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Total casks .................HN
COTTON /. IA l.,s ,srs ies "a and ,io.. r.hsI sro
the pafekA''r though vhost ssosbs variation 'ses 81
sboa %. bales 10 ;s tss ss sisds. saa 7Ss i'I is,
GoAEE-HslSs, Of all irs. are .,in very sr- "a, ,A.h
new. sat tle nis.ss' asis I'D a'A Of sssA' Going
FLoUk AID biEAI9i. .Ass.. ior III. low and s'.iisn
hrms tasuss waoat qHetsslo ,ATis's white tao ss,t'r
srsnIs se'iyo asd 1!ces ~ s00c hs hgse',
cos,As W. .vss suS~ssy lao --e. rs 80 ssl. A.
f5se7is Tor f.asy da S;as7 Is Tor i. low er.sss y
ws q q, E1. SO, e. lG ~ - ess si;I ~, s.
.eai, ErisS Cssss@. f.sss b saiy ia hs,ed seSsee
better ssatie. Of ssss 81 - $50 T
the ~ aer OF Hri ans 81 SO ~ ioi irir uns -
do sssssrE Fiosr isss stiys dsHVpa bot prcss
he, sI. ,cy The aga raG.i .les Of ~ bbs - - 10
81 % fsr 9i'sd TO sesj nugeifue C0aAiy ard bAmsrs
~ aud o. az 81. 50 fol Iiads Sad fauiy hrshaA Rye
oor i trsvr sni ~ n,rtet tori'rue. du se, Of zo
b5 At Ss0as " 10, fiss sas sap.fans COn heA hs,
GRGIS-Tss ~r,s nsItes rs ,s,in very su,t srs
ge y. issaay 4 S;ist Ter ~. 81 y "a, - ehp'
y =. I'D Hss Ss.ess "a u 3 sa,E IL. ..is- us
9ss b".. eosmos Spray !. ssrs It ~ 60 and 100 80
barley All BAILEY Ajax q-s1 bot hiia st previous
prices usS ea.y ens les .cii's housh nsdsrss
curry rrsyos iasst Tor CaHsdsa ssG..s Tor STATE aud
goe for Vessrs Iys i sas seIs? slowly in 'rsl
lot. 81 HGSI - issb. Csfn Is unsettled tEsinni'e,
lore eo, .eavy Sd.' of2s ~ bv a. tpr, last g'eHt at
sos ~. feI ne" {.Hov J.I'sy sss Delaware 'rd
HOPs sr, dnq Jet The ,e,dy - ram FOR god
10 skoite cash ard s bul osa exemptions nv ahaIfAi
aud ars egost.d sad d6Jressed
HAY ia fair supply he market d1B, owing u lbe
storm sros Il 10 ssss ., 81 ks5x ~ rer zoe IA
EOl4SSESA fair sqouy stir prevails, aud he nhTts. II,
strong ard closes With uy- czeeary in price, sales q
10 sb kswOrlssns Al go 1e the Esiae rr,n of Sour and
III ksel c.I IL iiesgsi CBba huNo'4eo - !ie
PROvISlOhSA FIRM isQ Try si prevail. FER Psrs q, ''f
prices eIse fox Pri.s Which better. fof nthv 90
Hv.iy W. hes Of sales Of sce bills New Gs TO- June q
Gfs w. buyus spios Aps e bBs % do fer Jay bsysn
option a. t23 The tast Us gpet 80 bbla 81 HII -
1871 IS ,T oBey.n Ole tessi s2,4s2+ ~ for New ass.
82f 53s Sc g., Tor Se~ frBse; o.. 1854 Gf WsttrE
Nsa and sises tss sdsurmfs ~ 'ChAsrs 100 hblh New
" sold Sf beel ih moderate dssua and ur ss
OF - boG exc SIG fa Plain Me-s, srd SIC Ioelo for
1isres Beef qri.t bst fs Bed tas, sod
etsey active Lsd arm o. 2.a bis >, $50 81 " Tor
WeseIs CsL Heats tra tAss Of go ptsS a. i0glstc.
fer nhonld1rs and ior Hams Bacon i not asu'o
bat priSs, Una safe, Of ~ b0Iss "a for Cam
bsahd Csl i2ls TOT Skst RLbrd aud lt@I.ie for Long
Cat HAM, Lard better ssti'o, snd tho arss !,
tasTi rscs of loe bDs and ttz 6l4s sI Old
lstal3te for Rev, ssd Choose " ~.
90 ~ sAcsise tAspb 6sw r0Ak a. ,
,BkpoxtIS, APulL l, 1854
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II offers unusual security with the assurance OF large
profits mon the gradual sslo Of the land. Eew'York

profits upos the gradual sale Of the land. New'f"rx
Central ard Erie were In demand at fun rates.
and with Hudson River and Harlem, sold es
hrb rates at the close Of business. Reading, with
largo sales closed 81 IGo The entire Western list WIS
strong ard BUYERS active Fort Wayne closes l45i.
The footrc Of the market IL she rapidly with which
Gold Co, DEF and other Mioing shares arc disribrcd
and Tie sirrp advance slown market valres. Quick.
silver closed % e7i Copase lrcn. 1911 Gregory Cod.
3a.aao,, Gregory Consolidation. IS; Central Goa OF
Colorado u. aud IN derundi Quartz Hin. 90; Briggs
Gold 1876 For Canada Copper, lol bid for large lois
vnon tho report that its smelling worn ne fast ar
proscling completion. Maryland Copper. ati Rutland
Marble eil; rassaio Copper was active aOd waited
at9i.
fills Afternoons quotations compare as ioN'Ns
with those Of tie past week;
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[NALUADLE FERRY FRANCHISES AN

VALUABLE eu FERR irc franchises AT
At The City Han, 81 noNDAf, April ii, H6s at III oeiocS
NJ, vii no ssd q Public Ass.0s 10 the highest bdds,
with adequate uSaEity, fox . term Of ten years
fioDl tie lot day Of MAJ, lho4
The LEASE 81 the fkAkCdlsB Of the FERRY now
srabhshed north a. snd irsdsesy ooiux tho present
Feny Sip ss he feet ol Grad IT., Rest RIVER New fsrt 10
tho foot Of sonth TIL -, broosyp L. ID.
The LEASH Of tse FRANCHISE Of tao fEllRf Gtors 70
b. established kor, The shp bs.a between Piers No, u
spd = Lea River Now fork, 70 sAs alp o0s d BndSs't
The isas II u. Fsue,s Of the Ps4Ty ssert De essb
n,hsd sun the shp baSs between Pleas Rok - and 81
IA River, New york 10 the foot Of Scuth Sixth suscs
Brootlys y u, or .oH.s pc'st edys,ens thereto. - ,
The asld tsys<xI Ferry Leasss WI se lod VITA All tho
porstisa osthe Cry eN.w.l.tt.
CONDITIONS
Tho conditions sud covenants Of the Leases 70 BE IN the usual
form OF forty ssses hssfrz tsrd Into by tbs Corporation
The for each Of the sbovs ferries g b m.de 20
eonforu 10 the reqeirencts al he oily charter relation 10
FAIRIES. srd also ain sovruan the ran q The es,,s or
ssso ,ha be ssh0y wiz eesdast and manage The sd Terry
or rtss sssesby 70 each rules, regulations erasAaeh %
BY hws may hcreahor from time 70 time %
made or passed by the Com1en Cosnc State Legislature
Inc pschsser ferry lease AID M sPpendsses In each
wI be required TO ray a. ths ae ana psee o. tHe
tAa Collector Of the CITY Revenue sas eqGa 70 ~ per cent
OF the hid for nual rect 70 spPy on te rent
ths 6t quarter Ia he lzSe win tue uEnA
to Do forfeited 70 the Corp ration lie
ilre executed by iva s1reies n tbs elect s he viii exc
cate bond with susts TO 10 approved by te Compr'e
m the pgrciuGl pa OF The ea guagief yearly Gnu of
lie fni execution Of the covenant OF tho h Sc Tue Tees
Of tho ionosr snd the expense OF the lease bonds and
.sepss ss " 20 pad W tue pursaAs< saa Nv .sSease
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tAdvertiscmes,-l
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or Ngv-YoRK.
Ne Wallstfset MY

pe.rn,.ed Depository ard Fiscal Agent Of United States
RATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
By Instructions from Tho Secretary OF The Treasury dated
March &C. 1884, this Bsnk will receive ,sbssrpjsas for tho
National 10 % Five Per Cent Loaa coupon bonds re
,sr.d csrtacsei redsenabs ser zen, ard paybls ferry
y.srs nom date Ia cola aud viii allow TO bsn bauk,rs and
brokers the usual commission Of eighth OF pr cent
Tai Lcas bears gold interest. payable semi annually,
coupOa and registered bend. Of $50 and over and annually
on bonds Of the DENOMINATIONS Of 50 and 100 dollars,
In ub,cr5i1s parties requested pay the accrued n
.re. iro, the Of Moh to the day Of .1oscpon, in
coin OF {, .srrsacy adding my per cent premium.
Ths ia,crss, this Ls.s payable bs fra, Aays OF
Mare. .,d sspicrabsI ia each year Tho scasDru-
pom. are payable ho-. and Ire anna, coupons the
! $50 and slOs bcads payable on Tire ff's Of hsch.
tn. Secretary Of tho Tr,.saJ so.e. h. a,rSesp. IN tho
following words;
On tie sbors .ern, tbs Frt National Bank Of TOR city
Of New fors Of which 700 1-c Flc.su! tutAoltt % p
csye uboupossts tho Nat ,as 10 - Lean and Is hoped
ih., 81 eEtTous-on tie sosi energetic aud active emp =
met Of Which frsa. rei'n'' ssS1 = '''a4''
= Z. Caiss sscretlfv d tAs Ir,lspy,
"Ts s. c TEssPsoS, eco, fre,iisHL'
Tbs coupon bosl. vii b. rsaJ or de'eJ s0ry In tP'.
AID ~ isteIea bond. ,bous the at.. 81 asy.
Remittance may b made Legal Tender notes Tstss-
Bank notes N dAh. te pa = Li' city adtrs''es
yAsEs cpArGs,, c.,isr Fn., HAiorAi Rs.s.
ss~.ysrt, March 70. 1884 Ee~YoT
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ngFieR CEGros heggprcr DBrAsrxE1T April 2, 1854.
VI Gun IhAt ioRS.-Sepaiate sealed Pre-
4 possl. ssch ndor.sd Win To. tie az the WORK fer
whch ho nay bs offered win received at this Office
uHii Il or'oek q a. TAU tSDAY Apri a. for Tie con
strtc,ieu o. SWEt3 IA the foeyir. streets 4, wis Ia
seTsnc street, oni Hndsa River 70 aud throoss Tsnh
avenue 10 SevcEiya street. f,O, ia First avenue frous
INV ehih Sy ieth street With lateral bra.eh Ia stv
niHtn street sesud also In Eiskth avenue
te.wse1 Ih.r;ech snd Fouytch Streets A.e IA Oliver
street. eweca aiham ,ssere AID Madison street and ao
IN SUFFOLK street between broom" end D.absey srocs And
for the cunstruc.iar Of 1RAPELOLk PAS EbleSTs IN
1hird aveuus from fnyssth stree, Birhty sixth street
a.s "a; feTis,h street, bcwses Alnth and Tcnb avenues;
AMI also IA Twenty rconi Efse. re Ftb - eth
srtsr iafoT -lGtioH too toT Ct Clerk this
oiica. JBOS. STEPHENS, } Crotch
ROOT l. DARRA1H, Asuednd
A. w. CRAVEN } Beard.
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Tota,...ll 10 iel7l ION 1913 o. 10 3D. l0l 80
TO7AL Old AID NLv.-Cy hes, ); l.t uouth 3,
This date Lest year, Cy PINE. -; iIst MONTH,
I'll t d1i. Is; year r. eisd ses, u s2' is; month,
ll'l Bis dac la yesr - 3. Repscies aclro d. - 8ij
as; month S+ll this di,s list yeL 1874. Ass oed erf
ai last molth ii5: this Lae iast yea "A. Esl-s hets
/ .. last ulu'a 1896 tii dle a,t y,sy l,is Ss.Ie
irr, - To-. mon -. Ctscr so.i.e 81 lat month W
t.is dse lat ye1r lbs TrA. Prime hsa 8ia lat nosih,
5Ifi; this dset year ~! CoIn;r' toss nsJ la mon'h
Y3T iI date lst year, al counry Fflis, ~ last
month C5T Lis -. year. SIS UInssected ,cs, 5Ht
last onA, l,Lsi; til aG-o sft year, o.. Cansf.cod
bb l5 b1 lg.t monh - }i3. ths da'e ist year, -
Iils-654l5 :as.IHgGih g. coz; this dse ,sl yeaf u So
ECIWe her Of 70 s-o. 70 ad'ise, sgt Pte' generally
ere su-nCi'ed.
SUOAE--aw Sugars IN little better demand Eetwith
faiil tie ga eu.ant weather. Iuc,s continue hIm and
Icr udi uTvsrd We quote a. ri Ing q l5e snA
'c tor good DO Gales Of bnds At tl "5i for Cub
funer AID In dssasDd acs u so sDs Crushed at
n.
iJBrCO-The following :, 8 monthly statement of The
stock Of Spanish and other Iobcceo ia the SewYoE ware
kouses;
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, .., al. A.,. las. wear - Refuse Primo, la; last
,,o,i Iee: this dale las. year. So Other Refnse -
iast month 765; this date st year sea
~ .as l,t onth OIL this date last yoar ~ L Is'ae-
n; rs, Last month 80 as; this date last yeSr 21e
Ian Ame- Par.
,-t.,. o,t,y,, soas luass wsrda keris.
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Prices Current Of Woe, a. New.Yori,-Aprn 1,

Prices Current OF Wool NJ hew-Yoris-Apr.l I
1874.
Ter'oi.' PlyrsHF"f al de''fP'i'a' Of Wee eA' price
Cao.- sel.s,ed s,rony Fleece, g2sesG
rss:qasrt,rs AM fli b,ooded iiedso Fi-e.e 7asse
Ia.fblo0d loece, ssSsJc.
E-n- and quaficr blood fsscs sPs11
Cemmou Ficsce. 6gr7sc.
C.atda fiecce. 53ui5e.
Tu5 Wahea, T3Calc.
D5s..iie PslIsa
p,wYcfk CITY ezra "a led, - iac
New Y5ra Cty super Pulled. slasle-
Now IA 90 30 SOL, Psiis So ~ 3,;,
Country E,iia Psllsd Td1,'.
Country supcI fsled bI.lc'
Cspsas Pvlsd, s'Ge2e-
Crl',oriia J'n-r .h.d Fieecss IN sFslss @dss
c.iiiorsie Common ws,hed Peeled 5sa.cc
California ssled IA CT IA Er.iss 1ssss~
.fsiirriaf CdPsi A.
tus,rsiiss fine uIwN>bod. ~ dste.
gaps OF Good llsgs J -. n".shtd w0%>
Sp.abh Medium White Uuws.hej sseSla
hy.sis. MeGiss. Black Uuws-Ast. 1880
Aifiras GHsashed 1ydSc-
M.ric.s Ws1hsd. 30N4ac.
South Aasyieas-
Rrsso. Ayres uHwphsd saI,Hy reeos' gfra
Es.1s, A5rs. Uuw.,Lsd Ai~.ti,o n 3tA 1sTe
rs ss, h sis. U u n isssss
CerSs,a washsd a. a35c-
Psxsyl-a washed .sos7e.
PeravilH UnWssh~j, ss05rc
Cs.h., , inc Un~sshed. J!d Go
Chl.sr cO@HoH un~,sh.d. ?'ers
sMtrHa
gfs,r.a Sine Wsshsd sydt3c.
smyrna Lew aud Msdiru Washed eGEA
sr. yrus Gray Washed, sod+Jc.
Same " its Lined PuAed, lGfte
sn.yna Gray Lined Pulled, Hdlts
ss.yrus la Gfease, 2ssHo.
Rssii,
nsssiei W.shsd Long White, 1850
Doufkei Washed Long Black. DfRo
Iag fsst1
Wuksd white, nsliun 10 fire, 1d"o
Eys.h,d Nkts, ssnIaos, SaSSa
yellow, siei2a
bsct, psSe
n~tp
Turt-y washed tT1Scs
TuIkey Un~Ohed. 2SnTe-
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lAdverisemen'.l
HowEs q MACK,
Uqfe Officers Of tho Park Bark,
pASKEHs no. - WALL gTRBFr.

In rsons lately occ0P!cu " D. % UsoO' e'4', u ,.
Assistant ITclSnrer
Fogr PR cExT NTsgi5T ALLoNsD on DEPOSITS;
which nay be drawn without previous notice. wits
tie City Banks.
Crdos for the purchase sa!o OF UNITED STATES AID
ormR BoSrs, CEEurcATgs OF ISDEyrEDysss CON,
SuvEI and al kinds Of SToCgs ezooG.cd for tho usual
commission.
PARTICULAR attention paid to the collection o. Notes
Checks Bills OF Exchange &c, &C., on al uccessib.
points Of the Unitod States and Canada. Checks for
tie proceeds viii 10 sent to the place Of business
Without deaI.
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NJ Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COM
w MrrTEE,
O7rIo., Sgv BcILpMss /
Cen. Cb,ssEns sr. AND kEoADwATj
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR TIM NAVY.
COUNTY BOUNTY or $500, s26o AND s1ee. CASE

Tho United States authorities having In order 10 hn ~ the
Navy .o,hss,i the rising Of Recrs sT that branch Of the
service and guaranteed that Recruits for .he Navy shall be
eosnted quota c. tie pes whore they elect TO be
credited tie tney Recruits for tho Army the
County Volunteer Comm Tee have resolved TO pay Recruits
fes the Navy the following bounty, cssh down. upon their
being daily mastered ia,o the service:
WHEN ENLIsTING FoA ONE YEAR, 500.
WHEN ENLISTING ZOE MORE THAN ONE YEAR,
e2Gs.
e ANY PERSON BRINGTNG RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY TO THIS OGsIC2 WILL nEos,~E COUNTY
PREMIUM OF $40.
Psoas d.ssg 10 en. In the Navy feqassea TO apply
Al the Volunteer Rooms City Hall Park Of Broadway
and ChAmbeu<t
C. GODFREY 0U,;THER, Mayor
MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Confmsssa
ORlsOS BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART. saTavi,Oz
ELIJAH 2. PURDT, snperyi,or.
GEORGE oPDYKE. Auxiliary Member.
County Volunteer COMMITTEES.
RsuYot, ArrN 1864
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live Efoch Per Erie I'm

Clu-vilR ApT 2-The following Live Stock IN, passed
over ITO Eie Railway this week; ~ Cats, | car
Hog, cDs sheep and cara Horses. Total, g. cara
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G,iliiarp Sotifcs.

A TTENTI0N 95sh n. Y. VOLS. (Vetcran4A
"a Ysg hereby ordered to report In ftos 81 tie -
Hall o. MONDAY, A,oI a. ~ In isht marching sro4
Ii ssorry with ovoscsais. BY co,aisnd Of
Capt. JOHN A. MEEK, Csm'ds DstscAnsA
CHAs r. CoRyYLL AdiL u
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STOCK Apfu I, l5tf..
WHIsKYihs ~ ke, opened doll snd heavy 6Gt closed
NOR. scyo sad better; Of 20 bbs u el4el o.
fos State, and 81 OJGs 81 C5 for Western.
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By telegraph, dated San Francisco, March 81 I,
1854 Mining stocks were quoted, Ophir. ei.6so
per FOOT Gould and Curry, $3.50 do. do, Savage.
s96oo do dol PotOsi. slo5O do. do, Yellow Jacket,
81. 100 do. do.
The Rutland Marble Company has Issued q
pamphlet, from which tho following description Of tie
property Ia taken
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WRENCH. English, and Scotch NURSERY
l. STOCKS FRIIIT Tries EvFR0REENs, DWARF
and STANDARD ROSES, landing and TO- .e by
q lA1LA, Ne. ~ ceanss
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HzADaJAlTRSs e4rx gEsixssr. ~ q. g. NJ III
hgw.fsKx. APri |, 1884 !
GENERAL ORDERS, No. iS.-Pursuant -
~ plysoa sad Brigade Orders .Ai' regimeas wiz psfsds
on MONDAY. APri4
TIE line viii be forrsd a. - o'clock m. sshs the ~
resi- ~ or Broadway.
1ss Field and staf VIII report dsnsup.sd to shs csAsa
II l2t o'clock. .-...f. -.
Tho Non Csusissiorsd Stat and Msss win report n
ssjutaat ca tie ground nj II O'clock
By orlsr. Col v A. COSKLiNo,
CsnssSdins RstsssaA
ntr<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04

rENHE ARCTIC CREAM FREEZER.
We ODER thls celebrated Freersr 10 the pablo the ~
conditions which sher secures cheap Freezer 70 -
parshsssr large 'uIr to worthy object We ~h Psg
tho SAsAaIy COMMITTEE tho .aIa Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
sor sscbyna every Arctic Freezer Of or tfuss ss> thai
WI uo,-wssa he directions are fooweere-ze cresa b
FOUR MINUTES.
SIZES AND PRICES
quarts o., 4as.rts, ssi quarts ts quart, -; "
Qu.rts, SI1i 70 quarts. $la
E.skJ ToRRgY, Manufacturers
No. T. MslienlAns. n. z
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,TIgRsr 0, ,rocR, o, SPANISH TOBACCO.

90 ~ rHE nRooALIs ToBIoco ISsPgcrIos wAzxuouSI
HhGs. ny.
Received from March 10 10 March 3l......s2I
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alnrkel. .as.gLlr nIroa1rp 70. Tun s Y. LII.

ASHESrh. market "a fiIly t-.iss ard continues i'm
,aos &c bs a. 50 ~ Tor fsts snd 10 % fsr F'ss
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04

Sterling bids arc quoted i5V3 Tor ballKeT''
and 1871 FOR commogcisl
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The Cleveland ard Pittsburgh Company has
declared dividend Of S y cent
The North River insurance Company will pay
llth april dividend Of 8 y cent, free Of tax
Adrian Il. Muller, p. X. wilkins & Co., sold
today,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-07

JESUS CHRIsT-DEscRIpTIoN OF HIS PER
soN.-TFound in an uncient manuscript,
which was sent by Publius Lentulus, Presl-
dent of Judea, to the Senate Of Rome. There
lives at this time a man in Judea man OF
singular character, whose name is Jesus
Christ. The barbarians esteem him proph-
eft, but his followers adore him as the imme-
diate offspring of the Immediate God. He is
endowed with such unparalleled virtue as to
call back the dead from their graves, and to
heal every kind of disease with a word or a
touch. His person is tall and elegantly
shaped; his aspect amiable aad reverend; /;
his hair flows in beautiful shades, which no
united colors can match, falling into graceful
curls below his ears, agreeably couching on
his shoulders, and parting on the crown OF
his head, like head dress Of the sect OF the
Nazarites. His forehead is smooth, and his
cheeks without a spot save that OF lovely
red. His nose and mouth are formed with
exquisite symmetry; his beard is thick, and
suitable to the hair Of his head, reaching. a
little below his chin, and parted in the middle
like a fork; his eyes are bright, clear and Sc
rene. He rebukes with majesty, counsels
with mildness, and invites with the most ten
der and persuasive language. HI: wnole ao.
dress, whether in word or deed being elegant
and brave, and strictly characteristic Of SO
exalted being. oman has seen him laugh,
but me whole world has frequently beheld him
weep; and so persuasive are his tears, that
The whole multitude cannot withhold theirs
from Joining in sympathy with hin. he is
yery modest, temperate and wise. In short,
whatever this phenomenon may be in the end,
he seems at present man Of excellent beau
ty and divine perfections, every way surpass-
ing the children of men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-07

PRINTERS DEvIL.-A cognomen faceti-
tiously given to printers boy. Origin
When Aldus Manutius, the printer of Ven
ice, set up in business, he possessed little
negro boy, who had been left by some mer-
chant vessel in the port. This boy was
known all over the city as "the little black
devil" who helped the mysterious book-ma-
ker along. Some persons believed him TO be
none other than the embodiment Of the evil
spirit, who assisted Aldus in the prosecution
Of his profession. Aldus determined one day
to dispel this strange hallucination BY public
ly displaying the young "blackie" to the
poorer classes. Upon this occasion he made
q yery characteristic speech =" Let it be
known in Venice that I, Aldus Manutius,
printer to the Holy Church and Doge, have
this day made public exposure Of the print
er's devil. All these who think he is not
flesh and blood, may now come forward and
pinch him." The people were, it 10 said,
satisfied, and the boy was allowed to continue
his work unmolested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-07

No RECONSTRUCTION on SLAVERY. AT
recent New England dinner, James I.
Brady took occasion to say: say TO those
gentlemen for whom within the feeble limits
Of my capacity have made all the sacrifices
tina. belong to yealg life or Or an m, OLD expert
there never can come time when there can
be a reconstruction Of this Union not founded
on slavery, are tellingyou lie. We thought
we could make any sacrifice to retain that IN
stitution, so long as it could continue con;
sistently with the judgment OF men; Stt I
say for myself, here and hereafter, thnt !
never mean to fight that battle again. L is
ended. The great God Of 5ne on.veLse Is;ss ~,
IA cos.ly in lie, in blood, and in treasure, is,
;n IN nv humble and reverent conception, one
oftbs mysterious wsys in which the, justice
ofGSod ~ Is being worked out against the preju-
Sices and falsehoods Of men"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-07

How BISHOP Polk GOT INTO AN INDIANA
REGIMENT.-Col. Freemantle, the English
officer who returned home from the rebel
service to write volume on the war, relates
the following story, which, he says, was told
him by Bishop Polk himself: Well, sir, it
was at the battle Of Perryville, late in the
evening-in fact, it was almost dark-when
Lindelf's (rebeD battery came into action.
Shortly after the arrival, l Bishop Polk OBJ
served a body of men whom thought were
Confederates, standing ut an angle to this
brigade, and firing obliquely at the newly-ar-
rived troops. l said "Dear me, this is very
sad, and must be stopped" so l turned
round, but could find none of my young men;
SO determined to ride myself and settle the
matter. Having cantered up to the Colonel
of the regiment that was firing, asked him
in angry tones, what he ment by firing at his
own friends. He answered, with surprise, 81
don't think there can be any mistake about
i'll am sure they are the enemy" Enc
my" said I, I" why have only just left them
myself. Cease firing. sir. What is your
name" :" "My name is Colonel --, of
the - Indiana 1 pray, sir, who are you"
Then saw, to my astonishment, that l was
in the rear Of Yankee regiment. Well, /
saw there was no hope but Just tn brazen it
out; my dark blouse and the increasing OBJ
scurity befriended me; so approached quite
close to him, and shook my fist in his face,
saving, " nj show you who am, sir Cease
firing, sir, at once" f" then turned my horse
and cantered slowly down the line, shouting
in an authoritative manner to the Yankees
to cease firing, at the same time l expert.
enced disagreeable sensation, like screwing
up my back, and calculating how many bull
lets would be between my shoulders every
minute. l was afraid to increase my pace
till 1 got to small copse, when put the
spurs in and galloped back to my men. /
went up to the nearest Colonel and said
"Colonel, have reconnoitered those fellows
pretty closely, and there is no mistake who
they are; you may get up and go at them"
And assure you, sir, that the slaughter Of
that Indiana regiment was the greatest l
have seen in this war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-07
Pepifa SiIrer Mining Cos.pany-

San Francisco, February II, lS64-Notice.-At q
meeting of the Pepita Silver Mining Company,
held this day, an assessment of Fifteen Cents per
share was levied on every share of the capital
stock Of the company, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, TO the undersigned. And
further notice Is given TO such stockholders Ms
have not paid up an assessment of Twenty-Five
Gents share levied at n meeting of the said com
pany, held on the 18th day of last July, that if
the same be not Immediately paid their stock will
be advertised for sale. G0AER EVANS,
feI5 In Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-07

81 say, Mr.. Pilot, amt you going to start
soon !" said cockney on board boat lying
to, during fog. !" As soon as the fog clears
up" said the captain. "Well, It's starlight
overhead now" said the cockney. " o, yes,
but we are not going up that way"