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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17
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Notice.
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
i for Storey county will examine candidates
for teachers certificates Of the first and second
grades, for teaching In the county Of Storey, TO
commence on MONDAY, February IGN inst' a.
10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Office Of the County School
Superintendent No. 81 South B street to be con
tInued through TUESDAY, and perhaps o part
Of "WEDNESDAY. All candidates for certificate
Of qualification of the second grade, for a Primary
School, will be required TO pass An examination
In the following branches, viz:
lst. orthography, Reading, Writing, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, the Elements OF Natu'
raj Philosophy, Geography. Object Teaching
Grammar, and Elements OF Physiology,
Cd. Applicants for positions to teach In Gram
mar and Mixed Schools, will be required 70 pass
an examination In the following b~ranches, IN au,
dltlon to the above, viz: History OF the United
States, Physiology, Hygiene Chemistry anu
Cd. Candidates for certificates TO teach in the
Virginia Grammar School will be required 10 pass
an examination In the following branches. WE
Algebra, Geometry, Natural History ana AS
tronomy. -
Natural History will DO required TO BIO taught, In
addition to the studies enumerated In classes l
Tho Board Of Examiners will be governed BY
the following rules. adopted April 3, 1865, oy tns
State Board Of Examiners for the government OF
the County Boards Of Examiners:
ist, Il shall be the duty Of tho County Boards
Of In each county. after they are regu'
larly organized by the selection OF q Chairman
and Secretary. to hold such meetings a. may DO
required to examine all persons who may apply
for certificates Of qualifications TO teach In the
Public Schools. The time and place for such
meetings to be hxed by vote, or by call OF the
Chairman Of the Board and previously puoIishod.
od. IL shall DO the duty OF each OF these Boards
TO conduct all examinations In a fair and Impair.
- - a. ..N NhNRnnOhlV thu kn0WI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17
The Coldest Might In Philadelphia
ON Record.

From the manner in which the mercury
was falling on Sunday afternoon and
evening, it was believed that the night
would be q very severe one. And such
it proved to be, the severest, indeed, in
Philadelphia, Of which there is any record.
At 6 o'clock in the morning the Their
mometer at the Merchants Exchange,
which hangs on the northern front Of the
building, marked q temperature OF ten de-
grees below zero in other parts OF the
city it is said to have fallen eighteen de-
grees below zero, q temperature that is
often experienced in the Eastern States
and in Northern New York, but never felt
as far south a. Philadelphia, SO far as is
known.
All persons whose business compelled
them leave their homes early yesterday
morning suffered severely from the cold.
The milk dealers and market people were
united in the opinion that they had never
before known the cold to be 90 intense.
BY noon the weather had slightly moder-
ated, the thermometer marking . teupera-
ture Of ten degrees above zero, showing
a difference Of twenty degrees from 6
o'clock. The Delaware was frozen over.
and it was reported that several persons
crossed it of Callowhill street. The thick
ness of the ice of the Schuylkill was SO
increased that ice dealers were able to-day
to commence operations, and viii no
doubt obtain a full supply. As the water
was clear and the ice quickly made. it is
Of excellent quality.
The cold days recorded in the last ten
years, were: February 7, 1855, mercury
two degrees below zero, Delaware river
frozen. January Q. 1855, mercury eight
degrees below zero. January 10, Of same
year, five degrees below zero, Delaware
river frozen over. up to that time the
Winter Of 1856 was known to be the cold
est on Tecord.] February 4, 1856, two
degrees below zero. and on the 18th and
l4th of the same month at zero. January
is, 1857, mercury down to zero at noon.
"a severe snow storm on this bitter cold
day made it q somewhat memorable one.
On the oath Of January Of the same year,
four degrees below zero /; and on the 26th
down to zero. II 10 recorded Of the year
1921, that the mercury was below zero for
nine mornings in succession, and one night
was rs low a. ten degrees below zero.
The cold yesterday had a sensible effect
upon business, and the retail quarters OF
the city were almost deserted.-PhiladsI-
phia Ledger, January 9Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17
Dinner to Chief Jastiee farmer.

Hon. G. Turner, late Chief Justice Of
Nevada Territory. is in town on legal
business. A few days since a number Of
well known gentlemen, who are interested
in the development Of the mining interests
of the Pacific States, gave him 9 sumptu-
Gus dinner at Delmonico's.
Before sitting down to the banquet.
Judge Turner exhibited to many Of the
guests q large number Of gold and silver
quartz, together with several small bars Of
silver ore, bearing the assayer's stamp,
which had been taken from the mines of
Nevada.
After the cloth had been removed, and
the health Of Judge Turner" given. he
was called upon for some remarks, and
made an eloquent speech. He said that
there was an old legend that he who would
follow to the foot Of the rainbow would
find a pot Of .gold-and that he and his
western friends had found that wealthy
place near the gardens Of the Hesperides.
He said that no man could take the trip
he had taken across the Plains in Q special
overland coach through Salt Lake to the
Pacific, and then back by the ocean route,
without feeling an increasing pride in
America. No one could tell how rich and
broad this land is, without making such a
Journey. He spoke of what America had
accomplished in the first century Of her
existence. He also spoke Of the extension
Of her political domain.
Among the guests ten different u
tries were represented. Abiding to this
fact, Judge Turner made several happy
points. OF Nevada, he said that in Ave
years she has secured thirty-6ve thousand
population. thirty-six millions Of wealth.
and seven dali. papers, besides building
nine cities and the finest roads in the
world. He spoke Of her wealth; and
mentioned as a significant circumstances
the FAC. that out Of Virginia city goes
daily now q ton Of silver bullion. He ad-
ded, that in Nevada and in the gold-felds
Of California is a demand for labor and
capital unprecedented in the worlds his
tory; the people Of the East can nowhere
else and such, opportunities for investment
As here but the same prudence n care
is required as in buying property here n
this 10 easily used.
Several toasts we're responded TO oy tne
gentlemen present. Judge Turner VIII re-
main in the Eastern States about two
months. and during that time has agreed
70 deliver several lectures upon the re-
sources of the Pacific coast.-N 7 eor'e'-
pondsnce of the ARG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17

SHALL cheer and great welcome make .
marry feast aftsr al, Ashlsfu =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERr1sIYENfs.
HAMMERS
NEW GIFT ENTERPRISE !
U,HE COMPLETE SUCCESS OF HAN:
MER,S Grand Holiday Gift Enterprise, and
tho universal satisfaction expressed oy TICKET
holde1 at the Drawing. has induced the propr'
etor 70 oher
ANOTHER
OF PRIZES.
TO BE DRAWN FOR
At THE CARSON THEATER,
on THURSDAY EVENING.
February ed, 1866.
LIST OF p RI z b 81
LIST OF p r z E 81

fave, ivory KEYS, round corners, nns tone,
and warranted perfect In every particular.
valued
n pd1e-Ous Florence SOWING Machine,
Solid Rosewood Cabinet, elegantly mann.
cled, inlaid with mother o'pearl, German
polished top. and the finest Anished Sewing
Machine ever brought across the mountains.
This machine was manufactured expressly
for exhibition ct the California State Fall.
and 10 valued W
ID PriIe-One Grover& Baker SOWING Ma
CHINE, long arm, solid black walnut val.
9TH PrIe-Ons Grovsr& Baker Sewins Ma.
CHINE, short arm. solid black wainu ral.
ued W
sh PriIe-One Bird Cago and Gold Fish
GLOBE, combined With one pair Japanese
Gold Fish, and one Ans Sonsster Canary
Bird, valued
I'll pb.s-One Solid Silver Hunting Case
GENEVA WATCH. regulated and In good
running order, valued ai.............e2o W
Yth PnIe-Ono Silver Hunting Case Watch,
same ~ last, valued ........-......S2o W
sth Pr,.e-One ST, or Hunting Case Watch,
same a. last, valued t........-....-.sS W
sth Pn.e-Oue Silver Hunting Case Watch,
ZANE a. last, valued t..............S2 W
10th Pn.e-Oue Silver Hunting Case Watch,
anne ~ last, valued t.......'......s2 w
18th Pri.e-Ono Silver Hunting Case Watch
Iama a. last. valued t.............-.S2 w
nth Pri.e-Ous Splendid Sporting Picture,
in rosewood and gilt frame. valued q
18th Pnre-Ope Dark BACKGROUND French
CRAY0N, rstouched, with gilt frame, va,
ued w
18th PriIe-Ono American Colored Litho:
GRAPH. 1.-THE Rising Family" rosewood
and gilt frame, o by @...-..........e2 go 90
18th Pnze-One American Scene, THE Fall:
Ing Stars" In gilt frame, valued st....Slo %
10Th Pnze-Ouo French Mirror, gilt and rose
wood, 70 by 20, valued at............slo %
18th and 18th PrIIss-Eaeh, One Mirrort size,
lot BY II, gilt frame. each u @.....sls %
18th prIe-Ous Pair German Vases, an ole.
CANT Parlor ornamsn valued st...-..sla %
soth 10 z.th Pnres-Each. Ono Elegant SWING.
ING TOILET MIRROR, on standards,
each e5 w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17

BEERS n BIERs.-In England, II il
said. 3d. 0 900 bushels Of barley are an
nuslly made into beer. Ono firm some.
times uses $4,000 bushels per week, and
pays $4,000 o . year for freight to M
railroad company. No less than 10000
drunksrds die annually, and 10000 per-
sons are each year dismissed from COM
munion for drunkenness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17

Dr.. RANDOLPH, 4 man Of some note in
Boston Spiritual" circles, some time since
openly recanted ; and in 4 lecture which ne
delivered at Utica, n. Y, he stated It a. ms
candid opinion. founded on an experience OF
ive years As a medium, that Spifitualism va
one-third imposture, one-third INSANITY Ins
one-third diabolism. DR.. r. declares maj
insanity IL the usual fate Of trance med inns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17

FEMALE PUorLIsrs.-Prize fights be-
tween are Of daily occurrence in
South Staffordshire, England. They strip
to the waist md follow the rules OF Fistiana
implicitly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17
.s.la nm ..a Yirrinia mi.e..

Having some time since made = report
of the amount Of ore extracted from the
mines of Gold Hill. and the number Of
men employed in the mines, and yesterday
having made a similar report in regard to
the mines Of Virginia, we now propose to
give both in one item. for the benefit Of
those who may wish to preserve a statistic
cal item Of this kind:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-17
DANCING SCHOOL.
Gold HiII Homo Guards!

THE ORGANIZATION UNDER THE 4
above title ID hereby dissolved, and all
arms and requirements held by members Of
the several companies, IRE hereby ordered to&
DO returned to Mr., C.B. GOODRICH, Maynard'I
Block, who will recsipt and acquit for the Same.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
JNO. II. MILLS,
fsl3 lwI CharmAa Executive Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-24
c. r. HALL AND TINE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION

Another report from Mr. Hail has just been published,
and again 10 the discredt Of the unfortunate At
tacbed tho lost Franklin expedition Az the only
preventative bore, believe Of those Engliahmen who
upon the search for tbs missing voysgers ask
70 Unit this protest be mads against Balls state
ments without he produce other evidence than his
mere ipse dirsi the alleged communications % the
lives tsiyng no remarkably his do With
my words in the Hypothetical argument Published ~ me
In lsse-60
have again addressed the English rreas In reference
10 his new report asserting that believe Of H.
that be has found fde documents II am wrong
neither he nor any one or truth need be hurt
al my remarks, than am when his frenda assall
me All any Ia that have reason 20 doubt whatever
he asserts or may pretend TO have dore. Iio Ia
stantIy asserting that he las made discoveries which
tend throw dlscredt II not actual ihonor upon Eng
hsh explorers who have preceded him on tho same
ground and whose and long experience make them
far worthy Of credit thai O. " Halls unsupported
testimony
usurpsi By Mr. Hall DR.. Rae had thirty years pre-
vious experience in those regions, had company or
men Nth him. With interpreter and consequently NO
mus, her consider he failed IA his task and ina.
sr Hal t~hose whole proceedings, paf and present
dNpue alone the superior 81 every other explorer OF
that statements made without sufficient connrmaiory
evidence these statements, again say, reject Dis.
credit upon the English name, and ~ before Nr ball
l.ft this country publicly. through The pres,
preeasf my doubts ~ him. aud challenged him and hts
supporters 70 NEE, me y ar mpafsi .n.s'ssu s,,
NELL T. A stevens, Jr, W. G. Prime, Carson Brevoort.
BeekmAn Oebon and Others. honorable, but, | man
ther silence facility admit thst they have erroneously
allowed Mr. Halls statements 10 appear without such
corroborstlon ~ " desirable and IN the face o. ~
isssguocy sad 70 tbs contrary an, sr snow ss,gs
Moryr corrAaE, near Syack. n. r.. Nov. 10. 1900,
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Yet railway earnings both gross and net have mean
vhlo largely increased and tho volume OF currency
been great y augmented.
Al the ton O'Clock open board there rush 10 sell,
regardless OF prices, and the transactions were enor
NOUS the stocks generally falling into strong hands
Erie sold a. tex o9x, Northwestern 3sk SIX. Fort
Wayne 1913 o y, Michigan southern soh AZ Al tbs
orst regular board heavy business was transacted at
irregular but generally lower prccs, EIio ana North
western bong the weakest OF tho railway shares
New YorkaCen,ral closed v higher than at the saao
time yesterday. Michigan Central ~ Illinois Central ~.
Cley Gland aud Toledo " Rocs islsndl.. Fora Wayne
~ Chicago and Alton Quo aud Mississippi certificates
~, Cumberland I, Western Union Telegraph L Eric
was 9x lower. DO preferred ~, Hudson ~. Reading
r. Michigan Southern q, Cleveland and Ptisburg u,
Northwestern O. do preferred u, Toledo, Wabash end
western ~ Pacific Mai, 4, Quicksilver az. Govsrp-
ments heavy Coupon ten for,ies were ,. lower
seven thirty nocs OF the Grst series " cond seres
Al tho ono O'Clock sessions there rush 10 buy
both 10 cover shorts and on "ions" sccouut Al the
half. past board thcrs moderately strong de-
nand for eli the leading nocks and New York Central
closed higher than at tho frst REGULAR boad, Erie
~, dnto preferred N, Reading Ia. Mich gan cop,rsl
x, Michigan Southern 4. Cleveland ard Pi,taburs \,
Cleveland and Toledo l. Rock Island u. Norhwestern
*. ditto preferred ~, Tolcdo Wabash and Western
~. Ohio and Mississippi ccrtlacaies \. Pacific
Man g. QiekslIvcr 3s. Canton Y, Western Uniou Tes.
srsph N Illinois Central was lower, Fort Wayne "
Coyerpment securities were stronger. Coupon ten
sor,os we're v higher, seveuuy notes Of tho third
series 4 Atthe bsfpas, .Lrce board Ere sold at u 4
q v, Reading liz 1l2., viehigan southern 20 sox.
Cleveland and Ptsbur. SAL Il, Cleveland and Toledo
nix Illinois Central MY, Rock Island io21s T. ~,
Northwestern AZ a az preferred 10 7os, Port
wayne Iosx Il 81 ohio aud Mississippi ceriiseaes9s q
g. Quicksilver 80 wes,s n Union Teegraph4o The mar
ls, finally closed steady at the fosorihs quotations.
Ere MAX, New York Central io9sss no Michigan
Southern sox y, Illinois Central lis Cis'elsnd and
Pn,sburg s3x X, Rock Island 1917 x, Sorthse's'
.rr Il a k-preferred Tok AZ Fort wayne lO'8 .
lo4 ohio aud Mississippi cer,ncses 2ss. !. Ccmoer'
and AJAX. Compound Interest notes Eere quoted
Juno. 1se4. iis July, ii4x August ia; cco-
ocr ii5 December. ia; MAJ, 1868. Ill August no
ssp,smbsr iooA; october, l0o1s.
The gold market reacted eighty from tho extreme
ssJ,sslop II tho last lew days. and after opening a.
i2s ard selling down iSsis and up 1914 closed a
lao Loans we're generay made nst
III. Tor. 70 exchange marse. was strong. ard closed
vi,h an psari tendency Bankers bils On Engisnl a.
.,,,v says wsrc quoted tie ciosc o. looh ioss
v,,ras commercial 1851 . lOon francs al si'y Gay
sisxsBi6t, al three days sieS 6issi oiils %
.aaxAss IL IA. W BisHsa isk ~ - sfsoEios
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ss s Tss h,a change Common nay e a"ns
ats IS and lsoae. No. Is,s7 ). 49,
prices whos, essential chang. a QUO ehsa
Winter Sn1s "a ss a ssa and ss
ported 70 our last v. heard % nothing crnshe,. pses
lard dun and heavy at prices ranging a. from u Is 20
rscre Dbl; PORK ~ do se.s SIS pack
ts%Ss 2.
s: % 81 e i.s:
g Z, .s. !. g. g r. r.. s.s. :.s ~ ~
a and iscSIsr Bacon prsyoas figures
posed a. SSs the snp Prize could not get Cut
s ard dssP .H 100 f i
cicsas atSo los for western Lard "a; p no.
ss.s i
sss
rulsd quiet and prices continued decline the asa being
;s s:sa:
quiet sSc considsrab.: ..l.: sondsd for asm
Inactive and prices nominal in the sbs ,cs
s,,.!Tr 4 e Eo,a e. s,ls..n was vey su
noms. 4 PREVIOUS there being sales
quiet and nominal Hsrds offered at 1s5s lbc
SAfhe decline In gold nnsctled the market for Liver
pool somewhat aud rendered pces shade castor. THrka
Island w,s without decided chanss Of which oo bushels
reported OF lOO sa6ks Marshars about
81 co. 1870 sacks Ashton's the spot Is ~
JobberI prices follows:-Ashton's - 8 80
M,rshalr: ana Worthpson. g ssi ground q iOa =
Of crude heard Of sales OF 100 bags prms
In Boston st &c.
sErDs-Clover continued quiet steady l5<c lsHc
for new and 14c NNc for old. Flax was unchanged.
IS rs rs IN quality Ofinsecd we heard OF no sales
unsettled sales 10 00o lbs q l2hc lSc.,
also 5000 lbs. grease Ut 6Hc. 1880.
SoAP-Markst duh and unchanged, small sales CASTLE
being made at laHc.
TosAoco-Thsre has been little doing for export but
otherwise trade this article has been very limited Tho
sales comprise A0o hhds OF from &C. 70 l7c according to
quality
for consumption and there has been Wholesale busness
since last report The closing nnly
1c Tor Banca 2c for Straits and 2iHc for Engllsh-au
gold.
limited number OF small transactions comprising 20 COO ibs
WnisxmY Recepts IOa bbls Tho market was nominaliy
unchanged eyery respect None but small sales
made.
wooL-The market for domestic recccs stfl continued
quiet and depressed manufacturers being inlisposed TO
operate largely unless at considerable concession In
foreign there has been but little doing though large saes
runored OF Cape at 23c c., gold and Iestxa mt
&c. gold bu. unable the sales. The saiss
Al DC Coo, Western at 42fc. &C., unxashed al 3oc. and
$3.50 lbs Wisconsin private terms 1000 lbs Texas Mt
Hfc Soc chiefly at prices ranging a. from sc 2oc and
includinR bury nj i3; is bales ,ubhrd at So % bales
Cape Vt &c gold and SOC currency Is bales heszs at 3c
and - do. East India private terms.
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AZ a4lk; on Amsterdam 4o's AK; o. Hamburg

Az Az on Amsterdam 4o's AK; On 1AA'A'u''
So'4 3eki on Antwerp 5.ls.t 5.io4.
Mining stocks heavy. Al the hrst board W
don closed So lower that at the same time yesterda.
selling at s.; Consolidated Gregory Gold 81 10. selling
al IS 25 Nye Gold lc. selling Of lie Quartz Hill 81 49,
sens at So To- Smith Parmee 300, selling at 80 %;
Waikiki Lead 35c., s'liing At 81 25. Al the second
board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed soc higher than
at the first board, selling at 30 05; Waikiki lead &c.
selling at 81 S0 corydon was Csc. lower selling at
81 0S; Quartz Hill Soc, selling at Sc o.
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday said Of monetary
affairs In that city, VI
Business at the discount houses less active than
on Yesterday, and mt many OF the banks II pro-
nounced decidedly dull Otherwise there no change
in the tone or condition Of the money market Tho
supply OF currency, though mot supernbuDdant Is In
excess OF the demand and Of the banks complain
o marked scarcity OF primo paper Grain paper Is In
good supply. but closely scrutnized There Ia de-
nsnd yet on pork account There 10 no change In
the bank = ate.
At meeting or the Board Of Directors OF the Pacific
Walt Seamship Company held this day. the following
officers were unanimously elected -Presidest, Allan
NcIAne; Vice Premdent, Francis ". G. Bellows; 6ecrs
tary. Theodore Johnson Treasurer, Charles g. Aber.
ctombie
Tho business 1t the SubTfcasury to-day footed MP
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BurTKR-45c., 40c.. DC, 35c.. Soc, &c
CHYKsg-22c.. 2Oc, l5c.
EdGs-Fiye for nc.
FfsHSamon, 81 2s: blue fah. i5c: paddock loc.; cod.
l0c halibut BIC; backnsh I5c; founders re-; pcsere
20r perch i5c; GELS 20c striped bass 2Sc.; whoRsh
2Oc lobster l0c smet. 80; oysters 75c 81 80, do
Shrewsbury, 81; clans hard 7sc. soft sac. d a)c.
FRrIrs-Appes tcooking1 half peck Soc, pears DO DO
Cos zoo grapes. per box lbs. 81 ounces per 100 -
IS. squash, Doc. 900. pumpkin. Soc s4oc
GAsE-Partrdges, per pair, III 10; woodc0cks DO, VI
grouse. do sl2saN u; canya. bag ducks Do sss 81
. DC
Neutrality-suspicious. steak SOC Sc sirion &c 90.
primo ribs. 80 2sc.; chuck ribs lsc. 2oc shoulder
Pic Oc. he rumps, he Doc rmp steak 25s.
corned beef hne l6c do. lie c: mutton, hind
quarter l8c 1s do fore quarter 12c 10 mutton
chops, 1sc 2Dc lamb by quarter Isc DOC lamb chops
Soc: DO fore quarter l4c veal hind quarters DO Die
DO. second quality lac ~ DO foro quarter lie veal
smoked shoulders. 18c tongues 81 ~ each bacon, 22c
tripe i0c; Bologna ssnsages. Dc. pork sausagss 2es
lard, DO.
Gsese, nc. fowls &c. . 23c.
vEcEnHIEsCabbages each. Toe l5c.; onious, quart
loo turnps. half peck z5c tomatoes quart Zoe potA
toes half peck. 2Sc: best potatoes do NC sweet pota
toes d. t0c bects, bunch &C. Zoe table celery. do
lsc 20r common celery. 10c. l2c eauilhowera each
25s Zoe carrots bunch, &C. &C. oyster plant do, lae.
isc: red csbbages each. 2c. SOC. Brussels sprouts.
ri A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-24

TOT OF The Ia0 Daniel IT. and julia o. POS " Jrhrs
| and IL days
The relatives and frends OF the family are respectful
invited attend tho funeral on Monday afternoon At
two O'Clock, from the Episconai church. Railway, NJ
Train leaves foot or Corand streot Al ~ svc O'Clock
suddenly, Nina @ nj sAxros OF st Loais formerly OF
Now York, aged SO years =
soHpSrrIl-o Thursday November ~ NJ his late
rcssderxc Jersey Civ az consum ptiou Jossra II
soausrKn In the SSH year Of bls sse
The friends and relatives az ina family ara loyted 10
attend the funeral This fsaturiavi afernooa ~ Two
O'clock from 2es south Seventh strooi Jerssv CIV
sEsRisa -Entered into resi ON Tnursdsy mornlns
November n JupIrH II relief az iscah + sshrng IN
the SIS. wear or her age
The relslyes and friends Of Tho family .re ,osuoot
fully invited without further noiIcs 10 attend lhs
funeral from the Reformai match chn,.h Il, s,..h -.