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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-31

or Rssistercd voters OF tho Second Ward
Of Gold Hill, entitled TO Vote "t the
General Election TO be held November
I'd, 1858.
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[SEvADA REVENUE sTA,R, Soc

(SEvADA REVENUE sTAsP, 5Oc.l
GTATE Of NEVADA. IN THE
y Justices Court, Dayton Precinct. In and for
the County OF Lyon.-Tho State Of Nevada TO
JOHN McAN0Y sends greeting: You are hereby
summoned to appear before me at my office. in
the Precinct Of Dayton. In the County Of Lyon.
on the 3Oth day OF November. A.. y. 1855. at 10
o'clock A. ~, 10 answer unto the complaint Of !.
Walter, who sues 10 recover Of you the sum Of
Ono Hundred and Six and S3-100 (Si0G 3) dol.
lars, upon an express contract for the direct
payment Of money for merchandise sold and de.
lircred at various times from June /, 1868. TO
September z. 1868, both inclusive, at your special
instance and request, as will more fully appear
by tho complaint now on ale, when judgment
will DO taken against YOU for the said amount.
together with costs and damages. II you fail to
appear and answer. To the Sheriff or any Con.
stable Of said County, greeting: Make legal scr.
vice and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this .Jth day Of October,
A. D.. 1858. 7. II. LAVERTY,
Justice Of the Peace Of said Precinct.
oc9S-td
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x1scsLIAsEous ADVERTISEMENTS
Corporation Notice.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
i cooperating tho Town Of Gold Hill, Storey
publication the reports OF the Clerk and Treas
urer, for the Quarter ending September 80. 1858
w. D. C. GIBSON, +
President Of tho Board of Trustees.
Gold Hill, October 9th, 1868.
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RgsIsrRx IIsT..-soD HILL.
OFFICIAL LIST

mr. R.sl.serod Voter. OF the Firss Ward
or Geld Hin entiticd 90 Voso At tho
General Election 70 be held November
Sd, 1855.
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Female Monthly Pills.

Ladiessnferingf from any coIpplainiineid.n,s
TO their sex, can consult tie Doctor with III. =.
lurapee Of relief. Ir
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Respectfully submitted,
). ". CHUBBUCK.
Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold Hill.
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Sept. 90. To total balance in Treasury S9,59s 20
Distributed as follows:
Redemption Fund. - 81 800 80
Contingent Fund -. 1907 90
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QUARTERLY REPORT
or tho Treasurer OF the Te"n o.
Geld Hill. fer Quarter cnding Sep
tember 80, 1858. y
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Registry Agent Tor Township No. :
cad HiI, New, oatsbGn q. iso
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ITO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF TRUs-
i tees Of the Town of Gold Hill; Gentiemen-
/ herewith submit my Quarterly Report as
Treasurer Of your Corporation, for the Quarter
ending September 80, 1858.
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The following Town warrants have been is.

CLERKS REPORT
Fer the Quarter ending September
40, 1868.
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OFFICIAL LIST

Gold Hill, New. October q. 1865.
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nIsTRICT COURT OF THI

WARREN T. LOCKIIART, ReCISter.
scl; nd
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IMPEACHMENT OF II. G. DORM.

Meeting Of the Court of Appeals and the
Senate a Court of Impenchment-s,ena.
tor Stanford Chalienged--The Court Refuses
to Excuse Kim Motion to Quash the Fourth
Article.
ALBANY, May 20, 1868.
The Court Of Appeals and the Senate met Jointly
to-day as Court of Impeachment for the trial OF
Robert @. Dorm, Canal Commissioner.
The Managers appointed by the House to conduct
the trial are John G. Jacobs of Kings John L. Fagg,
Of Rensselaer,; William Lounsbury, OF Ulster; John
F. Little OF Steuben; W. s. Clark of Schoharic Will
liam b. Quinn, of New York; e. L. Pitts OF Orleans;
pheus Prince. of Erie aud n. B. La Bau, of Warren
Messrs. Smith NJ. Weed, OF Pattsburg, and Daniel
]. Mitchell, of Syracuse, counsel for the Mana
gers.
Messrs. William A. Beach, OF Troy, John II. Rey-
nplds and Henry Smith,, OF Albany, are counsel for
the accused.
After the oath was administered to the members OF
the court the counsel for defendant challenged Sena
tor Stanford on the ground that chairman OF the
Canal Investigating Committee he had prejudged
the case In at least some OF the points alleged against
the accused.
Mr. STANFORD asked to be excused.
Judge HUNT objected. The constitution made the
Senator member OF the court, and II he was eX-
cused 1t might involve the court In difficulties. He
could abstain from voting on any or all questions If
he should choose to do So
After private consultation the court decided not to
excuse him by to g.
motion was then made by Mr. smith, OF the de-
fence to quash the fourth article which charges the
accused with letting contracts without advertising
the same, and this motion was discussed until the
adjournment.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDoN, May 2s--5 p.
Exchange to-day:-Consols for money, 95S cons0s
for account, 93 %; United States bonds, 7ll; Hi
n0is Centrals, 95Z; Erie shares, 459l.
FRANKFORT BOURSE.-FRANKFORT. May 26--Even-
ing.-United States fve-twenties, 76S.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERroOr, May
26-5P M-The cotton market closed dull and heavy.
The sales OF the day have footed up 1000 bales. The
Ikd.; mlddling Orleans, IL 4.
TRADE REPoRT.-The advices from Manchester are
un:av0rable. The market for yarns and fabrics Is
dull.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MAnKET.-LrvERPooL,
May 26-5 p. M.-The market Is unchanged, very
duh and heavy and nearly all the articles In the list
have declined In price. The usual authorities in the
Corn 3ss. Cd. per quarter for mixed Western.
Wheat las. Cd per GENITAL for California white, and
13s. for No. Milwaukee red. The market for wheat
IL extremely dull. Flour 3is. per Dbl. for Western
canal tAmerlcan) brands.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERPo0L
May 2e-5 p. M.-The market is quiet and steady.
Pork Is 1rmer at sos. Lard dull. Beef HOS per
the best grades Of fine. Bacon, ASS. per cwt. for
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPo0L, May
8-5 P, M.-Renned petroleum is frmer at IL. 81.
per gallon for standard white. Rosin o.. Cd. per
cwt. for common North Carolina and 12s. for me-
dunn. Tallow, 44s. Cd. per cwt. Turpentine, 3Os-
per cwt. Spirits petroleum, I'd. per gallon. =.
LONDON MARKErs.-LoNDoN, May 2s-S =. M
Sugar 10 dull at 27s Cd. per cwt. for No. IL Dutcn
standard. Sperm oil, eos per ton. Linseed OIL f35
per ton Lnseed cakes, f1o los per ton for thin OBJ
PETROLEUM. GARKEr.-AxrwEnr, May 2e.--petro-
leum closed quiet at 4sf per bb for standard white
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LOUISIANA.

singular Conduct Of the New Orleans Chief
Of Pollce-He Declines Arresting n Noted
Burglar Unless Paid for SO Doing-(seneral
Buchanan to Take the Matter In Hand.
NEW ORLEANS, May 26, 1865.
The Grand Jury waited upon General Buchanan in
body yesterday, accompanied by the Attorney
General and the District Attorney, and made com.
plant that the Chief Of Police had ayowed himself in
possession Of knowledge as to the whereabouts
within the State OF the noted burglar named Watson
and refusing to give the necessary Information to
the Sheriff to enable him to make the arrest. Wat
son has forfeited his bond. The charge is supported
by the afldavs OF the Sheriff and his deputies. The
Grand Jury state that the offence is not covered by
any law Of the State, and they ask the action OF the
investigate and take the necessary steps in the
matter.
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Features Of the Market interchangeable IN
New Yssk and Dsesklyu.
YESTERDAY something Of revival In reel essAse
transactions Was exhibited, both In respect 70 the
number Of sales and the attendance ~ Ne sales
rooms b both cities Bidding, however, was not OF
the ikelisst and although the property sold brougns
fair prices considerable Of thas offered was with
ckswn for want q good o6srs. Among the later
was that onersd By James n. miller in New Yor.
ana Q nfm In Brooklyn. A. he's been before $40
here holders, IN visw os IL security Of Their p0e
session, ere iudsvosea 70 esurs purchaser and ssrs
the mcxiIcs matntains its tone, although tney n
wiifng 70 Ssil q current prices are offered. "ss"'
.. 3. . ~ -sp $500
~ q wsss al Sscssss e si6 . K: ''
story brown slsne hsss and lot ~ - Wsss ~" $4,000
tween ~ sn4 - asA - 1880 q StOu
10, q nadIson ~. . OF ~ = G7eo
nj n q. LuDLow Anp ,s ~ 2;;res .. $500
d OF n Of i<Sd q is II from lib st each wv
ssooxLJS Pal y ssss1 !, sssh ssaioo, nr
y,n" ssy : 49, "a ic;; No X: s
ioiSies - sbove on fssiAs ~ houss 49, 80 ~ n
III 3lloa Rrsd monbusils "a q n on
EAyvsrl = AZ n On nvss o sna 10
g 49,: :. 49, sS:': y, i,:; ed a.sSs no
sH........s.~...... sssss.sse ss"ssssss''s
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The Chinese Rebels Besieging
Tien-Tsin.
BOSNIA IN REBELLION AGAINST TURKEY.
Execution of the Fenfan
Barrett in London,
CHINA.
r r o M


The City Of Tientsin Besieged by Rebels
Pekin I'm Danger-Plunder Of Villages by the
Insursents-Foreign War Vessels Protecting
Property and Treaty Rights.
g QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, May 49, 1858.
kilograms from China, dated in the commercial
city Of Tientsin, in the province Of Chill, and port
Of Pekn on the LIST of May, and transmitted to this
city by way Of Kiachtka on the China-Siberian
frontier report that the Southern insurgents, grow
ing bold from the result OF their campaign against
shanse, were beseging the city OF TientsIn during
i've days.
The leader threatened to assault the town and
attempt to carry 1t by storm, and thus place the
imperial capital, Pekn from which Tientsin is dis
tant seventy miles southeast at the mercy of his
followers by giving them control Of the point Of
confluence Of the Yuen-ling and Pekin or Peiho,
rivers.
The rebel forces move from their position to the
agricultural DISTRICTS and had already plundered
the villages lying around Tientsn.
The city is defended by garrison numbering
twenty thousand men.
Three steam gunboats were laid in the river or
Tientsin charged with the duty Of protecting for
eigners and foreign interests
This duty will be performed in vigorous manner,
as In Tientsin signed the famous treaty with the
Chinese government which accorded to the foreign
Ministers a right Of residence in Pekin, besides
many commercial advantages, none Of which can
the governments Of Europe and the United States
permit to be impaired or destroyed by rebellion or
native dissension.
The force besieging Tiensin Is said to be made up
partly Of rebels from shantung who, in the early
part of the year, marched from the eastward near
the borders Of the Yellow Sea and Gulf Of Chill
and formed junction with the Mohammedan in
vaders advancing on Kangsuh and Shensi after
the death Of Soo-wang, a leader who was killed In
battle by the imperialists.
The imperial General Ii had almost extinguished
the movement when he vanquished the Nienn some
time since but the Tientsin markets have been
lately considerably disturbed by the operations Of
the MOhammedan eonspirators and as religious
sentiment Is involved In their agitation they appear
to have collected very large force
The insurgents for the most part carry their wives
and children with them and were reported as num-
bering at certain points, all told, one hundred and
twenty thousand souls few months since.
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TURKEY.

Bosnia In Rebellion Against the Sultan.
VIENNA, May 20, 1S6s.
kilograms have been received here giving the par.
ticulars Of very formidable revolt which has just
broken out In the province of Bosnia-suated at the
western extremity Of the Turkish empire and
bounded on the north and west by the Austrian
provinces-against the authority Of the Sultan.
Troops are being rapidly pushed forward from
Constantinople to quel the disorder.
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As neither Mr. Ernst 0abler nor IN men now on
page at this factory promises to &c lengthy one,
notw lthstandingSe vera snorts q compromisS made
hessrs Marshall Mttauer. Whese 9 portion Of she
men returned 70 Their per thss yssssrday morning
ally very popular Win t6e:r ySsS" "a nave = ws
stated YESTERDAY, met shsm more than half way, u b
believed that the ~ this fsstosy v end N "
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RHODE ISLAND.

Meeting OF the General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tiOn of General Burnside.
PROVIDENCE, May 20, 1868.
The General Assembly of Rhode Island met at
Newport to-day. After organizing the votes for gen.
eral officers were counted and declared and Governor
Burnside and his associates were indicted into ONCE
for the ensuing year.
Charles c. Van Zandt was elected Speaker OF the
House, and John Turner and Joshua Alderman Clerks.
s. U. Sherman was elected Clerk OF the Senate.
Tomorrow the election for civil officers OF the State
will be completed and the Assembly will probably ads
Journ FOR TWO weeks, then to elect United states
Spnaf0r
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Political Notes.

The Philadelphia Press says General Grant has an
nounced himself In advance In favor Of the one term
principle.
The indianapolis Sentinel remarks upon the fact
that while there were sixty-three negro delegates
appointed BY the radical conventions Of the unre-
constructed" States TO the Chicago Convention, onJ
nineteen OF them found their way 70 Chicago an [
participated In the proceedings Of the C9nventt9 l.
and Il asks what has become OF tho forty -four mt q
ing brethren. the Rocheseer Union suggests .. Lev
might have been Ku-Kluxed
The New Hampshire Patrt0t-prejudlced-say II
Grant Ia the radical lion, then Is Washburne thf cur
de leon.
The democrats Of mississippi have made " fol-
lowing nominations for Congress Third diety ct q.
r. NJ Turner: Fourth district O. L. Potter; FKth dis
trict General w. T. Martin, Nomination. will be
dna-
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CONVENTION or NEW YORK spoaIsasx.

BUFFALO, May 20, 1853.
The probabilities are, the New York State Sports
mems Convention will take place 10 this city, as adj
vsrtised, juno I. II there should be failure In pro-
curing the necessary BIRDS the Forester Club VIII
a Friday next. tt-
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once at
halfpast nine O'Clock A. M. on Wednesday
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wil
be ready at halfpast eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing six cents
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CUBA.
anal CommercIaI InteIIlscncc.

Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
HAVANA, May 26, 1868.
Sugar-No sales are reported offers do not go be-
yond reals for No. IL d. $.
Exchange on London advancing quoted at IL a
Tx per cent premum on United States currency, 20
a 30 per cent discount on Hamburg. ~ per cent dis
count: on Paris, per cent discount; on United
States gold, long sight, per cent discount, and
short par 4 per cent premium.
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JEFF DAVIS.

His Trial to Take Place ON Che Sd Of june.
RIoHMoND ya., May 20, 1868.
Chief Justice Chase having assented to June as
the day for commencng the trial OF JEFFERSON Davis
II the impeachment trial had finished by that time it
Is understood to-day that the trial will certainly take
place then
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Thirteen Aldermen Of Charleston Removed
Seven Negroes In the New Board.
CHARLESTON May 26 1858.
General Candy to-day issued an order removing
thirteen Of the eighteen aldermen of Charleston and
appointing persons to fill the vacancies. Under the
new organization there will be negroes in the
Board.
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ENGLAND.


The Foreign Naturalization Question I'm Com.
mission.
LONDON, May 20. 1868.
The commission appointed by resolution Of Parlia-
ment to investigate and report the condition Of the
laws of England bearing the subject Of naturaiza-
ZION and the rights OF expatriated subjects has been
formed and IL composed OF the following MEMBERS
Lord Clarendon, president; Mr.. Charles Abbott sec
retary and Messrs. Karslake, Phimore, Forster and
Harc0urt
The Parliamentary Thanks TO Napier.
LONDON, May 20, 1905.
Parliament is waiting for further dispatches from
the AbyssInan expedition, and action on the vote Of
thanks to General Napier, proposed by Mr.. Dsrae,
is consequently deferred.
The Fcnian Barrett Hanged.
LONDON, May 20, 1903.
Michael Barrett alias Jackson, the Fenian who
was convicted Of causing the Clerkenwell explosion
in December last, whereby score Of people lost
their lives suffered the extreme penalty OF the law
at Newgate between the hours OF nine and eleven
this forenoon.
LONDON, May 20, 1853.
The EPSON summer race meeting commenced to-
day with numerous attendance and excellent run
ming.
The nrst race was the woodcote stakes Of ten
reigns EACH with 200 sovereigns added for two year
Odds; colts to carry l22 pounds and lilies lie POUNDS;
three Qusrters Of mile; seventy-six subscribers.
II Sss Es ws' ou .C n Nj a:: c
r,an s e:Ss VIZ S sSea 1 ia.
81 no O MSe q Fl MI b ss; four
The betting was eight TO one on the neld against
King Victor just before the start
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, May 2e.-The steamship City Of Ant
werp Captain Mirehouse, from New York May ii,
arrived at this port this morning
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re Bvsnang Tslsersn.
,r, rvRxxo TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST CID
ur :,,o, or ANY OTHER EvENNo PAPER IN rHA
O,-v AND 10 CONSTANTLY AHEAD In ALL xArrIss
=, ,rvs LAST EVENING ITS EXTRA WAS OUT
.ur.p OF ALL Irs CONTEMPORARIES AND CON-
FAMED THE voLLowus.-
the LATEST NEWS 81 CABLE
rHs PROCEEDINGS OF rHR IMPEACHMENT MANA
GERS
ArTxxPT 70 PosrFoRE THE VOTE.
THE VOTE on THE SECOND AND THIRD ARTICLES.
rHE PRESIDENT DECLARED NOT GUILTY.
Nh. wooLsY's ARREST
MS Lsrrxn TO THE HOUSE.
RADICAL CAUCUS rRocEEDisos
rux LATEST NEWS sY TELEGRAPH AND sA'A
ALLEGED MURDER IN AR tIrs.
sAsR BALI iryhs
rss xooooLE AND co.os'' :"
,vp .rau COURT ABOUT 30 s'ssSS
Ann
-. LATEST nosiz. saAns Aso n%nsns ess<saAe
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The WsAfKS YESTERDAY.

The following b record Of the temperature rSr
the past twentysour hours Indicated By the her
momeker az Hudnuts pharmacy, HRRALD Build Mr.-
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A-JeNeys Offers Extra ordinary Bargains
IN Tad,es Msees and Chidren's Boots and shoes JEF
FERS Lbs and Broadway, opposite st. James HOFFMAN
and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
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The Recent Railroad Rebbcry-Total Less
Nlnety.seven thousand Dollars.
CINCINNATI, May 20 1893.
The officers who were appointed TO investigate the
late robbery of Adams b Co.'s express, near sey-
mour, Indiana, report the total loss TO be $4,000,
portion OF which was In government bonds. There
vas also $4,000 In greenbeckn Of larUs oenomna-
tiona The number Of both The bonds ana The
money haA been taken and furnished 70 ths company,
ana crcuars coneafning NJ nst have BEEN sent f0f
0iefributios szponG Ne benn1 snd psessn N6ne "
Ne thieves have been arrested. ~
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R.tche3erss Hair Dye.-Tho Best IN tho
oI,d The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable nsanta
neoua. Factory Is Bond street
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Letter from General Grant to the Soldiers
and Sailors COmmittee--The Resolutions to
Be Presented Next Friday.

WASHINGTON, D. c. May &c. 1863
The chairman OF the committee appointed by the
Chicago Soldiers and Sailors Convention to present
to General Grant the resolutions adopted by that
body has received letter from General Grant APP
pointing Friday next, at noon, for the formal pre-
sentation The committee will accordingly meet at
Wizards HOTEL Washington, at eleven O'Clock on
that day and proceed to the Generals headquarters,
where The presentation will take place.
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A.-SauItelle, for Ben utifyina the lexiOns
viii not poison cosmetics For sale by all drugsl
Price IS cents. A. MAURY CO., Propretors III Duane
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Boots, Shoes, Caters and slippers Of E Yer,
MoNDls SIS Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Prussla About - DisayD.
BBRLM NAY 20, 1s08
Prussia has taken me initiative In the proposed
BY command Of King wnlism reduction b 70 be
forthwith made In the landvshr Of The kingdom.
ssusA Gsrna. Nasur.Ia.asssu Treaty.
Muncn. NAY q. 1eeA
Ths treaty for the mutual protection Of nafurAlzed
cin4en1, which the American Minister Mr.. Bancroft,
SsSa dpsd
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A.-PhaIon's "PaphIan LotIonn Removes
FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIP.
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A-Phalon,s ssPaphian Soap, Possesses the
same properties as the "Paphian Lotion Is cents cake
IL will not chap akin; Is invaluable for the TOILET
BATH and NURSERY.
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. lotss 8 River a., IS :, from r.n, =. -,

Iras. River st. TO n from Kent av each s5rlOos Me-
In emf AZ kutleage and River ats 100 II on River
So on nont aVf mr. Cross. d. ....... ~' "A
lot on ~ strand and Fiashng avs. running thronyh "a
River ST. ~ Hirront zl2t on s, l20h on W O. gfiIG
In the rear - tIoss a
Hot Gwnneit nr River s, 81 10 & 'front.' 90 ft rear
one side 1855 H. ne aef az. 2sI q Mr. Cross. 1900
sy 81 on Gwinnett st. , r on River q Mr. Cross Iass
lot on Middleton and River 81, 70 II on Middleton I25
~ on River ct, u in rear, Thorr. ............ ss5
io ON BEDFORD av and Lynch 81, Mr. Cs ....:E. 2l0y
''o On river 81 near Nostrand 25xlO0 towery l0
Tue wniIE pLiNs-BY A. :. BLEEcKER, SON AND co.
iwD anu haif story mansion house aud LOO az
h mnae RAINS known as Rocky Dell farm W A Fur
so prone 50 100
Homse ~ io James l. Curtis 1880
Cottage farm, conklin .. riso
Tr.o RAvENswoOD, T.. I.
w Story frame house. carriage house stabes and
OF ground house 80 II front the rear by
~ deep Ball. IS O0O
go,a 90 FONT, L. l., nv LAWRENCE ALTON.
Rodca,. 'ernen ay, opposite the residence OF Chas II
each 25xo ba 2ts on Hamilton st, In rear OF abode,
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Lung Complains, Droschisis, Asthma, 1 Geii3
cured Sy JIYHEy ExPECrORANI, You will Dad 10 = sse
esrsfn remedy for coughs and colds. Sold everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-27

Keep the Head Cecil and the Hair Heslthy.-
See how rapidly and pessehsy wt DO Y vogs r:soas
ecusmendsd By p6y2cians and gold BY all druggists See
chsys;T Trsscf " II Hs' 81 Bro.awsy,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-27

A-Ward,s Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad
wav and Union square aiao at SS7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-27

A.-Wnrd's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs Broadway and Union square; also wholesale and
retail at 367 Broadway.