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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18
THE ESCAPE OF sTEPHENs.


An suspicious event for the Fenian
cause. And more of practical promise is
given BY his departure from France for
and arrival in this country. We are con-
fdent we do not over estimate the impor-
lance which men of Irish birth and imme-
date extraction, in this country, attach to
Stephens almost miraculous escape and
advent in this Nation. when we say 1t is
as though we, American born, loyal citi-
zens, had known the misfortune Of a cap
ture Of Grant by Lees troops Immediately
after the former sat down before Rich.
mond, and had the satisfaction and cheer
of the escape Of our hero from the South
ern Confederacy-his landing on a foreign
shore and subsequent return to the head
Of the armies Of the Republic.
Indeed, how very opportunc is Steph-
ems arrival. A sad and sore dispute had
grown up between factions" universally
so-called, in the Fenian organization. The
escaped patriot m to heal the breach,
to concentrate the forces once again and
more powerfully than ever, toward the
one grand contamination which all true
friends of Republican freedom desire, and
trust will be accomplished.
And see the special opportunities that
are open for the occasion sought by the
friends of Ireland. New Brunswick-no
more legitimately connected with the Brit
ish Provinces than the State Of Maine
would be-will, as elsewhere remarked,
oppose the consolidation of British-Amer-
lean States, now in contemplation, under
the suggestion and fostering incentive OF
the British Crown. The English minis
try are unquestionably determined to
force the consolidation" if they cannot
nurse all the Provinces into the scheme,
as Of their own free will and accord. Ger
tain it is that in order to bring about the
plan of confederation some Of the now
distinct or comparatively independent
Provinces will require coercion from the
mother country before their " consent to
such an arrangement can be obtained.
What a "time" will thus be presented
for advantage to the Fenian Captains! A
foothold in New Brunswick or New
Foundland or Nova Scotia, or each and
every one Of these Provinces can surely be
obtained as an easy task. so will the
physical strength Of the organization bs
economical almost entire for the grand
assault for the redemption Of the Emerald
Isle.
In view Of this simple statement of un'
deniable facts, we recur to the expression
Of warranted joy over the appearance o.
the Great Head Center in the metropoli:
of the Nation, and his establishment there
of ON unchallenged headquarters for coun-
Gil and command. The event is worthy
of commemoration by our Irish fellow
citizens; and the celebration Of to-nigh,
will, we hope and trust, be the beginning
of an enthusiastic popular desire and de-
termination on the part Of our people to
lend all aid within their means to the
prominent struggle for the securing and
establishment of freedom in the land Of
St. Patrick. The "cause" has always had
our sympathy ; and shall uninterruptedly
receive our support.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18
Teachers' Convention !

THE TEACHERS IN THE EMPLOY OF
i the "Storey County Board Of Education"
arc hereby notified that there will be q Conyen.
ton Of Teachers In the Third Ward
mencIng OF 10 o'clock A. N.
A full attendance Is requested. School officers,
patrons Of the Public Schools, and the friends OF
popular education generally, are respectfully In.
yited TO DO present.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
JOHN A. COLLINS,
County Superintendent Of Public Schools.
NAV II. 1855. myl7 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18
NEW TO-DAY.

Attention, Liberty Hose, No. 4.
THERE WILL BE j. SPECIAL 2
i Meeting Of the Company held on &sA
SATURDAY EVENING, May 10th. HERN
at P. NJ, at the Hall Of tho Company, -
70. the purpose Of a drill. A prompt attendance
Is desired. BY order.
C. w. HUMPHREYS, Secretary.
Gold Hill, May le, 1866. myls q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18
%TOrchlight Procession
or HE
V I r G. I N T A
AND
GOLD HILL CIRCLES
OF THE
FENIAN BROTHERHOOD!
On Friday Evening. May 10, 1853
Fire Companies in Uniform and Citizens
Generally are Invited TO Join In
tho Procession.
Members Of the Virginia Circle and all persons
wishing TO join the Procession, are re.
quested to assemble promptly at
Up. ~, ut the junction Of
Sutton Avenue
streets.
ORDER OF /,

The Line will be formed on c street, with the
right resting on Sutton avenue. The Procession
will move from the place Of forming designated,
an follows:
From Sutton avenue, OIL G street, to Carson
street, on Carson street to B street. along B street
to the Divide, and down to Gold Hill.
All persons In Gold Hill. whether members of
the Circle or not, are cordially invited TO unite
with the Procession when 1t reaches that place.
The place Of rendezvous in Gold Hill will DO at
tho house Of Liberty Hose Company, No. ].
Tho march In and from Gold Hi! will be as
follows: Down Main street to tho NEWS Office /;
countermarch on Main street; move 10 the Dl.
vide: along G 'treet to Sutton avenue; along
Sutton avenue to b street; along B street to
Taylor street; down Taylor street to c.; and
countermarchlDg on G IN front Of the Speakers
stand, opposite Mclaughlin & Roots building.
The members Of the Press and Of the State Fe'
nian Convention, and the State officers Of the
Brotherhood will ride In front Of the Procession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18
THE ORDER OF EXERCISES

THE ORDER OF EXERCISES
VIII consist Of speeches by members Of the Fe.
nihn St nte Convention.
Aner the adjournment Of the meeting the Vir
ginia Circle will escort the Gold Hill Circle as far
u the Divide.
Z President and Marshal Of Virginia Circle.
CAPT. JOHN CAHILL, AID. -
JAMES E. MURPHY,
Marshal Of the Gold Hill Circle.
T. O'CoSSELL, Aid.
Virginia papers copy.l myl7 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18
DISPATCHES
Dates TO LAST NIGHT!

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE COLD HILL DAILY sEws.J
BY CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH.
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Notice to Voters !

1NHE TIME FOR THE REGISTRATION OF
L the names Of the Qualified Electors In DIS.
tricts Nos. l and 9. Of Townshlp No. 3 Gold HID,
prior to the Municipal Election to be held on the
4th day Of June, 1866. for the election of Town
Officers. will expire ut Fix o'clock P. n. on the
9th day Of May. 1866.
W. \. HALL, Registry Agent.
Gold Hill, Nevada, May IL, 1866 ml4 te
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18

PreIeItInB 70 IeH'1 IHo V0UHV'J' "0 10
visiting his friends in the city to-day.
Toombs Departs.
Robert Toombs left for Europe May 10.
Austrian Troops for Mexico.
NEW YoRx, May F.-Mr. Barreda,
who has just arrived at Washington from
Europe, brings information that 1000
Austrian troops had been sent to Mexico
since the determination to withdraw the
French troops was made public; and he
suspects, from the date Of the shipment,
that the protest addressed By Seward had
already been made to the Austrian Gov
ornroont
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18
Notice to Electors.

THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF TOWN.
ship No. 3. Gold Hill, county Of Storey, are
notified that the undersigned. Registry Agent
under the laws of the State OF Nevada, has 70.
celved tho proper record book and papers from
the proper authorities OF this county, and that he
IL prepared to register the qualified voters Of said
Township rs Is by law IN such case made and
provided. W. N. HALL,
Registry Agent.
Gold Hill, May /, 1866. my2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18
Old Gwin Released.

New ORLEANS, May l6.-Gwin was
released on parole, without conditions.
He refused to take the oath Of allegiance,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18

TTAvrNG BEEN APPOINTED THE SOLE
III Agents for the State Of Nevada for the
above Celebrated Wine. which Is pronounced by
all connoIsseurs equal, II not superior to HloH
GRADES Of imported French Wines, We beg
leave to inform our friends, and the public 10 gen.
eral, that tho First shipment Is now on the way.
and that due notice will DO given Of It's arrival.
THO9. TAYLOR d CO.,
myle lw No. $50 South Q st., Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-18
Je6.'s Indictment.

8Cusb
It is said the indictment Of JEFF. Davis
was drawn to meet the provisions Of the
Act of the 18th Of July, 1852, which pro-
vides that any person who shall hereafter
put on foot or engage in rebellion against
the United States shall be imprisoned not
exceeding ten years or fined not exceeding
$4,000.
Judge Field, of the Supreme Court, ex-
pressed his opinion that this law repeats
all previous provisions Of law for the pun
ishment of treason.
Impertnnt Bills Passed.
The bill to grant lands in aid OF the
construction of q railroad from the Central
Pacific Railroad, in California, to Port
land, Oregon, was passed.
The diplomatic appropriation bill was
taken up, discussed, amended and passed.
The West Point Academy bill was
amended go as to allow the few remaining
vacancies to be filled from the South, and
then passed.
Taxing Mines.
The House then resumed the considera-
ton of the tax bill paragraph In regard to
mines, which gave rise to considerable de.
bate ; Messrs. Stevens, Kelly. McRuer,
Bidwell and Hooper taking ground against
the tax, and Messrs. Morrill,. Blame and
schenck defending TX Finally the para
graph was stricken out.
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Arrived.

Steamship Lsdoua Hevsy Galveston Jane viz Key ws. gh
days Galveston Bar nee 90 miles of Ionssa passed brig
Steamship Valley City suyder Richmond Norfolk. % hours
with msqe and pass to james Hand.
.n SS, % AGS%is Zoo s9II Co. '"a ''
St,an.hp ssrstoss King Richmond Norfolk with
Steamship rer Dean Wilmington C. So hoar with
ndse 10 G. Peac The O. T. dsiined OF tie Bar b. tie
nd S's ns.a ,o psi hgsw r eUi Co.
90" sbo westen T8pire Gsrr cao Marcel . via Hampton
.snts Tn .p Xo6 Amrres from cs,o for SewYOr
via Hampton Rosd, dsy. with susnc to Muster
Diana sved BeIgenstom Rio Janero - days With coffee
Bari John Griffin Chase Havana days. James L.
B,k orw FOyn, Havana u days with 'as to Punch
sris Aurora tBr) Cs,hOn By slay' with coat b
Big Ocean Wave Browning FernsnaaA II days with timber to
Big Mcayrs tsf Boonl Marshall ounaaHsmO II days with
Big Mereeds1 of Island Kohl CeniaesOs ~ DAYS with
Es ISABELLA ThorOeck of Sunderland Proctor c'dr 50 days
Big Hiram Aba of wi.rsett Thbit. sasua II dy with
. oT ao@swsd al AIehsG for SewYo Len
'0I Bs = a. BarDad tor st. Andrew. n b. Coe za.,
with sugar Frye Co Lett brig Independence for Ne"iOrs
" R ra af BsrruJaI saith Msnz,ua % days with
hrs Henrietta Ir oS'Psr gsrmuda w. via P o5
NeT-1o 1t so9q
Brs Nebraska of Bo.,ou Emery Neuias - sy' with moae'
u
10 q NInrtsn Le bg isgs, hewl OH in days. brig
achs Tor days. brig Roscmsy for Ne~i ORR IN ~
days; BRIG Ga golue. dischalgins. -. -, -
hrg Enena .1.L Gando CaDpae,iy 10 jays with wood to
Bs A. rsd,haw Rogers Manlsna 10 hays with sugar Se to
BrIs r. Cook Small Royal days With old iron to bney
90 Jun. long - 80 spoke whaling brig Herald
(of Mafoul from Trinidad. PORT SPAIN CRUISING. - - ~.
Mo.c warins Plummes. 81 And'e"' " D. days WIN
snr i r. MARSHA. Msrsha Cow Bay 10 days. with coal to c.
swane une TO- IS aies Of Cape Sable spoke 'ehr DAVID
's shi Coast Fo Goodss cndenA. II days. with to A
Abbott 49,. - m -. ,.A.. 4.
shr America lsr speish fredeIics'0n n b. with 'nOer to
sshr Ro1e Elliott OLD usrbof Cam) le days, with loswOod to
sehr Doaae mcs.hn Cow Bay IL days with coal to s. W.
schr Amelia (of Haax Fhei Point Pete (Gosdsloupel IS
dsys with sugar TO 4. l. Nevlns sou. =.
Srnr Aisato Collins Corpus Christi ?, days win WOOL NC, o
John boy Son Co May "a In lat ~ long 49, 'posesc
sehr B. Srove. Mckee Cenruesos d days with sugar to T.
snhn Isabel (of onoD Dennon iIsrbor nj days with
frut 10 J. Len chrs. W. H. smith and GOOD Intent o we"
Oh, ID H. CsrS tof ST. Johns, ~ ST. Williams. Maanzes
days.
shr Jua A. Haock Crowe Barbados 10 days VITA 70 pse
scbp r. p King Smith, Cedar Kevs 10 day., with cedar
scbr. Washington, Joine, virginia
Schr. Isle OF Pines, Lake, Virginia
schr. NJ. A. Predniore. Smith Virginia
Scbr. Exertion. Ty.r Smith, virginia
Schr. Fran French, Lippincot, Nireipis
schr. !. Van Can't, WoddDorsen Virgins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19

proved prices and quite largo amounts were taken Tor
shipment to Europe at the o'clock call, at sharp adj
vance on the morning prices The 52Os of 1862 sold at
l0l of 1864 AT 1903 and Of 1865 1881 The lCOs sold at
96, 49, In State stocks and Railway mortgages little done
Bank shares were steady The small stocks neglected
and lower. Western Union Telegraph is steadily pushed
AZ the Board but buyers shy NewYork Central was
steady Erie sold in the morning at 5gl aud rallied TO oil
under reports Of purchases for Europe As foreign
holders are Just getting at the secrets OF manage
ment in Erie ard learning that its common shares are
homeless of dividends the export viii not be very profit
able Reading is steady. Illinois Central under great
excitement rose l2i with large sales. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh also rose per cent. Michigan Southern was
barely supported and is not fashionable stock for the
moment At the o'clock call the market was lower upon
the general sharelis At the Second Board
dull and steady and after the call remained without
special change. The quotations Ohio Certificates,
27!a2I; Canton, 6Ol 06Ol; Cumberland Coal, 49d|li
Quicksilver 0G5l Mariposa Preferred, 81 @&i3 New
York Central % a99l; Erie 50, 959l; Hudson River,
10; Reading 9l8lO)l Michigan Central, los @lOSsi
Michigan southern 7s5 079, Illinois Central Scrip ~
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81 Cleveland and Toledo, looi
Rock Island, 93I; Northwestern, 30; North-W etefn,
Preferred so; Fort Wayne 81; Western Union Teie-
graph, % a5Sl
The money market is easy aud call loans are abundant
at 4a5 cent In commercial paper no change poS'
names selling at 5a5i and good at 606l . cent lhe
Bank Statement shows largo loss of gold and gu increase
oflegal tenders The loans reduced slightly.
The following shows the condition Of the New YORK
CITY banks this week and lasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19

TIE NEW BRIDGE OVER BRoADwAY-THB HARLEM
RAILROAD TRACKS.

The Board met pursuant to adjournment at 2 p.
IN yesterday the President j. Wilson Green n the chair
hat action he taken resolution brought in the
Beard requiring all for his approval be engrossed
Referred the Committee Printing and Advertising.
The report Of the Alderwonic Committee the Broadway
Bridge received ard referred TO the Committee Streets
The report Of the Committee recommends the adoption oil
the plan Of Rich GTifiths.
Councilman PULLMAN novel 10 resoind the resolution
authorizing the Harlem Railroad Company TO lay track in
0ne huDdred-and twenty fth-st; which was laid over.
The report Of the AeTmanic Committee Roads in favor
Of grading and curbing the avenues bounding Noun
Morris square and running from
- One hundred and twenty fOurthsts concnrred in
Fac Board then adjourned to Thursday next at ?. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
Toledo Detroit and Cleveland from January TO June @
FIVE months in the wears:

TOTAL Gran, Dnsh ........ss.-~I fV-'s'o i1'ofof~l
Increase this year over last jOJ,&!l bids. Flour and
7323,5S bushels of Grain.
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Company for tho second week in Jlne including
earnings of the Chicago ana Milwaukee Rd for the
period in both years,
1866 sos 50 53ol % Increase sl6j07 sc
The receipts of the Housatonc Railroad Company for
the month Of May were:
1906 sl036i 90 1863 s3sO OF 20 Inreasc. 800 AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19

The er c. 3 Grove. which arrived yesterday rpo ia . :,
al Double Head sho, Keys brig ltsha rom n5 % '0 ' ~
yun sS In Isi sol long British ship North America from Oaao
for New-York. IN, ..,,,,.a in t.t AZ a. long q
20 lp eb eshp reported having been In lat
A. os loug 20 " the llth inst
20, Iona Clara. hence for lDdiaroa
s, h,o1,n (Brpul reported on Goodwin l.d on ihc h inst
Shin Barmah Br.h reported In lat 30 o. ons u 10 June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19

Ship Marianne Nottebohm, Lamb. lIave Boyd HncS,n
Bark Contest (Br) Scott, Rio Janeiro
BsrI Fsugha slseh tBrl Doyle Petoa. b. r. Small Go.
bark Mozart tBrem Bsejer Guy Point Va Cbas Lgng Co
BrxM orders A. r. AgIestl
Bris NIPPON MarteI. Bay. b. y Small 4 90.
Bs Eleanor Thompson Br Duncan, Cofk for orders McCuly
Marsh
shr Juia tBr Lapree Rio OTsnde do Sui Brett son Co.
Hseish Nkeron, Buenos Ayes Murray Ferris
scr Lysaiora (panl, Ls,Ir g. Martin. and 81 Thoas
Doyae 4 Co.
schr Vglant fBr). Wells Nassau 2. +. Hachin.on.
schr Royal Arch (BLl N.wboub Halisx. d. r. DeNoh Co
schr. Lncy Ann tBr) BuTdon Lyon, u. y small Co.
schr. Fay Hale;i Hos,on Kfckett Tooker Taylor
Il. J. Tnl Hew-cdforJ Larawsy Piymer.
scbr. Peek Avsry. Philadelphia LaTaway Pyaier.
soop Fred Brown, Wnghtnsn Bristol Geo v. Strsnahan-
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prlnilng.
fusooino CARDS. &c.
1le0icai.
proposals.
DpoposAIs for the ERECTION of the

PROPOSALS for the ERECTION OF the FIRST
i DORMlTORY Of the CORNELL UNIVERSITY will be re-
ceycd until the goth day Of Jane 1856 The plans and
may the 9 dag Of jane Of the Office 81 tie b
tets Wilcox Porter Buffalo. aud at the office OF toe
University Cornell Library Building at Ithaca Coutrs9r'
viii be required complete work By the list day OF june b
approved bond in the sun OF $1,000 for the u
their for the execution OF
with such proposals gsi
accompany The Trustees Of the University reserve the
the iuteres Of the Institution
Proposals should be addressed e President OF the
Board at Ithaca, y. Y EZRA COhNfIi, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
MONDAY, jane ls-P. "

Gold has been much excited and the fluctuations as
ysvd and violent at any time during the Rebellion At
s>e call the first price was l6 followed bya sudden rally
n I6 The highest rate Of the day 1863, and the
closing quotation 1861, after selling low 1851 These
violent fluctuations have severely hurt good many oper
nisrs including merchants who have been tees low
~ iSo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
TO CAPITALISTS.


Property about Yves, Vrgni 20 from 1859 Roy
land oneeighth OF the oil, Coal other
minerals obtained
depth OF 900 feet Several heavy veins OF
gas previous attaining this DEPTH Of which
threw csumn Of oil aud water to hight Of 80 feet
boring and pursung their
operations caree forced the tools into cosioe and hnay Aban
doned their contract.
flowed the until the well became cboked
with thick paIne. The oil Of the finest quality being s TO q!
gravity -
The win dispose Of the Lease Oh Wei two sets OF Der
k 10 Engine Engine house Tools Tubing Cables
Tanks all tho prosecuting the
Address w. Box No. Phladpha with real and real
dence, and where an interview may be had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19

ro,,r no Prussia FKD LIanr CoLBsReavsDz - On ana
oy isa IL dy Of April 1866 light viii be % hiaied rom Lt
the port oil
sossi of Pusss The light med white light at an o. 81
CO. hive The mean and In clear weather honh De
xbe At distance Of eshs mea The isAt House sh1,
north Of the pilot station which s a. the eAcmy we ." ~
~ IN. uor, and II. position gwen ~ M - " NV
Ens rs 80 - Vast OF Greenwich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19

TNO CAPITALISTS.-A responsible and reliable
party had comfortable experience In Mining i der,
Of securing by location good sLtEh MINES
In the ezon. Nevada who viii loan TO per-
feet this nteps 900 o u month"; will receive good security
for with high Of interest hall Interest
In the secured The best Of references gwen Addes'
~, b. Boz No. Tribune Ou.cc.
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Mcsnernnda.

n, ala, h.,vv blow on Thprsday night 8 e. the ship,
Pbdslohla and H. wsen, anchor IN the S"h he
.sar 10 the siesmship Pslnyrs and the turn % he
a The steamer the bows OF the shp dons eoh'e
.hie damage to each other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sum Moon .l2.o0
Sandy Hook l2;29 Gov. lsand....l;lO Hell Cste9;9l
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM GALVEsTON-n steamship Ladona-Chales r. Richards
family Jordin. }. ~ Mills Mira Abbott NJ j. Donohne Mr.
Bartlett LADY r. H. Williams j. Cbubes and lady NJ H. Tuckef
family. j. H. Baker, Capt GynD and lady, Miss Brown Mr.
Wanhhu Mls Sawyer daughter Miss Ball Mrs Randall MIS-
Chamber sud ugher Mrs Fellows and children hs Fker
and Miss Packer. =,
FROM BERMUDA-rn brig Henrietta-Mr John Lewis snd Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
pa:t,deIpI;n Cattle Market-JUyE IL.

Cattle more active Beeyes advanced &C. n, receipts
coo head sales OF Extra at l alec. Sheep lees active and
lower sales A. head at 66!c Cows IN good demand al
full prices. Hogs Unchanged sales OF 100 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
Receipts Of Produce.

JuSgls-l3sl6 bbls Flour bbs Whisky. COS bbs Corn
Meal 72l sacks loake 400 bush Wboai 6Joi bns Cvrp
BUSH Oats go bush Malt Is pkgs Ashes 10 Pkg Cut
Meats, 100 pkgs. Lard. 4.06i bbls Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
1nanrial.

nICKAWAY COUNTY BONDS.--The holders
thereof notified that all Of the rsst due BONDS
sued by the County OF fekswhy IN the s,ste oio %
the NATIONAL PARK BANk City New York the 10, DAY OF
July, 1906
UsIrED srATss TRxAscEY ISrKREsr DgpsRTrgsr
NEv.Yo June 4, 1865. )
SCHEDULES Of 1907 thirty or more SEVEN and
- THREETENTHs Il $40 COUPONS payable June Is instant
IA ,oy he ,ec.ived Tor .IAmipson H. H. VAN DYtK,
Assistant Treasurer L. e.
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cn1,pr CALENDAR-Tns nAN.

SUPREME CouRT-CGcuIr-Part i:-Nes, ~ ~, "a
oO $40 9s9 i1l 1884 1896 lsI lo; ,-O 10 ss Ass -.
Y 100, eV 20 sIs iTl 100 l0e2 ga 3f 800 Sl~ 70
i9S6 ,s5G 1894 ia 1895. SPECIAL isGM-A'Jou'H"
SUPERIOR Court AND COURT OF COMMON 'b'"'
TRI.L TrRs-Adiourped ior tie fern.
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TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OfFlCE-J'
BEFORE Commissioner BETS.

TINE FRENCH ENThADlTUN OtSh' -;
T., ,ho ,,,a,tor of rho extradi,ion of Sureau Lam
This ease was adjourned 10 to-day but ow9g ~,
indisposton of Mr. Clinton the prisoner eoahs,, ra
examination was adjourned to II oc'oeA h0A' '''"''
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BORT h1aroen's Notire.
STArE OF NEw. YoRx.

. .,,,l-., . FOIT' W ARDRss UFFlCH No q WITpm,i
NOilCE Is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ on ofhe act passed April H. 1851 entitled Ace To III.
orss1Ee the wsIdens Ofiee q the Port Of rr
inquiry examination survey following ye,ssi, A.
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No. - BROADWAY, juno 10, 1906.
TIME BOARD of TRUSTEES have declared a
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