Dardanelle Gold and silver Mining Conn
pany.-SotiCe Is hereby given, that ut meeting ot
the Board Of Trustees of the above named company,
held July ninth 1864, an Assessment OF Three Dol
lars per share levied, payable immedlatey 10
the Secretary, in United States coin. BY order OF
the Board Of Trustees. ,,,, .
lys I'm CHAs. b. G00DSSl0lI. - seSy:
Jim Mcclellan Gold and silver Mining
Company.-An assessment, No. Of twenty-five
Cents per share duly levr'i July 2th, lo6i and is
payable to the Secretary at his office Immediately,
At American City \, I. Hy 1rier , SG The Board @ OF
Trustees. Jy2S I'd WI. HUNT, Secy.
Lee Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the Board
of Trustees the 9Th lnst at the office OF the COM
pany assessment Of One Dollar was duly levied on
each and every share Of the capital stock payable
Immediately. GEO. W. TURNE1, StcE
Gold Hill, August 0, ls6l. aqgll m
Palo Alto Gold and silver Mining Conn
pany.-NOtice Is hereby given, that an assessment
of Fifty Cents per share was this day levied on lhe
capital stock Of the above company, payable 10 Inc
GEJRGE ". TURNEY. Sec'y.
Gold Hill, August 2. ls66 an3 In
Sunrise Gold md silver Mining Conn
pany-NOtlce.-An assessment of one Dollar per
pare this the 29th day Of July ls6i, levied. BY
: PLATT KETCHAM, Sec'y
Gold Hill. July %. 1854. ly2n m
Federal Gold and silver Mining Conn
pany.-NotIee.-An assessment Of Fifty Cents was
this the 2lst July, levied by 9Tder 1l me BOARD o
Trustees. PLATT kETCHAMi Secy:
Gold Hill. July %. 1854. jy22 ms
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
| ~ Wednesday the 7th day Of September, an Eec.
ton will be held in the various election precincts OF
Storey county, n. T.. for the following officers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-22

Gem Gold and Silver Mining Company:
NOtice.-At a meeting Of the Board OF Trustees ot
the above company held this day an assessment No
s. Of Fifty Cents per share was levied on the cags
stock OF the company, payable Immediately 10 ; y; D.
gold coin 10 the Secretary at his office In Gold HILL
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
V. LEMERi, Sec'y.
Gold Hill Inlv q lSkI lY23 u
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The following Is a corrected copy ofthe new sche-
dule OF stamp duties under the new revenue law
which took effect on August lst. lo6t:
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Constable's Sale,

Tax Collector Of Storey County, \: I.
By R. II. CORNELL, Deputy. aug9 td-l3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24

A life Of Mcyc-beor is ~ be written by n.
Georges Kl-,ncr. o. The destitute. ". Knsincs was
very ntnato Nth ne composer, Who often expressed
desre tiat be- should be'hs b!opaphcr. Heycrb'ers
family have sent BIN sl The document in their poses
sion. The WORK vii make tso oct4so vol4me- aud
win not be pnblisaed uatl anes tie production Of
"LAfficaine."
The death If NJ. Emile ga. ect, Professor of
Moral Philosophy tle sorboaac. has LEFT tho ranks
Of mctlpiy crl teachers vacancy which clnnof etslJ
b. flied. This ,itel author wu Peparng several
works on aphy.lcd iab.rct and ho bod intended 20
20 write IN IN EXTENDED f.rm 'or r. Corner Bailtnr
! BBgo,hlg.e o. Pihah. Csatewys.l.se two essays
originally published Ia the RrrAs to D.lr hoads The
fOruer Of tbe.c arccs Tsr foiutaon u .lo theorif
OF modern Air.is,s tie latter contained sketch ~
French Il. tletica, written eprofss Of NJ Chsrle-
Lo eluos tpatis the science of tho Eonuuhi M
health having prevented NJ sri.sri irru cir,mg ON
the plan OF inaly conccir cd ~ Corner Rail.6ro
thoufh,it better TO reprint toectlsrin hc uc b0car,
the Article re.e.red TO-. II not -t,Gy connected by
unity Of subject they aro 10 at au c,onts by INIT, o.
apparent those wlo roe hs nasielly discussion Of
b. Bouiier, and to thc a.,'s Who examine ihc alacr
10 which &c doels with tho subject Of a iAetcs.
The first volume Of the Emperor Napoleon.
long expected Life Of Cesar Ia announced poe lively
20 appear IN November og Dece-lbor loAt The second
volume will appear month six weeks after the fret
and the concluding yo!4mes viii then appear Of short
intervals.
The original quafto plays Of Shakespeare, the
first printed diaugtis q The basds dramas and Of ne
highest literary interest from the ar u their having
been originally Published in his 'e time arc about to h.
reproduced in fac siaile by phooznoography. II g. 10
be hoped however that they will present better spec
mems Of the oosimiis art than tho recently published
first insalments Of the first folio" hr. Haliwol we
uudetlnd, has for years. been laborng npon The
early quarto Shakospearcs. reproducing tLem viii
excessive care by the slow process of thog4ape
! facsimile Ou paper.
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There an exhibition at this Fair which was
worth going many miles TO sec. 1t was the DINING
Hail. conducted by the ladies Of Springfield the prohts
Of whose labors TO be devoted to our SICK ana
wounded soldiers But there great drawback
So many crowded to get meals that the girls and tner
mothers, looking almost rs young. were oVerwoiked
and, II there had not been such an abundance Of
food on the tables which could reach, some woua
not have got enough However. could walt. and
whs,eyer was needed wonh come. How many eat and
how much money received I do not know-the
figures mnst have been large II 1t had been any part
OF the plan Of the people Of Springfield to show not
only how very handsome their wives and girls are but
also that they know how TO work, and TO work well
they haye been completely isnccessfnl If were rich
ard waited wife for the purpose III helping me take
care 81 nv money to be honor. both to me and 70
society and who would BIO certain to have smart and
handsome children know now very well where would
20 20 seek her. In addition 10 this effort Of the ladies'
Of Springfield those of several other counties had
booths the ground aud prepared meals for crowds oil
their friends. ., en-,
In connection tho Sanitary Hall was well filed
With goods and customers, aud 1t WAS I'm object OF
special attraction to the friends Of the soldier and OF
the united country. NJ. c. NJ
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Rocks Received.

History Of the Reformation IN Europe In The Time Of Calvin
Hy J. II. Merle DAubign1, ID. ID. Vol ILL., inio. pp.
az Robert Carter Brothers.
The Path. Of the Lord. ny Rev. William Reed limo pp.
100. Boston; American Tract Society.
The Missing Boat. limo. PIP ~. The SAM.
Victore. Novel. i2mo. Pr ~, Carleton
The Crnc the Aabsna and the Sumter From the Pri.
yaie Journals and OtLeT Papers Of Commander Il.
semmcs. ilmo PIP J2. TIE Same.
Ceneos aud Other Tales by the Author Of Green Noun
tain Boys" limo. PIP. 3l2. The Sumo.
The Adde'S Den; or Secrets Of the Great Conspiracy e.
Overthrow Liberty In America by John Smith Dye.
8yo PIP. Ia.
Manual Of the Direct md Frde Tax system by George
\. Boutwell, Fourth Edition syo. PIP. 49, Boston
Little, Brown Co.
Hard Mapr by the Author Of dollar and Ceuts" l2mo.
pp 255 Robert Carter n Brother.
sybn 90 chryna BY The Ae,hoe.' ., tho "wide wide
Carter 4 brothers
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. .sEyrrxs,, .,
Cleared.

Steamship Ocean Queen Seabury AspinvsT n. b. Alrx.
Steamer Golden RUE, Bsbcock Ncaragaa Cersl AMER
can Transit Company.
Ste.Iaer w, Woodward, Cundif Baltimore, ". Dsrel
Steamer Francis, Brsto, Washington.
Ship Gilert (nr), Holm Hamburg.
Ship LIVE Ioman lRr.l Dawson. Liverpool
Ship r. Hamilton. Whfe New Orleans
ship Kit Carson Cfo~eH Montevideo Geo. Sauery Co
stip Erno.t Charles tFrl. ssalney, Antwerp Boyd H.
HDckrn.
Bark Starlight, Reynolds, Opor,o Bssse, N Eicserson
trig Spartan tbr Decker Hsrbof Grace j. L. Whilns
Co.
Brl; Alice tBr) Loud Por, al Pcte Gasdaoupe Jones
Lough.
Tris A. Hcree Leland nstsmorss J. Alexsn1eT d Soma
Schr. Ohoioiis. Ths.cirr. Pic,ou.
Schr. Chingsrors Madison. Accomsc.
Scir. Dolphin, Talbot. Philadelphia.
Scnr Triad Mitchell, Boston.
Sch John Nothrup Br). Laird. MarnDhan, L. 2 Amrrch
L Co.
Schr Presto Brigs- Fortress Monroe, s. Kenny
Schr Newport, ruTner Berlin
sclr Annsdls Chase. New Bediord, Fcryuson Wood
Shcr Jane Maria Bsshnell Norwich n. y Hacb@ti Sor,
Sloop Senator Hart, New.Hsyen.
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passengers carried $50 365 which is 1905 IN excess
Of last year.
The Flint and Pere Marquette Railway earned
in August; .-,4o,,
1861. ,sa - $4,2sl o. iS04...
Coal oil stocks have been disturbed by the
,roub'c IA .he general market The OIL Greek retro
snm Co sold to-day 10000 shares Of their reserved
stock to party Of capitalists. and is the largest opera
ton ever reported in a dividend paying concern
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for
he week has been as follows:
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P.sseuxeys Arrival.

n stsamaAip B. Seudey. (ToM Nee Oyieone-Mn. I'm
ing, M Israsi Geo r. Rex Cap. Hsmerich, y. 2. Tenn
r. May sister Tbrresa, MIR, C. N West Pedro Absaors
N Morrison Mr.. Bernieim and child, snodgrsss and dr
G.. Mesrsn Faber Ale xendsr Blanc. T. ". Buer Lisnf
y. M Shaitock, C. ". Latin Moore Pedro B.ltram
H. Herzberg, l.. Wallace and lady Mise @. h. 0ssqust L
ehmsn, Sister Catherine Mrs Chas. Lercberg snd infant
Smaller Miss Lowenbers \. Water c. CazayOns H. Csr
l.. y. Fowsr, b. Dominique.
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Malls Close ~ rhe Po-f-orc-.

Up. M
Fer Ireland by s.r.rl"rNAJ 'i hauchc''er, saiuf-
Jaw .snL lol m.
F1t south IA 500 iri C~lt-.i America hy steamer
Df.au Queen Frtiy. ~ DO. - .+,........... lVi A. M
3 r Drrf fuiain iui the 'llliutui by stsa-p
Arer.cs s.,nfi,v Sent gt................... a. u
Soc Nr.s Drean- by stshra-g Moaning SIR. Saiuf-
,, s,p,en,h,f 20 y p.
Norfll-A Ibi.s nrn DO AND tai1d4l..5 and 8!
.of.n and Mrf Way tali...................... r. ~
E.t.rn tfnl .fs no o. n. end 3. %.
-ti-s nd son, H. rcra Mails o. ~ a. ~ ani Icy ,.
...rr M u and d ?.
N..so ffi f- r.......................... =.
7fo Long lle.d Nail co.e1 at.........5a and ?.
saDlrg Na.s-lr suudl , i mails close a....... -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-24
Family Markets.
TIE COST or LIVING IN EEw-YoRg.
FRIDAY. Sept 2j--P N.

TIE COST or LIVING IN NETWORK.
FRIDAY. Sept. 2,P. NJ
We give below quotations Of some of the lead
ing articles Of food sold in smsH quantities for ordina
~ family consumption at Washington and Fulton Mar.
ko,s and by tho down own trndors. The uptown
grocers especially thofe in the vicinity Of Fifth aud Lex
ington.avenues charge higher than here quoted Our
range includes fair TO good articles emitting cheap
stale meats and vegetables and not embracing the high
price raid by some Of the 1Tsclass restaurants and sa
oons for extra fine productions. Several causes are
consprng 10 cheaper the necessares Of he The heavy
decline gold is the most important directly affecting
four sugar coal butter and manufactured goods,
etc The fine weather bp favored the harvesting
and marketing Of farm and garden cropa and the mar.
kets are abundantly supplied with vegetables and
fruits. Buying In failing market holders give way
slowly in prices but complain Of very dull sncs There
10 no marked decline yet in either flour, butter or
coal Sugar has fallen off a little. Fish plenty and
cheaper meats nearly unchanged with little decline
In mutton. Peaches still in abundant supply and
grapes Of fine quality freely offered apples too
In good supply. Poultry Is plenty and considerby
cheaper. Potatoes have declined about 81 per barrel in
the wholesale market and viii soon be offered lower at
retail. Eggs and high.
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Dcri-Waroens' Notire.

srAIs SEw-YoRx,
foaf-WARDEN OypcE No. i1S Hsn+L
NOTICE Is hereby given, IN accordance WITH
section tof tn act passed Apd IL, 1857 entitled IA
Act oeorsane tia Wsrdens oco Of the Port Of NeY.
Yort al psrsnns tntrrexsd In having charge Of tie
subject us OF such nqiiry examination survey thai
following vessels under examination By the Port
Narcers and that s.d surveys examinations viii be
eomy-,eJ ~his ten days next saccecdns tai, notice %,
board sAid vosses:
steamship ....Jefsey City.
Steamship City Of Cors.....................&N. X.
MINTHoRsE ToMPKINs, President.
Arcs slsRsIsLy Secretary.
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Steamship f. B. Sender, Winchester New Orleans i,,s
in., with Ind;s and p pas 70 souter Getty Co. and o
town tn, HsfaI sosh inst, p H. nd's and 4'9 pas
ss sS Admiral Dupont Carpenter Fortress sforo 70
hour.. ballast. TO u. :. ON.
steam transport Ellen 5. Terry. Bearse Newbrp y hour
steam Transport General aeir, Watson Fortress MOuos
% hours, In ballast. to U. = A.Q- N
Steamer Ch-sapess- wiet,s, Portland, dse. and pass
II. y. Crolns ell X Co.
Ship Arronau1 Of BOSTON, Norton, Manila ,isn,as
Juy III and 81 Helena Aug iGh, be"P' sos4f sod inds
Slip Grand csnars Spanish Azrna, La. Pa;aa, canry
Islands via Havana, II dag with n's cochinoal Ao 70 A
BARK Trs.n Sleeper Cow Bay IL days, with ooA 70 Net
bns Eastern Star toi New Haven't, Ward, BaTbado4 10
days, o,oiass--. Bishop Bro:
Biz Aka Gibbs, wsa Island via Key West sd,y, gusac,
srir Isne Mcclellan, St, Domingo, % days, os~OOd, J.F
Bhs aandy Ryder Fort Jefferson. % days, 5As' Many
bris ISn Small Beaufort, days, timber BiIby Co.
Brs sHnorcn taLl Gazz,lo Lesaorn ~ day' fo'o ssp
Ship Moocbs tof Gardln-j Berry, Lesho 81 days,
bic ,.s, Sc: Iss, iio w Va sg'p ,orissuc..
schr X. II II1n,ley, Hicker.on, bosion for slhsny
schr William GilGm Ncserson. Providence Tor Phiadss
scbr II. 5. ssrne.. Doane Gloucester. dsh
schr. Thomas jefferson foso Boston
sesI .i + KG 49,: s,'S s r1 snG%
Sc.r. Connecticut, Nichols. ndespors.
Scnr James Nelson. Sni IT, Tslniea.
schr T. :. Potter Potter, Noqnk in bslat
scir Add- T. simpson. Cummings, Eshpon, Days ns
Jed rye co.
schT. sprin-bok Hasksu Newport.
Scir Pslo Alto Kelly. Olonca-,sr, tsh
Sc,r Saie smith steele Hudson .or FGl River.
scir Chase Mills Rondout for Providence
S.hr. Decatur Oskr. Osses i;oniout for PIoyiencs
sehr r. L. Crook Lent Roniout for Norwich.
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Bsrrs--cs New Msry Edson. Rapid Tibsr. Juno
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TnB FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
KEw.YoRK DEPosIIARY


FINANCIAL AGENT or Iilb UNIFIED 0'A''N'
Nos. p and go Pmest,
Receives subscriptions 10 the he" ''i' 80,
,o,s uhioh are convertible at maturity into siX PER
CENT GOLD BEARING $40 Bosps.
Commissions in oil cases. Of Ier cent deducted, and
liberal terms to Banks who buy t. sell again.
Receives subscriptions TO tho 1910 Bonds
Converts tho old 1910 notes INTO per cent 1881
Bonds
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury. and
,ronsacts all other business connected with Govern
ment. hoRkb hkiOhoh' ''o0'NN
j. w. VAUGHAN. Cashier
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