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tBy the Peoples Line.l
JANUARY 9I-9a nj.
HalilaI-wind N.W.i clear ther. 2OS.
Boston-wlnd NV; clearj ther. 25o.
springaeld-wind N; clear; ther. 230.
New York'-wlnd Nj cloudy ther. SO.
fhiladelphia-wind NE; cloudy; ther. 80.
Washington-wind Me-; cloudy; ther. 80.
Baltimore-wind Me-; overcast.
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SNALL-PUA PEDEsrHIAN,-TLis mornin,, d,
man named Jacob GeIger, who lives ON the ,trcc,
oppoS tc the jail, and who is At the present time
hihie'td With the complaint, smAl-psN, Icsistcd
those Who had charge OF him and rushed into the
street, where he remained during the entire morn.
Ing His mind like his body Is IuI posed TO lack
'ounGness. He wall cd through u number Of
streets, thereby endAngering the h"sIih of all
pedestrians who crossed his path.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

THREE vs.. ONE.-Thomas Gcary, Margaret
Geary and Thomas Gesry, were arrested Last nIyht
about O'Clock by officers Htsslcr and Howard,
upon the charge Of committing An Sss,ult and
battery on Margaret Mccormick The occurrence
look place In Jackson alley and originated 10
quarrel concerning their respecrIvc family char.
aeter' Thomas, who is = soldier, was turned over
TO the military. The thcr tun w,rc held to hail
Tor their appearance at court
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2l.-Ten thousand rifles.
lately from Europe, and said to be Intended for
the confederates, found in the rebel steamer
Gray Jacket, with five hundred bales of cotton,
and a quantity of turpentlne and rosin, cap.
tured on the 3lst of December by the gunboat
kennebec of Mobile, are said to be worth
nearly 100000.
Admiral Farragut has reached Key West.
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The Stock MARKET.


NEw YORK, Jan. "l-?.3O p. m.--Hudson
River iil! Cumberland, 1iili Eric, lOs1C !;
Erie preferred, 1885, Reading, ll54m IIG; Har.
lem, Wai Rock Island, AZ; Michigan Central.
l3s; Illinois Central, l2sI.
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An Additional As.lstsnt s.crctsry Of IN.


A bill now before Congress provides for the
appointment of an Additional Assistant secre-
tsry of the Treasury. il is understood that
Mr.. Harrington, on resumlng his duties, will be
First Assistant Secretary, and that Mr.. Field
(now acting Assistant Secretary will be Sec
ond Assistant Secretary. Their salaries will
be equal
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

The Work CoNMENcEp.-TbIs morning ,he
Sanitary detail ioree OF Metropolitan policemen
were furnished with blank books and were in.
struetcd to pay visit to every residence to obtain
the name every unvAcc' mated persol ! In the Dis
ui't' and to report every case Of smallpox. A
,ime an place will be designated for vaccination
by the Ward physicia-s
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y Mar Department, AdJutant Gener-
AIS OFFICE, Warrington, March 81, l663.-The
Agents OF the Sc eral States, who reside in this
city, are requested to leave their address at this
otiiee, that they may be promptly communicated
win necessary. L. THOMAS
ueSl-u Adjutant General
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PCalrnry Baptist Church meets every
,obath In the Old Trinity Church, oil Fifth street
A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. Seats free. Rev. T n, How.
lett, pastor. IaniRtC
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E1- The AsssInbiy's Church Fair will
commence In Odd Fellows Nall, on Tuesday, Jan.
uAty ifh and continue every night for two
"eeh jA5-IN
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. ~ StorhRe-In FITe-PrOOf DrIck Ware.
house foot oi = street. Apply to FRED. s COZ
hENS Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from -Four.
teenh atreet. oc20-tt
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~" W call Tie 1tcTfion Of b','incES men 10 The
classification Of our advertisements. TC intend
10 keep bWiHr'' eye 10 mis matter for The Icacdt
Of orr patrons.
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MALE AND FEMALE FIGuTING.-Jesse Glib
bons and Alice Gibbons were arrested last night
by onicer o'Connell, of tho seventh precent. upon
the charge of fighting. She was fined s67i by
Justice GibeTsOn, and he dismissed
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GfComfort for the Army wilson, u,t.
Evans Patent Tent stove.-The undersigned, htv.
ing purchased all the conflicting Interests In the
and Of Evans upon Portable Tent Stovfs for Army
u'e, 10 now prepared to furnish dealers in Wash.
ington and Baltimore, without delay, with Will
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES made OF cast iron,
WIN eight ieet Of pipes each stove packed In hon
twelIo Inches ~ six, and We Ching, all complete
put Abont twenty poundsj large enough 10 heal
thoroughly any officers tent-a wonder nI com.
pacincSs and utility For sale by all the promiurut
dealers In stoveBA d suffers suppl es
b. =. WILSON, Sole PruIr I.trr
de2l'tI National HOtgl, WsshInnt, n
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Petroleum Inactive " W.
Crude. dc......,....... ,,,..-.,
Refined ........... ~ = az az ~ 90
Rco"iPts OF barrels "
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~ SvhscribcrsJd 'mgto rscriyc he R,P"5tcoD
rcgTiar'y ,2A pleas, notify hi' of7o..
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" n, 0utcc ofths National Rtlr'blican 4 u
5ll Ninth street, brt~ceH PRasyi0ania dreTW'cnd
D street.
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ON the ID December, 1888, by the Rov. DIR. Davis,
Mr.. DASIEL CARROLL to Miss JOANNA R. BowCS,
both OF this city. California papers please copy
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ARRESTED. 60 We learn that five IIchr,w
clothing dealers were arrested by the Government
detectives Tuesday, at Alexandria, for selling
civilians clothing TO soldiers, for the purpose of
aiding them to desert from the Government ser
vice.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


By The Peoples Telegraph Line-ofice, Republi.
can Building, 6il Ninth streetl
GOLD.
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THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY,".
The annual meeting Of the American Colonization
Society was held last evening In the Four-and-a.
half street Presbyterian Church, (Dr. Sunder-
land's) large number were present. J. II. D.
Latrobe, Esq the President OF the Society occu
pied the chair. M. L. also delivered the opcninr
address. Mr.. Wheeler, OF Maryland, was the nc>t
speaker. Mr.. w. closed his remarks By drawing
graphic picture OF the benefits accruing to the ,oI-
ored man By the establishment Of such COLOMBIA.
tion as Liberia.
Rev. Dr. Gurlcy, OF the New York avenue
church, was the closing speaker. This gentleman
reviewed In rapid succusslon the social, moral and
political condition Of Liberia, and showed that the
Christainzlng Of Africa was only to be accom-
pished through the efforts of citizens Of this Re-
public.
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I
dto's IN uniform and parade the streets to make
the Yankees think they have a large force thei 9.
Woman 10 all ages hsd done much for the best
The @ in Testcn 70 Soman SSS SsSs
In times Of PEACE when the land has been deiuEed
WIN blood, wise nations, polite nations, have al
lens, the right TO defend their dear native land !
She told the ladies present that a roman bought
instead cf being in the back part Of the room,
standing ny IS the gentleeen were, AMI asked
why there so tnr assembled at our weekly patr:-
| otie meetings She said there was a reason why
and wondered II u was because woman,s patrIotio
spirit was crushed whenever she attempts TO work
out OF the ordinary sphere.
She proceeded 10 state the facts In relation To
womcn's powers, and said that III years since
when the men Of Tortosa were 40 latlgltd and dis
cOufaged that they were on the point Of surrender
| ing 10 the Moors, that the Tortosa romcR donncd
tho. mems attire and made such q TCsOlutc and deE-
PEELED to raise tho siege and fec In dsray, and the
brave and patriotic women returned In triumph to
Ioftosa " twas because Of this victory that Don
Raymond exempted them from taxation and instl-
tuted m order Of knighthOod, where none but those
brave women were allowed 70 be member-;
He also ordsired that All the clothes and jewels
property. He probably thought that they miiht
need the clothes to wear in smother battle. And
women Who gave You these n front sss.., % for DoS S
Raymond also ordained that all women should, ia
reward for their bravery, have the best seats In all
viii men acknowledge by their deis that they
believe our American women inferior to Others,
and continue to crush their patriotic spIriti will
the powers-thAt-bo say to the daughters OF the
United States You shall not work for this country
in any capacity but as we dictate as proper .fGr
icomcnI Let women occupy any and every posi-.
tlon th't they are capable OF filling, that their
high and patriotic spiri's believe 10 be for the
cause will fall
Some Of you who have no patriotism but to
come TO gatherings and applaud good speeches
know nothing about patriotism that Is willing TO
die for ones countryi and II Washington was In.
vaded, the hfst thing you would do world he TO
get your families l,fely out OF town and then 20
ciate true patriotism!
ave are living, we are dwelling
In grand and awful time,
In an age on ages telling,
To be Hiring II sublIme!v
Hwe can but serve our dear native land and pts-
serve the glorious stars and stripes that mAny Of
the best men In our country have died 10 save.
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70 s.-T.-IsSO-x~DTske . Plantation



They purify, strengthen and invIRoFate
They create q healthy appetite.
they are an antidote to change of WAtOF And diet
hours. ~" INV
mind. nan '"''''" '"e
They prevent miasmAtie and intermittent feyeIs.
Lhey purify the breath and Aoidity Of the ItoH..
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Lhey cure piarrhea, Cholera sad Cholera Merbus
ache. ~ ''u' "eAu'
They are the best BItters In the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted Aature'S
great Iestoror. They are compoasd Of the o8le-
brated CaliHAya Bark, CAsGArilla Bark, DandeiIon,
ChAmomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anlne, CloyOr-budG, Orange Peel, Snake.
X. 40.
Tho following is sample OF the testimony daily
SOLDIERS HoME SUPERINTENDENT OFyIcr.l
c!S'IENAT! o. Jan 10, 1883.
Ihave given your Plantation Bitters to hundred,
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes and the effect Is moSt
marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation as this 10 heartily wish in
every lAmily, in every hospital, and At hand on
etTlI iI,}L ,s gS''ie'neiu e. w. D. ANDREWS,
bH-N superintendent.
&1H REWARD. --STRAYED FROM
JDlC the stable Of subscriber. corner SIxtb
hhI ~ streets on Island, last night January Igth
T. T. M hhoM MARE with harness on), about ID
old ' ""N ""' oSeaFs
The above reward will be paid for the return or
on Tenth street. r. SATTERI EE
JHnlS-3t'
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Aatiunal Republican.
WASUINGTOS, -. {.

THuRsDAYmm!mmimam;'JANUARY 81, Its4.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

~ heihLOrce Nature.-After having blum.
ucred In The dark .Or ages the world at last brgInr
10 undefbthnd lhli the human system cannot resist
Or throw on the attacks of disease through the
agency oi depicting medicines. Strength Of const-
tuition, strength OF nerve, strength in the whole
physical Organlzation-thssC are The ONLY safe.
guards against the morbid elements which cuntin-
ually surround US. The rNhHustng heats OF sum
security for health, and those who are not aware
oi ne necessity for recruiting their bodily powers
A. lbls season do not understand, philOsOphIcall,
the laws Of their own being.
The great Tonic upon which experience has
tsught the public TO ely, rs a means Sf inylgor.
AlhB, regulating anu protecting all the important
organs OF the body is HOSTETTER,S CEIEBRN
TED STOMACH BirrERS, and there is no season
oil the year when this inestlma able inyIgOFant ia
more useful than now. In the crowded CITY In
unhealthy regions where Intermittent aud Bilious
FeVeb prevail In fact wherever men are congTC.
gAeu, whe'hef IN large OF small numbers, the ne.
eessity Tor pure Tonic and Alternative eXists and
hostetter,s Bitters may be safely pronounced the
puFest and the best lu the known world I,Is coat
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70 Important to Females DIR. Chsr.s-
mcn'' PMs.-The combination OF ingredients II.
these pills are the result Of a long and extensive
practice They are mild in their operation, and
oo!t tain In correcting all Irregularities, painful
nHnstFuAtiSn, removing all ohstruetions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side,
palpitAtion of the heart, whites all nervous aicc.
tionS, hystOrioE, fatigue, pain In tho back An,l
limbs, &c., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter.
ruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of new era In the lv.t.
ment OF those Irregularities and obstructions
which have consigned so many TO PREMATURE
oRAyE. No female can enjoy good health unless
she tH regular, and whenev an obBtFuetIon tAkes
lace the general health begins 10 deciIne
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most offectuAl remedy ever Lnnwn far all
complaints peculiar to FFmdLcS. To ali eaSses they
are Invaluable inducing, oih eCTtdiniy DpTiodicGI
regularity. They are known to thousands, who
nave used them at different periyds, throughout
the eCuntry, having the sanction OF some OF the
most eminSnf PhysicidnS in America.
Erpiicn directions, stating tDheR Mfy should NOT b,
used, with each BoN-ths Price one Dollar 0rT Ror
containing from 90 to 90 Pills. '
Pilll ltm by mail, promptly, by remitting To the
Proprietors Sold BY Druggists generally.
HUTCHlNGs Il HILLYER
Proprietors, 81 Cedar st., New YFoL
sold by 8. CALVERT FORD,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-08

YELLOW FEVER AT New YoRK.-A most
disastrous epidemic is raging on board the
United States war-steamer Tahoma now at
Quarantine. Yesterday. officers were offered
SO a day and sailors s. to remain on
board and take care OF the ship, nearly all
her crew being Frustrated with yellow fever.
Over seventy sick men have been removed on
shore within a few days. The whole station
has been so terrified by the disastrous state Of
affairs on the unfortunate vessel that hardly
any one can be got TO volunteer for the ordl-
nary duty of keeping the decks clean. II is
so dangerous to go near craft in the Taho-
mas position that even the steam-tugs give
her wide berth. This vessel left here dur
ing the excitement occasiOned oy the late
rebel raid, having on board sailors and ma
rines for purposes explained at the time
on her return the fever broke out, and for
some days il was feared that every man on
board would perish. The Mayor of the City
should see that no visiting our streets BY Of
fcers from the Tahoma shall be permitted.
A million Of people are at the mercy Of every
one who comes from that fatal steamer
The latest news received from the scene Of
so much calamity did not report any material
change in the state OF things. Men-of-war at
present entering our port should be halted OF
Sandy Hook, and Admiral Paulding has
steamers enough to communicate with them
there. The Key West transports are coming
in every week frei8hted with poisonous dis
eases, TO which any of US NAV fall victim
to-day or to-morrow.-N. !. Tunes, Jaty q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-08

SHooTING.-Toin Daley, living in Viz
ginia, came down 10 Gold Hill yesterday
afternoon, and, as is customary with him,
ne took some "stock" in the election.
In the vicinity of the polls he got into
dispute with some man with whom he
had a previous quarrel in Virginia.
Words ran high between them, when Mr..
y. 4. II. Ball, our much respected towns
man, who had been appointed one Of the
SPECIAL Deputy Sheritfs for the occasion of
the election, stepped up to the disputants
and commanded them to desiSt. No arms
were drawn az this time. and the parties
were about separating, when remark
from the man who was quarrellng with
Daley caused him TO draw large sized
navy revolver, all cooked and leveled at
MS antagonist, who had no weapon drawn.
Mr.. Ball quickly graSped the pistol, di-
recting the muzzle TO the ground, in doing
which DAILY pulled the trigger, and one
barrel was discharged, the ball passing
through the right foot of Mr.. Ball. 1t
entered the foot Just in front Of the instep,
passing through, and when it struck the
sole of his boot it glanced TO the left and
lodged in the upper leather. The ball,
when extracted. was as ragged looking as
All old Quid of tobacco. Mr.. Balls foot
bled profusely. 1t is painful but no; dam
serous wound, and in his sad mishap,
which occurred when he was in the per-
formance of his duties as an officer and q
citizen, ne has the sympathies of our en-
rire community. Daley was Immediately
arrested and locked up in the calaboose.
where he is yet, and will have his exam
nation before Judge Robinson to-mor-
row. The law applicable TO the case IS
severe. and we expect that the officers Of
the county will see that it is put in full
force. Our people expect il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-08

HEsoIsN OF AN EN6ISEER.-The Elmira
IN " Gazette records the following act Of
sublime devotion to duty and of heroic SELF
abnegation: The engineer on the train con-
yeying prisoners to this place, when the COLI
sion was discovered to be unavoidable, with
certain death staring him in the face, hero
ieally remained at his post and reversed the
engine, and was buried in the wreck. When
found, his back was against the boiler, and he
was literally burnt TO death. He told those
who came tn his assistance to keep away from
him for their own safety, as he feared the
boiler would burst. Every exertion was
made TO save him, but without avail until life
was extinct. His name was VIM Ingram.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-08
To the Citizens of Gold Hill.

At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
N tees OF the Town of Gold Hill, held July 30th.
1884 the CLERK reported that owing to the fact that
the Treasurer had been unable to negotiate for the
water pipe it would be necessary 70 stop the work
until such time as the bonds can be sold. In &C
cordance with said report, the President was In
Structed TO solicit the citizens OF the Town 10 take
sufficient amount Of bonds to complete the water
works By order of the Board.
aus It s. II. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-08
A BEAUTIFUL SET OF PEACE COMMISSION

A BEAuT1FrL SET OF PEACE COMMISSION
ERs.-Tucker, Sanders ard Thompson, who
are included among the pretended rebel
Peace Commissioners at Niagara Fall, are all
heavy defaulters to the Union Government.
Sanders is behind some $4,000 as navy
agent under Buchanan, at New York, Tuck
or defrauded the government out Of about
$50 900, through the Liverpool Consulate,
given him by Buchanan. And Thompson,
As Buehanan's Secretary Of the Interior, en-
gineered the great Indian bond fraud Of
$500, 900. Are not these beautiful set Of
Commissioners, and highly appropriate for
a Confederacy Of thieves, traitors, and negro
driving seoundrelS, to send on Peace mis-
sion 70 decent Government And yet the
Editor Of the Tribune, through that most con-
sunate fool, "W. Cornell Jewett, of Color
ado" got drawn into a diplomatic correspon-
dence with them Was there ever such an
unfortunate man as Horace Greeley:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-08
Steamer Wnshoe.

The Alta, of Tuesday evening, contains
the following sketch Of this unfortunate
steamer, which so suddenly on Monday night
destroyed upwards Of u hundred lives By the
explosion of her boiler:
The hull of the Washoe was built at Owens
shipvard, at Hunters Point, and was perfect
in every particular. The engines were Of the
latest improved pattern, and worked most
admirably. No difficulty has ever occurred
with them. The boilers were built az Sacra-
mento, and on the first trip they were found
20 leak so badly that but small part OF the
amount Of steam allowed by the Inspectors
certificate $50 pounds 70 the inch) could De
carried, and il was with difficulty that the
fires could be maintained. The boilers
were placed in as good condition as possible,
and several trips made, but the leaking
being found to be on the increase, the
boat was hauled OF, and her fues exam
ined. 1t was then found that there was
not a perfect fue in her boilers, and Capt.
Kidd gave orders for putting them into per-
feet condition, at any expense. The tnes
were repaired, or made over entirely, by San
Francisco workmen, and after over months
DELAY, the boat resumed her trips. On the
hrSs trip, difficulty was experienced, and re-
pairs were again made. Then occurred the
collision in which the Yosemite sunk the
washoe, then another delay for repairs, then
4 resumption of the trips, further repairs, the
addition of a secondhand drum under the
boilers, 4 second collision, and another re-
sumption Of trips after partial repairs. On
Saturday last the boat was to haze gone up
to Sacramento 70 return on Sunday, but
owing 10 the necessity for repairs created BY
the last collision, she remained at her wharf
antil Monday afternoon, wUrkmen being en-
gagged repairing her upper works, which had
been crushed in by the bow of the Yosemite,
and at the same time number Of men were
o7erhauling her boilers and remedying every
defect which could be discovered. Before
Monday noon the boilers were reported in
perfect condition, and the upper works were
nearly repaired. The Washoe left the wharf
soon after P. NJ, on Monday, with fair
load of passengers, from LIS to 200 we should
Judge, many of them ladies, and nearly all Of
the best class OF travellers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-08
Greenbaeks Notice to the Public

THE PR0PRIEToRS OF THE FEDERAL
i House In Gold Hi has paid Us their inuepted.
ness SI2, in Greenbacks at par. The goods we sold
them were 10 be In Coin US customary We there
fore caution the merchants and others Of this place
not to trust said proprietors except they are willing
to be served In Ike manner. Tue boarlers OF the
Federal House can now have board very cheap. as
no doubt the proprietor, Williams Reed, will take
Greenbacks at par as they are paying them out at
par rates auSll 2w L. u. COHN e CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-08
Notice to the Public.

T
L Laundry Company, are hereby notified that u.
NEUMA Is not, and never has been partner IN
said Company. All those indebted TO the Company
are hereby forbidden 10 pay any debts due 70 him. rs
the authority heretofore vested In him has been re-
voked aud any transaction made by said Neunlan
for or In the name of said Company. will not be rec
ognIzed Us vad-the entire business, credits, and
property Of the Pioneer Steam Laundry Company
having been transferable George Gleason:
auaIm WHITE & HOBART.