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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10
ASSEMBLY.


DO t't BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. WEAvER-To provide for rebuilding
the Utica Female Seminary. . -
By Mr. LYOSs-TO amend the act relative 70 insur.
ance on property In connection with the fe
Department Fund. - %. .-f
BILLS PASSED
Relative to the Howard Home for little wanderers ID
Granting the consent OF the State to the sale Of GER
tain lands In New York to the United States Tor
Mr.. STEWART moved that the New York and Brooklyn
Ferry Railroad bill be read out OF its order,
Mr. INGRAHAM moved the previous Queston-that the
bill be read out Of its order .. rr.. .5
The motion was carried by 81 to ii.
The biz was then passed by Yeas, 75; Nays IL
Relative 10 Pacific Mail Steamship Company. TO an,
thoriss an increase Of capital stock which WAS ostJ
against Il. motion to reconsider was iad on INC
table. ,,,..,,,.,, po.
lice District which prohibits carrying OF concealed
eapons without license from the Police Conmiss,oner
ON motion OF Nj j. L. SMITH the bill relative 10 the
fund of Fire Department was referred 70 the Jndi-
ciary Committee with power to report complete.
REPORTS
Money 10 authorize the establishment oil New YORK
Institution for the Blind To amend the act TO increase
the capital stock Of the Manhattan Gas Company ny
Mr. WARp: To enable the New.York City Inspectors
more enectually to discharge his dutIes-Compete;
Nv Mr. WILBRR: To incorporate the Electric McGicai
Society Complete Relative to the Fnnd Of the New.
York Fire Department Complete. by MIR. bran
pnETH: Relative to the New York Ophthaimie society
from taxatiop.-Complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

WE, the undersigned, cordially recommend
90 the notice Of the friend. Of "Ths Christian Commission
the offer OFF, IL T. ANTHONY Co., to devote to shb OBJ
ect twenty Ave per Of their retail sales OF Aoum
Views and Card Photography for the fortnight
oommepciuz Apr D. forth In their advertiser ent
Gro H. SIT ART. Pres. U. D. chIisiisn Commission
II. DuhIIA
Il DYER Sec. n. Y. Branch C. &.
MoHRI X. JEsuf
THEODORE ROOSEVELT IA" i"l
W. Z. DoDeE Chairman ~ Y Branch
TIM CHRISTIAN CoxxIssIos.
Nor,cr TO FvEKYpopY-Two WEEKS FoR TIE SICK AND
WOUNDED SOLDIER
During the fortnight commencing April we VIII os'0~
twenty-five per cent Of all the retail sales OF our counter
Albums stereoscopic Views and Card photographs sno "''
rsa.ause BY mail the when 90 specihed 70 '"e
lief Of our sck and wounded soldiers through the
tsy Of the ChrsA- Commission ORDERS ep "aa ioI 'n''
object bearing date any previous 10 May hst VIZ %
csived, sud The twe live per cent paid over.
The acknowledgment Treasurer Of the Christian oo
mission win Be sen, when required The goods VIII be SOLO
A our usual printed catalogue prices
T. / H. T. AHfsoSr Co..
uI COL Broadway, Nsw.York,
. doors from st. Nichs,ss Hotel.
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Tse American Union Csmnnissisa.

Th, Commission Is engaged in the great work OF relieving
the extreme desutiep aud snaerugs of REFUGEE Tay
come At all the military poets Of the West and South
West and aorg the Atlantic COST. well At Wsshnpon
Baltimore and fsr clothing shelter snspoEtsisn
ana homes The Of sruiss have DouBLsH
pRyueEE EnGRAroH, end hecsms upon rs for dsousse'
su,s Of money aud distribution Of svppes have inersssse
PROFESSIONALLY. We need additional CLOTHING now
for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN hsny Of thes are
sick and need special provision and care Contribution o.
money cen be ssnt STOUT President Of hsShos
and Leahss Bank clothing md supplies to No b'o's
House. r1 -
pen.o,s IN hS CITY or in the country nevins REFUGEE
LABoRERs. can spply BY letter or personally a. No u
Bible House. By order Of the Commission. r.. 4
f|li u .... JOS r. THOMPSON. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

TeoC0aaumDeevess ny1 i. fn
QUERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY.
APPROVED BY The ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
For Courhs Colds Bronchial and Tabsrculas Consanron
scrouls al Gensrsi Debility. The most mild bland ana
farm In Which Cod Liver on be used and with
more bsnsa secured to the patient BY single tesspoonin
this Jelly than BY double tbs quantity Of ssI O.
WhsIss,is Druais. No. Is Beck man-s., New ORR:
Prices Greatly Reduced.
SPRING HING. tr
IN EVERY VARIETY. AT
Z F. b. BALDWIN'S, Nos. - end " b"
Ths srsss sssortnsns md store IN ths city Sss "'''
end PrteSI lssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

PLANTATION BrTTHRs BY THE MILE.-Messrs.
p H. DRAKE Co. last year sold nearly two million bottle. Of
PLANTATION BITrKss Allowing twelve inches to the bottle
Get in continuou. line, they would extend 37s mle' What
Nation Of invalid. Just think Of stream, three
inehs. SQUARE extending from Newly to Buffalo, being
swallowed by human stomaehs In single year fef people
appear to thrive under and repea. with pleasure We "e
inclined to think DRAKE Co. epted to the per'mnon'
Tisa la PLANTATION, = T.-Isco--x
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ru,oovvr prLIS-FRMALE REGULATOR
=. =, ~ ,,,sts . Dor box. Thls1gtwo ps&s psmph-
s =, fs y Aadrss Dr. W. D. hsswu o.. No. % Liberty
st. New-YoIk. rI -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

TO Cugg CHRONIC DiAERHEA-Take two table
spoons fan Of Or. T. Y. ThIBOTs MrpIcArED PINE
APPLE CIDER every minutes also add ten drops 70
Quart O. cold water. an1 inject half pint ctery ~
tesn minutes. You will soon be al right. For safe
every where. l. u 4. BABIarr solo Agent,
ca s. c. g. G. CO. 20. -. and ~ Wsshingion-st MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

IAdyertisemcnt.I : +, =,
CoRss. BuwIoNs, EsLARoEp joints ana al
discuss II ,ss fsst csd by tL zA0Ak5 ~ w ssssSs
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fAdvertiaement.I

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
xv,.hout s,nsctacIea Doctor or Medicines PamphiSt
,a;Ied free On receipt Of Ten cents. Address E' d.
Tcnrr Nj D.. /. l36 Broadway Eew.York
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fkdvertissment.l

~ TAdvertissment.1 I{. /.
.yygrgRs. 573 Broadway, Is selling nis stock o.
ladies' nnd lhjIdren's Boots and Shoes ana n1e uoa
Slippers At low prices. Jeners. NO oee ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

fAAvsrtissment.I -
Boys' ALL.wooL MELTON SUim. y Xe:-lv.
ppow.y No "a Fourth-svs. and No % LAAysess place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

REGISTRY BILL

to killing the bill there being hardly possibility Of
reaching it in committee this year.
REGISTRY BILL
The Senate has been engaged for The greater psri Of
The past two three days upon the act smepdstory of
the Registry Law 1t ordered yesterday to third
reading by strictly party vote.
CORRECTIONS
Mr.. Tilipghssts name was omitted from the yeas
and nays upon the Dry DOCK and East broadway Rail
road bill in the Assembly last week He voted in the
negative. Mr. Sanford voted at every step in fhvor
Of the Metropolitan Fire District BILL His name was
omitted from the yeas ard nays ss printed. These
gentlemen are entitled to have themselves act Alright
upon the record. 100 r-.at I'd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

| Il. IA d.eri-euensI
To CURE DYsPErsIA.-Add two spoonsiui oil
Medicaied Cider to wine-gia IS full Of water. aud
take before OF while eating.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

For light forms Of
NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM,
the Bitter. prompt cure Testimonials 20" persons
well known for verscy aud e.peesoi'yr Thy 'ni' state
men, beyond doub,.
'-a1ss&
IT. -.
cRIMBAN BnTERs IRE especially suited to relieve the
INFIRMlTIEs OF AGE. ...... .
pHBILIrATED AND coyvALEsCENT,
% the article contain. ingredients which oct powerful
ExHLaRAsr TOXIC followed by supplying reaction The
debnsted resort the poisoned and drusged liquors Of the
day. which only the brain for brief time but surely
followed by supor and other reactions and loss rather than
gain Of energy Of body and mind That no RaAcrios follows
the use Of Crmssn Be due TO several Ingredients used
and to their original and uniqrs combination.
CLERGYMEN. STUDENTS.
and Ill persons Of sEDENTAKYeABITs win look iuevsn
for ANYTHING Of an exhant nature well suited 70 hsh 70
ouemsps Their u,s beaeis appetite for ardent spirits
end rnpsrt and sustain strength to body and mind
Gu, testimonial. emsnais from SURGEONS U. s. ARMY.
and many others rsely known TO the public covering two
pase Of our circular and which o contain directions for
use mi ......'- 1900.
Sold By Druggists everywhere. 800
MILLER L CO., froprietors.
De- o. No. iie Liberty st., Nsw-yorh.
SIMPLE But EYFBOTUAL.-The entire tree.
dom from oil dse,erous ingsdisnts render BnewSs Bnos
ou,.n r,ocursp or Cough and Voice Lessnsss. ssis
remedy for the most delicate female OF younss eans ana
has caused them be held in the highest sstesn ~ os
psp, sDssn. nd PvRAc sPssysn senessnI ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY APRIL TO- 1865

To CONSUMERS OF Coal.
III rAsBsa fDisesnen. ysa sSss.d 70 Hossstssssrs
CoAi A. Cosr. 80
saving Of more than 10 per cent d pssssnt prices
The Company prepared to deliver Cos. 70 Sub
sGibers 10 the Stock In the order in which
To- .lf the Shares are taken. .a-
sl
Tas MqgyX PnsoPta %
kSfcKKRBooKZR ANTHRACITE Coal ConPASr,
Offices Nos tie end 60 BROADWAY. N. Y.
CAPITAL srocK Ss0o.oeo
Shares 60,000 at so each
No lypIviDuAL LIABILITI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

GRAY Hair, or where the Hair II falnn8s
- no piscovRRy cAH conrARE WIZ 1900.
LONDON HAIR COLOR REsTORER AND QtksS!N0.
LISBON aXiR COLOR KEsT6REk IEb Dressing
l. /, viii restore gray hair 70 IL original color Dr., 81,
q IL win make tgrow on bald heads 2 r 2 A-.@.5 ~ I
q II will restore The paura sccreons "a o. 81 tft rA
& Il win remove all dandrah and itching NO
!. wil nsks the be-. .ss ;.;y and sssiss -
T. Il viii pssven. the hair from falling .fa ii-sl
g. n will euro ali diseases Of the scalp. - VI
famed and can applied BY the hand or 'Ga bra.h :.
siI bottles, Sc Sold By Dr. swayne Son No 100 Nsfs
Slxtist Philadelphia; Hembod. No ~ broaawsy Me:e
Co., No lis Franklin It, Barnes, No ~ Park Row n =
The DIadem.-A NEW MUSIC BOON, con.aining lts
pages Of Hymns and Tunss mostly new for sandaychcos
p devotional meetnEG This work Is ofa higher o.def than
any sunday book yet pabn.hed b. more o. the
obeonab negro melodies md Inappropriate yns va, s0
found n efhs sunday school book nov In n.s y
music Price paper g ~ Pc, dOasn board
sample copies mailed q hf the Iei. price to s1RsIia
usp;ss and Pubic scbocs Just issnsd BY HORACE
No. ssi Broadway. New York author aud pub
Usher Of s Bell Nos fmi2 Choral HsrR Athsneum Col
econs ttA- etc. Az =. - = - - /
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In Hsc vince.


In the brief period Of time which elapsed since s INTRO
dactiOn to the public, this invaluable
TONIC AND Alternative
has secured al unprecedented Of commentator,
voluntarily rendered BY Surgeons Of the United States Army
number Of prominent phy ans Of NswYork adjacent cities
and elsewhere, so having become personally aware Of Ito
merits they only freely receuuend H. bat their names
ppesr on our liz, Of orde to was impaired
the formula OF Let Of ingredients o. which article
posed tie h reputation La. scqured would not occasion
surprise for II embrace number Of vegetable materials
mostly un the Tropics and America which sstsuAe
aud practical knoweds. only would qualify for combining In
order to obtain the object in view. VIZ, powerful
TONIC AND ALTERNATIVE.
a
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
WITH rTs ATTENDANT TRAIN or EVILS.
isprossrros cosrrvrks's.
KAurA 81 .- DrAnRasA.
Loss O, Arrrrr, s,csH.AsAcHs
LovxE., O, srIRIr. LAsirrpE,
rt.YrIyxc. general DEBILITY.
No other similar compound hss equsiedit.
nrEouLarEs THE BOWELS. coRRECrs MORBID
sECRElONs, and therefore tend. to
!.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Our numerous egtimons verbal and written state that
one or two bottle, have restored essentially relieved
patient. whose digestive been mpasdio T years
Al the psopreior tsk /. persistence in the use Of two
bottles to satisfy the 'seraea Of he truth 81 our state
uOs,. -, >. >.--------'
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Economy. Nea tuess and Utility.

Economy, Neatuess and Utility.
HEGEMAN L Goa CONCENTRATED BENzINE rs-I
moves paint essse, &e Instantly. and cleans Gloves.
, ribbons etc. equal to new and without injury to color
ar s.bc only Is cents Der botsls HEGEMAN Co.. Chem
lists and Druxss.s No. 2o3 3s Sill and $50 Broadway nd
ener st. and Rourthsve Sold BY drusysts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10
sHERIYrs' FEES.

The bin 10 increase the fees Of Sherifs throughout
the State il probably dead. Amer being ground out by
the Grinding Committee OF the Assembly 1t was BY
vote Of the house recommended to the Comtee OF the
Whole. A. tbs stage 9f the SESSION thu y equvssa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10
or OWE. >, Yr Ps.ps sff;ssDlsc cpnrD.

OF OVER IS YEARS STANDING cuhED,y "a
Fsor ral vEnERApLs ARcRpEAc0x SCOTT, Y. D. -
r DusHAs' Canada Ess January q lsas
am an nv.teraie d}sRsRnpS, 2! TTsf i1,S
''''' DuxsAx, Canada East March a 1855
MI DEAa sis: The who has ezperlencea u himself
y,si II he any genereus ssntmen eenn
feel gratitude the through whom As has hes3
hsns6ited have Seen wonderfully benentteo
"a ths ,hrse short weeks during which hsys ysed the Ps'
Wan syrup scarcely persasde myself Of the RAINY
People ~ no have Known aopished at the change
am widely Known and but recommend 70 oIsss ms
which hes done much foz me. =.
'' ~'- ~ =" ~ : - - JOSEPH SCOTT DID, !.
-ll ig' THE PERUVIAN SYRUP ; - =
ia PROJECTED SOLUTION OF THE thQIoxipE ~
IRON which WHALES, ftRJF1DS and ENklCHESse
HOOD. PsurpbleSs nee. Sold BY ali dsnzests' -
= 1.P. DINsM0RE, No. 4sl BEosdwsy y Z
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Use the Desss!.

n vi, Destroy Moths. Nov y the Time, 81
GET BOwDENs MISUNDERSTANDING rhCAEL =,
Woaisn lsoc3s frora MOTHS ard 81 DESTRUCTIVE IN
sECTR Fog SALE by I'll DRU0GlSTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

PoeroIeum IL Atu8s .-l+.
and you vi, believe II you viii ssh at IN, = =. e B.. (.
!. No. 400 PEARL-ST', -
nd ses how sonpletey serves - fuel see~ n esoAneS
&C., of family Of any sise.
Fire Geld Wssch Chafns. ~ .sst'
Fros> Abifty 10 thrse hundred dollars each q.
n ~. DIAMOND RINGS.
r,o,, ,,,.,.v-Sv, 70 Cos thesssnA donsrs each.
GENTLEMENS SEAL RINGS
From M 20 r'' GEO. c. ALLEN, %
'@' Ma rs Bsssdwsy, door below cAnslst.
WheeIor 4 Wllses,s ge~inG M9kaasees
SILKS COTTON, NEEDLES, OH, &c
O,,r>aors u3h Machines, BY the day 81 week Sowing
MsdSnss rcpsirsd Instruction gySa " their sss MA
CHIMES I'd RENT BY THE AON0d.
HAVING Increased ABILITIES fes The Of css.
TONERS any Of psoHsss Win sesvs ss same pr0Ops
''''H'''A - ''' 1T. ELLIS, No. 80 Bsostvay.
TIi-1 1.scm6Iv District Unlsu Assecls .fiSa viii
49, = Isird's Fiah Ward Hotel THIS EvY.NiN0 Ct
o'clock. 'AS' ~ iohtphbs rrenoeow
5 %n 4 4 k W1,a..'' sss''s''is. 3d. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

&c Bell fS5 ysss ss ne an. s,s 5 =
s.sbs BrssSsw: q vSeh j. " BELL b.. u. cSsE- "a
REII has the chssxe Elegant Suits 70 ord tom so .
80 and rssdy made fFom s2ots SO We hesH the ecse
a IN ~ m.rksS end style 81 make chsjsses any
s"n.s IN The siy VII pay you veil y cxsmss esr Goe4
Saor, purehsass sswhsls and It Least % cent
Nv. BELL.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20
LEGAL.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE..

IA Estate of Alexander Rose. deceased
The undersigned having been appointed Administrator of
the estate of Alexander Rose late of the county of Alex
ander and State of Illinois, deceased hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the County Court of Aexan
der County, at the Courthouse in Giro at the October
Term the third Monday in October next, at which
time all persons having claims against said estate
notified and requested to attend for the purpose of hay
ing the adjusted All persons indebted to said
requested to make immediate pay ment to the
dersigned.
Dated this 26th day of August A. D. 1865.
aug26w6t WILLIAM L. SCOTT, Administrator
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20

A DMINISTRAT NOTICE.
n All those having claims against the estate of James
tepney deceased hereby notified to present the
to III Court for the county of Alexander be
he at the County Courthouse in the cit Cairo
sd Monday the month of October next which time
an place will attend to make settlement of said
tate. ID. e. HAY,
aug2Owtd Admir-. of James Stepney, decd.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN


~ that default having been made On the pay
ment portion of the secured to be paid by
certain mortgage executed by James Broderick and
Winney Broderick his wife, to Isham n. Haync, dated
December 17h 1860 recorded in the Office of the Clerk
of the Court Common Pleas Elk Ocio Register of
Deeds the city Of Cairo Illinois, in Book page
SO, &c. the amount being due and pay able being
per cent per annum, from December 17th 1862 less
$780, paid October End, 1858, l, the undersigned, to
and provisions of the same, will, Thursday, the 18th
day of October next A. D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock NJ of
that day, under and by virtue of the of sale
bidder for the of the Court House.
in said city of Cairo in the county of Aexan and
State of Illinois, the premises in said mortgage described
to-wit: Lot number thrty-one 3 in Block number THU
ty co. in the city of Cairo Illinois, with the appurten
ances satisfy the purposes and conditions of said
gage. s 2. r' lSHAM N. HAYNIE,
Sept 8, 1S65-W4w. Mortgagee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09
.r-,rnI. and pepar,ure..

ARR,yA1s.-By Pioneer Lines VAL
%entine, J vinton, ] Hooking, Mrs F
Wheeler, Mrs w 5 Gage, VIM Crosby, E
Cahaill, " Perry, N SEVERN, Louis
Schwartz, Julia Fogelty, Mrs NJ McCann,
Eliza Sullivan, Ann Reilly, Frank Denver.
E q Bennett, Miss Becker, Anna Becker,
Miss Schneider, Lena Schneider, Mrs
Tiebon, Mrs Cummings, F Birdsell.
By Overland Stage-R s Craig, John
Collins, L Medina, ] Singleton, 6 Schne-
able, A Berthel, F Leyd. Thomas Will
liams, Geo Lucas, H C Goodwin, VIM.
Doherty.
DEpARruREs.-By Overland Stages
Valentine. ! Vinton. J Hooking, Mrs F
Wheeler, Mrs " S Gage, VIM Crosby. R
Tyse. J B Couger, J H Jones, S L Barker,
G W Currier.
BARToS.-This alledged stock-sharp was
arrested in San Francisco night before last,
just as he was about leaving the Sacramento
boat, and will probably be over here before
long, for Captain Jack Perry who is in that
vicinity with another bird Of that feather,
snatched by him in this city a few days ago,
will undoubtedly be pleased with his COM
pany. The history Of Barton's arrest Is as
follows Mayor George F. Jones, night be-
fore last, recognized him on the steamer going
down to San Francisco. On the arrival OF
the boat at Benicia, he telegraphed to Alder
man Smith and others who had been victim
lied by Barton, his whereabouts, and Chief
Burke, Of San Francisco, on receiving a tele-
gram, made the arrest on the arrival OF the
boat at the metropolis Of the Pacific. Barton
managed to dispose Of some $4,000 worth OF
stocks without accounting in 4 cash-lke
manner for them TO the owners. After his
arrest, he telegraphed Liyermore, Of this city,
to examine his valise and books in his room,
which was accommodatingly done, resulting
in the discovery Of nothing but an empty
yalise. and e~licitine the further fact that oil
OF the entries in his books had been destroy
ed, leaves and all.-Ente7prfSe.
MACHINERY BUILDING. From the
Mining Press we learn that two 60-horse
power engines, with pumping gear for a
shaft 500 feet deep, are now building, at
the Pacific Foundry, in San Francisco,
for the Baltimore American Company, OF
American Flat. There are also building,
at the Union Foundry, in the same place.
ten stamps, ten Wheeler pans, and five
settlers. for Carpenter s Birdsall's new
mill at Dayton. San Francisco capitalists
delight to "bear" our stocks, and talk
of hard times in Washoe, but San Fran
cisco foundrymen well like to get the jobs
of building our steam engines and hoist
ing machinery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09

RosIcRASs on HALLEcK.- Murfrees-
boro'. Tenn, March 9Th, lS63.-Maj. Gen.
H. W. Halleck, General in Chief U. S. A,
Washington, D. C.-Sir: Yours Of the
lst inst, announcing the offer of a vacant
Major Generalship to the General in the
field who first wins an important and de-
cisivc victory, is received. AS an officer
and n citizen, I feel degraded at such an
auctioneering of honor. Have we a Cen
cral who would fight for his own personal
benefit, when he would not for honor and
his country: He will come BY his COM
mission basely in that case, and deserves
to be despised by men Of honor. But are
all the brave and honorable Generals on
an equality as to chances: If not, it is
unjus, to those who probably deserve the
most. W. S. RosHcRASs, Maj. Gen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09

Virginia
OFFER FOR SALE. At THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods. stovA, Tin and Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock will DO found very com
pl.te, having besn carefully selected for this Mar
ket.
The following comprises q part, emily, of our
stocki
100000 fbs Bar Iron, round aud square,, all hEeS,
a5,0o0 ibs Boiler Plate;
$4,000 tbI Sheet Iron,
$4,000 t6R Shoe Shape, all sizes;
1900 rbs Cast.Iteei. Blister Stool. and Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
10000 fts Track Iron;
5000 fbs Bar and Sheet Copper;
5000 ms Lead Pipe, various sizes;
$4,000 feet Gas Pipe, / to 3 inches;
1900 feet !. R. Hose, all Ilrss;
$50 dozen Hose BibbI;
800 dozen Elbows and CouplingI;
10000 Carriage Bolts, all Sizes.
5000 Machine Bolts, all RlxsSA
COO Globe Valves;
900 AnvilS and Vices;
40 Bellows, various SiIesJ
BlackImithE' Tools;
Scales. GrindStonsg;
400 wheslbaTows;
800 dozen Axe, PICK and sledss Handles
Coal -.
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges, Butts;
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, Spoon;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder,
100 dozen Picks;
200 boxes Window Glass.
white Lead, Boiled Oh:
ITurprntine;
Borax:
Baillng Wire and Rope.
GOO kegs Malls, oil Ll1st
400 boxes Tin.
GILLIG. MOTT & CO.,
Corner OF G and Taylor s.roets ..........VirTiniA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09

LlvRLY.-Our town is again beginning
to improve in business prospects. and we
may soon expect better times. Every
laborer in town has been conscripted and
ruthlessly pressed into service by the
various mining companies which have re-
Gently resumed work. The demand for
laborers has caused an advance in wages,
and the miners are again in 8 cd humor.
The Del Monte, Wide West and Golden
Age and Empire are all rushing matters
furiously, and we are informed that the
Antelope company will Don commence
sinking a deep shaft on their mine in the
Lady Gertrude tunnel. The St. Louis
company also intend to resume work i'm
mediately on their claim on Silver Hill
aurora Union.