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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

BOARD OF TRADE Members are remind
ed Of the meeting Of the Board of Trade, at
their rooms, this evening at IL o'clock. A
general and punctual attendance is desirable,
as matters concerning the future prosperity
OF our city will be discussed.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

TIE Atlantic Monthly for June, containing
an unusual variety of interesting articles, and
that charming boys and girls magazine-Our
Young Folks-have been received at the
bookstore of Messrs. Davis Brothers, No. SO
Exchange street
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TO BE So1D.-
On Tuesday next at the Merchants Exchange,
Mr.. Patten will sell at auction the valuable
real estate on Plumb Street, the homestead of
the late Capt. Thomas Mcclellan. The lot
comprises nearly 5000 feet. with the large
three-storied brick dwelling house, and out
buildings standing thereon. 1t is directly in
the heart of the city, and worthy the attention
of capitalists.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
RoAas.AND AND Vf0fNfTF.

Y 1ll hstc Advertisements Yo-Dxs
Iheaire-Deering Hall-Tbjs Evening
Auction Sales-E. NJ Patten. - G
"a Auction sale-Henry Bailey & Co.
admin stretor's Sale-Alex Tyler.
Situation Wanted ~'#tH
Richardson's Wharf Co,-Anuual Nesting.
Eagle Hil CoalCo o
Wanted-C. d. Williams
Partner Wanted
Dress Boots-A Gowell
6slt-E. G. Williams.
A Card-Francis Chase.
eilig Watch Lost. - r1g
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

PATENT PORTABLE WARMER AND LIFE
PREsEBvEB.-We are requested to say that
an ageEt for the sale Of this article will be in
this city in a few days, and urge its claims up
on the attention ofthe people.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
U. 9. 500 Six Per Cest.
G uID-BEARiNG BuAnS

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
ana are exempt, as are al the Government Bonds,
from STATE County, and Mlsnicipa5 sar ItiO1 sOieh
dddsJrom one TO three per cent per annam to their
vafae according 10 the rae levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is payable semi annually by oou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut Off
and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at 7.sO per oept amourtsto Cd
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Varso,.s Items.

~ New YORK, May 10.
The shipment of specie tomorrow will be
between one and two millions.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Lewis, Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, has resigned, and that
VIM. orion of this city. has been rendered the
DositiOn +r
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

jeff. Davis on hts scay to Fortress Monroe.
CINCINNATI, May 10.
A dispatch from Pesaca, Georgia, saws that
JEFF. Davis arrived at Macon on Monday. and
was sent to Augusta with a strong guard.
thence he will be taken to Fortress Monroe
via Savannah.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

w MONTREAL, C. e. May IS.
DIR. Blackburn, who intended to ship infec-
ted clothing from Bermuda to the Northern
Toronto, for breach of the Neutrality laws.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
TO COntracforx.

CEALED Proposals endorsed "Pronoa.,s "a, D
- modelling and Enarging westbi ook Semir : =.
building will be received BY the IN dersgned ,,,,t;,
wednesday. the 3ist inst IL o'cloek M hAeu un'i'
Bids for Carpentery and Masonry NAV he 80.
ed ssparasey The rghtto sject any or eli bids,
Full Plans snd spec'icatioss may be examined at
GEO. M. HARDING.
Per Order Board Trustees.
Portland, May 10th, lse5.-1od
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
sympathy Of the Russian Goysa,.n.s,.t.

= WASHINGTON, Way To
Baron Stoeckl has transmitted to President
johnson the expression of the cordial sympa-
thy of the Russian government, at tho late
crime, and its sincere wishes that this new
trial may not impede the onward march of the
American people toward the establishment
of the Union 1919. q.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Railroad accident.

CHICAGO, May 10.
A freight locomotive on the Chicago, Alton
and st. Louis Railroad exploded yesterday
afternoon, instantly killing the engineer, fire.
man and brakeman. ais
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Neso Orleans ,Market.

gr fabfa NEW ORLEANS. May Is.
z Cotton holders demand an advance with 10 sal 9.
Sugar is selling at 1910 for white clarified Total
stock in bonded warehouses amouns to 95 1888 boxes
and 1l04 hbds. The total stock of Louisiana sugar
in the city 10 estimated at 10000 hhds
Molasses-Stock in bonded warehouses 1898 bbls.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
A Card.

rHVHE subscriber, having had several years expert
Il ence in the examination aud settlement of
Shpmasters and Merchants accou ITS. will devote
portion of his time the adjustment ofsuch accounts
as may require particular attention Ho may be
found Ut No. 25t Exchange Street over the Office of
the Ocean Insu tance Company.
May 15ed2w* j. N. MORRILL,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

PATENr.-A patent has been granted F. c.
CovilI of this city, for a design for trade
mark.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

TUVaE subseril ora TO the stock OF The Portland
n oliinv Min :, are hereby notified TO meet THE
Board Of Trade Rooms. on Saturday, tho 10th inst
4, o,coek 4 n, for the choice OF ofoefs, aud any
"'"ei N"7 PER CHDrR.
Portland, May 18th, 1865. may lSd"
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

7-so Loan.

these notes are issued under the cato Of Julv IL.
1866 ami are payable three years irem that date q,
currency. or are convertible at tie option Of the
holder into
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Test5sao,v OF Mojor Sn.itH


Major Smith testified that he was in charge
OF the party who took possession oil Mrs. Sur
rats house; he saw her after the arrest of
Payne, and asked her II she knew him she
SAID, raising her right hand, "Before God, / do
not know this man, and have never seen him"
Mrs. Surratt did not even ask for what she was
arrested; she expressed no surprise or feeling
at all; when rang the bell, Mrs Surratt open
ed the window, and said, rs that you, Kirby P"
The reply was, it was not Kirby, but 'sopen the
door," she opened the door; came into the
hall, and said, Are you Mrs, Surratt?" She
replied, II am the widow Of John H. Surratt;"
and added, "The mother of John II. Surratt
Jr.?' she replied, II am.7 said, 81 have
come to arrest you you and all in your house,
Testimony of Surgeon General Barnes. 3.
Surgeon General Barnes testified to the
character of the wounds received by the Sew
ards.
The Court adjourned till eleven o'clock to-
morrow sFeli4 .Te Qfagl fftTtsf Sf -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

miss Floor Filing from TO le inches tquare,
in colors OF Prosoa, Green, Psrp e. AID Red.-
Samples of The small sizes can be seen at tie Mer-
chants Exchange,
Orders received by
JOHN O. PROCTOR.
Portland, May l7-diw
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

ON Thursday, June LIST at O'Clock NJ on the
Opremises, we shall sell the 1hree Story Brick
House No. 4S6 Congress Sc. Thi house is
nonexn in its arrangement, finished throughout;
there are n dnis ed MS fine closets, sb ndahce
hard aud soft water, cemented / ar floor, go
brick cistern, hns bath room with hot and cod wa
ter, furnace, range, gas throughout hs house, and
gas fixtures 1t has a q good stable This Is a
very desirable hcu,e ON fhe line Of the Horse Rail
road, in an xcellent Beighborhood, commanding
plendid view of the Ocean, the Islands nd he sur
rounding country. It can to examined after the
18th between the hours Of and Bpm.
For further particulars enquire OF
HENRY BAILEY 4 CO.., Auctioneers.
may20td
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

the South, and left there ia February; that he
had to leave there or 60 in the army; that he
preferred to earn his living by the pickaxe.
lie sal he could not read, but could manage
to write his own name; told him he would
have to go to the Provost Marshaps Office, and
explain; ne moved little at that, but did not
answer; the prisoner and Mrs. Surratt had no
conversation at the time of her arrest. Wit
ness found some papers and photographs at
the house OF Mrs. Sariatt; the photographs
included Booth, JEFF Davis, Alex. Stephens,
and beauregard; we also found card pic
ture with this on it, 'sfnus will it ever be with
tyrants: Virginia, the mighty, sic sen,per
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

A POOR woman, the widow of soldier. having
Atwo children and not being alb 9 to support them,
wishes some kind lady to adopt hrr young babe-a
fine healthy little gill. Address Willow, Post Office
Portland, Me. maylSd3t
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
modern Brick House for sale

VII three story Brick House, IL Myrtle stree,
Il nearly new, containing eleven fl uished room,,
together with Bathroom and ample closets; pipd
Tor gas heated by furnaces has hard and soft wat.r
in kitchen. - -
Lot about 26 ret front and extends through 10
Chapel street. Possession can be had June LIST =
Price low ard terms liberal Apply to
May l6-d2w JOHN c. PROCTOR Lime st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Notice.
Throl1eh Tickets.

-sesszszHz;-1 For the OIL REGIONS OF NEW
44passsSaispR YoRK PKNNsYLvANIA, OHIO, and ell
paris Of the WEST, via the ERIE hallway, for sale
at the lowest rates, at the UNION TICKET OFFIoE,
81 EXCHANGE STREET.
marlsd& wistf ID. LITTLE, Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
By MIeCtrtCttv


Dr. D. still continues Extract Teeth by Elect, Il
ity sOfth0nt Pain. Persons having decay ed tef n
or stamps they wish to have removed Tor resettine
be would give polite invitation 20 call.
Superior Etectro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions
DR.. d. ran accommodate 4 few patients with
board and treatment at his house.
OfRce hours from O'Clock e. l2M;
from to P. NJ, and ito In the Evening.
Oonsaltation Ffse. novltf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

), MIsoHIEE-MAK1Na MoTHssboud be choked off
the chrssalid, hus cheaply ami horouphly. Protec.
your Furs, 80, By treating NOW with
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
2 Exchange st
Land On Fore and WaterviIle SIS.
at Auction.

ON Tuesday, May 23d, at u NJ, at Merchants Elk.
" change, imme lately after the sass Of the Mo.
Lsi.an Homestead, two desirable building lots, cor
ner Fore and Waterville SITS, 81 b. 66 each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

The NEW BASK.-Unavoidably, the
advertisement Of the London and San
Francisco Bank did not appear in our
paper yesterday, but can be seen in our
issue of to-day. We understand that this
Bank will havea branch in Storey county,
which no doubt our people are pleased to
hear, as more capital can be proftably
employed here to develope our mineral
interests. The head of the Bank on this
coast, Hon. Milton 5. Latham, is so well
known to nearly all u people, as a gen.
tleman of sterling integrity and upright
ness, that his connection Herewith is a
sure guarantee of success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

Bio CAsE.-The case OF VIM. B. Fleeson
VS.. Savage Company Is on trial in Judge
Burbank's Court. The plaintiff sues for
81 81 feet of the Savage mining ground.
He claims title from one Bartholomew
Kinch, whom he claims to have been one
of the original prospec,ors of the Savage.
Plaintiff AYERS that there were seven locat-
ors and seven prospec,ors for the ground;
the latter receiving one half the claim for
prospecting services. Defendant says that
six is the number instead of seven, in the
places where the latter number is men,
toned above. Defendant also says that
if Bart. Kinch had any interest in the
claim, he conveyed it by bill of sale to one
Humphreys, who sold the same to one
Hurst, Hurst being a purchasing agent for
Henry Meredith Pitzer, Reardon and
Hereford appear for plaintiff, and Critsen-
den s. Sunderland, Heydenfelt, Nugent,
Hillyer and Shuck appear for the defend
ant. The case will probably be closed
this evening. If Mr.. Fleeson gets Ga 81
feet of the Savage, he will be very much
respected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

To JuRYMEN AND OrHERs.-We have
been requested to state that the law COM
pelling juries to be locked up, originated
with the Territorial and not with the State
Legislature-as one Of our learned Dis.
trict Judges persists in informing jury
men. Some of the members Of our last
(State) Legislature, do not relish the i'm
precautions brought down on their innocent
heads by the repeated misstatement from
the Bench, which we now correct. While
thus speaking, we would inquire if our
judges are aware Of the fact that the last
Legislature did pass a law concerning
exempss from jury duty, in which an oath
is specially prescribed for those who
claim release from this citizen-labor, on
the ground Of 6remanship. On yesterday.
Charley Fish confessed he joined the fire
company for the express purpose Of avoid
ing jury service. At the same time, our
friend John Gillig, did not claim his fire.
mans exemption. Reynolds runs that
machine as far as necessary!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08
DISPATCH.
Reward for Observation-Disclosures
ed Arrivals-OVerland Limo Again
Working.

Reward for Observation-Disclosures
ed Arrivals-OVerlRnd Limo Again
Working.
SACRAMENTO, July So P. N.
Governor Low has issued a proclama-
ton offering q reward Of $1,000 for the
arrest and conviction of the murderers Of
William Ritter, who was shot and killed
on Sunday evening last, near Michigan
Bar.
Senator CONFESS and A. D. Richardson,
of the New York Tribune, arrived in this
city yesterday morning by the San Fran
cisco boat.
The remains of Billy Mulligan, who
was killed by apollce officer in San Fran
cisco yesterday, will be brought to this
city by this evenings boat for interment.
The Overland telegraph line commenced
working through to Chicago about II NJ.
A few items of news, dated June goth,
2lst and 22d, were received by the Asso-
ciated Press, which contain nothing of
special importance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08


st0rms-Indian DePrcdationS-Mnil.
Carried by Enthusiastically Guard
the TELEGRAPH Line - Wires TO be
Working To-Day.
SALT LAKE, July 10 P. NJ.
1t has stormed constantly during the
past two days in this valley.
From the Daily Telegraph we clip the
following in regard to Indian trouble:
east and the condition of the eastern stage
line: BY the ~politeness of c. E. FELTON,
we are able to present the following items
of Indian movements east. The stage by
which FELTON, travelled left Denver on the
2Sth of June. Before arriving at Rock
Creek they turned back some six miles,
hearing that the Indians had attacked that
station and were then in pursuit of Com
stock. Lieut.. Doyle, their informant,
having obtained reinforcements from
Cooper's Creek, the stage proceeded tc
Rock Creek, where they found that station
safe, but a soldier killed. The Indian:
then proceeded to q store two miles this
side of Rock Creek, stole the stock and
retreated back of the hills. On the stage
arriving at the canon between Wagon
Bounds and Medicine Bow they met q
party of Indians who had just attacked q
train, stole the stock and killed n man.
The passengers fred at them, and in chas-
ing them up the canon mistook a party OF
emigrants, who were also in pursuit, for
Indians, but discovered their mistake in
time.
The stage finally arrived at Fort Hal
leck, and found that during the day the
Indians had also killed an emlgrant and
wounded two others.
The Denver News of the Goth ult., says
a band of Indians were prowling about
the road from Fort Halleck to Sulphur
Springs. Fears were entertained of a
massacre or capture Of three companies
of soldiers who left Sulphur Springs and
Fort Halleck on the llth Of June, per
order of General Conner. for a three days
march, they moi having been heard from
up to the 2sd.
The stages were to run tri-weekly
while there was any stock left to do so,
and the mail between Fort Halleck and
Sulphur Springs would be carrid by
soldiers.
The operator at Swcetwater Bridge re-
ports that there was so much wire taken
away by the Indians as to make it neces-
sary to send to Fort Laramie for a sup
ply, which left Fort Laramie on Monday
last.
A regiment of cavalry is reported to
have started at the same time, for service
on the telegraph line. They will repair
the line which should be in working Or
der tomorrow.
The latest dates of Eastern papers re-
ceived here are to June 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08
Death OF Billy MulIigau-Bob Car.
Isle Killed.
SAN Francisco, July Z, 1866.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Z, 1860.
Billy Mulligan this afternoon wound up
his eventful career. He had been drink
ing very hard for some days, resulting in
delirium tremens. Fearing that he would
injure somebody with his weapon, Jack
McNabb and Jacob Chappelle approached
him, as friends, and endeavored to get his
pistol. In the scuffle he got his pistol
hand free, and shot McNabb, killing him.
He fred twice at Cha2pelle, without
effect, except to cause him to retreat.
Mulligan then went to his room at the St.
Francis Hotel, and took possession of the
house, driving out the occupants. John
Hart, Foreman of Eureka Hose Company,
was shot by Mulligan from a window,
while standing in a crowd, and killed.
Policeman Pike then entered a house OPP
posite and sho. Mulligan with a musket,
the ball tearing off the whole top Of his
head. A pistol shot was heard almost
simultaneously, which was believed by
some ~bystanders to be Mulligan shooting
himself Virginia Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

Death OF an Old Pioneer-Remain.
Of Billy mulllKan-Tho Seizure OF
Opium.
SAN Francisco, July So P. NJ.
Jacob C. Biedeman, an old pioneer, and
proprietor of the Biedeman Tract, died
this morning. He was stricken with
paralysis while taking a bath yesterday
Joseph Bagnell, who, several months
ago beat a sailor to death, was convicted
of m~anslaughter last evening.
The body of Billy Mulligan is lying ii
state at the Broderick Engine House
where it is being visited by thousands
1t will be taken to Sacramento for burial
Four thousands three hundred tail o
opium was seized by the revenue authori'
ties yesterday.
Forenoon Stock Sales.
Savage, $l,4l5@l,420.
Uncle Sam, $266@2S6.
Hale & Norcross, S550@540.
Overman, $275@2S5.
Ophir, $4S5@490.
Chollar, $3S0@335.
Belcher. $720@725.
Yellow Jacket, Sl,065.
Potosi. 1926.
Imperial, $23S@236.
Moscow, S32A@34.
North American. ex-Sam, S27h.
Bullion, $l75@l80.
Cal. Steam Navigation Co., S77.
San Francisco Gas Co., 1892.
Pacific Insurance Co., $l42.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

To NEuTRALIzE OFFESsIvENEss. - In
many forms we use disinfecting agents. I'm.
pure breath, caused by bad teeth, tobacco,
spirits or cntarrh, is neutralized by Sozo.
DON'T. IT'S a hcnlthful beautifer, and a
great luxury as a dentrifce. The repulsive
breath is by its use rendered rs fragrant as 4
rose, and coldncss by friends or lovers will
be no longer noticed.
Sold by all Druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

EXPERIENCE has proven that the Afri-
can race, unlike the Indian, does not de-
crease under social Representatives.
SErise.
The Enterprise ought to know about
this better than we do, and doubtless
speaks from solid personal experience.
But we pity the African.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08


FALSE.-The rumor that the new but
unnecessary Savage hosting house is to
be converted into a Methodist Church,
South, is wholly incorrect, and, we sus-
pect, unfounded. The Turn Vereins are
negotiating for the purchase of another
building. No exasperated froze-out or
party, who bought at two and sold at
seven, has threatened to burn "the id
waste" down or up or fiat. The Super
intendent is not about to marry for the
mere purpose of inducing the company to
fit the concern up as a hotel. This build
ing does not cover placer diggings that
pan $40 to the shovel full. This matter
has been investigated as far down as the
foundation granite, which is at the fourth
level, we believe. The maj who declared
that this structure was monumental evil
dence of mining morals in Virginia, has
been shot-in the neck and he was not
drunk and wholly irresponsible when he
made the remark. Chief Brown and
Winnemucca have 10 agreed to appro-
pirate the house, on account Of its name.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

FAcErIous.-The snap which the En-
terprise gave its um-billik-al cord this
morning. 1t was good. The idea was
original ; and would be still more so If
that paper would only give US credit for
the telegraphic dispatches they are contin-
ually stealing from the News.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

An elderly gentleman being i'll, one Of
his friends sent a messenger with the usual
inquiry, which however he had not pro-
nounced with due emphasis, "Ill thank
you to make my compliments, and ask
how old Nj. W. is" The messenger de-
parted on his errand, and speedily re-
turned, saying, Hes just ~sixty-eight,
Sir"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

IMPROVING NATURE "A lecturer ad-
dressing a Hampshire audience contended
with tiresome prolixity that Art could not
improve Nature, until one of his hearers,
losing all patience, set the room in a roar
by exclsiming, "How would you look
without your wig:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08
LONDON BANKERS:
The London Joint Stock Bank !


SAN FRANCISCO,
Milton y. Latham;
Assistant Camille Martin.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
WIN. Is. JOHNSTON. Agent Liverpool and Lon.
don and Globe Insurance Company;
HENRY CARLTON, JR., Merchant;
A. EHRBoRS, Merchant. of Hellman Bros. & Co
This Bank IL prepared TO transact oil kinds Of
General Banking and Exchange Business In Lon.
don and San Francisco, and between said cities
md oil parts Of the world.
The San Francisco Office 10 authorized to draw
Bills Of Exchange, or issue Letters Of Credit, up.
on either Of the under named Founder and Pro-
prietors Of the Bank, or Cat tho option Of the
buyoT,) upon the following Houses. with whom
the Bank has established credits, viz:
L~oSDoS-The London Joint Stock Bank. No.
S Princes street.; MesSrL Bischoffsheim, Gold.
schmidt & Co.; Messrs. Fruhling & Goschen
Messrs. Frederick HUH & Co.; Messrs. J. s. Nor.
gan & Co., successors to Messrs. Geo. Peabody &
Coz; Messrs. Stern Brothers
NEW YORK CITY-Messrs. Dabncy, Morgan &
Co., 50 Exchange Place.
PARIs-Messra. BlschoffSchelm, Goldschmidt e.
Co.; McSsrs. A. J. Stern & Co.
FRASKFoRT ON II MAIS-Mr. Slgisimund
Sulzbach Mr.. Jacob s. e.. Stern.
G~ERMASY-The Bank Of Sake Meinlngen.
AMsTERDAM-Bank de Credit and de Depot des
Pays Bias.
ASTwERP-Messrs. Nottebohm Brothers Nr.
F. r. Bischoffsheim.
HAMBURa-MeSSrs. John Bercnberg, GosSler &
Co.
GENOA AND NAPLEs-The Anglo.Itallan Bank.
VALPARAISO AND LIMA-Messrs. Fred HUH,
Gruning s. Co.
MAHIL-Messrs. Russell & Sturgis.
AUSTRALIA. INDIA AND CHISA-Asiatic Bank
ing Corporation ind It's Branches, at Bombay,
Calcutta. Colombo, Singapore, Hongkong, Shang.
hal, Melbourne.
CHINA AND JAPLN-The Chartered Mercantile
Bank Of India, London and China, and Its
Branches.
IRELAND-ProvIncial Bank of Ireland, and all
Its Branches.
Special attention paid to selling California Sc.
curitles In Europe Collections, Purchases Of Real
Estate and Mining Shares, and Investments Of all
kinds In California.
Tho above Bank will DO opened August LIST.
MILTON 8. LATHAM,
ir2 %, MannQer
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-08

SASITARY.-Almarin B. Paul, the Presi-
dent of the Storey county Sanitary Com
mission, this morning received from Father
Bellows a receipt for the Sl,7Oo which the
citizens of Washoe county so literally
contributed some time ago. We will
publish the letter of acknowledgment Of
Father Bellows on Monday.