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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-11
IVashinEton Affairs.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The Senate,
late this afternoon, after q long debate,
ratified the Russian American treaty.
There were but seven negative votes.
The President has nominated j. P.
Stockton, Of New Jersey, Minister to
Austria, and Horace Caperon oflllinois,
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
Of Gen. Sol. Meredith as Surveyor Gen.
eral for Montana and Idaho by a large
vote.
The President to-day pardoned z. B.
Vance, late Governor of North Carolina.
His pardon was recommended by a num-
Der Of Republican Senators and Repre-
sentatives.
In the Supreme Court the argument
Of the De Haro California land case was
continued to-day. 1t will probably &C.
cupy several days.
The injunction of secresy not having
been removed by the Senate, neither the
text of the Russian American treaty nor
the yeas and nays on its ratification can
be procured for publication. The SEN
ate is more than usually reticent on the
subject, but it has been ascertained that
while only seven voted against it, 35 to
SO were favorable. The Russian Ameri-
can government will be officially in
formed of the fact of its ratification
without delay.
CHICAGO, April l0.-The Committee
ON Foreign Relations in the Senate re-
ported against Stockton almost unani-
mously.
The Times special says the Senate has
agreed to adjourn Friday.
A number Of officers in the regular
army protested against Rousseau. This
protest seems to be doing him good
among the Senators. His confirmation
was yesterday reconsidered and a vote
will be taken to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-11

EMIGRATION FROM EuRopE.-lt seems
as if all Europe was banded together in
an attempt to swell, to an unheard Of
extent, the tide of emigration to this
country. The consumption in Germany
will send to our shores one-third Of the
population of many villages, while the
revolt in Ireland will probably increase
the troubles of the people so terribly
that unusual numbers will seek refuge
by e~migrsting to America. Meanwhile
nothing appears to be doing on this side
Of the water to take advantage Of the
situation Of affairs abroad. Not only
should every facility be afforded to in
tended emigrants but measures should
be adopted to keep them from the cities,
and see to 1t that they are placed where
they are most needed, in the agricultur-
nj districts of the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-11

WILLING TO GO TO HlLL.-Mr. Jones,
Of Nye county, is reported to have said
"That If God would forgive him for hav'
ing been q member Of the Third Nevada
Legislature, he would be willing to g.,
to hi for tho balance Of his sims
We feel charitably inclined toward MT.
Jones, and would like to procure MS
services as a correspondent when ne ar
rives at his destination, as we take hin
TO DO 9 reliable man, and we are an1-
ious to hear from Wheel-house.-E'
merdlda Union. air
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-11

The President, it is said, will imme-
diately proceed to fill the Offices made
vacant by the Tenure of Office Bill and
the Senate reflections. The Postmaster
General states that not less than S2t-
900, 900 are now in the hands Of clerks
of postofices destitute of postmasters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-11

TooNBs.-It is said that the traitor
Robert Toombs has arrived at Atlanta,
Ga, and intends to "test the clsmency
Of the Government in his case. For
tunstely the President has been deprived
Of the p~srdoning power. If Toombs
had his deserts, he would have been en-
tombed long ago. rfta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-11
Dividend Notice.

GoLD HILL QUARTZ MILL AND MINING
VI Company.-Any Stock Of said Company
held In the State Of Eevada, may draw Its Divl-
dsnds here, on presentation at the once for en-
dorsement thereon.
Il. HU9UET. superintendent
Gold Hill Nil Once, April 10, 1867. (spl0-lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-11

THI hight of impudencs-tsking shell
tor from the rain in an umbrellas shop.
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SEMINARY
ZOE YOUNG LADIES.

THE NEXT TERN OF THIS INsT!Tu'
tion win commence on MONDAY, Jan. I, 1851.
Comnstsnt and experienced Tsaehsrs al each
Ssnartmsnt Of study. This School affords al
~ sdysntagss Of . THOROUGH ENGLISH
COURSE, the ANCIENT and MODERN Lam.
SUIGEs, CALISTHENlCs. GYMNASTICS,
MUSIC, and all the Ornamental Branches.
For Catalogues, containing full information,
please sddrsIl
MRS. g. N. BLAKE, Principal,
Oakland, California.
REyKRENcKs:-Rev Samuel n wiley, Oak
lard Hon sherman Day, OAKLAND; Rev. A. +.
White. CArlon CITY. de2l.6m.2p
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AT ALL HOURS
sRE OUR BILL or FARE,

Fine Cigars, Porter. Ales,
AND WINES.
neA ! oowAN & wELoH, Propt'rs.
Geld Hin, April 10. 1867. asi splon
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The Louisinnn Leyecs-All Hope Of re.
pairing them Abandoued-Grent Dnin-
aRe IN proparfY.. u. .a

Tho Loui.ipna Lsyess.Al, Hess Of 6a ns:
ago % Properly. tge
NEW ORLEANS, April s.-The news
from the Louisiana levees is very dis
~couraging. The destruction Of property
is very great. The crevasses IN the
river at Baton Rouge are beyond con-
troll. ALL attempts to close them have
been abandoned. The richest sugar
regions in the State are ruined for the
season.
The Marelgo crevssse has completely
inundated the Black River country, the
most productive cotton region in the
South.
Albany Municipal Election.
ALBANY, April 9.-The Democratic
ticket is elected by sixteen or seventeen
hundred majority.
Suspicious Fenisn Movements on tho
NEW YORK, April lO.-The Herold's
Buffalo special says the commander Of
the military force at Fort Erie has mott
| fed the authorities that a prominent
engineer connected with the Fenian Or
ganization has been taking plans Of the
frontier below the Suspension Bridge,
| and asks for reinforcements to be sta
toned at the village of Niagara and the
Suspension Bridge.
1t 10 feared the Fenians contemplate
another movement.
Indictment OF tho New York Rioters.
New York, April l0.-Thc Grand
Jury of the General Sessions indicted a
number of men who participated in the
| disturbances on st. Patrick's day for
felonious assaults.
| Strike among tho Philadelphia Lnborers.
PHILADELPHIA, April i0.-The jour-
neymen house-carpenters struck or
Monday for three dollars. The plaster
| ers and st]one-cutters struck some time
ago, and held out six weeks, and re-
sumed work at the old rates.
New Jersey Municipal Election.
New YORK, April lO.-The elections
in Jersey City, Patterson and Bayonne,
New Jersey, were decided in favor of
the Republican ticket yesterday, while
Hoboken, Hudson City, Harrison and
Kearny went Democratic.
| Negroes 10 be Run for ONCE by tho Con.
servatIves In South Carolina.
NEW York, April lO.-The HerGtd's
Charleston dispatch says that at a meet
ing of prominent citizens in that place
on the I'd it was unanimously agreed
that the freedmen should be entitled to
run some one Of their own color on the
white mans ticket for the Constitution
al Convention and State Legislature.
The meeting was composed of a large
proportion Of old Democrats. General
Hampton sent q letter to it, urging the
policy of giving the negroes represents
ton.
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GOLD HILL,

Charge. at "a. Francisco Rate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06

so good sold for in December. But
this Is contrary to the usual course Of
the market, and In coming years may
lead many farmers to sell too soon.
Hence it may be well to remember
that generally pork sells higher 10
January than Ia November or Dccem-
Der, the average difference being 81
hundred or more. And that well fat
ted hogs also bring at least half dol
lar more than those half-fatted. So
that 81 80 per hundred is the usual
difference between selling habitat
ted hog the last of November or the
fore part of December, or the same
well-fatted in January.
This makes Sc difference on a 400
pound hog-saying nothing about in
crease in weight If this hog was
fed six quarts of corn a day. large
allowance, it would take seven and a
half bushels, which gives fifty cents
a bushel for the gain in price. If
this corn is ground and fed so as
to make fifteen pounds of pork pr
bushel. as is often the case, there
would be a gain Of 112 pounds, which,
at So per hundred, would come to
about 50 more, making about $15 for
keeping the hog forty days, and, CIV
ing % cents per bushel for the corn.
If there is only a gain Of 81 per
hundred, and ten pounds of pork per
bushel, then it would be so for feed
ing forty days, and 81 36 per bushel
for the corn. IF the pork is sold for
So, then the former would be S12 Y,
giving 81 63 per bushel; while the
latter would be So 80, giving over 81
per bushel for corn.
Hence, it seems that it"is best to
keep hogs until they are well fat
ted, and cold weather makes it safe
to hold or ship to distant markets
dressed hogs.
To those that are of a different
opinion, that say they lose by keep
ing hogs in this way, can only say
that when this is the case there must
be either bad breed of hogs, or they
are not well fed on suitable food, or
have cold, uncomfortable pen, or
perhaps all these together. Good
hogs well fed in a warm pen. can
hardly fail to pay with pork at fair
price; and those that, managing we'll,
yet think they do not, must be fright
ened at the amount of corn fed, with
out making a fair calculation of the
returns received for it, and which
there is good reason to believe is often
the case Country Gentleman.
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WHITE GRANITE WARE

= now complete. ana only wants looking
at TO induce all 70 make their purchases OF
rs. and our stock OF tf--
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wHEN TO SELL FAT HOGS.

The past winter ives an exception
to the usual range of the price of
pork-hsving been. as a whole. fall
ing market Consequently. the best
hogs in January brought no more, in
man cases not 40 much as those not
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COMMON WARE

is large, and will be sold as low as the low.
est i n the Cnitei States.
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Great Attraction
AT THE
EUR ERA BAZ A.AR
WE CANNOT BE UNDERsOLD.

It GOOD GOODS 4ND Low PRICE
Will bring trade, we are determined &,
make our store THE PLACE TO buy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
TOBACCO SCREWS, Sc, &c.,
ron and Brass Castings of Every
Description

Dealers in steam Guages, Gum Betting
&D9c. Ac., st Manufacturers Prices.
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~TE ARE NOW OPENING THE
~ most splendid assortfr emit Of Fer
Articles ever Imported to this city, and O.
STOCK of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06

Workmen sent to all parts to ht up work
Mnd Repair Boilers anu Machinery.
Gw- All orders wiIlrecelve our tndlvidu-
A2attention, and WILDE pro II dlled on
ma most reasonable ermS.
once and Fpundery on the Cana corner
u TnEle Street. oct6-dly :
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE U. s. A,
CORNER OF GRANT AND BALDERsToS STREETS,
lin Rear Of No. 1906 West Lombard Strest,)
BALTIAORR MD March l. 1867

BALTIMORE, MD, March l, 1867.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be reeeiy at
this office until l2 m on SATURDAY, March 0, 1867,
for furnishing FRESH BREAD to the troops In, and
around, and In the vicinity Of Baltimore Nd Including
the various surrounding forts except Fort MeHenry
MD
The Bread to be delivered at Ware. house corner Of
Grant aud Balderson streets, Baltimore Nd or at such
other pon In the city Of Baltimore as may be desig'
naed In such quantities and at such times as an ohieer
Of the Subsistence Department may direct
The Bread will be subject to rigid Inspection and II
not satisfactory purchases will be made In open market
at the expense Of the contractor.
All questions respecting quality and copdtOn will be
settled by the officer Of the Subsistence Department re-
| eeiying the Bread.
The Bread required to be furnished under this
tract must be good, wholesome Bread made In sheets
OF osyes each loaf to weigh not less than eighteen
| ouueos when received.
| Bidders will state how many loAyes Of Bread Of
eighteen each they propose giving for one barrel
aour Of 1875 pounds packages not included the marks
the barrels purchased by the United States to
| hold (when the barrels are undistutbed,l
This contract will be made for Blk months from April
1867, such less time as the Commssary General
| may direct
| Blank proposals can be obtained at this office
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Fresh Bread,
and addressed to the unders gned who reserves the
right to reject any all bids deemed unreasonable
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids and
be prepared to give bonds for the ihfn performance
| Of their contract THOMAS WILSON,
| Byt Lieut. Col and @. g., U, S. A,
| mR2.td Byt Brig, Gen. Vols.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Chief Justice Cdrtter.-
Coleman 4 Co., VS.. Hanlein. Verdict for the dc.
fendant for $3.50.
Heron ct al, VS.. Cammack. Verdict for plain.
tiff for 81, 1874. .s5, with interest.
Shnn VS.. SetE. Judgment confessed.
Paul Leary VS.. Elizabeth Brown. Judgment
confessed for 800 and costs.
John Beha VS.. John Freeman. Verdict for the
defendant.
Henkleman VS.. Joseph p. Aldrich. Judgment
by default. nquisition-judgment for plaintiff
for Sl58 .63 with interest.
Hull 4 Flanagan VS.. Edward Linney. Judgment
confessed.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE. U. s. A.,
CORNER GRANT AND BALDERsToS sTRRETs,
lin Rear Of No. l06 West Lombard Street,)
RLLrIMnRR Mn March L 1857


BALTIMORE, MD. March |, 1867
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, will be received at
this Office until l2 m SATURDAY, March o, 1857,
for furnishing and delivering free of cost to the Camps
Barracks, Hospitals, and 00cers in around and In the
vicinity Of Baltimore, Md. Qncludiug the garrsOned
forts eIeePt Fort MelisnryD all the FRESH BEEF
quired by them for six months, commencing April l,
1857 or such less time as the Commssary General OF
Subsistence may direct.
The beef to be Of good and marketable quality, in
equal proportion Of fore aud hind quarter meat meek
shAnks, and kidney talow to be excluded
The neeks Of the cattle slaughtered under this agree
men shall be cut OF at the fourth yertebra joint and
the breast trimmed down. The sbanks Of fore quarters
shall be cut of from three to four inches above the knee
joint and Of the hind quarters from six to eight inches
above the gambrel or hook Joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond TO
their bids and be prepared to give bonds for the fu
ment Of their contract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Proposals.
for Fresh Beef - and addressed to the undersg ned
who the right to reject any all bids not to
the interest Of the United States.
Condition. requirements, payments, 30, as hereto.
fore. THOMAS WILSON,
Breyet Lieut.. Col and G. q. U. s. A,
mA2-td Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

ENrERPRIsINo MEN-It always affords us
pleasure to note the success Of our young men In
business and II Is with great pleasure that we an.
nounce the we'll deserved success Of young friend
Brophy, whose store Is No. 3l4 F street, between
Tenth and Eleventh. His book and stationery
store Is very neatly arranged, and his prices are
very low indeed Give him call.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

advise all who want anything In the masquerade
line to call on Mr.. Marshall at Gerhardts old res
taurant, on @ street, near Sixth, back Of the Ma
tional Hotel, who has q most beautiful and cheap
assortment OF costumes to suit everybody. He will
have fresh assortment for the ball Of the Sanger
bund," on Monday evening, 4th instant.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

SASIrARY.-The report Of the sanitary
police forthe month Of February has Just been com.
pleted, and shows that during that period 45l
nusances were reported at the central office The
nuisances abated was 43S; warrants served, 22;
amount Of fines imposed, $7l.02i persons sent to
hospital 3; friendess deceased persons buried, Il
dead horses and cows removed, SO. Most Of the
nuisances complained of were the result Of igno.
rance on the part Of the offenders Of the corpora
tion laws relative TO the subject
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

To DEPARTMENT CLERKs.-The twenty per
cent. bill has passed both Houses but there Is no
need Of any one passing J. r. Foley's two stores,
No. 275 Pennsylvania avenue, and No. 316 F street.
for he has one Of the most complete stocks Of china
glass, and crockery. ware, plated.waro, tin.ware,
looking glasses, lamp goods &c. ever offered In the
city. Having purchased them direct from the
he Is able to sell at astonishingly low
rates.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

GENTLEMEN in want Of good fitting gar
ments, made from good material and at moderate
prices would do we'll to call on Farmer Walker,
merchant tailors, No 484 Seventh street, near e.
They have also on hand q very fine assortment Of
furnishing goods, which they offer at very low
figure.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

Court IN EQUTY-Judge Olin.-Fast VS..
Fast. Order granting tho defendant leave to file
amended answer.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

CRIMINAL REcoRD.-The number Of arrests
reported by the ieutenants Of the different precincts
Of the city for the twenty four hours ending yeser
day morning at eight o'clock was 45, and the
amount of fines imposed during the same period
a67 IN
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

We ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE that A. b.
Whiting of Michigan the we'll known philosophical
speaker, will lecture on Spiritualism tomorrow
morning and evening" at Union League Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

NATIONAL. Boor AND SHOE SroRE.-C. B.
Bayly has disposed Of his National Boot and Shoe
Store, No. 278 Pennsylvania avenue, between Elev.
enth and Twelfth streets, to Mr.. Thomas w. How.
ard who will hereafter conduct the business. He
Is prepared to furnish his friends and the public
generally with all kinds Of ladies', gents, misses,
boys and children's fine boots, shoes, gaiters,
slippers &c. in every variety. In view Of the fact
that the 20 per cent. bill has passed, he invites
those benefited thereby to call and examine his
stock. See advertisement.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

81 Mrs. NJ. q. Brown, Metaphysical Ply
siean Of 81 Bond street New York, and 4O Arch street
Philadelphia, will arrive a. the Clarendon Hotel,
Washington. Saturday morning. the 23d instant for
the purpose OF introducing her Metaphy ysea Discovery
which is a positive for Dsafnessi Noises in the
Head Discharges from the Ear; Catarrh Rheumatism
Blindness and Diseased Eyes Of every description, &c.
&C. The Metaphysical Discovery passes into the Eyes,
Ears and Scalp BY absorption, and Ia the only prepAra
tion offered to the world which destroys the root
OF disease Let all the aleed come and see her at her
Rooms where hundreds Of bona e certificates can be
seen. fe2s.u
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

as- spirituslism.-Mr. A. ID. whiting, of
Michigan, will Lecture at UNION LEAGUE HALL, on
SUNDAY, March 3, at II a. m and 7Itp.m. ma2.lts
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
Receipts exclusive Of loans. &e....slll. 4s4, sos

Interest on the public debt ST. 760 $50 so
Total ex expenditures exclusive OF principal
Of public TO- Ies, 57G IS
PRINCIPAL OF PuBLIC DEBT.
Redemption OF stock loan
Of flSl2................. fl2 900 90
OfiSi7.................. !, SOL, $50 90
Redemption Of stock loan
Payment I' to creditors Of Of ''' wv "
Texas, act September 0,
1850, 1906 45
Redemption Of Texas in
domhity stock, same act. H. 900 90
Pay ment Of fTreAsuTynOtes,
act March O. ls6l......., 5000
Redemption Of seventh
ty three'yeArs' coupon
bonds, act July II, 1851. $3.50 90
Redemption Of Treasury
notes, act July II, 1891. 40, 500 90
Redemption Of Treasury
notes, act February 2S,
s@Sai:cnsG. Of tempe: 49, ''' ''
rGTy loan, acts Of FebIu-
aTy 20 and March II,
Redemption OF esrtiacates
March and II, ls82.... $50, 900 90
Redemption Of postage and
other stamps act OF July
y, 1852. 2.....'..;..,;..., Gas. $50 II
Redemption o fractional
currency, act Of March 8,
Redemption Of i.yoGr ii:y;i6 . ""--'''' 10
per cent. Treasury notes,
same saet.,..,..s:......: l,lOS, 4SO 90
Redemption Of 2.year
per cent. Treasury notes.
same act................ l25, 600 90
Redemption Of 3-year
per cent. oompound.in-
teTest notes, same act. 10, 6ll 800 90
Redemption OF gold oertih-
Gates, same act ......... S3, $40, $50 90
Redemption Of 3.yeAT 7-3O
coupon Treasury notes,
acts OF June 80, 1854, and
March s. 1865. 81, ,l43, 45O 90
Premium on per cent
compound interest notes,
| acts OF March s, 1858, and
| June 80, 1854. ........... %, SsA 9l
Premium on purchase Of
7.3O Treasury notes, acts
OF June 80, 1854, aud
| March 3, ls66.,.,......, $50, ia o.
-- 2CO, All, 32S 90
&2s5 6S8, 900 OF
i E=%=E===
s. b. COLBY, Register.
| TREASURY DEPARTNEST,l
| REGIsrER's OFFICE, February q, 1857.
| mR2.lt
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
AMUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS
NATION EATRE,
IN Pennsylvania avenue near wlllGd's Hotel.
RESUMPTION or THE REGULAR PRICES OF AD.
MISSION, AND SEATS SECURED WITHOUT
EXTRA CHARGE.
Parquet.........60 Cents. Private Boxes.... IS 90.
Dress Circle Gents Family Circle. as Cents
Orchestra Chairs 81 co. Colorsd Gallery. rs Cents.
Colorsd Boxes, with Cushioned Seats. 80 Cents
Doors open at o'clock, curtain rises at 7i6.
SPECIAL NIGHT
FREE LIST SUSPENDED ON THIS OCCASION.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, POSITIVELY.
FORMERLY MISS JEAN NJ DAVENPORT,
AS oUREN BLIZAB BBTHi
The above.named great Artistic having consented 10
embrace the opportunity offered BY the termination Of
Mr. Forests engagement on Friday night, and delayed
her departure from Washington In order to comply with
the repeated and urgent requests Of many friends and
admirers including large number Of prominent indi
yduals and families who have but recently arrived In
the city, for repetition Of the wonderful i'm
persopation In which she lately achieved the
LEADING DRAMATIC TRIUMPH OF THE ACE
The Celebrated Dramatic Author and Comedian, Nj.
JOHN BRoUGHAM, will appear on Monday March 4,
In his own Elegant Comedy Of PLAYING WITH FlRB,
First Time In Washington.
WANTED IMMBDIATBLY-Piftyy young ladies for .
new Spectacle now In preparation. Bntirc wardrobe
furnished
The national Republican., 1867-03-02

SS- Notice TO Tax Payers of Washington
CTT.-Ths Board Of Assessors having completed the
annual assessment for 1857, will cit as board Of ap
peal and for the purpose Of making corrections from
the 18th instant to April ls inclusive, Sundays ex
eepted) At School Commissoners Room, second story
City Hall, west wing from to p. IN. each day.
By order OF the President fs2.eotapl
90 Late Discovery Strange but Truei -
Madam Mounts salyo not only the Piles but Is an
ofeetuAl for all womb affections Satisfactory ref
erenees giyon. LADIES SEED SUPPER NO MORE with
either Of these diseases. She be consulted at No.
$50 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets
south side.
Also, Syrup she makes for Consumption, which Is
an eGectual remedy for Bronchitis, Asthma Group In
children, &c. The salve and Syrup is for sale at sots
opposite National Hotel Ford's corner Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at Butwsle's, corner
Twelfth street and Psnnsyvania avenue. Delay not In
uSng the means offered. fs2-lmE
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
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