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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17

SuaRArr ry THE CouRr HorsE.-Sur-
rat, is very watchfull Of all the proceed
ings. His face is selfish and cowardly.
On the one hand it is utterly devoid OF
everything high and heroic; on the
other, it wants the lines of n bold and
daring villain. II is full Of passion, but
II Is also full Of cold ~self-control. See
ing him, you can't resist the convection
that the first and almost the sole on.
| Germ of this MN is John II. Surratt.
He appears self.absorbed, but he is
never forge,ful Of his owl affairs. II
! he ever did II purely generous deed, his
face bears no sign thereof. He sits
most Of the time with his head forward
| on his breast-looking out in Il sly and
wary manner from eyes deeply Sc. under
projecting frontle,s, picking his hat Or
twirling his thumbs, rarely looking
around on the spectators, with nothing
of the bravado in his face or'lis man
ner, winning nobody TO good will or
| kindness or inward sympathy. Looking
A, him as he sits with his counsel, one
could easily fancy him the junior mem.
Der Of the irm-equal TO suits before
stupid police magistrates, competent to
hunt up authorities, just the man to do
~copying in a clerkly hand, capital for
the part of a spy, and not above looking
after the interests OF genteel gamblers
Or he might be II seller of ribbons and
dress goods, the clerk of an insurance
office, or even the keeper of a small Faro
Washington Cor. Boston Gazette,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
Dnnry Gold aud silver Mining Go.

Dnney Gold a silver WininH Co,
Lyon County. N~.vada-Notlce IL hereby given,
that AT u meeting o. the Board Of Trustees Of
said Company held on the lsth day Of June. 1867,
An assessment OF three (s3) dollars per share was
levied. pay able Immediately In United States gold
and silver coin, TO the Secretary, 6O7 Washing.
Ton street, San Francisco. Any stock upon which
>aid assessment shall remain unpaid on the 22d
day Of JULY, 1867. shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale AT public auc.
lion. aud unless payment shall he made before,
will br sold on the TENTH DAY Of August
1867, 10 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
sr,hrr with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL. secretary.
ONCE fO7. Washington street, san Francisco.
y. NO stock will be transferred until the
Assessment be paid. J-2l I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
HIS NAus.-The name ofthe man whit

Hrs NAxs.-The name ofthe man who
was accidentally killed in the Crown
Poin, mine yesterday, was William
Prescott. He was IN English or Cornish
miner, and had no family IN this Il
,ry. but he had one in the old country.
4, is repor,ed that he Was worth about
four thousand dollars in money, aud
hat he intended shortly 10 return home.
I His age was about forty years. He met
his death in u truly horrible manner
and in which no one was TO blame ex-
cept himself. The cage that struck him
was going down the shaft, and not CON-
ing up, as has been stated. He fell I"
tremendous distance, upwards OF four
hundred feet and when his brother
workmen gathered up his remains, they
found them in half II dozen pieces. The
| funeral took place this morning, and
was attended by Il large number OF
friends and miners. The remains were
placed in II beautiful heavy metallic
! burial case, and buried in the Gold Hill
cemetery.
FORT HOMESTEAD. This evening,
| there will be Il grand Ball at Fort Home
| stead, which promises TO be well at
tended by the young folks who delight
in tripping the light fantastic toto
| sport in the macy dance-to luxuriate
in the breaSt-heaving pleasures OF the
! Schottische, the waltz, or the graceful!
co,illion. Carl York and hts coronet
and string band will discourse sweet
| delicious music 20 the tripping and sip
| ping motions Of the dancers; while the
| bright silver moon will lend enchant'
men, 10 the dancing and p~romenadIng
abou, the Fort grounds. Mr.. Schaeter
Of the San Francisco Restaurant, is get
ting up Il grand supper for the occasion.
The profits of this Bail are TO go 10 pay
u balance due on our Town Liberty
Pole. The tickets admitting u gcutle'
man and two ladies' are only 50. 10
to Homestead tonight. Grand time.
Is SUPREME CouRr.-Samuel I. Cur
It's VS.. H. V. s. Mccullough. Counsel
for respondent asked leave to file II sup
Elemental statement Of the presen, con-
| dition of this case. Counsel for petit
toner not objecting, it was ordered that
the submission OF this case heretofore
made be set aside, and thar it be again
placed upon the calendar for further
proceedings and leave granted respond
eut to file supplemental answer. Heat
ing set for Friday the 10Th inst. The
Court adjourned until Wednesday to-
| day. the 18th inst, at 10 A. NJ. Tue
| SUIT for coin, or its equivalent in cnr-
reucy, in the case Of the State OF Nevada
ex rel H. o. Beatty VS.. E. Rhoades,
State Treasurer, will come before the
Supreme Court this morning for the
purpose of reheariug Of argument there
in. We believe the Court meets for this
especial purpose.-Carson appeal.
DAYros.-Tbe Rev. o. W. Whitaker
will oficiate and preach in the Metho-
dis, Church, Daytou, this evening at s
o'clock.
BrLlIoS.-vau WICK i Co., Gold
dill. received this morning for melting
and ASSAY, ABS ounces crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17

BrLtlox.-Vau WICK / Co., Gold
dill. received this morning for melting
and assay, 4,43s ounces crude bullion.
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DscliniuE.

The Market price Of Stocks is Oh
viously no evidence or indication OF
bullion yield, as all mining men anu
dealers are we'll aware, By reference
to another column, it will be seen d a
bullion yield is greater than ever, WINE
stocks are just now on the deel'ne'
They may improve IN a day or two now
ever. We are indebted TO tue Tfe'Pds'
for the s~ubjoined t~abularized eomplls-
ton, showing the variation IN the price
of stocks from July 9th to July 18TH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17

SAID a member Of the New York con-
stitutional convention to William NJ
Evar,s, the other day-''l suppose this
is the ablest body of men ever assem-
bled in the State of New York" "My
dear sir" responded Evarts, ''there ca n
scarcely be any doubt of it; for have
heard the same remark made by nearly
every member Of the convention" The
conversation closed Just Mt that point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
once OF tho Gold ain Oaor,z M
Yellow Jacket silver Whining q

Yellow Jacket silver Mining CO...
Once. Gold Hill, Nevada, July 3. ls61.-At Il
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of the Yellow
Jacket Silver Mining Company, held this day. a
Dividend, No. Il. Of Ssveaty.ave (s15) Dollars
per share was declared, payable at tho Office Of
the Company. Gold Hill. or at the Bank Of
California, San BrSncisco, on and after the lU,h
instant
The Transfer Book will be closed from the
9th to the 10th inst. inclusive.
wM. II. WATSON, Ssc'y.
Gnlh Hill Inlv Z laH7 In II
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FOUND.

AVAIL, BLAcK.MoRocCo ALBUM,
A oa.si.tro ,syersl Photographs, and three
soa, no,.s OF Inland, amounting TO $500. pay.
M ~ r, Msrsy and L.. Maxarld. Also. q
Union badge, with framed Flag Tbs owner can
S S In property BY proving Il. and paying Tor
lhis advertisement Apply Of the sk"s omes;
oeld HiiI July II, 1851. IS1l'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
The CentreviIle Property,
GOLD HILL,

THIsyALUABLE PROPERTY. WITH f.HA
i the buildings and Improvement is Viii
offered for Sale on terms the most .H'isIHer :
.o,y ror particulars. inquire Of Mtlor ESTA'
pRoOK ,twIegand & Cos Assay Once.
80 UNI ruiy lf ls67. JvlO I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
ICE! ICE!!

THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL IN.
| formed that the subscriber VIII inrnlsn mem
..,,t tcEd daring the summer His Ice wagon
viz hs In cold I'm every morning at 6 o'clock;
Order, for tho article can be left a. the Gold hil
rH.s.ns. saloon. and they will be promptly
hlled. Sn uyi.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
LOS T

TN GOLD HILL, ABOUT TUE FOURTH OF
of July. a certificate Of depodt In the Bank
Of CalifornIa, Gold Hill Agency, for the sum Of
Eighty Dollars, being No. 5.l6l, and dated July
3, 1867. and In favor Of fraser Stewart. The
certificate IL not endorsed. and the puN lie are
cautioned against negotiating for It. rs pay ment
has been stopped; who ever has found y. VIII
pieaIs leays Il ct tho Bank or at the NEWS ONCE.
= FRASER STEWART.
Gold Hill, July Is. 1867. m jylb.lot'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17

The value Of oue share, each, In al
the above mines would amount 10 "ooul
one eighth OF Blnsdel's yet unentoTcea,
mine-tax on the Savage mine alone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-17
To the Public.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT i
~ have this day purchased all the right the
and In,eres, OF Martin PaniAn. In the saloon
known a. the philadelphia Brewery Depot, Gold
Hin. Thu public are notified hereby, that viii
psy no debts contracted by said Martin Panian,
after this date. MATT hhtf.
Gold Hill, July 10, 1857. yl3'w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30
TENNE SSEE.

Fire In Memphis-Mysterious Discovery of
Dead Men In the Hoosahntchie River.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 20, 1867.
The drug store Of R. D. Ward Co., on Main street.
was destroyed By nre this morning. Tho stock was
valued $2oo o0 and assured the Hartford Com
pany for $1,000. The owner Of the building loses
$4,000
The bodies Of two men we're found in the Hoosa.
hatchie river, near tho Macon depot Of the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad Company, yesterday. in . badly do
composed condition. Ono had boon shot through the
head and The other through the body. Ono had rcd
hair, and in his pocket found letter from mother
TO her SON, bearing the address Of ~ Pratt Nothing
discovered BY which to identify tho other body.
II supposed they belonged to band OF robbers who
for some months have infested the neghborh0od. and
had fallen into the hands Of lynchers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30
CALIFORNIA.
Effects % the storm-The Sierra Nevada
Mountains Impassable.

Effects % the storm-The Sierra Nevada
Meantains Impossible.
6AH FRAxcuoo, Dec. n, 1851.
Reports from the Sacramento valley indicate that the
destruction caused By the flood equal to that Of 1851
and 1852 The whole valley h submerged. and travel
suspended In every dscton Several railroad accidents
have occurred. caused by the washing away Of the
track. The American river IL higher than ever known
before. The evses at Sacramento withstood the food
and no fears need DO hereafter entertained FOR the safety
Of the city The lsvess Marysvie broken away
and the greater part OF the city overlooked Tho roads
over the Sierra Nevada Mountains have been rendered
impossible BY animals and the malls and express mat
tor from Virginia City and other places in Nevada are
carried BY men on foot Such disastrous storm has
never heretofore been known on the mountains
The ships Derby and Calabar which arrived yester-
day report severe shocks OF earthquakes or Cape Horn
October "a which lasted a intervals tor thirty hours
The ship g. Mark cleared to-day for Liverpool, With
z, ESQ tons Of wheat.
Flour in demAud for export Sales OF extra 81 so
. $s supernne, SO IS 81 25 Wheat firm Al So SO,
with some export demand Legal tenders 75h.
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LOUISIANA.


Tfeesinw Of Republicans In New Orieans-A
Preference Expressed for Chase for Next
Presidout-The Distress I'm the South
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20. 1871
10 O'Clock p. n
The nrst meeting Of the Union League, mostly
negroes held last night in Lafayette square, Rev.
=. ". Conway. late Commissioner OF the Frssdmsn's
Barsau for this State presided The resolutions declared
she object Of the League Be the release Of Louisiana
from rebel rule. preference s expressed for Chase
Tor President and perfect negro equality and fraternity
ars advocated
During the meeting extras containing news OF the
ssmoval Of Ord and Pope fell like benbshsls among me
asaasn
The Tsmes, In an editorial hanging Manchester
Tsnians predicts general revolution the death
sbdication Of Queen Victoria
The reports OF distress In al parts Of the South among
whites and blacks far from exaggerated.
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ENGLAND.

Gsvernmcnt Policy Toward the Fenians-
Anticipated Decrease Of the Revenue.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1857.
The London Observer says extraordinary
powers will be asked Of Parliament by the gov
srnmsn for the repression Of Fsnian plots or disturb
nsA.pssssA sAas, owing 70 the prostratioa Of COM
and trade during the past quarter Of the year. the
January returns will show . serious decrease in the
amount OF the receipts from during that period
In the United Kingdom.
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CONNIE

Russlan Contracts for Fire Arms.
Hartford. Dec. 20, 1867.
The Russian government has made . contract with
Psssns Fire Arms Company. Of city for
the Anufsctars Of thirty thousand Bsrdsa riass the
contract TO be nlIed In eighteen montha
One hundred Calling revolving hare also been
ordered By the Prussan government DO built by tho
Colt Company, and the Russians are likewise TO have
some built.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON Dso 2o.-Ths Hamburg American stsan
Packet Companys steamship Borusaia captain Franssn
which sailed from New York the 14th insl arrfvea on
Cowss at seven O'Clock this evening and after landing
esr Ioadon passengers, mails and freight sailed again
bg HAMBURG.
= LosDonpaaRy Dec 2p.--Ths steamship United King
dom, Captain Smith, which len New York December H.
eouchsd . Neville to-day. and AfNr sh0rt stag sailed
~ the ciyds.
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rm Pass BouRsx.-PAaB Dee 20 Tho Bcurse 10
heavy Securities Of al kinds weak, and rsnsss are
declining.
fHn FRANKFORT BorHsR.-ERAsxroar. Dec. To-
Gnsd States bonds are quoted to-day u 7ex 7sE for
Abe issue OF 1854.
1as PrrsoLEux MARxr --AErwsrp. Dec cp.-Ths
Dssroeum market n weak standard white h quoted a
Ear t0cs
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Political Excitement Against tho Government.
LONDON Dec -, 1851.
Dispatches from Italy represent that there 10 much
political agitation in Northern and Southern Italy. In
Naples and in tho cities Of Piedmont the excitement is
dangerous and fears entertained that it may cul
inmate in rsings against the authority Of the govern
mont.
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Papai Offer Pay tho Rcpudiated Italian
Coupons.
PARm Doc %, 1857
me Papai government offers TO pay the interest on
those Italian bonds which represent the old debt Of the
Pontinca States annexed to the kingdom Of Italy The
Italian Parliament recently refused BY decisive vote
70 Day the coupons on ,hsse bonds
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VERMONT.

Fatal Ran Over Accident mt BuriiBsfon.
BURLINGTON. Dec. 20, 1851.
John Harrigan an smploye Of the Vermont Central
Railroad was run BY the in the depot in this
city last night He lived but three hours after.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30

Acitizes Of Lyme N. n, took the cars - Nashau The
other day immensely Inebriasd with jug Of rum N
his baggage The conductor put him or ct Manchester
where he took the next train. and w put % san a
nsytm's rsrry. He then attempted 10 walk heme, and
fell through sssis bridge twenty feet Into the river
and wss nsasa cut asaslv arovAsd ~ NIL epagisg Va
the tug
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RUSSIA.

Ceufercuce OF Statesmen tho Eastern
Question.
/, LONDON, Dec. 20, 1851.
4 number Of eminent Russian Statesmen and diplo-
mats have met in st. Petersburg. and are holding
conference on the Eastern question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30

All Naturo,s sweets in Millions Of H0mUo-
pathic atoms-BURNETT'S FLORIMEL, exquisite hand
kerhef than foreign extract Sold ~
s Druggists New Yolk once 562 Broadway, Metroposa
Hotel building
parts gloss aud superior 70 French pomsdes ana
o Alcoholic washes.
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ASPlNW ALL.
SPECIAL TelEeaAM TO Tine HEaAlp.

The Unitcd States steamer Shawmut.
HAVANA, Dec. 20, 1867.
The United States steamer Shawmut is still at
Aspinwall waiting to have repairs done. She lost
her foremost in gale some time since in the
Spanish main, and the one promised to replace it
had not yet arrived at Aspinwall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30

Knox Wnr.-knex, the Halter, Of Nos. 9t2
and bx3 Broadway, IA determined not 10 allow the Loew
Bridge to longer abrdge the comforts Of nsghbc asa
declares against IT, Soon KNOxS Loew- ciosu1s
viii appear lie hopcs TO ndict the bridge The Grand Juy
viii kindly listen 10 him. for do AL know that tAs
body Of the city county OF New York KNOX
bat Every Grand Juror prizes the KNOX hat In presso
ing bils the Grand Jurors kNOxS hat bulA ga
present themselves with KNOX hats
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PENNS YLvANiA.
Fire In PIttsburg.

Fire In PIttsburg.
PrsBURG Dec. 20, 1857.
portion OF Song & Co.'s FORGE connected with the
Sable Iron Works. was burned last night Loss about
$4,000; fully insured Tho mill and nail factory
not injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30

MENT 81 Nassau street. ali kinds OF Cards, Circuars
Handbs Tickets, &c. and every variety Of Plain a.1
Ornamental Printing at low rates and with despatch
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Temperance Lecture at tho Park Theatre.


FATAL FALL -Mn Rosanna Liulle, woman sixty
years OF age residing at No. $40 West street. fell doSa
stairs yesterday afternoon and was instantly killed
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A.-FIne-t Pirtures md Frames, Half -
door from brozdwny - - - "

A.-JefIrrs. 1.t38 and l.13S Br0ndway.-
Gocdycsrs Rubber shoes Of all kinds his eatire
stock OF Ladies'. Misses and Chdrens Youths and 5oyg
Boots and shoes at half his original price. fade~,
your time 10 buy.
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TRLRGRAPHIC News
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Russian Conferepce ON the East
ern Question.
.~>~---~-~--~~~-~>~-~-
Revolutionary Agitation In the
italian Cities.
ILL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

New American Consul at Havana.
HAVANA, Dec. 20, 1867.
onsul Savage will turn over the American Con-
sulate on Monday, December 80, to Mr.. Henry De
Lareintrie. He has received telegraphic orders
TO that effect from the State Department at Wash
ington. Without meaning any disparagement to
the outgoing Consul, should say that Mr. Larein-
trie will prove the right man in the right place.
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All Kinds Of Plain md Fancy Job Printing
neatly and promptly executed cenk
less than elsewhere at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINT
ING ESTABLISHMENT. W Nassau street.
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sruwAv HALL--rhs thirteenth Sunday esacsn a
s,snvsy Hall Last nisht attracted large audience The
srsissss we're MsdAns Psrsps- Rosa LsopsA Dc Meyer
Carl Rosa, James CaalnsId and George W. Colby. ne
sslestions we're taken frsm Handel Bssthovsn, nozas
Adan, nsndslssshs and d nsyss. o. The nrn three
ARTISTS u ONLY nsosssarv 70 say inst shsy mse and
played with Their accustomed mses&s naasms Resa
sAng CArissnas song BY Adoiph Adam, and q Meyer
gave some 81 hts wa, knows tsnsas'ss. Nearly every
piece w. snoersA
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NEW YORK.

Investigation or the Recent Railroad Disas.
ter ae Angela.
BuuALo, Dec. -, 1857.
From tho investigation made BY the coronsrs Jury
On Saturday last Of The trucks OF tho ca thrown from
phs track as the late Angola DISASTER 10 established
ahat the rear xas thrown from the track BY
broken Wheel BY the OF The Cleveland and TO
psdo eoaoh the coach being sprung thus throwing
ahs wheels inch aud half out Of i proper position
This fact win be officially brought out before the coro-
nsr's jury tomorrow. No compromise cars we're a.
sachsd 70 the train on which the accident occurred
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Some time during Saturday night the Ice in the Hud
con river between Albany and Troy broke up and
encsd moving down, but its progress stopped BY
ahs piers Of the railroad bridge At this point Large
massss Of bs were driven into the basin ~ the upper
cut and serious danger threatened 70 the canal
boa asd other craft therein, but oil we're nnaIly made
6ass, aad without much damage A man named Far
pinssos, who. while crossing was csughs On large
rake Of Toe was rescued asr having Heated down three
pr feur mica
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the hrd Of series Of mssssss under the auspices Of
The New York Diocesan Commitiss Of the American
Missionary Society vM held Lest evening IN ths Upper
Church Of The Ascension II street
and ska sysnsa rhsu ~ numerous assssleasA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30

A..Untyersnl Expositton. Paris, 1907
STEtNWAY SONS triumphant. having been awarded
the frat grand god medal for Grand Square aAl
Upright Pianos By the unanimous verdict Of the
national Jury. This medal distinctly classified 6rss In
order Of merit all American exhibitors ovsr
than four hundred entered for
nearly all the most celebrated manufacturers OF Europa
York ~
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,-A.-CIear. soft. smooth and Rssmtifnl sk!.
Is the result OF usug LAIRD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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the PRESS TELEesAms.

Market ReDOrts-Freights.
HAVANA, Dec. 20. 1861
Bacon t14 . $14 so per cwt Brooms are In demand
ct - 80 per dozen. Flour, $12 rs SIS so per Dbl.
Hams l4c per pound for ordinary satsd and 2oc Per
pound for sweet sugar cured. Tallow, $l2 Per cwt
Sugar q beginning to arrive.
Freighs are dull 81 per box in gold for sugar per
steamer and 81 per box. in currency, per sailing vessels
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a Chelc: seiection or Wines, Brasdies. Asc.s
JOHN j. STAFF SON. iSs Chambers slrssst
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Mass Meeting In Wercestsr-Flres It Milford
and Ashland.
WORCESTER, Dec 90 1857
large and enthusiastic meeting was hold hero last
evening petition Congress to take action for the pro
lection Of American citizens in Great Britain Spirited
addresses were made By Mayor Blake and prominent
citizenA Resolutions were adopted insisting ON the
protection Of naturazed citizens abroad Nearly three
thousand people were present
nrs occurred IN Milford, on Saturday afternoon.
which consumed barn containing fifteen tons or hay,
large quantity Of graiu eleven cattle and three sheep.
the property Of Nelson Madden. It set IRE by
little boy three years old. the loss viii amount 70
about %. 900; insurance small.
Cutters mills, at Ashland wsrs destroyed BY nrs
yesterday morning. Tho loss Ii about $40 900; insu-
rance 3l0500 the mills and stock. The fire the
work Of an incsndiary. a8
Tho Alleged Robbery nj Dorchester.
Bosror. Dec. -. 1851.
Robert Preston, clerk 10 the employ d tho Dor
chester Mutual Fire Insurance Company, who has dis
appeared Is charged with approprasing funds amount
ing 70 $4,000 Tho depositors the principal suffer
era, the town Of Dorchester losing $4,000