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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-10
CopartnerSlllp.

NOI)hTthbT5LIp.
TO ALL BE IT KNOWN. THAT on AND
l after this day, we, the undersigned, have en-
tered into copartnership for the transactng of all
kinds of business TO be known as the firm of
WEBB s PEDLER All notes, mortgages
deeds. stock etc, drawn in the name of either
party. a.e this day consolidated, and all receipts
must bear the name Of the firm
his
IOSEpH x WE'RE
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Notice.

~ Ot1Ce. -
ALL PERSONS IND EBTED TO THE UNDER
"A signed Gate Sheriff OF Storey county, \. III ioI
fees line for official services rendered and performed
during nv term Of office are hereby notified and re,
GueSted 10 make immediate payment TO PHI
STOSER, Esq, at the Sherif's office. NO. u south
ton and other necessary legal process for the colec
ton thereof. Mr.. Stoner Is my duly authorized
agent TO receive and receipt for all moneys due me,
and TO pay out the same as fast collected and re-
uuired by lust Indebtedness on my part to others.
Ihope from the Indulgence already given TO those
Indebted to me- that Viii not he paid In Greenbacks,
except at their market value all official services
were rendered and performed by me purely on a
cash basis. and are payable in coin.
W. H. HOWARD,
Late Sheriff OF Storey county, n. 7.
Virginia Sent 20 lSfi SEQ If
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First State Legislature of Nevada.

First state Legislature of Nevada.
SENATE.
Storey-S. A. Kellogg, y. w. winton, Chas A.
Summer. W. Ii. ClagSett.
Orras5y-A. J. Lockwood J. Seely.
o. Eszerdldd-L. Dorau, J. Ives.
Htsz5o!dt-Fred. Hutchmgs, VI. S Thompson.
LGuder-M S. l.arrowe, W. W. Hobart.
JFdskoe-Chas. Lambert, Jas. Slingeriand
Lyoa-D. L. Hastings.
Lion and CRgrchii-Alfred James
Nye-Jas. L. Lawson.
DouQiaS-J. W. Haines.
ASSEMBLY.
S,orsy-W. NJ Cutter Erastus Bond, Edwin
Pat,en w. w. Bishop. G. w. Tozer, a. L. Gree
", ]. A, Rigby, H. u Bien. John Leavitt, James
Bolan, R. A. Young, Jacob Smith.
Ormsby-S. c. benson, J. E. w. Carey, L. Z.
MeKeeby
Esmsralda-D. H. Haskell, D. Wellington, John
: Mavhugh, Cyril Hawkins.
HflabOidt-D. II. Brown, B. Fl. Nichols j. A.
Dun. ,
Laader-D. P. Walter Z. P Sine, J. L. Hinck,
ley. NJ A. Rosenblatt.
LyoR-w. +. Toombs, w. G.. Lee, H. G. Parker.
Charc6il-J B. Mcclure.
Taskos and ROop-J. H. Shackleford H. H.
Beck, J. \. Myrick.
Nye-A c. Bearss.
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CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Positively Selling Off!
AND NO HUMBUG!!
MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
Of Gold Hill and vicinity!
DEMEMBER, THE STORE OF +. HARRIS
II is no humbug selling off, but the genuine
thing itself He don't look for any profits on his
goods He only wishes TO get clear OF his stock
nj the regular San Francisco cost ana VIII con-
,;,ue to do so till he has not got one dollars
worth of merchandise left.
a8-Remember the Old stand - Next to
Gold Hill News Office, Gold lii'
One Hundred Pairs of 10 and 1l-sized
BOOTS!
Which Will be sold cheap.
Also.
ooO of the Finest French Cashmere
BUSINESS COATS
Evsr brought into the Territory, at SIS 90.
Rusiuess COats- %
superior Boys Hats-------------'----- %
Iarre Lot of of Small Brognn shoes, 25
Velvet Vests-.------------------ UO
Calf Boots, best quality SO
Nailed Boots, .--.---.'''-''-'----'-'-f Vu
Co5frey &, Wings Best Nailed Boots, 5 so
CaIf boots, so
Fnncy Flannel Oyershirts, --.---------.-2 90
Rest Cal. Flannel Overshirts, ..--......2 2j
Grey Flannel Overshirts, made In the.
States)-.s..-.----.-. --------.--l I'd
Understands and Drawers, grey and
wkite, -----------..---'----'---I 80
Fine Cashmere Vests, 5O
HITS, all colors,- ..---------.-------------S OO
Cotton Half-IIOse, per dozen-.-.--.---.2 90
Blue and Grey Blankets, per pair, .---3 90
Best California IO-lb. Blnnkets..----.-S 90
Working Pants, ----.-....------------S 3O
Working Pants, superior so
Corduroy Pants, best aunIity,.---.-.-.--3 so
Fine Black Coats, satin lined .-......16 90
Blue Pilot Shirts. ...---........-..-..-..---2 %
Fine Business Coats .-.-----.....---.--.l2 W
Superior Heevy Overconts .-----..-..l2 90
Extra fine English Cashmere Suits IS 90
French Calico Shirts ..--.-......--.--.---l 80
Very superior silk Velvet Vests, all On
---------------..--------| 0V
Cloth Caps, good qnnlity-----.....----.--1 %
Red Drawers and shirts, each--....-.1 80
Harrison Cass're suits, best quapy-.2 90
Fancy CoIored Flannel CORts..-....-.-I so
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra qnulity..-.--8 80
Calf Boots, dOuble-sOlc. 90
Extra DoubIe-ssoIa Calf Boots ........--5 so
DOuble.Sole Calf Boots, sewed.--......6 so
Boys Boots -.---..-.-..---...---.----l Cd
Gent's Cavalry Boots ID
Superior Wooden Hose, per dOzen...-2 10
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STATE GOVERNMENT
OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA.
State Omccrs.
Judicial Department.

Representative ina Congress.
II. G.. Worthington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-10

PBoeED Our. 1our loyal German
friends viii be glad to learn that Hahn
lan's paper at San Francisco, Formerly
the Nevada Pionser) has Pegged out.
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Notice..

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between The undersigned has TINS
day been dissolved by mutual consent. All ma
bilities due by the firm and all accounts due the
firm, will be paid BY and to Joseph Munckton.
CHAS. E. MYRICK,
JOSEPH MUNCRT0N.
Silver City, Oct, 10. 1864. oc3l w
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DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

DRY GOODS AND CLUThlNG.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS f!
DRY GOODS!!
4 Large Assortment of
Fall & Winter Dry Goods,
JUST ARRIVED AT
$. Ik OS EN- Err & CO.'S,
ON G STREET,
Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s,
CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY OF
DRESS GOODSi
SUCH As
Plain, CoIored and Fancy
REP Silks!
All COlors OF
FOULARD DELAINES!
Empress and Ottoman Cloths,
Plain and Plaid
IRISH POPLINS!
French, English and American
CALICO ES!
4 Fine Assortment of
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks !
Brochee and Plaid
LEN SHA w LIS!
An Immense Assortment Of
COTTON SHEETINGS,
White, CoIored and Plaid
FLANNELS.
Table Linen, Towels & Napkins,
IRISH LINENS.
A Fine Assortment Of
Ladies' and Gents Underwear,
WOODEN HOSIERY.
Real Thread, ChnntilIa, .valenciennes,
Gimpure and Linen
CROTCHET LACES!
Needleworlr,
EDGINGS AND INsERTINGs,
Point Lace Collars and Sets,
RICH FANS,
Side and Back Combs,
ALBUMS, CARD CASES,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
And without fail. the Largest Variety OF
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Silver City, Oct,


TUsT RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
d GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, which
we will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
Kind of goods can be bought In the Territory. AL
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh. Goods de-
uyered Free Of Charge. kORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill. June IL. 1854. lnH
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JOSEPH x WEE
JULsIl IL I1JIl
cD,d HELL October 25, 1864.
County Auditors Office.
y;rQiniu, Nov, 9Th, 1864.

StOTty OOttIItS .o,,
virginia, Nov. 9TH, 1864.
HrOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Assegsment Roll of the taxable real aud
personal property of this county will be open for
the inspection OF taxpayers, at the office, from
this dale until Monday, the 18th inst, from 70
o'clock, P. NJ: and that the Board OF Equsilzau.on
will meet daily from and after Monday, the t4tu
inst, until Monday the 9Th of December, tor tine
purpose of equalization. L. Hermann
nos I'd County Auditor.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

The Eastern steamers Long Island Sound arrived At
their nsusl time yesterday mornipF.
STEAMSHIP OiYnrrs Capt MeMickan OF the CupardGu'ou
line. sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
srtsrsHir CTy coRK Capt Tibbes sailed yesterday
for Liverpool
srs,ssnir Brtioss Capt PipkbamsaDe yesterday for
London.
.sBr Aorils-rhe wrecters sent ont Nv the New YORK
board OF 10 raise the monitor Cananche and
p hgla arrived ~ San FrAncirro Jan W. The party con.
s o n vcr' experienced and four professional
overs WIN I've apnafans machinery compce, nnder
ne charre ~ Cart Merrt head wrccker for the New YORK
bo9rd o' undei writer's Capt Merritt states kst 90 erani
& n hnds ha the rer and ineonverenee 81 her pos
upn bnfe been " no degree essrrcrntnd by TIE agent ME
islos 70 the hoard. bui The public NAV re assured hst
We Aqna vii ee rasd eomre,e and vii be afoai milh
ne monhW rsdy ~ defend Ean Frshcfeo iom tbyhnera
".,, ss'l shar IeI Cart ssnsr' the prss.irs,
~ shh ~ be- ferss al 1efp tois and ~ Inon mat W
we az nm % rmp hcr nu bad been sueetfnl the deeLs
m"F hs'r gwen cny Under the great pressure
~ Far AtHs tnfore r,gorcd ashore on er's Rocks
nfst tate EWab,tb, The l6tb inst ame or zane neht
who's ra9.spe
~ fait v.u ,sn or Mnisnass IN cetss ~ lumber
~ enchf ae Eoads below Boston. oafed her chains Va
q, hrs - eseJ n9ti and weni sslore asnt 70 AM se
ne, ~. 80 lOsdy Rtaks, H1li The ctw wHe saved by
nc l'r'st from A Tfe bfa rnms!n.d ~ e a. surtt
nd il t rl.rt % br tH 10 &hy erG nlgeu Tie
80 rONeA tL4t Fhs c. Nd noi 10 boarded
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

BnIe islDoRA Ie4 ,ous Roekisnd 1854 and now
AZ View YORK, has been sold here for $500.
scaR AlRERr CRASDALL Dewey from Port Royal sc for
particulars -
mac St @ q s Gn ns
and haiied from Brookhayen, Ne.
spoken. DC.
sens Donna Anna from Newport for saeua. seo -, 30
sss sr 's;ss' sYors S'0 '0 VINO
from s Ss aa s 'fs
odsys; braz schr Puritano. from NYork arr 25th.
American Ports.
BOSTON. Feb l7-cld bark D Carleton orcu,t, New
BT sss Ea%p Es,d Cap. syen ssnr Am
sod Nancy Brig Pierce snshar below Steamship
Sy haS wind Ia BARK Mn SasyeS started but
.esr s.es sas wSa PUnds Slp
FoRrREss MONROE. Feb BAR .chr par.nare
Dorr BALTIMORE for Belfast after being Passed
for U
A's GEoRGEToWN s TOWN Dc e. Peo,7-c,d steamer Empire, Hunt
sr sGss ssh,s sDs
FEB .enrs SS,s Homer
sYor Se iSs Ell h Srs DO . s Her
nKEY WEST Feb l3-In port steamships Arago. for New
NEW % oRIEAss % sr:S" Geo Warrington
Mischief sBrS. oapsant Vera csaa A5oo.,oci Brss",
cI s.hAr, sshr Gen washnson wh.ker ship Island
=
9th-Arr steamship Albany Lewis New York: Cahavba
Baker do via Port Rova and Kew West Morse, Pepper
Hilton Head via Kew West: bark Salie BQDsal Leavit
Pass Cavalo. Ga steamship Havana. Greene NYork via
Havana land sd) sh'ns Harriet Mooney. Boston Lisbon
Brown. NYork brcs Chas Miller Brewer Boston, Fannie
Fouks, Cook Philadelphia; schr Talbot Amsbury. Ha
l0th-Arr steamers Jersey Blne. Jackawav NYork: Re-
public Kirby and Columbia Merchant Philadelphia: Han
Mills Smith, Boston; George Rogers NYork: Fly
Key West Cid steamship Continental Marshman. NYork
ship MayQwer. Goodwin. Boston; bark Old Hickory Mead
Philadelphia: brig Hopkins LeerhoG. do; schrs Zanon
fBrl Lane Vera CRUZ Rate Walker CULVER. Cardenas
Bark Waltham went to S0h.
NEWPORT Feb l6-Arr brgs Union Br). Monroe, Corn.
wallis Ms. for NYork; w Drsko Bucknam Portland for
Philadelphia: schrs Loring Br) Cole. st john NIB for
Edna Ilarwood, Harwood. Portland for Alexandria, d
Kelley Kelley Boston for philadelpha; Nil Desperandum.
Freeman and Monitor Rich Boston for Fortress Monroe
King Calais for NYorK: John Crockford Jsnes Bristol
for Ia tmore: Ida Howard McDuGe Portland for Phi
adelpha II Collins Oliver, Wellheet for Philadelphia
Elliott Freeman PrOvinceown for Keypor Waterman
Chase. New Bedford for Nyork
nth AMMO arr. Wind NV, heavy. In port the above
dris: and large fleet OF schrs bound and W.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 17-Arr brgs Thomas Waiter
lswl westerdyke. Angua and st Barts: Kennebcc Bar
Baltimore: schr Reeves Stamford, NYork. Cid brig
San Antonio Jackson, New Oreans schrs Wheeler Nc
Glaughlin, Salem: l Maui Frambes, and Broomall
PORTLAND. Feb l6-Arr schr Ned Sumpter Thorndike.
Rockland for Philadelphia. Cid bar St Jaco White. and
Ellen Stevens Howe, Matanzas schr CARPENTER. Manu.
~PRovIDENcE. Feb lz-Arr steamer Falcon, Jones, New
York. Sid schr Cabine,, Rurdick. WORK.
SOMERSET. Feb I7-Sld scbr Argus Crowley. NYork.
WAREHAM, Feb H-Arr schr Durfee, Ssbn. George
town, DC
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
s HiPPIN G NE w S.


CLEARED
Us steamer Cossack DOWNING Por, Rova
steamship Guy o. Cork Br,, TSbeits. Queenstown and
Steamship 0ympus tRr). Mcmillan. Queenstown and
Steamship benona tBr). Pinkham London-Howlano 4
shp Neptune Peabody. Liverpool-c VI Marshall 4 Co.
Bsrx .lena,nn Vets Glsssow-Snow snrress
Bark Lord baltimore tDanish. Losburg. Buenos Ayres
BARK N Rr"ii. Staples New orleans-Rre,t Son Co.
Finch, Sencss W.ns, n.nn'of 'S'ek'' he"'"Ao
Brig New York dalian). s,aracca. Tarrasona-hoore
Brig Gsorse Downs fBr,, Paine. Barbsdos-Henry Trow
sts sr,s Gorira or: ra,G; Demssrs-NecaI Firth.
srs R.tts,.r sri, sSsiv I'M, Ksrsaa Js-c rromoul,
Rr.s Thomas owen. fetnnrilL Neavitas-Thomp'on a.
hrs 7 y Arr,s cBr,, scDonald S. seor. Bermuda
i Brig Bene Of he Bay. Eoyes Port Royai-vsn Brun, 4
schr Maria sBr,. Philips st Johns PR--Rr. son ! Co
ss csr rasaS sssr Mara uOssrh laasaa.J PeA'
Steamer II Mount Pncspey. Newbern.
Steamer VIM woodward Morse South Amboy.
ARRIVED
sieamshIp Roanoke. Drew, Ravsna. yeb ~ 8 BM with
s,e1@shlp n,Sans, Greene. New orleans. rsss IN Ha
eo co. Hs ons ws S Sa .gS S b %
lbs: =. q 81 lon 2 81 ps.;.s Br snip Marsn bound
Orleans Tesio via Rsv IVES, s,h with rnd.e ana Sa...n
+ H.s. 70 saDsH HOOK ps @ ''TspS mile.
nmersro rsscn ssrsr M.rrimse from Portland Tor
Orleans for Ne~ yorE
Steamship Creole Thou pson New Orleans Feb H. with
mdse ana passengers. 10 Ludlarn Heinekep Co From
Cape Haiens 70 the Highlands had hcavv NV saies 18th
inst OF Cane Florida steamship HANNA bound ~.
schr Enchantres Br conev Para 20 DAYS With rubber
&c TO Jas Hshou Co Has been anchor under the High
lands Tor - hours h lat % TO- Ion 10 3 spoke s~hr
badly
sehr Francis conpsli Nanucose for Farhsyen. wssM
anchor 10 lies OF SANDY HOOK during the blow of 7th
had Two men frosibten and lost anchor With rs fathoms
~ chain.
schr John Len,hal, tn hill Beaufort NC. days
ss. en. T. sonn.,n, c,iysr haliimore gas pN
steamer Perry which left Pm same day
Tor Fail River with passengers. returning leAky.
SAILED
Eh-steamcrs Mississippi New jersey; shin Kepler brirs
y Strong
Iuh-steamers City Of Cork Olympus. Beona.
Italian feate Re dtaiia did not go 10 sea yeserday
She WAS cruising about the Bay this morning
Wind at sunset ".
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
CoRNEIl-KHloGc Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening,
February l6, by the Rev. Newton HestQQ, WM II. COR
NELL TO MEIvISA KELLOGG, all OF Bro0kvN
DowSrSG- -O'SrIIlvAS.-Ons Tuesday, February 9, at
the brides residence. by the Rev. George NcCusky,
Capt IExSis j. DOWNING TO Miss FRANCES TERESA oSuL-
LvAN.
i FARoun nARsoS-PRouproor- Washington, D. c., on
med JAMES W. FARQuHARsoH, Of England, 70 CuARLoiTe
RHODES daughter Of the late Dr. Lawrence and Louisa
Proudtoot, Of New York city. Ur
GRAHAA--ERrzBERGRR.- Tuesday evening, February
10, by the Rev. DR.. Hscox, Of New York, Mr. E. W. B..
GRAHAM TO Miss REBECcA c. ERrzBERGER. all OF THIS city
EyERs-HOoGLAND-On Thursday, February IS st the
residence the brides father by the Rev. b. s. Hutton
Mr. BRISKERBory MEYERS to Miss JENNIE A. HooGLAND all
Of this city
both Of this city.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
McEwRS-VAN HouTEN.--On Tuesday evening, February
l6 at the OF the brides parents Sugar Loaf
McEwKS Jr, OF Warwick TO Miss SARA LB daughter Of
lsalc Van Honten Esq.
RIcARps-BaADfoRD.-o Thursday February II. by
the Rev. Mr. Backus JOHN r. RIcARps OF New York. 10
c. S. daughter OF the late John Bradford, OF Balt
more.
SilEcK-PKARsAiL-On Wednesday, February II, by
Rev. 5. H. King, Mr. OSCAR Silicon TO Miss ADALlSE A.,
youngest daughter Of John and Mary Pearss No cards
SMiTH-SoUlARp.-O Wednesday evening, February
H. by Row. Dr. surs at the residence Of the bride JOHN
r SMITH FRANCES ELMIRA SouLARp, daughter Of the
late Simon Soulard, all OF this city.
WARp-HopKINs.-Att the Edwards church, Scrthamp-
ton. Mass, on Tuesday, February l6 by the Rev + r.
Swift. JAMES c. WARD TO Miss MARGARErTE d. HOPKINS,
daughter OF the Rev. Samuel Hopkins.
Wi6Hr-WILDER.-ln Brooklyn, on tuesday February
l6 at residence Of BRIDES father by the Rev
Henry Blanchard GEORGE j. L. WiGHr TO GEORGE second
daughter OF Benjamin G. Wsider, ESQ.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

both sides led Infamous hfe and the ary should be
just ing weighing sbe evidence Of Madam
Bell tha& Martha wilson The jury should not DC
satisfied OF the gut defendant merely because he
neglected 10 deny in his that he a constant
VISITOR at The house OF Madam Bell. They should rem
verdict upon the evidence, and, however painful
duty might be- t for them TO pronounce between
man and WIFE and render D verdict accordingly.
The case was then submitted 10 the jury, with usruc
tions 70 bring sealed verdict Tomorrow (Friday)
morning.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
Fire IN Philadelphia.

PHiLADEfFHIA, TO, I6Us
hrc commenced 10 the coopering shop Of John s.
Curby on Front street, below Lombard this morning.
and consumed eght dwelling houses before was extin
gushed The buildings occupied by poor families
who houseess The weather is intensely cold.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

DOTH wARD-AT SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
~ New York Democratic Association OF the Twentieth
ward held al their rooms 446 Eighth wednes
day Feb H. the following resolutions unanimously
adpped -
Resolved That the action OF the Hon. Carosn OBrian
Bryant, member OF Assembly from district
~ the democratic members OF he Legislature the
Police bill In voting IN opposition 70 all the other demo
cratic Members meets with unqualified sapprova and
trust that the result Of his
may that In the present the past Legis-
lare there 10 TO be oupd democrat false the
principles OF the partv and ready to the
Resolsed Tha the course pursued by the senator from
this district tie Hon Thos g.. Fields debate
Police bill. in denonncing the Hon. c. Godfrey Gunther.
Mavo OF this city traitor and secessionst malicious
the United States and who could be bought
10 the cause OF the abolition republican party in violation Of
the great princip es OF democracv.
Resolved That heartily endorse the poira principles
OF which the Hon e. Godfrey Gunther the standard
bearer al the late charter election In this city:
Resolved. That the Secretary be authorized publish
above revolutions and send of the
sentstivcs In the Senate and Assembly
JOHN MCDONALD. President
r. Il. MARrfKR. ~
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

Accident ON the New York Central Rail-
rood.
ALBANY, Feb Is, 1864
An accident occurred TO the down mail train the
Central Railroad this afternoon, the baggage being
Of the track by broken rail- Tne baggage man,
Jacob Putnam, OF this city, jumped out and was killed
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
CoLp FEET. COLD FEE EE.p
METTAM CO.'S Electro Metallic 1nscles oGcs t29
Price 81 per pair; per mail. 81 80
ConNs. BuNIoNs, INVERTED NAILs cHILBLAINs
podiss IS Bowery, over Citizens Bank pr RICEs Ami
hilator cures corns. Bunons.& &C. By mail. soc
GENERAL MccLELLAN's REPORT.
In accordance With plan Of publishing all impor,an,
Official reports Of campaigns.
THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
For February 20 aud n, will contaia
THE ENTIRE REPORT
MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
printed from the copy with the aesiaton Of the
Adn,an, General and accompanied BY carefully prepared
index adding greatly It's for preservation and refer
euce The Report will be contained supplementary
sheets which may be obtained Of uewsdeaers generally
At TEN CENTS EACH regular price
JOURNAL item ceuts) making The two double numbers
containing the Entire Report with large of other
valuable and Interesting matter cost bdi FORTY CENTS
Copies by mail. postpaid receipt the price by
W. C. CHURCH. Proprietor. I92 Broadway. New York.
CAVE YOUR MONRY.-THoMAs r. AGNEw THE
- great tea and nonr deaer OF this city OF
Flour Wines Sugars IaIkc Moasses svrnps and every
thing else used IN family cheaper than
sale departmept s62 Greenwich street: retail corner of
Greenwich and Murrav sire cts.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
= =. n 1.1|--'1-- .-'-------..7 -
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR THE
i United Kingdom and the Contineu. via Qnxn nstown
end Liverpool per steamer CITY or WASHINGTON viii
close at this Office SATURDAY. the 10th OF February
Ots O'Clock A. NJ. and at the uptown stations follows
stations A and B, 1nA. NJ.
Stations G and ID. ~ A VI,
Stations & and Y, gla A. NJ.
Station @. "a. VI.
ABRAM wAKEMAN. Postmaster
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

ElANp-At Rose Park, N. j., on Wednesday, February
II The wife Of George Henry Eand, Of . daughter.
Dublin papers pleaee copy.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
POLITICAL.

nEMoCRATfC GENERAL CoMMirTEB-TAMMANY
IL Hall-A meeting Of the Democratic General Commit
tee win he he'd Tammany Hall Friday evening. the
WIN NJ TWEED. Chairman
WILLIAM H,icnxAS, ls.cr.,sre.
SAMUEL 7. WEBSTER, Scee"icS
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
mEDIChL.

Owlng'o 'he crYweG ~ cUf enltnrs ve afr c1tn
Teef ioonf ~ ctsfusamtIts cona'nf tas stove
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
LOAN OFFICES.

-
AT 77-MoNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED AT IL
n ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JRwELRY &C
AT n PAwNBRoKERs' TICKETS WANTED Att
OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEwELRY. &C.
and more paid than be obtained other
this city, by applying At n Beecter street. three doors from
Broadway, up stairs
HENRY BYMAY's, 6ss BROADWAY. CORNER OF
"A Bond street, room No B. stairs will the highest
Ware or advances made the and also on Pianos
6se Broadway.
AT ls6 BROADWAY, CORNER BRooME STREET
IA up stairs rooms and g. the highest price paid for
monds set unset. Watches Jewelry every dcs
eripon. Also the most liberal advances made conagn
msnts OF the above articles
AT eoe-MoNEy LITERALLY ADVANCED ON Ola.
"A monds Watcbes Jewelry. Silver Ware, Guns Pistols
silks, FuIs &C n B.-Pawphrokers tickets wanted I
VIII pay M per cent more for pawnbrokers tickets for the
above articles than be obtained other place the
city Remember the place 6Og Broadway corner OF Hous
ton street up stairs room No. g.
AT 2l2 BRoADwAy.-ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES
liberal advances made the bought their utmost
cash value at his private rooms 2i2 Broadway room Isl
corner OF Fulton street, up stairs J. II. BARkfNGER
Tickets Of Diamonds Watches. Ac. bought
AT &C NASSAU STREET. ROOM NO. 2 THE HIGH.
IA est prices are paid for osc or set Diamonds Watches
aud Jewey Of description Also the most liberal sd
vhnces made consgnments OF the ye artces by A.
HONlGMAN, Diamond Broker.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
> i-Is----aI4 slslsasi $780, 7-ss--s-
BILLIARDS.

DILIIARU TABLEs-OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
- with Sharps Patent Cushions. acknowiedced.by the
best judges be superior to In Also few
second hand Tables OF the Billiard Rooms
the for sale with tables Inquire the
factory. l4S Fulton street.
DILLIARDS.-FOR SALE, TWO SPLENDID WINANr
ID Tables rosewood. mahogany rbe beds, ary
having been but little ed Apply 72 East Broad
way, Roanoke Shades.
THE STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE
Approved and adopted BY the Billiard Congress of 1858
The best and only reliable billiard tables manufactured.
Balls Cues and article relating billiards sale
PBELAN COLLENDER. corner Of Crosby and spriu
streets. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
sPORTINe.

Ierre ore small scotch Terrier Mqstin and cs.
ceHent watch dog, hsn6seme n Terriers. al so
Black and Tan Terriers scocb Teire skye Terrers yood
ratters, lar ira gfeo Call at u Roosevelt street
JOHN GRAY.
E'RAFCis BUTLER, MO. PEB SLIP HAS ALL
the ctoiee breeds for sale ttock H,er. ANNE
Mango Cure and Flea Esteunnator Csc per tn,us pnt.
for all diseases
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

IL RATE or SEVEN PER cEsr PRR ASNux,
ON DIAMONDS. JEwELRy, Personal PROPERTY.
hERCnAFD1sE AND DRY GOODS IN BULK
OR THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR TIVE SANE
coMMrss,oNs Nsyr yrpPRRy rnPRyyne 10 70 =. HARnhRp, p,
NO. BROAD STREET. NEAR WALL
R.-Lberal advances consignmens partjes iivinc
Al distance can address a. above In full dence