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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05

Friday at 1880 m.
Proposals. also invited for more frequen. ser
RerIin saasPp mi,n a AND Whaieysvile, e
Leave Laurel Monday and Friday at 2sc
Arrive h At Berlin BY 10 nm.
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subject = ioIieiare For repeated deiiinGueneies
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An ACT to furnish fuel to the poor Of the city Of
Washington.

BE 1t enacted, &c, That the sum Of seventeen
hundred and fifty dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated out Of the general fund,
said amount to be placed in tho hands Of the
PrOvidsnt Aid Society BY the Mayor, for the pur-
pose Of furnishing fuel to the poor Of the city Of
Washingtion and which shall DO divided equally
to the different wards.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05

An ACT for the relief of @. W. GoodAll.
BE ii enacted, DC, That the sum Of 6ty .6ve
dollars DO, and the same Is hereby, appropriated,
payable out Of the general fund, to enable tho
Mayor to reimburse @. W. Goodall, being the
amount ovcrpaid BY the said Goodall for a II.
cense.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05
COLUMBIA DlsPENsARY,, FOR WOMEN AND
Corner Of Fourteenth and N ktrenta

III This Dispensary Is IN connection with Columbia
Hospital And Ia opened for the Treatment Of
and Surgical treatment free, e' A'1ieAi
Patients who are about to be confined and desirs Ia
pc attended at their own homes. but who are unable
pay Tor the services Of competent medical pTaet
toner. VIII DO furnished with medical Attentien free
with the matron. " ' AA''P''~i
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05

The heirs Of Calvin Fletcher, OF indianapolis,
have proposed to give the city thirty Of land
ior public park
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05
PROPOSALS. FOR SIGNAL EQUIFMEETa

The minimum waists Of adult females should
be twenty eight inches.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05

PROPOSALS. FOR SIGNAL EQUIPAEETa
offib,L ~ TnB CHIEf sIGXALORFIcRn
WAsHlSuToS, u. G. Feb 10 lsS'{
Sealed proposals TN duplcatc) Will be reSeIy,d' Al
this Office until " 0 clock, m on mnSnte W a.
j.. lSs for furnishing the Signal Department. u he
5HREEHUNDRED AND FIFTY no, SETS or sro
NAL EQUIPMENTS "A''" VI N"
complete, consisting Of Hickory stain Coon.r C,,
ems, Torches, and Punnelsi Canvas Casas Win RIM
Ter Pouches; Muslin Flags Scissors, Flyers iIayTr.
sacks, &e. '
The equipments must be made AFTER the model Dc
posted in this Office, and Of equally good nalrTa
he whole must be delivered ready for Inspection on
or before the 18th OF April, 1866,
The other conditions and req uTenients made now
on apple to this Office.
Bids will be addressed to the undersigned, and in
eorsed, " Proposals for Signal equipments. ~
BY order oftbs Chief Signal Officer Of the army.
l., b, NORTON,
Dreyet Captain y. {. Army,
mont mh3-6t
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DEPARTMENT Of TIE INTERIOR,
- wusiTkR STATES PATRSr oPyIoK.

On tho petition 1Asni SGroS February %, isds
So esSts Si s,asTn BosoSr
III sni5 9' re extension Of patent Granted "a
seven 'S Hea an ~ Wooden fo
takes place on the 9Th day Of August iss which
LIS ofao1ed that the said petition be bas "a =, H.
s nSp an b m persons are nStnsd y
petitiop onsbt 10Y cause, " any they have why said
in Ro PatShhp h9 extension ara req Ired to nlo
"a writng least tiosntV days befa,rsp ~ ~ tsh
SAID SesTuR % h h By s!asf party ased The
on application. |"'o'''e' "hieh VIII befurnished
Deposi,ons and other papsrs, rolled upou A. ,,,,.
dsx musI he ned In the ofce foentV days before The
siter kiSs Xxx .he Arguments fany. within len days
RspSsnIa, s.S ,hat Tits 99ee be published In the
E,.h ana IN the yosral, Boston, Mass, once a Wset
hiee successive weeks the nrst Of said
,os ,ya A. N. STOUT.
"NWSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UsIrED srArgs PATENT Or

On the petition q ELIAS ikGR AhAs Of Bristol, Con
etucut pray for the extension Of patent granted
70 MIN the I'd day Of December. 1851, fer an improve
ment In Design for Clock Case for seven years from
the Sd day Of December, 1858; w.
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard At thu
Patent Once on MONDAY, The 18Th day Of October
nsIt at !? o,elOsk and ~ psrsSn. are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
PERSONS opposing the extension are required to o
IN the Patent Once their objections, specially %
orh In writing At least tioeatp days before the set
o. hearhgi Al testimony aled by either party
used A. the said hearing, must he taken AM 70 DC
Will DO furnished on application. ee'which
Dispositions and other papers. relied NJ a. - 49,,
nony. must be filed in the o1ace itoeat, testi.
days after hling the testimony. anJ' WHhin Ten
s' and 'a ths aass b published In the
Ss sas Ur G sIes M,e
TO DO at least slit DAYS prexiou y ss ~
g,owS, A.,,nr A, N. STOUT.
E-WM hcllhg 'son missioner Of P,t.a,.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05

Mondays. from 40 Prof r. Howard.
F Ts,%anesdsys. from Thompsoa
GgISm6a hOspital is f9I the reception Of Free
utienlh upon orders Of the Honorable SECRETARY OF
me lnterior Such orders for admission can DO OBJ.
iained OF the Surgeon in chief, Or. J. THOMPsONat
L.l iADG-dly
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.



PESsios OFFioE, January T. 1855.
Application having been made under the act Of June
q, 1850, for the reissue OF the following described
Land Warrants, which alleged to have been lost
Or destroyed Notice IL hereby given that at the date
tincate warrant Of like tenor will be reissued.
no valid objection should then appear.
los n RkRREIeT. CommissioneF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-28

IN
N the
FIRST TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY
or NOVEMBER MKT, 1858,
An Election will be held In Storey County for
the following named State, County and District
officers:
Three Presidential Electors;
One Representative to Congress;
One State Printer;
Ono Surveyor General;
One Justice OF The Supreme Conrt long
Tcrm);
One Justice Of the Supreme Court (Short
Tcrm), to I'LL vacancy Occasioned by the death oil
Justice c. NJ Brosnan.
Two State senators;
Twelve Assemblymcn;
One Sheriff;
Ono County Clerk;
Ono County Assessor;
One District Attorney;
Ono County Treasurer;
One County Recorder;
One County Superintendent OF Public Schools ;
One County Public Administrator;
One County Surveyor:
Five County Commissioners;
And one Justice of the Peace and one Con-
stable for each of the following named Town
ships, viz:
Virginia Township, Number One;
Virginia Township, Number Two;
Gold Hill Township, Number Three;
American City Township. Number -Four;
Flowcry Township, Number Five;
Which Election will be opened at s O'Clock In
the morning. and will continue until o'clock In
the afternoon OF the same day.
First Election Prccinct.-Inspcctors: ]. T..
James, r. Hawxhurst. q. l.. Potter. Polls At
City Hall, c street, Virginia.
Second Election Prccinct-Inspcctors Chas
Gilman, NV. Blrlsall, Geo. W. Lamb. Polls at
street, Virginia.
Third Election Precinct.-Inspcctors: T. II. p.
Dimock, A. Williams. Walter Chase. Polls at
Judge Adkison's Office, street, Virginia.
Fourth Election Precinct.-Inspcctors y. i.
Brown. Lyman X. Smith. E. W. La Rue. Polls
at No. 3G6 South c street, Virginia.
Fifth Election Prccinct-Inspcctors: John II.
Mills, John Nelson, 3. II. Robinson. Polls at
second door north of Agency Bank Of California,
Main street, Gold Hin.
Sixth Election Prccinct.-Inspectors :. Z. ii.
Squirting T., NJ. Crane, John McCurdy. Polls at
building opposite the Gold Hill Foundry, Main
street, Gold Hill.
Seventh Election Prccinct.-Inspectors: 1. NJ.
Barneby, A. Lawson, j. $. Manning. Pols NJ
SchooLhousc, American City.
Eighth Election Precinct John
Berry, II. IIarvlllc, James Gardner. Polls nj
Empire State Mill, Flowery.
by order of the Board of County Commission.
crs of Storey County, State OF Nevada.
JOHN V. A. LANSING, Clerk.
Dated Virginia, October 8, 1868. oc9 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-28
Departures.
NV yyRIIs PARao Ann cO "a LINE.

Mr. Bonynse, W H Stanley, Mr. Long, Jos
Ennis, Mr. Noyes. ] L Swaney, A w Mich.
OILS, Mr. Bender, Mr. Yeakins, Maggie McCor-
mick, Carrie Richardson, Mr. Goodman, Mr.
Lambert, Mr. Kennedy, Mrs Mckay, Father
Buchard, E Breed, Mr. Mckee, Jas Bean, W
w Bishop, Miss Mary Lee, Miss ncttie Ca
leb, David Bowie, Sam Sing, Jos Boomer, Mrs
Lottie Dresser, Wilson Spangler, S d Shell:
don, Geo ogden and wife, Mrs Murray and
children, Jos Scott, B V Barry, Mr. Zadow,
G w Lameroux, S Kennedy, Chas II DE
Long, w P Goodman, y Learbush, w II
jenkins, Miss Lizzie Moore, All Me, Henry
Rnnnc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-28
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL

rs INDoRsED BY THE PRESS AND PUB.
i lie OF California, and has mot with success
unprecedented in the history Of Life Insurance.
CALIFORNIA IL the only State in the Union
which excmpts all kinds Of Life and Endow.
mcnt Policies from execution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-28
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

ny WELLS, RARoo AND co.'s LINE.
VIM Mack, Jos Trench. Mr. Gilman, VIM
Burns, Father Manogue, Miss Hall, R Hawk.
hurst, c c Jones, w B Thornburg, E Guise,
Jas Butler, II c Long. Thos Weber, G W
Cotton, W Wilson, g Sleeper, Miss Johnson,
Miss Amanda, Miss Morena, Miss Pipa Pa.
fora, A Child, o S Carville, Williams, ]
kentler, Chas Moinet and wife, Judge Al
drich, wife and two children, Douglas, Mr.
Rigby, S D Sheldon, 7 A Breakley, Mr. Van
decar, Mrs Jones, ] II Gates, Estop, J L
Swaney, Z Francis, E Shields, S Barclay, H
W Nichols, E B Morrill,, w S Bender, Mr.
Ferguson, W Fair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-28
MouIders Wanted.

1,,GUT GOOD MouLDERs WANTED I'M.
X, meiatcly. Apply at either the Gold Hill
Foundry, or the Fulton Foundry ON the Divide.
Gold Hill, Sept. IS, 1888. se2S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-28
mRxICANMUsTANG LINIMENT.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
The merits Of this Linlment are well known. Its
effects arc instantaneous, soothing, and WONDERFUL
Cuts bruises sprains md swelllIgs are so common
and certain TO occur In every family that bottle OF
this LIniment Is the best Investment that can Oe
made. ,.. .,,
sending for the doctorlt Is cheaper than thcuOctor
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
IT take pleasure In recommending the Mexican
Mustang Llnment as valuable aud Indispensable
article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches, or Gals on
Horses Our men have used II for Burns, Bruises,
Cores, rheumatism, &C., and al say y acts IKE
Foreman for Amcr'n, Wells. Fargo's and Ilarnden's
"Thc spraln Of my daughters ankle, occasoned
while skating last Winter. was entirely cured In one
week, after She commenced using y9nr seis5Tated ,
GIoucestcr, Mass, August J, 1866.
Quick and sure II certainly Is. All genuine Is
wrauped in cngravings. bearing the sigma
trrc Of @. w. Wcstbrook, Chemist, and the pirate
II. s. stamp OF DEMAs BARNES Co. over the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit II with
cheap stone plate label. Look clossiyl
Sold by all Druggists and Stores. at % apd ~ cts.
and 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-16
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January 10.-CoTToN-The sales
to-day amounted to $3.50 bales, at prices showing an
Improvement IN all desirable lists Of &c. We now
quote Ordinary Mt II 1Ssl2Ac; Good Ordinary at 13H
al3s<c; Low MiddlinS at 14Ha144c; Middling ut l5a
l5Lc Strict Anddling at IS lSal51c, and Good Mid
ding at ALEC.
The market opened with avery good inquiry at
previous rates. but under the favorable influence OF
uu advance OF about q il foreign exchange, and
considerable competition among buyers, while the
supply was only moderate, prices soon assumed an
upward tendency, resulting In the Improvement
noted above. Even RUM re lists OF white clean Low
Midding md Middling brought out-ide figures, and
Strirt Good Ordinary, with the same advantages,
sold at lac.
Tho sales of the past three day g sum up a. $50
bales making total for the week of 27 800, against
81 600 last week. and 49, $50 the week before but 1t is
manifest that there would have beon no falling of In
the novcmcn, had the supply bcen equal to tho de-
mind. The receipts proper tor the week, excluding
the arrivals from Mobile Florida and Texas, which
q embraced in their respective statements, amount
to % l95 bales, against 3d. 6O last wees, showing
decrease of 965 bales. The receipts proper for the
corresponding week last year were IS 019 baes The
weeks exports comprise 1896 bales, embracing
l6, 1928 10 Liverpool, 1886 to Hayre, 926 to Genoa
231G to Boston, 1645 to Now York, aud 401 to PtiIa
delphia
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand September 1st, 1867, tbales) 1926
Arrived to-day .......'.....''..''. a,o44 oo
Arrived previously ............ 3l2,2o6--3lT, l0U
ss2, 1856
Cleared To-day. ay...--................. none
Cleared previously .2l7, ,872-217,S ,S72
Stock on hand and on shipboard..... 114,4A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-16
One OF Committee on Artesian Wei
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


Personally appeared Charles A. Miller, who
dcposeth thai lie has been continued in the
employ OF the Charleston Hotel, as CHIEF office
clerk and boo.i-keeper, from 1857 down to the
present time. he was privy to oil business
arrangements and transactions that were made
by Mr.. Mixor in his lifetime III relation to the
hotel. Knows when the pipes were laid be-
tween tho hotel and the Artesian Spring, and
the understanding Mr.. Mixer had with tue au-
thorities in charge of the well before laying
them. Mr.. Mixer obtained permission to lay
his pipes across the streets from the City
Council, and he repeatedly told this deponent
that he had nm understanding with the au-
thorities that if he laid his pipes ho should be
allowed free use Of the water until the well was
ready tor general distribution; MT. Mlxor
never would have undertaken tho enterprise,
nor incurred the expense, if ho thought he
would be charged for the water. The book
of tho hotol containing the entries Of the
charges for laying the pipes were de-
stroyed by fire during the war, but depo-
nent is very positive in his recollection
that tile cost Of the pipes, and the expense
of laying them, was over seven hundred
dollars. These costs and charges do not in
clude ANYTHING that was done to the cistern.
At night the water ut the spring was turnod
on and secured at the hotol IN n cistern; any
surplus after tho cistern became TILED passed
into tho public drains, md at the time there
waS, and deponent believes there now IS, q
constant waste of the water, quantity OF it
passing through the public sewers into either
river. At the time Mr.. Mixer laid his pipes,
and ever since, to tho best OF dcponcnts
knowledge, the Artesinn water has been froo to
the public use for all who might come and take
it. MIR. Mixer had to obtain permission of the
owners of tho lots through which his pipes
had to pass. Tho permission wUs accorded.
Mr.. Mixer certainly never contemplated that
he or his successors in the hotel would ever bo
charged for the use OF the water, 30 long as a
regular water ratio was not imposed upon all
citizens, and the water conveyed through tho
CITY. MIR. Mixer never placed a. high value
upon the use Of the water and only regarded
it as q convenience, Tor which he had sufficient
ly paid. Dcpouont knows that on one occasion
O large conhagrntion IN Hayne-streot was
checked and impeded from tho supply OF
the well in the hotel. The water is used
at tho hotel for bathing purposes, but
not for culinary or laundry purposes: 1t has
not been source Of any profit to tho hotel,
but merely convenience, and may be regarded
as much public as q private accommodations;
Doponent was Mr.. Whites book-kcepcr and
cashier; no demand for payment of any bill for
water was ever made upon deponcnt III the ifo
time of Mr.. White, and it has bccn only since
his death that any writton notice OF any stich
claim was sonL to the hotel office.
Sworn to before me, On this Sth day Of Janua-
V, 1868. NJ. P. QCONNOR, Mogistyato.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-16
5 snn ssrss ! OF sotrS CAROLINA. + !
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.


Before me personally appeared Francis st.
Mark, who maketh oath and saith that hc is
now the lessee of The barbershop and hair
dressing room attached to the Charleston
Hotel, and has been tho lessee since 1857
when Mr.. Daniel Mixer was the proprietor OF
the said hotel;-rAa the pipes leading from the
Artesian Well to tho hotel were laid by Mr..
Mixer, who agreed with this doponent that be
would allow him tho use o. n small room in
the hotel adjacent to the barbershop and hair
dressing room, provided this deponont would
put up. bathing tubs, and otherwise prepare
the room for the purpose of accommodating
" the,public with Artosian water baths; that This
deponent did accordingly proceed to fit up the
said room, erecting five bathing apartments,
at cost and outlay Of about fifteen hundred
dolIars. And thus deponent further maketh
oath and saith that neither the said Daniel
Mixer, in his lifetime, nor his representatives
since his decease, nor Mr.. White, have ever
derived any profit or income from the sGid
bathing room or Artesian water in tho hotel;
that the said bathing room has never even
been source Of any great profit to this de-
ponent; that not moro, on ON average, than
three (3) persons per day visit the said room
for tho purpose of bathing, and it is impossible
that any profit OF any consequence can be
realized. The price charged Tor bathing Is
fifty cents for single bath ticket, or thrcc
tickets for dollar, and this includes hair
dressing materials, la5or, &c.
This dcponcnt is also advised that Mr.. A. G..
Welton is Interested iu the said business OF
Artesian water bathing, and that he has the
use of the water at the well accorded to him
without charge, and has caused to be erected
on the grounds connected with the said we'll q
large number oil bathing apartments, for the
uso of which he receives twenty-five cents
from each visitor, without furnishing them
anything but water. And this dcponent, fur
thsl answering, says that to shut off tho water
from the pipes leading into the said bathing
room attached to his establishment would be u
serious inconvenience to large number OF his
customers, who arc gentlemcn of tho highest
rcspcctability, and have long pntronizcd him,
and such step will result i'll loss or dumage
TO no one so seriously as himself.
FRANCIS ST. MARA.
Sworn to before mo this 9th day Of January,
1863. HENRY BUST, Magistrate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-16

used by the fire engines in every case where a
fire has occurred in that locality. am unable
used. am not prepared to say it is never
failing we'll for fire purposes, but I known it to
be good one, and Of much Importance to the
neighborhood in case of fires. In my judg-
ment it would be detrimental to the property.
in this proximity to dispense with the use OF
il. as it Is accessible at all times and can al
ways be depended on.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
NJ. H. NATHAN,
Chief Fire Department.