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A collision occurred about
July 25, near the Amazon riy-
er, in Brazil, between two
steamers. One of them sunk
within halt an hour after the
collision, with 200 passengers
on board, so of them were lost.
She had a cargo on board val
ned at S45, 900, without insur-
,ance on, either the vessel OF
cargo. The accident describ-
ed occurred at the mouth OF
Madora river, which is one OF
.the tributaries of the Amazon,
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DIR. W.. M. SaUU,s,s

Has resumed the practice of Medicine,
IL in Bellevue, La, nal
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ty. The good are laying up
treasures in heaven, where
moth and rust doth not cor
rupt; the evil and impenitent
are "treasuring up wrath
against the day of wrath. =
What an idea is this? Treas
ures of wrath! Whatever the
impenitent man is doing, he is
treasuring up wrath. He may
be getting wealth, but he is
treasuring up wrath. He may
be getting fame, but he is treas
nring up wrath. He may be
forming pleasing connections,
but he is also treasuring up
wrath. Every day adds some
thing to the heap. Every oath
the swearer utters, there is
something gone to the heap of
wrath. Every lie the liar tells,
every licentious act the lewd
man commits, adds some to
| the treasure ofwrath. The sin
ner has a weightier treasure Of
wrath to-day than he had yes
terday; he will have q weightier
one tomorrow than he has to-
day. When be lies down at
night he is richer in vengeance
than when he arose in the
morning. He is continually
deepening and darkening his
eternal portion. Every neg
lected Sabbath increases his
stores of wrath; every forgotten
sermon adds something to the
weight of punishment. All the
checks of conscience, all the re-
monstrances Of friends, all the
advice of parents, will be taken
into account, and all will tend
to increase the treasures laid up
against the day of wrath.
THTNKING.-The Boston Post
says that "the catastrophe to
the French army is awakening
reflection in the minds OF those
Radical writer's who were quick
to cry on Prussia in its aggran-
dizing efforts. The world is
doubtless surprised enough at
] the comparatively easy victory
of the Germans. Tt was thought
safe enough to wish them sue
cess, as France had been con-
sidered invincible; but now that
success has been achieved there
is deep solicitation at the con-
sequences Of Louis Napoleon's
overthrow. He has led France
for twenty years. in the path
Of order and progress; his pow
er has maintained the equilibri-
um of Europe-Rnssia,, Aus.
tria and Prussia all having
found in him an insuperable
|
obstacle to their despotic ann
bition. Commerce and the
peaceful arts have thrived, the
| French people have been freel
than ever before, and peace
not war, has been the grand OBJ
i .ject of his reign. After hin
will come the deluge. The
malcontentsin Paris, aided by
Prussia's army, will seek to re
alize their agrarian projects
! violence aud anarchy will sue
ceed order; revolutionary i'm
pulse will spread and German.
will be the first to receive it
: Other States In Europe mus
} yield to its influence, and a rex
} Republican war may flame al
: over the continent" III 1ae
n A collision occurred abOut
July 25, near the Amazon riy
er, in Brazil, between tw'
, steamers. One of them snnl
{ within halt an hour after th'
{ collision, with 200 passenger
on board, so of them were lost
/, She had q cargo on board val
: ned at S45, 900, without insur
! ance on either the vessel Q
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-09-03

The Pittsburg copper works
supply one fifth Of the consump-
ton of the United States.
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Mutt s. Leonard.

:. NJ. MUTT. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

7aa74; DO. new, 70 n; DO. ievee skies, 70 o "a;
do. do. Fights, 90. q Of; Alabama fves. 70 q rs;
do. Fights. 100 lo1, South Carolina sxes % %;
do. new, July, 7sa 70; do. do, october, 70 o so;
Arkansas sevens, rs 10.
y. CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Tho following were the closing prices at the last
session Of the Stock Exchange;-Canton. o7k; Con-
sodation Coal. 80; Western Union Telegraph, % q
SAN; Quicksilver 8; Mar1posa OK u do. preferred,
12 Pacific Mail. 8sl Ss,S; Adams Express, 81 e7;
Wells-Fargo Express. Is 15x; American Express,
a. United States Express, ASK . <5x; New York
Central consolidated 9pS s5,S; do scrip. 90 oo,l;
Harlem, l3a la4h; Eric. FAX bid; Reading. COX .
. 9ex; Michigan Central 1lo 1lSX; Lake Shore
ok %; Illinois Central, 1879 bid; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, los q lo5k; Chicago ana Northwestern,
SIX s1S; do. preferred, 90 . sex; Clcve-
hand. Columbus and Cincinnati, \, O. So;
Rock Island, 1lox llok; Milwaukee and
st. Paul, CA 62x; do. preferred, 70 Is}<; Toledo
and Waoasn, 6oX: Fort Wayne, " q o5; Ohio and
Mississippi. 81 q s4X; Delaware and Lackawanna
los lo5K; New JERSEY Central, 100 lo2K; Chicago
and Alton, l1o llexj Morris and Essex, 80 q 90;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph ll6 1l5X; do. preferred,
llo llSxi Iron Mountain, 4sK bid; Columbus,
Chicago and indiana Central, 1oH o 1oX.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES or sTocKs
The following shows the highest ana lowest prices
to-day for the leading gp0culatfyo aharea.-
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rated double the customary city
IMPORTANT POLICE TRIALS.


Policeman Stands by md Sees Man
Observation-Disclosures In the Thirt v first
,,, ,,. I,. A,. rw.
Recommendations >h"f3es As"AHs' Oncor
Lockwood.
Commissioner Roawortb Yesterday heard evidence
.o,,- 20 -. 49,, - - -
"Sains' oihcers VI 'ne ioico
ROunusman Brothers and Oi1cers william Cough
I'm and Edward Teban rhtrfv frat rroc,nct ware
,o' 49,, ,,,.,..'~ -. -. f-e0r W =
cnalgeu ny Charies Erhert, residing corner OF
Sixty eighth street and Tenth avenue, with improper
conduct From the evIdapca ~ onneoroa ,ro, IN tho
80. - -, -. - :" 'A~'' ". VIZ
nShc Y, sae rouItu VI July, Two rOugnS named Gar
Io aii9 NicArsu,, euteroa nir. Ernerts n0uSo, COM
nienCeG au ASSAULT upon MS Wile when Erlert ran
~ ~, anu sslAinS McAruiur, DrOugnt MN 70 grass.
OaIrol "Iackea que VI Eruerts nelgnDors who
c.n.o w nis as5ls.tnce. tInaiy tle HUMANS were
oxeIyVAnH Hg9 E4eeFt EeYre9 W MS hQusY 70 re-
place SHIT tnat nad been badly torn IN
tne niece Inc oncers came pp after the ARRAY and
arfested ooth trnert and McArthur and locked
tueh up Mr feHx, VINO Went 70 ETHerrS GsSist.
ance ana was peaten Dy Carroll demanded Ills az
rest, but the police Would not arrest hun The com.
pl4lnant, Who y Son Of Temperance, was Charged
cctJre tIi3 desk With being drunk and dlsordorly
and on this charge was locked up all night A nu,
Der OF his brother Sons OF Temperance Who saw ihe
fight swOre he was SOBER The case il had one for
the officers who deserve punishment. - ~'
Officer Tyce, OF the Fourth precinct was triad IN
very grave charge, From the evidence M Sery.apr
Christie it appears that on the night of Inv
Christie. III Chatham street saw a ,ray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
SHOCKING OUTRAGE on An INVALID.
Assaults by a Drunken Brute ON His Rcla-
tives-Escape Of tIae Villain.

Assaults by a Drunken Brute ON His Ecla.
tives-Escape Of the Villain.
The screams OF a woman at No. CO Graham street
on Thursday evening attracted the attention Of
neighbors In the vicinity, who rushed IN the house
to ascertain the cause OF the outcry They were con.
slderably shocked TO find a man named Patrick
Gallagher committing an inhuman assault on Mrs.
Ann McCleary, poor, sickly woman, who has been
suffering from consumption for the past year. The
cowardly wretch had dragged the poor woman about
the floor OF her room by her hair and
had beaten her In terrible manner before
assistance reached her. The woman was so weak
and emacated from the disease with which she was
ail1icted that she could make but little resist
ance. appears Gallagher, who is her cousiD came
to the house under the influence OF liquor, and, not
withstaading her delicate condition, attempted to
commit
AN OUTRAGE
on her. she resisted his efforts ana her resistance
aroused his temper 10 SUCH extent that he seized
her BY her hair, drew her from her chair ana beat
her until she was almost insensblc. After he had
been driven or by some OF the nelghbors ne left
the house, and the husband of tho woman,
whom he also attacked, gave him severe pun
melting, but he
MADE HIS ESCAPE.
On examination the woman was found TO have
sustained serious cut over one OF her eyes ana the
whole upper part OF her face terribly bruised and
laccrated. Gallagher the assailant Is represented
ns large, powerful man and dssOlute character.
In one OF his drunken fits week ago he attempted.
o. alleged, to murder Mary Ann Turner. who ID also
areiative, and resides at Nos steuoen street. He
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
TIE QUARANTINE QUARREL.

An Excursion 90 Perth Ambey and lite Results
Locking Ont Cor vioIatsrs or the Law.
Yesterday morning Dr. Carnochan the Health ON.
Ger, was informed that the brig Typhone. from RIO
Janeiro, had been ordered away from Perth Am
boy New Jersey, by the Health Oflcer OF that port
on account OF the yellow fever breaking out board
OF her. ana that she had begun to discharge her
upon the Staten Island shore. very much TO the con-
sternatiOn of the inhabitants Of that locality I'M
mediately-upon receipt OF this Intelligence Sergeant
Paret. OF the Quarantine Police was despatched on
board the tugb0at, Andrew Fletcher, to ascertain
the truth OF tho report and necessary to take the
vessel In tow and remove her to the lower bay or
some other place Of safety. She was found by the
Sergeant near tho position stated to the Quarantine
authortes but on going alongside Of her the party
on board the Fletcher were mel By Deputy COLLECTOR
Coddington, of Perth Amboy, who at once informed
them that there was no truth whatever In tho yellow
fover atory, and that tho vessel had never been be-
You'd his jurisdiction. Sergeant Paret subsequently,
visited DR.. Andrews, the veteran Health Offcer OF
the port, and was treasured by him that there mad
not been the s.ightest symptom Of yellow fever on
board tho Typh0ne, and that even should such
thing have been tho case he would not have allowed
her TO 60 outside OF his port. Under these orcum-
stances the Sergeant Of course did not modest the
vessel, but returned 70 Upper Quarantine where he
arrived at four O'Clock In the afternoon. rar1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

wheat marf.i was e.eIisa By The Earops.n news
g.
sSr Is'''ss 'p:' s ds.se 70: aud a.
s.! NO. for E Eas.: :priS sds s..Ss- 10. e,
S': 81 s 81 NJ
sis s.ss &
for mixed N store &c., q % for do aeoai 81 W
81 Ss!'E .1 e. s s.: .s "a; s
sss o osG r sns s .ovs
Ss s s e., y . Ts
sss but hey
4 psS SSs rAss t.. a. s. y.
ss;' s s';ss xI:;os s ss s:s
T. ss .o xs.. = a. go ton: % s.
s:ss. @ si Ss's:!s rom @
c1d 1e u :'s e c sHs
ss ". @ and ZIP 1% Ss,s 70
sussf.: we're dSlI i: !. yesterday. quotations. Y
s e e CID e s;s . 3 II. =
e. ss;: & ~: sis Sis9as
;I;l Z ~; IS Sss.;s S%s5S:s
Ss T.npoc. y Ss. isa - bososs isss
S nssEsi avn tho being nassy for
'gf H ssss. ss% ~
fLEATHER-HOmlock sole active, the demand be-
Ing chiefly for heavy Buenos Ayres which sold q Nc 80
higher prices Other kinds were higher will be by
reference TO our quotations appended Union moro
active and drmer while rough active especially
Tor middle weights: We quote: Ayren
and Eio d.snas light, sso 2s,sc h.; DO DO, mid
damaged, 9Sc.a &c. Calfornis, light a7c aSs: d. mid
Sls sss sssc do, heavy &c 30 do, good damaged,
e. s5c a; a0 So, heavy; ds good S.m.ss,
light eOc BIC do do middle and heavy Soc 3D. Union
cy d. ao hsspy so s foreign So hide ali sh c ss
do do; middle, ai Ssc do do, heavy $50 S5c bellies
zOc az OAK Rough-Lsh $50. SIC. do, middle and he
Metals.-CQpper steady with moderate demand tho
salcs being 10000 lbs at 2c for Baltimore and aosc
Lako lQad was dull and nominal at So 30 20 gold for
ordinary FoIeign. Spolter dull and nominal at Go.
SIC goid for sesiah n was du apd prices were mont
guotc:-Plaes-Q y. charcoal So 20 SO gold @ O. cake
% do coke Yernc Us - rs do. and chsroosl do
81 70 a $S rs do ~ - 80.
MoLAe:Es yns wds sln dun, there being de-
mand, except for Small lots 10 supply the immediate wants
OF the trade and prices OF all grades were heavy though
not quoIably lower we heard Of important sales We
- w. ~. =
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SAD CASE or BROWNING.

sad case Of drowning occurred near Port Jeryls
ON Wednesday evening. Several gentlemen were
bathing in the river opposite Matamoras when one Of
their number, German named Charles Elsenbuth,
cramps ana, despite his cries for help, was
drowned before his companions could reach him.
Tie body was recovered IN short time aftor and
conveyed to his home in MatamoIas, whore an in
quest was held. Deceased was highly respected,
was aged thirtytwO years and leaves wife and two
children. This u the third case OF drowning In that
vicinity within few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
STREET euorATIlYi
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FUIDAY. july 15--B r. M.

FUIDAY, July 1916 r. n.
CoTToN.-The market very quiet, tho demand from
all classes OF buyers continuing light, but there
change to noc in prices holders being unwilling operate
at full previous 6gucs The sales n
Guiding 100 to arrive, OF which 46l spinning a.
on and la for export. The business In future do
lverfes was only moderate, and prices again
lower The sales 100 bales, basis mIddling for
July at 1850 100 do, for September At Sc 700 do for
October 7 and date yesterday 700 bales July,
l5Isc l9ci and fOO do, for August Mt 1876 We quote
Opianfs ana Mobile ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

The carpenter shop OF Samuel Goodscll, in Henry
street. near Congress- wae broken into on Thursday
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NAVAL sronns-Tis market for :pipi. turpsn.,ao was
y oc aS. Sss being better and y
aH' Ss, strong lots we're
s ss"'es :o Sss a
%sTG esasy rss;pse.ly FOR
sI: ~ .ss Piss sa' H. ii:
sl; ss 81 g. .ss 4isJs Si IT,
mi, 81
IN the market an active cuisines.
s ss sss
$500 W. ssld 81: j..
s.
no., Ssia =, i, ss
s y fierce: ,,s. sSs
S sss s ssss
n our a
. aS Ss1ssd p ss s a
s n V s ana R1oewS ,.s., s rs 81.
City sua wssn sGs no.
Ing there's: of the latter for July delivery At e.c sa
wa: large though no
''' '': s's:
e i e, 4 ,ss Sess
n s1 gao; &Ss rssS III
was depressed X hs war news ana sale. wsrs made
s;;;, s,s. S;'': 1s s:
lsSc: 2S'sc; The sales were looo sbs for July a
quiet but steady With h.: :%, sales
sad saes wers made Oh bss at c ~ currency and
I % S Es ai md 'sSS
.%s M ls
hsir vews Fair 10 choice lots were quoted al sc
sIor-prop was quoted at 71c and buck at &c, with
SsINs-The market for both goat and deer was dull and
as1'a Sss' nSss
csfass. se ~ csps les 9n3ars, s;
ss o cSs esa;r1 Asssn d &
,s s ss' II
an W. q "a no , IL 20 our g%o
nodsrseN sese and s.ssy isag for SaTd la.e.
ira ana 'T I so SHo for e yellow w. 10, qaoe
Tsaaa s 90 1salo e "a PEI slo.ss
&c ai9c; prime 70 caoc.srocerp ie.c l59e cenrf
boxes, $40. ae,lc.; mesao, Be- s4c Hevana--Boxes
Dutch aandard hos to @ Sc. $40; do, 10 TO IL.
?c ioAc do, l3to 10, loc. lie do IS to IS. 1l2sc
BIG do 10 TO 90 lHc l5c do whiie lac be- Porto
Refining grades. &c. S4c do grocery grades. $40.
aiI4c.
TALLow.-Thc demand was only moderate hut prices
firm ut 9Yxc. 9ic. The sales were 70.Cu0 lbs.
WHsKrY-RcceIps 2s4 bbls The market only mod
eracy active but prices STEADY The sales 800
bills at ~ a NJ OIL.
WHALEBoSE was dull but unchanged. Arctic quoted
at7c SNc gold latter price being asked for choice
wooL-lhe market for neece quiet. there being
scarcely any demand, but full demanded Tor
ali grades, The new clip which continues to
rive slowly In quoted at acc. 50c. for
Ohio PULLED Texas woods very quiet and offered
former hHnes In Caiiornia wool there moderate bust
doing AT steady prices, tho demand being cchy for
spring clip The business IN foreign light and price.
nominal at former quotations. Tho sales were about
10000 lbs. fleece, In snail lots, at from l0c. TO 60c,
including small lots Of the clip AT 49, $50 for OHIO
private terms also 25ooo lbs puied at Arc Ale for low,
and extra and mestiza terms kept private 2U0
lbs Texas lsc. S0che latter for ane; 100000
bs California. At 2c 3c for common to 6ns spring clip
Zoe u &c. for fail do, aud 1900 lbs DonsloL
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

The carpenter shop of Joseph Webb, at the corner
or Atlantic and Nostrand avenues, was destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon. Loss $1,000.
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Two men entered the residence OF Mr.. Holden,
at the corner of SiXtieth street ana Third avenue
yesterday afternoon, and stole trunk containing
valuable clothing. They placed 1t in wagon, which
they had ut the door, and drove OH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

called at ner house and begged her mother to efvU
him some money and wnen she told her mother not
TO do so he seized knife, and she says. tried To
cut her throat. She succeeded, however, In making
her escape froln the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

Annie Taylor, the little girl who was 80 terribly
burned by the fire at No. II Garrison street on Thurs
day night, died yesterday
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The Rates for Lishteragcs stevedoring and
~ CoOperaaO. t...f.

The following are the rates axed ana confirmed AZ
Quarantine charges under the laws OF 1870, at the
recent session Of the Commissioners OF Quarantine.
In conjunction with the Health Onnoer, the Mayors
OF New York and Brooklyn and the President OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

Assistant Internal Revenue Assessor John Van
VOORHEES, was the victim OF an inhuman assault yes
terday afternoon in the Fifth ward HIS assailants
are supposed to be Illicit whiskey distilers whom
Mr. VOORHEES, was looking after. He was found
bleeding and In nssnsDe condition at the corner
Of YORK and Gold streets by officer Bedel, of the
second precinct. He taken to the City Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

For mercha'dse not enumerated ~ the same ratio,
100 cont above tho Ordinary harbor rates
snhect e optional quarantine dty Ser cent above tho
od'naiy ar,or raes mcrcAandisS exempt from quaran
tue twenty-five pei aeht aboYc ordinary harbor rates
N. B.--For classification OF merchandise section IL
Quarantine lava May be obtained ut the Office Of the Com
missoners Of Quarantine No. Exchange court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.

Holders OF gold paid from to sK per cent TO have
their balances carried. In exceptional Instances
the rate was nat for borrowing. The operations of
ms Gold Exchange Bank were az follows:-
Gold cleared 40, lao Ar
Goiu os,a9ces. 1902, 794
SarIcliCy ua'auce3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22l4.2Jl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
TIE sUBTREAsURY REPORT.
THO following shows the results of to.day's busi.

ness At the sub.rreasury in this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

A Policeman Stands by and Sees u Man
Observation-Disclosures In the Thirty first
sPrccinct--SeriOus Charges Against Officer
Lockwood. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-20
Principal Office, Milwaukee, Wis.
OF CE r 81:

n. r. 8HRPARDSON.
General Agent for the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-20
Orders from tho Interior solicited and promptly
filled. Price Lists and Catalogues
sent FREQ on application.

A Lso, DEALER IN PICTURES, STEEL
"A Engavings, Chromos, Colored and Plain
Autographs, Photographs, Etc.
Frames Of all kinds and styles ready on l,aBG
and made to order As have Complete A.
sortmcnt OF Mouldings, am prepared TO irnmc
Pictures In any required style. d
have good stock Of STATIONERY, Blank
Books, Cutlery, School Books, Song Book.
Sheet Music, etc., etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-20
Dwelling and Lodging
House for Sale.

NXTILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR Cash, nh
w . Two-Story Frame House, con:
tanning eighteen room. celiE 49, nS so,...
aient, situated 1t the rear Of the South Yellow
Jacket Works. This properly ID well calculated
for nrst class Boarding House, being IN NE
immediate vicinity Of the jacket Crown Poi9t
and Kontuck mines. The only reason por scll'
ipSS iS Wv VIII {&IiIISs ~ IA CHEAP FOR CASH, and
perfect title given. Apply on the g gr,I,tsS;
Gold HIN, April s.h, lsTo. apeimis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-20
TO MILLMEN! /!

,,yr HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w HfIi Ngws once half . tom OF superior
TN. Metal. for journaling purposes In Quarts
MlIs. Hoisting Works, etc. WIN be sold 70
duSdph.ss for eaah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-20
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ undersigned, being ex-oficIo Assessor oi
the town OF Gold Hi, and also, BY appointment.
Assessor 10. State and County purposes OF the
same township, has this day commenced assess.
ing all TAXABLE property In Gold Hin for The dscsl
year. Al persons subject to taxation win nlesse
be ready to make their returns on the ssses !.
msnt roll, when called upon.
- HIRAM CRANDALL, Assessor.
Gold Hin, Nay 10th, 1910. myi0.ti
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
10 THRSR LISTS PAYi
DO THESE LISTS PANf
po THESE LISTS PAYi

TIE en whose letter print below gave u.s. IN lSs Wh'' W." ~
che largest CONTRACT, had received for our isis
In s they renewed increased the order and Sroe Us u" %
ioSDgi -,
OtYrcu OF JirrirCorr BtgEvRLt MAsulACfVbtM "(
A1ss, SHOgELs, SAW, &C, No l6 w AItNss ,oeo [
PITTSBURGH, Pa Dec ., 1903 }
xcss-s. GEo. p. RovEII Co
GENTLEMEN Ol ys: With much heiiiston We g'e loa Al AZ
%, e m one Of Lists O local papers, 'eIy short TINE 'I
aoer We uuhesstury alle4 iwe noTe Lasts
NJ ,b time e,e before We were inquired Of ever ace 'Oi
Coburas Patent FED Jelc Ak proving to Us That your P
bal reached the yer parties whom wasted to n0 Wv
IL en Ak -. u. ,,.,s,o
m nov nearly gone ~ We eanno, bat bse-e your system
# advertising hy Lists Local PaIer' just the Anu %
ue want snd We tolay forward yoa ORDER s solhs % a. -
The more We with spaper sseats and el'''s
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Respectfully,
LIPPINCOTT BAKRWELb-
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~ 70, critic lst Of Tvertyoae Hundred PsPvrs for year