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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-18

ii. y. Clerk.
Report OF the Treasurer OF the Town
of Gold Hill, Ending juno 9th,
1865.
To the President and Board Of Trustees of Gold
Hill:
GESTLEMES IL hereby report the following
as a correct statement Of tho condition Of my
books, kept as Treasurer of your Corporation,
being from April LIST TO June 9Th
1866. RECEIPTS
April 1-Balance on hand Us
per last report..-.-.....S332 l6
April 20-To cash received
from Marshall on account
o f~license, second quarter 33s 90
To cash received for rent Of
town house............ 25 90
To cash received from S. II.
Deputy Tax Collector, for
tax on proceeds Of mines,
for the year ending 1855. 1889 Sc
Total cash receipts ,2S2 65
DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS;
Redemption Fund Ss,04s so
Contingent Fund.......... s.24l ls
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUND.
Disbursements Redemption Fund. .S770 so
CONTINGENT FUND,

Disbursements Redemption Fund. $40 50
CONTINGENT FUND.
CT.
April BY paid warrants
No. S66.....---.. 50 20
By paid warrants
Nc. sos ..........l20 90
4" BY paid warrants
No. CSC, ......... l2 %
I" By paid warrants
No. sl5..........l2 5 90
/" By paid warrants
No. S03.......... 10 Ok
" By paid warrants
No. s02.......... so 90
No I3...-..... so 90
June SIS. IL. Robinson, for
collecting tax pro-
ceeds Of mines, 3
per cent. equally
deyided between
each fund.........233 81
June 5 and 6-warrants-
No. SIC, sos $50. so; $40,
asi4; s4a, Is $50. ias; SSi,
Is; si3. Is; 92I, 10; $50,
% O5; sg7, "a 90; 935, 8;
9O9, IL; 9a, $50; sl4. 81 IS;
S67. 10; 952, so; 949, 10; $50,
6; 94l. "a; sos, 100; s47. 100;
s25, 207 l6: ESQ, Ill $50, 60;
ss7, IS 9l2, 30; 947, e6s; 9S3,
so; $50, so s93, 20; s97, SO;
900. so; 9l4, so; sls. l6; 9O7,
$50 s73, 10; 92l, $50; 945. so;
927, so 900, so; 1874, 50; $40,
50; $40, so; 939. a; $40. 81;
s3s, 40 932, l57 933. % so;
934, ll2; $50. 10; 92s. 30; 500.
CPS ISL, 1875; 49,, $50; $50,
~ so; 905. 81 70; 9l5, 100;
$685. 90; s45, $50 s69, 10; 9Os,
40; 9l9, 50; 923, 800; 93l, $50;
926, l25; s54, rs; 906, 60; 800,
96; $40, 50; TO, II; s29, 35;
$50, 50; 81. IS; 9l0. 375; 9Ol,
90 Oil, so; S79. 100 $50, rs;
$50. so; Sol, 20 so; si4. rs;
s37, 252 SO: $40, 10; s3s, 30;
$40, so; $40, ll2; OH, 10; GIG,
90; 904, 80; so5, 90; 936, 40;
937, 30; s32. l25; s45. $50;
s65, IL; ssl. 50; 1896, so; 9i3,
so; S29. 50; 95S, $50; $40, $50;
80, d
Disbursements Contingent Fund. ss,O27 "a
Total disbursements. 80, 79s "a
REHABILITATION.
REDEMPTION FUND.
To npportionment OF cash. es,o4s 50
CT. ... .
By paid interest. 1870 81. ...-..
By paid coupons. l59 go
By paid collector. 21 92-S770 80
Balance cash In Redemption F. md .s7,97s 90
CONTINGENT FUND.
To apportionment Of cash .ss,24I 1s
c..
By paid warrants. o., 793 50
Do. collector. 233 9l-S,027 "a
Total cash In Contingent Fund.......S2 A
Total cash In the Treasury ..S7,f9l A
Respectfully submitted,
WIN z HALE, Treasurer.
COLD HILL, June 9th. 1866.
TO he Prsstdent and Board of Trustees Of the
Torn Of Gold Hin:
G~ENTLENES-I hereby report tho following
correct statement OF tho condition Of nv books
kept as Treasurer Of your corporation during my |
term In office. June 9Th to July LIST, A, d. 1865
1866. RECEIPTS
June 6-From w E Hale, late Treas.
At aQl IA
Z" 7-From s H Robinson, Deputy |
Tax Collector. on account Of tax.
es on proceeds mineR 6fA %,
" @From 8 II Robinson, on acct
Personal Property..-..--.. Coz Oh
l6-From W II Rhodes, Atty, on
acct Belcher Co..............- 1889 co.
Total receipts. slO,13 u
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DouRRry,s MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES.

and survicaI Institutc,
Sacramento street. below Montgomery Opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company oace)
~PrivAts Entrance on Leidssdorff street, IA
San Francisco, California
established expressly to afford the AFFLICTED sound
and scientific medical aid in the treatment
and cure of all Private and Chronic
Diseases, Cases Of Secresy,
and all Sexual Dis.
orders.
To the Afflicted!
DR. w. X. D0HERTY RETURNS HIS sin
~ cere thanks TO his numerous patients for thelr
patronage, and would take this opportunity ore
mind them that he continues TO consult, Mt his In
stitute, for the cure Of Chronic Diseases OF the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genito
Urinary organs, and all Private Diseases, viz:
syphilis in all its forms and stages; Gonorrh9a,
elect, Structures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Ennis.
siops, Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and
Loins, Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
etc. etc; and he hopes that his long experience
and successful practice OF many years will con-
tinue 10 insure him a share Of public atronage.
By the practice ofmany years In Euro o and the
United States, be is enabled TO apply tho most ef.
dcicut and successful remedies against diseases Of
all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moder'
ate, treats his patients In a correct and honorable
way, has references of unquestionable veracity
from men of known responsibility and high
standing IN society. All parties consulting MIN,
by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and
~Sentlest treatment. and implicit secresy.
DP wo,Id call a,,.p,ion 70 thu
foIIoS~inc aa-,isso,.s AN tue ~ hi. natI.nts
VIII baSirS fuiiv r.covered ,heir health. de,in,
20 ~. - NAV r,iyedJaI agant "A win hs
ss.r ,hs,. Sis,.msn,s ara univ anthen,iea,ad bv n
Totary puhIic
rS. lssran a, s,,I.,v M rsr,opslv d.mapd their
,hi;.I,v ~ ,bsv are yiysn mors 10 warn ,hr
,rrrorv ,hSr % sopn5 The praises Of n PhysicIan.
xb"m Snndr,J. ofIIk. CASE. can be- cited: during
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
no THE !!
yrNEpIES! NEW REMEDIES,,
mr.. Gibbons DisPensary,
mr.. Gibbons L
r1 KEARNY X

.1 EEARNY STREET
OH near Commercial san
rr,neIsco established in 1881.
Tor the treatment Of Sexua
and seminal Diseases, such n
Gonorrhea, elect, structure.
syphilis in all its forms, Semi
nal Weakness, lmpotency
etc, skin Diseases OF year
standing) and Elccratet Leg
successfully treated
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SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
STAMP DUTIES.

The following is q corrected copy ofthe new Sehe
dule OF stamp duties under the new revenue law
which took efect on August LIST. 1854:
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Orean Steamers.

BANANA, NEwZEALAND AND AUSTRIA
4 Han ROYAL MAIL COMPANY -
OPFNrs.C nv STFhN c. NM NICAIlCN bLIWEEN INV
YORK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA PANAMA.
h ,c-vee of e Company vii be commenced from Pan
pgLel4uc Oh ne s q June By the steam
st9 followed the KAlkOUkA on The 2ith cfJuly
srgers snd roods win be frgaftei o. WELLINGTON % AUX
i5 go Nelson Canterbury sydney hieooufne other parts
~ EewZellnd and Australia by The Companys lnteTColouA
80 -, -
GOOD nom Eew through fGes and rates 10 al The principal
nort, In the Austr.l ssi1n Colonel -
PThe opening voy1r of TIE Companys ships IN conjunction with
tboe II the Pacific Ae Steamship Company Will DO follows
OUTWARD.
From New-York Jure H.
From Panama. Jane ..
From Wellington \. T.. July D.
Arriving a. oydleJ July - -
TIME.
From New York T. ellington. 40 days.
From Paugms 20 Wen ugton % days
10 Sydney Melbourne days additional
HOMEWARD.
From sydney. Dist MAY or June ].
From WELLINGTON y. =. June 8.
From Colon (Asuinwaln, July u.
Arriving at New York July 20
wellington to Nev.Yo1I q day.
Wellington % Pauana. p days.
sydney bourne days additional The service viii
be uued monthly go unison wi,h The lrg dates.
Particulars FIRE application Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company. No. 50 aAst, New York.
Panama, May %, l8t6. WIN @. SEALY AGENT
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KlpNAprEp.-On the morning Of the 4th inst.

KlDSAPPED.-0n the morning Of the 4th inst
while little Of Mr. Frederick MulkeD. residing at the
corner Of North sixth aud Sixth-s. named William. aged
years playing the street in front Of the beoss
OF his parents named Jane Connolly but gen
orally known Scotch Jenny" along and picked mp
the child walked rapidly with it, its failing
the attention of the parents Descending 10 the ferry
the woman this city, and left the child AZ of her
old haunts for the day. . -
Ga the following morning she took the child 70 the live
Points House OF Industry In response TO the questions Of the
Superintendent Mr. samuel Halliday she informed him thai
the name the child John Chase that he Of css
mate BIRTH that mother who had le him her
had been Bsckwes Isbnd for crime Finding
that properly provide for the child she had de-
bring the institution presided over by M Hail.
day and have IL supported at the public expense.
The accordingly taken into the Institution and
few days Mr. Halliday advertisement Of
the city papers asking information OF lost child The
description the child exactly answered that Of the
brought TO the Institution by the woman Connolly Mr..
Muken communicated with aud visiting the House Of
Industry recognized his lost boy
Yesterday the woman Connolly arrested 10 Cresby6
CAPT ourdan of the Sixth Precinct aud being arr"Fned
before Justice Hogan at the Tomb pleaded guilty 70 the
charge kidnapping She committed Tor trial She has
been arrested twice previously Tor similar onenses
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fJ,HE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
4 l. the ONLY BRICK PRESS that uses the PERFoRA
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM THE CLAY while inihs
process Of pressing - -. . o.,
BricE THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK. CHECK, OF WAhf IN
BURNING Az other. that profess 70 do 30 are imsior snd we
public against their impositona L. "Oophoff
President. No IFS Broadway.
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Alatblncrn.

JACQUARD MACHINES, manufactured and ap-
~ pl.d 20 Power and Hand Looms
IMMORAL Skirt LOOMS made md s,'sd 20 weave any
lind Of fsure FISD,GS hgnfea Weaving la al 10 Bran hes
HEBRON s1'sPESDER and TAPE LOOMS a'o Loom'io weave
any tind # narrow goods. made % ofisr.
f0ONS FOR SrSFFSDEN sIRAPs with button holes on The
most approved pan. Machinery FOR the msnaiacgrs Of Drs T
uinss anala1tsTed I'D Tor ale by W T. utli Nv-ha
' No. 1871 North secondFt. PHILADELPHIA Pa
4 locomotives for SALE-A 22-tun Locomotive,
In rood ofder drivers aonoh trivsi fe:
JOHN STUART Dealer Locomotive No 10 Bfoad~Ay
corner Deys-
DIAPER MACHINERY FOR SALE.-Two Four
dfne Machines % niche, ana "a inches Wild. ard rse
og,ptv Of other Ain~ry Apply heea PApef MI. irene
vie Conn. CAMPBELL HALL Co. Soa ITO = III Na''''
New.l oh
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Gituatlons Wanteo- alaIes.

A STRONG American yOung man wants situation
n PoRTER good gelereuees sad experience sni wi
moderate Please cal address LEWIS No 81 Nassau
st.. Room Ne. 9.
WANTED-By young man. graduate OF East
w COLLEGE. situation good Academy
or Seminary 10 TEACH BOOkkFEPINg aud PENMANshlP,
study portion Of the tme would
also teach some branches desired has had
experience IL teaching address HENRY HOWARD Wsyrriy n 4
"ANTED-By young man OF some experience IN
w tie business, position a. Travelling SALESMAN In hr.t
ru. who.,sIr Boo; and house, salary
sou Cooi reference given Address j. o.. NrwNk PostOce
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III IUSUN XIV EK uIlu HAItIlIINI NhIIII'VH y
aer Monday May H. 1865 trains foI Albany emo ROY
connecting with Northern and Western 'ns "h leave
usf follows:
7:45 m, Express Hudson River Rslrosd Thirtethh
Teoave through Buffalo aud Suspension Bnde without
change and connecting Troy with trains for Rutland bui
hngon and Montreal
iOa n Hudson River Gsosd connecting Albany
with Wssern trains ard At Troy with trains toi the North
II Express train via Harlem Railroad TweptssirtbS snd
Fogrbaye at Chatham with Western ks,o.d iI LOB
SPRING. Pishe5 &C. Albany with trains for West and
Troy with Hs for Saratoga sPnss Rutland Burlington and Mon
tsl
Express Hudson Railroad connecting at
Albany with trains for Wet and Troy with trains for Montreal
with sleeping attached.
EIpe.s train v Harlem Railroad eonnecting at Chatham
with Western Road Springs and Ptsted al Albany
With trans for West and Troy with trains for Rutland Burlington
and Ment,eA
Expres, train Hudson Rsiroad with sepingea
and through Buhalo saspcnsion Bridge without
OF A. Seepnssf excepting Saturday.
attached nom Neg Yoik through Osaeburh, without change
via Rome W. sud o. Railroad This Sunday Con
pecon for Troy will be made at z. Albany.
II o. train Hudson River Railroad with sttsee1
Albany aud Troy IN tie morning and ting with
"''"' W. WIN. H. VANDERBILT. Wee President.
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TIME HARRISON BOILER q SAFE STEAM
pouHR-This new Steam combines essential sd
IL ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION, In hrst
and COS, Of repairs, durability economy d ue iSe oil clear
iue and rnspotstou no possessed by other boiler
combination Of cafon hollow ,phefe' each eight
inches IL diameter aud rghths OF inch thick These
by bolts with At the ends
The form 10 the Strongest strength resist internal
the the wroughtro boiler p'te shout 70 pr cent
Every boiler tested by hydfan 81 600 pound The
square inch IT CANNOT BE BURST UNDER ANY PkACIlCA
BIZ STEAM PRESSURE
pressure which ht rupture n ordinary boiler every
Joint safety No other steam generator
relief under without
20 fef and thus preventing disaster .
affected by corrosou which destroys The wrought
Most this IL hes economy
in aei equal to the sns the and
heag suace also from the waved line
Of the sue which thoroughly mixing the induces better
aud breaking the lame causes tic heat 70 be more effect
res. ap steam quickly with little fuel produces SUPER
without ppaa;ns aud not liable TO Pfnns
foamnr Anporsd and be taken apart 20 that
no piece pounds Ia difficult places OF
boiler be put through opening one
n cleaned inside and Under ordinary cucumsnc~s
l. Kept permanent deposit BY blowing The ~ate entirely
fnl week IL requires special ~ Ia
H. management Injured be renewed with gfsst facility
uniform In shape and when renewed we ee
boiler remains ~ GOOD The greater part the boiler viii
never need renews uness unfairly used .
for mining districts Of California, Colorado and Nevada
f.city for nsPoron 70 II may be thfen
single need weigh over eighty p0undA
III has weight s than ouehaf Tie ground
OF the ordinary cyudrr boiler without being increased IA hight
Anv fae be used from the most expensive 10 t.
fuse coal 200 Of these boilers In
some Of the best estabsnmens in England ana IN
this country snd specification. free OF charge For cur
wori Grays Ferry Road adjoining United States Arsenal Phil
edelph.a. Pa
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Tn. Firss Rebel sh.s ., the N.'is.sI Flag

CAIRO III. Iridny JRv 10 lstb
The cannon that fred the fret shot In the Rebellion 81
the steamer Star of the West 81 s srtrance OF CAares-
ton hsrbor January o. eo esssec through here en- route
10 Washington todAS. 0s'ee OF tho s"h''"'s "' We
t6tk RssulA
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave foot OF
N Coutlsndts for PHILApsIfH,. At and 10 O.
and u for BALrinoRn and W"sse'"s 81 s'"6e m.
n sne "a uidpshI
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amnsemenis.
ArIRI.O's GARDEN.-ITALIAN OPERA.
~ ITALIAN MITIGATION

NrIBLOs GARDEN.-ITALIAN OPERA.
IN ITALIAN MITIGATION.
In order patriotic call made by the italian Central
Committee for the purpose Of forwarding Italian volunteers
10 Gen Garbad tn. Italian Of the combined Grand Italian
Ope Companies now resident EewYork viii under the direction
ofrnor MUZo give short series Of Operatie Tepresenons We
proceeds from devoted to the benefit Of said
The following artists VIII assist in these special representations;
Me.dames Ga1Ianiva, Ghioni aod TabacchL
Prime DOune COnirahe
hesdames Patti and De Rossi.
PRINT Tenor.
sisnor, Massimian Anaas, Lmperh steaani Eusni and
Maccaiern
signors Belni Orlandni ArdavannL Maria fAii- iP' anu
PRINT Bassi.
Signors susini, Antonucci, Bai, Coei and Foesat -.
The chorus and orchestra Of the combined Ope nav"
Musical Director and Cor .snor MUZlo
The viii be limited evening performances and one
MONDAY EVENING, July I6 .,apm,
with Vsrd' grand opera Of 49,,
The music and wsrrObc kindly furnished BY the Ghoni and
Admission extra Family Circle Ten
seats can Be secured The Office Of theser commencing
Saturday, lith ct l6s. N.
PARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BTSaaysy sswreH spns and PrTi Io i COOL
THOROUGHLY R EEHIktNNTTL99 sUccrssFu 0ooA
,,. Mr. 9; l. FoXs ,sro,r,rv
o2 PIX 2SD t eL P4fzf E Fac GE
The ORIGINAL FOX ''''' u l. - .-,rrn
Tine beautiful and charming Danseu'e
mr. Z, AND ~ III T1iE 'I GRFSr PArTOMlME COMPANY,
JACK AND GILL WENT UP THE HILL,
REMARKABLE Observation-Disclosures 'IaueHABLE TRICKS
and MIRTH.INsPIRlNG INCIDENTS.
10 DC '''" Ut ~ "'" dHRoLrNA TWINS
p 3;d SyisG S ed ER6a b tf
MASTER Alley TTENER NF1NT bRI J5.
MAMMOTH 4HRE Eat BG SHp 81 tise pounds
C ldo IyIHG s uIiTf ala. Il s. BIR6s
1900 SPECIMENS or NATIVE BIRDS,
CHINESE SUMMER TEA.HoUsE, from = HONG ON KoNo.
THE AFRICAN vULTuRE-sTHE ADJUIANI.
AUSTRALIAN OPOssUM AND YOUNG
MEXICAN HORNED FROGS, TWO NYLGHAUs.
WA% sTATgEs OF , N1I55p I'D PL HE5USyhss
Learned Seal Happy Family Grand AqaaA iOO"
Admission 80 cents Children under ten. IS cents.
WALLAcK'' FIFTH WEEK
of,he
BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT
q the M yTgob6J Ban II sF IPs-l STn'sdi'-'
SATURDAY EVENING. July II, 1896
The performance will commence with the hiOsrn'n
IRELAND AS 1T WAS. ,,,,
"Ao'AD with the Son: Paddy'. the Boy'1
Dan oCMoln... Mr. o ~ rlsnr
Neil OCar D. l. hNsg0a
i'''"''''' BORN TO GOOD LUCK. AKIN
PAUDEEN ORAFFFRTY. .................ME DAN BRYANT
''''''N' IRELAND AS IT WAS.
HANDY ANDY
OLYMPIC THEATER.,
" SATURDAY EhEHING JULY H. 1855
this theater Of Bouaelt celebrated drains
TUE 0cToR00NS T TiE 0CCTToRooS
peasa with new scene. snd effect. By T. FIsyes D.
strng which uniform excellence believed equal TO
any given the drama
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LOSSES nome.
election for Directors Of this Company held this day. the
following gent men elected for the ensuing year;
uIfGH LANG ROBERT NJ. BRUCE,
EFFTNG N TdWNSEyD JOHN SCOTT BOYD,
tfIAs : SWORDS. ISRAEL CORSE
N Henry UAIGUT A YENAGA DEL VALE
LEONARDO s. sUAREZ LAWREHCE IUlnUItE,
81 A RDOSsON HENRY s LEVERICH.
1N0S n FNO JACOB VAN WAGENEN
1IHN II lTsON JOHN n. WILLIS.
SGNTTFI NILJ,FTS PRESTON II. HODGES,
GEO GRISWOLD, NALIt.R BAlNhS,
NOAH 5. HUNT. HENRY COFFIN,
THOMAS SMULL, yOHN ID. GhltflNiro
GpO A TOWNSFND WILLIAM x. STRONG,
DON ALONZO CUSHMAN. J. II. HOLCOMB,
URIAH J. SMITH. THOMAS II. fAlLE.
SYLVESTER l.. n. WARD.
subseqnen, meeting the Board HUOh LAlnO esq was
uu snimousiy reelected President 49, . ,.,
New-York June T. 1896
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CUNDAY EXCURSION to GLEN CONE.-Ihe
y selnc- SYLVAN GROVE vii ene le-s-'lP On sUNDAi'
July Is 90 ocO o. toIe-e Point W if'ioe 'ffai 500
Cry Island Nrwltoche AID Glen Cove Returning eay" Gen
ocie4r Il Landing a. ti-lihs-
and Thirfv-f0nrh-st. ea-l
CTEAM EXCURSION among the ICEBERGs.-
- The Steamship COMMERCE. under charge - Cart J. W
% lrav. boston .5h irs. flf au EAtIAHlOH 20
LABRA DOR sydney C. &c. -. JONAS y f and other
rsccs Of iurres fuoa- most qoaahy NJ Aatc Iclrsiapn
e.il ard returning by sy - Char p. 7.
fe ftrffer gA CAPT IJf hf' maze y
l1Gg viii sf1fd the hrhy and peasant wsys 81
spending le uonh Aggu TIE .prad1 shooting and h.ng
a.. the lholf air aud roo climate, ~" dry
rIi.ucs al combine 30 rrHa@ the tIee
sion . -ced ue'y afirar..sc oAc
oo4 anoa4osi aEd airHGdHo ell btpotidfd JahSe'
~ cifhp
Cabin pa..sgs al srpp,e' $50 A. 10 steamer
the gsth races A. old ne -e-ufrd A.
once For rs olars -ddf-.sJ W DODGE HAMPTON Fal y H.,
OF FRANKLIN Snow co, No. to1incrc. a., Boston
1icbets 20 BE- Obtained a ,. snow co
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DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES

furrovemenis-makes The perfect Conafs EIpennentA
Mtcury-per.cting Inventions PGteTns, Moo" &C W o'o'
W H. TOLHCRSTS Machine Shop, =, ~
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Giiuatious Uantco-fcmales.

A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
want SITUATIONS 10 do general HOUSEWORh &c, at Mrs
LOVES institute No II Stanton the Bowery
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Drn GOODS.

4 T DE PERCEVALs
N No 10 Broadway opposite Aorpoce formerly ct No 6s7
Chdreus Coaks and SUITE Infants Wrdrobes French Lingerie
TO- ladies and den imported Chemise Yokss Ladies Ready
made Ladder and MeI Sets Aendkerche, Sc
Initials and Coat Of Arms Embrodered Stamping for Embroide
A.. Sc., &c.
fNRAVELING BONNETS and SUNDOWNS at half
price J.. BiNNSS immense millinery No 81 Broadway oP
oe hbo Theaer Bonnets At 50 worth Sl2i Straw Bonnets
g. worth So Chltren's Hats. ell IuFbans 81
CARPETS, FURNITURE, OIL-CL0THS, &c,
~ GcGr,a depreciation the price Of these goods Decided
bar gains Carpets particularly. Although the obbeTs and importers
advanced th prices the gold wh
coltinue sell al this month and a. long my present stock a
prices less than when gol 2a Ny motto % qnie.
and small profits On this line built trade and mean 70
carry II out to the best Of my ability. -
Mo-. 267 2eo and 2 West Thy dh corner Eiehth-sve
~ II. MACY.
lie FANCY GOODS DRY GOODS
BEST QUALITY FRENCH MD GLOVES, &c
FOURTEENTH-ST AND aIXTHANE.
READS BEADSN BEADS nDSS.
b. p. BROWN, Importer,
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table
from MAY Leave james slip, n y No. Tor Geeupon snl
way stations; 1890 M syoet and way stations, 3o y
pess GreeIrort 4l g. stations %
North p and way stations and on Saturday shs 20 isphlns
MORRIS aud ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
W. Foo. and er Nov. p Morning mai trains
and
Nal ETrress ior an stations Of Mnbun 40 D. N Morris
Express al ?. e.,,,e,. o.
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tirliaions Notifes.


Al the Everett Rooms fThr ouhst md si1th
Pastor hold divine service every SUNDAY At 10 L. Al sf
invited to attend
broadway Tabernacle Church. corner q siSbavs. sne
TbIrtvOnr1 The Rev. Or SrUKrEVANl viii preach TO
MORROW, a. lOi clock a. IA. ard = O'Clock p NJ
Church of the Holy Trinity, asdsoneve soEuer 81 Es.
Sunday in Jay and Aues'I
a l0t and o'clock p NJ
Central Pre-by Church.-Pie ,chire TOMORROW
by Paaor kv JAMES DUNN at the Chapel Paa'e HAD
haye between ss and 4dsts, ~ tue Church %
Brooat-st near broadway At 10. an. ana y m
rive Points House of Industry, No los Worth -Seryos
AFTERNOON in the Chapel. a. oc0cs Sung
ing by the children :. Is. hALLIDtl, eaPeilht'p"s"sA
treenc-.t. W. n. Church, between broome aud
The Rev JOHN : INshlP. Pastor, vii preach IO-No'oW
st 10y and O'Clock The evening servers WI o
followed by Strangers anu others are invited at
tend. seats TIRE
John-st. NJ. T.. Church.-TOMORROW. at 10Y NJ, the
L. JAMES wiz preach tie funeral .srmon Of the ate broth
Robe. spd Al 81 D. the Rev. w. H. DE PuY wIl preach
Cls meeting and sebbsih School, al u arc a. Pun
Strangers a invited to attend.
Mrs BuIIene di.courses Fret Society spiIoal.u
Hall No 900 Broadway a. Va and !. ocioeA Sub
Luke x no. H. h john 1ivi I1-o Conference al oeoeA
Public invited.
Miss Ella Van We. gifted child of God. will be 10
her Cabinet SUNDAY at y Tu o. No t4 broaawey " p'vs
spirit Power Truth Is Mighty anu Mart fre'sh
SupeTstiouS rssehooo.
Newly orh Port -ociety's Mariners Church and Wis
sions-preschiug SUNDAY July IS Cbaue spd Med
isons by Pastor l r AID Il Also, q eoIaef %
Dover and Naorss at and at No 27GTeen~ich at m
All s-afs
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fnrniirre.

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Hog,ton Call Save money Goods warranted and delivered
free Furniture 4 suites