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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07
noIorado-NeYudn.

We are to take two gigantic steps ahead
inside of five years. One is the thorough
mastery of the science and art of separa-
ting ali the bullion from our ores, and its
practical and general application. Can
any n imagine the immense heave ahead
this consummation would give Colorados
At present, we cannot be expected to CON
ceiye its influence. 1t will be done. we
might almost say, 1t is done. The other
is the completion of the Pacific Railroad.
From St. Louis and Chicago it is coming
TO Black Hawk and Central, to u
Boulder, and Empire, and Buckskin Joe,
and Orc City. From San Francisco and
Salt Lake it is coming. BY the end OF
the present year the west end will DC
climbing the Sierra Nevada and looking
down upon Washoe; the arms of Chica.
90 will be crossing the Mississippi, n
| the Omaha branch will have struck the
| Platte one hundred miles out st. Louis
will have extended her line to Kansas
| City, TO Lawrence, to Topeka, across the
mouth of the Big Blue, and along toward
the Republican ; let affairs n the South
calm down and resume their old course,
let all these Eastern lines converge in the
Platte Valley in the vicinity Of Fl. kear.
| lev and distant as it may seem, the rail.
road is almost here. We said, these steps
would be taken within five years. 1t is
our private opinion, upon which we are
willing to stake our reputation as a
truthful prophet, that Colorado will en-
ioy railroad communication with the
| East within three years Of the inaugura-
ton of Andy johnson. Among other
| things, this will reduce the present cost OF
mining, one-half. Reduce the expense
one-half and increase the gold yield one
| half, both of which are sure to be done
| within the present Presidential term. by
the agencies mentioned above, and who
| can calculate the extent of the mania for
investments in the Colorado mines! The
oil speculation we have witnessed within
a year will dwindle into q mere nothing in
comparison. Then we must remember
| that Gilpin county, vast as are its mines,
and their extent is truly bewildering, is
but one of q dozen such. We have the
eastern and western TANKS of the great
mountains whence flow the waters of the
Platte, the Arkansas, the Rivers Grande
and Colorado, from Longs nearly to the
| Spanish Peaks. We have the great Parks
with their double and quadruple sur
roundings of the same character. They
are already known to be gridironed like
the hills about here with large, rich, gold
and silver bearing veins. Beside the pre-
cious metals we have the best iron ores
and coal in i~nexhaustible quantities, oil.
salt and sulphur springs, lead. copper, and
without doubt quicksilver. Wehave pas
toral and agricultural lands, timber.
water-power, blue skies and n healthy
climate, with the most imperial grandeur
and rugged variety of scenery-we have
the basis for a great State. In the natu-
raj order of things we shall become that
State-we cannot avoid it.-Bldck Hack
Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07

"SrRucE ILE."-We are in receipt OF
the Oil News and Mining Journal OF
Pit,sburg, so devoted to oil as to grease
our clothing. 1t says:
Petroleum bids fair to exceed eve
cotton in paying a large proportion Of the
national debt. The expense attending its
production is 50 triHing that the nation
profits from it more than from any mining
or railway operations. The income OF
S75,0 900 will not cost over 80, 10 900
in expenses. Gold, silver and coal mining
costs about sixty to seventy per cent. for
working expenses"
1t is an eight-page, handsomely gotten
up and printed sheet, and edited with
ability. For people interested in oil
stocks it would be invaluable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07

THREE thousand Sioux warriors are re-
ported congregating at Devils Lake.
Mimi, preparing to attack that post and
other points. Some trouble is also appre-
hended from the Chippewas. The mill
tary force of the district is about to be in
creased by a regiment of cavalry, which,
with the arsenal force, will secure the
frontier posts and settlements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07

THE Most Worthy Grand Sire of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows has
issued n proclamation, in view of the res
t~ora,ion of peace in the land, declaring
the unbroken unity of the Order, and pro-
claiming that there exists no hindrance to
| the establishment of the fraternal rela-
tions that formerly existed between all the
jurisdictions subordinate to the Grand
Lodge Of the United States. He invites
the brotherhood everywhere to unite in
the coming Grand Lodge Session at Balti-
more on the third Monday in next Sep
TENDER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07

FROM the Oil City News and Mining
Journal we observe that Pete Roleum
came down like a wolf on the fold He
staid there. In another article the paper
acknowledges with very bad grace that
Pete Roleum is in danger Of peter-ing out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07
Information Wanted.

THE WIFE AND FAMILY OF MR. URIAL
1 Spencer, Of Brooklyn, Long Island, are anx.
ious to obtain some information In regard 10 him.
He was In Washoe about four years ago, since
when nothing has been heard from him by his
family, who IRE In destitute circumstance. Any
one moving anything Of tho missing man will
confer q great favor on Instantly by addressing
MRS. A. l. SHUTE,
Ju30w 100 Fulton street, Brooklyn, LII.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07
CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Fine French Silk Mixed Suits......S2O 80
Dark Colored Fine Business Coats..12 90
Fine Scotch Plaid Cashmere Pants...7 90
Cashmere Pants 90
Extra Fine Cashmere Pants....-....7 90
Fine White Shirfs...--..-.--..-.....2 90
Elmo French Ribbed Cashmere PantS7 SO
Fine White All Linen Hankerchiefs,
per oo
Fine Fancy and Plain Velvet VestS.....3 so
Extra Good Cord'y Pants ...-.--....3 IS
States Made Shirts.-....--....-.-.....1 %
California Flannel Overshirts,"-......2 Is
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, ...-.....--2 90
Harrison Cashmere Pants, first quail.
ity, 20
Blue W
Full Nailed Boots,.....-".-......-....5 %
Home.Kn itted HE.Hose, per doz.....4 50
Best Quality Tnp-SoIo Boots,"-......6 90
Business Coats, w
Boys Hats, all colors.-...-..-.---.- 1 I'd
UndershIrts and Drawers, grcy and ~
white 81
Cotton HalE.Hose, per dozen.-........2 90
Working Oh
Blue Pilot 20
Fine Grey Suits 80
Cloth Caps, ass'd colorS-.--.-.."..-1 90
Wooden HE.Hose, perdozen..--"...-2 Is
French Calico Shirts.----""---....1 2j
Wings best quality tap-sole Boots....6 90
Fine Black Frock Coats...--.--....11 80
Fin Black Sack Coats --..-...-...11 30
Superior Black Doeskin Pants.--.....S so
English Pilot Jackets, first quality....S 10
Boys Pants I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07

II is stated that no pardons will be
granted to rebels unless they renounce all
right. title and interest in alave property
forever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07

THE ladies are going in for clubs. Poor
dears! how little they think how they are
putting their little ~tootsies into it" by try
ing TO place themselves on a club-footing.-
Punch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
That IN the Question!

T,HE pRopRIEToRS OF THE PACIFIC
i Museum Of Anatomy and Science" have de-
Dor the beaeat Of suffering humanity, four Of
their most interesting and instructive LEG
TURES on MARRIAGE. and Its disqualified.
tons: Nervous Debility, Premature Decline oil
Manhood indigestion, Weakness or Depression,
Loss of Energy and Vital Power, tho great Social
Evil. and those maladies that result from youth
full follies, excuses Of maturity, or Ignorance Of
Physiology and Natures Laws
These Invaluable Lectures have been the meanl
Of enllghtenInE and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt Of twenty-five
Cents In postage stamps, by addressing "eecre'
tary Pacific Museum Of Anatomy and Science,
Pine street. Ban Francisco" letter. 70 be esuI
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co. mhS up
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07


"ALh A'ND'
Steam Goods
oe'n'E'
Cha Pine.
Stoves,
Tin andI
-
CopPor
Ware,
horticultural EstpSentenfs, Rfc., Bfe.
-
GILL1G, MOTIF q CO.,
(F1reprooI brlcK nuiioht"'
IN. AVN rAvTOR
COfk'C avn
Virginia.
OFFER FOR SALE. AT Fl LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, Stoves I'm ana CoPPer
uy.- o nr- s,ock will bc found yery com.
"aie' ~ N
plete, having been carefully Selectod lot I'M" mar
ke1; IT,. s,,,,,,ro cour-,,s, n mari, oulv. Of our
stoeh'
ESQ y: Boiler Pin, Plate
S2'U M ~ !, SaVt.,,eeI' Blis,sr stesl, and Toe
iS' SSS f Ss t Gss P Plps' ! ft to- 3 in cas
% S SSS S sSssn EiG soI,,' aa al s GDup''ns';
10 &C. e aisss S 4 e.. w. ''N
200 Anvils and Vices.
BIaeksmiths' Tools;
,oo S So% Locks, Hinges, Butts;
K xHTS mud Fork. snoons.
Turpentinc
Bailing Wire and Rope;
w kess SaiIs' MI "E"
r,-u,,,,
STOVES! SHONHS:
VIZ OFFER FOR sALE, AT THE
1000 Cooking stoves 23A Parior s'oVe''
"oA ''''o"'
TIN and COPPER WARE.
,~,,Do1rvn ,rn op orp'ow N,NurAc-
L ture-a large Stock constantly on hand.
For sale low, by
~
"hhl
-
ID o o r s.
Windows q "indo" hli""''
w va1 4 :Iz,s, and At low rateS
MA, r.v,or ,,r.o,, Virgins.
TO RANCHMEN.
nor SALE
T Plows, BalIng Wire;
Axcs, shoyels, Spades;
Rope, etc, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07

Notice.
THE TAXES FOR THE TOWN OF GOLD
l. Hill, upon the proceeds Of the mines, are now
due and pay able for the Quarter ending March
81. 1865 ; and the laws 10 regard to their collec-
ton will be strictly enforced.
THOS. II. JOHNSON,
Marshal and Assessor.
DATED Luna L. 1868 inl6 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07
Soda Water, Soda Water.

Messrs. FLOOD & co.
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
n Trade of Storey county and vicinity that
they have commenced the manufacture Of q su.
perior article Of SODA, at their mandatory,
North C street, Virginia, near Mill 1t.
Our Soda Is of the best quality, and we will be
pleased TO accommodate the trade on living terms.
VI. FLOOD,
iu2 m T.. B. McCOURT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07

DIR. j. +. Gibbon.-This celebrated
physician has returned to San Francisco after an
| absence Of n year, during which time he has Wis.
tied the prominent hospitals in the United States,
England, Ireland, Scotland ana France. and hav.
ing carefully studied the different modes Of treat.
ment In these establishments. comes back with
full knowledge as 10 proper adoption Of them In
in the cfrecting Of cures here. lie has resumed
the practice Of his profession at No. 6f7 Kearny
street, where his old patients will find him, and
those who are suffering from ills which his prac'
tice will allow him to cure. His card will be
found in another column. myl5 I'm
DO not let your prejudice stand be-
tween your suffering child and the relief that will
be absolutely sure TO follow tho use Of Mrs.
wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t corrccts acid.
ity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
Che bowels. softens the gums, gives rest to the
mother and health 10 the child. Twenty five
cenis n bottle. Offices. 4S DEFY street, New York,
and 205 High Holborn, London. England. Jul9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-07
PIONEER QUARTZ Comply,
Silver City.

TTAyING LEASED MY INTEREST IN
IL the above Company TO J. 4. Todman, my
connection with the business OF the Company will
cease from this date. \. T.
Silver CITY, June /, 1865. Jug IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the SENATE yesterday after our report
closed
from the rolls of tae army unemployed Gene
rails, called up in the Senate yesterday, by Mr..
Wilson, was debated at considerable length,
and indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Sherman introduced q bill levying in
ternal duties upon tobacco. He said the bill
mad been prepared by the committee of internal
revenue. 1t was referred, and ordered TO be
printed.
The bill prov ides for tax of twenty cents
per pound on leaf tobacco, tobacco stems and
scraps, and OF thirty cents on tobacco known
as strips; requires all tobacco growers, en- or
before the first OF August, TO notify the assist
ant assessor of their respective districts OF the
number OF acres planted in tobacco, on pain OF
forfeit of $500 for each acre thus ignored, and
also, before its removal, when grown, to give
notice to the assistant assessor, who shall
cause it to be weighed, marked, branded and
numbered, the owners to pay the fees for such
service.
1t provides, further, that such tobacco may
be removed to a United States bonded ware
house, and withdrawn therefrom foi expor-
tation or manufacture without payment OF
duty, and prescribe3 fine OF five hundred dol
lars and imprisonment one year for tampering
with brands or marks. .- :. 80
Itrequires returns to be made OF all unrr,an-
ufsctnred tobacco on hand On the 1st Of July
Iext to tie assistant assessor. -
Unmanufactured tobacco may be removed
from place OF production. and producers or
mar ufacturers may establish bonded ware
houses, under regulations prescribed by the
commissioner OF internal revenue, and TOBACCO
may be Withdrawn from warehouse, man ufac-
tured and returned TO the W arehouse again, IN
der similarly prescribed regulations.
1t also provides duty on Cavendisn. plug
and twist, ten cents; on tobacco twisted by
hand. ten cents on smoking tobocco, with
stems in, and on fine cut shorts, I've cents; on
fine.e chewing tobacco, ten cents; on smoK.
ing tobacco made OF stems, i've cents: on snuH
flour, fifteen cents; on snuff not picked or
scented, If duty on leaf has been paid, nfteen
cents; on snuff prepared or picked, forty cents.
when no tax has been paid on leaf TOBACCO or
snuff flour of which it is made; on scraps OF
refuse of cigars. ave cents: on all cigars, ten
dollars per thousand; on cheroots or cigarettes,
in paper wrapper. sold for not over fifteen
dollars yer thousand, including tax, five dol
lars per thousand.
Tne Honse Joint resolution rendering thA
thanks of Oonfress to Major General Sherman
and his army. was passed without q dissent-
fhe Senate then wenttnto Exscuti We session,
and soon alter adjourned till Monday.
I'm THE HOUSE, yesterday 1ff,
The joint resolution OF the Senate proposing
an amendment OF the Constitution, to abolish
slavery, called up by Mr. Ashley, was spirit.
edly discussed by Messrs. Ashley, Orfh, Scho-
field. Brooks, and Chandler; pending which
the House adjourned. - Sa ~
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
HHPICB BALTIMORE OHIO RR. CO.,
" WASHINGTON, Dece a Der l5, 1884,

- - - - e - -
On and and after Sunday, December ls, 1864. P.sssn-
.fT . bs rnn 90 seTesn sO washington and Baltimore
W., TRAINS MoyING NORTH.
zlfss r Bssinsr, e5
wssnst sS
Phllsdelphi. SO P, N, New Yerk $50 Pm. No
No. 3-B.LTIMORE WESTERN TRAIN
sson. With
for the West, and Teaching Baltimore at 1000
No. 4-NEw YORK MAIL rRAIN-Le.vs Wash
~, Pbilsdelpbia a:37 P. NJ, New York 1000
No. 5--BALTIMOKE TRAIN AND WAY STA
Ing at Relay with Frederick train Arrive At Bal.
and
trair stops Bladensburs B, ltsville, Laurel aud
Annapolis Junction only
Rhfss n. York wPsH ss, SO
ing nes tsSP Me- York for r. North
.ad :, this tain .SieS Is nsd in esssssy ise b.
Government orders to insure the mails.
No. sn;BALTIMORE& HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave asnln gton o:4o P NJ and arrive st Bati-
No saaNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
p. M; stopping Al Re House for Western passen-
gers to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling.
Parkershsfs. and al points in the West Reaches
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be mada
with the Sis A. N. snd the 3 and 4:3OP NJ from
Washin gton. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
THE ONLY sgNPAy TRsPAs TRaIfs, FROM WARRINGTON
!; N; ssd : :. y, f1T RsltiSoTss and s;se r:s;
the P. n for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West. as well az to
Philadelphia, New York or Boston. can be ha1 at
the Station Ticket OF at all hours the day, as
we'll at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, betweea A and
6th streets.
BAGGAGE will be check ed at sll hours,-also for
threugn points, to save trouble and confusion st
the d. parture of the trains. - go
ALL PAssEN GERS. p h. ther soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested TO respect the
rules of the Line, estab1i,hed for the general ad
vantage such ss the keeping OF one or more cars
exclusyely ladies aud their attendants, and the
prev ention Of smoking in any but the smokers
ears and a so TO make cheerful COM pliaies
Iitk the decisions of the agents or conductors
rarard To cir seats, tickets etc.. eHpeei ally in
fb q SnTry OF starting the trains.
SMITH, Master of TRANSPORTATION.
L. H. COLE, General Ticket Agent. dec 20
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ADJUSTMENTS,

CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC }CAETERBURY HALL,l AND
b A L10ANTIRBURY HALLf tn HATIH
LOUISIANA AvKNUB, NEAR Srxru STREET,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
Also of the Varieties, New York, and Canterbury,
Alexandra, Va.
JOSH HART. Stage Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-07

.. s. pop. Quota \. c. pop. UuOt7.
26,5G0, ,G0G 500 0G0; e0,UGG' SU8=SO6 men required
II 3,Ol9 men is correct. then as 906' e0G00::
3,O1G 266, ,5fT-a population of 266.55 people
belonging 10 this District, IL these calculations
are right. l.. ID. w.
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Total interest due and not called for
az TINS date. .::.... ;......... ..........s2,700 o.
The interest falling due on the same
several kinds and amounts of stock
..r,
gregate. .,,...,,,,...,,., 4S75 63
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GROWERS THEATEK.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willard's Hotel.
SIXTH APPEARANCE
VI 'As nsn."1s Miss ASoS111a JONES.
wbo wiz give On this ocs ssion, by particular re-
SD''.' -. l' r'A LEAH.
THIS Saturday EVENING, January
the occasion of the sixth appearance c Miss
and Pictu1esque Drama in Five nsts hp Sv
Ia %nE FoRsAKEs.
GARCIA; or, THE LOVERS OF ORDEAL,
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC Avn
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
HOLIDAY WEEK
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT
sUPERABUNDANCE OF NOVELTIESl
FUN AND JoLLITY
Will reign supreme and drive dull care away.
Third Week of
MISS KATHLEEN O'NE1b,
in her Celebrated IrishE ccentricities
First Week. of
J. NJ MORTIMER,
the celebrated Banjo Soloit, Ethio plan deIinsator
First Week of
MONS. J. SPARKS,
the Wonder of the Nineteenth Century, in his
great feat of Light and Heavy Balancing
MILE MARZATTI and MONS ANTONIO.
in New Pantomimes and Ballets.
HUGH DOUGHERTY
and
DENNY GALLAGHER
in their never -tiring Ethiopian Delineations,
Last Week of
TIM HAYES,
the Champion Clog Dancer of America.
, MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY AND EyHRY
eATUHDAY. matt
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Ip Over s1,o00 600, worth Of sanitary sup-
plies have been placed In, the hands Of the sol-
diers, by the Cincinnati Branch, atan expense
OF Sie,GpO. = i
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'B NEW THEATER.
Tenth stSsSt obous Psnnstssonia ouenss.

GREAT BILL FOR
eATURpAY EVENING, January7
Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH and Miss AJJrR
GRAY In the Powerful Play from the Gsrman OF
THB ROBBERS.
produced with appropriate Scenery, oostumas
Music, and tt Q following '''
TNEQUALLLED CAST. -
CHARLES DeMOOR. ...MrJ MclTTIIOTIaH
Count D. Moor or-..........-..-..Mr ii Phillips
a
SPeesloer8 Mr. Nolan
EN'tLer-. MT II A EmersOn
Herman. ........-..-....---........M = ReiIIev
fchufferle-. .--.--.............-...M Mr. q Has,
Aoila .--........--.-.....Mr O Warwick
GYlMtn. .........-.-..........M Mr. J Matthews
FMmap .."........----..... ............ Evans
MONDAY.MR EDWIN FORREST in his Il C G1s.t hat
Character of MACBETH - 1 @ioA'
MIR. F0KEEST'S Nishts -Mondav r,asds,
KedneadaY. Thnrsday And Frid.u - 0.o's
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rT,REASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF :HE CpRREAoY.
WASHINGTON December 81. 1854.
Whereas, by salts actery cyiiec ce presented to
n, NntierSl Bank et (%nimerc,, Of GsorsstorH in
The CRY Of Georseso,rn, in the county OF WaSh.nz
tan and Disrttt Of Columbia, has been duly OF
eanizrd unG pr and according 10 the requirements
of th act Of Congsess entitled An Ma act to P5oT,da
States bonds and to provide for the circnlstian
aud redemption th.rsaf;n, approved June 3 3 Is Is
act REQUIRED to be complied with before com
mencins ,he business of banking undar said asf
of the Currencv. do hereby certify thst Ias
Naticna! Bank Of C3mm.r.s Of e.'rs5,o@s sn. @ IN the
sn1 Dfst1fct of Columbia is authorized tn com.
mence the bu,iness of banking under the act
eforesaio. :.
In testirasby whereof, witness my hand and seal
oil onice this lhirty trst dsv OF n5c.n.sr i8Si
ian > af CompfrnIler of the Currney.
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Also, viii be introduced
THE HORNED QUA9GA,
THE HORN 1D QUAGG A.
The HORNED QUAG9A,
THE HORNED QUA64A,
tCABOTHANNY.)

a,%nrsd In the wilds OF South Africa, and the
only one Of its seecies ever broSeht to this conn
sysr m n, this OF assieuous attention and danger
nus L. nor By Mr. Charles Coyelli. -
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ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
"A Office 5I4 Pa. ArenRe, WdshtHFton, ID. c.
GREAT EASTERN. NORTHERN. AND WEST
ERIN EXPRESS FORWARDERs.
MERCHANDISE. MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU
ABLES, NOTES, STOCKS. BONDS. &c,
Forwarded With SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
aeceesible sections o. the country. This Company
NORTH, EAST. WEST AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal ofiees are
WARRINGTON c., NEW YORK. BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CINNATI, sT. Lou II, LOUIS
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lisss fSrssrding to the CANADAs and II the
10 LIVERPOOL SOUTHAMPTON and HAFRE,
and thence by European expresses 70 al! prominent
commercial towns in Great Britain and she Conti-
Collection of NOTES. DRAFTS and BILLS made
st all access Bile partS Of the Bnited States.
te Is c. @. DUNN, Agent, Washington, ID. @.
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DHILADELPHIA STEAMERS.
New IIeress Line, seni vsskly between PHIL
ADELPHIA ard ALEXANDRIA, -
WAsHINGTON and GEORGE .ERG
ste.mers Sfsyaower, Philadelphia and George
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT
CRDAYS from No. Ii North Wharves, Philadel-
rhis and No. SO Water street, between Congress
and High, Georgetown.
FOR frsisht apply to ,o1~ y,noor
No 50 Water street, GeOre etoMn.
Agent In Philadelphia, VIM. P. CLYDE. IA
North Wherves. no
Agents in AleXandria, fLOWAhc q nOHEN
No. King 81. ANoU