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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-22

CALIFORNIA has Sl,272.3l2 sc in the
State Tressury-so it was reported on
March 10th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-22
Deaths.

Deaths.
KEELS-In Gold Hill, this morning, Louis 8.
Keels, from Huntley, Illinois. aged about 10
years
HONQUE-ln San Francisco. March 18th, Mag.
Gle, vile OF Martial Honque. aged 10 years.
VAN PELT.-In Sacramento. March 18th, James
Van Pelt, aged % years.
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MarriaRes

MarriaRes.
FLEMING-STODDARD-In Aurora, March
18th, F. B. Fleming to Lois Stoddard.
ROWANE SINCLAIR - In San Francisco
March 18th, George p. Rowsne to Elizabeth D
Sinclair.
CRUM-GLENN-In Sacramento, March 18th,
George Crum 10 Kittio Glenn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-22

The worst kind Of oil to have anything TO
do with-turm.ou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-22

THE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED A.
l. Assayer eight wears in Ca..vIilia, anu ior over
business entrusted to Lin with Dronptness anu
care.
Gold, Silver and Ores Of Every Descrtp-
tion Assnyed,
And returns Of Bullion made within six hoursin Bar
or Coin. at the option Of the depositors.
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GOLD HILL
Pioneer Assay Office
H. IL IL L :,
GOLD HILL, NEVADA.

Main street, below Wells, RarGo d Co.'S
Ofnco, next door 20 DehnSs
DruS store,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-22

The above meeting Il postponed until FRI.
DAY, March ga, at the same hour and place.
g. W. CHU1BUcX, SECRETARY.
Cola nul, March olst. Rral "a
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
AN APPEAL TO RAILROAD COMPANIES

RICHARD INLAY, THE INVENTOR OF R4ILRoAD oAR
TRUCKS.
That the authors of great and useful inventions not
frequently go to their graves unrccompensed for their
genius and abo is being again illustrated in the Of
q poor old blind man, whose heed 80 years have
passed. and Who in the night Of his soIrOws has add
tona Glction heaped upon 80 in the heplessness of
his wife, who ues with painful cancer IN her breast
Mr. Richard Inlay has by his inventions andoy his truth.
nl testimony saved thousands Of dollars to every railroad
company in this country He is old blind, and en-
rely destitute Of 10 support life. IL but small
sum contributed by each OF The great corpontoDs
that have proted by the genius and yeracy Of Mr. Inc
lay he would thereby be enabled 10 spend the rcInandef
Of his days without fear Of cold and starvation Wa
recommend hesolowng letter written by Peter Cooper
esq., and indorsed BY Gen. DIX 10 the generous con-
sideration Of those 10 whom Il Is addressed; al
10 tLe Raiiroad Companies Of oar Country; -
became acquainted with Richard Inlay esq in the year
lss Al that time MImay Of the most distinguished
carriage and car builders OF our county.
ES@ S u 6s coSseton Of ros cars at that me am
convinced the testimony O Gen. Gibbs Macnee
toduced trucks under the long eight wheel cars a. ey 40
also introduced the snge plates with double oOnneescns
male and female transumplae as patterned BY Mr. Inlay
an fully of the opinion that these two improvements haSq
travel hn any other improvements that have been made fn
'A1t am SS Also f Of the opinion that the evidence given By M
Ross Wnan the Of determining that suit ID hyoy
Tho evidence Of Ar Inlay showing that he was tho s 70
Introduce the Improvements claimed by Ross Wnans bag
dollars that they would have been compelled 10 pay have
visited Mr. Inlay and find him entirely blind lie "a years
old his wife has cancer in the breast and they entirely
feel impccd to mako an appeal 10 tie railroad companies
In their behalf In the hope that they via vote small eonsIioa
they may be permitted 20 1--we PErRa CoctfR
leoreur IN NJ. Secrs't recommendations ,ous A DIX.
.ss ~ So Eesa ss.F ~ 1fsl
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oE EEw-XoRK. .........'

CLEARED.
Steamship Hberria tBr MaHee. olsfrcw via Neville MAO
0I11,a ssSSssiD w. p Clyde Powell Boston W. Clyde
Steamship MeneAs Li5by CA1fsSn Liyissop sgs "a
Steamship Bremen sH s.ynsssI PHsTsn aT,s S's se
sga@sllp 1tysrlsy. Pss I9ilasePais J. Ils,a, No.,
s sSip syDefs, FesR Aa.~.Ep slonrS ESye
sIiBp sp sfiiS' Shirley Manh ,' ssa Ersssico W q
Slip MelTose Nichols Hong Kong. Merchant 4 Carnan
b:f B:f GsSisnq sSs ss ar1@sp r ep'6 z d. Es &C. &C.
Bark Edith Rose Aleznco Monrovia and nssi Yates Per
Bark Meg Msrrgc' ,sr) Leadon Sydney, Ms. Cam
Esls Sunbeam Jsd.n BSsae, Ayrs. sPsw BsI,ss sa
Brig Nellie ylcr 81 Cfo1 via Brandywne, Roche Bro
Bas T. D.nel lsL Avery s. Vincent lcsFs vs iis'-
't ss A. os T. Ps;t.rson B Pike Lssusy csene Dali
Rs Ellen 1ietey F.aer. ci.steeso' EEsit sssAc~
Biz Elem B,tasrd BSse.s Ne N T. slns61u.
seh sPsiior smith, via Perth Antoy Vensn H.
sss L Tspley. jeas, cAsre.cs Bentley sEi,sSs Co
seR csrolas cornss Dsvissssasnnsh Bentley smith Co
sIoop Raods land Hon Trvdsoce Via Bristol Geo n sGTa
ARRIVED
Steamship Francisco, Behn, Norfolk q hour Ia bst 70 D.
H. CaTrurtor The 8 bound % hcalsaa YIN pss' shs
sI5@ as5e ee cl. ss bsso1s ssonsd Her rssssnrsrs
proceeded ne stelmbp salssse ds Cuba which ws seat en
c,ssss Lssrssl Ss, J. ' Sssss.;
f@%2sy Nov @ X osIS y % I T,fn = Il S:sasa els ESss
heuee for do day 10 ar spoke sehr Caeao hso~a eoa
Ny 20 SHssesd Ss,vssn e. s d o1sas'P end hsAAn''
Steamship Msrposa Qk New Orleans nov a. WIN "ose &c u
steamship Gaidlns star Eoy Rio Janeiro % Bssa No,
Peraaabuco Para i2b and St. Thomas z2d wsd'e' and
scs1p Neiea Ecsrsc Bos,en Win md and 70 I'sao
Steamship J. R. Thompson elsurhllr, Bsitinsoe.
s,esnsbinn Eats1v Hsza-d Wiuhnston N. q.
Bsrk Metrmec tci Boon Osvesson days with eeton,
BaIk Lord isi,err of Berrda LOsb.g a ssy,.
ccaee Pcndega BIOS h date On sw
b Favot from Rio for Ne1ort. Leit port oT Fran
&C.. Jane Nns barks Mindoa Amazon lereiSsF way
Errr gckfoTd waitnzi bank Canpnero spghta
Brig Pedro. Wallace Jacksoave 10 days ~h iambe " ADseS
se Charlie. Dennis ushs Marks IA day.. with cotton e T.
ser MiriSss Lucy Neo Jacksonville day' with ,snSw
sf Ie~s DsS Ks@Pior sssnio days h rssa stores to
"ss'sf sI ch.A MeDon f Denror Baker N~Eedors psai
IS sr Pet. Bride Bhor5 Demersra 20 days with 'uss 10
sebr 6rs:en. Munro. wsslhlnsiop D. {,
| Schr HarTcsisewoi Good, Jtsksonvle
Scar, 0yFsey Briggs Wereni X J. 't
! schT siaSa Hull GeThed savannah.
| Sctr. Ida del Tore staney Lsyacca ard lnoitnta
| scir Planet, Perry. Thomaitor. +f
! sc.r. R r Townsend To~pssHa = savannah
| schr. NJ q. gaz Mallory Boston for Philadelphia Iret
schr }. T. Weaver, wesver, Boston tor PlilaaeipAia
sS y sssls 'a1.r gTes LySI,or PhisSeivhs
| schr. Z. X. Vaughn Howell sAea; ior Philadelphia
| ssar ll L. p P6sIe. Collins jSessOHviie
MISCELLANEOUS. ID
Thesencs Of she brig Leogs Thebsnd hene sstee on h.
New FonnGllnd certainly Tic te urivsd
/ here on eenesday, the 2sth insi. az well
y DISASTER.
The bg Wilhelm Prae Becker fom Bor1ea1s ahoTe
By VIM fletcher and abandoned 1 Of
/ IRE ihs , a. NJ
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
PASSENGERS A'RRIvED.

PROM RIO DE JANEIRO &C. Nov 5-In Stssmalip Guiding
saI-Cspi. L. Hopkins =. Meeks C. Spear, & DI =.
Cey Evans DOyley Evans Henry De Joeph Defes Doors
Murat Deonis Lsrs, Mr. an and servant, NJ W SEsns.'
steosin j. w Ming Clifford aHd lady, Mice M A. Woehoy MISS
L. Ferry j. ReSers,rOm p aEn Henry Scott h and Mrs
James T.. Watt (coiored. =.
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Nov 20 In Steam
shp QneenM s. Cumming MT fibuIg j. H. bianafn p.
Oorbush Aam ss 8 Co5en Miss Boong and servant h'ss
O'Bnen, Miss Quinn and child, Mrs. NJ PnrTahc chAd-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

,CUPREME COURE-Ciiy and County of Now
> YoT-Emen. Stevenson Iaa, lin'i Cs'iTs s'sss9.on
rnd 0orsnnahs ' w foiereA s'even'on 'sd Marsae h'
o.Ss 1oss Stevenson Jsbs H. Lyon ssd Emily D. hs 10 May
Jane Lyon Jane. D. lyon tud Md A. BE ~ ,nsst iassih
VIE deapdsu srd aid jane styea'on h.yqs dsd Hae supple
made ~ m ~ ia s-ton So,es 70 fens,a len rrrdGo in
r,,ii,. M peTss.neo nd by virise 81 en- order Of
80. Hena,.te tii q.eo b s sSsy' entitled s's. ss.
q sp'ea5eI e' Ed m p.f'aff q en- ssI s5se % w. oy a
of I'D supp eueua corint ard o The ie such made
provided notice s hereby given to all Peron' having
o. oei.c o. The anai'd shs Or aeri anY Of The parties
a. .lnd s pEssiss oa o. Te ,6e 80 d. o J,ssi 1907
"a y nj s. IN the 1ify Of fsrf proof OF tfe rr.
spte Lens aud neuHlnrcs togcs yh s,.icoy e' dcnee
brsaos. the dates s'eo drayl! Tho premises reeed
All tai house sId o P.ece parcel G land ,a
ste bns and being n lbe Tenth wud Or me City hev.ior
Props y he Tslh Wsd q the city or Nef o made from
March and hd in hs ONCE Of s hsg,tr 90 and G ihs CITY
and County % kos iosk ;. gi'asg,.lsd A. nans.s wo
sr, BY lind frner sqssins % John shlnss De-
Ind formerly 4 Ns.on sea ~ baa IN ion, ,nd
e'sey d fv loot egh'inehes and on the weriey sd forty
Also al st other certain house and lot ground situate lying end
be ng Seventh Ward oic CITY Of iNcs or the norhely
a. sow 30 Wit souihoy front by Cherry stree, Aforesaid
master deeasod esry by ground row OF omery belonging 10
Hcay Havels and wee y by house ad LOT Of ground nov Or
front and rear twenty engh Tie oassry side ninety
one inch and tho westerly ls nneifon feet be lbe sans
Aon tsi certain lot OF ground situate living d being To- the
,,d s@yenth Ward Of The City q he being part farm
formerly belonging 10 endck hutgn deorao and known and
dstngGbed map chart ~ sd the uort ey hall Of
M number tweni ysyen, bounded 'uorely by Dyisosifeo
soery by tho Remaining belt " sai lot westerly by lot number
tKeufy1 eastefy lot humber cnty aht; containing
breadth front and eaeh twenty-five fe and In cnsh
eaeNe 1y-eig be te aud being known
b. the street numbtf. % Division street
Also all certain lol piece parcel q land situate lying aud
being Eleventh Ward of the City Of Nru orb the north
westery side Of sheriff street commencing a. Pon the said
sdo OF Sheriff street dtaut about sixty feet from
nowesieiy forsd BY the Interrogation Of stanton and
Sheriff ffousld point along the asd north
q ire thence
r.tery on line parallel stanton street seventy feet thence
runn{ng sor-efeIy and ue parallel With Sheriff
twenty and thence running fouhesstery aud line
se WITH Stanton seventy eel 10 Tie p0n, <Le pace
beoirg bounded by Sheriff
rery In the rear b. ground known H. Rkes map
M number esht f8j by lot Of ground formerly be-
4n 10 sphe1 Lyon and ground sold and
y~J ~ aid Eheu Lyon Lebui0n MONT and oleri-Ddlcd
N,yeu,ser 2T lBg1. s. JONES. Referee.
No. o. Nessau-st, New. iek City,
JAHRs L. BERRIES. Plaintiff Attorney,
No I1a TIroome yfs-t, Newlork City. Dl lawCws
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Go Get.

Go Get.
DROADWAY STORE TO LET-First floor, for the
I'D holiday cnth Of Deeember and Jnua Ee OF store 2oHo
feet show ndosa Apply st no tls broadway
ITO LET-FLoOdlS in now honses jast finished,
oa Fortysix 1ldayo Rcnl. ola % go hpply
DAyS corner Of Thirty siztb IT. and flI1'ave.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

Gituniione {Udntc0-ffmales
ABUNDANCE OF GOOD SERVANTS can be had
n promptly he large sesc i'je.as, temale EgFoyms9'
No. IO6 sIXTl-AyE, above l'ht lady in ttiertanee
A NUMBER OF well recommended German Girls
"A want SITUATIONS 4 do general HOUSEWORK, &c Ct M
LOVES Oermsn uttaie ~ Siauton o., nesTthe Bowe.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
siiuatlono fDanieo-aIalcs

A YOUNG MAN, SALESMAN, having frst-rate
"a stste aeqaunuce. with We.tn ani ahern
thoroughly competent and plsod in the tulc, WAITS POSI-
TION from Wooen Dry Goodf yohhng hoge
general department. a. reasonable copcnfaton Ad
drsss, A. f. G.. Irtbupc Ohce
A RESPECTABLE colored MAN wishes q stua-
IN don a. COACHMAN and 6H0OM wiling make hutrf
generally useful The bs of roolee gwen Apply No ll3
East Thny-eishh-st. for two days.
WANTED-A SITUATION ia a Commission
w House fH he con9g yes ty young man teeliosa 70
selling Dry Goods e fo icr bee good nflnce
sn.oug dealer. Woccl- tlnntls preferred Nsu
GOOD Fcieiruce. WI accept moderate fry icle 1edfei,
AMBITION. 1ribuue oiite.
NTANTED--A situation in az Auction House IN
w New lok The Wcti % 81 fLtaMAE ~ BUYER saafyno
Object Adde'S r. o. l9 ct Aotiukhau. Otc "a anty, At
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
5apines BauNs.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
no ls5 Chatham square, ,sSew York.
CHARTERED APRIL Il, 1900
PRESENT RATE OF INTEREST 6 PER CENT, FREE OF TAX
DEPOSITS FROM 81 TO $1,000 RECEIVED.
Amount received tOhis O77 DepOrs.. s3so1 u
valae Of Atse,s ever Liabilities li3ln
The Funds Of this Savings Bsnt invested exclusively IN United
Securities and Bond and Mortgage
improved Estate the Cios ofNewYrk and Brooklyn worth
q. lssI, double tie amount loaned thereon
The Bank under sfuperon end direction Of the foThwns
TRUSTEES
JAMES W. DoMINcK Of ". N Seymour Co, cbshanrsquse
eERsoN n. HERMANN. No. 5OO,Pearl'i.
W. A. WALKER souhst, foot Of ROOseveltsi.
oHAs D. BAILEY crreasurer Nc. % cshariDosi
HARRISON HALL, Nc. 800 LssngtODave.
wM PHELPS. or Phelps, Jewet a Co., No. 264 osnalsA
PETER c. BARNUM Of Banum Co. NorlsIand 1876 Chsshsnsr
ROBERT R. wILLETTs, Of wIletts Co, No sOo Peirs'
SINCLAIR ToUsEY Pes1 American News Co., Ne l2l Nss'sD'
ERAsTUs ,. MEAD, Banker Nc. 314TaHdsve.
ALFRED UEDERHLI, NJ. D. No ~ East TweniethtL
PETER S. HOE, of r.. Hoo n Co., No. 81 Gods.
SAMUEL T. HUBBARD, Nj. D. enc. a7Enths..
THEoPHILUs ANTHONY, q Anthony Davis No s7oyef'
GEORGE HOWE, Of Jeuo Oakley Co, Nc. 2Cl Fuon-rt
JOS s wHITLocK, Of W. F. whloek Co, Nc q soutbh
JOHN ATTKIN jr., Hudson, COT, ,spinss.
JOSEPH s1MoNsoN, jr., Nc. 40 Csnslst
PETER MoLLER President NevYork steam sar Refining Co,
bouse No. $40 Fihb.uve
wILLIAMF DoMlNcK, No Is Ninthst
ERAsTUs E BoUTOE oi n r. Mead Co. Thirty curtb't and
Frsttye.
ROBERT IRWIN Bowery, cor. Bondd.
JAS. o. POND NJ D.. No. ~ west Twenty tlhd,L
r. CORNING, No. 4iT Broomest
WILLIAM GARDNER, Nc. "a CenalsL
WILLIAM scHwARTZwAELDER, Nc Eaf, Bresdwar'
SAMUEL c. coNABLE, Nc. 249 Broadway.
WILLIAM oRANDY South seven,h.'t wiliGmstursh
JOHN O. ADAMS No POI GTRndst
THOMAS C. HoUGHTON, Nc. &C Ce1-1 st.
JOHN 2 TOusEY. American News Co. No l2l Nassa't
O. W. WALKER, soutit'., toot q Roosevel,sL
NJ D. VAN rEIT, President
JOSEPH r. COOPER Secretary.
Nev-Yorh, Nov. 8 io5e -
NIEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, shave, corner
IN Of I4ths PER CENT interest, iee'oi Tax Deposits
made on or before viii drew interest from io,. i
K. H. BULL seoseisry THOMAS CHhs.IE ffel1denL
CIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK-AsTOR PLACE
- The Board rosre-tgy eqeed % meet Is
MORNING. Dec. j. tsATURDAil at the Packing Rooms e. y
proc, body attend The onc Of Thomas smuli
late Trustee oi TIN Bank ny oreeI' e,o,,, g..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Dfniisirp

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated The
~ uss Nrousoxyd 6a, md haye efelei ieeth of OYER
1880 paen,t who have eenLed that u gle without p
a., uhrs and Gcsh eyeJ daY We never fh Oaee No ~
Cooper lDgilvlc
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Cost ano 5enno.

4 OSr-A WALLET, Friday morning. Nov. 30, on
Morris Essex Railroad between Moutelair and NewfoTk
contained sale kgy and some nenorabda notes and drs paynns
ioups and 1hte ocurency suitable reward gaOe
raid on and questions asked Address '" EsL
Boz No A34 ?. o., N. Y
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Ale0ital.

DAM ON THE BREAST uneasiness experienced
In the Throat Cods settling the breas or a anpeI Of pam
In the body ung Immediately relieved, OF the money
refnde Eomeaicine Ulster but en- sppis0n when oosn
con Portable pleasant and WI lifetime whoa
expense In N W any) where perfect core 70 no, @
interested 10 tho article anaho "onJ
be refunded. Incose . 3!aBd address
Caiassdlna, Lehigh Co., Pc.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
feip buanico.
A GENTS WANTED
N FOR FRANK HOO0E's

GeIp tUanten'
A CENTS WANTED
N FOR FRANK HOOREs
WOMEN OF THE WAR;
WONDERFULLY POfULARi
50 ponrr ~ already become aat one moa,h yei rrs - SIT
Tie country FEOH osr CIR ~ rroAs
Ios Of Xdsas ore rurrn, on m book sna The
exceeds supply Experienced Areris tud oios who
9 9sss sss % "a B 81 s,.SS 9S % % % sa sos & u % s5 y.
sii Msy in ihe ddl meeting with af'o-sg '.ess'
i'' p''4'D'''' ''AD - ''' s. s. scRASfoS 4 90.
No ~ Aylau-li. Hartford Conn
A GENTS WANTED!
n In al parts of the United States, THE LIVES or
S,s bs,5 IT, ors !. ea, TeS eoaeis h. one 1o
ue ard ready iI as 4ee aaaor ,e ibne sns he ee
books Tor Agents pl5shed IN m country Ezlys Territory
''' T. B. RUSSELL Co.. rssl,.ssrss s.ae H..
DOOK AGENTS WKNTED.-Ageuts are, now
- waited g ole rider, II s2sh 'eEn IL the asd ss 9r
Kuo, D. D. T. > n, Edtes ty Ayan Bond D. d. Of howrh,
III. The best selling book now puba,hed Asen make o
sco 20 900 month and sy they never ew BOOK 10 sell
'' further Information ' '@Riii HSRi 'bIE SS SSsasi Conn
(tANVASSERs WANIEIr-TO SELL THE M
Sss fhoSso ss 81 Sd adDse s nShb 4 lie 5 @ y l s & S
opened ss sa sa6 e. !. lssp % We f o or ' ess s
matches std exa candies and benz ay ready ~ ese most
Additional candles pore ,pfrmi Nc 81 per b 70 g b per
n Liberal discount dessts snd Send samples
JULIUS ipEs eco. No ~ aiaitpt-isue ~ Y.
Manufacturers Of Ives Patent Lsps dealers IN Kerosene Goods
generally.
TIVO DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Il and IMPORTING HOUsEs.-A hnstclass SALESMAN Of
long experience VIII mako enolf with On No house Of
large by the lst f 1ansary 1891 Salary 5Os0
snd hslf cent onaes Addre Wa - 1ibune oaee - s.
NVANTED-rWO,f ,frst-ciass PRINTERS, one TO be
thorough going Job Conoo Of acknowed ied taste md
skill IN the kinds u job No tie other be thorough
artist M department particularly The han % the nc Wood
Cuts and Coosd Work IHts sud DE Ike aud also required 10 10
well acquainted with POge Presses including Hoes Cylinder.
and Ofthe profits Will be p3id the best,
the best only desired Address note 10 FRANKLIN, Loci
Box No. 2a Cusinne OEo sying reference which must be s
class.
Az applicants from dissnee rt wish 70 satisfy hemseye,
reseeting the advertiser, they refined 10 hos LAWRENCE
6,COHEN, re. l8f Hitheu-st., y, T.
WANTED, ,oAGENTS-$I5O per month and all er.
pensef paid 10 sen the ceebgsfed BAKER FAMILY sEW.
IN6MAoHIAE. Piee only e2o paTcnsrs appy to or d.
dress G. CLARK 4 Co, No. To- broadway
1 f1f(0 AGENTS WANTED.-THE BEST
1sOVO CHANCE VITA work Of nitorosLyalae and Na.
nOns impoouce The only work Navy YET lad
Agents luduo composition. IT, press,
FABRAGUT AND OUR NAVAL COMMANDERS
By Hon. j. T. HEGDLrT the Diinslsed Author and Ho
IN handsome volume With p splendid Pofrus and ae
scenesomp,ng the early lie public services and
10 e1peuced agents popular rnJd selling book wa
ofred Sold only Agents for fh ou,0t ,rd
Publishers, No. CB broadway, New.Yol
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
nNArr1RE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
"a Moon hlses.s-.,.iG
DAY.
Sandy Hook .3:25 Gov sHd.. ..4@ Hell Oete ...sH
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Boaro ano Rooms.

AN ELEGANT Suite of ROOMS, or an entire "a
N FLOOR. Alo, 4h aoOr toEr with OF WIN
o.t Board FouTteebtht between Fh and S1isyee Aaos'
DANA Tribune Office. --
A GENTLEMAN occupying slarge room in q hotel
"a down town wishes congena NOMINATE young man
competent managing C in ssnrst class law os |
preference and situation Address hoi'AON'
caro- Oh Boz No. 3682 p o.
LlIRST-CLASS BOARD and pleasant and neat
ROOMS now. be secured az No. CO G3'COambs, Broohyn
Hiehts thee mioutes'walk frOm fulton Ferry.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED R00MS-For
families and single gentlemen, st. John Hose, newly
opened Single rooms sc Ier week upward Broadway near
Eighb-st, Eew-York
DOONS--Pleasant well FURNISHED ROOMS
HI at Ns'III Wet sixteen.hst. near SiEihaye
NXTANTED-ROOM for a single gentleman with
w ont board and Fourteenth end between
Broaavav and sxth.ay Private family preferable. Reeenee
changed desired Address A. p o. Box No. 2l2i hewEo
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
Drintnlg.
AIarble Alanifls.
Miscellaneous.

IlWbltHuiIlplL-
A FRANKFIELD q Co., Jewellers, No. 2O9
"A. sisave. q EouItesnhs and 70 3S ksa,ssye
corner OF euty ixfl Err FINE STOCK OF
WATCIIEs JEwELRY, SILVER and PLATED WARE WenT
entes and American Cuckoo Clocks Ladies
waiches whn Secret Lockets lor Likeness. ,, . , ., -
A RFICLES DU VOYAGE.--MOr0ccO and Russia
Leather Pars and vienna nahe 5oe Lesbsf
aud Drcsa Trnk &C.. wholesale and retail JOHN OAIlNAOhi
corner ofBroadway and WSl-ii. aud No go brosdgay.
A CARD-To Merchants and ManufactNers-N
"a FRANCIS. Thonpsouvile Conn., manuf,etnreEot Cho-
CHIT HECKLE ands0LL PINS. Orders tankaly received
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
NA No. 6 Broadway y. Y.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS DY
MAsONs SPERM OIL and EXTRA LAhD OIL
FER Railroads steAnsrOa ana Fsetore,
DOP-CORN.-(5O Fifty Barrels OF prime old POP
4 CORN by a. w. = DURyEA, foot fveseysi
TVNO OPRINTERS-wANTED,0 OLD TYPE MEIAL' Al
At hi,cst nsrk "a o. and s aay qnanty Payment Cash
}. O. COOLEY Printers Nsrsbouse No. io.Fallol-s'.
"a TO 3 CENTS per pound paid, cash, Tor OLD
A9nooKs NFWsp ApERs and + ANfHLETs. Come direct to
~ tasA,n-13 TfOS. g. BENNETE
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

Gonecs ano farms Wanteo.
A SMALL HOUSE WANTED in any pleasant
n nesbborhood south Of stieihs WIN not~pay moro than
Si0.oO Address COUNTRY Tribune Ohiee
HOUSES WANTED in good neghborhood-A
neat little house IN the Ninth Wsrd worth about $1,000
$4,000 so Ia the Ninth Sixteenth Ward hfosssory hgn
sioop t modern improvements ai 6l0on 10 Sl haofess
WM BOGERr, lseal Estate Agent No lsl Broadway
WANTED TO LEASE or PURCHASE-A good
w HOUSE, with Eve 10 hy acres "a lte1ss village, near
Episcopal Lhgrch orou schools and good society nos over three
hours from And the water preferred INC sdygrei
home for family where moderate means WI insure
surroundings Address With tho only price and u par
toirs o. g., Box No 5h Post Office MY communications con
hdeniisl Il requested.
INANrED--A ROOM, with Steam Power, for q
w light manufacturing business, Address with G particulars,
SAMUEL H. IRE4BLEY, No. 20 Lbsriysi. ny
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
vU,O RFNT-Furnished and unfurnjshed HOUSES.
1 S.-I.e = w BENRDICTsNos and Pipest.

6oiels, &r.
49, <.,v,,r
CONTINENTAL HOTEL. AND WATEk.SUhG'
NTFOrueriy Dr. NJ BEDORTHA's, sARATQ0A sPhrNonn. n
Open al Tie year CBAFFEE 4 FORD, Pr0Pretors " "
FORD the Propneors Electric Physician and heoe e0
.rieiln, stend personally to the trestmen Of pstlen
DLANTERB HOTEL. Augusta, Ga.-Refumished
and Rsopened Oct 1896 TFOS NICKERsON Ft2pretoI
proprietor Mis House. Charleston g. c. and OF
Hotel Columbia, z. G.
CyT. JOHN HOTEL, broadway, near Elghth-st,
- Eew-York. the EUROPEAN PLAN centrally located sno
newly open. Rooms suand sngy handsouey
furnished fIT families and single gentlemen Geess Furnished wa"
private table desired Snels from 80 week upward
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
NHEAP PARM and REACH ORCHARD, so miles

south OF Phladphil 90 Baltimore Hsi4oad n mile. iom
depot Nd Lay. uiei sbeap Term. e'.y Ma.i be
sod 10 acfes Peach trees fourth years growth g
rood view end river vi dacs Addfoss BEiouI
l..I.. In Dl hmm
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

GUPREME COURT-In the matter of the appliea-
- hone DANIEL BURNETT and Others Trustees Of the Burt
aRdluse Mining Company todissolye the Corporation
Pursuant 10 order Of Che Supreme Court OF the state Of New
IN this the 22dday september
1886 DANIEL r. INGRAHAM r tho Receiver appointed BY the
Court and named in the said order WI expose 10 sale At ubc snc
bidder MONDAY the oath day Of necembe
1896 O'Clock No III Broad
way in the City York by JAMES M MILLER ADoionee
he following described lands and prcmses viz.
aud lingnlaL q ceILain Minlng CLaim Known as The
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

HIGHT FULL LOTS. admirably located uptown,
u 10 EXCHANGE ae-ood HOUSE New. lofk fwtnty
-i osso. xani. iBsA,.i-y BY H. 4. RIDER H5-1o Pnei'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

A. Por SALE yit3aiei sud productive F 10 aeres
q miles Net o Conues SPns a. siaosa ne honse nc"
n u0dsn style wtnpsa and vefah
dshs af he conveniently rraned end aFenypo
The Ioc1fses ue most nuand
na situations IN n reyon, seo rooms hiea MAJ
stes widows tFougbOu elegantly prped aud IN
a.. ol-f Is oaf and cnsnbonac sBd smrc
T paasf. the clrbaed waternsrlsce n
a. 5rir no fsnarkibe nbhty Of the orailon
viii ohe msis this very de- be Pce and VII be
moaras pcs For pafifclar3 addfcsa Dr. w j. lOb
se-afa "a snffnff. II. Y.