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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-06
NOTICE.

irHE PUEBLO, AND ESPECIALLY ALL
i persons who have heretofore transacted bust.
meas with WELLS, FARGO & CO., are notified
that q consolidation Of interests and business be-
tween WELLS, FARGO l. CO.. THE Pho.
NEER STAGE CO., THE HOLIDAY
OVERLAND MAIL AND EXPRESS CO.,
THE OVERLAND MAIL CO.. THE UNITED
STATES EXPRESS CO, AND THE AMER.
loan EXPRESS CO., has taken place, and
been effected under Q Charter granted by the
Territorial Legislature Of Colorado, and tina all
tbs business heretofore done by either Of these
Companies west OF the Missouri River, or DO
tween New York, San Francisco snd,t tho China
Seas, will hereafter be carried on by WELLS,
FARGO e. CO., under the Act OF incorporation
referred to. LOUIS hcLAEE,
PreIident Of Wells, Fargo & Co.
New York, Dec. 10, 1866. Is7.lm
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oUAargRLY REPORT OF Town oprIoERs.
oY TOWN
OFRlCRRH.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
l cooperating the Town o. Gold HUI. Storey
publication the reports Of the Clark and Treas
urer, for the Quarter ending December 3lst, 1868
LOW. d, GRAY. .tEf
PresIdsnt Of the Board o, Traitees.
Gold Hill. Jan. Il. 1867.
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BeIcher Mining Company-Assess-
ment ~Notice-Bddwin Company and Aberna.
THE Company.-NoAcs Il hereby given, that at
a meeting Of the Trustees Of the above named
companies. held this day, an assessment OF Five
sS.ry ,hsrs q The capital itosi Of each q
the above named companies. payable lmme.
dIstely 70 the Secretary, at the Belcher office,
virginia, Nevada, In United States gold coin.
Any stock on which said assortment shall 70
main unpaid on FRIDAY February LIST,
1861, will b advertised on thatd ay % delinquent,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on Tuesday, March 5tb, 1857. to
pay said delinquent Assossment, together with
costs Of advertising and, expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
n! BRUoRkANN, See'y.
Virginia, New. Jan. l,le67. ~ - ,jH3.fd
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YelI.w JACKIE, silver m,,,,, a..

Yellsw Jacket silver Mining Cs,,s
Ones. Gold Hill. New. Dec. 8, 1856. AZ a meet.
Ing OF the Board Of Trustees Of the Yellow Jacket
Silver Mining Company. held this day, q DiyL
dCNo.9)ofSsvonty-nve(e7S ) Dollars per ,hsre.
wssdeclsred, payable at the Office Of the Company
and after the 18th instant. :
The Transfer Books will be closed from N,
llth to the 18th instant. inclusive.
des-tf WIN. n. WATSON, S.e'v.
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Summons.

...a... .IL.a.aa. 49, .a.atI. ...L
STATE OF NEVADA, IN THE JUSTICES
y Court Of Silver City Precinct, In and for the
County Of Lyon. The State Of Nevada to A.
Peck, sends greeting:
You are hereby summonedto appear before me
In my Office, 10 the Precinct Of Silver City, in, the
County Of Lyon. on the 18th day Of February, A.
D, 1861, at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, to answer unto the
complaint Of Jacob White, who claimsto recover
Of You the sun Of eighty dollars, with interest at
the rate Of three PER cent per month until paid,
on q promIssory note given by You for said
amount on the fftt day Of Pebrulry,A. 1884,
payable three months from date, duly stamped
and signed A. Peck, at Silver City, when judg.
mont will be taken against you for the said
amount tososhsr. With costs and damages II you
fall 70 appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable or said Coun.
ty, greeting: Make legal service and due return
Given under my hand this eleysnth day Of Jan.
uary, A. D. 1857.
WIS. BoUT0H,
Justice Of the Peace Of said Precinct.
fSn, Stota Stamn . fa0ktd
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Notice.

ITHEl;uNpERsIdNED HAS SOLD ALL
y his right title and interest In the Wagon and
'Blseksnith shop In the bwer,toun Of Gold Hill
and generally cAlledv. Butieh'i Blackrmith shop
All book accounts, and all money due ut this date.
SAID VIM MAXWELL Will also pay.a all outstanding
THOMAS GALLAGHER.
Cold Hill January q, 81. laoS.n
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LOST.

TN aoLDHtLL,.A GENTIEMANis SHAWL
L The perIon who lost Il was not the owner Of
the article, . tionly hsd Il IN charge The per
SON who found & WI much tohllge the loser By
Leaving Il IL ne NEWS once.
'GoldH Hill, Jan. 9, 1867. 1aSH
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Bclcher cempany.-Nsdcc IL hereby
rtyen, that All meeting Of the Trustees Of said
Company, held this day, an assessment Of Fifteen
(SlS Dollars per share was layied on each
and every share Of the capital stock ofsaid Con.
the cffcs, OF the Company, Virginia, Nevada, in
United States gold coin. Any stock on which
saId assessment shall remain unpaid on FRI,
DAY, February LIST. 1867. will DO advertised on
that day A dslinqueni. and unless payment shall
be made before, will besold on Tuesday. March
5th, 1851. TO pay ,said dsllnquent assessment
togstherwith cost OF advertising and expenses o.
sale.
~ By ordsrofths Beard JfT rustees. 30
h ~BRUCKMANN. Secrstafys
.VtrI1nis, Nss l,le6Z !JsSd
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. nm 1UAH VI mn0DDtC |
2 ufI.y CnAS. n. 1OASCS
|
Private Manjn0i InSClLuLe, |
AAvotO 4AOoAOoA
~
Northeast Cor kearney q JacA-
oon Go Son Francisco.
oou S.'''
-. Ca, er,sic,ior of special Com
plants, formerly Of Locke hospitai'
u,nto. and the Inst Four
Y,,r. In San Frsnciseo.
-
DIR TO Il -
-xpup,rvcr &c OF FORTY YEARS
II standing. and turing tnat une nss III
unparalleled success In the u"a'men' vi ."
those diseases generally known
~
Venerea1 or chronic.
al IN. dI.sa.ea
with which he i. familiar; some: perhaps. will
most destructive to mankind Ia Self. Abuse The
brain being the sea. Of the disease, the whole sys.
tenn suffers In consequence. l Will here enumer,
~. .ome Of the .ymp,oms. so that those afflicted
NAV he able TO form an opinion In regard to their
eoTnlaint. and GEEK advice in time, thereby say
-. ,Ssnssiy.. 4 world Of .ufferfng: Nervous
Dshiii,y. LOS OF Memory, Pain In the Limbs and
Back, Polarization Of the Heart, Trembling Of the
LIMBS a \ ,Ss, Of females. There are a
urea, many more, out ~ ~ ,h.m Gallon
snouLa you DC sune,Ius 80. 80. non in shor,
DIX roLsN, anu u VIZ ny y hms,n...
time. without any m's.rup..on ill H.
-or STAKE your case "
no occasion lot your ea''nB
tha nrathra.
I, another formidable enemy to health. Send for
ors ~ NV cIreular. ON that disease, and inform
Saus.I a. ,hs ,sr,IhI, n..nits The yorst cssrs
cnr.d In a few days.
In si.ness VH M.eaS,,orY conoi,t.ly sIsSies,ed
Sna n. r,sm Yonr contribution beInr re.,or.
60 20 ps. sNnn 10 y.ar children tha, terrible dis.
ease known rs >ero'u'A
Svphiiitic Disease,
A.. n pre.ep,s itself on this Coast. Ii Of q more
Formidable character than that seen In the Allan
tic States or Europe, arising from the TACT ofin
Seing = T.panS Si.sa.s Those Of Won who
~. dr-a5fpl sfsets Of IL on both the
nave seeu = "sn.,ton IL rsor,r,. Alto.
NAIVE sne .ole,su ~ ,r.s,msrt
ge'ner
The Old Formula.
on RECORD. Acton and Bostwick. 0e Of little &C
eount. except to dry up the disease on the sur.
taee, leaving nns .b p i..sf as a .seonSsry d,s.Sss
In an aggravated form Inese tacus nave learn.
ed by experience ana 'rnN - ~ Ioa'
Boosting, thar nave seen ToLe raSnvs IN v"
diseases than any etnet pnysiSsSn : .rAn.
,iseo, dating a II does nom 10y. l. oeeomes
you. therefore: 70 tnink wen oe,ore you Employ
a physician. Whon tns proper ONE 70 eonsuI.E
an old experienced one orone "n'
settled amongst fouf
~ p,a, 4, pnrelv Vepetable
my Fia WeS
p..,ro,snr III. Disease and purifying the blood
a. N M ,hsrs h nodaneero of secondary symptoms.
Rbeumatism. NEURALGIA.
s any :, nan. IN the shin bones, dwellings Of the
SISsrrnt Joints Of the body, running sores. ETC.,
AM ,Ss n.s Of INV VEGETABLE MIXTURES,
known only 70 my'ei"
Seminal weaknesa.i
Shopld Won be afflicted with any Of the follow
inc symp;oms such as Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs. Pair in the Head. Dimness Of Vision,
4 Nervousness and General Debility, Lose OF Mem
orv confnsion Of ideas, and Depression Of Splr.
ia Evil Forebodlng. Selfdistrust. and an aver.
.Ion 10 soclety. consult DR.. z At once, and
hs will r.ator. You TO perfect health.
~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-06

rMeetins Of CONGRESS-.
The following is the Act changing ths'time
of the meeting Of Consress-and which the
Telegraph lately announced had become .
law: -U f.aia s
BE IT ENACTED, Thstthe regular times Of
meeting Of the XLth Congress ofthe' United
States. and Of each succeeding Congress
theresfter shan be at II o'clock, meridian,
on the lth day Of March, the day on which
the ssrm begins for which the ConFrsss IL
| elected, sndIon the 6rstiM Monday In January
NEXT thereafter, and on the second Monday.
in the November NEXT preceding the end Of
the term for which the Congres: Is elected.
SECTION. 2-And DO IL further .sn.ctsd,
That Section II ofths Act approved July e.
1855, entitled, can Act making approgria-
ton, for sundry civil expenses OF The Gov
eminent for the year ending June ~, ,iSoI,
and for other paiposes;' DO 90 snsnded mat
no Senator or Representative IN Congress,
who may be q member Of an immedi,tsly
preceding Congress, shall receive any allow:
ancs for mileage for travelling 70 the place Of
meeting to attend the frst session Of such
Drecedfn0 Cou0yssa. t
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The Old Formulas,

OF Ricord, Acton and Bosc~ick. are Of little &C
conn, except TO DIV mp the Disease on the sur.
face, leaving the poison In the blood. which. soon.
er or later, will show itself Is a secondary disease
In an aggravated form. These facts I have learn.
ed by experience, and think l can say without
Boosting, that l have seen more practice In these
diseases than any other physician in San Fran
.iseo, dating - II does nom ls4S. IL becomes
Won. therefore. to think well before you employ
n physician. Who'll Ia tbs proper one to consult
an old experienced one, or one who has recently
..t,lo1 awe ngnt Eou1
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STATRMENT


or 1. F. 0,Rerrall County Tax Collector,
storey County, Nevada, during his Term
OF once c~ommohcing September, 1854,
and ending January 9Th, 1877
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Notice.-No. 1.

communication confidential.
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Venereal Diseases,

In all their various forms, -ither Primary or See.
ondary, or Hereditary, completely srsdicated
from the system. Your constitution being restor.
ed 70 perfect health. there will be no danger Of
banding down to your children that terrible dis
aa.. knnmn IA. ScrofulR
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RBMEMBER,
DR.. cHAs. r.. TOZER'S INSTITUTE
Is At THE coRsER oys
JACKSON AND KEARNKY SITS,
r z NJ " B E r

San FRANCISCO, CAL,
ENTRANCE ON KEARNEY STREET.
ALI letters through the Post Once or Exprcss
DIR. CHAs. H. TOZER
San Francisco, Cal.
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Structures Of the Urethra.

Ii another formidable enemy TO health. Send for
one Of my circulars on that disease, and inform
yourself OF the terrible results. The worst esses
cured In q few days.
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Ts Provide, fer tho Appointment or
q T0wn SextSn, and % ~PrcscFtbo
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scaEDUIs Or STAMP purrRs
STAMP DUTIRs

The following is . corrected copy ofthe new sch,
dule ofstatnp duties Under the new revenue law
which took effect 90 August ist. is&:
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Secretary Stewards Plan 81 ~etsfs~sess for
KnGItsh Real Estate Brifish> Rspsrss Of
Americas Diplomacy, &c.
lPhiladslphia tApsii ~ corrsspondcscs % London
Times
communication with reference To tbs Alabama claims
question received ~ Washington. from tho Bri,ls h
government few days ago, In which the Submission Of
This communication considered in Cabinet meeting
and tho determinafioa was that the United ssalss
government should adhere TO ito refgsa sabm these
claims 10 arbitration in the manner proposed Mr.
decline the sceptancs OF the propositions made BY
Great Britain This leaves the Alabama dispute
Abous whore s started without either nation no~
having pending any proposition thss will tend
70 its settlement There have been informal
ops upon the subject understand between the British
Minister st Washington and the Secretary State but
NO result has yet been arrived at
Secretary Seward has his eye sst upon British Coum
bia end desir ~ obtain T. and this subject been
alluded TO- though negotiations for lie parchz-s have
q an early day come up for settlement when the
communication the subject received from nxland
u IL probable that the Secretary wN I'm present.
NJ ncjec' Of " p~rcha~ n "a, Bcissk pass.sssgts
be considered In connection with The Alabama CON
trovorsy. The matter Is yet however, crude IA
reported from Washington that tue United STATES gov
eminent has during the past week received rou, ocai
sources the that The British government
all annoyed by and does not object No. the sale
states On the contrary. the assurance ia given that
Great Britain In entirely satisfied with the transaction
and considers that the ceSson made In unrsndy
spirit The Americans are strongly bent
b.ysg Canada though In the latter case they Lunby
limit their desires 70 purchase only when the free
sent OF all the parties concerued the people OF Canada
a. well A. the British governsasnt. 4 ootAesd
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JEFF BAvn On BAIL.

EsGiish Review ~ ISIS Character ss n Ssstss-
man and Rmler.
From The Londos Post grcform sod opposition erssn,
May 1851
Al length, amer having remained a Stats prisoner FOR
two years, Mr. Jefferson Davis 1T one tine ths President
Of the Confederate States Of Amers has besn released
on ball The term Of his Imprisonment hss psss long,
and regard being had 10 tho strict cttcr Of tbs consu
ton, has Deen Illegal bat few vi be inclined to qus-
the life Of their iustrous prisoner In their hands and
Mr. DAVIS however unsucf-stsflh the aiisnpt
which be organized 10 establish tho Independence u
the Southern states, will IN future times take I've
highest vonk among lm0scTr adt,sres. Tue
ability which he manifested In hushandang the
sources Of the infant republic at ~h0rs head he
was placed, while al tho he utilized
them 70 an extent that seemed Incredible, must
ful administrators Of modern times He oad the
good fortune 70 be served in the field by mon who
though for the most part devoid Of military education
proved themselves 70 be consHnnss generals; but in
dependsntly Of this he endowed vita too much
pngsoty 70 interfere with Their plans. even when thsy
did not meet with hs and did commit
the biundcr into which Mr. Lnceln frequently fell ~
confous dine failure with ncompc,ency There was na
Auto Council 81 Richmond. The President aud The peo
dencs Ia themselves and 10 the armes which thev c,,
msndsd 10 bis dealings With the federal government
Mr. Davis vas always dgnined ara, notwithstanding
The many provocations otered by tins oouduct
OF several Of the Northern gensras be never coun w.
nanoed tolerated any departure fr,,r the stet ~ ~
of civilized warfare. TowNds ths Euroresn states.
wAos snAevvs~fsos " NJ ~hosrauy scug ne Ierfsle.
rate fvssisrf s~~xtaSy ~ssrissHcd atsssas n ts<~-
sspnn~ - ssHUtsSos. SM VAN MgxeA ~ V1vs,
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Arrest or Revolutionary Caribaidia Ns--The
Movements Checksd. bst the Temporal Grown
still In DanGer-king Victor Rmassel
Friendly 10 the Pope-Ths Great Rcciesiasti-
cal CsnGress-Rntiresa kxtsustss aud Loss
20 the Briaasds, dkc.
Ross. May 10. 1857
The action Of the insursctionAry committee OF Rome
bas just undergone check BY me arrest Of large num-
bsr Of the party. who met Sunday lest disersns
wins shops and vineyards ostsids the city wallis 70 BE-
Inspected By SONS Gsrbsdiaa odcsrs Who crossed the
frontier ally for the purpose sn1 returned Immediately
sfser having the men presented 70 them BY the
diGsrens Roman lesdeva u u Ancuis for any sort Of
meeting 70 take place hsrs. however sscrsty organised
Without spiss anaIss tAs UM IT, and Ne eeuseausass
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she above date Algeria Belgium ana turkey haso "a
larry supplied her with large quantities naepenoohuS

sne above date Algeria, Belgium ana nrkeS na'o
lary supplied her with large quantities haepend0AN'
Ia i'ata and other American prcvlncss -. rs,,,x
ano new milling and cleansing macnins> s,o,S ,raae
vonsrouted 10 give unexpected impetus TO tie Ss.sn
ST.. lance fnere IL not process In us- Va mar
S'aes winch has not been brought TO compar hSnd
tosson mere by machinery, and very little is doneh La
ucyou fancy work ladies' cloakine and some para ~.
shaw" whion require frequent changes OF color ans
sign. steam engines have been adapted to the VISA
~ Inost mills, In order 10 avoid soppages when
ua ueatn OF water Is fslt in the factories On the
whoie visitors express much that 40 muoh
SHOULD nave been achieved Of years aud an impair
VA Iuuge can well compare English With those Of
france without any dsparagem9nt the latter excspt
lug nunuug drabs and railway rugs whore the British
MAKE superior In the English department. some very
beautiful specimens OF hanne made from Australian
Wool BY power loom, are exhibited also twseds from
hon tiger skins OF WOOL for carriage rugs Ednburg
paids splendid mlled cloth, and buckskins with dag
0na wills fes hammer damper aud lever felt worsssd
coatinga The North OF England has most unique
zephyr wo0llGn goods, Japanese shawIs and iadIes
cloakngs The West Of England produces ohinchilla
grebe and other descriptions OF fancy cloth among
which tipped seal sknsthat is, with black dossy
ings and rich oolcred ground
America has boon somewhat backward in ading
specimens OF her fine wooden tssues but those who
nave exhibited have done 70 purpose Arleri-
can cassmeres and iannels OF the finest kind.
Az The strctest method in the clothing department r.
positively essential for the conveying OF ussri iafor
nation. l snail ia my next proceed to thu thirty-ursf
G ass compretendng silk aud tissues Of silk lrogi ~
raw sate even from the silkworls eggs e
fnnrcs IN which interesting branch ot treuca for
egn industry ! nope CONVICTION vi! be- lDund that
America need not te behind otaer Aaous "a producing
her own slS textures
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TINE PARIS EXHIBITION.


EANi5s nay " i5vs.
Tho tissues exhibited Ia the foregoing class comprs
bend
l. Black and co'ored cloth.
q Cloth for livery suits. billiard taelss dosskius
beavers, horsscioshs, rugs ara fes
o. Cioakings.
T. Trouserings.
g. Fancy wooilen and ~oested sturs
Three departments IN the north Of Francsths Seins
Euro and Cslvados-form the Norman cloth manufsc-
turing division, Of which the central market Is Flbeuf
Every kind o. wool IL woven in Normandy, whereas In
the Ardcnnes, Of which sedan Ia the grand centre,
nnd that satin cloth and fancy woolsn goods princi
paly manufactured. All the products Of Issrs are
brought 70 venns, department which chiefly produces
inferior cloths and cheap troaserDg. The Haat Rim
and Mosee are famous again, for broadccth, while In
The south ths towns Of Csrcasonns santPons, 10,
central places for coarse and military cloth.
ny far the isrxsss portion Of wool employed In cloth
weaving 10 foreign; thus Immense quantities II wcsl
sent from Australia Russia. aud even Spain France
does not produce the average than Two hundred
spa err million francs worth OF wool, and exports
I've million ave hundred thousand besides which. The
comonsst kinds Of cloth alone made Of French wool
The Immense progress attained ID this branch Of
French industry 70 truly Surprising In 1865 France
prsAaosA asta sadsasat Ss0i tos her issssSssA aaas
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ENGLAND'S pkyp:as.
w.. s.sx.A ~ Of Absolute Psupcvss ESsarfese
- 49,, Its in England-Hnd0os and Oue-
49,. p..r.> . In Ireland.

N....A " Of Absolute PaupsSs. ESsatfess
"a 49,. Its in EnGland-anaOos and Oue.
ao.. p..n.> In Ireland.
9rror,> he London Globe MaysI
rbs-s, =. ,Sss.r I'd TO Parliament, on the Oh or
vscon,, EraaiS ~ !, disclosss lsnentabe inorcxS1y
ths yasr II namnar,s, as compared with 1885 On sha
Last day OF the arst wseA 10 February last there
England and Waes ees,aA paupers ia receipt OF rssfJ
beng an increase OF s7ol yer tho corresponding wes
OF The preceding year or hon $1,000 we're in tLS
metropolis in the second ssA y February 9s2. 27J of
increase Of s0,1iT, Of ,shdhl si5os were In sh9
metropolis; third week, sTi vi25, W sn incEase ~
~ 03l, 30 40 beng in the seiropIls, fourth week.
p i04 and iucrcassoS 60GAA, q wsom ~ $40 were
Ia the nercpoiis. In the last wusA TO nsmberTm
coiappsd % sis 9ia oudoor Nc $50 indoor poor
The sp"y. aguccs are exeslsye ~ i1nstc psapsrs "a
s,sinIas aud ssSraSts
There are al prese, IA ssS parish 80 inclusive N Tho
Scilly Islands IN England aus Naies maintaining %
liable 20 in,ntain their poof. ~ the aDOVs ro-
refer 10 IA 800 OF pambev, l9l parishes.
Incorporated under Gtberts sst. still Spder the pro.
visions Of tao I'D Ezabsth, making uoNFatarn Of the
yuu,ber OF paupors which they relieve.
From she return called for By Sir H. Moron. NJ
pesrs that the gross amount expended for TIC sief ~
the poor 10 Ireland In the year ending 18th shsmber
1880 was t72S 2O7 ~ compared with f6ll SgI In th@
preceding There were ia receipt OF reiiof ON the
last Saturday 10 January, 1861 I7425 psuPers IN 1885,
49, 70s in 1885 ~ 2sT the 77,4z2 this year lab
cildes IL 20z adult able bodied panpers ADD 90s wdowe
in receipt " outdoor reti,
u 1873 the amount Of rate odgsd WA E!ss 1877
all other receipts amounting 10 1s,OU
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beef, Isas Cd per b6 Lard. los. and bacon, ao per
cwt Cheese-Fine American, e7a
LUnxrooI, May so-Evening.
There little change report in the provisions Market
Bacon Is rmer Cum berland cut middles sold q Sos 3d.
per cwt Pork and beef arm d the opening quota
tons Lard, 49s for American
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL May 29-2P NJ
Calcutta Iinseed, 64s. clover seed, 42s
LIVERPOOL, May 2o-tPM
Petroleum spirits, lid; standard white, Ia Sd.
Pot ashes 3ls Cd Rosin-Sales OF common at Is. Sd
and ane 1t I3s Spirits Of turpentine. SEA Tallow.
Asa Cd. Clover Seed 42s.
LIVERPOOL, May sO-Noon.
Petroleum.-Refned, rs Sd. and spirits lid. per
gallon. Pot ashes, Bis. ID. Rosn-Common, rs. 3d..
and hns 1ss. per cwt Spirits turpentns 34s Tallow
ass. 3D. Clover seed As.
LIVERPOOL, May sO-Evening
Common Wilmington rosn has advanced to Is. sd. /;
6ne American steady at 13s per Spirits turpenine.
GAS. Taliow, ABS. 3D. Petroleum unchanged
London Markets.
LONDON. May 2s-sP.M
No IL Dutch standard sugar, 24s Sd Scotch pig iron,
Sss Cd. Calcutta nssed, 64s. L4nseed cakes. 60 i5s
Lnseed OIL s49.
LONDON May s0-Noon
Sugar steady No IL Dutch standard. 24s I'd Iron
unchanged Scotch pig quoted at 53s 3D. per ton mixed
numbers Lnseed caSes 20 los. per Ton. Crude CAL
cutta ln-eed, 64s Lnseed oil Gao
LONDON May 90 2. NJ
Sugar steady At previous quotations
LoSDos, May 30 Evening
The iron market closed frmer; prices tend upward ;
sales Of scotch pig at SSs Cd 54s. per Sugar
changed
THE Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP, May 29-Evening.
Sales of standard white petroleum we're made to-day
Al 42t 50c mar bnf