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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-09
Dissolution.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Association known as the "PIOEEER
FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION" OF Gold Hill. il
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. All debts
due INC Assoelauon will DO paid 70 BOOTH &
PRESCOTT, who have this day purchased all
The firht. titlc and interest Of said Association In
sndto ths ZANE, a. well a. In and 10 oil the prop.
erty belonging 70 sAid ASsoelAtion md said
BOOTH &PKEsc0Trn re alone authorized to
receive. collect and receipt tor SAID debts, and all
debts due by said ASsoctauop VII % PAID oy
A.. J. TYRRTLL,
H. G. ANDERSON.
o. -b J.. F. KELLY,
.ha q 49, J. RBEDER, ~-
B. D. SIMPSON.
BOOTH 4 PRESCOTT.
m. FOUNDRY BUSINESS will b carried
on by us At the Pioneer To11dry. under the man.
~ BOOTH & PRESCOTT.
N B-All person. who have any demands
whatsoever against the Association, are requested
20 present them within Ten Days. or they Will
mot he allowed. BOOTH.& PRESCOTT.
Gold Hill. February 10. 1855 fel3a
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DIR. TOZERN

"'''y q Lofs' hosRaas; LonaS" E'SMf
last Tire Years ii" San
rraHeiseo.
-
II. TO RH
EXPERIENCES Is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
alleled success In the treatment OF all those diseases
generally known rs
venercal or Chronic. .s...
tis impossible here TO mention all the diseases
with which ne u familiar; some perhaps VIII not be
~>tructIve TO mankind Is Seit.AhnS-. The brain being
sons sSas N ,ns i i viii h "a. s snSm. Ss:,e nOm SS'' OF ,h he
symptoms, 10 that tho>a AFFLICTED may be able to
~ ~ sJr,r. IN ,i NJ ;Sa-.s, s.yIrs ,hpn,s ~" !
,scsha =, y, ~ ..ueS .ne.eos shm..s InennssiSes =
2,S. PAIN IN me Limb, AMI Back, Palpitation OF the
h ,ysr.;o I'e M GsS,s 81 s sns LIMBS , hsnaaS ,Ss,, and ~ an an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-09

Fresh Carson LRGer. /
Esps cool and nice in . stone esllor. All drinks
and sIGafs al ~ La cents. r aeL
Thspablis are Invited to ssn. mrla
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-09
ORDINANCE NO. ~.

An Act for the Drainage OF Cerfain
Town Lots and the lmprovements
thereon, sitaated, lying and beinS
within b Corporate Limifs Of b
Town Of Gold Hill, and on the Rast
thereon.
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DR., GIBBONS ADVERTISEMENT.
TO THE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES!!
DIR, Gibbons DiSpensary,

en- KEARNY STREET.
U1I near Commercial. San
Francisco established In 1854.
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such as
Gonorrhea, elect, Structure,
syphilis in all It's forms. semi.
nal Weakness. Impotcncy,
etc. Skin Diseases Cof years
standing) and liberated Legs
successfully treated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-09

ENTRANCE on Kearny street., An letters through
tne Fost once or Express should be Eddressed to
80 DR.. CHAS. q. T0ZER,
WON ~ Asoan FRANCHISE. Cal.
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UHIS SALOON,

I've Desrs above the Eclipse STABLES,
GOLD HILL.
A LWAYS ON HAND. THE BEST WINES.
n Brandles. whhkiss, Gin Old Tom. cordini,.
Cigars, and best Of all.
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DIR. CHAS. III. TOZER'S
PRIVATE

v. T.. Cor. jackson md Kenruy ats.
SAN FRANCISCAN,
The Grea, Erdiied,Or Of Special Complaints. for.
n,yiy Of Locks Hospital. London Ei2Af
Years an Sderdmeafo. and the 80
last Three Years az San
FraHeiseo.
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. 1REMEMBER.H
DR.. Chas. III. TOzer's Institute

Isatthe northeast corner or
and .Ke9rpI streets, San Frau
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| year nom tell 10 ulteon tuOu0nQ QOiIntt, WIN !
large annual increase thereafter. and that at an
early day the Interest from the proceeds OF this tax,
and nom other sources OF revenue, would enable
the Board OF Regents 70 establish this branch Or ths
a very short time. The section Se) referred TO above
OF the Constitution. Is In the following language, to
"The Legislature shall provldeA special tax Of one
half OF one mill on the dollar Of all taxable property
Of the State. In addition 10 the other mean. pro
yidsd for tae support ,nd maintenance OF "'d Uni
above owe were 'I Coupled with DE word Gn,y.Hi,y 70
make It appear msnifs.,Iy clear ,aa! the ~! En,y In,.G.
lion ,Ss p ~ sss sS 81 ,Sis XII mil tax. VIII more clearly
appear ~ @,sfeEsnss 70 seton Ms I: 81 r 1ss E - soiiSS.l
'"TSs Board Of REGENTS shall, nom q. inssre..
aecruing nom me nrit iana, MI y inmsdii.tsiy nrs.n,
,,s and maintain the said Mining Department lnf
! the University In such manner IS 10 make II the
most effective ana ns !, :np.or, "a mv mind IA h.
,o prSm tes ana ISft SiDains on he Board o. Reycnt; that
The internal mt acerulng nom the STATE fund must
snnnNiIy among the several counties In the State
ssr the support OF Public Schools, AZ section lst OF
the School Law provides. however important, that
SS!sst y NJ, K. S s.i. ne 81 q ~ pgTFs 4Sss.sos y II 'I Iss sns { E.g.
cWItur.i and Mechanical College, n see section IL
q the law creating that i%PGrt.st branch Of ,he
Tec,iy iniinatss. but 70 organize and maintain the
MIninr Department OF the University.
= srrrE4 nIxINo scHooL -~y,.srg-a
The Importance Of . well conducted Mining Col.
| leFe, under the management and tuition OF the
| Tlssst and most practical and scientific minds ofthe
age; that shall pas constantly In review before the
student, thu. various observations OF the pick and
shovel, Mining Engineers, BIOLOGISTS Chemists,
Mincralogtsts and mill men. Of the present and pre-
yIousgenerAtions In our wi and other countries, TO
be located here In the midst OF the most extensive
mining operations II ithe world, 10 too apparent 70
require argument or Illustration. Foreigner, favored
with Q scientific and mining educa ton. possess great
advantage oyer our own people, OF equal or superior
natural capacities AschooI OF this character would
soon bring. not only our mines under the MANAGE
nlent or Arnerfcans-of those who love our eountfy.
and synpathiIe with her alike. both In the hour OF
her humility and her glory-but Il would add many
milllonst to tho wealth Of our State.
TIE REVENUE Law OBJECTIVE, Al xEoARps fHE
'F' SCHOOL ruSp.
! THERE'S another matter connected, with nv "haii,
pill tax IN which the Revenue law % the last
Legislature Il, I think, essentially defective. .II
Section ! Of Article x Of the Constitution, on uxa'
tien. Z IN ths i9lloxinf isnSuags tS-Gis: c..,,L
fern aAdslWl rats Of ssssssusnsAAux2~eA1s "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-09

j ThereIs another matter connected with Thy hall.
mill tax IN which the Revenue Law. Of the last
LEGISLATURE d, I think essentially defective. ..II
Section J Of Article < Of the Constita.on' on u1s'
Tbs LsSfsi1turS Skanp provide oylAw. f9s.A'uni:
fern andOSAl rate Of assSasmeneAAt2AuoA en4
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
GEN. sCOTT's FUNERAL-MOVE-
MENTs OF GEN. GRANT.

The military detail directed by the Secre-
tary of War to attend the obsequies of the
late Lieutenant General ScorT, left for West
Point on the $50 train last night General
GRANr was accompanied by his wife and the
following officers Of his staff: Breyet Brig.
Gen. G. b. CoMsTooK, Coils. HORACE PORTER,
T.. s. PARKER and A. BADEAU, and Majors
GEo. X. LERr and L. s. BRENNAN. After
attending the funeral, Gen. GRANT will pro-
coed to st. Louis on brief visit, going via
Albany and Cincinnati. In compliance with
the order of The PREsIDRSr all the Depart
ments of the Government will be closed to-
day in respect to the memory Of the distin-
guished soldier.
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toysIo,A..I
AsDRnw 5onssos.

Andrew JOHNSON,
Pressasnt Of the u.assd st.sss OF Ansric.,
10 all wao~ q may ec~esv~. t
Whereas, the Exequatur Of CLAuD1us Ed
wAnD HABrcHr, recognizing him as Consul Of
Sweden and Norway at New York, and that
of s. M. SWANSON, as Vice Consul Of Sweden
and Norway at New Orleans, were formally
revoked on the 26th day Of March last
And whereas, representations have been
made TO me since that date, which have
efeCtualiy relieved those gentlemen from the
charges Of unlawful and unfriendly conduct
heretofore entertained against them;
Now, therefore, be 1t known that I, An
DREW JOHNSON, President Of the United
States Of America, do hereby annul the
revocation Of the Exequaturs Of the said
CLAuDrus EDWARD HABIoHr and S. M. SVEN
son, and restore to them the right to exer-
else the functions and privileges heretofore
granted as Consular Officers of the Govern
ment Of Sweden and Norway.
In testimony whereof / have hereunto
signed my name and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed
Done at the city Of Washington this
.a thirtieth day Of May, in the year Of
[sEAI. our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-six, and Of the hide
pendence Of the United States Of
America the ninetieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WILLIAM H. SEyARp
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THE DEPARTMENTS.



The following orders were issued yesterday;
Maryiand.-M Prince Frsdericktown, Calvert
county, sppoint Miss ssliieM. Dovell postmistrsss
In place Of Joseph Hall, resigned.
Discontinue Union Dale, Cecil county, Maryland
Papers should hereafter DO sent to Elkton, Md.
Pennsylvania Establish Office at Bslls sta
tion Adams county, and appoint Edwin Wentz
postmaster, between Littlostown and Hanover.
Discontinue Rayne, Indiana county, Pa
Appointments Michael r. Smith, postmaster,
New Mount Pleasant, Monroe county, Pa, vice
Gerard L. Staples, deceased.
Isaac German, postmaster, Groble, Lebanon
county, vice Elias BressleE resigned. a..
Thomas p. Graham, postmastsr, Fayette, ALE
ghany county, vice Andrew Dickson, resigned.
e. Zimmerman postmastsr, Salem Gross Roads,
Westmorsland county, vice John Doneaster, re-
signed
William Kimpie, postmaster, Charlottesville, Iu-
diana county, vice A. Clifford Reed, resigned.
Jefferson Sehweitssr. postmaster, Hsoktown,
Northampton county, vice George y. Herman, re-
signed.
Daniel 8. Goodwin, postmaster, Smithheld, Fay
ette county vice @. @. ClAmner, removed.
Louisiana--A now ofice 10 established at Log
town, ouschita parish, and John b. Rirkwood ap-
pointed postmaster. ...L .... ..t r0
Local Mail Agent--D. P. II. Rose Is appointed
at Suspension Bridge, New York. In plaeeo Of John
Shaffer, removed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

The General Land Office has just received draft
for S3,079 from the receiver at Marquette, Miohi.
gan, as moneys to be placed to the credit Of the
judiciary fund for timber trsspasses public lands
submitted to the Secretary OF the INTERIOR for ap-
proval, list embracing g. s64 acres Of swamp land
enurips to the State Of Wisconsin under the grant
BY act Of Congress approved September 2s, 1880
such lands being situated in the MsnAshA land dis
triet. ----- ILL -
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The Government auarantIne.


In COMPLIANCE with the joint resolution Of Con.
grsss approved May 2oth, nuthorisng the Secretary
Of the Treasury 10 carry into effect such order and
regulations Of quarantine, In bis opinion might
be deemed necessary and proper to guard against
the Introduction Of the cholera into the ports Of the
United States, the Secretary yesterday issued the
following circular to collectors Of customs:
TnRIsuHI DErARrnKSr, May 30. 1895.
Your attention Is directed 10 the annexed copy
Of joint resolution Of Congress- approved May 26,
1866 and to the act Of February rs, 1882 respect.
ing quarantine and health laws" You will without
delay, place yourselves in communication with your
respective State and municipal authorities, and aid
them, 90 far as the force under your control will
permit, In executing such quarantine and health
laws and regulations may be established BY them
TO prevent the introduction Of the cholera into the
ports Of the United States. Should you find the
force under your control Insufficient TO effect the
object contemplated by the resolution, you will
without delay, report to this department with such
suggestions as you may deem important, and await
It's Instructions. .H II. MoCuLLocH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Pom, PenciI. and scIssors.

Ia
THE Prince and Princess of Wales rode
out ON horseback May Is. ..R
.,v, NJ, 49, c,,,,n hos ham orcan.
III. .n.... .an,,v Ma ~
| " ,.,.
DAWN "'"A'
,,. -L. ,a
| io' -
Piuhuer oon'inue on oo'n ''u'' VI '"' ''''' .
GENERAL BAIRD succeeded General Canby
/" New orleans on the zS'h.
For two years before his death General
Scott was the only survivor Of the officers who en-
tered the army in 1908.
TIE Chicago papers praise the performance
Of the Streets of New York by Grover and Hssss
company at McVioker's theatre. a.
Jris dopbtIess true that Probst ia iit 10 be
lin, n. ~, -, q, ga az, n. on,h, % ho
r.. Ia, IT,. :. \. ,nn,a.r.d sirb, nsr.oD.
| 90 -.
HE ou Mcnlgah regimeh'' o4o suong' mas
Mi".. ~ ~. o'@ N.., I'm - -. w. go - >.
anu o'n.s '"''''' WIN Nv" ''''P'' NV ''' ~
ofoNns'hie
AT Last Ap'iokS' inc s'naii-PoN oon'nh'eu
Sns' . d.. ~ ,So.ah :, ~. i..-s..,.. :, ~.
- -. 80.
D. .. .ouoooaoa n. tho
- -. p.,,..,n. p....-,...,. va,
Mansion House, Pottsville, Pennsylvania Wednes-
10y - $50 "a .aa,..... -. .,.0 a.,;r.,.d
. u-w,.ss, - -
'sa'
HE circulation OF the Cronacd, Oh new
York, has been suppressed In Havana, on account
of an article published in thxt newspaper against
the censor at Havana. Tho Cuban subsidy Of
$4,000 in gold to the CroTiiea has also suspended
People are asking, "why don't Thad
Stevens got up some sympathy resolutions for the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

The receipts from customs at the four principal
ports Of the United States mentioned below, from
the 10th TO the 26th ultimo, were as follows: New
York, 81, 1857, 1903 s8 Boston, $4O5, 1885, Phia.
dslphia $lo6. .s6i Baltimore. $50 O75.7Si total
$4,000 GIL 23
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
NR0QUBT, FOR THE FIELD AND
~ PARLoRi new styles, IN great variety, Just re-
ceayed at =. .lGgH q PHILIP 4 s0L0M0hs' -
Metropolitan Bookstore, "a.
jel.Steod NO. $50 Pennsylvania avenue. :
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS, UN-
IL DER THE coGaIZANCE OF THE BUREAU or
- EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, TO BIZ SUP
PLIkD TO THE DIFFERENT NAvY-YARDs.
Bvu..v ., r,v,pu.., s x.p R Ds.1rTsS.


BUREAu or E!gIPnssI asp REcHg,Tlss,
1910. wAsnisaroE, June l. 1859.
the hsoal year ending jane 80 1857 viii be received al
this Bureau until 10 o'clock Of the "a day Of July
next at which time the pregosals win DO opened. Z
Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting, Navy Depart
ment Washington, and must be endorsed, Proposals
for Materials. &s o. the Navy that they may be dla
Printed schedules for any class, together with In
strueona to bidders giving the forms Of proposal Or
nished 20 such persons desire to bid application
to the CommandAnt OF the respective navy yards and
those Of all the yards on application to the Bureau
chasing Psymastsr Of each station viii have copy Of
schedules Of the other yards for examination only
whether 1t Is desirable 10 make application for any Of
the classes Of those yards.
The proposal must be for the whole OF class and all
applications for informAton or for the examination OF
sampes, must DO made to the CommAndants Of the re-
speetiye yards. ].
from the Collector Of Insreal Revenue Tor the district
In which the bidder resides that he has license deal
II the rtiees for which he proposes and he must far
The must be esrhed ~ he Assessor q ia
eTnAl Revenue for the district in which they reside
. The contract will DO awarded to the person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the guaranty reqnsd
by law the Navy Depsrinept. however reservng the
right 70 reject the lowest bid for any which, may deem
! ex0Tbitant ff #. nH 80
ssIsss in The full amount VIII be required to sign
to tho saisfaction Of the Navy Department As add
from the amount Of he bills until The contrast shall
anOunt Of each bin approved IN fipsais by the Com
Of The station dssissatsd n the soptrae. in
have been PASSED ~ hs s.sfs,ary o. he treasury
Ths classes q thia Bureau are numbered and asss-
No Flax, Canvas Irvine. No. IL OK Hides pa q
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ssI.ECIAL MOTTO i,-,.

az Sewing Maohines.-If you desire 90
get sewing machine cheap attend the Fair, Festival,
and Picture Gallery, at Island Hall, Of sixth
street IVES. and Virginia avenue. Open every evening
jat.1H Nf ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

On ibe morning Of the sIsl ulmo at the residence Of
the brdeit father, by Rev. WIN. ~ Evans, Mr.. RRHp-
BRICK BRArKETT, Of Maine TO Miss NARofssA A. sHRY.
ocK, Of Baltimore, Nd.
(Bai6mOre papers please copy)
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

80 Excursion TO Glymont.-The Ladies'
Mrs socErr Of Ryand Chapel will give Excursion
70 Glymcnt for the benefit Of the Parsonage FRIDAY
June sth. The Steamer wAwAssET will make two
trips leaving her wharf At the foot Of Seventh street.
at 8 a. M, and p. m. Tickets, 81; Chiidren, half
price. mysl-td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

ISTERSAL REyESUE.-The receipts FROM this
source yesterday amounted to 81, l4O, 6SS.6S.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

This being the day Of the funeral Of Lieut.. Cen
Scott the corporation offices will be closed and no
business transacted. The public schools will also
be closed, by order Of the Mayor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

81 Moth and Freckles.-Lsdies anlictsd
with Discolortons the Face called moth patches
freckles, should Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Freetle Lotion I'll infable. Prepared BY Dr.. B. @.
BY all druggists in Washington and elsewhere, Price
"a myl7-u&s3m
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tconrusrcArrD ]
tNN~N'Nl anItar
wAsHrroros, D, O., NAY 81,

~. wAsHSoros, D. O., May 81, 1893.
EDrroR REPUBLICAN ;-!SI letter Of mine
having been addressed TO the workingmen's Com.
mittse, and ths same having been referred 10 In
their convention last night TO prevent its contents
from being misnndsrstOod BY any one send here
with copy, with the r,quest that II DO Published,
Very respectfully yours, - st
ga PruaH
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

lTwonderfui but True i-Madame REM
NoroS, tho world renowned Astrologist and somnam
buli,tie Clairvoyant while In cairvoysnt state, de-
ineates the very features Of the person you are to
marry, and BY the aid Of an instrument OF intense
power known the guarantees to pro-
duee perfect and lfelke picture Of the future hus-
band wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage.
occupation, leading traits Of character. nc. This Ia
IMPOSITION as testimonials without number assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition color Of eyes
and hair, and enclosing any cents aud stamped enve-
lope addressed to yourself you will receive the picture
BY return mail, togelher with deaired Information.
Address In confidence, MADAME GKnfRupn RExisoros,
P O. Box 2s7. West Troy, MY. oeIs-dwlyf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

Ss-Madsm Mounts Pile salve-a valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
ar and "a Enrs Cure for III, BrOuehitis Asthma. &c
be found at stot's Drag Store, opposite National
Hotsf 0ilmah's. near Metropolitan Hotel, Fords COR
Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; Entwise's
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsylyania Avenue; Bliot's
Of and Twelfth strestsj HArbangh's corner Of
Seventh and q, ~ g. .rrg-r4 jAl2-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

Parties, Weddings aud BxcurSions furnished on tn
most reasonable terms. and at short notice.
As- FkEsH CAKxs EVERY DAY-Ea l2.lm
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
DES1IsTHy.

HriFfCfAi rErru ONLY -BnArriFrL ur~
n rsfrsaisa tfans fsrfh tfei 49, ~srasvf taFat
ain taf. tapns a44 tsas fhE - esrif O. a. sai 80
itnfsa q. lfs ures ~ hitth afsts isfssFn irA 80
CsFsaia ffssff. bH LlTuit hr1Afi.
v0sr w0NWEruL DisroyEHY fEliH ~
~ tfafifN uiiNtlt tsfn 0f ~ q -, .r.i i.t "a
falsNfntff f.lfrF wtfaIl fAN NiifIftF -
nfanl stfsfi. $50 h.sAa ffsul bfaa4~aT
A VIII sEr ~ TEgTi issr4rrp roH = 20
~ fiiHi "a - fsetA
1hifffafh street. ~ rtsn Ilifi sfs F..fh sffHart
EEsruTcL sEr WIN rLrsrrm - IliL
n nat Nligr rIeftF aff fffilfH lfH..tl fifaftf-.
NTaut ganl taN HEd sfaf.nf ~ ffffrt fffHifest
81 isfatila saffaNtf - at ff a. tftfti sllT frs
~ fsf go afrirffffrf ftNT what tlFa ffHfaf A1
Vita lstssfa fsffJ 90 Afa tsstsY .sssa 80
TOLrOs pIsru. AsFuf1 tTiyN 10 DH cofrus
v Doe - rfff RI fFIfleE 81 - - thif hlsftalt
sfrft urts if So tffflF n tsrtisfff 'islifr
fnsl Df Nafalshtr Hla4 80 slr nstf So - in ihs
tfs uaHfff iiftl ftfra tti go vh+f fnfifsl 80
isstsa 80 lssnfr p-sss " sat ~ ssaJsf is.trilts
anfbKr Ewnw NJ rovrH Wts otrH SAID UxV ~
~ rssia frtastsf ttiy thFsf tstetuai, hsffIttss
Tsfrss rtFsf. b-sgufa 30 tsFtA ~ o. FAh fLLtk - rs
kisfh sfenuf
C,gfFurf tNTJr ON AruWriu HOvEyiLffN0
ffstt "a r.t ..aE a tesy tsa vlrgst paia, W ~ N.
stpafg 4Syf issiila1uisis.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
THE TRADES.

An ARCHITECT HAVING FEW WEEKS At DIs.
~ pOsal is dcslTous OF engagement la way M
which services will be available Address Architect bo,
1876 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

A MECHANICAL ENGINEER AND DRAuGIITSMAN
"A desires position 10 superntand or oversee maohin
shop well acquainted With steam eugln
and mill work water wheels and general machinery hayln
years experience In making designs drawin
overseeing tho building of tho Adircha o. ~ r.
box 5l5 Iost Office, rorsmouh, n. H., or H. III. w. boz
iUss Now York Post olcc.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

(,ARDENER WANTED 10 ONE WHO ~ COMPE.
VI tent TO vegetable farm permanent tua
aud good salary viii be given Apply before II A. w. 10
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The New York herald., 1866-03-06

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