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Americans Not Only do Their Ows

why Ia soxodont for the Teeth, Like the
enemies oil the Great Mogul.
u foe 10 the Tartar
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DIR. Bickneirs syrup Will Cure Dysca-
rrg Danipa, Choer, Morbus, ac., aad n0 rsst,kei !,
purely vegetable contains oriaic lTe,se Try u We
warIi1t L. DEMAS, BARNES Co. Agents.
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wilcox = GiSbs' sewing Msclsturs
hO. rs gsgAQUAE.
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world Cor ali disease. with which children srclet ~
fnp the ptucrs4 OF ecthing j. MRS. WfNStpN SpofU
M, eyPlp II uuy relieves the child pain, bnt
stomach aud owei-, wind collie aud by
giving quiet sleep The child, etvcrcst ia the mother tcr
fectly sale IN ~ case. Thirty i,ctcnis q bottle
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teufftrH NvSP WIS
an. pmplcs, frrrkis snnJurn, sstfAeun Dni OIL skin
hirnshcs tt3 pfu4dwsy and druggists talendct. fhnt
delphis; Bates. Hoston; johnson, Detroit.
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Howe Sewing Machine Company, Eifas
HOWE in. President NJ. 90, broadway. Agents vsnci
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rne Bridal chamberlain Eeay OF

Warming ,nd iu-tricon tot Ycanz Men rthshci BY th
Howard A..pcison AID seny free ~ charge N 81 ei en-
vei,p tIless ur. j. Sky,n noughton, Howard AssocA
ton Philadelphia Ps.
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wheeler ~ wilson's Lock stitch sew
~ sscAiac aud sutv,n Hole Mrcaloe. Gas B'o,iwv
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1863 His voice and deep and given by ono Of
those whose thus freed the enect was truly
grand An attentive crowd listened TO those magic;
sounds of freedom and they heard few did not drop
tear for the memory Of that reat and good man. the
soyer o. ne negro s ana 'he e nunyerTy Of
Indian emancipation II peculiarly appropriate ant
hearty round of applause did no, la 10 show lne Up
cuded After reading, Mr. Trdwer again introduced
Professor Day.
SPEECH or PROFESSOR wM. HOWARD DAY.
Nix. CHAIRMAN, LADIES GENT EMES-To-day
commemorate the humanes Of two great nations. To-
day Is the thiryrst return OF the deathday OF West
il hes dc the PROSTATE dying form of its twin monster
American slavery Heretofore our rejoicing West
India freedom was only partial we stood IN the shadow
Americans were thus shamed by the humanity and JUS
Of riions The newly born child of order, republic
cansn was thus obliged TO yield the palm 10 Old World
monarchy II made u.s. however, the more earnest to
secure freedom here, and under God, we have been
successful propose oday in the brief words have
to say demonstrate that this liberty has BEEN has
always been, blessing, and in blight
upon the beautiful islands in the Caribbean Sea
Thirty years ago, a stranger, aghtng upon one Of
there blessed spots of ocean, would have literally
heard songs and rejoicing. vending his way at the
on the night OF July 81 by the aid Of the
parency OF the atmosphere he would have group
here and there of swarthy forms bending in humble
erecting there and there their Eberneezcrs their
hverance The liberty bell-the token OF freedom and
the sea- and away up he island OF jamaica under
the shadow of the cliffs Of the Blue Mountains came
echoed pack the sweet answers Of lberty-lberty to
earh and TO ALL The people caught the echo-near
miliion--and voices shouted for liberty; hats were
swung, hurrahs were said, in the heart and out of IT,
and Whips and thumb screws and mnnac,es broken
and tranped upon in triumph. The beautifully plumed
birds awoke fron their slumbers and joined in the
song for the spirit of liberty abroad her
voares. Rev. W. wadIey tells us that on some Of the
properties the people prepared rough coffin into it
they deposited their broken letters and with joyful
procession followed it TO the grave, where, having
lowered 1t, they sang requiem
"Now, slavery. We lay thy vile form in the dust,
Ana buried forever there let II rcmain
And rotted and covered with infaInys rest
BE every mans whip. and fctter and chain"
have thought often that the hnrmonies commence
IN Ills world pass and up never ending, rng,
running parallel with eternal symphonies like blessed
angels whispering to the heart weary STOPPING to wipe
care from the brow Of the sorrowng and lending even
10 the heavens to speak, with their bright lights and
blue eyes
melody
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The Hamilton Firs Insurance Company Of this city
will pay on the 9Th proximo dividend flour per cent
free ofia
The Tenth National Bank OF New York will pay, Janu
AIRY q sem. annua dividend OF five per cent free Of
tax y
The Bank Of New York has declared dividend OF i've
per cent, free OF tax, payable January q
The Metropolitan National Bank will pay, January ],
semi. annual dividend OF six per cent
The institution for the Savings OF Merchants Clerks
and others has declared usual semi annual interest
dividend OF six and Owe per entltledhere
%, payable January IS.
The Michigan Central Railroad will pay, Jsnuasy l.
dividend OF Eve per cont, free OF tax
An additional survey o. the route OF the proposed
Huron and Ontario chip canal, accompanied with nu
merous borinss the ridge through voh cut OF more
than ono hundred fec. s TO be made has demo nsraed
that that work can be accomplished with less expense
than was at first supposed No rock found Ia the
ridge and the earth was ascertaned 70 DO Of ouch
nature az 20 render the work upon tho cut comparatively
easy This ridge which Is in 1.-THE peighborhood Of Lake
3mcoo Is the only formidable obstacle to the SPEEDY
completion Of this much desired improvement which
viii connect Lake Huron With Lake Ontario by water
course Of SUMO capacity 10 doat the largest vessels
that navigate those inland seas and reduce The dis
lance to about one hundred miles.
The tolls received at the lake end OF the osweso Canal
from The opening OF navigation to December Drst IN
tsaA and ta6s cotnnarc foIlovya
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married. ~
aaAcx-- MCDONALD Tuesday December ~, al 81.
Stephens Church, Twenty eighth street. by the Rev
Father Gamboosvle. II BERT GRACE 10 Miss MART
MCpoSAL~, both Of this city. No cards.
Boston and Western papers pleas, copy.
PHAss-Po LLos.-On Wednesday, Dec nmber Is, by the
Rov Thomas S Hastngs, EDWARD G. PEAsn 10 ASxIE H. ,
eldest daughter OF Richard Polon, ESQ.,, all OF this city
RsbGE- BsrAronD.--In Pelham. Weschester county
NJ, ", on Sunday, November TO- by tho Rev. J. w.
oso OF s. Pauls church. EastChester, JUSTIN
Pan OF New York city, 10 MrLIssA J. BsLsrcRD, for
usrry Of New Orleans No cards
New Orleans and Western papers piense copy.
Ragp-JAOB.--On FRIDAY, December Is. ISAAC G.
KrsD .Jr, Of Philadelphia 70 julia A. JAcoss OF this
cay
hH~saINE- -SarvEs--0n Thursday, December IL. at
the residence OF the bride father by the Rev. Edward
Esw York. N0.cards.
Y,EK--5aExxr In BrookIyn, ON Tharsday, december
z by the Rev. ram Huchins, JONI r. Yosx, late Cap
tan Fifth regiment New York Volunteers tDuryees
znuavcs 70 RIA s. GeFENH, only daughter OF Semuei
W. Greene formerly OF San francisco, California No
cards
California papers please copy.
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fully invited to attend the funeral nom g. Pairck4
cathedral on Monday morning, at ten o'clock, whom
solemn high mass Of ressisn WIN ns os 0noreu up
McCLAvx-On Tuesday Bscember IL, Ersiox widow
Of John McCiave, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully
requested TO attend the funeral FROM her late Residence
2e2 West Forty third street. this Scnday afternoon, q
half. past one O'Clock, without further inviAton
MCGEE Friday, December is, LOUISE MCGEE wife
OF Patrick MCGEE. aged 20 years and Q months
The relatives and friends OF the family ere respsou
two O'Clock, from her late residence, No 4is Columbia
street. South Brooklyn
GARRY in the 36th year OF his age
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
O'Clock from the residence of his brother law Ber-
nard Wade, sos East Sixteenth street
VIM d sloan IN the 1sth year Of her age sO' VINO
Notice Of funeral IN 70 morrow mornings papers :.
F nsS q December cent 10 5oaasA
Stahmer aged IA years, months and 81 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon
O'clock from the residence OF her parents. 208 Eco
vxaoM On Thursday December IA. at the residence
or her brother In law, s. Hman, in Plainaed, N. J..
ANNIE wife OF George K yeron, in the sd year OF hot
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited -
attend the funeral from the Catholic church. on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock
day, November Z, after Illness Of two days, FssD.
nck voakLY, NJ d. formerly Of this city, At the age q
70 years months and 70 days, the beloved husband
Mrs. B. c. Vogely
WsDExEYKR-0n Friday evening, December 1S O.
HENRY the only Of c. H. and Mary Wedemeyer, ages
years and months. ~
The relatives and friends OF the family, and the NOM
of the United Brothers Lodge No. 1885, requested
attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon, at one
O'clock from the residence OF his parents 20 Ganse-
WORT, Hudson street, without further notice.
WmTELY-Suddenly, on Saturday, December 10 ~
this city, WILLIAM WmrxLr Of fremont, in the Avta
year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WxcKoRF On Friday, December 49, JAM H., wife o.
Abram v. WyokoG.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon, at ooco
tho residence of her sister, Mrs. O. Mcclure. % Law
renee street, Brooklyn.
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AsornR vloiIn o. THE Mcrr sramy FIRr Coroner
Cover yesterday held an inquest Bellevue hospital on
the body Of ElIsatsth Alexander, woman sixty sesen
years Of age, who died from the effects Of burma sco
densly rscved q the DIRE In the tenement house ia
Mott street ON the 80th umo Deceased native Of
Ireland man was burned 10 death In the building II
the time Of the Ora aaes ~
FATAL scALpxo cAsuAprv. -An isquess vas yesterday
hold al "a Bsthuns street BY Coroner Cover on che body
Of Frederick c. sbspmsnn, little boy four years OF
age whose death the result OF scads received by
The acc dental upscng OF pail Of boiling vster Tbs
Jury rendered o verdict OF accidental death.
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The VALVE ar Good Will in = Txsmsser
Of BuAtMesa.
COURT or COMMON rLsAs.
Before Judge Brady.

Dso, ie-Edgsr ST. John on Friday lest brought suit
In this court 10 from Timothy Daily tho Of
eevep husArsd and thirty three dollars. which was
alleged TO b due three prcmisscry notes made BY hs
defendant IL favor Of the pAiusR for the sooA WIN q
the business Of livery sabs 10 East ssvsat aAssss
which the former purchased from him. rms usfsaes wss
that Daily made and delivered hsss notes 70 o. John 90
the faith OF the representations Of the lAeer that the
business previously carried on was OF certain value
daily Which reprcsen.stous tho desuasns alleged 70 20
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false On this point great deal OF testimony was taken
the plaintiff swearing that She average daily receipts
amounted to the represented on the sale and the
defendant testyng and Introducing witnesses TO prove
less than onehalf the amount SO stated Mr. u. McMa
hon. counsel for the defendant argued that this fact was
sufficient TO nvadato the claim aud the jury rendered
verdict against the plaintiff.
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Dec 100000 Doc ACT 200 Inc 7s4 800 Inc 2sa 200
by reducing the wheat to four the quantity Of the
latter left at tide this year. compared with tho
responding period last year, shows deficiency OF 343
40 barrels flour The following comparative table shows
the quantity of OF the principal articles Of produce
left at tide water from the commencement OF navigation
to and including the Yth Of December in the years ind
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The tickets TO be distributed from the ct Charles
Hotel No 6A8 Broadway.
Among other favorite balls which are 10 como on TINS
month NAV mentioned that Of the Santa Claus Club,
and The Invitation ball Of the Social Triple Club.
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Tho Navy.

rHs sLeoP-oP-wAR xoSoNGAHsLA DISABLED.
Tho United States sloop.ofwss Moaongahela Captain
Bitsn which sailed from thie port short tne ago, for
the rendezvous Of the West India squadron, returned
yesterday afternoon In tasabled condition Tho cap
tain reports that the third day out tho vessel en-
peenced heavy weather. the ship rolled 30 As 20 shake
her masts out and sustained other damages whereupon
be- considered prudent 70 return The N0nongahea Is
now Ut tho Navy Yard Acting Rear Admiral c. ~ Bell
has ordered board Of survey 10 ascertain the facts ard
report thereon la writing
LIEUTENAsT COMMANDER HARNoSv.
The above named officer has been appointed to -.
the duties lately discharged by Master BradY.
The duties 10 the Rooklyu Navy Yard, aud Of
general character.
Tho United States revenue steamer Cayahoya, Com.
,nandcr Fauncc sailed from this port tho A,h Inst
q cruise
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From compilation ssaed from tho Custom House
once OF Valparaiso il appears that the commercial
movement Of Chile, during the year 1904 fol-
iows-Imports slssc7, $685. exports t21 242 $685. tran.
st s&lis, oso, coas. trade t2s,s0o 7sa The mports
from Great Britain alone were $500 ,63s exports
sl5 oia 2os; and transit trade siso 2Se The value
Of the merchandise dcpceited in the Custom House
xtoreS on the Slst December, 1904, was
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The condition Of the banks Of the three principal COM
ercial cities Of the Union Is exhibited ia the following
table, which shows the aggregates OF thor last weekly
statements and tho devatons from the returns of the
previous week.
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Ing November 40 compare with the statement Of the
previous week as follows


80 shows the following changes as compared with the
previous account:-Increase- 35ths millions;
bills Al millions; notes, 80 Millions current accounts,
27h millions Decrssse--Advances, u million; trea-
sury balance. Q millions
At Boston the imports FOR the month OF September
amount 10 49, 9s2 and the total vaue Of exports to
Ell 3sI 362 This shows increase OF imports
ports OF So ITO $40 The amount OF merchandise with
drawn from warehouse for consumption Is 81 363 341
and imports entered for consumption g. o36 32o show
Ing the value Of merchandise thrown the market to
be 81, 39e, $40
The quantity Of -four, wheat corn and barley left at
tide water during the first week In December In the
years 1864 and 1885 was follows
FluY, bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn. bS. Barley, b..
1854. Go, 100 057, 900 10,5OO 1872 900
1885,. 7O,5OO Sss,SoO soa,ooo 2es,2oo
Inc. Is, 400 Dec 900 Inc. y33 100 Inc. u.s. 800
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tde-water from the commencement OF navigation TO the
7h of December inclusive during the years 1894 and
1896, follows
-Four, ibis Wheat b. Corr, b.. Barley, bn:
1854. l. 1874 800 Is, 465 900 10. 352 400 045 900
1885,. 1884, 800 9,998,400 l8, lie, 700 4109, 100
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12
To tho Indies,

When q female Ii In trouble, or afflicted with
disease. AZ Weakness OF the Back and Loins, Pain
Iu the Head. Dilnness Of sight, Loss OF Muscular
Power, Palpitation Of tho Heart lrritabilty, Nor
yousuess, Extreme Urinary Difficulties, Derange.
ment Of tho Digestive Functions, General Dcbil'
ity, Vaginitis, all Diseases Of the Womb, Hyste.
ria Stcrility and all other diseases peculiar to fe.
males, they should 60 or write at once TO the eel.
ebrated Female Doctor, w. X. Doherty, al his
Medical Institute, and consult him about their
troubles and disease. The Doctor Is effecting
more cures than any other physician In the State
Of California, Lot no false dolicacy prevent you,
but apply Immediately and savo yourself from
painful sutferings nndprematuro death. All mar.
ried ladies, whose delicate health or other crcum.
stances prevent an Increase In tho family, should
write or call at DR.. w. X. Doherty's Medical In.
stItute and they will receive every possible relief
and help. Tho Doctors offices Consisting Of q
suite Of ak rooms), arc 40 arranged that hecsn
be consulted without fear Of observation.
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To Cnrrnanandcnls.

Patients reading In any part Of the State, how
aver dIktaut, who may desire the opinion and ad.
vice Of Doctor Doherty In their respective cases,
and who think proper to submit a written state.
ment Of such, In preference to holding personal
Interview, are respectfully assured that their COM
municatIons will bs held most sacred.H Doctor
ali letters arc opened and replied to only by him
self, and the latter M promptly as possible, II
the case be fully and candldly described, and the
usual fee Of $40 enclosed 10y express or registered
letter). personal communication viii be unneceS.
sary, al instructions for diet, regimen, and the
general treatment Of tho case itself Gncludipg tho
remedles), will DO forwarded without delay. md
In such manner nS to convey no Idea Of tho pur.
port Of the letter or parcel 70 transmitted.
n sConsul.aton a the office, FREE; by letter,
el0. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay
70 '.' -'4 W.K. D0HERTY, M. d.,
iulo 3mi fu 3D., ,gIn San Francisco. CAL
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H. s.. -" AS. GOULD, Notary Public
Seminal Woakness - Sworn Certia.
cate Of a. Remarkable Cure OF SPcr-
mat0rrh6a. ''"

Seminal weakness -SWoru Certans
cate Of a Remarkable Cure ofSPcr-
matorrh6a. r'''
A desire TO benefit suffering humanity, and u
feeling of gratitude 10 Doctor W. K. Doherty,
alone Induces me 10 make this statement. For
many years I have been afflicted with that fearful
disease known A. Spermstorh9a, or Seminal
Weakness, 10 fearful extent. which was soon
followed by the most charming symptoms, as
weakness Of the back and limbs, pain In the head,
dImneas Of vision, nervousness and general dc.
bilIty. My mind, too, was affected TO such an ex.
teut as to seriously impair my memory my ideaa
were confused and spirits depressed. Twas averae
to society; had evil forebodngs and selfdistrust.
and WAY entirely untitled for any Of the duties Of
life, From 1855 to tho summer OF 1858. cG'
ployed tho very best medical talent could find,
and spent several hundred dollars, but In no In.
stance could obtnln moro than temporary relief.
l had about concluded there was NO relief for nue.
In this world, but, reading DR.. Doherty's ndver.
tisement, thought should call and sec him, and
he charged nothing for consultation. had nm In.
torvIew with Dr. Doherty ut l. hoffice In Sacrn'
mento street. and bis fee for treatment was 10
reasonable determined to try him, though ! did
not expect much benefit from his trcatnnrnt On
the flfth Of December last placed myself under
bis care In one week found myself very much
improved, and now, after Eve weeks treatment,
l feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my iroubles
and In tht enjoyment OF the best health. Hoping
that my experience may be Of benefit TO Others
a!mllarly afflicted, subscribe myself
0'0'77I'n ~ -. JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me, this 18th
day of January, A. D. 1864.
IL,s.l A. q. RANDALL, Notary Public.
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Ordinance No. 23.

. SpDnISASCE pI'SISH vAGRANTS
Y aSanSs oDJ Jsn,erons and snspicIous
VOC eHS io,,s, o,S 1855 -"
PrrS as TSr,s,o.s ~ tho town Of Gold
,,,r poSu r"I "
HI. uo otuS'" A,u uo, h., lo,,,,,, for any n.r
SkSIloS T. ts.S - IT, ~ :" he sound xifbi,
ION SeAeePt. .S ,o., or c,o,J nm who sball have
'H0 IIs.sS W ,' e ,S s,nDor, a., who hall 20
no r.s.oav .'I nIans ~ ,Iarc ,v,tbopt anv lawful
'Dot-.s.. w. nccyna,ion or rho shall DO guilty Of
i ouStuesS " Sf. -. baoi,n,, .1J nbl,.
pssss-1e sSnu ,r.y, ahop, Tvth written state.
~. or o,b.ryyisr seeking aIms. and all such
.n. 40 snrrS ,vi,hin ,be limits Of aid town of
rrn,S II,m ~ oii ier.d and di.solnte persous
80 Ia 4, 81 ,ho,, hon.cs ~ iIIfame. and all
'..s,,,as I,,,nLorJ. or susn;rIous nersous who
eVIo- o - vs. - - ,,.o,,nt nj ,hcp,.cIy.. may
S1"uo' go ~ S"r,SaI noIie,Tp., or other
oS ILUu ,.% '! I.,~'', ,,.a.ran, md rnnp con.
~"uiSel ~ "tu IN So ~ nn,, nm, no, cyrcedIn-
xeNSn aI, So Souar. Or i,,nrisopm.n, in tho Town
~, a...oS;.T. iY ,nnn,hs ar bv bo,h such
JsI. Js - Ia SS,,r;sonnsnt
"ue e.c %" "han h, ,h. duty NJ IN. Iustic, of
e1s. rsIS.o Ia, 80 n hIs olv,, kno,yIsdrc or
tue renee VI s'1iu ~ ~ - -, III arrar, Cor
upon WRITTEN eo"P'hISs'' ,.,,' " -. ,,..'a, ,,j
the arrest OF any suen PeIsUI, W pesoI s.I', ,I.
upon CONVECTION 20 1o.'""i" ennt Jus Je. - ~
against such person ior hhe OF riP''souueH', ., VI
BOTH "a provided IN tue PreeSo.nE sev.ion 1n" 1
the said Justice may Crder tna' any hhe me so I'M
pose n"s y, ,'''h,I. s,r,'a,s % ",bar n,h,;c
MoIH uPVn ,nS , y, ~. ro,o of ,wn dollar ner
worSs WOE SN oi 'Io w.. "" =, Ia - -
"AS aof Ivh.r",,Sr ,b. Ip.,ics oT IN. p.ace
sEC. . ,,ah oa.. .v ,vo. ,r;.S for hs .nccSs.
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n c, fXyYfyo. Clerk pro TEN.

peck Gold and silver Mining and MIN
comnany-At a meeting OF the Trustees OF thls
Company, held this Th DAY OF tnsust sSG 81
SaS.Sie immediately. In United States CON- 10 the
Secretary,
BY order otthe Board - y COOK Ssc,v.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

William Avord. Moses Ellis.
z d Benchlcy \ G. Stiles.
Z Lazard. Moses Heller.
4 SelIgman, Edward Martin.
Alfred Borrl. L Tubbs.
Charles Maync, Is Thomas,
Louis McLane. y W G Rice,
I.loyd Tevis. John G. Bray,
John G Kittlr, David StcrnS
" C Ralslou, William Sherman.
James DeFremcry. samuel Z HiSelow.
NV Beaver. l. Sachs
Herman Michels. SM Wilson,
LGolds,eiu, .Nlpheus Bull.
" Hanssman William Scholle.
.. E..p#r N Sewhall. .... .
State Of California, City and County Of San
Francisco, ss-On the 18th day OF january. A. d.
1865, personally appeared before NEIL. s. Ho.
mans, q Notary Public in and for sald city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A. J
Ralston, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany, who, being duly sworn. did depose and say
shat tho statements cor;ainedin the foregoing re-
port OF the Pacific Insurance Company, TO the
hest Of hls knowledge and belief true, full and
correct \. J. RAL-TOS.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me, this 10Th
day of January, a. u. 1868
ii. 5. HOSIANS, Notary Public.
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TO LET! TO LET!

rCHE ILLINOIS HOUSE. SITUATED II
i on the Divide between Virginia and l;::id
Gold Hill. will be rented on most reasona'
BILE terms
The house is excrlen,ly located, aud contains
20 rooms well furnished, Hrs, rate cooking
range and fine Sc, Of Bar fixtures. r-a
For iull information, call on the subscriber at
;hc promises JAMES IhMiN""
Virginia. Aug. Z, ls6I. hn'U u