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Card-CorrespOndence.

HANCOCK CLUE RooNs
New Orleans JaAu.I Y, 1862
Messrs Leo. v heat and Henry Farmer:
frequently been the recipients of your
delightful musical favor Flute and Piano in the parOrs
of Cuv dese, through This medium, TO express
ratification and kindly manner in which you
have the enjoyment Of Whilst
this also desire to furth testy appreciation Of
yourselves as gentlemen and artists in requesting
name some time and suitable place that may
listen 10 Musical Entertainment under your direction
Should you find consistent with your other sgsments
10 consent DESIRE the hearty support
the members Of Club and friends New
Orleans.
Desiring early reply,
We are Gentlemen, your friends,
] PINCKNEY SMIrH TaOS NJ SCOTT,
RosT o. wEATHEALY. JOSH PTCo,
9HOs j. HoRRELL A W. ROBERTS,
J. n. HALeEY, 7 JEFF HALL,
BIN. TURNBULL, E. JEWELL
NIXON, DUKANr DAPoEfE,
And others Of the Hancock Club
REPLY.
f. CHARLES HorKI, New Orleans, Jan IS, 1859
Messrs j. Pinckney Smith, 4. L. Jewell, Thos ~ Scott
Robt c. westherly and others OF the Hancock Club:
Gentemen-Y kind and hstternR note OF ye-terday,
requesting musical entertain under direction has
bean received The sentiments which contains
tsiDy grateful TO hearts, and the compliment intended
highly appreciated thou perhaps undeseved The
you make cheerfuy TO- and promise all
the enjoyment in II will be convenient for Us 20
arrange for yourselves and friends tnis city. TO
take place Wednesday February B. The programme aud
assisting aItis well the place, will be announced ia
LEO. WHEAT,
HENRY FARMER.
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CfOfhtng.
CiOthin &.

TULANE BUILDING, I
New Orea 8, Janusry IL, 1859.
We invite the attention of buyers of CLOTHING, SHIRTS
FURNISHING GOODS. TRUNKS, TRAVELLING oAG5.
sHAWLs etc, call and examine stock before buying
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART.
q Nd a Nar
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A1"WO" W'Os I"HsCtto"""
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital So 900 900 la Gold.
Policies issued all descriptions Of merchandise and prop
erty current rates.
Gold Policies Issued.
r. G. MU5GR0VE,
General AGENT,
Office ca Csrordelei street. near rsro~o
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Xt,c ORLEANS Postomce.
Time OF Arrival and Departure OF Mails

Time OF Arrival and Departure OF MailCs
Route sOO-New Orleans Brashsr daily Csxceps
Sunday at 7AM Arrive daily Sunday excepted BY ~.
Route SOO2-New Orleaus Canton, departure daily.
Closes at $50 p ~ Sunday at Il Arrives daily At ssa
RL
Route Srs-Eew ores.s 10 st. Yraneisvle. supplying ali
the oces opened departure Monday at and Friday al
sA N. Arrives Monday and Friday mornings
Route sOOg-sew Orleans Carrolton via Jefferson City,
departure Monday and Thursday at Arrives Monday
and Thursday at4r.E.
Route sOO5-New Orleaus 10 Buras Settlement, Lower
Coast departure Tuesday Friday at Arrives SUM-
day and Thursday
Route sOOs-Nsw Orleans 10 Mobile departure r.
H., Sunday til II Arrives daily by Ban
Route e0H-New Orleans to Covington, La, departure
Monday and Thursday RtsA Arrives Tuesday Friday
st4P.E
Route Kew Orleans to Agers, departure daily at
NJ Arrives daily by II AN.
Route SOO8-Eew o. leans to vicksburg supplying all the
Offices opened to vcksburg; also Red River and Ouacha
Parishes Departure ruesday and Saturday at Rx Ar
rives Monday and Friday morning..
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays stsA
Saturdays at llK A N, Pascagoula. Saturdays liz
Mails for Galveston Houston, Indianoa San Anton,al
Brownsville Braros Santiago via New Orleans and paou,.
Railroad, close att A u. on Sunday and Thursday
Tariff Of Postage for Mexico, Cuba. w..
Indies. etc.
GusdalOupe, Martinique French and Drtch Guan. IA,
vneents. st. Lucia ST. Vincent Trinidad renada-l3 CENTS
half or. optional
Cuba Mexico Hayss, Porto Rico, 81. rbons. r.r..,.
veneEusa, United States Of Colombia Englisb f.a ne
cents half o., Obligatory
Bolivia, Chill, EeusdOr-si cents half o., obligatory
Circular Postage
Circulars are rated ~ book packets. o. or under
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany. cents each.
Russia IL, via Hamburg cents each
Sweden Is, via Hamburg IL cents each.
once Hours.
Opens at O'Clock A. NJ; close. at Tsp n
Sundays, ONCE opens at o'clock Il closes tl2x.
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I'Oftce.

The public invited to witness the drawings Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. which take place daily at
arr, over the Main Once, corner of st Chslles and
Irnicr stra
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Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
of Geo. Alces, Is5 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24S, postofice.
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st. Louis R0fusdG,
UNDER THE ST. LOUIS IFO EEL,
ENTRANCE on ST. LOUIS STREET
CAFE CONCI6T-

The above establishment has just been opened and keeps
the beat LAGER, WINES and LIQUORS.
CHOICE LUNCH DAILY, at all hours.
CONCERTS EVERY EvESIsa by the most approved
artists.
In connection with this establishments q magnificent
E. KRO5T, Proprietor.
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CLEARANCE Safe
WINTER GOODS. WINTER GOODS.
We oAer from this date
TIE REMAINDER OF OUR WINTER STOCK
AT ORIGISAL COST.
In preference to carrying it over.
]. A. BRASELMAN & CO.,
$50 and 5sS Magazine street. corner st. Andrew.
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Remember

Remember
6OI MAGAZINE STREET
Is the piece to get your old Frames Reg and Locking
Glass Paes resvered and the only phase in the city where
Ross wood Work DONE Frames Of any pattern made to
order Regiding ana Rosewood Work done Summer
Prices Remember 6s Magazine street. of First
Roy 1879 Postofice New Orleans, La
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DIR. JuIes HOnlberger.
III. II. Buckley,
Southern Mandatory.

Having Just removed 70 my NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 CANAL STREET, Dryades beg leave 10
inform my OLD friends and patrons shat am not only
prepared furnish usual Gents Ladies' and Misses
ROOTS and SHOES manufactured by SUPERIOR WORK.
MEN but have also hand, ut all tmes the Latest and
most Fashionable Styes OF the best imported material
reasonable orcsIs respectfully solicited and promptly
''''-1'N JOHN NORWOOD.
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Carpet Warehouse.
50. Louis ROfssada Care Concert.

CAFE CONCh RT,
UNDER THE IT. LOUIS HOTEL
Best LAGER, WINES and LIQUORS. CONCERTS
E. KROsT. Proprietor.
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More Damaged Hose!
MORE DAMAGED HOSE! MJRE DAMAGED HOSE f!

sHOgC A0HtstS CO AACSSs
MORE DAMAGED HOSE! MjRE DAMAGED HOSE
500 Dozen Of those Extra Fine BRITISH HOSE.
very Slightly Damaged, which selling at the Sinai
Sum Of 81 worth $s much finer than ls-t Lot Every
lady should supply herself before is exhausted
FRENCH CoRsErs, WRENCH CORsErs!
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Those in need of Extra Fine FRENCH CORSET
shou'd call establishment have the LARGEST
ASSORTMENT in this ely from 81 and upwards
Also, q SPLENDID STOCK Of
HOOP sKIRrsi HOOP SKIRTS!
FALL THE MoDERN IMPROVEMENTS
An Extensive Variety of Styles and Sizes at Comparatively
Low Prices.
REDUCED
Our Entire and wsnAssorted Stock of WINTER
GOODS, owing 10 the advanced season.
Z. LIBERMtN.
Fourth District Cheap Dry Goods store,
SIS Magazine. corner ST. Andrew.
Johnson j. Shields.
FRANK JOHNSON. THos. H. SHIELDS.
UNDERWRITERS,
-lSD-
NOS. eos, eos AND COZ MAGAZINE STREET,
Between Julia and st. Joseph Streets.
Have constantly hand full assortment of METALLIC
BURIAL CASES and CAsKkrs. ROSEWOOD, hAHoG-
ANY. BLACK WALNUT ard PLAIN CoFFTNs.
Bodies Embained. Disinerred and Carefully snippld.
Carriages hand for Weddings. Parties Bills other
purposes.
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HOWsekeepers

VIII ind ole stand 20 Camp street, all descriptions Of
House Furnishing Goods, Fine Cutlery. Plated Ware, Faa
Cut Plain Gassware French China Plain aud Decor
ssed Dinner and Tea ss Stone, China Plain and Fancy
SAM'L z. MOORE h co.
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JOHN NORWOOD.
KrUEs s. DiCkey.

J. E KRULL; E. S. DICKEY;
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONEKs.
log CANAL srREET-New Orleans
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The Finest TINE KEEPERS the world direct rho
celebrated factories of NJ Tobias t. r. Cooper and Spear.
England; Appleton Tracy Co, Bartlett and Howard,
merics Jurgensen Moniandon, Nardin PGek eso.
A. B. GRISwOLD 4 CO.'S,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
Importers Manufacturers OF hLe Jewey Diamonds and
Watches Clocks. BroDyes and Vases
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Circular Postage

Circulars are rated ~ book packets. o. or under.
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany. cents each.
France g. England g. and Italy IL cents each.
Russia H. via Hamburg 8 cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg IL cents each.
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500 Dozen Of those Extra Fine BRITISH HOSE;
very Slightly Damaged, which selling at the Sinai
Sum Of ST. worth ss; much finer than a-t Lot Every
lady should supply herself exhausted
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Opens at 8 O'Clock A. NJ; closes at 8 p u.
Sundays ofiee opens ct o'clock A. n closes Al II n.
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Our TRADE STATISTICS FoR JULI.-
Monthly report No. !, series OF ls69-'70,
from the bureau Of statistics, now In press,
shows the value of domestic exports from
the United States during the month Of July,
1869, to have been s35, 433, 1886, OF which
s27, 1904 ,2i6 was of merchan disc from Allan
tic ports, $685., ol3 merchandise from Pacific
ports, s6,1O7,O47 specie and bullion from
Atlantic ports, 81, 2i5, $50 specie and bullion
from Pacific ports; the whole, reduced TO
gold values, amounting to t2S, 29l lit.
The principal articles Of export were (:
Wheat; S5,966, 16s; -four, 2,240, 160; raw
cotton, 81, 274 ,015; sporting guns, $685., 45li
petroleum, $3,8l5,99S; bacon and hams
Ss4s, ESQ; lard, S463, 773; pork, sass. s29
cheese, 81 ,ll9,065i leaf tobacco, u, 49,, 800
?, The present account contains the new
classification of domestic exports, the com.
modities specified numbering twice as many
rs previous years.
Total imports during the month, S37, 804, =.
1856; dutlable, t34,g2S 200; free Of duty,
S3,678, $50; entered for consumption, $50,
93i ,6S4; entered warehouse, SO, 673, zoe
brought In American vessels, $l0, 23s, sci; In
foreign vessels, SCI, 800, 295.
The principal articles imported were: Silver
coin, 1856, 90; coffee, 81, 267, $50; chemicals
drugs and dyes, s649, $50; manufactures OF
fax, sl,262, 100; hides and skins, 81, 1875, 1856
railroad bars or rails, $500, An; silk and man.
ufaotures, t2,333, GAS; brown sugar, $685..
1856; mOlasses, 81 AS, 22s; tea, $685., 800; tin
aud manufactures, $685., $685. wood and man.
ufactures, 81, $50, Dol wool, $Gl4, 0l2; wooden
dress goods, S2y0ll ,42l.
The total value of re-exports was u ,747,-
200, Of which sS3s,927 was gold and silver
com.
Tho sIdtemcnts Of Imports, exports and re-
exports show the transactions under these
respective heads for the month of July, 1869,
and for the seven months ended the same,
compared with tho corresponding periods Of
1868. ,....,
The total tonnage OF vessels engaged In
the foreign trade, during the month was
Entered, loco, 70f; cleared, 1,02S, 094.
The entrances and clearances at the six
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Educationa.
GONzAGA COLLEaE.

oSAASA CoLLkSh.
n; G ;'a'i'i;; 4 oeLLEaE
w' HS s;;fBis Z. sEprrisEn Q, 1879.
sss sc.iA'' Di Hs SExR tRIIs p.s.a.
MEDICAL R5aSA NF gafsro.o or GEORGE
COLLEGE sfscAt Shssi9 81 TlsrH
olr44 ~ wsfIsshfissGGsfos.
FACULTY,
Professor d Giiespi.. ssS t!si,lst q Medicine.
o''iL;s!R s,fflS5fh 81 $i afia,sR t!sl''
Professor o. obst'tTis, s1a Disease. Of women and
of iFGsssGs asiPa and
Professor 81 Eii,aiii f: }5a H. Tfij.D.a''
fr''''Sr 4 aiR si!T@ FSsS ;s ras nSs.sr''''
g kkhI;bSPSSSIk IN sHs'''
f'''''''! q GEsf ~ Chemistry
tS sSI a.s IsSsE:l:.| ::'GS.
r''' sasi Z! g;i d b. sr.f,;''''
IF i'of 8 sr Sidis. Eipk R5Sfns 3D. H's'H'
VIZ bwyrS "a v9.,s9iOsy sad 81 nd'sn0l0Ey.
s4tHfH&S9 EJaISasss .n D's';,'r.''''
PIossctoT,
The regular coarse Of Lectures will CONNER %
oCT0BERi, and terminate the following MARCH.
PERs. IT-F 20
IoI the Fall Course Of LseiuIss... ..-.sis1
nhu1eulktoh '''''..'....."...
Domohsfhtor ...s.. W
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w further Information sdddi..:. ~
JOHNSON ELIOT, N D., Dean,
Auls-os2m No, 403 x Street. north.
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..kLBIBBR. On wednesday, The 18th Inst, Ms,
MARY AVE RLuBHR.
Her frisads and friesds Of the family are 70
qnested TO attend hsr funeral this NOR sing al ID
o'clock. from St PAtriek's tCatholle) church
vieEL. On the 18th Instant RicHAHp viarL,
axgdk years,
His fgasrai will take place from hls late resi-
deuce, corner Of Z Ani slKtssath stTesta. susday
afisrnoon, At Q clock. frsnds are respectfully
MORROW, -Yestsrday morning, the 18Th Inst
tS1 o'eloet .. hi. cadence In this city. RoSEnr
His relatives and frlsnds are fs9usst,d y attend
his 70 neral !hls Afisrnoon, at o'e!oet, f2m tbs
Tenth street. bstw~sn D snd = n -. I
BRIHTEALL -Tharsday. at s:sD 0. m. Of con
se.tion Of ne brain. sswALL pzIsrsALL, In thu
= Hi irissds ssd skos. q his f..ny s,s s..p.e.
fully inyl.sd 70 sitssd the fuaer4. IRON ths r:si
- TwsiSI sifs.t. tbs .f,sraosu. sta o'eioef.
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DEfAhlMENE VI AOhlCULTUhE--ocntru
Capron, Commissioner of Agriculture, has
received through Mr.. Garcia, Minister from
the Argentine Republic, notice that q large
exhibition OF agricultural and mining i'm.
plements from fourteen provinces Is TO be
held at Cordoya, In that Republic, In April,
1870, to which the attention Of manufactur-
ers Of agricultural implements In this coun-
try is called. A both the French and Eng
lish expositions have settled the question Of
the superiority Of our mowers, reapers,
plows, mills, horse powers, &C., as we'll as
smaller implements In daily use, to those OF
all other nations, the president Of the exhl-
billion is DESTROYS that manufacturers In the
United States should contribute specimens
of all their implements. As the agricultural
and mining tools now generally used In South
America are of q rude description, q large
market may be opened there for those made
In the United States, thus doing q good ser
vice to that country, as we'll as benehtlng tho
manufacturers.
The president Of the Argentine Agricul-
tural Society writes to the Commissioner
that he has sent, through the United States
Sohoui ~ DuSho' hyio't sohioSsoh VI ftuo
seeds Of their native plants, comprising such
useful In the arts and medicine, As
well as some snowy ornamental ones; also,
seeds Of plant largely used there for live
fences on account Of Its thorns. It grows In
the mountains south Of Buenos Ayres, lati-
tude about 40, and may prove q valuable &C.
QUESTION to some parts Of our country. The
president has also made arrangements for
gathering for the agricultural exhibition at
Cordova q full collection Of the native seeds
OF the fourteen provinces that will be repre-.
scented there, to be sent to the department at
the close OF tho exhibition. Many Of these,
particularly such as have originated In the
higher ATTITUDES Of the republic, 1t Is thought
may prove valuable and worthy Of introduc-
ton into the United statos.
The Commissioner also received last week
from Japan, via San Francisco, a box OF
vegetable and ornamental seeds, comprislng
about one hundred kinds, many Of them In
great reputc in the "Plowery Land" as well
as in Japan. They were packed In curious
and careful manner, In bags made OF the
inner hbres of the mulberry, each bag 10 q
separate box, and the whole inclosed In q tin
case, Theoretically scaled. Each bag 10
marked In both Japanese and English char
acters. Mr.. Saunders, the superintendent Of
the public garden, will give all of them q
trial
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sEoaxTAnx soUIw.LL-wnAI
NlNDEPRN DENT PAPER aAYB.

-.
Colonel fitzgeraid, In MS rhiadespniA
Ciiy H,p,, speaks as follows OF the 6eore-
torv,s Iate speeob In phIladelphia. He oalls
!, ~. n,,a,.na. - . .,.,..m.n-no, an.
'ue u''e'a"eo W '.e
compulsory cry OF partisan' In thh ne u
undoubtedly right. And, indeed, We be-
,iovo oil who oor,o in oontact nth him In
~ eA WV .v' ~ N',,.,, -
reiation 70 puoho ana Pontoai auairs are
impressed with the same faot. He carries
the Impress of study, reflection and dslIbera-
IT,, ,,,on ri. hro., M. NJ. ia. ~. -,
''on upou nus 80, - 49,
an example Oh industry aud aeserminsuon
to acquire all the knowledge regulate for the
hiph position to which he has bean called,
"a ,.h,,,-.. ~. .ar,,,,.,-.,,,, - ~
Gnu n NY
financial anairs OF nh IMPAIRMENT iuiiy
proves-he has 90 ably filled
sTbs oreat anance rninister msde one a,
his cbareeteri,ticaily able speeches in this
ci,y On satn,d.v I, y.s the utteranca IN !
s,.,s.msnNnnttb IN. comnuisory and choh y
60 ~ . n. r,,.ar All Inc ~. a MIN 49,
ths hall was crowded with thn siits az IN,
s, "s -s.S ~,
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Special Notices.

Special Notices.
fl9~rHE PUBLIC ARE INyITED
iES Law Ssii. as sa aSEsIH' ''Sis'
erY>FRlEHDs OF THE LATE rRoF.
s:!a k:::ssl! Ssss. ' $ ssSr s5 i;i'N
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=. Sishs Philoseph,sai Lyeeum Will s,ssww,
Sy:,yi.!: Il 9.Sssi iiss!s sssS; % !: Pi:::Si
OF A''' 'S%efir tiSh Sor Is 'ii'i g.
H ! L-La SECRETARY snd fre,.ui'r.
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w &. 81! sSSIg:s s,ss r.; Di..:
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oeioesr l<ih. By the Rev 4 4. Gray. o. The !
nd Jt.i . n Sa.Sl q w.'hiasisa' D. q.
tbalumors papers pisasa oopy.l
EoLlN-PATroN,- on the oth Of October, isss,
| 81 u Paso, H., BIZ Rev G. T. Hsvltt. Of bloom
..S Ii. S.lrs NStr F. 81
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~ PHIIOsoPHr OF MARRIAGE
New CouI.e q LsetaIs., IS delivered a.
subjectsL How 70 Live ard What to Lave fori
Youth. naig,ity snd Old Agsi Manhood Gens,ally
and Nervous Diseases accounted for, Marriage
PhilQsophioally Considered, 30 These lectures
drsssiagt eseretsTy Museum Of Anatomy, Balti-
more. n West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

DRY GOODS
AT Low PRICES.
BOGAN 4 WYLIE,
S29 seventh street, betw cen X
and l. streets.
100 pieces FlaAnels, Of all kinds, from
all Wool flaansis, AZ rs, 30, IS, 80 AID
90 esnts, Opera Fla.nsls so snd as
sns.I. u esss: g ssc Ses.l. m. s:issc;
&c 20 CENTS. tine Csssimeres 30 cents,
DRESS GOODS.
Plaid PcRiins 20. Sas, and IS csass,
fd i, ,:' = ' ssss:;
french xelears s1.a5.
Fees sAss' S GstSssciBs..'
at 20 cents.
WATER PROOF ULOAKINGS
. nussA.65sS;ssbi 81 So sl;3S;
4sSRosdSsoi2 !. Is q cent. Gems f.
INV Y6Rk Wits. rs cents.
UNBLEACHBD COTTONs
70; la,}, ~, - and 40 coats.
'''sS;x IieGIis. 1871 Is, is az. sssi' is cents.
A complete stock Of
wssr for Lsdis. ana Gsst ns
Ne" we WE I ASK sG tysr6 SSE PRICE.
HOGAN q WYLEE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

e~s Herb Tar ssiys, Prepared by
sion.. GStss. fii%. GssS Sst. I'D Bruises. .ior
sale By WV. a. oRAYs northeast corner q NO.
~ Half Price to Labering People
Of he Ohio College q bs.i.i suIssry 81 Cinein
malta also, Of tbs ''Rush Medical College Oh I:
north. apa0-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-08
BANNER CLOTHING WAR

TN DEFIANCE OF THE ONCE CEL.E-
bratcd Virginia Clothing Combination, who
did their best TO drive w from Virginia, and
who predicted that We would bust up" In
sixty days. Where arc their predictions now!
same Virginia Clothing Combination fading
away. Ike the List Rose OF Summer and
yet2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-08
v.v,,. r,noo Nm co I,NK
No RgNovAL.-We understand tina,

No RgNovAL.-We understand that
il is the intention of the new Post
master Addison, at Virginia, to remove
the Postonice from its present position
to where it formerly WAS, in the Mediu
Building, north of Union street. /;
certainly is in u far better aud mare
central situation where il is now. ani
there is no real honest, seaside reason
for removing il back to that out of the
way locality. Public convenience
should never be sacrificed to pander to
individual or private interests. \ re.
moval in that Ease is not in order.
Nashville P~ostotice Mt the con.
fluent cross roads-corner OF c and
TAYLOR streets-which is in the city OF
Virginia, is now under the command of
the newly appointed Postmaster, d. U.
Addison. Il is well fitted up, cou'
venient, and cannot well be improved
in any respect. Captain C. c. Warner,
superseded by the new appointee, has
resigned the position he held rs agent
of the Pacific Union Express, and is
now ready for something better.
INFORMATION WANTED. = Hiram II.
Mitchell, of Mineral Point, Wis, de-
si,es intelligence Of his wife's brother,
Napoleon B. Reid. who came to Cali
fornia from Stevenson County, H., in
1850. The last heard OF him was in 1852,
when he had started home aud reached
Nicaragua.
SrocEs DowS.-Most oSonr prominent
mining stocks seem II little depressed at
present, but there eau he no %permanenc!y
for such a state OF things. Our mine:
are looking a little too well to Justify IT,
and there necessarily has to be a strong
reaction, and very shortly. tao.