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New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

u, N;.aison Pavement on Nassaut5S2 ,ar tSc third
,sa Ss ys so 6 IN 5oo ssss tosa5s o..s@ u
frequent 5 Tf'3i5 1Su1ss general overas IeI same o ten
s.snt stable apu wherever laid in this city ,noTs o D So gang
osr5s asnI5 Sasa yesterday stated oent 5a1 u laid were
pa"s t N nc streets which this payoh one show signs Of
aSe suitably hard the pavement "o ouS where travel
81 Sf1yy %'3 that ac 9s S; cP asP
Yesterday an GSSmne the stone |ge d Ground
To a3 een @aP1'i% % S"io oy 1' dys
5S 'b b OF s'@s NJ coqssy yy1s gas 5st 12S ' 6e ground
While 79dSF dSeFe la @4S e Of &eT'S earh Or a6
bic This hence As tie foreman & say S TGls
zea to have atc .te, aud VIII again SnoL.y D''
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
MONDAY, July PIP. M

MONDAY july Up. VI.
Gold was strong, opening at 143! selling at 1Hl,
and closing at 14H The cleanngs at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were $2S1OGOO0 and the balances,
$l101Sl6 10.
Government bonds opened firm. with a good de-
maud for 5-2Os of G2 and % for Shipment The New
5-2Os were also in request, for speculative account
with sales Of 61s at 1925; 1O4Os sold at 1OSs. State
bonds were lower in sympathy with Tennessees,
which were again pressed for salc ex-COupons sell
ing at G63, and New bonds GO; Virginia ex-Coupon
sold at So; New bonds o.; North Carolina per cents
of both classes at ~; Missouri per cents firm
at 9l!. Railroad bonds were sparingly offered at
fun prices. Canton sold at "a Delaware and Hud-
son, 13l; Pacific Mail was steady at 1903. Express
shares lower; Adams selling at IS; Wells Fargo,
27 American 4Cl. The Railway share market opened
firm, with moderate bddings at full prices; New
York Central was active, selling at l35; Erie was
firm at GS aGss; Hudson sold at 13s.; NewYork and
NeW-Hayen. 145; Boston, Hartford, and Erie IS
Toledo. 102 Chicago and Alton 131i; The Preferred,
1881. ST. Paul stocks, and Toledo and Wabash re-
main steady, at q slight decline. Tho North
Western shares were pressed for sale 10y timid
holders, selling at S2 decline OF per cent from
,he opening prices Of Saturday. Among the state
mcnts made to dcprcss the stock is one that the
Company selling class of bonds at 20 and 10
per cent bonds at 80 for construction This is en-
tIoly without foundation, as the Company have not
sold any bonds for over year for this purpose The
bonds reported selling az 90 are % bid in the open
market. The only bonds sold by the Company
within the wear were convertible bonds, which the
Company were authorized to sell to replace certain
Gaena bonds which they required TO cancel each
year; the amount is quite small. At the Second
Board Tennessee per cents steady; North Car
oliuas were weaker selling at 1l3. Railway shares
were stronger and after the call there was an iin-
provemeut IN prices New-York Central sold at 1855;
Erie. go: Cleveland and Pittsburgh sa Rock Island,
10,l; Fort Wayne, 1lCs Boston, Hartford and Erie.
lsl. TIE Northwestern share, recovered TO So, and
were not offered. except in small lots. The market
closed with prices well sustained and few stocks of
fering. Government bonds closed finn:
H. S. Gs Pa r. r. I12- 61U USJ2JC Co. 'G510lt 01.'1
A. g. Gs. Issl Reg. 01f-i U. s.. 52I Con. f7.. ci.
Z. S. GS. 1so COu. .llJl 0l.. u Is, .2' on olo- l
L. s. $50 Rog.-....l1C 0llUt L. s.. l0@u i,cE.-. 4la
L. g. so CJu c2...ll.l allt. ~. ~. 1880 t.I-.li 1ll
& S. $40 CDu "a. III giils L. :. I51 pa Couit 4lV5
L. S. J2j Cou. G5...ll2l all-tI
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

Chenango, and susquchanna Valley Railroad from Pool
ve starting from that place instead OF East Hamilton.
rails are laid tO Earvlle and u Is expected That trains
wiLeommence running from that point on inc 2lth All
/ the grading on the road was completed on tho l6il.
They are grading the track on the Albany ana Susque-
hanna line and gravel trans are at work me BtHgh0M
ton Republican the problem OF the line us 10 longer
matter of doubtful solution. II has been worked out,
Notwithstanding State aid was withheld lew months
more and we shall be able 10 80 and return nom Albany
the same day"
The Aclley and Eldora Gowa) Railroad Company has
/ been merged INTO new organization caied INC iowa
River Valley Railroad and ,to be extended down the
valley TO MarshalltOwn. Ii is proposed 10 commence
The OF the Council Bluffs and st. Joseph Railroad
passed over the Nishnabotana bridge the lh inst,
the last bridge Of any importance that the company had
TO construct In few days the road will Oe completed
The Cedar Rapids and Burlington and st. Paul RlIlsoad
Companies have been consolidated under tle tle oil the
surauces nave becn received Ot assistance i inc nh-
OF the Pennsylvania Central and Toledo. Peoria
and Warsaw Railroads III the negotiation 0i construction
bonds.
The railroad from Springfield to London, Ohio has been
purchased 10y party lu the interest Of the IOH ana
DAYTON road, and the proposition Is build Gt once
road from London TO Columbus, SO miles, across
very level country. and get mp opposition 10 the Little
Miami lue between Columbus and Cincinnati u D.
claimed that, though the route 20 Columbus VIA Haml-
ton, Dayton, Springfield and London Woud DC thfce
miles longer than the Little Miami Luc-Or 1913 mlcs-
can DE traycrsed even u shorter time because the tte
Miami cars have 10 IuI at low rate OF slctd through
Fulton.
The reports Of the growing crors throughout the
try continue favorable sthcy have been during inc
The Winter wheat harvest is nearly over even
far H8rth as Michigan. which State the farmers are
paying Sass per day for harvest hands, ana az lh ,e
wheat fast as DO rprns. IN kentucky the oat crop Is
cut, and is of the best ever grown u thai state Corn
forward iu most sections OF The country as II
usually Is 40 this season Of the year.
TABLE Or Looms. Spccic, Circulation. Deposits, amt
Ir7oi Tenders an Hc B0utS otthe CHy0f AciC IoF fOr
H.. a..sl.s NstI. I.rfff. .IY Il
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

TIE b.';amn mi Malone, United states army
d. beiy ,srrarv. 1863, while visiting at the resi-
faym,sI I,ae newton robbed Of sssoo the money
denee o. srn, his truak by burglars The operators
tr9tors Of the robbery were one professional .
gar @ volunteer soldier member d 5o,eoyc ta T5o wcro
FoAco' 60 az Tho rripcinals were arrested, and part
The recovered but here the affair was dr9pPeo
o. w ,Tar from lc report Of ihe CGnSIeSSgI =, c. t,
.--,.,...l employ.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
prcrIprs Or PROprCE

Te, Craai. IcsFis. ora N1,hofis 80.
~ 1 r.b What 200 t.l bush Cosn, 81 w ush oats
no br,h Grass seed 2 bhis Cora Me- 80 ps., 'sop; '
- s gtn.nf1e OJ bales Cotton, tjt bh f,hi il u1s
ol' ,', Ti INK. Tsr 40 hba Pitch ill8 o1s los1 ho
I pori sIt glss Meats 5 k' ii5 ~ 1' m h aae, % '
ses Copper dj bta Egg 0s gg wei @ !, ssS 4 egs & IT, ~,
slt Nel,s 81 binds Moaes 1850 boIei hiaie 10 pS"
, 40 sr, Ln,ee i3i bales Goat ssus q bales i,es Nss
lls Lbls Mos. l26 bills h'le '''" VIZ ~ '--
Isut. hsltl BTsilt.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

FOR rIlE WEEK EsDlSG MoNDAr. July %. 1908
Bscy,s Gov. ,,a, SA'el o.. L'"'t S1,s .s it1 ie.I
These were sold at lie following marEetplaces:
B,.,., Cow. veal. 'i.nS L.Sl1 a.' swine Tot,l
= = Se'sS1, S.s5. +, i5 II ..@sT 500 "
A. ca,H9.,'I,a' j, ........ .! y 70 :s8 56;i 49,. 80.
S,'' a 8 i5s@ iia 55 i @la 5, E
PRICES or BEEF TO-DAY. ,-e,.,
Ts, rerclaiy rsei
Medium o.. good isi q.ly @ ~ @ ' & Gisi
Inferior lowest sTae oi C,,e.:. .,
T,t1,me range Of airrs
Is nl ,,le 81 ,,rtg At roM-Ncw-Yor 25i Ohio.
ga Indiana 1885, Illinois, $3.50; Missouri o. heluchJ'
,si: Tpxas. ig; NeT-Jcrscy, q Cherokee l6i.
EEWAuls.-lhc market has taken an Up""Iu 'NlH
aGu M compared with this day wcck, but pces are no
higher than tIcy were last frldal' he"-H we l',,
M ratc4 ir ucr p for tHc week This is ~ consequrnce
~ W r,,i,of calc aud cooler weather The total
ol o'z, ~ ie css dian were offered last Monday.
f.w TAT cattle which woro holding above Ic, "o M
we're sold mostly caily ~ the morning; ,i,,,. ihc
pi1 on M Hudson city. and 4Ci at Onehuharcdlh-
~ stock sold quicker ad at better prices "ai lui s
and threatening what hcy Wona 40 us so.n a. tno ~ ~
vnrucf Wa. thCir side hut dd not ullc 10 icl. I'
cattle. Frst-caSs ana prime sl',Is No,. S ,l, i -
i5lc while i s mOr uiau plobabic tha Ic" .ne NJ.
V prove isc. when weighed sellers C-Ihs licih 'ily
up 10 what the scales viii mSih tLc ,ic
WfIjnJ Wbjo and Kentucky grades Of 7ias cwt at 10
,i5!c to the Cherokee and Texan rangers WIN peh'y
~ lor and legs, but 80 taow and 0ny - cgt o uIs
L ud tnrC beef at l0i dl3c lot on sale duilng hc
week only averaged about 50 per heEd bu, lcJ VIZ
extremely poor weighing - cWL Euou S'tso ', w tt
Vov%0 cars due al Hudson city tonorIoW- y @ l.ut
nfobablc that prices Will 20 higher at present p'' i ini
t i,s he lScf trade The following transactions All
Of today give good idea Of the state OF Tie m"Ae"
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

o'lHaS were "'"NeI ssi"l5 "' ~ -''''."'
were stronger "l" "i.,' 'll. '',il 'I''o ""S az ,
llo'e'r, ~ D" I'm
EAe oy; Cleveland ana Il''''uI Gn 3 NOM i'1I.''
lo,-; Ioi' "al Ios D,''''' i''' '''', '''' , -
Io-' 4Ie NoI'n- W e'''il' o'''''' ~ VIZ, w. '
were 'oI Ui'ylsu ~, - .'''' ,, r ..1.,,f
Gus" " ll' p'-.1' "'' g..
~ .C'l-s' -, ~ e. nov ,, ,e-i,,,,oi
r. S Cs Is5i Rec, ~ aIf-i r.. s. 520Cou. cle.
L. S o., 1851 Cou.li.t w. '. @' & 9'. 'A--lO'
T. e. 80 f,5 70 II - 100 l9s- aioss
q S. $40 Cou ci...ll aiis 4. s. 731 2i CouIts qlc5
L. s.529 Cou' c''..il2l @li-s
Inc loIlo"l"s "i' N-'' N''''' - we ''''' H'''''
uohs OF s'ocAo' e. AL. p9. A,,,l
Gold...:..; 1883 Itt iia. 'e'.'--''-'-''- o-l o-t
TumOe1i.an @ Go,l-' a. "'o r,i ~ 4, W5-l, 81 j
Exprcs.'....... 2H 28 Tal,W. & vs.. Pref 20
American tEpress 90 LAW PaG r; ,.,-''-'-' 81, s8
1pite5 sfates "a s2i Fort Wayuc.......1icI llo5
Merchouys Z. TX. 2.s 2i! ONO g ~ s-5
G,nton CO... a Mich. So. ....... c2l e25
ne -i,, ,, r iva W. iiyc A. ptts sea III;
Ney.yo, q lef lS5s lS Cicy. &TolI53 IJyi
Ere,,..... G OK Eoc6 'c .5,Sal sllcS- ~ "',i
i5nJl,l, River 155S 159- Northwest Pref. s2l e.
/ The following were the bids for Bank stocks.
v-York........ ....Is5 shoe and Iather..... l20
Ma,i.I3n i Ii5 Ii3 JnicTi Jll
Mechanics I 2I, 9i,,c
lhl"u f' --,iire Ir.
aliei iIes----------- --'' t-tii. BE-,
10 s,,l-IIt. l,.J .r.Laut. 100
l-.''.-iV .f.,tr.I N.ff.t,Il
Leather MauuidCt tuIelHli' emu i i'N '-''--'
Commerce. p .-i ID .i. ..'t
American LNclduGc..-i2i .Etiih -'.It.''" ---'---
Tri ~ Vorib America i6s Oriental Bau........lsJ
Sl.t-,r,i.ttr la.
-. c. 3. .;l,-,l t,rl..
ana the lOIinNIh2 lot lt"Ii"l' ""'.'.
Y Y Cen. Gs lea3..... oJ COlI p. ct, Us H'i.d VI
n. y. Cen. G- 1s-1-....- s. Del I@rE a. n" i,i 81.
=. y. Con. G, T. Estate. % .Lo M"r lr' -i'.l l. ~
-. ". Con. sub u-..---. Jl lol ~ N"o. ~ ,s' ~ ~
T. s. Cen. T- l,1C...... 1ui Grt. weston - 81. 5 n
y. y. Gen. ,s. COW l'' ~ l',f't d." i ~ p,
~. d, ''' e. '' ~ en- 4. gIi ..tru..I luls
It' -Nt -.' -'. .,-t 7. ,... cd .f.,rr
Li!e lef ~ ", i." ic ~ . ,, u 1...... r. ,.q
Eric 1s, 4lh u. lIQ, 4rp '-- I. N -, j. ,.'.
Erie 5th II. lud, l-so '1 .of' l' i-'''N J.
Buff =. y q, Fist M. 20 t5 Motifs az itA, II 'it ~
IIud. H. Is ~ 81 ST. 'o5rUt DieF. d I"l 1h" g.. I"l
iIul. r. ls 81 Ai'' 1870 -,' t.."', XXI, n istt
iitllelh i7t i'I .-.--. .'- t..'. f..,
MrlL zen. p t. N' ~ ~ 4-..a W., ~, - m r54
NcJ Oh 'W -. NJ ~ ~ l4' } i,t.. N.- '.' ~
tuc., y. s. o Pc II. llu 'trf q. tli'r- - H. -
NghSA MS F. DC. SOC" ti'N. &llti- tih al..- tt
III C., nrr cent 10 100 ITlc N Al. - I'D NJ. lNl
Alton &, r. h. 1st NJ. Us tmc All dO. lut9me' -
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
DE0cLAMAIIoN BY T!lE GOyERNoE.

'-'i' ~ .rVt>.ft.rp- lry -lfb. l.6l.i
'c'G,..e " . s ,a1s % a. % 'J 1,aso I o ct ii s f 5.
..et tr g.. . ,' '., ~ '' a. % NJ st,t1 ~ I.i.
s.l r. r f. ar "a g. , -,.. p dly 5. q t' seg S
sf bio ,. l..rof l. a'. ,s e'., as .'1.s +, ls
h.i ,'...f . .,y 40 s-roi.r' All vbs,a f.
-,.c C, a,r-r. rrr rca ar. ~ %. ..l ha.t Vi. Gag
a .o. sa..e- w: Bonds .gl Do 9%gaaes mace oi an, an az
ar.a-,. .I..l TO- ;sa,a,s. ,ai ~. o-,a ,c.',e :.
.a-. g. rF Ir r"ra i.oa'ri So 6' .,'.'.l ..,,
-.i ., ss ..... s,-.I % as ,lr. .ir.a ors. Of
.'..r h .rt'. ...,. .l y,r-,' .a s,-l,d A.o
TH.a'.a. sa.a.A ,., , ... t..r..4.,.
d. o-tssi'tt 500. ,.,..
.'-' rt.s.rg a is. a.sioas s.al.ei .i ~. r.s1
.ilf fltur .-N.t. .nr' . i.. I...i -tn'na
..orr-- sa.a, ,.aus ...r.,, s'si-
GtFIlEoftH tHeNEN Ol,NC or CEN ! "A ~ II.
o. .i,s er, c.yIeAL IS.EaGRoc>D N I . y.
l.Il"a4 COMPANY e-e. r.. toie. ;5t ''. ,i' 'l, S
jED g. p, .. a r. ~, oG, 70 ,, .s',r e. % 5s
a.s ..ass pa. jig gy 60 20 20: 'd b. .'e event ola
.h'. ...I. .,,it a r-, -s-a uu ler af sHsrs OF
@ , q w % . .s ~ . as,i.'s ai ,sss 3" % ii's ps 20 the
fl, rt c,vr Of e pa. value Of eael ,la.e 81 sub
fl. .. b tIs,.-io.A July ' l.'' ,,- q. o,.ppN p.t,t
u,,,r p y,lr secr-.,rr
,l.,.t.s. ,oarvH.. CseIN>.u ,yD iyonStrol'{
s......,. t..vr.t. g.. .r-f .sr. .u
..,.. ....t...,'2, g..., G,I.IpN-s IL Ar,,,st
sNliL IN L4ttNA NNt4 49, '''tN -A'..-,''1N -
.I1t.fa Ihc rt.t.nt g' 'a n' n' ia f',' i,. A
e.u. Tl.. $500 ie r,i ~ tr u't te l'' 'l'' ie,'
stead .at 3D. Air.rl i-Atlib-r
.f...s q. l'.-,tatrr UEOUGEN El'>ElL Treasurer
,,,,..r - l.s INVESTMENT
''. is, t,fp-+isorc SfyiN pm CESr FIRST MORTGAGE
.lv.s o.. t.r t.tt r N..ur. ui L.L. l'.tiH ,.,.
ms, Eoai, u.', 'r ay te % i-e r't OF thi nf N"ih
DAD. .rrf. f.. S..E ...rr''tt " 1Wa.lrH, i i' H ".'s
Ist., haICAAN tLAth 5-uAe.'. NJ. 'd " ''s'
,e..N.r. I.lg.s. itF
--..,.,,. .,.. f., ,ri,.,- ,l-r,IN'ATI'\I' HnNDS
I -rif''lI yl .lS 10 EI.N ST SIS PIER tENr INTEREST.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
OTglce oy Rercsuc ISsrRAycg Co So. l4i BS9UwAr

etTANDARD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
=, prrrg No 1f- BroAnAY NXWl oRH, Jaly ~ 1893 "A Shhi
TNAL piVIpESD OF PyR PER CENr fee ott IS payable "a
5se,yd WILLIAM n. ST. JOIN. sg-reiarr
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

PlTslITIM quiet lu Irtcs show o." 'hA a ''" '"''''
OJ ma I'm fr Jpc lol Ecluci in IoHi y W..
RICE-il,., nIp a. abe moment ald DDS ''A ' "' '
al glurs ,t. .t..t. .. ...... ,.- u.,g tt.r,
a., RENE uo.,llaiI 30 u0ii.' tlf $3.50 s''l
,1gg, rof % hLd, rob Eo. lni SJ' hld Cuba o1 private
terms. Eclurd duh "a .s-,o,,pt. .. o. ,I,I.
'lWilIS s. B., funcr ana y ae.'e sales of6'o bbi' At
a.. r.f.s,. led ii
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

J.. BELLS O. I1rp"-.~.i rlt f, Dl III". 70, ~ 'at'.
Iy 70. S. ha-r a -D.i -Itt, t"rl I'H., ai 81 .i ,.ti
anI Old i.ur- at l-'. H, or $500 t'ri, 4l.., %.
tItuucrl. .- ifl.-. ranging ItO-4 Zoo lc, tAf aver
aL. urif - $50 F head.
sEING-Iu common with beef uld mutton, pork 700
hI. advanced. even UI tf. increased receipts of 1850
l..d, $500 rcre fhau to i@t arrivals la.i Ncl Ihcy
A.re l,eu HaluaIy t.lu.lE lH price uItt q '@ l'a
received yesterday aud today brought iJa 4ltt or ..
advance from DISC Monday. HIIn- today, ear l.4 .'t
... 4sars I9i.m. IDr, ear -GJb 10 ID &c., Dressed
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
Qi6iomo 3}Oticrs.

Ts NcEsaS sorrupItN NoHruEnN isntANA tLinAb No
no 30 WILLIAM ST. NEw.ionk, Ia ~ 1913 ,
A DIVIDEND of -FOUR PER ZEN /, In cash,
= fc of s. Government u be paid hc Common sinrk Of
Company the erlg Of e c1rr-ot cal year on nc le
@ I August next Iur books or tue C0mmal STOCK M ls
1as u D. 'p BARiiYDf. SecTrtaTy
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
OtFlCE BsryNAN lNsrEANcE CoNtANf

INVENT Y-SECOND DIVIDEND. - The
BOARD oil DIRECTIONS bare tbs da{ declared seH ana'e
DVIbfND OF FIVE l PE CENT nee of boTr7nent tT PNa'e
A1.l,t 1854 Transfer books sill Dee closed on "a 2,l INST
-''a''' % - CHAS H. kOSEl. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

fCrrruUr reported io5 Tuz 20 .Hr fvf
H.srtl. I. 20 .sI.
t.uE.' d-, .ul si f Pots % ,s4F s. p,-ss aie
H.......
~. .., .a r.r sir I1#.r nss' .rI closes
A.. b. .Yn..r'"
DO. Ir.
.Ifo
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

KNlcKrRBoCXgr lIRE lS-rEtNcE Co. of NV loNA'
Omc. So. 6i Waist Ncu.iorA July ~ Iooa .
nIVlDEND.-At n meeting oi the R0au oB OF
directors h. this dlr en-lguu1. Dividend o fifh FEI
III nj o M CrfI stock n ihe Company tc ii Go'eaeat AN
sss declared u4r.b.e un tli su.r Jolly ~ !1l5
~ - lneEpn j rnMNSENn sccrtlrT.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

fIi I.''' 'ta tt
fota;
Ohio. Cue West. Reserve. ..... '0tl
Fair 90 Go1I..............i. %
Common Go Aiet.Um .......t. a -
Middle sr1 S0r'aerH.......i'e- 70
lilr, ps.s....'i'i, 5,
Com uHtss. .ssstttt. .sfss.t
IlIsaa lHi liL. good :!aI1s. tlfis
G Jnauua 20 i..r N,stalA ...-'F %
.ruluI. for tre ha' anil 'Hnr. la'-
% nic,s 3. - ,oWfr- are quite a.
ut l.sht alltas tais week. s'e
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

purLaDTIpaA tEApfFt tlAlLAnAD 'HtA '.o., Z
o-rrr No 2,7 Sorr Tocrs.sr PHILADELPHIA, yase - 5@)
NIVIDFND NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND OF
- FIVE PER CENT tas .ee1 ie yel On lle @ ' So
-. gtoet clear Of Nloaai State t.rcs Yal D. o'oA n
m 9. srer I1y IS foler thereof tsy stal sal es
III M t.o, ~ te Comp1u, Tie h lust AT plaie O.. ~ eh
Tie rra .r 81 ts Company win De cse GA io'O"i
Jane % '-' W. i''t 9'' \ BRA DFOgD Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDlTKD os
khAiIIED FOR on RECEIPT. AT MARKET RATES
FREE or ALL COMMISSION CHARGES
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
65aac,s for Business gt]ru.

A COTTON MILL in CoOnecucut, having
y improved lchuery. WANTS 90 CoNIRACI TO iaase
frr-l C,,on furnished bv ni parry contac,g fo i paf'
hrs and Interview ailress COTTON MILL PostoEee Bd1 No.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-01
Masonic Notice.

OLIVER STAR LODGE NO. s, F.
- & A. NJ, meets at their Lodge wv
room, corner Main and Blanchard NIX
streets, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY wv
evening ut I o'clock. Stated communications,
first Saturday in each month. All Brethren In
good standing arc cordially invited.
By order Of the W. N.
W. y. HALL, Secretary.
Gold Hill August /. 1868. ,aui If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-01
10 builders.

rEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILD. SesA
- ing a School House In Gold Hill will Riii
be received until SATURDAY, the 9Th 4H
day OF September. Plans and specifications can
he secn al the Postohhce, Gold Hi.
All proposals directed to P. o. Box u. Gold
hin. BRIER s. BATTERMAN,
anal 1t Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-01

PASrc.srRUcx BEAUry.-It is u ter
ribl. shock to q charming woman-in-
deed, to ma woman-to iud that her
teeth are "beginning TO CO. Never
will any human being, who uses the
fragrant SozopoST, make that d's-
covery.
"SPALpISe's GLUE."-No well regu-
lated family will be without II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-01
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
xr,,s- FARGO AND co.'s LINE.

BIZ WELLS. FARGO n co.'s LINZ.
Carl York, Mr. Flagg, Thos Fitch and wife,
Mr. Levy, Miss Williams, Joe Potter, W B
Bowen, Natz Furst, J Montey, P MeCaffrey.
Mr. Morgan, Mr. Gregory, J Ford, J Grim, ]
c Gordon, Geo Gilbert and lady, J Kelly, F
Rasey, Miss Lammon, ] NJ Gray. T J Bell,
II r Gardner, A Cohen, W Perrill, Jno Par.
kinson, T II Wright. Q Ross, E W Adams,
] B Mcintosh, A Latent, Geo Brown. N
CASTOR, J Crane, John China, F Warner,
Chas Leary and wife, Mr. Ennuch, J F Rear.
don, Mr. Head aud daughter. Mr. Blake, Mr.
Cooper, Mr. Raber, J Buckley, J Kelly, F A
Martin, Mr. Dearborn, Mr. Boyd. Mr. Coyle, g
Williams, II Falk, Mr. Fallon, w C C~ostlon,
Tip Orndora, W Crowlcr, R. Bulger, J D
Treat, E A Duval, Two Mexican ladies', D L
Hastings, Mr. Tenant, J B Smith, ] Came
ron, P Mavich, Mr. Lynch, A French. P NJ
Reiseh, J Marsh, Mr. Lambert, DIR Weber,
L Kraus, ] Monahan, Thos Conley, L Klop,
c Rocket, n LeAeur, Master o'Conner, Mr.
Powell, Mr. Swiuger, Mr. Dixon, Mr. Canon,
Mr. Cameron.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-01
Gold Hill Public schools.

THE DIVIDE SCHOOL WILL REOPEN
l MONDAY, August 81.
All pupils residing north OF an east and west
line Of Tunnel ton road, with exception OF
Grammar School Schofnr, will attend this
School.
The Schools in the Second Ward will not re-
open until the new building 10 erected, pr9paoiy
October /. Y. A. II. BALL,
Ns1 lot Clerk Of Board,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-01
Notice.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE
this day sold to L. T. Eox oil our interest 70
tho arm Of L. T. Fox & Co.. butchers, at Gold
Hill, Nevada, and that We have also sold TO l.. I,
Fox all our interest in all business In which we
have been heretofore connected as eo-partners
with the said l. T. Fox, OF Gold Hill aforesaid
or In any other place 81. i heFcSy S sSssi Z CO. % u {. T 7
Fox, or any person or firm In the State OF No
vada or elsewhere. from this date. ,
JOHN p. NORTON,
l.. j. FLINT.
per J. P. MORTON.
Gold Hill, August II, 1855. aui7d
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DENTISTRY

DR. {. B. HAMMOND HAS
} re-opcned his Office at the
old place, No. 50 SOUTH c ST., VpV~
Virginia, where he 10 prepared TO w.
perform all operations pertaining 10 the teeth In
bis usual careful and skillful manner. AL
operations warranted.
Virginia, August %. 1868, Au2S I'd
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"hA'oA'

MEXICAN -reu.yn
L1NIMEN?
II IA an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Eminent performs more cures In shorter TIME, OF
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
No compound has ever been invented 20 useiu
RtrrM STisN. SORE THROAT,
STIFF AND WEAK JOINTS Burns.
Rprisys. EAR ACHE,
SPRAISs, SwELLiSOs'
Fresh Gers OR WOUNDS.
Or any other complaints requiring ON external ap-
plicatlon. ,,nsrs
Il is an indispensable and valuable remedy IN a.
cases OF OF SPAWN, Splint, RIng-Bone. Wlnd.Gall
Bruises, Strains, &C.
It should be kept In every house. camp and stable
Accidents will occur. Promptness is efficacy.
All genuine Il wrapped In steel-plate engraving
bearing IN, signature Of q. ". Westbrook, Chen
Isl, and The private US stamp OF DEMAs BARsf'
An effort has been made to counterfeit II with 1
cheap stone plate label. LooE closeI
Sold BY all druggists and stores In every town ant
mining camp on the Pacific coast. dr2.ly2or3p.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-01
Important Certificates.

Important Certificates.
"a . . owe much 10 you. for verify bellev
the Plantation Bittrrs have saved my life. u,
REV. ". H. WAGG0AER, Madrid, N. T."
.s . . Thou wilt send me two bottles NOR
Of thy Plantation Ditters. Ny wife hasbecn greatl
0e"eH'SN ASA cURRIN. Philadelphia. Pa"
"s . have been q great 'unerer from by
pcpsIa, and had to abandon prcalning. I'D
plantation BIttrrs have cured me.
REV. J. s. CATHJRN. Rochester. y. u
"s = . have given the Plantation Blttcrs =
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the most ~
tonishIng effect. @. ". d. ANDREWS, :.
Superintendent Soldiers Home. Linelnnati.o o."
The Plantation Bitter make the weak strong. tn
languid brilliant, and are exhausted Natures giea
The public may rest assured that In no case vi
the perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BI1
TERs be departed from. Every bottle bedrs theyd'
simile Of our signature on a steeI p1dte engraving
%nv prrsoa pretending TO sell PLANTATION Bit
rxRs IN bttlE or bu the pdLon, 10 q stciHdler an
impostor. Betrdre Of renIrd Goffies. See thgt oh'
Prirdfe Stamp 10 USNUIILATED ortr srery cork.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers anu Dcaiafs thtouSh
r.. II. DRAKE&CO CO.,
New York, Sole PropfietIrs.
ri DIN G1 On & a.,
418 and 41S Front street nm Frspsisco'
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Pleas.

FLEAS.
LYoS's MAGNETIC ISsEcI POWDER Is sure and Ger
tain death 10 everything or the Insect specie-Fleas
II KILLS INSTANTLY.
What Is peculiarly surprising IN regard 70 nus ~
ticIe ia. that notwithstandiDg Its Instant death u y
srcts, Il is perfectly harmless 70 mankind ana as
nunity. II bear the testimony Of eminent disinteI
csted chemists that T. Is
No article has ever given such positive satisfaction
Its reputation Ia well known. II is easily Al
readily used-dltectlons accompany each mask. IL
The genuine has the signature OF E. LYON, and IL
Dr waite stamp OF DEMks BARNES & Co. Ever!
ANY druggist will procure the genuine II you insli
youi will have no other:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-01
MINERS, UNION

&sEErs EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING,
iv IN the District Courtroom, B street, Nir-
Theatcr Hall, Gold Hill.
May 30, 1855. my"u