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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-24
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The following Beecherisms are q
weeks installment Of Beecher in the
New York Ledger: .~HfsI 9alhSS !
OF Arti,s.-The same is trne with
artists who really deserve the name,
They paint what they see and feel, and
il is this self-part that gives the style.
Some subtle part of every mans own
spirit goes with his work, is i~ucarnated
in it, and gives to il that undiscoycr-
able something which marks aud dis
eliminates one artist from another. Aud
SO, every artist dips his brush in his
own soul, and paints his W nsture
into bis pictures. 90
or Books.-Here was the true peace
of society. Old quarrels were hushed
here. Hereto aud orthodox stood in
silent truce. The men that kept the
world in a racket, in their time-Luther
and they of the Vatican, Milton q
Lalmasius, Arminius and the whole
Synod OF bort, Jesuits and Jansenists,
the ancients, medieval s~cholastics, mod
srn rcformers-were patient with each
other aud with tho rising fame OF mod
ern scientific authors. Books are the
true metempsychosis-thcy are the SYM
Dol and presage Of Immortality. The
dead men are scattered and none shall
find them. Behold, they are all here /!
they DO but sleep. At your summons
every one shall speak and instruct you
in the hes, experiences Of his life.
Of Ndme,.-We smile at names. We
weigh them in the scale Of the ear for
sweetness or smoothness. We Gull some,
we reject others. We laugh at mems
odd and awkward names, and quite
Justly too, il may be; since capricious
whims, and vagrant f~uncies, or mere
carelessuess, SO often select them. But
sometimes q name is a history. II is
like Il pictured vase. We see the figures
without thinking in what furnace those
colors were fastened, and by what FIRE
the glazing was fused! Is there in any
his,ory.a record of the heart more touch
ing and simple than that Of old? And
it came to pass rs Rachel's soul was de-
parting, for she died, then she called his
NAM Ben-onin-Son of nv sorrow.
Of Hdils.-No mean little entry re-
ceiveS you, as is too often the case IN
modern houses The hall OF II dwelling
gives you the first impressions. Some
times on entering you fear that BY some
mistake you have got into a clothes
closet; al others you enter upon a space
SO small that it is only by II dexterous
intercbanpe of cyilities between YOUR
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-24
SPECIAL MINING. NOTICES.

Cresus silver Mining Compnny.-
2ps6bs 81 the s~toekhSlders Of The 9
Gold and Silver Mining Company, VIII beheid
at the office Of c. E. DeLoug. In Virginia, on
SATURDAY. July eth, 1857. at I o'clock ?. NJ.
JOHN NELSON, President.
Gold Hill July 10. 1867. lyl9td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-24
E6D..sy cold nod' silver Mining Co.,

: Daucy Gold md silver Mining Co.,
Lyon County. N~evada.-Soiiee Is hereby given,
that at a meeting o. the Board OF Trustees OF
said Company held on the 18th day Of June. 1857,
an assessment OF three [s0 dollars per share was
levied. pay able immedIately In United States gold
and silver coin, 10 the Secretary, 6D7 Washins'
ton street, San Francisco. Any siock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the I'D
day OF JULY, 1867. shall be deemed delinquent,
and will BE- duly advertised for sale az public auc'
ton. and unless payment shall bs made before,
will De- sold ON the TENTH A Of August
1867. to pay tn. delinquent assessment, TO-
yrthsr with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. o7.Fr y 81 'l,5 ~ ="
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
A. NOEL, secretary.
Ohlc" iU?. waIIinston -ire-t, san Francisco.
y. B-No stock will BE- transferred until the
Assessment be paid. 20 hUu Euiaf je2i I'd
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

W., ,sS%Ss1sS, StS Freedmen, AND ABANnoNED)
LAHUS " rlCE ASST COMR STATE Cl (
~. IEoRGIA, MACON, Ga, May lO' ISo'' }
rp"Fn FOR AID FOR TIE fREEDMkN
N as -Fh,Aanror,sts O Tie Noh; ,,,:
While many Of both the white and coiored lnn"pi,
ts NJ IN, sonth ere crying for bread, the ia''el ~
ssmi,binc for that which alone can sa'o , .",in -
sestrnct,op and place them and the portion Vi o
e,v IN which they live, on the sure ro'u W 'il
,,osro,,v-s sound intellectual ana Chfls'ah '"'"i'
bapv houliy from every county Hoh wy - -
:. rl ,oat state comes MP tho cry from those WHO I"
y -" ..,o aco were accounted only as me'chandlSe
chools give us good Christian teachers "hI
.u, NOT only train children mentally nut "ho ""
,ead them IN the paths Of purity ana virtue WIN W."
fa@rd ticm In thc way everlasting o, ,,ro ,e,rs
lead ,pd DeouIe are poor pOCT Only Two years
nsye core by Since they were made nee bo,a ono
nav thc crGps failed and thousands of them itceNtu
Sshfno save yery scanty subsistence IN return lor
Ebejr patient, faithful toll what pll.rI 80 Inrd ,na
tbev suffered during these two wears, to VII VII A @
nSs, know How bnudreds Of them were cruehy ana
wnnony murdered, and the mnrderers - - ei Min
Ghat paent aud trusting confidence m he Great AIher
Of the affairs Of men they GoSeo ~ i' e on EnT
LAST week the first educational convention OF cOorc1
men called in the south IA s TS @ as
oIrnnzrd and placed under the control Of state Board
Of Education Of which h9ard 1In, J9mn L. III h ar W @
FTeedmcu's ByIcau was chosen lresldent anu e lei
sied StryrIy The design Of this Board is TO instruct
duct q! sySCm 81 IeeschOOiS 70 coopeIatc W.. @ @ a
Eeucvoent associations of the North 10 elarge anu e
eIgIze the system cIuy % uS & T ,e oidnc the
srccn IN eSiahsbiIg schools to prepare them Tor te
proper control OF such system OF education as may ~
fbe fure be proyidcd ny state legislation. In word
~e wish ia esahlisj, system which SHALL nearly as
possible meet the present pressing wants OF these poor
Seoplc Congress has appropriated funds for the
Seutand repars OF srhOOlbuldmgs, but none for the
employment Of teachers.
sbercfore commend their cause most heartily 10 al
sricnGs of Humanity and to all who feel an interest IN
n people who have amid the most severe trlals, proved
true TO the Government Of our fathers.
G.. l.. ERERHARJ,
sur ~ Iducatfou for GEORGIA Bureau r. T. and A. l..
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
Drp GOODS.

Drp GOODS.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
REDUCTION IN PRICES. '.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co.,
MONDAY May 20,
THR BALANCE OF THIS SEASONS MAYUFACTuRB
PARIS AND CITY.MADE GARMENTS
IN SILK AND CLOTH,
OF ELEGANT DESIGNS AND FINISH, AT PRICES
TO SATISFY THE MOST ECONOMICAL
CANAL, CORNER or MERCER ST.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
PLAIN, cHESB STRIPED,
BROCHE AND PLAID SILKS,
DRESS AND TRIMMING SATINS,
RICH PARIS PRINTED FOULARDS,
MEDIUM RICH AND EXTRA QUALITIES
BLACK SILKS,
SUITABLE FOR DRESSES,
SACQUES, MANTILLAS,
AND WALKING.SUITS,
AT LESS PRICES
THAN TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE g. Co.,
CANAL CORNER nERCERsr.
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
SILK, LsLE THREAD MERNo
AND ZEPHYR UNDERGRADUATES
FOR LADIES MISSES, AND GENTS.
ENGLISH,
FRENCH,
AND BABBRIGGAN
HOSE AND HALF-HOSE,
~ GREAT VARIETY
LACE TIES AND CRAVATS,
ANEW ARTICLE.
SILK, GRESADISE, AND PRINTED LINEN,
TIES AND sCARFs,
SILK AND COTTON ELASTIC BRACES,
KID, DoGSKIS SILK, AND Isle THREAD,
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
PLAIN AND FANCY UMBRELLAS,
PARASOLS, &C.,
AT Low PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE C Co.,
CANAL CORNER MERCBRST
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
LINENS, sHEETISGs, DAMAsKs,
TowELIyGs
QUILTS AND BLANKETS,
LUNCH CLOTHS AND D0YLiBs.
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS AND LACEs,
CoRSICEs, BRACKETS BANDS, PINS
EMBROIDERED AND EMBOSSED
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
BILLIARD AND TEA CLOTHS
Together with general assortment, Of
WHITE GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co,
CANAL. CORNER MERcERsr
LACE DEPARTMENT.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co.
Have row open the tpe,t oollecacn in the city Of
POINT AND APPLIQUE LACE SlIAWLs,
FLOUNCES,
pARASOL COVERS,
BARBES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
TRIMMING LACES, &c.
IN NEW AND EXQUISITE DESIGNS
ASDAT
REASONABLE PRICES!
LARGE ASSORTMENT oP
PARIS EMBRoIDERIEs, lin sets)
COLLARS BANDS, AND TRIMMINGS,
LAWN AND CAMBRIC HDkFS,
PLAIN TAPE ENID, TUCKED, HEMD INITIAL,
AyD CoLoRED BoRD, FOR LADIES
AsD GgSTS.
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICESi
CANAL CORNER MRRCER.sr.
| ERENCH AND ENGLISH DRESS GOODS
TRAVELLING DRESS MATERIALS,
IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES And FABRICS,
RICH PAEIS.PRINTED ORGANDIES,
JACONETS,
LAWNS, &C.,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
AfsO.
A LARGE ADDITION TO TIE
RICH PARIS ORGANDIE ROBE STOCK,
At 90 To 90 EACH tralue sl2 and ti').
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE &c Co,
CAyAL. CORNER ST.
lust RECEIVED,
A CASE OF ELEGANT BLACK
THREAD LACE POINTS,
IS NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS
| ALARGE STOCK OF
| BLACK AND WHITE LLAMA LACE POINTS,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
| ARNOLD, CONSTABLE G. Co.,
| CORNER oP CANAL AND MERCBR.sTs.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
Drooklnn Real Cstate for 6a!e.

EN0R EXCHANGE, or would SELL CHEMAP M
Il CASI-A valuable MANUFACTURING or STORA'b f.VI-
ERTY lots in Brooklyn, about 500 feet from yi Gn I
engine boiler Sc which be sold with the place can be reheu m
~ unmproyed or other properly OF gou
JOHNSON 4 MILLER. No. q Nassau-st
EOR SALE-OIL REFINERY, with two new
4 stills situate u South Brooklyn. Apply 70 .
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
critn Neal Gsiaie for Sale.

nROhDWAY PROPERTY for SALE-4O feet
IN years and viii sold sbOve Canatst Apply
''''N"' VI - JOHN FB1TRETCH. No. 4l8 Thirdave.
NOR SALE-TwO large frst-class three story
and browIstOpe hOn HOUSES with all modern M
hu by days work by the Owners GkO
HENRY SLIEGRRLAND Apply the premises of fy
Erst.sL. between Broadway and Eghhave.
NOR SALE-A new brown-stOn front HOUSE,
Il l3 feet Eghthave Forty.ichhs built in the
mauuT stories basement and cellar high stoop l6SXiJ deep
Apply Of JAS BLACKHURSr No l5J West Forty eighth st
MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
w GAGEn large small sums improved property the city
Of EewioFk. Apply TO W. 4 COLT. No Pinest
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
tNEwYoKK May ~, 1867.
CAUTION to all Manufacturers and I'm

INQUIRIES made in Europe for ESTATES
and CLAIMS Best references Address TRUTH No 6u3 Walnut
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

A UCTION GOODS,
BUYERS TAKE NOTICE
NO LARGE BROADWAY RENTS TO PAY.
EXPENSES MUCH LIGHTER THAN OUR BROADWAY
NEIGHB0RS
stock OF Goods comprising everything for
Bed Table mach Of which having been purchased the late
Sales enables offer Inducements Purchaser such
esnnet be found elsewhere.
Our stock comprises every sire Of
WHITE MARSEILLEs QUILTS,
WHITE CROCHET SPREADS
81, 9G i0t, 1lt LANCASTER QUILTS.
COL0RED ALEXANDRIA SPREADS
WHITE FRENCH QUILTS,
LINEN SHEETiNG.
1914 aud iit HuGuBSoT snEETING,
-. ot COTTON siBBTIsG, +ae. per YARD
PILLOW CASE LINEN aud COTTON, -
SHIFTING, and SHIFTING LINEN
TABLE DAMAsK NAPKINS. DoYLlEs
UCCK, DIAPER. and BATH TOWELS and TOWELiS0,
TICKING, aud NURSERY DIAPER,
-, SHEETS sad PILLOW CASES on HAND.
' FEATHERS al WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS,
PURE CURLED HAIR NEW. ORLEANS MOSS,
BuSk, STRAW. snd SBA-GRASS MATTRkSSES,
BOLSTER and PILLOWS also
fall assortment OF IRON FURNITURE.
See A1ysIlSsAtpi Esattt Iron Furniture. -.
Wy. l4gDlAG w u Sbs8A
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
Urn GOODS.

4 GREAT SACRIFICE
~ IN MOURNING GOODS
PROM AUCTION
RSGIiSH AND FRENCH BoMBAzISES in every quality.
64 DE LANES, ~ per yard, worth 81 90
ca DE LANES. 8 Is per yard worth ~ IS.
54 4TAN1SE CLOTH ~ IS, per yard worth ~ 1
BLACK ALPACAs a. per yard worth Gs
BLACK ALPACAs, IS per yard; gorh iG
BLACK ALPACAs, Gs per yard; worths.
- PLAID LUSTBRS 4 worth 75e and cheap at ih,t
~ BLACK GRENADINES BARERGRs IS worth g.
BLACK MoZAmBIQUBS, D. per yard; worth Sc
FINEST LAWNS AND ORGASDY MuSLlNS g. per Jnn worth S.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS BEAUTIFUL STYLES be
low
SILKS POPLINS and other MATERIALS for WALKING SUITS
YER. very cheap. WHOLESALE BUYERS INVITED.
W. JACKSON Importer Of Mourning Goods,
No 81 Broadway between Spring and Prnoe'.,
Opposite Tiffany Co.'S
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
auttiou Sales of Real G6tatr.


GOOD FARM of II acres, % miles from
Sal oom no iii BroaiWay on THURSDAY NAV 30 b1 JOHNSON
MILLER, No % Na"aut, Of whom il l4i,ieaaIs may @ @
W H. JIlITE Aue.ohecr
RY JOHNSON u LLEK,
ID AUCTIONEEES AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
No. 25 NAsslusr. cor. CEnARsr', HtwlGEh -,
changed Loans Auction Sales oi stocks fundTt '4 &C
TUESDAY, May q, at l2ocock
NRrchange SalesrOon. No III BIo1dway, New iors. -
snleud snes ProdertY the CITY Hail. and prominent Noe
ON Hamilton ave and Van Drookyu. No Mynea'e, y
stor basement suhcesr bik budug 2IsN3 N excellent orde
tive handsomely lifted for business purposes ara
upn. foors private with modern Improvements No 20
Il good 3story bnck with dwelling above and
basement ow; g f. deep contains y rooms has water IN yaru ana
sr connection 81 Carroll ut Van BrulsiA h
similar building ground floor now used az hquor store A ps pro-"
er excellent ior Investment will always let u hch rent o equally
desirable the neghboIhooIb denseJ populated AID
HUG" '--'"s WEDNESDAY MAY 22 at y O'Clock.
4youable lots on Eigy heNe Ninth and TsnthaNe.
valuable Foartl near One nudIedand flfl-'t
MONDAY, May q. at !! oeo,E,
Al the Exchange Salcsro0m. No III Broadway, n. Y. -. -.
GREAT and ABSOLUTE SALE Of DESIRABLE a5d - ALuAbLh
NINETEENTH WARD BROOKLYN PROPERTY
BEpFoRD.AvE bet. Tewes and PennsA-4 choice Lou"
PYNssT In rear Of ab0ye-l Lot
IOnPHl-sT., bet. Bedford and Leaves l"t"
RrrLEpGE ST., bet. Bedford and LeeaVts- Los:
LEy.AvE-, of Pcnn.sts -j Lois. viih part! nall
BtoApwAY. junction of RosSsi.-2 Lot
ROADWAY. Junction Of keapst-2 Lot.
KRaPsr near BToadway-6 Lot. and Cores .., ,-, A,
IEwEssT Macyavs3 Lots, about TIE hghe s'ase h he
Ward.
WYrRE. .vE-Eniire front bet Hewes and lIoOPer'iA
WYTHF- AVE-. col. OF Hooper ST Lots ,,,r
1GIosie the po' Ft'N ~
Appleton Co. which they propose 10 ,red 'uf -D
Hshmen a cost Of SlOut0
Tem all Of above
Mans at once Of auctionseTs No. ?5 Nas,au.st
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

SVsSse, - -~SYSsSsg, FREEDMEN, AND ABANnoNED)
81 LANDS, CF .ICE ASST COM'R STATE or
',EoKGIA, MACON, Ga, May IL, lsoI'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

Tsryown within minueS walk from depot. The mansion is
omnOdous supplied with bot and cold water and all The
There gardeners cottage conse Two
stables aud all outbungs and o the
with about 10 choice land beautifully arranged
garden shubby and shade trees with graye roads and
walks abundance OF fruit The situation one OF Tie un on
adjoining paa reslece Of heSsrs Perry and Sw
ground and the view from the premises unsurpassed Must
appreciated This PROPERTY will be sold low The furniture
which nearly will he sold with the property desired or terms
apply TO On WILLIAM JAk, ~ -
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
GEORGE H. BOXER, Secretary.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
SrRGKON. GENKRALs OPYICR, NAV 3, 1915
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD is now in

AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD is now in
N New York the examination Of candidates for sd
Medical Sa5 Of tie United States Amy,
Applicants be tNe1 Of and physically
scuDd
Applications for Invitation appear before the Board should he
addressed Ia the Surgeon General = A. and must state the full name
birth candidate. Testimonials
90 furnished II
Iten TIE Medical Service OF the Army the fact should be stated To-
sttLer his former rank and time and place Of service
No allowance made for the expenses OF persons undergoing the
examination indispensable prerequisite appointment
There sTeth thirty i've vacancies N tie Medical STAFF
.ueralT & AYuy
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
Go rObom 1t man Concern.
Usox Lx.eur nousE, MAY Is. 1861.

USION LEAGUE IlOUsE, May Il, 1861
AT meeting of the Board of Directors of the
UNION LEAGUE or PHILADELPHIA held March T. 1857, the
ALLOWING preamble and resolutions adopted;
Wht n republican form Of government il is OF the highest ia
whom he
Entrusted should selected represent the body polite atd
provision people be organized
Of such by the formation Of voluntary associations
Scr ths purpose, and
defects eTng under the system
organization believed
provisions o law: now. therefore. he
the Of the Pbiadel
Ih that the Secretary he and hereby directed offer SllOO
candidates
s the prizes 10 be bows VIZ The sum Of $500 dollars for that
judgment the Board shall be the OF
hqt 1870 the second S2O1 for the third and 500 for the
The conditions which these offered are as follows
Ert competing FOR these prizes must he addressed 10
GEORGE BOXER Of the Union League o Philadelphia
January 1885, aad
having The suors attached with other nd
ss1on o origin viii be considered
every competing the author must incose
address within scaled envelope addressed TO The Secy
Amer the awards been made the envelopes
accompanying the successful shall he opened aud the authors n"i
1td Of be result
Trd competing shah become the Of the Uueu
League but publication OF rejected ESSAYS the names Of their
shall be made without Of the authors writing
II
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
Drp @oo6s.

~~
RICH LACES AND EMBR0IDERIES.
sbawk Sets Walls, Barbe. Psnso covsn, &C. te 4
ALSO,
Low priced Bmbrodsries and Laee IN great variety
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 4sl to fs7 BROADWAY
Nos ns to 2sl GRASD-sT.
Nos II and 4s cATHARiSEsr.
Spring NOVELTIES
Itbe LADIES' and Javenles Furnishing Department
BREAKFAST ROBES. cIiILDRENs DRESSES,
ROBES DE CHAMBRE, ISFASTy wARDRoBES
UNDER cLoTHIEG BRIDAL TRoussRAUx. .
CoRsErs, cHILDRENs HATS CAPS, &c, te,ks.
Ready made and made to order T.
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 4sl to 467 BROADWAY, cor GRASpsn-.
2ss to 2sl GRASD-sr
CILKS AT REDUCED PRICES. 4
RICH PARIS DRESS SILKS, Y
Fancy COored and Black sals Silk Robes udng 0s's
Of the Dress silks snd all the fashionable SHADES
AT RETAIL
LORD g. TAYLOR,
Nos 46l to +s7 BROADWAY.
Nos 255 o 26i GRAND-sT.,
Nos 47 and 90 JArHARINE-sr
DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
MANTILLAS, SACQUES, SPRING SEAWLS, Eros
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 4sf to 4sT BROADWAY,
Nos 2s5 to 26l GRASDSr,
Nos. A. and ts sCATHARINEsT
NARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERY
MATERIALS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 2ss. 257 2ss and osi GRASD-sT:
| DEDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS.
AT RETAIL-A FULL ASSORTMENT.
AT LORD TAYLOR'S,
46i TO se7 BROADWAY,
| Nos. 10 26 GRASD.ST,
| Nos II and ~ CATHARNBsT.
DELOW COST OF IMPORTATION. -
| FULL ASSORTMENT OF
| FASHIONABLE GRENADINE ROBES,
Embracing all the LATEST PARIS STYLES
| CHOICE STYLES GRENADINES,
| BY the Yari a. about Half the Cost Of Importation.
| LORD TAYLOR,
| Nos 4si o as7 BROADWAY.
| Nos 255 o 2sI GRAHDsr.,
| Nos A and ~ CATHARINEST.
|
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

CORNYN BROTHERS WILL OFFER THIS
~ WEEK LARGE LOTS or GOODS PURCHASED At An IM
MENSE SACRIFICE Al TIE HEAVY AUCTION SAILS OF
LAST WEEK
wHITE GOODS LINEN GOODS TABLE CLOTHS NAPKINS
TOWELS AND TOWELINGS.
900 DuZ LINEN HtNkRRCHIEFS, At IOc. WORTH poe
FLANNELS FINE FRENCH SILk WARP AND WOOL FLAN
NILS EXPRESSLY FOR LADIES AND INFANTS WEAR.
ALLWOOL FLANNELS Ar p. Cd, WORTH 4s.
80 BAIMORAL SKIRTS, DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS BONBA
ZINES. POPLINS REPS QuBBNS CLOTHS. WHITE AND coli
ORED MOIIAIBS. TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
SHAWI.S. INDIA CASHMERE AND INDIA SlLK BROCHA
AND STELLA SHAWLS.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMRRES POR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
MUSLIhS AND ShEkfiNGS, MUSIINS lOe. WORTH 2oc PER
YARD: lO-4 SIiEErINGS a0c. NOHTH 51c
PRINTS IOc SO MARSEILLES QUILTS At So WORTH IS, AT
s., WORTH Sl0. - -
BARGAINS.
CORNYN BROTHERS,
no I7 EIGHTH. AVE, BETWEEN THIIry. THIRD AND THIRTY
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

SAA YARDS TABLE LINEN,
Low iO0 AARSksLsE = SITS SIs REAS LACE CURTAINS
9',' - - JonS nRATTs. No. Is cannne't, cor. Blss'isr
AND POSITIVE sTAGSATIoN IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
READY MONEY TO THB RESCUE
5000 Msr,eille Quilts, 81 each and upward
500 English Ahambra Quilts, 81 I5j worth S3 80
800 Bridal Quilts 81 5oi worth So
500 Princess Eugene Quilts - So SIS 50; half price.
10000 Yar's Table Linen, half prCe, uo humbug.
MsEoApwAY 81 MERCHANTS SHAKING IN THEIR SHOES.
NO OLD STOCK,
AND no RENT TO PAY.
Real Lace Curtains from Auction, half price.
Lace Curtains $50 per Set; former price, SO
Lace Curtains s. per seti former price, = 80
Lace Curtains, So per Set former price SlW
Lace Curtains 4g0 per Set former price $50 o
nottingham Lace Curtains s22S per Set former pce So
ResiSade sheets Pillow slips, Towels Towelng Crash, Napkins,
Doyss Table Damask Linen sheetngs Blankets Bed Con-
''''' %RoGFsaF SsI & 81 ff;fiRiiE;s PRICES " less than
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS MUST PREDoMINATB.
cnIsE srsi$a SP PLAID and FANCY PRESS Ssss SSSDs
EVERY STYLE AT EVERY PRICE
DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION RETAILED AT LESS THAN
sHAwLs IN ALL THE NEWEST SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES
BLAGS % siLxS P0sTivsLT @ NI ny AT TOLD cap phoKs. iSN
CRUMB CLOTHS, STAIR OIL CLOTH STAIR CRASH. &G
FAST COLOR PRINTS, l2tc.
respectfully not In ant he
Of the week. crowded with retail eustome" o's
COUNTRY DEALERS SUPPLIED WITH CUT LENGTHS AT
WHOLESALE
LADIES sa GEN TsS uN6RRSR,R kn From arcroS
GEpyEs aAGE LINN VERY
Orders BY post shall have my personal attention.
R aE % here Dry 9 oops seSs g 1so FOX e FIR IL
No is Carmne St, corner Of Bleecker, n 4.
sfaton Ferry Beeekers and sirthA'e cars pass 'n' '0
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SURVEY OF THE POTOMAC

Ulder Captain Patterson, of the Coast Sur
vey, Assistant Clarence Fendall. OF that
branch of the service, is now engaged in sur
yeying the Potomac for Gen. Diichler, Of the
Engineer Department; and the schooner Hass-
Ter. now lying anchored above the Long
Bridge, is employed in that work. Captain
Patterson made a survey OF the river in 1862,
and all changes in the channel since that time
are cow carefully noted, TO show the action Of
the water, dc. Thus far, only that portion
above the bridge has been surveyed; but little
change in the depth Of water mas been noted,
and the l2-foot channel Ia the flats south OF the
Observatory, which was reported to have been
made by the ice last winter, is reported as q
myth, at least at this time, as no trace what
ever can be found of it.
The survey is made in accordance with the
provisions of section of the River and Har.
hor bill OF March 2, 1867, which directed the
Secretary Of War ssto cause examinations or
surveys, or both,'' to be made at various
points. among them s.the Potomac river at the
District Of Columbia" 1t is to he hoped that
this action will pave the way for the intro
ducton hereafter in the annual River and
HaIbor bill Of an appropriation for the i'm
provement Of our channel such as is Us uaily
made In that bill for harbor and river i'm.
proyeEent for localities having not q 1.-THE of
the claim upon Government for such appro.
priations as has the river front Of the national
"a mi.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
PROM EUROPE TO-DAY,

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Heavy Fergeries Of U. s. Netes-Admi.
raj 1arrasscs squadron = Napoleon
Strasburg--GaribaldI in TroubIe-Seuth
American Affairs. ID
(Ry Gable to tAs Associa Ted Pressl S
HAGUE, SeptI5.-The police have arrested
man named Gordersfer, who had in his nos.
session hve hundred forged one thousand dol.
ier notes, which were made here Several
bad notes of the United States are af1oat b. re.
1t IS supposed that the forger has accomplices
In Europe and America. The police are &C.
lively engaged in tracing the matter.
OoPENHAGANsSept. l5.-The -UniAed States
arrived here y 4 2 e IBE : !. ~ Z
PARIS, Sept 15-The Notifications OF Stras.
bourg are to be extended and stfengthened,s
FLORENCE, Sept. 15--The italian Govern.
ment threatens to common ce legal proceedings
against Garibaldi If he persist in his prepare.
Rome. ssl tss-.s---r "a = = =
LISBON, Sept. 15.-The mail steamer from Rio
Janetro has arrived at this port. She brings
the Intelligence that the Allied South Ameri.
can forces have recently gained some advan.
tages over the Paraguayans. =s-s--y,
Just before the steamer left news reached
Rio Janeiro that the Allies had captured
fortified position OF the Paraguayans at HUI.
malta. ..
LONDON. Sept. 16-Noon.-Consols, OAK;
Eries, AN, u. s. 5-2Os, AK; Illinois Central,
FRANKFORT, Sept. l6-Noon.-U. S. 5.2O,s,
76x. =,
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 16-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales Of 10000 bales. Breadstuffs
firm. Corn advanced to 37s.9d. Provisions
quiet. $50
LONDONDERRY Sept. 6-Noon.-The steamer
Nova Scotian from Quebec on the 4th instant,
has arrived. .-
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 16.-Noon. The
steamer Union from New York on the attn
inst arrived last evening.
ANTWERP, Sept. 16.-Noon. - Petroleum
frm at So francs. -