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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-15

AND
SHIPPERS Of SILVER BULLION
ARE ADVISED TO MAKE NO CON
r IA b.V 5aSi t Ss S sf HpPns. "a
"RAsr FREIGHT AND EXPRESS CO."
VIII b. prepared on and after that date to carry
and insure at price not 70 exceed twelve ana
half {I2i) cents per pound gross weight.
Heavy Freight TO virEini1 at EtRnt
Gents per Pound!
Which /, cheaper than II sent by slow teams.
las. McWILLLANIS,
feo4 mi, PRECEDENT F. F. and Ex. Co.
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GenernI Officers,

More than once we have been asked
whether the number of general officers in
our army is proportionably greater or less
than that in the military forces of Eng
land. We reply that our want Of general
officers is about equivalent to the supera-
bundance of them in England. The sta
tistics of our own force are to he found in
the army list, and need not be crowded
in here. The British statistics on the
particular point in question may be of in
terest, and we, therefore, subjoin them.
The entire British army, employed at
home and in the Colonies (Which now in
clude the East Ind,es) amounts to 220,9lS
men-artillery, cavalry and infantry
maintained, in "these piping times of
peace" at a yearly cost of f74,000,OO0.
Ofthese about one-fourth, or from forty
three to fifty thousand are quartered In
Great Britain and Ireland. Let US see
how this force, actually less than Penn
sylvania could readily raise on an emer-
gercency, is Differed: In October, 1862,
the date of the latest British Army List in
our possession, there were Field Mar
shals, &c full Generals, LOG Lieutenant
OenGrdlS, dHO oV NCASAoAS OAA 1000
nav, 10 Generals and 1873 Major Generals
on unattached pay Of % shillings sterling
per day, 6 full Generals, % Lieutenant
Generals, "a Major Generals, and 10 Brig
adler Generals. having local, temporary
and honorary rank-making total of
sos Generals in the British army of 22o,-
slS of all arms. or one General to every
365 men, officers included.
Contrast this with the positive want OF
Generals in our army, where, in many in
stances, Colonies and Lieutenant Colonies
have to command Divisions in the field,
and the difference will be surprising. If
it be asked why has England so many OF
these officers of high rank-there also
being 500 full Colonies, each OF whom
may hope to become General. IT ne sur
vive long enough-the ready reply is that
the army and navy are held there as es-
adjustments, out of which the sons OF the
aristncracy, the governing class, can be
maintained, from the moment they leave
school, out of money annually raised by
heavy taxation from the industrial classes.
who constantly toll, and are barely able
to keep the wolf from their own door.
ANY one can see at glance how differ
ent the British system is from ours, and
we shall not insult their common sense by
suggesting which is best.-Pha. Press. i.
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Committee of Arrangements.
Cant D ] Oullahan, Capt Thos G Murphy,
II O'Connen, James Hendrehan,
+ McCann - Carroll
Invitation Committee.
GOLD HILL.
Hon JB Winters, Lima Colboth,
Hon ,Tohp II Mills, John Carley,
Hon VIM N Hall, Mcclellan,
Wsrt;n O'Reilly, ] W Wright,
NJ Fitzpatrick Dononue'
Richard Canes, penhs Leary'
Valentine Butch, John McCurdy,
Iobn NcCue, ThOs Neville,
YIN T.oypd Th0s Carroll,
M Mccarthy. John McMahon'
Tohn Glevey, Peter O'Connor,
Pr Splane, Hon w NJ Bishop
Henry McGinn, Flood,
Thomas Campbell, H G Maynard,
Iobn McOuade, Bail,
Peter Peter Doyle, Bernard Quigs,
Joseph D BinnS, Mack DAILY,
John Mccarthy John 1onohue'
J J Hays, mm heiey'
William LOBBY McLeon'
.Iacob j Schafer, Geo Aylesworth,
Judge Robinson, VIM Began.
Hovert, Fesey'
NJ Boyle,
Hon Pembroke Murry, A Peasley,
Hon J D MeRgher. Tim Cronin,
Frank Hughes, John Doyle,
+ Monott n Callighun,
WIN WOODBURY., Francis o. Neil
p Mccall, Alexander Burke;
Thomas Flannary, Hugh Kelley,
Joseph Cummings, Pat McCourt,
P S 0'Relley, Pat Lnnnan,
James Malone, JP Galhgner'
Thos PreuderYille, Capt John Cahill,
Capt Jos X Plunkett, Lieut. O'TooL..
NJ DAILY,
AMERICAN CITY.
Hon f Patten, John Flannery,
Hon NJ Burns, Russell,
II H Brown. John Corcoran
SILVER CITY.
Jos McEvily, Jos Trench,
Capt Terry, N Reese.
DOWNTOWN.
John McConc. Dennis oLsary,
Jos Ryan, Daniel Carroll.
DAYTON.
VIM Martin, n McDermott,
D Reedy, Chas Quinn
d Murphy, VIM Rielley,
John Leary. AcMahan'
Thos Sha, Judge Reynolds,
John Hundley, Judge Hayden.
Reception ComInitteoi
Capt a Plunket, o'ConnsL'
+ Splan Z Mccain,
w Ward, Vim Began.
JP McKenna.
Floor Managers:
Cant Oullahan, Capt 0'Rielley,
Cant Jobu Cahill, Lieut. OTool,
Jas Hanrahan, Donoghus,
Mr. Mulurkey, Mr Carroll,
Frank Hughes.
Floor Diroctor......Capt. Thos. G. Murphy
TICKETS, dncluding suppsr).......-.-S5 90
foo I'd
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARRANG EMENTS
-F0R-
THE LIB II ALTON
ST. PATRICK'S D A Y.
ARRANGEMENTs

U1HE IRISH ASSOCIATIONS, INCLUDING
! the Emmett Guard and such citizens as may
desire TO participate will form on street. south
of and right resting on Taylor street, at ct o'clock
A NJ and proceed 10 the Catholic Church.
The other Military Companies, Firemen, City
and County Officers and all others taking part IN
the Procession will! form precisely at III O'Clock
A. NJ, on street. the right resting on the north
si1e Of Sutton avenue where they will be Joined
6y the Emmett Guard and other Irish Associations
from the Church the formation being in two Di-
visions and in the following order:
First Division.
Metropolitan Brass Band;
Emmett Guard, Captain Plunketti
E lsworth Zouaves, Captain Flatteryi
Chief aud sSistant Engineers, President and Sec
rotary of the Fire Department;
Board of Delegates of Fire Department.
Virginia Fire Department in order Of seniority
Orator. President of the Day. Chaplain and Poet,
in carriages;
Mayor and Board of Aldermen, In carriages;
County Officers, in carriages.
Second Division.
Band
Citizens, Gold Hill;
Fenian Brotherhood;
Irish American Benevolent Society;
Citizens, on foot;
Citizens, in carriages;
Citizens on horseback.
ESs The Procession. preceded by the Grand
Marshal, will marrh through street to the ASH
land House, on the Divide, where the Delegation
from Gold Hill will be received; thence viii
countermarch down c street to Carson; up Gar
son to B; along B IL sutton avenue; down SUI,
ton avenue to ID street. and along d 10 Magnlre
Opera House, where the Exercises will be con,
Quoted in the following order: ~,
l. Introductory Remarks by the President W.
J. Stephens
?. Poem, by Joseph 4. Goodman.
g. Music. Band.
4. Grafton. by William WOODBURY..
s. Music, Band.
6. Dismissal.
fYP The following gentlemen have been aP'
pointed Aids to the Grand Marshal: n: ):
O'Reilly Sam. r. Curtis, John E. Doyl', NJ. FLOOD
and NJ McCluskey.
The Irishmen OF Virginia respectfully invite all
their fellow citizens to participate WIN them IN
the'CelebratoR.
The Grand Marshal will be desig' tted by
Green Scarf, and the Aids by Green ''carf with
Red, White and Blue ROsettes.
Strict punctuality as to time Is especially re-
quested. +. H. LANSAN,
mhl3 I'd NTanu hdiha.
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GRAND BALL.

WusIu Wy WobAVPVhSsA O N
Committee Of Arrangements.
Hon N w winton, PMcCourt,
VIM Davidson, Walter,
n Meyer, John Dohle.
Invitation Committee.
VIRGINIA.
HonP Murray. Hon w H Clagett,
LBRoe, Hon Chas A Sumner
Ike Batcman, Hon VIM Cutter,
AC Corytn Hon JAS Bnlan.
lie Cramer Hon Erastus Bond,
Thos Parker, Hon DIR Bien.
CM Cornell. Hon John Leavltt
no Addison. Hon r II Young,
Chas Wilson, Hon JACOB Smith;
H McDougall, John Gillig,
Peter Larkin, Geo Jones,
Riff Williams, Louis teusleT.
Ben Balou, BLACK,
James Brown, James Root,
Thos PeaslPy, Grove Adams,
VIM Warnock, James Malone.
Hugh Kelly, John A Collins,
Frank Hallowel, John Moch,
Louis Wardle, NJ Burke,
IE Brokaw L Sherman,
NJ Mccarthy, Michael Flood,
VIM NcIptoHb. JCClark,
Richard Paddock, James Malion,
Chss II Fish. VIM WOODBURY.,
George Collins, Marx Bryan
w B Perry, Michael Bride,
NJ Never, Chas Bonner,
Sam Rosener, David BLOCK
Augustus Ash, A Hrschman,
Geo Westfall, WIN Welch'
RN Graves, John Adams,
EW Noonan. TO Taylor,
Marco Medin, ChaS Peck,
J P Smith, John Skae,
Geo Lewis, ' Milatovlcn'
Geo Ogden, + Schloss,
DR. Spalding, Pat Lynch,
j T Goodman, John Church,
James Cummings, H D smith,
Harvey Beckwith, As DIN,
Peter Robson, James Morgan,
MAdams, John Spring,
whitman.
GOLD HILL.
Hon B Winter, Hon 8 A Kellogg
Hon Fl Mills, Hon Iozer'
Hon w w Bishop. Hon l. greeley
VIII II Lee, " Haze,
Homer S King. EA Gamble,
NAH Ball. Paul,
Busch Vim Fl Began,
Chas Forman. &c Corey,
Hart ChRs Z Olney.
NJ Frankenheimer, Korn;
WT0'Neil, Capt kiiey'
John Livingston, VIM n1h'
Hon Judge Hall
ReceDtion COMMITTEE
Chas B Mccarthy, sam EXTRAORDINARY
John Cullen, PH
James Phelan. joel SaiuHe''
Floor Managers:
Ben F Leckey, Gnas C C
Robt Cochran. n"s Tay'
VIM Weir, Jacoo oung, IT,
Frank Hughes, lneoaorn naIe
Floor Director -.-.HUUh hhh
r Tho BALL will open with Grand Fire
menSs March At precisely half past O'Clock.
'''e" ALI ~ ' [fe24 tdl
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Notice.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED To THE late
"A firm of K0RN BROS, will lease come
forward and settle Immediately Til 50 having
claims against said firm will please p sent them
to Moses Korn, who is authorized It. settle the
same. KORS BROS.
YHaving sold to II. BARMAN & co. our
stock of Goods and entire business, we would 30.
licit for them continuation of the patronage
heretofore extended to the undersigned
KORN BROS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-15

A splendid Brass Band has been Sc
2 cured, and this being the first occasion
~ of a ST. Patrick's Ball at Gold Hill, the
EiS managers pledge themselves to do all
MAB in their power to make It a grand sue.
-. ond nlpasant TO all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-15

To Builders and Contractors.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the TOWN
| of Gold Hill will receive sealed proposals up
10 the 25th inst, for the erection OF Bull ing
for the Fire Department, according to the plan
and specifications TO be seen at the Clerks Once
1.-TWO doors below Wells, Fargo & Coz, payment
to be made in Town Bonds.
mhi@td v. BUTsCH, Clerk.
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the result of 1900 pounds of rock, crushed
from the Rothschild's ledge. Truckee Dist.
The bar weighs l07 ounces, containing
S4S 81 in gold and silver, the rest about
two-thirds of the total weight, is lead.
This is very good, considering that the
rock was taken from the groupings.
A RICH SPECIMEN IS on exhi-
bition at the office of the Belcher company
one of the finest specimens of ore we have
ever seen. 1t weighs about four pounds.
and is estimated to contain at least $50 in
GOLD. besides being almost wholly OF sui
9hnrets of silver. The Belcher is turning
out finely. and is taking front rank
among our paying mines.
B.poEs.-Dale S Co.. South C street.
Virginia, have to-day received a large lot
of beautiful badges for st. Patrick's Day,
They are appropriately engraved, and
only cost twenty-five cents. Every one
should buy one who is descendant OF the
worthy old Saint.
RETAIL GRocERs can find at the store
of 4. u. Sheath, South Z street, VIZ
GINA. the finest stock of groceries a.
wholesale this side the Sierras. Mr.. Ed
wards, the agent, will sell at the Lowest
market rates.
TRMPERANcE.-Thec ause is rapidly ad.
-vancIng in Virginia, and regular meetings
are being held weekly. We trust that thu
projectors Of this humane enterprise vii
, not weary in well doing.
Dox'r forget the ball of Young Americ'
Engine Co., No. 2. which comes of tn.
evening, at the Music Hall, Virginia city
A splendid time may be expected.
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CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rally !! Every One !! ]!

Rally I! Every One !!
7 EFT 1T BE CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD,
- without doubt, that f. HARRIS. the popu'
lar Clotbier OIL Gold Hill, is selling out his large
and extensive stock In trade
AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES!
Merchants throughout the country are invited
to give him a call II they want to get cheap and
fine goods, Of the latest style.
Single suits will be sold to private customers for
THIRTY DAYS ONLY!
All you Gents who want to replenish your
wardrobe at low figure, don't lose this opportu'
nifty.
SY'The Fixtures and Good Will Of the Store
will be sold at bargain
Apply to
Il. HARRIs,
Gold HiII...Next to Evening News once.
Blue .---.--.-.-------.----...---3 W
Rest California 10 lbs. Blankets..--..S 90
Beaver Double Over. Coats, good quail.
...--------------.-..-----l9 w
General HoEan's ZOuave Caps.--.......1 30
Very Heavy Knit Neck COmfOrtcrS..-1 SO
200 prs Fine French Calf Boots......S5 90
Our Best Nailed Boots, per pair-.....-S 90
n ne' . n,,.,.-- and C..,. -,
Home-hnitteu socA1' per u"A'''''''1 w
shakershlrts and Drawers, first quail.
NoiIed Boots. 90
p., u,,. IS
-.
Velvet ....----......---.----....'---a 90
c.,,forr,o Flannel Oyer.hIrts,.....225
Grey Overshirts. ............-.--.........-17 IS
Underxhirts and Drawers, grey and
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. PATRICK'S BALL.

A GRAND BALL
VIII be given in Armory Hall, in Gold Hill,
On FRIDAY EVENING, March II, 1865,
FOR THE
Beueat OF 81. Patrick'u Church.
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a, s 50, 1853 at si2 rs: re a. 81 90 $50 at $40 80; $50
at 80 81 $50 at IS 49, 100 at SO So 22 ~ ~; ITO at VI
bs 20 head ,oid at E25 each extra large fat sheep

., ala 50, 1853 AZ Al2 rs; lre at 81 90 $50 &10 So $50
At - ST. $50 at IS rs; 100 SO So 2a 81 70 ITO 81
Ibs 40 head sold at 5 each extra large tat sheep
suEEP DGovERs AT RRowNIS9s
rro,, E,v.Tork-(ook Hayward 20l; j. =. Lawton.
co., A. g. Archer 100; Sweet Williams 1875; j. stoIns ssi
]. Tfebilcox, $50; Abraham bescl errr, S' .,r
From MISUNDERSTANDING u DoimaD vi AOpot q ish'
PCS. o,.,
From ew.Jersey-Peer g. Bells IS; Andrew Robbins,
IS: D. Kent, %; W. J. Larson, 20.
From Canada--J. Mcintosh 3H.
sHEFP RgcsIvt D AT o'BRIpSs ,oo. n
From New.York-s. Curtis 1896 2. J. Miller, %i ~
Brandt %; X. c. Wbipplc l7B; n Thompson zS . L T.
Underhi 90; w D. Thpp l03 N Lasher w. r
i2g ~ E. Williams 80; Wm. Barton, 22; Hitchcock 20,
s6l.
From Obo--A Glett SIG.
From Csnada-A. Giliett. -
Receipts by Railroad to wit; Hudson River Kaifoai'
87O Erie Railroad 337; New-Jersey Centrai hm"oau'
1873 Total. 2,8l5. 49, 4, 4,
Broker, report the following quotations. Weste, conte
HOGS ~ H. la &c. live weight. md Tl0rc dead weight
Didleyf,d Hogs, y 10, l3ia4 live weight, ana Ia"
AGer report OF Hog Haske last Tuesday, there was,
for rio b. c. Of the week almost nominal trade The ar
rivals did ever two cars er day when were
cha ed as Us iuo the pens, and this state OF an
exists time when twenty day could BE- disposed Oh
as easily ID two There has not been during the last ten
yrars when so lew hogs arrived % Tor inc past n'ecn
dsy4 nor even midsummer. The principal canse !. the d
fciy oftrns poBtion there being good many head re-
p,ri "a as detained on the way - =,
The weather ha. been all that could be desired Tor packing
puposes aud demand good the only impeachment to brisk
benr the want Western Dr-ssed continue 20
along freely and find ready sale IRON io 70 c Inc
on hog. on today lot Of 800 head al tIery fed or
bid of slc lot Corn Hogs In good s averaging ia
n~ighborbood of 290 ib would sell quick TINS morning at
lslc. which figure Is the top. 80
Ordinary and medium lots would brng from lic. to l45c.
Arrival. for wees mount tO................''. Z.lo
Corresponding week lai r................. o2sI
Corresponding week preceding year'...''.''''' HV'o
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Arrived.

Steamship Genera sherman Terry, Fort hoysl In ballast
c. irswold Passed the cotton hcet OF Hatterls, on
morning Of 10th inst. 49, =,
Steamship ocean Queen. Wcr Aspinwai, md'e. and pass,
u. u. Allen. -, =,
steam, dip Beaufort Steele, Bawore, days. mdsc, Mer
rtt Wslcot.
Steamship George Appod new, Howes, Bsltimore dys
md,r & " Pefvic j. Intended 20 ply between this port
rad baltimore account OF the Baltimore aid Ohio Railroad
Company. a.,
steamer Pawnce O.. g.. -, Ph.lsdelphil. q hours
steamer yand.k cuttet tsunce. or' Royal 81
inst the convoy lug steamers to the dee with SLer
mans cotton. $500
Ship G. c. Duncan Berry cork Dec li udse. C.Danear
Go.
Bark ynmmi of Nassau Johnson. sssua days, sugar
Wnydel Go.
Brig Rolling Wave ot Fall River, Collins, New Orleans =
lay.. rn,iso., J. r.. Ward Co.
Big Ocean Belle Morton New Orleans. 30 days, cotton
hides &C. C. C. Duncan Co. Has heeu p days y. of Hat
teras with succession of W. NV. end NV. Gales al
cbo outside Of Sandy Hook night Of nh Inst he crew
are ~ badly ffosthit'en.
MlND--At Sunset. - w
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Pn.&rnYcrs Arrived.

In steamship Ocean Queen, fr3ni Aspnwll-Edwsrd Dan
bury Mr. aud Mira J. Didrth,urr eli a.. nuEsc. - Hin
~ an William Oates W Waidinghsn, l.. Mel. Biliwin y
: Bennst Judge p kii.ns ie aud children Mn. J.
81 Carer snd children, Mr.. 'ni Mrs. A. r Head 4. =.
Hamilton +. D. Dorsey Nj sud Mr. John q. ilod-, ci ~
sud nurse Mr. T.. VI. faHon child sd nurse c. ron Il.
o. Doys G-orso Nctreuny james street, Mr AMI NJ :.
Asrx truberh sl-ier and Children NJ Ro.. Coop Mr..
Jane. Da. M. D. Wood ;.r ard SIS. Il. u. Sci d,
Nj I'D MIS- J. II. ID. Hendrr.u Capt.. G. Suyln ~,
Mr.. H. Hafiee J. W Iicndy, j. Luce. lno. tnors 8
j. e. Meyer W. y. Tomlnson l.. Beraari, Mr. aud " = y
Fellows. Nm, John NcCrei.b. MI ava Nh James T. Rysn.
GOV. ". Pickering John Latenan {. Wood W. NcCeryy,
q. h.. Trug, w. NcQHla- L. o. Ne.us, Mr.. ~ Lambert,
Mr.. jniia Lewis aud children, samuel Clak w l. Neat
ing J. ". Maynard j. " toGr Mrs Frances Gnyon, Leon
ki.c MIR and Mrs. Luckey and cid. n. sehech. D. Is
Taylor H. T. Allen. Jane. Natiy J. d. ameroD. = Castle.
o. r. Dennis j. q. Bakcr " Conuoiy, H. w u. Smoniou.
Daniel Edzrr H. J Holmes John Wooicck, John PeIkn,,
T. e. L.dd jams Boti0mey, w. H. Mood, T. Deanr, e.
G. Van Peter Theodore Jameson Il. Coin T BAXTER L. Nc
Morris, j. Whom c. w King = w Creaghi Mrs. Marley.
" W Jameson 81 aud Mr.. Foster. r. Z. Law. l.. Meyer,
NJ Moorn.r, T. Aroeums. u. Btrues. 4 = Hors, Jsmes
NcSuty. 4 ifovIn. g. Canl r. Moskrr john smith John
Spice " lisln Graf :. T.. Young william Jacobs HLynlh,
h. Garland Charles Tracy, and IS IN the s,ecrase
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Frpr IN sIxTu.AvEyrE.-The stock of dry goods I

FIRE IN SIxTH.AvESU E.--The stock of dry goods
Ia the show window OF sTs Pollock B.ehani No. 45j
sixth ave-, dana ed by Ere and wafer on Tuefdsy
morning TO tho amour, Of jon insured fer $1,000 in tie
Home aud Conmercia tompani.s Tn. ire clnscd BY
the carresnrss Of WHO were engaged In 5s'
pairing tie gaspipes IA the window
NEW IISE or OCEAN STTAHERs.-On April 8
the hrst II a new line of between Boston
and Lisctpool will b. Dispatched By Me-srs. Warren
Go. Tie names 81 the ysssels viii oe the Fro
poni, Tellespon'. Gambia. ard Paramount. They arc
iron ,Lips 800 and go horse EACH aud
will csrry p,ssuger wei cbn passengers aud
freight. The trips viii be iottni.hty.
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING
From tn. POLICE GAZETTE of Feb. Ii,

"STIRRING UP NEST OF NERMIS"
"OLD PAPERs-Ow readers viii have noticed Oy our "a
v.,ti.iuy Columns, that AesTs. stOcA"el Emerson are
nIpont the most rrns mefchaps IN tins city lucy
h,vs shared neither puns cNpens 10 MAKE th"n
ysv i've anil thoroughly have they snccoeded thss
oy have -tirred neat Of Nesmn "o az 20 tSns
NV hir aors IN order take udyBu OF Their tn't pS
nose iueu have Oca ted themselves IN the same street
IL hee cold be object on VI hey pursued egilHnso
method Of tr sactius their bnsns bit such i nor we c'
H,uy too y, urons advertise tor custom. and having ".
tr sense devise business paus 4 trrt own my ~
~ ,- mean cunning foS and seek 20 appIoPE-so,S
th,ns yrs the business built up ~ 500 s~eu Eheson,
10 occou plsh this they adopt the iaoics'i tue
I'M Chrherist end DE IN Wuit for Hose eent'ch -.
era and hen hry tine way 70 th'h so'i -
waypy lin, and BY gentle i9rc' ana py pois, ce rs
JS,'r nri,. than StocAwr'l Emsron they ihouve W
iJeal 10 SCI. 20 them. Now would warn people hos
~ M. deceived nv these Contemplate tricks bat 10 csrl
,drc,lv 10 s,ockwril Emerson who viii gay lhr,o
H. ~ hes, mice and not cheat thon ~ wesns ~
these pies who TINS seeA 70 t-ae oH ''As' "'"
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid fer o.a SS w.
pers Pamphlets. Books, and Waste Taper oil ever! "sF
ton. . .,,,,.,..,,, - az ,,ns, n
. - Zone door west OF Nassau u
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY oP

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEw.YoRK
Nos ~ AND 30 PISE-sT.,
Depository AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATS,
Have for sale. ready for delivery
UYnED STATES = $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible. o, maturity. into $40 GoLD. BRAEISG
BONDS.
Aiso
UNITED STATES 1910 BoSDs
UNITED STATES $50 BoNDs,
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend 10 other business with the Government
p. G. CALHOUN. President.
i. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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BORT War0cns' Notice.

STATE oF NYw-YoRN
PoRr-WARDFss OFFICE ~. lOl Nallst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
s.ctlon Of the act posed Apri H. 1885, entitled IA
Act 10 eosanse the Wariens' Oco OF the Port OF New
Nork 60 Al persons interested . having charge o. the
subjrct such inquiry, examination or survey thAt
wes}c, and lba, the id Surveys % examinations VIII be