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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
Brick Store, opposite Frankenheimer's,
GOLD HILL.

MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w people of Gold Hill and vicinity, that he has
for sale large and fresh stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which he offers FOR CASH as cheap as can be
bought In the Territory trial Of which Will satisfy
CotfeeS Sugars Teas, Spices Of all kinds, Pickles,
Flour. Hams, Bacon. Mackerel, Potatoes, Cheese:
Corn Meal, Rice, Eggs and everything usually found
splendid assortment Of CR0CKERY WARE, OF the
heaviest make and most fashionable styles Also, q
large assortment of HANGING LAMPS, and large
stock Of Tinware All Of which, with Large Quantl
ties Of the same kind received weekly he offers to
the public at prices which he feels certain Will suit
the public. J. MUSTOSl
Iy5Otf Brick Store, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

TILDEN,s SUGAR COATED
PILLS.
Ofnearly all the Concentrated Medicines, put up
III '''''e'' XVI ' r. II. MCDONALD & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
81 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-
lvered Free Of Charge. k0RN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, June IL, 1854. nH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

Patrick White,
AN ORDER FOR MONEY, PAYABLE 10 YOU,
"A is at this once Call and get It.
Gold Hill. August 2, 1854. au2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

4 HIWhRGtU ana AIOEut0Rs
A NEW STOCK or BLAHKEfS Of Din HRINT
n qualities and pfieea- Also. hHlfod stock q
Clothing. suitable Tor Miners wear, Win Be- nold ven
cd Hill. June II. 1854. AVIAN JaIi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

Found.
A MEMORANDUM BOOK, BELONGING TO
"A JOHN THOMPSON, containing receipts, bills
etc was found IN Gold Hill yesterday, and left at
This Once The owner can have 1t by calling, and
paving for this advertisement.
Cold Hill, August IL, 1854. augl2 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

PERFUMERY.
We are constantly receiving articles In this line,
direct from Foreign and American manufactures.
For sale BY Il. II. MCDONALD h co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

Barley.
A FULL STOCK ON HAND AND FOB SALE
"A By K0RN BROTHERS.
Gold HIN. June II. 1854 JnI7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT No. 3,236, OF
" Wells Fargo & Co., Of Gold Hill, for one hum
bred and fifty dollars standing In the name of JOHN
CAWLEY. Payment Of the above has been stopped.
The finder will please leave the above at the ONCE OF
W. F. CO., Gold Hill. 4.-..-....- au4 Tvs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

William Evans
YOUR MEMORANDUM BOOK IS AT THIS
i Once. Please call, pay for this advertisement
and take your property. 1yl6d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

Crockery and Glassware.
lust RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID STOCK
u Of Crockery and Glassware OF the latest Englsh
and French manufacture. Housekeepers and others
are invited to examine our new wares.
- K0RE BROTHERS.
- Gold Hill, June Il, 1854, .------.f jnl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16
PAINTS, OILS AND vARNIsHEs.

Brushes, Feather busters, Zinc White, Fire-Proof
Paint, LInseed Oil, boiled and raw. For sale by
r. II. MCDONALD co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

PATENT MEDICINES.
We are Agents for nearly all valuable articles In
USE and our stock Is unusually large. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD l. CO., Sacramento.
R. II. MCDONALD & CO., San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16

OILS FOR BURNING.
A superior article OF Downer's Kerosene OIL, Lamp
OH, and others for this purpose offer at the lowest
market rates. p
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q. s. TREASURY NOTES.

crArE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ANA.
y dor, az. REICHLING, being duly sworn says,
that the late nrm of. 4. .REICHLlhG,Ru rchAeed
OF John Bchade, ofSacramento CITY one o. Illton
safe was In their store at Jackson on the "a DAY Of
August, 1852 when large portion Of the stofe was
destroyed BY dre-the heat was 70 lntense teatH
melted the brass knobs on the OF ef door o. aid
Safe the contents In said safe at the time being B.
Treasury notes and other combpStable materials.
being and remaining entirely SAFE and T1i9lnT1 by
the fire. ..--.---.---.F. RElChbANG,
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this lltA day Of
October, AID. 1852. H. COOK, Justice ofthe beace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY s6, 1854

MARs--On Monday Jan. Is. Of inflammation 81 The brain.
Ie,nv Alston second son Of James W. and beuIetts a
Mars .grd years II month. and IT iays
Tho yea and friends Of the family respectfully in'eh
10 attend the funeral from the residence OF his pden NO
E,, street corner Of Wall "Wednesday forenoon 81
81 o'clock, without further notice. a.,
PAPKER-At rive Neck. Sunday, Jan. a. aiter pnli
illness borne with Christian patience and rsssrstoD 'eter
Parker in the 4s,h year Of bsage ,,,,.,
The relative and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral Tuesday Jan p. Al "a cloc4 M
AT the Meihod Church. blamsfoneck Cars leave ~cny'
seventh street and Fourth avenue at Ili q. NJ. e'li-'
leave Msmaronrck at s:l2 y. m. -
PATTISON-At Great bennington, Mass, on WcdnesoaJ'
RiKER Al Cedar Ilil, Monday morning Jan; =,
Csnrine. wife OF Zachaal Rer in the seth yeaf Of n'
The relative, and friends Of the family respectfully invite
70 attend funeral at her late residence ON Weune'''
sIIIJMHS-Ou FRIDAY evening Jan. %. Mrs Hepa ~
siman wife of Gold s. sinman, IN tie 10Th year oil ~
tn. friends NJ the family Invited to attend the fne' ron
the First Reformed Dutch Church, u lort"fon niect
posi,e the City Hall Brooklyn. on "edn"'dY f'th '
si2 p ~.
OBrTuAsr-At Rcckovp, N. j.. 90 Tuesday jan w 1917
MARY BLEW nfcrr brief but severe illness In tue 'oh
OF her ser She the belos Cd vile Of nose' New
In a. demise Of this truly estimahe lady the cr. ens
she dirneA by The rectitude Of her department a' os'
n, oihir member. snd her surviving reia'i'e' am NM
cisies an object Of their love and esteem ,,,,,.,
Sh. has passed from earth rich in the hop OF
mortality leaving the fond and devoted partner OF her
her tire, children one Of whom ~ our wen hho"n ~.
citizen VIM. g. lnuis aud her beloved eiAu on's
mourn The agonizinr bereavement las pleased the sup'o
Ruler o. M. infinite wisdom, 10 decree; a, . o.,
The aGecfionate snd indngent mou'' 81. i a. ,,, in
The Of al who knew her ~ tho ehe'no'
Of departed worth.
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Roprd Of Couuciimcp.

Tho iiosrd met on Monday. at l O'clock p.
~. Precedent Hayes in the Chair
The MAYOR sent in a veto to the resolution appointing
Comms ,oasrs Of Deed. lie Gays that the whole mum
Der Authorized b. law is 300 while there are now 40
yersons lp.dirg authority to set as such The Mayor
.aggss. tat application b. made to she Legislature
u afiro He proposed appointment Of Commissioners
and t. ipfy and confirm the acts Of those who have
ii,her re.n performing the duties OF such oihesrs'
Ths snfroller transmitted statement slowing the
eondit .. 81 be City Ire s4ry, follows;
ss 0ce Jan. l6....................SZ.z ls.N Is
X. ..ira........................s..'' '''''o' -
r,.,' ..,...... 81 ffq as 81
y...s'ts .....,. 2g7 st2 q
3asnce. Jan. Recommendation ~
The hard ooncurred in the resolution o. give formal
public ,@spton 20 veteran regiments returning - this
CITY froI .ie
AdjoasI,d % THURSDAY. al O'Clock ?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

Giant Giant Girl. Giant Boy Wsi DO. q" All hours
--Cs,nilla's Husbsnd-The fyrcem Whi'4'1-hi'e'o0o"
aud Evoulg. -. A..
81 N,cuoI,s H,Gr Brosiwoy above Prince sree'-m'rr"
81 the Rebellion, &c =, 49,, M, NJ.
Horn GU APFL. Broadway. above fVuih H''t~''-A"0 "
f,oth ,tercoscopiicon. t., o-s....,...
V,S AwBrnGBs MrSAGFRrs Broadway above Spring 'rees
--(,rbud .arayan Of Wild Animals - ~,
C,Rcrs gpo,pwAv hspaITHTArgR RrosdwsV Hear bfoone
street T,ulr-ir.-n and Athletic Performances. -. o.,
H0Wfs rnCUs Mo-, 100 and POI Bower '''
Euu,strisnisn sc. H., % I -.
THE.TRr HRASoNs. Broadway above rr'"c' '"'o' i''
fiToues.' = .,.-.,..o Il.
lf,ff.ar rf la.shig tfas.
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9usrial Notices.

Union General Comu,ittee.-An Adjonresd Msnyvg
Of The aboya Committee viii he held on Iif'Spai fN
mo NEXr The 26th inst o y. o'clock, 81 theI n1ag,
ters No go BToadwsy below Bleectcrs IN, 81 ~
,nce is requ.sicd. RUFUS - ANDREWS, fIeSidh'
u.svSr H. mooHs' secretarie,.
First Ward Union NpsociatiOn.-i speclsl fn.tinf
~. .t Ward Union Association will be held on ~ fpH'
FNFNfS Ian 25 1885, y O'clock at No ~ OrceI~'ch
Al, All mem Der. are respectfully requested % attend
" ID H. PRlNTUP President
FRAyx JORDAN Secretary
Thirteenth Ward.Srong In the faith, W. call 'pon mo
Union men Of tho Ward TO unite in swelling The numbers :"
the Union Association An who enrolled, snd III VINO
onsht to be- are earnestly requested 70 meet a The non
HeAdqnarers, OF Broofne and Pt-s, THIS 'iue"
dAyl EVENING q. :. clock LOYAL men, 10 your po,s
EPES r.. EILEkf, Pfssnsnt-
"a. NJ hco.sr,s: secretares.
Eighteenth Ward Union Assoc IN tioD.-Th, riga
lar monthly meeting oil the above Association VIII pehra
Ue.dguAr,r rooms Of tie Central Committee c1et 81
Ero.dgay and 23d 49, on TUESDAY EhENlN6, Jan 70 -
"A oeloct PuncuN attendance IL dcsrrd. The tksclt4se
|V''"'''''' JANIS ~ THOMSON, Prc.lepL
W. pRUssoso' Secretaries.
American institute fnrmerr' Clnt.-The resn.h
meeting n the Iinb IN he held TO-DAY (fucsdayl jan %
alta oelot D. m the Of the Institute 10 thf cooper
Union Buiding The pub &c sfr invited . a. .
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Dr. wi-tnr,. Bal,sm Of Wild Chcrr,.
UAsOLICIlED TESTIMONY.

LArOLIJllED IESildONl.
The following explain. ITSELF It il Dot among TIE
many e,r Of Ia, import constantly being ooe''d b 'is
PropIisiors
81 consider Il duty which owe 20 differing humanity. 70
b.sr ,stnony 10 the virtue. Of DIR. wIsTARs BALSAM
or WILD CHERRY. 1 har. u.sd 8, when have lid
occasion for any remedy for Coughs Colds Sore Throat
for many ysar aud never la single instance, has u faod
to r,ey, snd cur. me- hsy, frequently been very hosre
on Saturday ,nd looked forward tho delivery Of two
sermon. on tie following day With sd 0sing, but by
liberal u.e Of the BLsn ny hoassner la. Invariably been
removed. and have preached without difficulty.
81 commend to my brethren n the ministry and TO pub
lie ,pealsr. sen,ay eehIH remedy io' the bronchial
trouble. To which ". 4fr peculiarly ,rpo',d.
FRANCIS LOBDELL-
"P.aof Of so. Consre. cations, Churs. Brdgepor Conn"
Mr.s. ssww iosLr Co..
Entirely unsolicited send you the accompanying ''iino'
MA, which you are a, liberty 10 in any way you ehoss
Psrha tho Bssan does not ,nec all persons alike ba 1t
,.y. removes my hoar.ene' snd is Coz , minister
h.ra working day-tb- s.bbAih
very snly your,
FRANCIS LoBpELi.
BHlpeyroHr, Jan. 81, 1874
J. r. DINSM0EE, No. ~ Broad"sy. New fors-
= ~ IuM M & Co, NJ ~ Tremuntst. boston
Aud by all Dnssist.
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Ixc.,pAnY FIRr.-shortly after 5 o'eloek

ISCEsoIARY FIRr.-Shortly after 8 O'Clock
a. 10. Monday hfo Wa discovered M The basement
- the ,raeucn. house No. 80 Second avenue. The
SINE, .erc extiu gtahed. Loss on binding about
siU. tnsurBnce not ascertained. The first floor wa
occDpleG by James Lynch ~ a grocery and LIQUOR
store. Damage ~ stCcs aud 6Ktnres about 500
Insured. Tie fourth floor was occupied by fred.
srick hpgssDd. Yifs, and four Children. The
wife bad three Of the Children were rescued 10y the
7weD, Precinct Police. who took them from
ihe secopd story window. The remaining child IVES
gallsY lcscued by Mr.. Andrew Brady. foreman OF
Hoo eiid Ladder 60. No. .. and Mr. james Martin, d
Insmlr Of the same company, who mounting n ladder
md gf0p ne their way through the smoke, finally re-
covered the almost lifecss form Of the child and
veyed 10 a nci2bhorns drug store where, sft,r M
plyfnc H usual restOratyes, II restored % con
.ciouS -sss. Mr.. Brady nearly slfocsted IN hlt
Effort 10 I'VE the little one. Mr. Kingsand made fis
s,capa - tbe from whence he finally rescued,
,onew hai exbaused by tbe dense smoke There having
been 40 ige in the basement Tor long tine il Is pre-.
,a,ne ins, this fire WIS Of incendiary origin. Fire.
Asrsh,i :,1eI viii make an investigation
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GLAD NEWS YOR TIE UNFORTUNATE.
rss soss SOUGHT yoz
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
'r'ys -'P rgF =
CuEROKEE iNJECTION.

coNrouNpED PROM ROOTS. BARKs md LfApSs
CHEROKEE REMEDY, the gres, rndian Diuretie. euf5'
III OF the Urinary Organ, such nconnencs Of h,
ney, s,on. IN the Bidder Structure Gravel, 0ee, Donor
rh.s snd especially recommended in those Of Fuo,
Gbw Tor Whites Fom.o.,, whsr- all the old
medicines failed
u Is prepared Ia highly concentrated form, H.. do. only
BEING from, ono 10 two ,.a,poonio ,iee times Per day
Is ia durec aud serals. In il, seton; purifying sud
cleansing the blood causing to or IN al it. original POdy
and yor thu. removing from the 'y'e'u al pei1cion'
cau.e, which have induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION {, iaGoSlsl a, ally or assist
an. TO the CBgRoKEE REMEDY, sud should DO used o
conf anc,ion with th,t medicine IN s Of Gonoyrasd
tls- iIuor by WA It's effects are Aeo!iaS 'ootsrg.
and S,pr removing all scslinS hsss ciordee and pain,
., o. tho burning and almost unendafabie paa that IN
p~fienced viii nearly all ttr eisaP sssek ijscfie'
b, the use Of the CHERoKEE Remedy aud cHERo-
kEE IsJECTIoN-ths tso medicine, =; ths same time
all Improper discharges removed and the weakened organs
Ae speedily restored to full gsor aud strength.
fog luh phacpA' 80 WI i'i"i"''' A'~ ~ ~
tic county or wrIss and VII sn nes 10 any address
. 6ol treatise.
Price. CHEROKEE REMEDY ~ pss bo.e, or three
bottles or rs.
Price. CHEROKEE lsIGcTIoS. " yer So''Ia, o. three
bottles for ~
Sent BY EIpo.,, b any ,dir>' On 'eorlg' fphc'
Sold by oil druggists everywhere
DIR. W. X. MERWIN * Co,
SOLE PROPRlEToRs.
No 81 LibeTty-sL, Newfori
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CIIEI;OK y. l.. & L * /.
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE.
COMPOUNDED yRos
poors BARks. AND LEAVES


An sp,.ius cure for Spmstonh-s Seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions. and ell diseases caused by 'eLpouuu0n
,uch 40 Los Of Memory, Universal LsAstnde, Pains In the
B,ck Dnnes. Of Vision Pematu. Old Age, Weak Nerves.
Difficulty o. breathing Trembling. NsIetnhes Erupton'on
The Esce nj. Couutananee Insanity Consumption snd all
t dirsiI complaints caused by departing from the path Of
nature
Ti. redcn, simple vesr.sbl. extract and
,sn y ss has been used In practice for many years
aud IN Thousands treated la, not faded In single tn
stance, Ito curative powers hsv. been sufficient to gain NC
tory over The moe, stubborn
those who have TITLED with their constitution until they
Oh nh themselves beyond the reach Of medical aid we would
sly. Depair not! the CHEROKEE CURs Will restore you
10 health aud yisor and al quacA doctors have iaied
For @ particular get Circular from any Drug store IN
the country or write tho Propreto who viii mall free 10
any one desiring tho same full rese in pamphlet form
Prices - per bottle three bottles for g. and forwarded
By eIpres, to oil parts Of the world
Sold by ell respectable druggists every~hs'e'
DIR. w. II. MERWIN Co..
SOLE PROPRIET0RS,
No % Liberty ct, New York
Sold sbolssAls and retail. BY
c. 8. BARNES Co. No. sos Broadway
sad by al DruE6ssS sVsfywss0s
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M. YoR. July 70. 1909.

NKSYoRs July TO- 1909.
rb,, e-ftt.. u.t ~ r~,hsr hs, boon fof some uns
.ce,rd with Isrii'' aeanss' suffering nom pain and rum
IN tie head tos,ilsr ~Ah other iniiesoss Of a
,,lo,, OF hearing Dr. Won Ei,s.bsrE removed from her
ear. great quantity Of ss-E together with coagu'ed blood
,ee, her aneou,y aud Al. without pain sis with
grateful ti.nt. that give THE testimony to hi. s1in
CADROLD J. posi-, No 20 south,i
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No lst ALIYN-'r.. Nxw YoEE. Feb. D. 1919.
Il.y. been completely dssf AMI partially 90 Ia
the o',g iog above seventeen year with dhas.sole o'
.l.rs, tom both ear. combined With continual rnmblins
noise In tho had for which have been treated by mos,
,nsut practitioner In the city without the slightest soli'
Ioon.a.d Dr. Won E.spbsrg but must esndidy say that
Nth IN hi. success when did III, tbersors due
10 Dr. Won Ei.enoesio acknowledge Inst am entirely cured
.,o that he Displayed s, .an aud anOv!edg, which have
proeur,d ior him such unhyaed cplson "A have bad
AZ opportunity ofoompsrns ' mode Of Treatment with ih''
~ s.r can truly .l.ts thAs IL not only superior but
he principle. which direct his mode o. restoring The hearing
80. u, ,o, ofusou certain JOIIs TAYLOR
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CHRONIC CATAUaH CURED

READ
Ny1.YOrs March 20 1863
1b, 10 10 cssilfyI ths, have suffered from severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dal hsavlne" ia tho head !
i. 10y aore completely ,0PPs up accompanied by continual
.,ren,. 9TH. throat, the ehni' stealing with oec'
,op, hs, nu,he, greet shaes' q Ii. Ghost and pain, 80
uueh 80 that every toaIh,n consumption Having
heard Of the rrcs, performed by Or Voa Eenb,r
eoputsd him. wsh but h,tls hope of am no" hspPy
70 b, enabled to ALL my testimonial 20 thu great number al
ready 10 the Doctors pos''on his scientific aud sue
,.I mode Of treatment. a. he Ia, shown in my case that
. Aud inOwledse which have procured for him 40 great
reputation enf'y restored to ps'fsc health thai
do mos, sincerely recommend all sufferers nom CHRONIC
CArARRH aud SORE THROAT to apply at once 10 d.
Won Lu.as.rs, with certainty Of being cured
FREDERIck WEBER. No. Ses Fourth ~
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The q. =. sanitary Commissions

in ur,e,t AIT funds opera the relief Of TIE
Army extensive md elective than now ~
20 he Rio Orde The money value ofho snpPhss issued
tho Amy tine Poomsc drrins and Immediately stef yet
tysburs es.e.dsd seventy thousand doPirs ns ssn-s
Chattanooga % like scale Thousn'd o. men hteoad
Special Relief" daily cared FOR " les " ioue, IA
a,smboss sud rsirs follow soldiers crefyefs>
inspection Ho,nsl Inspection Hospfs' Drectory fTsls
porsson The lick sud wounded, SCI - IA MI oprsra
The cot al his ifesying WORK i no less than fory we
thousand dollar Dor month rs fDds much reduced
.nd immediate contributions requested % sustain
The Fsr- that have been got M wi'h ucn admit ana
energy st Chi liner natl
o,ton though reported .yerywh,,e or me benefit o. ~
Sanitary Commission haze HOi as ~ contributed doudr
~ fyeSYy Tho ,,rr. thus rsisd hy. bc-n received
b. Tho 4ucho. Of TIE Comi.sion 81 those cite. respect
lively. -, IT, ..L-
purchase b. made up ilto clothing otddins se
snd k. purpo,s They thu relieve ne uelsary o. ~
Comm. on from tho Necessity 0f purchasing apPh.s neyC
nt certain Bat they render NC ad " by 9p
DC gaisIaeit Of its TorA. , -,
md Vi the commission re referred 70 .tsensrs
Of q. s,em anu OF lbs application o. is noe Ja', 20
ished copies OF which NAY be h@h Oh eIpiSai'N 90
Ca't- g. he United STATES SsnUy omnl Sioh 10. 20
h oadssy or al she Bookstore Of A ID j. Randolph No ""
Broadwas. , ,b.,,h.
II il submitted to 81, h,rsne aud gssetc men ths. ne
Commission has saved. and daily saying hses ihs cox
cannot aso.d lose Wis., Il l. doing econonse the To-.
and health OF sold r. il worth 70 nc country ". t.es w
money he Con4n.s0n hes received End oil direct ptse
teal llpyrtauce 20 Interested dln.lins ae
COS, and :he duration Of tie - 49,
Contributions be sent 20 -e Treasurer a. No. 90 " ~
a. ~ ~. go Brosds 81, New YORK.
b. ordrs VI tSe Standing lomn'is..s .,e
GEORGE 4. STRONG,
Tr>s.aTes [ Hiea states sanitary Coz uisslon-
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III. grcriyts of Grain.

OsWiCO Monday. Jan. ., To-.
Bys Ajement published in The Commercial
Times qpoears that q total receipts ol Grain ,houT
reduced 80 vheaO the pe-t season AZ buniio os"rgo
sDd No ,--eai-the thfcc principal points leading ron
she lake .yions to the ssfeoar-amOunt - }3 a. Sis
bnshcs s.snst O92;2 - bushels in .sj@-shoVing
decrea. c' e. Sso. Oh bushels.
The ~ use IN II. receipts Of grain. Hour rot in
eluaed tss been rs follows. At. Buffalo, c,ctN-d
bushes ~ O,wego 2g.l yG1 bushels, 81 Montreal!
q
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The Steamer Bradford Durfec Damaged b!
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Monday Jan. -.

PaovDINCF, r. l.. Monday, Jan y. lstt
The steamer Bradford Durise, which pies ne
tween e. .iy and Fol- River took fire ths morning ~
- oclOc' Ter wharf in tlat place. beI grp.I W.
x,ere so,, In flames. 80 much water was thrown mo
her tha ne aarcened and Tiled and sank It's ne,''u
thai hcr .ll and her zines not serious! h!ou'
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tn HosoxES FKssY.-Considersbl excite

tn HoBoKES FERRY. excite
snent .is among the residents OF Hoboken, who are
sIarme sd Indignant at the want Of accommodations
made e.soisy manifest by The opening Of The Morris
and E.,sx Haroad .he traffic Of which from New York
passes this ferry. Tie bridges are Of the odfash
ioued cAn description wholly inadequate TO secure the
esiety ID, as maltitudes who daily tirong them other
crieyalr.. are also loudly complained Of The popular
indlgnuon seems be directed against MT. Edwin A.
steven. and Indignation meeting called by many OF
she mo- respectable citizens Of the town, is announced
Tor Thursday evening next. at odd foIoHs Hal. hobo
keD. a. - m.
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Tn SANITARY COMMISSION BULLETIS-The
sanits Commission Bulletin is published the st
and j.. 81 every month. Ii has circulation, gratu
itors r Otherwise Of about 1900 copies II embraces
yaIisff Of interesting msttereditOrals. correspond
ence. ports, records lisls Of names sc. All COM
nunic, .ons be addressed 10 the editor at the
osioe ho 80 Broadway. Tie neIt issue viii contain
extrse ron the proceedings Of the quarterly meeting
II IN. Commission nov being held in the City "
Wash gtor.
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ProyosT- MARsBAL ACCUSED OF TnFT.-
vndc, a complaint which YVES preferred by Henry Z.
Phinip,. - priyste of the 5th CONNECTICUT EDWARD
Read . Provost. Marshal, and Charles %: Davenport
and G. i,oDl OF tho Second Precinct ara ny Justice
DowiDg committed 10 tho Irombs: Late on sunde,
evening private Philips employed Davenport TO u.ts
lin Z, Aliens saloon broadway and Bleecker. II. re-
nsneJ there three hour and when be instructed De'
export a. drive TO the City Hall Ready umped into me
soach Arriving the Park Phillip missed has money
amounting 70 $40. He accused Ready Of Their and
Dave pori Of completely with him. and the arrest wa'
made A. above.