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o.; pLsckwooD for February has been re-
neiseu Dy us from Messrs. WoOpHoUsE 81
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Z p BY Rsgnault Co.. Aqctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
HURNITURE. BEDS, MAT.
TPEssEs. etc. AT AUCTION We will sell
by auction, at our store, MONDAY MORNING, ith
instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
OAK COTTAGE SETS.
JENNY LIyD BEDSTBADS,
COTTAGE BEDsTEADS,
MAHOGANY CABINETS, ..- ~. III
MAHOGANY TABLES,
BUREAUS.
ROCKING and other CHAIRS,
OFFICE DESKS,
HA al Stuck MATTRESSES,
WARDROBES,
INGRAM CARPETS, +r
sUPEpIoR COOKING STOVE AND FIX.
TURES,
STORE TRUCK.
NH Q REGNAULT CO, Auctioneers.
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The GALAXY for March Is is ~pon our
table. A good number, we judge, from q
eufsory examination. sr
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
JAMES RIVER CANAL ABOUT Two . MILES
FROM TIE CITY, FOR SALE PRIVATELY. The
land is rich and beautiful. II IS well enclosed
with a new oak plank fence. The farm build ingo
are extensive, with oyerseer's house and houses
Tor aborers and peach and apple orchards. This
Is one Of the most We liable little farms near the
city For terms, apply 10
NH 1t Real Estate Agents.
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NJOTICE.-A sufficient amount OF the
IN STOCK required to be subscribed by an act
passed on the seth January, 1867, amending the
Charter of the "Planters Savings Bank OF Rich
mond ''-charging the name and style OF the insti.
tnIion TO that of the CITY BANK-Eaving been
duly subscribed, notice is hereby given that a
meeting Of the stockholders OF said institution VIII
he he Id or the 18TH Day OF MARCH 1867, at the
Planters Bank OF richmond, at O'Clock T. M,
for the purpose of permanent Organization.
s. G. ROBINSON,
A. SNYDER,
G. E WHtTLOCK,
4. 3. WOODWARD,
A. A. HUTCHINSON,
NH l-ujMh lncorpordtors.
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DIED. '1"+e" '- t3 7
On saturday evening, 9th instant, az O. clock, at
pis ia.e rssldence, in henrico county corner az
s snnv snd coneord streets, Mr. Ri6HAKD T.
og Nm EM Ia the seventy eighth year OF his age
ne friends OF The family are request ed 10 aitend
ns r9nsral from his late residence Is iMoadsyi
AFTERNOON at4 O'clock, without furthsr noticssl
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E-MERCHANTS AND ME-
~ CHANCES SAVINGS BANK.-A sufficient
amount having been subscribed, the suoscrio S
to the stock of the Merchants and Mechanics Sa-
wings Bank of Richmond are requested to meet at
Virginia Hall on MONDAY the 18th day Of March,
1867, at O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF accept
ing the charter and organizing the said company.
20 g. 4. MYERS,
MICHAEL R0SENBAUM,
MOSES MILL HISER,
JkCOB EZEKIEL,
LEWIS BOWMAN,
MOSES MITTELD0RFER,
WILLIAM LOVENSTElN,
EDWARD COHEN,
NH a-td BERNARD BECH Err.
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THE BABY ELEPHANT

THE BABY ELEPHANT
will be introduced in the arena. And among the
pastmes for the little people will be
THE MINIATURE RACEC0URSE,
introducing the Six Smallest Ponies ever seen and
the Troupe of Equestrian Apes.
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y EvgNIaa. March n, 1857, at Montsone, ~
~ Hall. Fifteenth strses, for the bensnt OF Ia
Tickets, to admit gentleman and lady, y. (
PLoon nAxAaEns:
z. L. REDFoRp, gHIARLES HA"hiSs'
EoREPAUaH,s GIGANTIC
= CIRCUS AND MENAeBRIBi
TIE LARGEST COLLECTION OF RARE WILD
ANIMALS, CURIOUS AND MAGsITI-
CENT BIRDS. AND
rup ONLY FIRST. GLASS EQUESTRIAN CON-
Germ THAT HAVE BEEN BROUGHT TO
THE SOUTH,
will exhibit at Petersburg
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH Is AsDls
and at Richmond
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, sATUR.
DAY, MARCH 20, 81, %, %, 1867,
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
A FoREPAUGH. SOLE PROPRIETOR.
FRANK NJ KELsH. ......................Ma Manager
w. H. ARs.......................... Treasurer
IN RICH,DP. JONES. Director OF Pub atoms
C. II. General Agent
PROFESSOR COLSoN ........ Leader OF Orchestra
First time Of the
BABY EPHANT-
ca!f-a suckling OF the real African species
the first and only one ever brought to America
"THIs DIMINUTIvE, TINY THING"
is perfect in form-is not deformity-stands bu
thirty-four and a half inches high, is
not yet eighteen months old,
and weighs only 400
pounds.
"BABIE ANN / E"
ia without doubt the most interesting natural curl
osity in the world.
Among the specialities which no other menageri'
| In North America contains will be found the
CABIAI BARA, or Man Eater Of the Amazon
an amphibious creature;
THE MAMMOTH BENGAL TIGERS,
THE GIANT CUB LION, "YoUNG DAVID
an eighteen months old kitten, nearly a
large as full. grown lion;
AFRICAN BLACK osTRICH-only living sps'
cimen in the country;
THE WONDERFUL ABYssINIAN IBEX,
THE BACTRAIN CAMEL AND ARABIAN
DROMEDARY,
THE KING vULTUREs,
THE WHITE OR PoLAR BEAR-a recent I'M
portation';
RIVER HORSE OF PARAGUAY,
AHUGE TAPIR, and
A STATELY DOCILE JAGUAR-one Of the
most elegantly formed and coated creatures
ever seen-ust received and added to this
large collection.
In the spacious dens and cages will be found
| African Black Named Lions and Lionesses,
" -Four Asialic Lion Cubs,
The Grizzly Bear. Spotted Hyenas,
| Silver Panther Elk or Moose,
The Emu, Striped Hyenas,
Australian rgaroos,
Peruvian Llama,
The Axis or Spotted Deer,
Patagonian Ostrich,
Black Rear,
Bison OF Colorado,
Lynx, African Leopards,
Falow Deer,
Rat Kangaroo from New holland,
Cheetah or Hanging Leoparas,
Ounce, Ocelot, Wolves,
Coyates, Foxes, White Owls,
Golden Grey, and Brown Eagles,
Macaws, PARROTS,
Powees, Pheasants,
Swans, Peiicans,
Cockatoos, Raccoons.
and large assortment of
MONKEYS, APES, and BABB00NS.
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AUCIION 6ALhSs OAOks1s 80
3, H.1s,1Da. Scadink 1pS.sssn. AssionsSrs,
Bahxers. brokers. Ana Kssi Isssts Agents.
TWO VERY vALUABLE BRICK
sSGhgSaEsFFssIs 81 aa!S
SAID ILLsy, i0R siLs At AUCTIoN.-wiIl
be- sold q auction. or the premises, on THUssDaY
the IAN t, a,sh , A. h az. esIpek NJ
The valuable Two. sT0kY BRICK TBNBhsrT
loca' ed a. sbove now Tor latsl IN th. occupancy Of
Ne@srs Niles r Rvans and Vim Brothers. and
's Risoss The he valuable THREE STORY BgIcK TE-
ssMEsT sdje.n,ns ihs above, now In the oesS;
I Ai.o q that ysuss. vacant LOT in rear Of de
above, fronting 90 feet on Lombard alley, running
back about 100 feet TO the property Of Aessrs. o.
Snltng and Jamsa Murphy.
TERMS: One third cash, balance NJ four and
eight months for usgotiabis notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. The taxes and insurance
TO be paid by the purcha sar. -
HARRlsoa, GoDD1a i APPRRsoS.
NH II - Auctionsers.
high CONSTABLE'S SALE.--Will
III be sold on WEDNESDAY, March L. 1H1. at
II o'clock A. NJ, at the store on franklin street
be low Fifteenth, No. 1894 the following properly,
WI TWENTY ORsY. POWER BOILER,
UNDERGRADUATES BOILER,
2pB9N TNTIsG TUBS,
sRECTIFYERs,
lPILTbRIN0 TUB, and
lHEATfNG stove
Ia satisfy distress warrant In my hands In favor OF
/. n. Crens haw and gsinst - Chsfee.
NH IL .- .. y. CkuMf u. =. -. n.
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EaT EEEKIEL's
VIRGINIA HAIR RESToRER.
Thing Of Beauty Is a Joy Forever"
Humors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
ness. The VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER is var
ranted TO restore the scalp to healthy condition
and thicken the hair. Dgndruf Is thoroughly
sradieated by its use. Itching and burning OF the
scalp is cured by two applications. 1t isa
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DREsslNGi
IT'S NOTA YE.
II does not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
finest linen. vegetable compound, 1t does not
act ihjurously upon the hair or health, as do Nj
,rate of Silver Dyes, or those made OF other nox-
ious drugs. .. r..
TRY 1T AND BE CONVINCED!
WAsHIssToE, D. c., December 81, 1855.
To " Ezekiel, Ricl,mold, Va:
Dear sir,-I am gratifed to see that you have
again commenced the manufacture OF your HAIR
RESTORER From the testimony OF many friends
who have used II, ! have no hesitation In stating
that believe II 10 be the most efficient compound
Of the Kind ever presented for sale. indeed, many
of those who have tried IL assure that II not
only cIeanses the scalp perfectly, bat undoubt.
sdly restores the growth OF the hair.
~ Very respectfully yours. 80,
ALYxirDBR Y. p. GAREsTr, NJ. D.
For sale by all druggists IN this city and else.
where Price, 81 per bottle. Orders addressed to
ds27 ". FEBklBL, box 49,
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WANTED, a MALE COOK and an
w OFFICE BOY-both colored. Good refer
ences required. Apply at tho Arlington House.
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TOR NEW YORK.-The new and ele-
II gantside- wheel steamship HAT: 81
TEXAS, Captain 5. ALEXASDBR, Will ,SEEsz5
leave her wharf at Rockets TUES Ss~.-s1tM
DAY. March 18th, az o'clock A. Al asz&9xk z3ssss
Passengers are requested to be punciual to that
hour.
For freight or passage-havng accommodation
"'''A' SAMUEL AYREs & CO.,
NH lift 1929 Cary street
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AMT1sEMENTS.

COCIAL BALL on MONDAY e3
- EVENING, March n, 1887, at Montgome-r -
~ Hall. Fifteenth street, for the bensnt OF Isl
disabled soldiers.
Tickets, to admit gentleman and lady,W. IS
pLooR nASAsEas:
E. L. REDF0RD, HAhLES hA"ni"r'
xuh o-1k
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ESTABLISHED 1S34.-P. j. CREW &
lSl CO.. isuccessors to G. Crew & Son y STEAM
SOAP AND CANDLE MANUfAGTU RsRS, Nos
ll3. us, and H. Seventeenth street. opposite old
Market, Richmond, Va, have now In factory a
offer 10 the trade ut such prices as will make II TO
the interest Of all 10 paronize this home Iaanufae
tory. NH lin
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VIVA N TED, TWO FIRST-CLASS
w MILLINBRS.
mbo DIV between Third and Fourth.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionesrs.
WANTS.

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w SOAPMAKER, who is skilled 10 the manu-
facture of soap. a liberal price will be given
Apply 10 G. II. TAYLOR or u. I. TlSSbsf fsh-
iapJ Va NH e-lwN-
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DRY GOODS, &c.
SPECIAL MOTTO E.

CARDoZo, ALsoP PoURaUREAH
are now receiving, and will continue to receive,
their
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
We expect on MONDAY next. the 18th instant, a
large stock Of
LADIES' and CENTS LINEN HANDKERCEIEFs,
LINENS AND OTHER GOODS,
which have been purchased at a large New York
auction sale within the last few days, and
will be sold at exceeding low prices.
We solicit call from our friends and the public
generally.
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STERLING EXCHANGE WANTED
Sby HARRISON, goDDIN s APPERSoN.
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SHIPPING

NOR NEW YORK; he NIAGARA,
steamship Company's Line, viii ><E
receive freight TODAY and up TO eAx.2ksssAS
the hour of IL o. clock NJ. TO-M0R- gsSEss2x2E.39
row (ruesday), the l2h instant, when she Will
leave.
Passengers requested to be punctusl 10 the hour
of departure. ,,u,or
NH LIT GARRkF +. w hTsbN.
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w ANTED.-A graduate of several
w years experience desires SITUATION as
teacher. Address tstating full particularly
a. T. D.,
NO 25-ts Sussex Courthouse. Va.
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Calicoes At Is, lei, 20, rs, 80, snd sse
Bleached and Unblesched Cottons al ~, 10, lcl,
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"THIs DIMINUTIvE, TINY THING"
is perfect in form-is not Acknowledgements but
thirty -four and half inches high, Is
not yet eighteen months old,
and weighs only i2o
pounds.
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DARE BOOKS WANTED.-RAN-
IL D0LPH ENGLISH. Bookseller. and Blank
Book Manufacturers, will pay good prices II
Burke's Virginia, 4th VOL, ana alt other rare
works.
All kinds Of Books. Pamphlets, and Waste Paper
bought. The place 10 buy rare and valuable books
Is 1920 Main street. mn y
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
TINE 81. pArMcxs DAY aIoT.

Conditisn ef the WsundeA.
The policemen who were wounded in tho riot on 81
Pstrcks Day were generally comfortable last even.
Ing fhs severely injured not yet entirely out
Of DANGER but IL IA believed that Of the wounds
win result fatally Captain Hslms about yesterday,
vut has nos fully recovered om The effects Of The
sauits 70 which he wss subjected during the riot.
AnRsT ov A RrornR
Another or the parties sad 10 have been engag I'd In
the attack upon shs police arrested lass night In
Brooklyn This perSon ID aid 70 correspond with the
description Of the man who ID alleged 70 have 1rst
assaulted the driver u ths truck.
M. George burgess, The driver Of the truck, who
became involved In the not with the Brooklyn HIbsr
nian sOcisses ON 81 Patrck'e Day in Grand slrset,
called yesterday upon Captain Helme OF sheGhirsenth
prscinct and made detailed statement Of The origin
Of The RIOS The document contains some facts which
u would. b. deemed indiscrest 70 publish until The
police force have properly worked up the A0Air. II viii
moro than probably b given V the public tomorrow,
bus u underntood thai the statement does MOI vary
materially from what appeared II The HxRD Of Tues
omsa Aannrs sxYscrrp.
The parties epeagsd u the mol are now well known
that viii bs aimoes Impossible FOR them 70 ssoaps
dfss exerions Win 10 doubt " nsds By shs nelos 70
~ then sensufA
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CHIN A..


The Crew Of the ship General sherman--
Pleasing Progress Of the American DIplo-
macy and UniversRlfsy Of the American
FIsx-Mevsments or the United states
SQuadron.
eHAxGHAr, Feb. II. I
VIA SAy YSAHclsco, March 20. 1867.
The United States steamer waohuset, arrived here
from h6siu on the 9th Instant
Captain schufsldt her commander, statss that all
The crew Of the ship General sherman had been nur.
dsred BY the pirates Captain schufeldt forwarded
dsspatch the subject 70 the Governor Of Kobsn but
hs received no answer from that osOer es the auhort
tieA
The Units1 States war ships Hartford Shenandoah and
Ashusot are q Kong Kong.
The Shenandoah s under orders for Yokohama Japan,
and win sali fr that port Immediately 70 relieve the
Wyoming.
me Ashusics IL sxpscssd here
usissd states naisteT Ansss Burl'nsams y IN high
fAysF a Ne Cours q Pskip. his conciascry courss q
dIS|5&Ssy being generally approved IN high auartsm
NsprA Russell Co, agents Of the shAnshas steam
Navigation Company, have purchased shs steamer
Kosyspa Kans, scdins ape rswah nsy have also
smInA Nh ~ ness xsoa - 0anssa nmn NaEi,
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ousy signed by women Of Ohio for the extension or the
right Of suffrage without regard to ssx or color
COURT DRs@ OF DIPLOMATIC AGENTS
Mr. SuxSKR, lrep) OF Mass, from the Cocmmitte on
Foreign Relations reported the following joint rosolu
tion:-
Resolved That all perso rs diplomatic service Of the
Official costume previously prescribed BY couseas.
Mr. srNSsR explained that there habit among
our ministers abroad OF wearing court costumes on GER
tam occasions. The committee on Foreign Relations
thought ht 10 prohibit this
The joint resolution was passed
Mr.. YATES (rep.l Of H., from the Committee on Ter
rores reported favoraby the bill for the admission Of
puRcHAsE or 4 PORTION OF LONG ISLAND " BOSTON
HARBoR-
Mr. Rowan, trepl Of Mich, from fhs Military Com
mittee reported bill 10 authorize the Secretary or War
Il snd SsSo Sa he sscon Of fort
sum OF 5000 is 10 be paid for the property The bill
SALE on eovEzsxrSr WAREHOUSES IN BROOKLYN.
. Nr MoRcAs, uepl o. n X called up bIii to au'
ment warehouses on Atlantic dock Brooklyn, TO the
highest bidder, after sixty days notice Passed.
SALE OF INDIAN TRUST BONDS
Mr. PoxERoy (rep) OF Kansas called up the joint
luton for the sale Of certain stocks held for the
an that no stocks shall b. sold FOR less than
their par value.
The amendments was adopted
Mr.. CoRBErr, trep) OF Oregon offered amendment
that the amount Of money raised by the sale OF these
stocks be renvested in United States stocks Adopted
After lengthy debate the subject, which was
participated in BY Messr Doolitte Henderson. Corbett
Sherman, Pomeroy, Morton and Morrill, Of Maine,
Mr. DooLIrrLE, rep Of Wis, offered as substitute
for the proposition before the Senate resolution ap
propratng $26o000 to pay the claims Of the choctaw
and Chckasaw Indians, provided that in the future
adjustment OF the claims OF the Choctaws the said
amount shall be charged against the said Indians and
provided further that Of this money shall be pad
on such claims unless the Secretary Of the nerior shall
have nrst examined and approved the same
MI STEWART, trep) OF Nevada, offered an amendment
as provso that the said OF $3.50 900 shall be In
full satisfaction OF all claims OF said Indians.
Mr. DooLnTLF said the claims amounted 10 a total OF
81, 500, 900.
APPROPRIATION Sro EryRcr RECONSTRUCTION
LAW.
Pending discussion this subject Mr.. WILSON, rep
Of Mass, called up the bill aPpropraiing exceed
$500 to defray the expenses Of carrying the Recon
struction bills into effect, which passed.
THE INDIAN RESUMED.
The discussion on the Indian bill then resumed,
and continued until forty five minutes after two r. NJ
when motion of Mr.. FEssESDEN the Senate Into
executive session, and soon afterwards adjourned.
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THE FRENCH IN cocH,N-cAlNA.

Good News and nm Advance Of the Imperial
Interests.
from Galignan's Messenger, March ~
Letters from Saigon Of the 10th OF January have bean
received in Paris
The military commission BY the French govern
nent 10 Japan had arrived few days before from Mar
settles and had continued their route to Yokohama 90
companied by great Japanese dgnary, who had come
70 meet them By order OF the Tycoon.
The fs Of the Dragon had been splendidy celebrated
In the colony by the Chinese p0puatton, who are
wealthy and numerous In Cochin. China
The success OF the French troops at Houdon had ~
sured the tranquility Of Cambods The cslsbratod chie
Pou. X on bo had completely disappeared
Sew veral large Chinese manufacturers established st
Choen Saigon, preparing 70 leave for Paris 70
see the Exhibition. f8
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CANADA.

Movements or Government TrO0ps-The
United Stntes Consul ar Toronto Demands
The Release Of the Alleged Fcnian Spy, &c.
BUFFALO. March 20, 1851
The Canadian government has ordered the Gray Bat.
tery, companies of the Sixteenth and the Canadian
Rifles TO proceed to Fort Erie. One regiment Of volun-
teers Is to be sent 70 Suspension Bridge
Mr. Thurston, United Ststos Consul in Toronto, has
demanded that the prisoner Kennedy arrested being
Fcnan spy at Suspension Bridge DO released the
ground Kennedy visited Canada for the purpose Of
inducing Judge Wilson and other leading citizens TO sign
petition TO the Governor for the release OF his sor
Owen Kennedy, one OF the condemned prisonerA
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Doaso1 March ., 1891
rhs a~~s,s ME ssrnoon ordered the resolution co1.
s..s ~ ssrdrpsns 70 ne constitution Of the UDs1
ssssss y ,ssd reading By vote Of 81 70 and = he
Nouss n Representative hsd taken similar econ las
s~S tss President of the Genats ofcisly announced
- shs fe9sasure sf Maesachusetu had ratlned We
s-ssSmsst = ~ cenGlNsNen of the Vni>e4 49,
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TcOs xo0''
The following are among the vesseis in this port
United States steamer Wyoming, French steamers La
Guerricre La Place and Kicn Chan tho English steamers
scylla Basilisk Argus and Foam; the Dutch manowar
watergens and the merchant ship Lord Colnewood for
London.
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AxrApoErs Md, March 20, 1857
The bill ealllnR convention 20 framo new state
constitution psaSSa che Maryland Senate today by .
tvvrni - vne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-09
Notice to Invalids.

A IL PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HONE
n nor place whsre they can receive the atten.
tion necessary to thetr comfort, when Ill, caa
End at the County Hospital comfortable private
rooms, whsrs they will b attended upon BY kind
and experienced nurses, and will 30 supplied
With everything necessary 70 their comfort.
THE ROOMS are entirely separated from the
Wards occupied By the INDECENT sick.
Tho Hospital 10 under the care Of DIR. BR0N.
SON, who can DO found at his otace, No. S7South
g street.. every day between the hours Of II 4.
u. apa 1P. y. Arrangements can also be made
with Mr.. Crouch, Superintendent Of the Hospital,
who can always BE- found q the Hospital Build.
ingh Charges moderate. fsleH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-09

A CoxxoS BLUxDER.-A plain spoken
Western preacher recently delivered M
following from his desk: az would an
nounce to the congregation that, prob
ably by mistake, there was left at this
Westinghouse this morning a small
cotton umbrella, much damaged by time
and wear, and exceedingly pale in color;
in place whereof was taken q very large
silk umbrella, and of great beauty.
Mistakes of this sort, brethren and sis
ters; are getting q little too common"
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,rscEILAssous ADYBRrIsRHBs Is.

MISCELLANEOUS ADYBRTIsRHM IS.
san Francisco Assayying
Refining Works.,
No.. 416 Montgomery st,
-osueoess.ts 70 Kelloss, Hewston g. co..
Capitol Stock 100000!
DIR + Rs
roHN pARROTT, CHAS. D. McLANE,
WIN q. RALSTON, A. HAYWARD,
LOUIS A. GARRETT.
LOUIS A. GARSrrr..-S:::pIesidsSt and Manager.
JOHN LEWISTON. JR.---Chemlsta no superintendent.
THIS COMPANY HAVING GREATLY
i enlarged their Refining Works, and Intro.
duc.d many other important improvements, are
pleased to announce that they ieei warranted In
srsIn reducing materially their terms Of doing
buIinesl. . .
THE TARIFF OF CHARGES
Which thew now submit 70 the publlo-con.
,Idered with references 10 the cost OF material and
labor-Is lower than In any other part Of the
world, and secures to the mining interests ofthis
coast an important increase ~ os'n inc mining
and commercial value Of bullion.
The charges hereafter will Be a. follows: For
As.ayins Deposits fer Impaired Gold Bars
One Eighth Of ono per cent. hsretofore a quar-.
teri for all amounts over el,SO and two dollarI
for my smaller sum. Returns made In twenty.
four hours. For
Assaying Dspositsfo for unpartedSflver Bar
Two dollars for the gold contained up 70 el,6oo,
and one.elghth Of one per cont. for all amounts
over that sum-, and ono per cent. on the silver
contained. Returns made IN trenty.four hours.
For RennIns deposits made for Colin OF
On bullion under 800 parts gold, Q cents per
On bullion from aooissoo parts gold, 4 cents
On bullion from 7eoiaS4si psrss gold, 8 cents
Above $50 the only charges will Be for coinage.
But there will DO no charge for refining less than
two dollara.
FOR COMING GOLD.
This charge will be the lame a. at the mint-a
half Of ono per cent-and which Ii paid by us to
that institution. But there will be no charges In
future for making hns gold or silver bars from
bullion refined BY uh
Returns In Coin Made In Forty.cight
Hours.
Silver contained In deposits for coin will DO 40
countsd for at tho Same rate customary at the
Mint.
Gold Bars Of other Asssyers In good standing.
will DO cashed by Us at the highest market rates.
Dust and bullion can bs forwarded to u from
any part Of the country. and returns sdet through
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-09

Mas. PARTISaToS expresses her appre-
tensions that the gold regions will bleed
to death, as the papers are constantly
announcing the opening Of another vein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-09

a new style Of bonnet has made its
appearance in Paris. It is'a twine
string with q diamond set in the top.