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PEAT
Be HISTORY. LOCATION. FORMATION AND CHAR
ACTER
ANEW UTILIZATION or BOO LANDS.
sHE VALUE AND USE OF FEAT IL ITS NATURAL AND
MANUFACTURED STATE.
PEAT MACHINES AND MANUFACTURES OF FUEL
DESCRIBED.
WHERE PEAT Is TO BE FOUND AND HOW TO
FIND IT.
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY a.
Contains eo9muS giving history Of Peat IN the
Emitted States With coal peisnt prices svey consumer inter
GOD the question Boy THE WEEKLY TRIBuSs and learn
sas discoveries have been made Price In wrappers ready for mall
hs svs cent. Subscription price 81 Fer snnun-
Asdr.. THE TRIBUNE, Nsw.Yori.
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Gotels.
proposaIs.
As'Isrssr orssrKRs,.rER's OrrIc1,

ASSISTANT Ora srkBsuTERs OFFICE,
No 10 STATE STREET, hEw.foRg CfTY, ;
August 9, 1880
SENED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- oac. until II WEDNESDAY the 18th Instant
d-.ery AZ Military snd Hospitals Of tho quantities OF
COAL sud WOOD unfurd respectively;
Columbus coTis wood and $50 q cosl Port
cords aud 600 Of coa Wood %
cords Of God aud coal Fort Hamilton 10 cords
fo Wadsworh 80 cords % wood ar
100 uns q coal At Wies Point hewYork Harbor ,uus
coal; At nyids Island Nrw.York HboN ~ tuns OF coal
coal 20 Of bsd quality II Antree sud Of snd
stove sizes and 10 leyrrrdu TIE yards except Dad Island
whe-s II b. 10 b. delivered ou the dock
hard the standard the cord il hundred
and twenty o ghi cubic le't .
The bdden viz be rcuri 70 accompany eir proposal, win
signed by responsible parties The, Ia their bids
lccrred they viii within dy' therefor execute contract
for the good and suc eut sure IN the sum a t3o0
hys thousand dollar, deliver the Coal and SI~0 two thousand
dollar, deliver the Wood they bid therefor in conformity
with the trnis OF tiia ldsrrtsemerI .
be unds the Government provide
he eeknow dsenent Of he p1peT eespne oisr Of no
Al the Cos ,n Wood contracted ~ % De delivered between
the date the signing 9TH, contract hnd the Of piember 1867
TIE privilege reserved Of Getting any or all Of the bids deoaoi
adv sable.
Offering should be nlocl "Propo'as fr Coi r Wood"
and addss Tie sudslcd foT farther particulars Inquire 40
tlII oiicr
by order Of .- ......
u. eyel Moi q. n' STEWART VAN NLIEr
Cusi G4afeflal.ler Dept Of the East.
r. g. MORGAN
BTey0-.ia aai a. -. ".
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Gituallons r0anie0- nlales.

A SITUATION WANTED, as GARDENER or
IA COACHMAN. LIS good niker do any bind OF work
senileui ce & aTrate frm- and ia COMPETE NJ
the sbov- capsey scotchman address Tor two days D.
Tribune Office
CITUATlON WAATED-By aman "a years oil age,
- tkc e her,es good references g'eh
Adde's. or r, upon HFNrY SrRArHAN So 8 Beetmsr-si
rkNuE ANERICAN EMlGKANT COMPANY fur
sb0r sk-A snd uuked flr rms factoIe mine and
- coua'y. advantageous terms Address
JOHN WILLIAMS, So. 6BoHt4g Green.
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Gouscs aro farms Uanlco.

IRON FOUNDRY WANrED-In New-Yorh or
No ll Trhunr Ghcr.
riNO IET-The FURNISHED DWELLING No. y
Ciyur. Wiam'rurrh ~ the moot heithy ard n'h9n,oe
p-rt a r city three r Lidryc The owner 90"
20 hoard Win tnr tenant vii be lee 60 family OF four
rrrsonl Poi,cs,cn eiiey Amply 90 NO Wemses
WANTED a First Floor or high basement Store
w ~ OF IN he VI aiy o. eglhg SIP Adifrs-Ltsl b1
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rVO CONTRACTORS.-SEP SEALED
PROPOSALS each inIor.e1 with ls Of WORK Of hid
der AID date Of Offering wiz be- received this Office 1n u o'clock
ofTIiuRsDiY Angus. H. 1905 for he construction Of srONk
BLOCK PAYMENTS 10
Eighth.zve. from Forty.seconi 70 Fiftv i,hths.,
S-cond.aye from Houston 10 F0utcenihst.
Thir,eenth-st from University Place g. frstass;
Ncstryst. Greenwich 10 Mes,.st.;
Duane 81. II IG.o9 to Wss-si;
ThiTty-hrss ST. from Eighth % Nah
Duane r0m Hudson 30 Wcs-st.,
Thrift .hrs-s from Eisth % Ninth sves.;
fhIabehs. from Bsyafd 10 brsnd-st
Spring IT. from BroadN 20 West st.
BieeskerI. from Broadway 10 Bowery;
Thiriy-foaTth.t. from Third 20 Fast River and
fry fBs. from broadway TO Eighth ave- -
As5for AC0BBLE PANEMENrn Eleyentlive rom Fourteenth
20 Twenty hts and for Cossw foa ave the IN
er,eciob o Forty Aso E the construction oil Sewers 10
the following streets, 20 wit;
Blocker 81. between Charles and Perfy-sti
Sprng.st between Ehxsb-ilst. and tie boweryi
Broadway botwecn Thirssth and Thirty nistsI
Eghtl, ave be. woen Fesrts snth and Fifteenth sta;
firs,ave between Eighth aad MINI Ee.eth ani i"eh' ne
Sixteenth and sey enteonthssi, A.. =,
between stanton Dcahcey ana bfoous
ard Hester and Divsionsia
E,Iv.eishth.. st. be ree Fourth and Fifth avos
Fist.ya between fourth and nin,hsts with
brsnehe. and w Seventy h Sevouy1th seventy
seventh Seventy add hhh be-
Fiji and Lexington With BRANCHES Ia fnh Msdoh
sud Fourth
Specifications and forms fog bids bad this Office
rHoMa ssIEPuENs,l Croon
RoBr Z, DARkAGh (AsSseSIe'
Ohice Crotop Asleiret Depsftment, Auf.s T. I5to
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OFyscB or THK SrREKi COMMISSIONER,
AA

vTO CONTRACTORS.-Propo inclosed in
sealed envelope ndc5ed with tie tile othe and the
the bidder written thereon viii DO received this office
MONDAY. August 90 1876 at II o clock u.
For lans grading and cnrbg Thirty fourth street. between
Eleventh and Hadson River.
BLANK forms and proposals. together with tie specifications ard
obtained this
Now.York. August Q, 1865. CHARLES o. CORNELL
Strsaf Conar is.son
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

DOARD-A well furnished pleasant ROOM on
ID .scon4foor with Ga, Water Bath &c., 70 gentleman aud
wifi OF two nsle senaen. Toms moderate No. 3I Wayeriey
Two RENT, furnished, in Brooklyn one OF the most
elegant and ia the city house 2'1sS
feet fr,sn.on has 6 rooms with all modern Improve
rnrpts including burglar To rent To- mouths 10 ply,
family. Apply TO HOdEi iORGAN, no Finest (''sD
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Offered. Should the demand wnran some tiee 81 or 49,,
hoghelds may br added 70 the sale "hsh WI WV
Of ysini1 Tobacco iol GesLna'a, ec'y'1 ssroop
ten days preceding the day oisa
Cash In Govcmmen, funds
OyycE o. Assr. q. ". n. >. Mn R. h,t
No. $50 G stree. WAsHiSsToN D. o.
GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
- ROAD PRoPEfrY.Win be sold At public auction az Al
Military Railroad Property Remaining on hand a. that place con''inz
To .e:ocla.. .eryceable Locomotive Engine Sors son
bulder.l; gang. ieet a inches.
DC hundred par secondhand Car Wheels AI'es.
Seventy n Railroad Iron 9 o.. 10 the yard nearly new
,aa, wfoost. Cas-, Scrap Iron second band al
Counter scales Lanterns osr' Decks Tables and variety o. "'hs
SIZE, 20 commence a, 10 ocil,s NJ tho Mlu1g Rsiro1d
rd Tbe b,ne t6o att e, vii b. sold at las RsTo.d sappy
is.re near the Orange and AeIandna Depot
WIN also soil Pittsburgh Pa, atil O'clock q. NJ on IL Is
Eleven new Box Cars i've gauge lPeuuoeA Coz Keine'
'qsaIe' C1esier S'o 80, "a, S', ,,a.'
Any nruao relative to The pFopey will DO aini'hd on pp
F. j. CHILLY PVT, m,lor ,nd Asst Q. NJ r. s Army
q a. U.yrocE tucty Robert ifayd lol Lbertyst
rINRADE SALE, EARflIENWARE, Nc on
ruuRSDAf Aes 10 g 70 o;9es, t az s P. and ibs,
30 Flint Glass 10 cake richly decorated ocaH .sse.
VlO CAPITALISTS AND MANuFACIURERs--.
Notice = hereby ths tho 18Th 81 Al GUST SD At ~
10 old b. JAS II MILLER Aaoon,e ondr the direction Of the
e'se' s e '2 ' sTEEE %o&Ks sui BOILING MILLS
situated corner Seventeenth and Eighteenth Sc and Ayeple
M Of GROUND ad o containing privilege Of pqrchssug The OF
d, Gglre $50 horse power steam En'iue i~o sns 81
Furnace Tools Be- necess1ry for eGndlcuns te bl'a, OF
maooiactsSi etc., ' II tsi 0FAS onsr 81 sanesy a.
Manrln s,s NsE.loLss x,,--.,z,r xx.,,s-,sax-.
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professional Nolites.

CTRICTCRE, FISTULA and PILES CURED with
- knife clus,cAenton 20 d'ea' o. tue pe''ie 'sia
Dofomiies OF the eye, face and leisoh. =,
HENRY A. DANIELS VI. d., Surgeon No J uuionsqusre
nR. LARNIONrs Paris, London ard New.York
- special Treatment Of Local censogl Nevou, Dsss,e.
Structure Fs,na and Pi.es Office No 10 br0adway Newfsh
Hour, Of eousns,n om 10 9 IN to o. '"rceps sanda'
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEFIANT MENI-IU
CONTRAC rORS--sesed Proposals will be received at tbis
Office (lo,und City Ia PaIk un II O'Clock OF MONDAY.
August 1866 Tor tue construction Of DAM All rs sppurenances
fecryo Boyds Corhei ~ the township OF
Kent. Putnam County, ew-Iork.
Propo'as be Endorsed Proposal E Dam &c. for sorse
Reservoir Putnam County h9usduct Department
also ndoed the Of the bder and date Of s
proposal and spohcatioB obtained at the Once
OF the charge Boyd Corners Cre speech
cations eau sl.o be- obtained 81 this oi.ce. -
THOMAS sTEPHENs) Croton y
ROBr T.. DARRAGH \ Aq1educt
A. w CRAVEN, } Department.
New Yort. J.Iyg y.
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Go Get.

60 Get.
CTORE to LEI in the Bowery-The BEST LOCA-
- TON TO- business purpose' No 2' Bowey foil
lot building covering whole 100 feet h second and t-ri
purposes the Dwelling has Ill the nd IN
eompl.ts oder o. 4. J. MOWbRAN,
No ecJ Crsnd q. and No. 2lt Howefy.
rJ,O RENT-FURNiSuED-A first class i-story
l Brown store HOUSE Fory,econds., fthaye for
,sr Sept s. w. BENEDICT Nos. hnl0 Flne ..
rJNO RFNT-In fourishing town, % hours from
i New.york moo arge STONE FACTORY BUILDING. ls010
ret power engine All nearly nsw Addfe" LOth,
Box No. 81 bridgeport. Conn.
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Siiuations fuanie0-females.

Giiuations Wanieo-females.
CITUATION WAN1ED-As WET NURSE, by p
- woman uur.el ks and hes the best 81 II
.r.nc. Mr. ELIZA a. SNiNGHAM. Waterbury Conr
NNANIE D-By a respectable yonng woman a
w ATlOS IN private family a. Nlk u and SSAM
STRESS tie city conty Beat 81 reference
fiven Apply adde's No ~ Wei' Fourthst nesr srthvf
4 NUMBER of well recommended German uirlS
want -IrUAIIONs 20 10 general hOUSEWORk, &c, al Mia
LONEs usue No II stanton a. mar the BowrIy
FAMILIES, HOTELS, Sumner Houses, Farmers
anu Others, r,pabe and Ell male ana
fen.ie HFLP vii ind foil su9py every kud Of wok con-
.ay hni ~ -ervsn Institute l lrvcnthst COZ SUI we
LII Respectable Families B0arding-houses and
~ Ho;es can b. supplied good sFkNANTS from t nations
Protestant and Csiho- A. MRS. fORkSIoNs OFFICE NO.
FouTthave
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iDeooins Garos. &r.

ATwM EvERDELLs SONS, no. IOi Fnton-st.--
e. WEDDING CARDS sas IN. STAgIVAEAY tEHssn'hss
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IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS.
4 IrNIDN CLAIM AGENCY.
rNIrEn sTArEs -ARMY AGENCY. No. 9ia

roa5s,y ID stairs removed RON No g. Bcrsefs Nes.icb
ei~ CAiriNs1irl aui their hrs cautioned against ,s
mime Advertisements soliciting thcr c-m 70 o,uny, sH1e
lave ast passed ,oieIs l31 and or- o. theif s ~
shond sply by letter IN person a. tbs "He
~, desired tteif c1 .il BE- forwarded
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who brought Rebellion Triumphant co,.io be ios
J. T. HE ALLEYS fni best Untitled Gfan' aud ~
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win 30 ee poss bai l. aid nps The most aaet
work ever orcrei Send for and territory Adire
D. h. TkEAf Co Pubiishers no $50 Broadway New oil
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6eip tDanteo.
HEROES OF TIE WA

A GENTS WANTED for tho only work of the kind
- yet pubhedtho boob for household containing poP"'
Of
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Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARNIS.

a ID WANIINU EAItNS. -, :, =.
"A Ias1e ana thriving settlement of Ninesn MID eipNe
u miles sou.n Of Psl.3ia D. lairold Rh soil pfodlco
large twenty iu,ts 70 80 ger acre plyaDs %5 @
v,ars: t0oa h..nos ou,niu good society y ndei, are '
nd uas,nr sqrovs men Aury 20 ChAr n bAND7i rost
Mater Nnelana Lands iownstip M l'iiess s"e
coufrnin, r information he nee. From hfF.f' or
SOFA isJiron Jrasfysal Edi0r~ IAe Tribune o.; T
r,; er,,n ,syrs uae Iiuos lerd goIios 1Hi 1adD
-ondin (r J'sasaEi yIring Giat re l"o1 A' ace '
Issrfsyv
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4 BEAUTIFUL FARM, y miles from lrelerch
~ city sd station q q aur1.e anI Ohio h,Hoali p ~
IN rrgpte orrhsrf- hoc- frutrefs uubfrn2 over '
rs r-odo lud woooluA ffg uausicn ho1ie .d 9thrt u
Trossntnl. good. fhco, $780, cash Ad'e'' b0' y" ~ '
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4 HANDSOME brown-sione HOT 81, new, elegant
7edicasr, ci,ed on bri,n ssed IT,
gifted mmcdsey ID Fourth end FtthAes W."
former beins the boulevard Of Brock Terms hYorabe
n. RIDER, No 3 Pine q.
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gnsiructicr.

LGEBRA, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic,
n and all krssh Brneh; privately aarbi BY hs lesson mont
Sl Fulton. Gov Spsasae Cheerful recommend Col. PANE
hiHfnl teacher.
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Selected Aelistellany.
How to Keep a Hotel.

Having travelled considerably in my time,
I have thought that some brief suggestions,
short perhaps, of perfect manual ON the
subject, might be useful.
First, don't call it tavern or ON inn or
a hotel even.
Call tia House, and name it after some
great capitalist, big Indian or saint" Nor
ton Pcto House or Whoop-de Doodle
House." or "St Bob-o-ink HOuse;" that
sounds well aud will take the travellers ear.
Nothing is so vulgar as to court bagmen's
and traders custom, as you will seem to do
by naming your establishment Merchants )"
or City or 'Commercial."
These suggest a second.elass affair at once.
Be sure and establish All immense bar.
bers shop on the ground floor.
1t causes a grateful odOr of the Balm of q
Thousand Flowers and Night Blooming Ce-
res 10 prevadc the atmosphere. and effectu-
ally subdues aud overcomes other and less
agreeable smells, as for instance cockroach-
es and cookery. f .aI
Ifyou can hire al Irishnan cheap enough,
let one man do nothing but swab the marble
hall with greasy water all day longJ it con-
veys an idea of cleanliness to the guests; at
night, when few are about, it is Of little con-
sequence.
said guests and here is point you
should 10y no means neglect.
he careful, in speaking of yoIl dodgers, in
printed notices and the like, TO use that term.
1t is refined, and puts them on their good
behavior a. once.
Procure a well dressed clerk with curly
black hair, if possible TO stand at the desk,
and by all means insist on'his wearing dia-
monds. ~
Seedy visitors will take no liberties with
such n man.
When traveller comes in, he is not TO no.
tice him for the space of five minutes at
least it puts the obligation at once where
it belongs.
You take him in, not he You.
1t is All excellent device to have the num-
bers of your chambers reversed from the
old plan, 1. e., let them begin to count from
the roof.
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Che Gtastaliau fuuut.
UNDER THE STARS.
BY JrNlUs uESRI BROWNE.

M ~ NNAeo hHNhA khoNNh.
Under The stars, my darling, under the stars once
more,
Out from the waves that bind US amid the city's
roar
Losing ourselves in the tumult aud dash Of the
human sea,
We feel in this crowded solitude alone can we be
free.
The stars are our friends. my precious, that smile
and tremble wet
To them we breathe our passionate VOWS, aud
reveal our intensity;
They sympsthze with the prompting that Philos-
ply ignores,
Aud welcome us into their presence with evcr-cpeu
doors.
They only possess our secret; they only have
seen our love;
To them alone has Auttercd out Of our waiting
hearts the dove,
Beneath whose wings is folded the scroll we dare
not read,
Except by the light OF each others eyes, in our
souls EXTREMIST need.
Night after night have we woudcrcd under their
quiet CLEAN,
As il we were floating rondly troughout the realms
of Dream;
And have only paused while their arrows in slvery
silence fell,
To measure the minutes with kisses, and repeat
what we knew so we'll
The day is not distant, darling, when our lives
shall flow apart
And shall hear no more the music Of thy passion
laden heart;
For speedy frost must fall on the over-rpen'd
bloom,
Which only opcs in the starlight to yield its full
perfume.
But we cannot forget, my dearest, the hours the
Gods have given,
Nor shut out from our arid future this CLEAN of
promised Heaven.
Whenever the stars are shining, aud we are under
the sky,
We shall feel with futtcring pulses, each others
presence nigh.
Then turn with spirit moaning from the vision so
falsely fair,
And reach with oustrctched arms TO the vacant
and silent air,
And beseeoh the plying stars, with saddcnd and
fearful eyes,
For the return of the love that is sweetest because
Il is never wise.
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A Good Hill

Charles Lamb used to relate with great
glee, that his theological Investigations
were exhausted in devisirg o scheme for
equalizing punishment alter death This
he proposed to do by having special hell
for Scotchmen, in Which the birthstone
should be leff out, thereby cOnsigning them
IN double sense 10 the Z" old scratch"
Some chap out west has however I'M
proved upon Lambs oonceit, aud narrates
the following story somewhat at the ex.
pense Of Ihad. stevens, OF Pemnsyl Sania.
he says he dreamed that he once made a
visit to inferno. and while engaged ia col.
versation with the proprietor an imp an
nounced that the Pennsylvania radical was
at the door seeking admittance Old Nick
promptly and emphatically refused him sn-
trance upon the ground that ho would DO
continually disturbing The peace a, d order
OF the place. The imp soon returned, say
ing that Thad insisted OF cohiihs Ia, declar-
ing that he had no other place to 20 to.
After considerable anxious reflection, Old
Nick's face suddenly frightened as With
new idea, and he exclaimed "rve got i'll
Tell The Janitor to give him six bushels Of
birthstone aud box Of matches and let him
20 aud start little Hell Of his own. Icant
have him here Buff Com. Ado,
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JOHN G. DAVIS IL CO..
PRODUCE COMM SSI0N MERCHANTS

Butter, Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Poultry, Dried Fruit,
Beans, Seeds, Flour, Wool and
Produce generally,
No. Erie Buildings, Duane-street, New York.
REFERENCES.
s. O. GR00r, Pres. schen ectady Blk, Schenectady, Y
w. McOAMUS & CO., Schenectady, N. Y.
II. X PlEkSON, Pres. brooklyn City Railroad.
HOLDEN, GLOVER 4 CO., Batavia. New York.
JOHN W0RfHIHGT0N. Pres Worthington Bank
Cooperstown, New York.
q. W. MOORE, New York.
JOHN CASWELL 4 CO., New York.
ANTHONY HALSEi, Cashier Tradesmen's National
Bank, New York.
~ Consignments solicited and prompt returns
made.
5. ID. HOWELLS, Travelling Agent,
3i Bowling Green, Ohio.
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AN lrishman was challenged 10 fight
dnel, bni deeiin4d on Inc plea that he did
ngt @ish io hFe his opll ni9lhel an or.
phan.g
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DoAD NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given that
III petition will be presented TO the Comms
sioners of Wood County, Ohio, at their next regu-
lar session, in March, for the location of a county
road along the following route, to-wit Commenc-
ing at the quarter post between section 10 and sec
tion g. in the Miltonville and blanchard free turn
pike road in Henry Township, Wood County, Ohio;
thence west said quarter line through section .,
10 intersect the road running north and south.
MANY PETITIONERS.
January 2I, 1866. 4id'
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F. a. ID. *. HOLLENBECK,

PerrYsburg, wood County, o.
ATroRNEYs-AT-LAwj
Notaries Public
Conveyancers;
Collecting Agents
Real Estate Agents--having large quantities of
wild lands, and many improved farms, tor sale;
Agents to Pay Taxes, and redeem land sold for
taxes Also, 10 purchase lands and investigate
titles.
War Claim Agents,
To procure the baek-pay and bounty due to rel
atives Of deceased soldiers
To oprocure pensions for those entitled to them;
To procure for soldiers liberated from prison,
Communication of rations while they were confined,
&c &c -I 3zz
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JOB PRINTING.

Orders will be filled at short notice, and upon
the most rea soma Bile terms.
Esay- Printing of every Kind, whether job work
or advertising, which is done for any association,
societv, public meeting or political party, will be
charged TO the person persons ordering the
same, who will be held responsible for payment.
yofs ut f. j. OBLINGER,
Editor and Proprietor.
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PERRYsBURG BAKERY.

TTAVING built and established Bakery on the
IL corner Of Louisiana Avenue and the Railroad,
is now prepared 10 supply the citizens of Perrys-
burg and vicinity with
Bread, Rolls, Buns, Cakes, Crackers,
In short, every description % baking usually kept
n an establishment Of this kind. Sizz
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A YOUNG chap, one night, came home from
church, fretting and crying al great rate
about something. no one knew what. The
father asked what was the matter ? "The
preacher says we must be born again, aad
! don't want to, con I'm fraid next time IN
be gal" sts
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-02
GEORGE STRAIN,

ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, PERRYsBURG, o.,
VTTILL attend to all business confded tohis care
wv in the several Courts of Ohio. Military
Claims will receive particular attention.
AIso-Insurance taken at reasonable rates.
Office New Hardware Building, up stairs, cor
ner Of Louisiana Avenue and Front street. lzz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-21

An Act for the Drainage of Certain
Town Lots and the improvements
thereon, situated. lying and beioy
within the Corporate Limits OF the
Town of Gold Hill, and on the East
side of Main street and fronting
thereon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-21

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
CO by Boat a; 1 r. ", will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. u, for the
Lake Blgler Route. will change TO Stages t
Single Springs For Donuer Lake Route, AZ
Colfar station, arriving In Virginia, BY both
Lines in 10 hours from San Francisco,
Crossing the Mountains by Daylight
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-21
ORDINANCES No. ~.

AGENCY SHARON i RALSToS
Bank Of California, Virginia City. Nevada
Ting1 3,nl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-21
snpphIrc MIN and Mining Cem-

Sapphire Mill and Mining Cem-
pany- Location Of works. Gold Hill. Nevada
The regular Annual Meeting OF Stockholdsrs. for
the election Of Trustees. will BE- held on WED.
NESDAY. the twenty. y.egh,h C2s) day Of March.
1866, at two o'clock P. ~, at r BayerQur ., 8.
4. corner Of Jackson and Montgomery streets,
San Francisco. ..-. -- ... lila. ....r r.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
. A. K0ENIG, Secretary.
San Francisco, March 10. 1866. .rnrl2 I'd