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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-26
Midas Company,s Sale,

Midas Company's Sale.-In nccOrd-
ancc with the law of the Territory of Nevada
the bylaws of the Company, and the order OF the
Trustees there will be sold as many Of the follow.
ing shares rs will pay the assessment and charges
Of sale, on FRIDAY, November 25th, 1864, In
front of the company's Office, Gold Hill:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-26
Notice to Tax PAYERS,

HAVING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE TAX
III Roll of the town corporate Of Gold Hill,
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
that the town tax Of three ourths "a of one per
cent, on personal and real property, is due and
payable from and after this date, at my desk In
Judge Halls court room
All taxes remaining unpaid after the I'D day Of
january next will go on to the delinquent list,
with 10 per cent. added .
TH0S H. JOHNSON, Marshal.
Gold Hill, Nevada, Dec %, 1864 de23m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-26

Company.-'fhe sale of the stock of the above
company, advertised TO take place this day, Is
hereby postponed for two weeks, until January
9th. 1865 ut the same hour and place By order
of the Board of Trustees
DECD id II II FT,AGC Secy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-26
NEW TO-DAY.
TAH DE HOU s e.

nj rs. LANES TAKES PLEASURE m
NJ i'll informing her friends and the pub :.i
known establishment, and intends conducting the
same on the most liberal terms. The rooms are
superbly misunderstood TO none in the State.
Rooms with double.bed, for which heretofore So
has been charged per night, will be let for one
dollar, in consideration of the stringency of the
times. de26 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-26
II. HAIR II is,
aTAB, PAUL G. CO.'S BANKING HOUSE.
La Ii1rt

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED AS
- IN SevaJa Territory Is now at Gold Hill. where
he viii attend to any business entrusted to lin with
promptness and dispatch.
coId. silver md ores of Every Descrip.
"o' tIon Assnyed,
And returns of Bullion made wiHn SIX hours IN Bars
or Coin. at the option Of the depOsitOrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-26
SACRED CONCERTS.

told you that the theaters and melodeons
would all be closed cd Sunday evenings here
after, and SO indeed they will-but there is
nothing in the law against singing holy songs
and playing holy music on Sunday night, and
our managers, who at first were bluffed BY
the Sunday Law prosecution, have hit on a
first rate dodge, as they think. 1t is this
no dramatic entertainments will be given on
the Sabbath, but in place of the usual per-
Torrance a IS Sacred Concert" will be given
in each establishment at regular theater or
melodeon rates. What do you think Of that :
Mcguire opens on Sunday evening next with
the "Oratorio of the Creation, and as he
has fine assortment Of elegantly formed
Eve en- costume, Ipresume we will have no
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-26


The preparations for the first Annual Ball
of the San Francisco Fire Department, to be
held on Thursday evening, Dec. 20, are on
scale of magnifcence never before attempt
ed in San Francisco, unless, perhaps, on the
occasion of the great "Russian Ball" in
honor of Admiral Popotf and suit, of the
Russian Pacific Squadron year since
Union Hall, the largest on the Pacific Coast,
will be decorated in the most elegant man
ner, singing Canary birds to the number Of
some thousands forming one feature in the
novel outfit, and nothing which money can
readily procure, will be wanting to add to
the comfort and enjoyment of the guests.
The managers list includes the Governor Of
the State, and numbers Of other high digni-
taries, civil and military, and the affair is in
tended to be the fartherest possible thing
from a rowdyish or rufianly demonstration.
The creme de Ia creme Of San Francisco will
be there. Only about 1000 tickets will be
disposed of, and each ticket will cost square
X in lawful gold coin Of the United States"
and no discount to wholesale purchasers.
Wines and all the luXuries of the season will
be free to guests. Every lady who is to at
tend must have her name handed in to the
Office Of the Secretary in advance and enter
| ed on the books, and the tickets must be
shown at the door by the parties in whose
names they are purchased. This arrange
ment does not argue great amount of gene
rous confidence in human nature, but it will
probably be effectual in keeping bad charac-
| tiers out of the ball at least.
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s.a.cst ship News.


slip H.,i'c.c of Bortca jackson, Manila oct 49, hemp
.na god. 90 Dr,eNer Wood * 90.
srp tetos. bsr.ry Liverpool Dee rad'e ald pas.
r,. is ru ~ lid 70 for n dys lost .l ,iited cu.o,
&r.i f s.. ". ot tl" n.ni.. Jan -, Hho- % HI.en,
o. ..rf, .rf ~ - +, . .i,e, MAtti oi AuHash r.
.aaa c- f. g. d. u 49, ioa o. exchanged "cr's with
So a-- Orion. bound ".
fylr.irrd ..c-sor e.. si,. H .ie Or stream rom e
lG, t.t.e . romS. ". T. ~ since Lici. uo D., ".
iIa l-rc uut arl, Buck, havana Il dsys, sugar to
Ha.A li. D. 3D. Leucy. K~yWe.t n DAYS, bIa,e to
E,uc. hfa.n. Experienced heavy wetne oa h-.tela,
-. 20. 80 ,ia, spoke cd. ,tti .li- oi t''tI.
bIi- teu'u ,of rlu1s DfiteyycIs Varb.docf Iiu co.
,a U.ruI Ims IL ds,, sat 10 Middleton g. Ie5 -. VS.
si'nrn ty 4. =. st.aner ual-.,i c.r.'ng.
t.t so. 80. Got nassau, Mt .rofo' % dly- cot "a
nft,a. 4'l-r-n,td heavy Nrs'Aef ansins most OF the
SIT. ,a,ata (of Nevbryporii, Disney, Sev.Ohear, 2.
SIN Naadu t.rl Nuscut Bouare 70 days. salt to D. H.
DeWof ts!e[. ,.; de b,esv. T.s.leE -c,.,..,.
Scir q. T., (br.l, Vance. II john " D.
Sr.r. Joln L.uca.i,r Wiiam., philadelphia
cclr Nsr % Wooster, Lord, Portland
scAr lla l.. Howard, MoDuc Portland cor I'll. Ade plii.
BELOW-Unr bar. Gnd two briss, unknown.
baIL rcr..a Jones, iSon Aew-Oreins.
WlAD-Sun.r, W.
leb t a. lon 50 20, chip Belyia,re Of Boston steering
frb D. bt $780, lon IS, brig Northern Light. from st.
tr9 - It, 1854 Ion. o. IS, .tp Victoria steer.
cb. p a a5 %, lon. p ~ bark Charlton Of Portiaad
b. - boz o 49, Ion. 70 ~, brig Napier from Vera Cruz
ior See" ca, with toes Of sails.
AEAiORANDA
The a ~ Dr,ednausl that !e Liverpool Nov n and otter
Lis- '-'oaitd terrific w,athtr he's captain being Killed
va tp'>u on IDlC by tie steanshIp Cola which lived
% t per yct'e Nith temporary rudder sud milking
very INK prrres. VIII fsir weatler she should De "a sight
toe ui-laid to-day wi, doubt our
M steaH-tuss W brhs her at once TO tie city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

Ia s.ea-sg China, for LropooLsrd and Lady AbiusrT
and ,srya; C. T. A. Henrcks. 4. Harickel Dr. and hir
r. Barbour, Mis and Mis-, Rel Y, Mr. end Mrs EdYd Ray
n y: q. Emre, PiIsdeiPisi De Young, Germany r.
Mitziedsr. Ia,teT +. Vega G.orge "9acie M nd Ms ~
Prnrls rp Hing. n. Y; Nh and Mrs J. Redo ant ueid
servant j. llorkinsoe Smith Mr.. anu Mrs =. J.. P.nsh Bet
tor, H. Moore. N.Y. end Mrs. Charles tierson and two
daughters hr Mlckham aaI iaalily, J.. Amson, n J.;
james Mi,,.n Liverpool: $ Hes. and L. treddouT,h Ger
many; 4. - SEXTON, y. Y; John II. scAcnck, Paris j.
s,ert,rg l. W S'urges H. Spencer. \. y; l. q. Browne,
IT, Charles Dvieman T.. ID. igN, l.. Roth, !. W Jahray,
H. O. N.iderpoon, Louis JAY, MI and MIS- A. i. T. Cooper
j. Haywood IT, Cu,hbcrtson, New york; a. Nan toTgen
Paris p Chaplin Monrsi; Lord Milton, DIR. Cheadie. En-
gland H. ". Hcnrker Canada thas. frederick Germany
Jancx gntou. Philadelphia; Henry Lengt-op, Root Ucd
det Glasgow; Oscar Bowu N, Geo Werner. Lver COL Mr
ard Mrs JONES swans H. Newly ork; Ars Heury Eis and
Ens.nd ). r. johnson, Fclandi Miss feyeut oN
bury, Thos. T.. y Nassau.
a. .f,4mi9 creole for Ncio- OrcgssE /. Pearson ard
vide ArH John =. Stag two children aud nurse Henry
Hi-i.nu Andrew Cosgri Desra Juor Thomas Mcconnell
=. T. lu..n Frank y Goddard. George 4. Cushing, T. g.
Holne George raieu, Adoip Monheuer {. Lizard John
a. AorAclt'. Charles NogtAHgtoE, Betsy Eslbo.n, Ms
Oe;ayis .ae, John Jeffrey -iy, Mr and Miss krum
0an-. Mily sIita.
iq ...rs.tiP ROANOKE, for H1rea1-Jumes MciInsh
Thoms a.su. g. r. Robert, jr, DR.. Clerle SVEN, Aisry
A. DUN Luaay'i Lyons =. !. Pe4rcc Ainot feusne'i Mira
l,rgur. NJ lr.crtE1u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

NEwBERN n. c., Saturday Feb. 20, 1864.
The Charleston Mercury says: Secretary
Chase ic making every exeton food the South with
his grsenbacks,' which unless Immediately checked.
will suhvcrt currency, and thus nict mortal blow
TO the success OF the Southern cause.
Gradually the constant dropping OF the Cnemys shot
and shell is beginning 10 ten upon the lower pat Of the
City OF Charleston. Their chief spite from what We
hear appears to have been turned against Broad
street az least its effects arg most apparent in that Vi
cnity. The street is considerably encountered with
bricks and other debris knocked out by the enemy
proectiIes. 1t viii take much time and money to re-
pair the damage
Col Duncan K MeRae is associated with Mr. Cor.
man in the editorial conduct OF Tie Ragh CoIsdoroo
new paper starred ort Of the ruins of TIE Raltgk
STATE Journal, says Tie Wilmington Journal
Tile WllaiRgtoa Journal Of the 18th nsl. announces
the arrival of the steamer lice with Nassau dates Of
the Cd inst II also says that the steamer Spunkey lie
aground under the guns Of Fort Campbell and that she
is likely go TO pieces though the most Of the cargo
will be saved
RE Nes5sra Times of the goth says:
Prom all we hear We think we are entirely war
rsned In saving IL the result Of the recent Rebel raid
20 this locality las dOD5 harm, but the contrary
has tended TO strenf.a n Union sentiment.
"a" Men and women heartily for the Union are
now more bold ana decided than ever III giving ex-
ave cannot for a moment doubt that should strong
Union force directyt the capital Of the state,
and unur the old starry bonner from the Capitol bud-
ing il would be hailed with shouts Of intense Joy by
tens Of thousands who are now living under the JEFF
Davis deSpOtsm.'
Tits very currently reported that Major.Gen Pickett
has been court-maItaled because nc did not capture
GewbeTn.
Col Arthur r. Dutton ofthe DIST Connecticut voun.
teers has been announced as Chief Of stan by Gen.
Peck.
Second Lieut. A. J. Bolbrook has also been detailed
as acting Aid.de-Camp 0pon Gen. Ieck,s stah.
Recruiting for the I'd Regiment y. Z. Union Volun-
teers goes brisky on in this vicinity. Large numbers
are e1listing.
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Fn-.eu.rr- Arrived

IN ,'>rH,iip Cty 81 Lssf91 from Ltep)o-Mg amt Mrs.
HsIirltou, iss Mary Harrington. Airs Henry l. smith,
Nh. and, Uii,s T.. GU M.- Felix Miss Ju2'Uau Mrs..
maple $751; luuaE kipp, .l5 EH1s shaw art ciHd Capt.
a.. ". wilson. ST. Livingston, john Hurst, liisler Ated
Hur As crut Sgyaul John Martin, Jl.ls Sisih ,.Ty,
Mr. socirit g. W TLoTp NJ johnson. T.. MANS. Ewin Nd
wu.ts ). gem. T. Juii John Rcfs. Wm. Fescr Dr. T. h.
Wliu'r, W. Bfo~n. Nj to"ard Mayor t. b. Pc corn,
Dict tal.. j. HAPPY, o. y. Victor. Mr.. salisbury Mr.
Baia.s, .A. Goidpu =. @. Nsker, ju.s, h'arid MI.
A!.,is Jl. bickDc! ono kalP Jau,. Ba'asr Edwin =.
rui.- .. d.csn cham, ME Joan!suel am o.ncS IA the
4trU.b-U. - -
L.i..,n.h5. CtH., Jrols L5Edoa--Mrs. C. whiting, Nj
Deu,. . ed E-rnler W. Esumnrr Nrs Auoursi. and
uti,fa iu f.c s'rcuec.
A. .s-r.s Cttl.-ba nom Ncts- O,sIHs-Mrs. Roes and
sou size Abbott 4ld two children. yir Good. l.rs SuDer
Mr. Erer,-, surgeon bly wife and daughter Mr> MiH'c
.r. on art oaurs &. a. IA 4. >. B.. M ArrH tapi.
Dr,ul--, I 10 tacs, ga b. 10 :. LauEtoni taP' elutcrt
s. ~ . wtaa. Li-u Asiro!r, D. Foster CsIt. j. Owen,
inu, ~ = atsui, Lirut Mcclure, Lieut. And rsor, sur
..o io1.r 'ieut nhaUes Lieut. rutasIn, capt ihui5sf.
rrt ford. ". J.. Leeds l.. >. ~ Cha. No-iin SURG
g. 20 ti-.n 3. h E,,..t, r. Il. Simon, and % scrrese pas
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Marl.els cAnIygLLI NEgolrrD ron Tmr y. TrIrrNE.


WsDSssDAY. Feb. -. 1914
AsHES-The market f. steady, the supply gin, srd The
maud rodeIeie, sale At 70 t Pos. ind 80 fr PEARL
COITON-ihtTeha s been slight hlTroyom,n mt b. the De-
maud today, and with tie ruIor hat t .Im'h's uPihc
vh.t sTonseri tAcs u 800 to 80 bales basis o. 'sab
COFTE-Rio is sin qurt It fbout former y.e; hod,s
In view a. the email torl hand remaining pretty INN not
hdng tie recent decline ~ gold one - t~0 cnfsoes
60 Into stock IL fret hsni ich is siii about ooto bee.
Prime lots Of RIO held at 51c d ic T. good .ar-or e
hear Of 80 bsgs s. Domingo II a.!dJfc cash. With Ac
majority OF hold r. now dcurdin- 81. ~ quote La-4syIa
u @Sa5jo Msrucabe, J03l..i jamaica .JI S-., und
COAiILe dend for Foreign !, good md the marie, f.
vey finn u supply l. very .rt ~"cA below &C. ,'ans
81 The trade the sales since ts day wax nlune 900 to'
Gas Camel u ~ ~. ca'h 80 DO ""'-h steam o. #l'
f5 trs 60. Gus private terms; DOM tc IL nicely of'.'d
and ca,,efi price, az Te6 i.ari quote jaime is'a 81
The regular monthly auction .ulr BY Tie Delaware aud Lack
t"da Company came OF tod. y, - was announced ~
general advance Of lSc z tim. 81! around. We app'nd te
Particular 5000 tons Lump spd u GCl TINS 300 Do
at ~ - a. tn; 500 d. do. - 20 t,tGitotsl 80 tunf
81 20 tuns Crate At - IS Ptun 10 DO do Il 20 g tan
At . = = ton; $3.50 d.. do t. 80 - T. tan 2aoo DO Do ~
~ 10 q im7iotsl 100 tune 80 iuns Chclh At - %
tons get - til : tun. tie general ecs'cs wte
ne principal pascla - Il would rpcaf somewhat snguaf
We ore 30 near tie opening II navigation epeciy when y D.
tat ths there 10 been million aud LAT tan iioie ,o1l
tna Ite hcicsic IA tie yodncou fsaIcy is The cs cEe
alleged ir Tie advance We e6in That tie Company have
only 1000 tus q; EizaOehpost ssar' o. 90 tuns let
year although hey Iuiu "if road % ita full capacity
Lu Il would fppe- tht the iron luTf.cc 'sing thf,"-
fourtls Of their production. AID vi lie the Government j.
large coniuHei snd Tequrcs 1 tuns uhoat FOR he
wet "i ~ steam navy 1t b. very suIi Tng that We
stock in Ist MINDS small aud hence the advance which
warranted toao!-i ~ ;lc in gold since he la sale
Tbs tonIGy are now ,so hg their mines 90 the iu.t CO.
p.ci'y ehd tpWehela uuTc u peducnt either ioIn Tie
dTsit the Iiurcatufs Sccessiou.
DRJ as AHD DiEiio,t article liudeT ~ r. heading ave
ruled tleady I'D H.i wife mod .te uusintss Ga.as. We
q 4ote arsenic fo~df'o q 4Nr; Euls1i Copivt 't n
- 20; Bel,trA Pau al n Cab soda AeWc-e 7lci 81
Chfonlie Poash hdH' BirErlins Powder lO4 l-c. Re
hurd bo!a1 Idf1f tr'd- Curpnos Soc y Castor Cl -
~ "a ~ w ~ CITY, and ~ go@2 20 Cs.c Soda VI
g.; Circ Acid Fc. Hotdlrss Corlinea 81 a34Sl 20
Io'c Lcodce Pate st az ss-. ioI Caaba ll,t. 4iG2s
tIci'y 60, and Tu3,c Ior rp-ii.,a Solid
FLOUR AND hEAf--1Ao Inarset iol Wss'erI bnd state
T,uf iai!y active nd be o r,1-o - = III higher
M u.itcd aTys's. uId TIE favorable i.ws hom
JUIoI. while ads and 'aGy bfsId. nou I4tt atgt
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lAdyeriiseIentl
.sr'S Y. Y. ILLUSrRATED NEWS OF
DEsioRRsr'S

this wee. cona.n- graphic and accurate views OF the
Running o. the TvcooIs Palace az Jedd0, Brooklyn sanitary
Fair GewF nrsnd Kitchen and Bereshwcnt Saloon, CalI
iu- El,ckad. Kramer, L.uc0us SHOES, Orei's IN oa"y
Cart Rowling auco wish other Startling and humorous
Incl rn; sud entertaining literary raattcr fa'hiQns
b. Nine Deusrfrl, with "a Supplementary Sheet OF fes
Beai sud Bu,dyoIs &C. Do not f,i 70 secure i valuable
nl-rnel. P-.re c.nLs. Sold cyeryN mere W. .oea!.
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fAdv-tisementJ

MILLER q CARPENTER, Produce Commis SION
Merchants FOR the sale Of Butter Chece Lard Eggs Poultry
Game. Grsn, Flour Pork. Ho2s Seeds Beans Dl"d .m-
aid Country Produce generally NO Ere Buildings \. l.
NO 200 Warrington .tl We give personal attention 20
The sen, o all goods consigned liberal cash advances
made ON consi t1ne- Reference President 81 Nng Bans
A. Aarsh President Ee Railway Company President Nofih
River Baiik and Sackeb, Belcher K Co.. y. =
y B-Was.sd, consignment State and " ostern dressed
Hog, and choices Dressed Poultry Also Glover ac Timothy
seed lor ouI Increasing homo ard shipping trade
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DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER

DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILIrATED FRAMES
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
vTGOR OK HEALTH
The reputation of this preparation Is not of a dsvnc
month nor year Is it confined within limited ,p.es
nor is but and appreciated by those who move in .
circle fashion and refinement Il H. on the contrary wOA
wide and the umphs Of this article have blessed alike thu
rich and the poor while Ike the that falls gently on tho
earth this enemy fnanknl its blessing to descend
upon the suffering and afflicted lite virtues known in
every quarter Of the inhabsbe globe and the wonde cures
which ii ia daily performing have for it highest post
IN the temple OF science. With such ndaons.
backed by inconies.ibe and undoubted testimonials from
those who have experienced is curative properties giving 70
the public assertion but what has passed through cru
chile Of TRUTH and supported BY array splendid and hher.
to unknown trumphs what wonder that thousands rash
to it for relief In the hour Of danger.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS;
Resulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles, Fulness OF Blood to the Head
Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn DISCUS.
for Food Fulness Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Encta.ions Sinking FluteriDs at
the ri. Of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing Futterng
at the Heart,
Choking or Sufocating
Sensations when in lying
Posture Dimness ofVis-
ion, Dots
Webs before the light, Fever
and Duh Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of Pers piration, YelowDess Of the
shin and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Liabs &c. Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning in tbs
Eiesh, Constan, Imaginings Of Evil, and gres,
Depression Of Spirits.
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERS IS
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS 40 RUN OR WHISKY
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDS.
is NoTA
DARKROOM DRINK,
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
BUT 4 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC STIMJLANT OR
INJURIOUS DRUGS
and cannot indousy introduce the vice Of drunkenness into
the bosom OF your fanes-to your wife, your children
your friends
Read the testimony of the most respectable peopcpersGas
OF character, aud who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAX $1,000
TO any one that viii produce Certificate published By tbs
Is not genuine
NETWORK TESTIMONY.
From John y. Wick-Tshsm, ESQ, firm Of Wickersham
utchi.ou tie celebrated manufacturers OF fancy iron works.
No. 25e Caualst:
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corrPT cALyNpAR-TuIs DAY.

SUPREuE CONFERENCE.-The Mos. 1919
1884, 1919 62 1879 1875 l6z9 1851 1892 1885, 1851 1881
1889 lGl 1881 1912 1851 1858, 1855 1865 Part ll-Nos
eco s55 l 1867 a3i 1886 969 1867, 1885, $685. 6S 966, 58
1885, i8l 68. co COO, 49, 2i3. - 49,. o-
SUPERIOR CoUET-Part Mos. 1871, 769, 2Sl5,
an loe5 32s SOL 3235 yt9 $751; 1853, 1885, 1884, 3S5s
1851 Part l-Nos 208 $780, $685. 22 3lJS lOiS $50, 3ibv
$500, 1892, 35s2 3.9i 1896, 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

PURCHASE OF THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
The rlbc viii be glad to learn that the Staten Island
Railroad Company has purchased of George Law the
Staten Island Ferry with the boats and all the landings
ON Staten Island. Tie Railroad Company will take pos
session in O few days. Commercial Advertiser.
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Since Jan. ....s.oeey.sI1 ssL@Ac0 a2aI793@

Since Jan. l..... s-oteJ,5T SslGic6 s3i735B
VT Coleman & Co. have atelegram from their
san Francisco house. dated Feb. 80 which quotes mining
stocks as follows: Ophir. s,6lO per foot; Gould a
Curry 1890 = foot; Savage $500 y foot; Poiosi,
e. 1925 2 foot; Sierra Nevada go g FOOT yellow
jacket $3.50 p foot; Crown Point, $500 2 FOOT State
Telegraph go p share.
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To,L.................. ............''''en -

= A-''' - -
The Committee of Stockholders Of the New
York Central employed 20 examine its affairs. make
favorable re.ort and indicate stock dividend In the
future. II says;
The net earnings have paid ali The interest indebtedre's
y in the ioan OF dvidenda 10 siockhodefi aud have
given surplus Of miou Gud quarter Of dolr applicable
10 permanent increase ard improvement Of The company
properly and reduction Of debt.
Nour orIuttee approve policy Of making such improve
fleuts Of the time found 20 be ncces
sary but ths should possible be done from s earnings
reier than from proceeds osus they At the
opinion ts. time IN the future bat not At
preseu tn. question may be entertained with Propficty,
Whether such large additions the permanent v6ue 81 the
Company property ought no. 60 be rsgrcseted BY cor.
poudng Increase in the amount OF It's ,ial ltcc@
The following were the exports (exclusive
Of specie rom NewYork to foreign ports for the week
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THE Person who left an Order at No 90
Broadway, writ,en upon card with red pencil, for
burr Alarm Telegraph, viii please send another Us inc
name, . number OF both were wrong in the INST
l.. HoLyEs 80. 253 Broadway (tAiBBAsKs Coz
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\ GRAPHIC tARRICATURE Oh tne Jieoloeutidl
Political Cobbr!s AID We Puller measuring Lincoln shoes
including Bennett, Hudson Raymond Greeley, Weed sew
ard Brook. sumner lomey, and Miss Anua boseisoh IA
DKsonlrrs IS. Y. LLUsTRlrBD NEWS, OF 4s week, WIN
many o,ier IN pAic aud humorous Incidents
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destiny Of the omnncpated negro so vitality nerwoven
with our national interests and existence will doubtless
be discussed in an able Let there be large
attendance.
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EsrrrUTE OF REWARD for ORPHANS

fNSiIICIE OF KEW hD FOR ORIHANS
4 fPArRtUTS-Lle Board OF Directors and Couuse,qrs
aTt invited the Rooms OF Or. WebscIs free Acad
envy OF THURSDAY .J'h inst at u e. iske ecion IN
n. nd to ocatui- The " Nt.W-i ORA PATRIOT ORPHAN
HOAE" aud ma regard 10 the Memorials and RMS prepared
by the Institute no before Congrrs. snd several state Lcgs
atuI't. hALfNi.Nf Alol !, d. H., Iirs eebt
LuwshD WArNER Re, ol ding Secretary.
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STARTLING NOVELTIES, Spicy end Interesting
Literary Mater Politcacsl csrea.ure.. Numerous and Local
Incidents erpiicsly illustrated in DEnogEsrs NEW DIRK
ILLUSTRATED NEWS Of this week with Supplementary Sheet
OF Fashions.
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"DO not iaii bring me DEMOREsTS Illus I
rpATED NFws when you home, VIII be the uni
vera request Of every aher or Husband hey leave their
hone Oh Thursday mornings. Your family cannot 40 without
this splendid Wee.ly.
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UENUkT0IS NbW- lUhh IHLUN w 7 u NV >.
= trora5v success Of this I've and graphically illustrated
p,pe Two large editions required 20 supply the de-
maud Notwithstanding double the usual number have been
Issued IN the editions. This paper gives most graphic IL
uitlatoIs rcent AID important events and i've subjects,
and llwly IN advance DO not ls this weeks number