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CHEZ QUARTYHaAsTHRs oTvoF. !
DEPOT % NAsHiSsroS,f
WasHIN0ros ID. g., July J. lS3.
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES
- There T. on hand this depot. Tor sale, about leo se"
Of United States Harness. ooDsstng 81
l4J Single sets II lead horse Hsruesa
liza Sing y sets Of wheel bOfse iisnssa
1850 single .e,s Of lead mni. Harness
6.l Single sets Of wheel mul. Harness
sol Single Of Iced horse Ambnl sncs Harnes' and
Th,s harness used In the public ssvice but su
servic. able for road and flaming purposes ,,oo
sealed proposals. are invited Tor 10 purchase In lots Of 100
sets and upward. ,,,,
Proposal. mus, plainly whs, hind OF hrne IL bid FOR
whether heel lead mule horso snd lot Gnouahes
harness, whether wheel or Iced.
Proposals also invited Tor the purchase Of several tbou
sand Saidss Of various In lots Of loo and np
ward SAnpcs Of harness and saddles be seen o. hs
Government Min, 81 this citv spplic ,ton 10 toone
Charles H. TOM Aims. A. U NJ, corner Of fwsrkysecond
aud q streets
Proposals for tho purchase Of this harness. &C. viii be re-
c-iy-1 thi. Office until ~ m TUESDAY, August 1900
and should be iniosed Proposals. for tho purchase Of ha
ness" Gc. ,
Payment, In Government funds must be made upon the
Of the proposal and prior tho delivery hs
ness Ac
The undersigned reserves the night 10 reject all proposals
which nay be- consiIeT.d too low.
sale Of harness 81 public auction advertised June IL
discontnued
The sale Of aud mules &. still going from day to
dAy' Purchasers are invited TO attend.
d. II. RUCKER
Brevet Major Den. and Qusrterma''er.
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nISSOLUTION.-The copartnership hereto
y fore existing under the Of LEEDS sWxNS'
Ii.I 1855 THEO. f. LEEDS,
'SS . WV ALFRED II. SWANSBORO.
cOPARTNrRSfTP MOTTO E.-1h~ undersigned have tn
s,y formed copsr nersho under the name sod s'ys
ITFDS HALL and will trsnssrt General bsn.ins S.oess
aud t,old Commission Busiuess ct No ~ Bfosd,eDNi'
York, July |, 1865 pnpr T. . HALL
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AssT. q. N. OrsIcs, FoRAos DgrARrnnsr !
CokSEn WHITEHALL AND BkiD0E srs
NBvYoRK CITy loo3.
'NHlS DEPARTMENT is prepared TO receive
written AIS FOR the deliv.ry Of CORN OATS
HAY and STRAW In shi, City, snd Ia Philaislpbia Pa
Bid should the quantity description or lind price,
place aud time Of delivery. NC.
Payments TO be upon delivery or a soon thereafter
a the Office may be In flnds.
;. d. bUkCHARD. Capt and A.t Ousrternsstsr.
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Gt,pss, Ranges, Sc.

EDDY's PETROLEUM
II COOKING STOVES AND RANGES, ma.
~ -. III, ~ ftv and roas, with the Greste6 neh"y
and economy without heating the room 10 rSiih tIIor
used A bsral discount 20 u . trade
M,nufseturrrs No. <s4 broadway, N. l.
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lectures an0 Meetinss
Couartnersbip Notiee o.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTlCE.-The limited
" Partnership here,oor, existing between the subscrnes
unier the firm Of BOWERS, bEEkMAN3 BRADBURY
IT, ia which Samuel ID. Bradford the Special Partner w
terminate thi. day by its limitation.
"'" HENRY BOWERS. 4.
GILBERT L. BEEkHAN,
SAMUEL ID. BRADFORD, IT,
HENRY BEEkMAN GRiHAM,
SAMUEL D. BRADFORD.
LIMITED PARTNERSHlP.-Notce 10 hereby given tbee
limited pernerhp has this day been FORMED between me
md pursuant the Statute OF Ne~'f orr resve
limited partnerships under tho or nm OF BOWERS.
BEEkMAN AND BRADFORD. IT, The 'euera nature or
the transacted the sale OF domestic Dry eoode
and other merchandise generally upon commnson sna
dealing merchandise generally upon commission or ons
wise.
who oDkrrs In the State Of New ofk ana oioe
l. Be~kman Samuel Dexter Bradford junior, and Henry
Beekmun Graham, who respectively reside m inc SiJ e
N~w-lork. -. . g., n M
Tie .pecisl partner interested therein Samuel Brad
ford who resides at West Roxbury IN the state OF m.s~
aud az such special partner has contoutsd 70 tae
stock the sum Two Hun drcd Thousand DouA
cash. - A. a.. L.. -
Jnv an. Thousand eight hundred and sixty hve, and VIZ
ermse on the day of June, one thousand Sshs
bundled aud sixty eight
Dated New-l oIk, July l, 1858.
HENRY BOWERS
GILBERT L. BFFKMAN,
SAMUEL DEXfEE BRADFORD, IT,,
HENRY BEEKNAN GRAHAM
SAMUEL ID. BRADFORD.
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= OYG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

I'VE PANY-Foot Of Larc.ay -st-On and alter June ~
Mo ming mil for hacAeltsown anu Intern. sta
49,. ,j cav, Al s:3D ~ Mail Express for al statious
wex Of Milburn 4:l0 Moni.town Express al p IN
5. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent.
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prinilns.
Giationern ano fanrn poons.

4 Is. CROOK, No. so FultOn-st. Established
~ In 1891 FIsIllN0 TACKLE and iNkgs Of every
v,r,sty POWDER RHVE CUIkkRxs Ia
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dIND bAHE hTsNNUVf
40 uILEa aBORIuR THAN ANY orUEa RorrR

ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot
IL OF Chsmbsrss.. Viz Psvous Ferry; os,
"a. Day Express foI ,anandsisus hocnruri nuuso
s,.msncs AID Wst Connects st Buffalo with LAX. shore
ana GRIND Trunk Railways and Il Salamanca Win AuAnu'
aud Great Western Hallway. ,,,,
$50 A m Mia and Way Train. daily, 10 Oisvils
l0am. Frprss Mail Tor Buffalo connecting Win LAAs
Shore Railway. -,
p ~ Mint Espre., for Canandsi.us. Roche'ier bunAa
Salamanca AID West. - -, M.
M Li.htnns Express daily for Carsndaigns Roches
ter badao salamanca, pgnkik. aud West eonne.si a.
Bns. rith L... shore aid Grand Trunk Railways and
s.laTsuc. with Atlantic aud Giest Western Railway -
o NJ Emissn Train, daily, Tor Buffalo sAAHsnc~ Du!
'"A '"' "''~ HUGH RIDDLE G,n'l supt New.York-
VIZ r. BAan G-n1 res.. Agent hrw'foTk
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Qmusfmsnis.
w SATURDAY, July rs
FAREWELL BENEFIT

w rssssTrygspA.. S sgtgt,
''' p'' @Snyh l.tt KGFbas sf COMBINATION
' sIaoS6Esf BILL I'LL. YET Uttered,
consulting Of the highly suceessfs Dickens Drsns Of
With Mr. L. DAv GliFos !w.sn BILL sYss,
:nd Nil. w ROSE rs s9kFs
BLACk-EYEO SUSAN.
k 4 sSI EYTISss
IA. Mf Davenport. beautifully s.t'' D0Ic:mrs. Of W.
Drama 10 viii ns s duSSIs as Gm ~ r..
Yankee Ship and Yankee Crew." and Dsnes Sailors
MoNDAY-Frst appearance since his re-. turn from Esreps
OF A"s fopaAr Young c1m:di,n,,
whose recent In his fsmou. Abernsa Ds,ssons
The MOST CRITICAL w agpIEscEs or THE OLD
have STAMPED %pps h aas:c Avn ,,r,sr,o
Representative of Irish Life and Chsracier NOW LIVING
H. will appear in his truly sres iGpeT,onatsn Of TIN
THE IRISH EMIGAANT.
IN w r. Floyd. successful sd.pssSs ., Lover. e..ss.s
novel Of tina. name.
NIBLOs GARDEN. Begins at O'Clock.
TIE &C COOLEST TiiiiiiEiTiE:R IL The cifY
GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
HOUSE FILLED to UvERsLUWlNg NIGHTLY.
"'' '' EVERY EvENIk0,
' the most s:ISs fR%E II xMEsP for Ne
grand spectacular drama In three scs BY MI Dion Boose
cAult and f.. Al. House, esq, entitlrd
ARRAH.NA. POG UE;
Or THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
The sole right for the Of which has been russhsssS
tor S'" HE SA SH ESsfSfsec;Ii.SiLY srLEo1Ep
Mr. j. II. GLENNEY.
thls fourth appearance IN Amehcsl
HSHAWN the POST
Miss JOSEPHINE ORION
aer fourth sppssrsnce In New.Yorts
nARRAH MEELlsH.
TIE other important characters sustained by MI O. 1lS
Iou.es Charles Peters w. ScalsD, W. JsuoD Cherries
rsr.los IT,. w. II. DsDvss Mases Masia Mssdss. Asr1
TIE GRAND scENICAL EFFECTS
BY II. Hllissd. j. Thorne, Whitman. HiiaId IT, end w.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC cOsTURRA
BY Mons. Phillips ard assisiant.;
PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS.
MECHANICAL COSTRIvANCE3
by J. Johnson aud assistants;
ORIGINAL MUSIC,
BY W. Levy snhor Of PunchnelO &C. under Tie sss~s
VI "''''' d. ALL ENTIRELY NEW
SEATS SECURED six DAYS IN ADVANCE
BROADWAY THEATER.
ID The highly KISS ISL ks, fHss. s &c ;;1' '
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
In the Sensational IVS :y sP.i 81 M III
in which Oh. has achieved genuine success
The ANGEL Of Midnight,
The Little Clerk. the Angel Of Justice, Mis1
Cute d. .. Ins. of vsns.ue.
Inv EfS ar 1, Srr AIT. 9 rrrRDAy a. o,e,.-h
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Dlpi6cn0 Notitcs.

OFFICE CruIKys FIRE ISsuHAScn CoxpASr,}
No. lj6 Broadway. NYw.l oRK, July 5. 1904
4 DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT Gree oil
"A Government tail 10 payable on demand
r. 4. WALTON, Secretary.
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Professional Notifies.

NHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ fsor Of speci, Anstoy and Surgery the Syracuse
Medical College ~ Y Ofce 81 East 21th-a. Consultations
Gom to 10. to 3 and toa SPEClALTlES; Diseases oil
the Nervous Seminal Urinary, and Cusneous Systems
N B-Sctures which have been treated ny Csnefhins'
Cutting or Rapidly Distins Operations. not undertaken.
nR. LEWIS, an old aud experienced prac
~ honer. 10 enabled to cure IN all private
derance from sne,s Gail al No. besch-st, three doors
from West broadway ny.
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nNLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANrs
NEW LINE or FlRSTCLASS MAIL sIEAMShlrs
BETWEEN NEw.YORk AND HAVRE, CALLiNO Al
BREsT
III. 6rsi splendid vessels ills hyorits route FOR the
Continent the following:
WASH NGrON ....... 2ot .F0 horse power
.?Ol tuus. .yN-hoTse poweT.
EUROPE .............3.2% thus. gsthorse power
NAPOLEON Il.....tN.sriy ready. 100 ho 'e power.
at LAURENT .(Building)... Great powell
PERllRF hui Crest powell
WILLIE DE (Buidiug) ........O Great povsL
DEPARTURES PROM NETWORK. .
rtaOpp ........ FRI d July 81
IAFAYET-TI .....,.FRIDAY. ............. Ausus. 10
PRICE or PASSAGE. IN GOLD.
FiHsY CApIy f15 SECOND CABIs, so
lac udins table wine for either css..
Psenre intending TO land brr.t will be- furnshed here
With railroad c)uponke and their baggage CHECKED to
Paris additional charge VI ~ for nrst and ~ Tor second
clssa
Msd,caI atf<nGInos free Of charge
JFO MACKENZIE, Agent.
No. broadway. New foTk
A. Psrs u boulevard des CapneiDes tOrsnd ho'siI
A uuvrv WM. ISELlS 4 ca
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NEW. YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
le6s. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. i1a
COMMENCINO MAY Is, 1903

Passenger Station In N.wYork Twenty seventh st.
and Eourh-ays- Entrance on Twenty oesenthsI
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l EWIS a. COX.
~ CHARLTON T. LEWIS. D. D. 'oA'
COUNsELORS AT LAW,
No. 49, Broadyay. +. o. Box No. 5,OOO,
NETWORK CITY,
Attend to all business in the Courts Of IN, inl,ed stare
and in tue Departments at WILMINGTON. Espee al seon
evsn 10 Internal Revenue business aud TO ciams sg''
Forcizn jovernn rnts a. well =. our own. ,
Mr. Leuiserpcrence Deputy Comm''ioner OF lnteIna
Revenue will be guarantee Of thorough scqusn'sncs WIN
the Revenue Laws. 49,, Il,
M Coxs connection OF four year, with the Commute o.
Foreign Affair, Congress, and his long membership OF we
National Legislature in,ure Thorough knowledge oil s'"
ton and practice in both departments
7 AIDES desiring medical advice WILL NY
consulting d. LEWIS. be certain 10 OBTAIN the ioiiei
desired Oficr No. Beschst-, three doors from West
Broadway Ny.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
Pelvic viscera under the Of I'D WARD
n DIXON Editor Of The Scalpel Structure Plies, Nmco
csls ens and F.tua Every Of Structure admits Of
and cure In lew days, ad oi,n an imms
date one by Dr. D. instrument the Urethrotome;
defined expressly modify Mr.. symos operation In all
cases the three renunested ahctons tho cure guar
sn eed IL the be undertaken. Oies hours hom 70
daily, aud 7 TO 9 evenings, at No. ~ Fihh-sve
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Ocean Cleaners

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
" ria NICARA0UA.-rhs CENTRAL AMI NCAN
TRANSIT COMPANY. will dispatch the ?o,h Of every
month at Noon from Pier No. 30 North River, the good
steamship ERICSSON, Capt LOwBER At lower rates Of
passage than any other line. For particulars sTpy TO
d. n CAhRN6TON, A. ent
No III West. corner Of WIl-n.t, y. Y.
NJ B.-Two steamers the Nicaragua" sud " Leone
buidn: for this COMPANY Sra nearly comp ETC., and tue nne
will oh, rtly be run very % day.. which hops ~ enable
offer Gent accommodation TO the great DEMAND tor
Passage by this isvots line wei known to al old csuornans
ior care and attention the comfort OF its
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALL
" PORNlA VIA ISrpMUS OF PANAMA.
Lower Passaze Rates. commanding July !, lWa
Tie Atlantic Mail Steamship Go viii dispatch Steamers
monthly At noon from tue CompsDss new and conulo
dious Pier No -, North River. foo; OF CanAsL
DEpARTuRrs
July l1........... COSTA RICA...... .Tnklspsugh
tConnectns ut Panama with sacremeniob
August OCEAN QUEEE...... ....slocum,
(Connscting Of Panama with Golden CITY,
or freight or passage sppiyto d. Is. ALLEN.
No. Bowling Green
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANl.
N1MlrED)
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL CALLING At QUEENS.
TOWNTO LAND PASoENUER5
Mfs. Tuns CemmoaGsv
QUEEN (now buildns, ...J4l2.................... -
ENGLAND now buiidin as t0.........'........ -
SCOTLAND, NOV buldins3f 0........'..'...'.... -
FHIN .GrAs
LyErA.,.,....,...33 5................... Proxs>
PENNSYLVANIA.
VIRGIN Tb......'..'.'..''..".r~s
NA..........,l,i 6p................."hpts@
LEAVING Pier NO. a.. North kiveT a. follows;
PENNSlLV ANIA....". uidsy. July ~
HELNETIA ......."..........Ss ,nTday, Jny ~
AND EVERY Alternate HEREAFTER
The Cabin accommodations board thee steamers are IN
surpassed and the lower than by any other hne
CABIN pssssg-. eW: St.~rssc so Poysbe in currency
The owners these not be accountable TOT specie
v.usbe. bill Of .dns having their value EXPRESSED
therein, are signed therefor.
Fer frei.ht or cabin passage sppyse
WILLIAMS e dUION. Ne n Ws'sl
WILLIAMS 4 GUION No. 20 Broadway
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A NCJOR LINE-Steam to Glasgow, Llv-
MISREPRESENTATION Jolly IS. at y. rn.,
from Pier No. North River.
C.ho. sao 400 aud 40 Sircisg-, ~ IN currency
FRANCIS MACDONALD Co. No. b Bow ing "reen'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-05

FEDERAL TAXATION IN H SOUTH
Secretary McCulloch has issued a circular
providing for the organization Of the In
ternal Revenue machinery in all the States
lately in rebellion. According to the pro-
visions Of the Revenue Act, the people Of
the seeded States are liable to pay an ac-
crued tax for all sums due from them
since the said act went into operation. In
addition to this, they are also liable or
their share Of the direct Government tax,
which was levied upon the States in re-
belliou by the law passed in June, 1862.
The collection of these accumulated taxes
would fall very heavily upon the Southern
people, in their present condition OF fnan-
cial embarrassment. and we are pleased to
see that Secretary McCulloch intends to
tighten the burden upon them by requir-
ing them, at the present time, to pay taxes
only upon incomes for the past year. In
adopting this course he is acting in ac-
cordance with discretionary power con-
ferred upon his department by Congress,
for the very purpose Of meeting such ext
gencies as those which now confront him.
So far as we are enabled to judge from
the tone of the Southern journals, the
people will cheerfully comply with this
requirement. They fully recognize the
obligation upon them to pay their proper
ton of the Federal taxes, and they will
accept that obligation still more cheerful
ly, when they learn by the terms Of the
Seeretary's circular that the Government
is disposed to deal leniently with them, in
the collection Of these taxes.-N. Y. Sun.
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.-.,-,I, ma Dopar,ur,,.

AnR1vAIs.-By Pioneer Stage = Mrs
Lindsey, Rev Mr. Martin. W W Easte-
brook, ] H Tucker, ] Il Owens. E F
Stone. Miss German, Madam Saller, NJ
Eselburg, r Pendergrast, g Warren, E S
Gobbs, Miss Nathan, Levi Blunt, George
Elder, DR. S f Cassin, D McKennon, Miss
each, James Smith, Mr. Angelo.
By Overland Stage-W W Call and
wife, J P Henning, Jas GrifRths.
DEpARTuREs.-By Overland Stages
NJ Shotwell, N Martin. James Mittemore,
W o Ruggles, W c Hopkins. Maj Ray
mond. J W Falkner. H L J~oackilson. J
W Harker, wife and boy, NJ J Goodfel-
low.
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The SAGINAW EscoRrs THE COLORADO.
The U. S. steamer Saginaw has been de-
tailed to escort the Colorado to Panama,
and coaled this morning at Folsom street
wharf. We learn, on inquiry, that she is
amply competent to whip the Shenandoah
could she get within reach of her, bu,
being a slower vessel, it Is thought useless
to send her in pursuit Of the pirate.-AHa
of Thursday.
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DEMOCRATIC PREcrScr SUPPRESSED.

DEMocRATIc PRECINCT SUPPRESSED
For q long while, certain Democratic
porkers have congregated and luxuriated
in a precinct at the corner Of Nevada and
Curry streets. Literally and metaphor
cally have they dabbled and foundered in
the filthy pool. Unmindful of their con-
ssi,utionnl rights. a Yankee radical came
along there yesterday. and dumped q cart
load Of reformatory dirt into this last re-
naming landmark of Cason Democracy
and the most u~nsightly of h~og-holes was
allied up,-Cdrson Appedl.
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An editor says his attention was first
drawn to matrimony by the skillful man
ner in which a pretty girl handled a
broom. Another editor says the manner
in which his wife handles the broom is
| not so very pleasant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-05

For Coughs, Colds audThroat Dis.
orders. use Browne Bronchial Troches," hsv'
ing proved their efficacy By a test Of many years.
The Troehes are highly recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians and Surgeons in the Army.
Soldier and oficers being exposed to sudden
changes, should always be supplied with "The
Trochss," as they give prompt relief. Jy3lm
DIR. J. r. GIbbon.-This celebrated
physician has returned to San Francisco after an
absence Of a year, during which time hs has Wis.
tied the prominent hospitals In the United States,
England, ireland, Scotland ano France. and hav.
ing carefully studied the different modes Of treat.
ment In these establishments, comes back with
full knowledge as to proper adoption Of them In
In the e1ecting Of cures here. He has resumed
the practice Of his profession at No. 6l7 Kearny
street, where his old patients will and him, and
those who are suffering from Ills which bis prsc-
tice will allow him to cure. His card will DO
found In another column. myl5 3m
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Independent Order o. Coed TempIars.

NHAXP1oN LODGE No. 9 OF s~w;1
vi o. Of 9. T. meets regularly
oo,TuE9DAY EVENING q each
einil, ats o'clock :. y. All Tempisrs IN good
StSndinE m cordially invited TO attend.
1.G. MeLARFERTY, Wet.
orc. .. TArtNAnSk, VIZ HHa
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HARD BUT Jusr.-Where Senator Ma
sons residence once stood, rot a stone is
to be found to tell the beholder Of its ex-
is,ence: and his wife. it is said, is now in
Richmond taking in sewing for a subsistz
ence,
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SENATOR HAHN, late Governor Of Lou
~isiana, is in favor of giving the right Of
suffrage TO the negroes Of his State, and
offers to take the stump in their behalf.
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For Rent

sPLENDID NEW FIRE.PRoOE mnA
a STORE, situated on Main street, In
tbs business part Of Gold Hill. and now co.,.
eupied BY 4. Aontminy, and Langton,s Express,
y for rent, With oil its fixtures. For further par
~ticulsrJ, inquire Of 1. A0NTAlEY,
y36H A. ts SterA
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Notices..

THE Chicago Sanitary Fair has bagged
$500. 900.
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G1LL1e MOTIF co.

G1LL1e MOTIF co.
|GILLIG, MOTT & co,
HARDWARE,
STEAM GOODS, STOVES
TINWARE.
GlLLIG, iMOTT 4 CO.,
Ger. O and Taylsr Virginia.
aILLIG. MOTT 4 CO.,
Carson strost..............CaTson City.
GILLIG, MOTT 4 CO.,
Sacramento and san RrancIseo, CAL,
DEALERS
ALL EnDs o.
Hardware,
Steam Goods.
Betting,
Gas Pipe.
"OONOD
Tin and
Copper
Ware,
.aRrIesIssrsI E1pL@nssSS, Rte., Etc.
a1Ln1a, MOTT u CO.,
Firsproof Brick Buildinss)
con. @ AND TAYLOR STREETS,
Virginia.
OFFER FOR SALE, AT 1.-THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock will be found very com
pl..s, having been carefully selected for this Mar
ket.
The following comprises spNt, only, Of our
stock:
$4,000 tSs Bar Iron, round and square. al SlSsI.
$4,000 D. Boiler Plits;
$1,000 rsS Sheet Iron,
5000 fbE Shoe Shape, all SiEeg;
1900 rSS Csst.Iteel. Blister Steel. and Too
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
5000 foS Trark Iron
5000 fos Bar and Sheet Copper
5000 rSS Lead Pipe, various SiIsSi
$1,000 feet Gas Pipe, / to , inches;
1000 feet I. R Hose, all sIres;
100 dozen Hose Bibbs;
800 dozen Elbows and CouplingIi
10000 Carriage Bolts, all ~sIeI;.
5000 Machine Bolts, oil I!fssH
800 Globe Valves;
800 Anvils and Vices.
80 Bellows, various SlEoSJ
Blacksmith Tools;
Scales. GrindStonsS;
400 WhetlbarrouI;
800 dozen Axe, Pick and Sledge Handles;
Coal.
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges, Butts;
knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder,
100 dozen Picks;
200 boxes Window GlaII;
white Lead, Bolcd'ou;
ITurpnntine;
BSilins wir. and Rope.
600 kegs Nails, all IIzss
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & Co.,,
Corner OF C and Taylor streets ...........VirGiniL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-05
Uniou state Centrai CommIttee.

AMEETING OF MEMBERS OF THE
"A Union State Central Committee" Of Ne
vada, will be held In the Parlnr Of the InternA'
tional Hotel. Virginia City, at 3 o'clock P. NJ, on
SATURDAY. August leth, 1855. Business Of
Importance will be considered at the meeting, and
. full attendance Is requested.
J.NEELY JOHNSON
Chairman Of Committee.
J, T. GOODMAN, See'y. auItd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-05
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AND
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Wondcrs Of tho Brain, and PonI Varoli,
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wonders Of Comparative Anatomy.
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