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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07

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Bnles Jackson Bond Erastus BOurret Louis
Bcvscn II = Bcntz Adolph Berby Jas
Beck Mrs John BrOphy Thus Brossau VI
Brown David
Culver Thos ID Clark G q ChilderS LC
Casirla Nathan Carr L + Campbell Jas
CALCIUM Dan Camp HB Caldwell Miss S Q
Coulter Robt Coffmunn A Conner d
Crow \ VI
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Dewitt Vim w challenger EC2 Day e
basil NJ Davis Chas
Ecker I W , Ecclrston Rnht Everson Amos
Edwards John Eisrl Christian e..
Fcland Vim Ford OL2 Forsaithe Geo
Fortrn Israel Foster Arthor
ellison 4 Garter John Gray Stephen
Hayes Thos Hall + \ Harris Il
HAY DR. Hurst Phillip HnrLage WIN
Holly JP Hntz Christ Eitrhings \
Hill Tno Hill John IIlll VIM
Jones WIN S Joicc W
s<IincJD Kellogg n Kieffcr c 3
Distlcr Sol killpn Jus ,
g,cmIbcrtcr E C Lindsey 4 d 4 Lilicnthal G
LYNCH Mat Liar VI ID
hurry Jas Murrcll John Mullen Rnbt
Maynard II Mdsso Jas Martin
Maguiie Jas M"rSans VI Moor Z IL
Moore G. " Nal 'ue PJ Moor WIN
Newell MisSMM Mcdonald McCcliiD
Norris John W
Oliver 5 OvcTlm y Urth iona
Phelps David 3Phcips Mrs L Phillips He
PRYOR Su,n Peterson L Parker Thos
Pnsco John Paul A S Payne E'lwd
d2uIgg Inhn NJ
ISalrr II & Ross \ Rogers w
Swain DL SkiR Edwd Simpson .Ino =
Sunderland ,Jno Simmons J j. Shrnwdcr Levi
Skater John Snntlige ID NJ Stuart j h
Stafford ii
Fythcr Joseph
Vrrplank Nandervccr a h Vest Jnhn
Willard II A Wilcox Sam J Waltz Fred
Woods jill Whiteman Benz Wheeler X
Whrclt jus G.
Foreign List.
Camille Daigrcau FRANCOIS Ouimet
J Fab:cn prrrault Nennut Lewcry BehuseJour
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Notice..
MAX LEVY,
Wat C Il IN Il lxer and Jeweler,
Main Street, Opposite the Eclipse Stablc),
GOLD HILL, N. T.

A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF DIAMOND
II Jcwclry of all descriptions ...
Watches, Checks,
Silycrwarc, Jewclry,
Quartz Jcwcry, Cutlery,
Siivcr.P.aied Ware, Fancy Goods,
Always on hand, and sold at the lowest prices.
MATCHES REPAIRED WITH PART1CU
w lar attention and warranted.
Being in connection with one Of thc largest
houses in San Francisco, am enabled to sell lac
above goods ut prices as reasonable rs the same
can be bought in San Francisco. ja7 If
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FOUND

A PROyuBsORY NOTE. DRAWN IN Pa.
n yor Of James Deylin, or bearer. The owner,
By calling at this ONCE, proving property, aud
paying for this advertisement, can have his note
de22
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NOTICE.

WILL, Re SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
w the 10Th day Of january, 1864, the Brick
and Stone Building in Gold Hill lately occupied
by Wells, Fargo g. Co. Terms-casy. For pnr'
trulars inquire of L. and D. Walcott, Union
Scales.
Gold Hill, Dee. ith lsG3 nols II
NOTICE
HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC TiAT
l on aud after this date that +. Z. MORSE IL
not authorized to act ms my agent. .....-.
Witness: JOSEPH y Ebb'
GEORGE W. Tourney. mark
Gold Hill, Dec. ~, lS63 dc.2tI
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FOJND

"A POCKET-BOOK CONTAINING NATU-
n ralIaatIon papers, Prommissory Notes, etc.
The owner can have the same by calling at this
Office. rt
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UNION TICKET FOR STOREY COUNTY.

For District Judge:
H. O. Is f. \ TT Y.
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For State Senators

TOT OOU1Ly VUUeOs
DAVID NJ. II y 4 s Q y.
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J. W. PHILLIPS,
STOCK & EXCHANGE BROKER,
--Eg Gold Hill and Virginia.
OFFICES South c street, Enterprise Build
ing. del2n
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST.

THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
i not TO purchase or negotiate for the following
mining stock the same having been lost on the
27th day Of November last, between this place
and Dayton. and has been cancelled upon the COM
panies' books by order Of the Boards Of Trustees:
RASnnN a NJ
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NEW TODAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Gold Hi Post Office,
january 9TH, 1854.
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Fresh and Salt Meats,
Such as the Fattest Beet, Veal, Mutton, Pork
and Sausagcs, that can be bought IN Gold Hill.
We will sell In quantities 10 suit our customers,
and particular attention paid to delivery of the
same.
Rendered Tallow for sale In large or small
quantities. tOl2l POPPER & STRAUS.
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Restoration of the Bounty.
Matters i'm Ohio,

CINCINNATI Jan. 5.-The Ohio Legisla-
ture organized to-day, the Governors mes
sage was very brief. The public debt has
been greatly reduced, the militia system has
proved a success. The number of troops
raised by Ohio since the beginning of the
war is 2OO.67l.
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Later Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL NEWS.
Sacramento, Jan. 7.
~ Ill L .aI

ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The Legislature organ
lied to-day, Union officers being elected.
The Governor in his message SAYS, but one
course will save us from National ruin. We
must adhere to the solemn pledges made by
the government at the outset, with trust, and
seek to restore the Union and uphold the
Gam titutinn
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New YoRK, Jan. 5-The Frecdmcn's
celebration Of the Anniversary of the Eman-
cipatiou Proclamation took place at the Coo
per Institute last night. Addresses were de-
iivercd by Bellows, Chcever and others. The
greater part of the audience was colored.
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Go farmers al0 OFFERS.
nAVID THOMPSON,
~ HORrlCULTURlSr AND NURsERYMAN,

q HOKLltA Lll NlNl NM ~ lA'isN |A+h-'f
Green Island topposite Iroyh
of superior end hardy GRAPE VINES, ia all about -Aty va
fiecshls calllfue gyrs specific character and ites
Has $50 on hand a aTlc a.soriincnt o. niitAf 5thhf
VINES ,os.e o. which pen early as tic 2t O.! Nay See
Claiborne for details ,,-,.....
Has .so French Prus.ian and German PRyNESi also,
tLst spperor celebrated rs EISCHES PRUNE so yoraby
noticed IN and by the Farmer Club in Newiok City Tho
lrbunr rewspl5er aud The Comoy Geutlensn speaking
OF THONPSON'S GRAPES. the farmers Club rays;
" n this l. Secdln; thai will rpeu az Troy cye-y year
with certainty tAen 10 j. aclu .tion worthy 81 notice.
There are several r-tes of the Prlne and is he Iwst'
chen ats commonly called switzsel snd IT,. y De one q
them. any i the unanimous opinion ~ the to
tiat % g. excellent fruit. aud we'll worthy ol oniIedi.
ton for general culture il the best Fran. they ever tased
BE- careful not recommend anything hot worthy, but
are wi Inc e. give tits Pruue the highest ecaon.
Backed sustained he j. by distinguished body ~
the Club OF New city (aiuaefs as WI ~ TFdc-
tica cult, aors Of Fruits and ines tAeeisesl M Ihomp-
h. j. able 20 PRESENT them such varieties Of 's shall
suit their taste and choice urging al 20 plant Tree,
or strawberry Bed that 10 the OF NO years,
they their own homes ENJOY tie if 30 csy
be obtained IN the besnnns and which lux rty sauy
In the end
Mr. THOMPSON "a a. all times in readiness attend 70
calls his services IN arn for the Fruit laT ines, and
Gardens OF hi friends and employers Ia tie Line 81 lis pro-
fessou.
Order for his Vines Trees &C.. may be len Col W t.
Miari lS.cre.iy ,nsse County Agccuurl and Mama
facurers Society," Office No. 90 ls Ferry Troy;
or 1t his Green Island Canal and Markets.
DAVID THOMPSON.
HOtlcuitHrist and Nurse -ylnsn,
Green Island. y. Y
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Markets-C AEEPULLY REPORTED PoR THE n l. lhiBuNR'
ASHES are in good demand and prices Of Pots have ad
vsuced sses Of 20 bbs at 50 5G $40 . 100 d. Pearls ore
Christine demand continues very fair, and prices
main firm Oo for Mddngs The stock continues limit
ed. Sales Of about 100 baies ,,-.
COfFEE-Ihe market today 10 quiet ana p'+eoS remain
COAL-Domestc is in brsk demand for Government use;
also good inquiry from dealers and Tor nauuiactoes.
Foreign prices nominal The event OF the
week has been the regular monthly auction sale Oh scranton
Coal By the scranton Coal Co. winch TOOK place this morning
MAY 81. The sale wa attended largely the Daahs very
spirited and general and the bulk OF the sales were made TO
dealers and or manufacturing paposes the attendance show
t embracing 5000 tuns Lump at % 81 loo do do at
$50 BENG an average ADVANCE over ast a,e o. ,9, ao
tuus Grate al So 20 DO do at 40 O.! 200 do do At
80 75 advance 49c $3.50 uns Egg az 80 So 300 DO
20 co. 100 do do SO on average vance 46c 24OO
Stove at So 500 do. do al - O5 average advance
c 1853 tuns Chestnut at { 90 and 900 do do. at % Ji
average advance slc.
CHCCORY-Owinr to the rapid improvement IN gold and
The WopoHd amenaed tali, increasing the duty 10 &C. on
rauuaed md &C. Of te views oiimpoters have been
greatly sirensheued aud the market closes hrm Sc for
German Granulatei 5c. ior Dutch do. and o. fr Root
FLOUR And MkAI-Esrly IN the day an active demand
but previous the close Of Change Improvement was
ost and the market closed quietly Family biaDd have sold
- 5a 81 ~ Tor superhne state; ~ 5Od$7 10 for LJtrs
do - l0T - for Fancy dot ~ OV0 ~ 90 for ,he low
ous Extras; included IN tie sales 90 bb Extra state
seer option for june at u So Canadian Flour was IA very
active demand bat At Irregular prices Bales Of 80 bbs.
: 6yd Z ~ for kxtas and ~ 85d 30 90 for
trade and family do southern Flour hr bat not active
baltimore ad Country and 50 : ii Tor trade aud family
40 Rive Fl,nT + LTr and fairly acve sales Of 80 bbs al
sca Al 70 Com Meal has advanced sales of $50 bbs at
GOA 4 for Jeriey Z s0a " 80 70! Bandywine and
ga for pmcheOus
but prices ae without variation Medium No Maekercl
selling al = !. goa Coz do. No al SZ730 $lJ; No. ;
Medium st s9Q49 %, large boy No. at sl4G$li&,
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n,.u. C,os. m, the Posf,Omce.

Persia, Wednesdsy June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOi q
For Cuba and the West Indies by steamer Eagle,
Wednesday, June ....;v...;...;;;.;....;..
June D' =: $500. p
For Europe, by steamer Peruvian, Thursday, .
June2 .......:.............. ..:......... Il
For South Pacific and Central America, by steamer
Champion, Friday, June lO4
For New Orleans, by steamer Evening Star, Wednes' ,
Fo. California Oregon, Washington Territory snd
the Sandwich Islands, daily Sundays except
ed) and At p
North-Abeny, Buffalo and Canadas..5 a. and y p
North and West Way Mail. p
Western Mail via Erie Railroad.....5 q. end 81 p.
Southern and Sonth Western Mails m A.! q and lo3 p
Eastern a. u |. and 81 p.
Newport ard Fall River p
The Long Island Mail closes at.........5 and p.
Sunday Msls-On Sunday all mails close u p
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l!l p 90 Increase ln lo6l.......

At meeting of the shareholders Of the Joliet
and Chicago Railroad Company. held on the Goth inst
at Chicago for the purpose Of electing Board OF d.
recors the following shareholders were elected James
Robb G.. A. Robbins. d. Willis James, John CrcTar
A. c. Badgers Joseph Price Secretary.
The Cleveland Iron Mining Company has de-
cared an extra dividend Of q cent. The income for
the last year was s36lls9 and the Company are re
ported at present to have $685. coo surplus in hand
The IndiansYolis and Madison Railway Com
pany win pay on June l. free Of tax, dividend offs y
cent upon the preferred shares and of cent on the
common shares
A sale of 90 600 tuns Of Scranton Coal was
made to-day by the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company The whole Offering was
taken in fifteen minutes by the company, which wes IN
usually large and comprised many buyers. Promi-
nent among these were some iron founders. Prices
have advanced during the past month nearly half
dollar tun The advance in Stove Coal for the pre-
vious month also half a dollar The following is
comparison with the prices obtained at the pr sale;
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. Nos. p nnd ~ Finest.
NgwYoRK. May 25 1864 :
This Bank has received, and has now Oh
hand for immediate delivery, supply Of u. > lGF
BoSDs Of al sizes with Coupons from March l. Bankab'
MORKIs KETCHUa, President.
ID. w. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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Prices Current Of Wool Mt New-YorK-June I


Terms Of Paymcnt-For al descriptions Of Wool ca,.
are now quoted I,
Choice selected saIouy Fleece. 87d9oc
Sa1ony Fleece, B3d6rr.
Tlreequafiers and fall blooded Mrino Fleece, sOd8!c
Afblo0d Fleece, 7Ba80c.
Nstse and quarter blood Fleece TG47gc.
Common Fleece 1doisc.
Canada eccr. 700 15c.
Tub Washed 82d31c
D1mofic Pulled
New York City extra Pulled, 7a00nc.
Ncw-Notk CITY super Pulled. 7505ac.
EevYoik CITY No Pulled GOat2r
Choice Country Picklock Pulled, H5ayOc.
Country Extra Puled 8lds5c.
Country super Pulled, BjdGJc.
Country No. Puilsd uad7oc
Country Lambs Pulled, G3d7oc.
Canada Pulled 55d15c.
California unwashed flceces, IN grades 4Od57a
California Washed Pulled 55071c.
California Conm0n Washed Pulled, 23d asc
California Washed Fall Clip, In grades, iOasGo
Ansfr0iian Cape So.
Auftlnlinn Fine Unwashed ssd33c.
Cape of Good Hope Fine Unwashed 48d~
er'nish Medium White Unwashed, n d4Oc
siansh Medium, Black Unwashed, JdJoc
African Unwashed 3hdtnc
MeAican Washed. J3di3c.
SOafh .imcricda.
Pueuos Ayres Unwashed MefinO Fierce 45asOc
Bueno. Ayrcs UnNa.hed MestiLo la lot. f2asOc
Fntre Rios unwashsd 2ldJ3c.
(o.loyh Washed bOdt2.c.
Prruvian Washed 50d3'c.
Peruvian Unwashed t90i2c.
CHILEAN Fine Unwashed, 4Onilc.
Gillian Common Unwashed Jo6J3c.
smyrna.
Smyrna Fine Washed, 58aGlc.
smyrna Low and Medium Washed, 5Oa55c.
Smyrna Gray Washed, i5GiGc.
Smyrna white LINED Pulled, 20d22c.
smyrna HrAy Lined Pulled, I'G4Vc.
Smyrna Ia Ufeatc. JJ0Jic.
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
Dwauaued manufacture Also soli Chestnut and w anat
Chamber suites pain and ornamental. o. H. T. tARklNO-
TONS 3t8 Cluhlsi opposite Wooster Established l5iJ
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
4 The best assortment q ENAMELED FURNITURE, In
all COLOR and styles Walnut and th.snu PLAIN and Orna
mental Suites Whoesa aud Retail Also, Mattresses and
P4iilass.a NAkhEN NAlND. No. IA Iana4-si-
SCHOOL FURNITURE.-For SALE, Eight
- Double sCHOOf-DESKS with Chas snd long Pencil
hladsoey made md ia pccc, order Apply at ila 'thsy
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IAdvertisementl

FIRST NATIONAL BANK oP NV YORK
New-YoTk, May 20, l6Ci 5
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery an ample supply Of u s 1910 BoyDs with COUPONS
from March !.
Payment may be made in any funds current in this city
SAMUEL C. THoxPsos, President.
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The following is statement of co
nnrfed on the DELAWARE and Hudson Canal:
lAdyertisementl


FIRST NATIONAL BANK oP NV YORK
No. WALLsT. NEW YORK, May "a. 1861 s
To facilitate the payment of the FIVE PER
CENT LgGAL-TgSDER CouPoSs this Bank will open at
o'clock a. H. on that day and remain open until O'Clock p.
Schedules and Interest Tables viii be furnished q; the Bank
Per.ous holding lees than ~ Coupons viii have them de
srhed ana paid on preseuiaon the Office II broad
way and Wall-st., entrance on Broadway.
80 JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier.
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~ q. m.
Q p. m.
2 p. IN.
"A p. N.
lOt p: m.
y p. m.
Travellers, Gnidc.


To Albany, by Hudson H. r., 6S Waucn'st., 20
6;22 ?. N
To Albany by Harlem h. r., 2Gth:st., 4,hav, from
3Oti-st. 10 a. m and D. Sunday trlin....... p m
To Albany. by steamers Daniel Drew and Armenia,
leaves DesbFosses-st. landing, Stopping AZ pthst
u III
To Baltimore, by the New Jersey H. r., foot u
midnight 7:3o p. II
To Boston, by New London line, Pier 80 y r.,
Stonugon line, Pier 10 " r., and Fall River
line Pier ~ r. daily Sunday exceptedl..... 3;n ?. n
27'h 81 and l,hav ...........sa m. aud 800 p.
sg via st9re Line. III and p H. sanday... s:OOp P.
To Buffalo by Ehe Railroad foot Of Chambers.
and 10 a. M. and 500 p. m
To Bridgeport by steamer bridgeport iIom Peek
Slip r. X. ~ III
To New Haven, Hartford and spriugheld-steam
leave Peck Slip at....... ......'..: ana Ill p III
81 landing ............................ y p N
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central haiiroad,
snni1y 600 p. m
foot Of a m u m and 1900 p
T. Philadelphia, by New-JeIsey Railroad, foot Of
and IL minsh sunday GOO p m
Pier rs n r. fo5, Of Barcl,yst...6a M and 200 P
To Washington. 10y New.Jersey X H., foot ~
miinish, 73o p m
Long md, b. j. / Railroad, from JaIuesshp
sud foot " Hl-s'., +. y d. H. ana Ssg III
For further information IN regard 20 Railroad lime labI-s
ads ertist ments ln another part OF THIS pfIer'
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HIe0ical.

MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
vi in -Four Weeks by D. RECORD ; ESSENCE Of LIFE.
This wonderful agent will Manhood 20 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from Excess Sef
Abuse the Effects OF Climate or Natural Causes lAe tme
f,oued 10 cure the most vefeate IL four weeks ta-
urr &. impossible. DR.. RlCORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE "a
sold with Instruction. for Use, ot rs o. lr iuah'
tie. In one for 80 carefully packed ON rctept u snN
lance by hi. accredited Circulars sent Zee on receipt
6ua - g., ,ror Rroad,yny New York.
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VHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

i GOUT AND RHEUMATISM.
All sufferers from the above complaints either OF recent or
long standing are advised to BLAlR'S GOVT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS They Gun be relied upon the most
safe ard oecua remedy offered TO the public aud have
been universally used in Europe for many with the
greatest success. -.
Prepared by PROUT 4 HARsANT, No. go Strand Lon
don, Fngland and sold by ther Agents. WELLS Co,
Fmnklin.st, New York.
Her Majesty Commits have authorized Tie name and
address of THOMAS PROtr 2l9 Strand Lond0n, TO be
Impressed upon the Government stamp affixed to each box u
the genuine medicine.
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CNAMELED CHAMBER FURN
Coparlnsrsbip Noiites.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The name of
~ tho hrm Of JAMES O MORSE Co. has been changed
30 JAMES OMOR,E GlLLlS, and viii De continued by
the same partners ai tie Old staud.--juue I, 1864
JAMFS q. MORSE,
CHARLES J. GlLLlS.
JAMES q. MORSE GiLLlS, Engineers, Machinists and
Brass Founder. shton Pipe. Steam
Valves Cooks Water Gauges, steam Whistles Gas and Steam
fites Tools &c. No. 70 John IT and Nos 49, 81 and -
Plat T., New.ioIk.
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Rmuinr.
Donskoi Washed Long White, 53atoc.
Donskoi Washed Long Black, +3G4so
Turkey.
Turkey Washed, $4,000;
Turkey Unwashed. 30d33c.


REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
were made yesterday by Messrs Wheeler, wilkins &
Co.; ~ -
Lot lOOhs, 325 n. W. ofothsy, 25 BY lol r. 07o
Lot, e. cor sthsv. and l0othst "a by 100 r. SlsS
Lot W. g. 8thsy, so n. In. Il. Of sthst ~ by loo H.
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Professional Notices.

DR. CULVERWELL Of London, author OF
~ What Eat, Drink and Avoid, Marriage. &c. will visit
NcwYo professionally, or week and viii aiye by tho
glasgow about ljh, aud may be consulted OF
debility &C. Address iog particulars on all No. -
West 2lst.st., NewYork.
hR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No Beach-st.. between Nsrirk aud
West Broadway Ia the only place where the afflicted wiz
receive proper melicaretnent. Hours from O. hfoo p M
Mrs. DR.. WTON, OCULlST and Az
w RST OF French Diplomacy having treated ~ BYE iof
the past eight years with Ned aud ang success enaran
tees quickly weaknesses and diseases Of the eye a
lids that have been found neurabe of any nature enst
standing Worst forms Of hopeless blindness cured wouS
operation pain. Weak sight IN the old or young Pema
ueny cured immediately by innocent remedies Ample city
references Consultations between eleven and TWO Astor
House, room No. l5j.
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The total number this ia head compares with 1880
head lat week. aud with 5JB head average per week last
yci ana WIN 800 for the corresponding week year
me number sold yesterday and 70 DAY principal
set ls5 bead compares with 80 head last week and with
Tie average yer week lait year. aud win lJi head
o. MaIklt one year 40.
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No 81 W.Lrsr, NEW YORK May 81, 1864.
EDWARD DODGE has this dav retired from
~ the Copa..ucr.hip of CLARK, DODGE Co.
LUTHER {. CLARK, JOHN d. MAXWELL,
EDWARD DODGE, DAVID CRAWFORD, jr
The undersigned remaining partners in the said firm Of Clark
Dodge co. al residing n the City OF New York, WILL ~
clrdauce with the provisions Of Act Of the Legislature Of
this State OF New Yok continue the Of the name CLARK,
DODGE Co." IN their mt1rs business. W. EDWARD
DODGE 10 not liable responsible !o debts contracts
or liabilities hereafter made OF ncurrrd.-Msy 81 1884
LUTHER 4. CLARK, JOHN d. MAXWELL,
DAVID CRAWFORD, jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01
rNO CAPITALISTS.

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i IN INTEREST in A FOUNDRY and MACHINE.
SHOP In ST LOUIS No. for SALE.--A party with not
*25OOO larger amount could be used to adysr,-
agel desiring TO invest m au and established FOUND
cry and MACHlNE-SHOP, IN ST. Louis, Mo-, now dosg
large end profitable business PURCHASE an iNIEhT
psf therein bv addressing undersigned who will give all
necessary information BY the action Of the stae Conyen.
ton Missouri Free ss'e and her immense mineral
wealth developed by Free Labor will make her one OF the
rches States IN the West and the abundance q Iron and
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