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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-03
Our Niagara Falls correspondence.

NIAGARA FAILs June 10, 1863
Attractions at the Fds-TAe Hoteis-Chanee Of Is1'Ie-
tors at he CLIFTON Houae-Rcom Occppied by Mr. To
Whm II Nay Concva"- Greeley aud Sanders Peace
NegotatioNs DC.
The hotels at this summer resort are gradually filling
up furnishing living and official denial TO the report
tina, Niagara Falls had been obteraed by the rebellion
The tourist should bear mind that Niagara Fall
still exists It neither destroyed by the rebellion
nor suppressed with IT, The Falls still remain, with all
their grandeur, roaring and tnmblng much as ever
The water green and Deep the Falls just high and
tire scenery fully attractive before the rebellion
any time since the region discovered by the white
man Nor have the incidental features connected with
the rapids the rambc Goat Island the ride up and
down the stair railway sensation OF visit in the
OF tho Winds trip under the sheet OF wnier ut the
Horseshoe Falls ride the river In the skis the
views of the Falls from the Canada sde the many
dian curiosity shops lost any Of their attractions They
all here in their glory, and will repay any person well
for n visit here, whether he comes for health
ment
The hotels all open for the reception Of guests
and the season bids fair be prosperous The public
houses have oil been renovated and placed in apple pic
order, and every improvement possible has been made
for the comfort OF the guests The International which
such reputation last year under the management
of the Futons, from Cincinnati has been reftted and Is
the hands which is all that need he
said all who have been guests there these gen
tlemcn took charge TO insure their calling again
The Clifton House. the Canada side, has changed
hands Captain Joselyn has left and Is succeeded by d.
II. Bromley a Co. Mr. H. Is well known TO the travel.
ling public having been for twelve years conductor
the New York Central Railroad Hc therefore, has had
opportunity of learning whaa Ieepe travelling want
make themselves comfortable The Clifton House II
situated premncut point the Csnsda side, and
furnishes Of the best views Of the American
Falls h. had at any point II has undergone extensive
improvements since last This the headquar
tery q Sanders and his rebel associates st year IL
here that they congregaed and uaturcd their schemes
II was here that Greeley conducted HE peace nego.a
tons and where Major Hay delivered the famous letter ~
Mr. Lincoln that noted individual, "To whom u may
concern IL appears that Nr. ITO whom ID may
cevn" nj that tine stopping nj the Clifton House.
II Is however, disputed question whether Major Hay
handed the letter to him in person or not Many claim
that Mr. Greeley took the letter from the hands Of
MAJOR Hay and went through the form OF delivery II
was said that Greeley made speech on the occason;
but he has since denied the fact, although IL still per
sisted in that he did The houre has become historical
u viii 20 down in history as one Of the great points OF
The rebellion. Mr. ITO whom u NAV concern has not
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Fsshion Course, Long Island-Trottfng'
SATURDAY July Match g. Oo0 mile heats best three
in five, in harness.
Ad Carpenter named black stallion Wash
Sam Mclaughlin named chestnut stallion
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Y ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE-PARLOR, CHAM
her a. also Pickhardts celebrated Paror Bedstead.
with full mattress l65 Blceckcr street, corner sullivan
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

o nnO OnO CIGARS AT LESS THAN PRESENT
= .(VJNJ.UvU anufacture. Prices from fi6to
sIoo thousand O. CHEEKS, Agent New YORK Cigar Msna
featuring Company, % Warren street.
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WheD wbeihon was RAMPANT IN the land there
we're no neutrale in Morgan county and I am glad
70 note the fact that the greater number OF
Lbs youRg In Bath sspoustd the Union
cause. Captain Dykes company Of one hundred men
~ns made up OF these young and hardy noun aincers
and has done good service In the However there
were strong who voted with the other side ~
Che house, and went into Jacksons army IN all bitter
mess These were fond OF prosecuting the families
OF Union soldiers indeed all Who expressed of
affection for the old flag Backed by the presence
rebel troops 10 this portion of Virginia they made
freIneiy unpleasant for Union 10 visit the village
where they held sway Now the IL over. the young
poysIsts OF Captain Dykes command coming 10 their
homes, wearing the blue clothes mostly worn" by
tbsm during four years Of service, and or'ling u
On the burg Of Bath conqnerors should,
On their estimation. They lounge about
che store steps" walk 10 the streets with hats
ever one eye, working their shoulders up and down
bke tbe beam VI sean engine the muscles Of their
The sun., 1865-02-14

NE l'Af'gren and R5dnsu gun The soConi, hose
uadc o. cast rou sn1 hound with wrought iron,
Se Parrcu guns third those made entirely 4
Wrough, iron.-tho Arnss gun. Tho Committee
say nAhlSrcn never received any compensation in
ihe nature Of royalty that Psrrou never charged
snythias excepting what he deemed fair manu-.
sturer' profit and that Amcs has made only
twenty -ono guns for tho Government, charging 90
much pound fNr them. The Committee hs,e
czsminNd into tho bursting - the Psrrou guns
" nrce calbre, together with the hurstn, of some
or the casi iron guns flargc cahurc upon the vas-
.ots enrsCcd in operations asainst Charleston AMI
~ i~ber, Which has Huiel 90 weaken conf
dence IN nor j lr, .iiy, and seems to show thc
necessity y otu.uue, Z pomiN'c, me other gun
which con Nc more iuIp.i,fy pei ~ .. J.. rLr..-
lnS .. those guns Is scuorsI attributed g. tie
premature explosion ot she viii. ~ the nave nt
We ruu. The committee, iu view ot al the fNats
'"'I'ei by tho testimony, recommend that Com
r .'utle nate adopt Suci MEASURE. A. vii. er.
o. ta' WAr h0i Nav- Departments b. obtain sui
nir ldurr INTO tue service wrou.lt-irlu guns anu
pfohAhi{ ~ larger raitrc, ~ - ear day -
I-art.. al .
The sun., 1865-02-14

we're nicnicl to he sweet IN him; hut he would
rvmiud bim that Now IJrk produced moro SIR
ghum than Vermont
The picpusit on vs.. debated. ,roNg c,hers bv
hr. strcusc, uho s,id, n the genileiu an would 20
70 VI labor " eNtrs-tng tho sAp ~ the maple and
hoiing It oil day, he would mink he hsd tccn
nxed enough.
Mr. Mallory thc,pht tha gentleman from New
1orA hr Ne.s'nl usci ra,ruscopic power 10 ani
oui ~ ~ NtbLH iibouLl he taxed
" NELSON'S molten w.s disagreed TO-
Mu'" Ahnc ~Ns co0'-itnod IN consiiertnr Nnneud-
W'hts Co. eismI% Nblea snd Test1uoutA or vci-
,''e7 'ontNr.r onlv lrrts of e,thrr, and payer
.1oAs' Hom any duty or tai 1he-e vcro agreed
me same sc'tIon Sso ,r,'rp,s from duty or taS
A''.'"ot. sltuag ootA geographic, gIsm-
l'N' AMI school books of an kinds uci In ciin-
~ 40 primary ahoos snd all books printed
e5l."'eIy f'r tho uso u sunday schools, pro-
@ ,'-e' II shN'l nos not spply g. books valued 81
more thau 800 per volume
ourueJ
The sun., 1865-02-14
Congressional Proceedings,
\N\NiIIlh CUNGREs--~ second session
SENATE

h'"""7'o" Fs5 Id. Couress cs lei up
the 'l '- o'tlh.'n NAL steamship Service be-.
tween 'he tA.t q States and China. rr.at.!l rro.
''e- 'h1' Tie fos'u astcr Gcurrs, aNa'. isg, pow.
er 90 contact viii any Company w.o w.u Asrco
for tlc '7"eat rrce to establish - live of steam.
shy To mako twe " round trfr. between San
F-an. 70 and China per year the contract to 20
ni' eject on The first Of January, l,G7.l TLo bin
was Fg-et lca7 20, 49, :.
l.c special .raer for ha''-psSt twelve O'Clock.
hC.uZ the Report o' IN" G inference C1nuitt. e A.,
tho Freedmen Bureau bin, was then taken ii,
The Report VAS read Il as follows;
TIE 6rst section establishes Mt tho scat OF ,,v
erumeut n parlmcuto Freedmen aad abandoned
lands, whose % io,s sh.', tc the good ~ t.o
Freedmen, and tie admin. stIAr.on Of the lnds md
other property falling " the NttioaAl Government
IN tie rebel ga es not tc.e'o!orc 1pproprated 10
ether uses s-d tl.s Department snail he under
tne care Of a CCmm.ssi. lcI Aho fhall be appolut.
od ~ the President ~ aud with tie ADVICE and
consent OF the Senate, N an tnnuIl salary Of four
thousand dolars
The sun., 1865-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.
srw YORK AND run VICINITY

NAIISrIvE's DAY. This morning The Shafts
Of C.Iid, the shaIo or valentines, will he ,ho,
hiiner and Won ~ lovers ant others Arnatorly
inelnoi. oar reporters state that On unusual
number Of tbose uiSsives will he purcl .sed and
sent In all directions Our in'cfsugahle, who Va.
reicrmined 10 verify with his own eyes the repor,,
OF his assistants, perambuatod the strosts yes,or
day expressly to visit the shops where Loves ms.
sves" were 'or sale. lie first s,r. lei through
broadway, and examined tho costly valentines /,
10 seen m tho stores on dat ulor0tgkAre. In
tho performance 4 What he considered his dutv IN
tie readers u she SuS, ho scruped not to .sk the
Price Of eVory valentine that attracted bis ntten
tenaon. Tho sAiesruen, and sometimes women.
DE wished shero bro more Of these female. IN
Ike situations! looked cfoss a. what the might
consider imrert.ucnce, nevertheless he impsrtur.
ably asked his question, bot could uut afford ro
purchase tho pretty thlnys ~ L.s name iur. u..
happen to 10 ON so ''ncome list," anu re cou.i
not 4lse The ghost u grcenbacE 10 meet tho rv.
uavasaui demsnds. IIe Las c.nt,sgl uut ,u
uAt uoue " tho valentines were priced less shan
one dollar aud ia very certain ttaI no a,..-...
price was I've dollars for what Do .0. .I.,. a c,..
mon articles. FROM thS tup 60 r,.. 1850 i.,...
hteen, twenty, thirty, hry, o.. A...ra, ana u
ono in-'auce two hundred saI ru, ..' ns'
Tic price OF handsomely r.t'u uI a...-, rHu'.'-
ing diamond ruf wa. 1 4A..'... .,rIr s.' ..utot
for tie uumUor Of Gu.lars utul. '.. On .4e ut tho
Eoros, not far from ,ho 6. % cob, our indie.
fAtEAbs uoGe." trc .n.p- accident Two
youuy women were 'u...p. p,r t.c Valentines
dlspayod au t.e r.taer@ and ,p TO ooui,s of
their extuu,t,u they catered into ,,uyorsl.
The sun., 1865-02-14
New York State Legislature.


dlbang, F,b. l..-Tho President pt,son'ed the
ninth and final annual report u ue Coio Comuls-
Noners also commuuicaurn tr'm the Coutrsct-
us Board, covering sundry petdions from Goat
men snd boat owners ,n Asor Of abandon NJ tho
preseui contrast sy Stem Tor repairing canals
The ll amending the charter q the Long
Island city Water Company was urdtroi to thifd
tcsciuV
W.. { 10 inttni1ccd a'f.i providing tat AT sales
ss.gnm,uts and tralt.trs bolotUfarc made by tho
& lIfulieT ~ .poriutsldcut ot the Banking De-
p,fimout, vIts tho consent Il tho banks dct-saiug
hci by hcm un.cr the at u lSJ0, shsu bo as
va es ii ms.o B.. sad banks respectively. Ad-
iuurutI.
The sun., 1865-02-14
The II Nibans Raiders.

Montreal, P,b i3-n tho q. At,r. -,ss ,-.-
Ntday' several w,sucsses Verc exam ned ior the de.
f'nce' -ho Nst,acl thst the prisoners we're IN tho
Confederate service TIC eommiss on vas sworn
= A. genuine. one witness ,estne.' that ,i1rttv
o. The Pr s0rcr- hi Nccn At G. I.1ga, who're d1y or
SKY tonie crate -1iiicrs al collrc'c. 20 rcIe,ac
! Ii'pu'rs Al Camp boa ias. TiIs expedition
fIlnV two others were organ. zel one oi which
" - The 'Nt. Adams raid" This witnfss sait thcv
we're instructed 10 report to & e. CIa,. Coniedcr.
Ate 'oiumis,,ouvr Canada 40 .irlcu.
The sun., 1865-02-14

W4shlHgioh Fs6. l3.-Tho Committee on the
'a1ucr o'ta' War today, through senator Wade,
a-aes rerou calm, attention 70 three -asses Of
leagy Guns frst Itose made slLgely Of cast .!on,
The sun., 1865-02-14

Hdshinq'o'' Feb. IS Alter the President t,I
cent 10 'Ae senate he nomination e senator Mo-
SAN as se-5'thr. az TIE lreAs r., 10 sent his pr.
the nomination he'd, wcyer, t,cn cr,.ca 81
Executive ,'crE Il could nos therefor, T., returned
without Nrucu order from a., pr,sicqt. I'll.
l-''ate segretaIy Immediately res. .a.I - tho
WAIT" House & m4sc report uf tic affair AMI
t'"E further ur-Drg.
The sun., 1865-02-14

HdiJdr, Feb l3-1lis morning furious
northelst gale commenced, and continues ,hi.
noon. Six inches Of snow has fallen.
The sun., 1865-02-14

A'''r'i, / /, Feb l3.-rh Uuitcl States Ar.
NY Laboratory, located at this Place, took dro
about 10 o'clock this moru.n-, amt was entirely
consumed. The loss is not yet knopu. pui ia very
hcaHv.
The sun., 1865-02-14


under tho direction II the Pes lcut create dis
,ri-ts NJ freshmen ami ahaudonci lands within the
rchc states not to exceed w. IN ear' state, 81 far
/ a. 1hc same NAV - brought uu5cr The military
power ~ te United States aud Each 8 street Shelf
] he under the supervision ~ a. Assistant Commis-
/ 'ioncr, With an annual salary u tWo thousAni hye
{ hundred dollars 20 be appointed I' ihe lfeSldeA"
AZ % give md ~ required ny tue e. isi Nlrrh
] Soction regulates the du'ics n tie commits
I sonor, -"d provides thai cyery freedman snail 10
'-efci 'n ali respects ~ FIRE frtn.eta al proper
remedies in courts % iuI.' sri th.t u. foNer or
ccuiroi sha'l hc exercised wish regard to hun eH-
. crrt IN conformity 60 law.
/ + ero arc fourteen scc,.ons ,n ts Ir, most ot
/ tf'm pertaining to Mo IcAa.ls .f grounds The
] "or. q freedmen, etc.
/ rhe i2ih scciiou ? rca'l the lart cl.p,o Of The
''nts'aton bl. which provides ttat rDuu-ca'ou
snail ONLY have Ell during Toe uict.ue Of The
| IFrsrn subjected to 10.
n action was taken on the s'o,e. It's consdcr,-
ton having been pos'ronsi O. s1vo way 'or Mr..
SAermtn's motion - take up 60 House joint rcso-
lDtcne r,fucing tho duty rn imported paper
Tho question WA upon .hc sne.1reu, ~ the
seHat' {. mmiiee ON F..aute 81 suihe out 90" and
/ luec-. Is frr cent.
". Sherman explained nat tho present duty IN
tfc..u pAicr vas tNoutr fe- cont. The amount
: ~ tat paid hy homo manufacturers amounted O.
i"n per cent. ]. ~H msm.es hst e. reduc' a."
iv-' ~ tex tn O. rco er cent. Would uuIust &
/ home manufacturer. Il was ss.f g.. Mt tiis % re-
per cent ,qual fp six rrr cent. hc,.use u
ia The suld yaIaton. f. VA three per cent. ou
ono hundred and NfF dollars per ton. The inter
nal tav Boa t-is st1u0ltv Lsi t0 le paid va tio ctt-
reucY yaluAto0, wlch BE- about f.ur hundred dol
lsrs per tou. NJ. Sherman stated that he WIS in
isF"f, in te Committee, q rss ng % ten PER cent,
NnOh Would Urcs'" .vU'r competition lrtween
! home and fo-a yn manufacturers. The Cpmuttcc
~ oscrfulei him, however, many Il the ucm-
t't' N' .lf rrQ'ssl g. an chaug' whatever lilo
believed Some cf arro might Do made so the tAy,
because, under the rrcsors re'", ro, one pound Of
paper hal lccu luT Hrtci. IIitcen uer cent Tad
The sun., 1865-02-14
From Washington.
senator horInn Nominated Tor Secretary
oI the 1rensury and the NOr. .n;.t,ns
Afterwards " ithdruwn.

Washington, feb. l5.-lhe Preseent this after
nooa sent TO lie Senate tic nomination of Senator
Morgan OF New York - tc Secretary Of tho Treas.
ury, but in the course q on hour thereafter With.
The sun., 1865-02-14

Paper Duty Of ID Per Cent. Passed.
The sun., 1865-02-14

RE- COMMENCEMENT or RECRUITING.
The sun., 1865-02-14

City ald miscellaneous News,
The sun., 1865-02-14

The FreedmeD'S Bureau Bill.
The sun., 1865-02-14

PROCEEDINGS CT CONGRESS.
The sun., 1865-02-14

ms NAME AFTERWARDS WITHDRAWN
The sun., 1865-02-14

Senator Morgan Nominated to
The Treasury.
The sun., 1865-02-14
THOMAS NEW CAMPiICy.

Eobile, Selma and Montgomery
To Be Attacked.
The sun., 1865-02-14

A GOOD DAVIS BUSINESS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-24
R H. N,DoNALD & co.'s COLUMN.
R II, MD0NALD & GUS CUIgAN.
TO DRUGGISTS,
r. y
,,rwERu, BARBRRs.
coxrRC,Rs, PAINTERS,
Soda Water Manufacturer,
ASSAY ERS,
NininS Compani e0.

M N II ~ ~
VIE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
w attention Of Dealers and Consumers to the
fact that we are daily In receipt
By Clippers and Express,
NJ large additions to our present well selected
s,ocS ~ Goods, and we think, after an experience
Of nearly .. -...... |
sixteen Years Upon this Coast:
We can furnish the Trade in the Interior, Is well
as that of Oregon, Washington Teritory' bnpsn
Provinces, Mexico. Sandwich lssnaS, etc'' upon
bet,er terms than any House In this State.
Tbs Senior Partner Of our House, who Is now
rssdjng M the East, gives superior facilities for
fsIiing orders, and we can safely guarantee all
e'odS being Of the best quality, and In regard to
prices,
W. do mot intend 70 be Under sold!
We invite those purchasing to give u call
(eIther In person or by letter. ana e1anine soOa.
and cet prices before purchasing elsewhere, as "o
fsel Confident we will BE- able to please La both.
Below we give few Of the articles In when
We deal, viz ....
ACIDS, ....
CHEMICALS,
ETHERs,
ESSENTIAL
OILS:
DRUGS,
TNcTUREs,
AND MEDICINAL sYRUPs!
SHAKER HERBS, -... >
SELECT POWDERED DRuGSi
FLAvORING EXTRACTS,
ECLECTIC PREPARATlONsJ
rILDEN,s ALCOHOLIC FLUID and
d.. SOLID EXTRACTs' 1'
ALKALOIDSi
RESINOIDS and PILLS;
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIEs,
FLINT and GREEN GLASSWARE,
CORKs, Of every descriptisuI
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS, .....
ALCOHOL,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY, AID
TOILET
ARTICLES.
HA complete assortment Of all the
above, and In great variety.
We srs also Agents for - --- -...
DIR. ID. JAYNE & SONS
POPULAR MEDICINES!
J. c. AYERS q co.'s MEDlcHEsl
And the Celebrated
lila oU1LLAUaH BALsAM,"
The erea, Blood Purifier and ErsdIsator Of
RheumatiSml
r. III. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Corner Of Pine and sansOue StS.,
.- SAN FRANCIsC0y . -
139 j atreet,--.-..-.---------... .Sacramehts'
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FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
GEo. CHArrERLY.l
CHATTERLT s. JONES.
Bricklayers and Builders !!
Boiler-, Roaniin2.F Furnace. and All
Kinds OF Fire Work Done
TO Order.

HAVlSCi $1,000 OF BRICK, WE WILL
III work cheaper than any other party IN taiS
State Any amount Of reference given.
We will 10 any amount Of mill work. or new
buildings, paymen: one-half cash and one-halt on
bond and mortgage.
Orders !eiG N John LuteS Blacksmith shop, on
the Divide promptly attended 10. apo Sm'
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution Notice.
NIoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE,
IN Arm heretofore existing under the name OF
Franksnheimer & Co, In the Fancy Dry GOOD.
business, in the town Of Gold Hnl. was dissolved
on the tn Of April. Inst, BY mutual eonsenk Al
demaods aaainst, and debts due 70 the Arrn, WIN
be Ueltled BY either Of the late Arm.
d. FRANKENHELMER,
HAM NARXBWITG
Cola I'm, Apra - issa 'Ss IAn
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TRAVELLING AND PRRIGHTING.
IMPOR ia Mt
p. 4 8. ". II. R....S. v. r. II.
Freeport Railroad!

IN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 18th, 1854, or
" diuary Freight will be received at FREEPORT
and forwarded to LATR0BE without charge for
tranShipping, drayaSe or forwarding. a..
Goods shipped by steamers otthe CAliiornia stream
Nav tation Company, leaving San Francisco al 2.
n q .ily can be delivered in LAtrobe at 9oclock
next morning. Freight shipped BY sailing vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No chaTge on Or
dinAry freight per sailing vessels ior iefee dues
tranShpping, drayage or forwarding.
AL Heavy ErelXhts, such as Boilers, heavy CAST
ingS, Steam Engines, ETC., Will be tranShipped AZ
Freeport by powerful dericks directly TO the cars,
directly to teams. For this class freight, charge
will be made of cost Of labor engaged on derricss
only. IN,
Freight Charges Of steamers or sailing vessels VIII
be- advanced at FreepOrt and collected at Latro0e
Marx ali Freight, CARE +. R. R., FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Prices Of Frcixhfingi
FREIGHT from Freeport TO Latrobe, 81 per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS. from Latrobe to Ereeport or
Sacramento. will be forwarded at the following
rates: a. ~,
Ores shippers to load and rnosd) pc! ton.-2 % e
Tanbsr A..--.-3 90
Wood, car OF -
81 cOrll5 ~
Hides. 70
ns
Marx Freight, Care i. Is. v. R. r."
J.P ROBINSON.
IA. BISHOP,
ocinm Superintendents.
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY
ThSt is the Question!

rT,HH PROPRIETORs OF THE PACIFIC
Museum Of Anatomy and Science" have de
termined, regardless Of expense, to issue kEE
nor The benefit Of suffering humanity. four OF
thrir most Interesting and instructive Lee
TURES ON MARRIAGE, and its disqualiica.
tions; Nervous Debility, Premature Decline OF
Manhood. Indigestion. Weakness or Deprt ssion;
Lo.s Of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil, and those msladies that resnIt from youtn,
ful follies exeesSes OF maturity OF ignorance VI
Physiology and Nature Laws
these Invaluable Lectures have been me means me;
a eplirhtenine and saving thousands, and VIII DC
isrwarded FREE on receipt OF Twenty-nNe
Gents id postage stamps, by addressing secre-
fary Pacific Museum Of Anatomy and science,
Pine street, San Francisco" Letters 10 De sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co. mnt yzP
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22d 1850, concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report:
pany Is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
all paid in cash ,OOo w
III. The amount Of assets il nine hundred and
seventeen thousand. four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty eight cents S9l7S42 ~
III. The company has no debts.
", The amount of insurance written during
the year Is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty.seven thousand eight hundred and fifty,
dollars. -SIlsH'eoS w
The amount Of insurance in force December
3Ist, ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and ninety'tour dollars
sl012O.s94 90
V. The Company insures against the following
risks, viz:
buildings, Qnartz Mills, Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Rents, Leases,
Vessels In Port and their Carg0es, p
md other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire.
any one risk is s750O0 the limit liked by law,
but on all such large risks reinsurance to GER
tain extent will DO made In other responsible com
panieS. J. HUNT President
A, J. RALsroS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January 16, 1855
William Alvord Moses Ellis.
L B Benchley, 4 G Stiles,
ELaxard, Moses Heller.
A Seligman, Edward Martin,
Alfred Borel. A l. Tubbs,
Charles Mayne. Thomas
Louis McLaue. d W Rice,
Lloyd Tevis. John G Bray,
John G Kittle, David Sterns,
w g Ralstou, William Sherman,
James DeFremery, Samuel C Bigelow.
CIV Besver l. Sachs,
Herman Michels, M Wilson,
Ell Goldstein, Alpheus Bull
II Haussman, William Schollc,
HIM Newhall.
State Of California, City and County OF San
Francisco M-On the 18th day Of January, 4. ID.
1865 personally appeared before me-H. 3. Ho-
mans a Notary Public In and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A.
Ralston, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany, who, being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing re-
port of the Pacific Insurance Company, TO the
best of his knowledge and belief, are true, full and
correct. \. J. RAL,TON.
Sworn and subscribed to before me- this 10th
day Of January. 4. D. 1865.
Tho Pacific Insurance Company,
Having In compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars In the bonds Of the State
Of Nevada, arc now prepared to effect Insurance
u the
Lowest Established Rates!
OFFICE-At the Agency Of the Bank OF Call
fotnis, corner Of G and Taylor streets, Virginia,
Nevada SHARON & RALST0S,
General Agents for the State of Nevada
Emh2S is6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-24

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