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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-18
CORPORATION NOTICE.
Corporation Notice.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN
| cooperating the Town Of Gold Hill, Storey
County. State of Nevada, hereby suomIt Ioi
nnblIcstion the Reports of the Clork and Treas
brer for the Quarter ending March 81, 1870.
W. D. e. GIBSON,
President OF the Board OF Trustees.
Gold Hill, April 18th, 1871.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees 81 the
Toton Of God HUI:
GEyrLExES:-I herewith submit my Quar-:
terly Report as Treasurer OF the Town OF Gold
Hlll for the Quarter ending March 81, 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-18

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-18

QUARTERLY REPORT
OF the Treasurer Of Town Of
Gold Hill, for tho Quarter endfnE
March 81, 1870.
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$4l,ToI OF SN.7n; o.

Total ............,,..,,, FIS,OI. u
Interest computed to date. $40 %
Condensed
Total gold bonds and int $90,e4I 0S
Total cur. bonds and int'st. 1852 Il
Total current bills to date. AGA Il
$52,9oS 60
Less amount In treasury ............. 81 .2sH IS
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
SEIZURE OF TH1 FLORIDA,

An Attempt IL duplicate General G. Ryan.
An effort IL now being made by the counsel to the
owners Of the ship Florida which was lately seized
at Greenpoint on the ground that she was unlawruy
carrying arms and munitions OF war In violation OF
the neutrality laws to force the trial at an early
date TO determine who Is 60 recompense the owners
for the damage they have sustained in the detention
OF their vessel. Their defence is that the vessel
was simply carrying arms a cargo assigned to
Vera Cruz that The vessel cleared from the port
here, and that her 'manliest' proved that she was
carrying the arms as cargo aud the marks and
numbers, &C.. were properly set forth therein.
% dnes nave asAea 10 De informed who the ap-
proven was, but tns has been withheld from the
plnIc ana ihe press, they Imagine, for reason
only known TO those who seized the vessel
IL was lurther stated yesterday on good authority
tnal determination has been made by a certain
lfm OF solicitors IN this city, who have taken a
prominent part in Spanish affairs during the last
two years to endeayor to connect the CUBAN leader
General RYAN, with this affair, with the hope that he
VIII be III some way degraded before the public, so
ihat when ne appears before The spanish Minister
he may not be received AZ the accredited representa-
ave 0i the Cuban republic.
liie object Of this attempt is sufficiently manifest
10 ;til who nave studied the manner in which Cen
eIal Ryan has been handled by the ''powers that
be- but the justice Of the l. quite another mat
ter.
IL 10, however. not much to he wondered at Yes.
teitiay nost notorious counterfeiter was taken be-
lore Tue United States commissioners Court, with
$1,000 Of counterfeit bills on his person. aud he was
only asked TO "1lnl bail Tor SO 000, bat General
Ryan, who had only committed an apparently TIL
lDng offence when compared with the other was
politely asked at the same court to furnish bail Ia
''the amount OF S2J.0Oo.'
Moreover, the accredited Mexican Consul here an
proved OF tile sailing Of the Florida for Vera Cruz
and ~ therefore seems extremely strange that the
ship should oe detained, or, what is more truthful
seized, after her manifest had been properly exc
cuted and The sanction OF TIE Consul 0r her port O
destination given.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
TIE ARROWS NEw CLUB nCUsE.
Tho Jolly AriOns 70 Have n Jolly Home Of
Their Own-Descripti0n Of Their New Club
House ON st. Marks Place.

AIOuDc On 1ts NhuFA'e GkAce.
For aoout two weeks large gangs OF workinrmen
have been constantly employed to make the required
changes and additions to the houses Nos 10 and
21 st. Marks place, which have been bought by The
Aron Vocal Society for a club house, meeting and
concert hail. This fact has already been made public
and also what was then designed to be the plans for
The Ari0n's new local habtati0n. But as the SUBJ
scriplons became more liberal and the fund avail.
able Tor building purposes Increased these original
designs have been completely changed and now the
WORK on land Is to make 1t IA perfectly appointed
ai'u ~ arranged German club house any that exists
ih Urls city, Win but few exceptions.
THE WIDTH OF THE BuII.DlNo
VII pc oz Ieet on ST. Marks place. by a depth
OF liz Feet. with one enance only at The present ko
2l. The basement floor Is being lowered 10 make it
ten feet rom the ceiling. The front part OF the
basement AS feet wide by l6 feet deep, IL set
apart Ior restaurant anu refreshment room
In the rear or this billiard room with two tables
and four bowling alleys Is provided where the
oher portions OF the basement and the whole OF the
sub-ceiar are devoted 10 the kitchen pastry rooms
store rooms, ice houses, DC
THE FIRST FLOOR
Will contain the genlcmen'5 reception room 17k
by 2S'1 feet; cloak and bath room, the vestlbulc
lobby and hall, a committee room i8 by l7l. feet
and back OF this the grand staircase. ON this floor
is also the large dining hail. AZ by "a feet ana IA feet
Nigh 10 which separate stars lead from the Kitchen.
aud III The rear from the billiard room.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR
are the ladies' reception and pariOr and also
cloak ana toilet rooms and sitting room All for the
use OF the lady guests OF the Arlon. Back OF this
extends the concert hail. AZ by "a feet and rs feet
high, with gallery in front connecting with the
third story VI the main building and another In the
rear for the orchestra.
THE THIRD FLOOR
IL subdvided into a card room, 25 by 2s1, feet; a
reading room, 10 by 70 feet; library, bathroom
ana retiring rooms.
THE MANSAND ROOF
contains the apartments for the steward, being
parlOr and TWO bedrooms; also large tanks OF water
and am open garret over the hail. FOR the storage OF
ltght goods. me whole cost ol the ground, the
houses ana tue alterations Is IN the nelghbOrhOod
OF $s0000 ana II Is hoped the building viii be ready
for occupancy by the middle of next November. it
IL the intention OF the AriOn to dedicate this new
chD mouse or theirs to the purposes OF the society
with appropriate festivities the 7th OF December
next the centennial anniversary of the birthday of
beethoven, thus celebrating together the memory Of
Hall
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

ArwArER.-in Brooklyn, on Friday evening, Au-
glst 70. HERBERT BRADLEY, Only sou OF Hurry H.
and Kate NJ Atwaer aged III months.
Funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, al three O'Clock,
iroul No, 376 Grand avenue. Friends OF the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend
BRILL.-At Newark, n. j., JoHs BRILL, aged 20
years.
Tue relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral from nis late residence Richards lane. foot
ol Ferry street, Newark, on Monday afternoon nj
two O'Clock. Interment al fairmount Cemetery
Newark.
EisoN. vile of the tate David Britton of Anan-
dale, Staten Island
Notice OF the funeral in Mondays papers
BYRON.-SuddenlY, on Wednesday, August "a,
JAMES BYRON aged IS years.
The funeral viii take place from his late residence,
NO. 90 Oliver street, this sunday afternoon al Two
O'Clock.
CARDozE-In Paris on Thursday August II,
HENRY CARDozE, formerly OF this city. in the sStn
CoNNERy.-On Thursday. August o. at the resi-
dcnce OF his son, Thomas b. Oonnery. at Washiug
ton, ID. c., after briefness, Or. EDWARD DowNES
CONNEi,Y, in the Goth year oi his age.
Irish papers please CODY.
CgAFr.-At Milton, N. T.. on Thursday, August 25
JAMES ;. CRAFT, aged II years and months.
The funeral Will take place tins Sunday morning,
at ten O'Clock.
DiLLos--On Thursday. August %, at nne O'Clock p.
NJ ANN DILLON, wle OF John DlliOn, Ia the 32u year
OF her age.
The friends OF The family are respectfully invited
80 attend the iuncra this Sunday afternoon at one
O'Clock, from her late residence No. !44 East Ninth
street.
DUNyAK.--on Friday, August 90 EMILE DuNgAE.
youngest child OF Henry ana EnnIle Dunkak aged l
year and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family also the
members OF United Brothers Lodge. $780, Il. and A. NJ.
are respectfully invited 10 attend the lunerai, from
the residence OF her parents, 06f Second avenue,
corner OF tlty-iist Street, this Sunday afternoon
al one O'Clock
DUNLoP--ln Brooklyn, on Saturday. August 81
ELLEN wife o. Thomas U1nlop In the '25tn year o
her age.
Relatives ana friends VT the family 2re respectfuly
invited 10 attendAthe Canersl on YoGday, from ne
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
STREET QuoTArIlls
Hal;.past Five o'ciock y. ".
"g,G MACS" vEsGEayCg.

Another Tenement House TrageLy-Dyiug
from the Effects OF Misunderstanding Into
the Wrong Bed.
Coroner Rollins yesterday morning received In.
formation from DR.. Nichols one OF The surgeons In
charge OF the Centre Street Hospital. that William
Davis, youth of nineteen years, was lying In very
critical condition IN that institution from the effects
or injuries Davis was admitted 10 the hospital
suffering from two incised wounds ana one lacerated
wound ol the head, supposed TO have been inflicted
by hatchct, both ends Of which may have been
used In committing the assault. lr was understood
that on the day OF the DAVIS had attended
picnic. and on returning TO the city spent portion
OF the evening In drinking and card playing with
some OF ms acquaintances in the tenement house No
Bridge street Late at night. the stoty goes Davis
went up stars, ana finding his way INTO the oc-
cupieu by Margaret Dunn, alias big Mag removed
ms clotheS and lay down. subsequently, when
Mag wished tOretirc, she found the intruder IN her
bed anu ordered him to leave Words followed
between them, and ii IL alleged that Mag, finding
hatcEet, USED IL upon his head with tue eject tie
ScllDeu. Sle was promptly arrested for the assault
ana sii IN ne Tombs awaiting the result OF Davis
injuries. Although his skull was not fractured ne
sustained compression of the bran and Dr. Nichols
Is OF tue opinion that Davis can live only a few
hours al most. DAVIS lives at No. 5 Washington
street.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
SUICIDE or An gSgNlWN 6;AN.

An unknown young man. apparently German,
about twcnty-three years OF age. OF dark complex
committed suicide yesterday forenoon fn the
woods near KiDgsland and Van COtt avenues.
GreenpOint, by shooting himself through the head
with pistol. The DOdy va still warm when IL was
iound by TWO c,tZens named Jones and Deyyr
shortly before eleven O'Clock.
The suicide is about five feet seven Inches in
height with black curly hair; was dressed in q
black suit OF clothes, and had on his person when
found silver watch, With gold chain and sleeve
buttons
The following ia copy Of letter addressed 10
Edward schirmer, White Pains New York :,
found In one of his pOcecis
DEAR BPorHFe-This young have known some
time and am satisfied that he VIII suit. have him YOU
w0uld give him So week, board and
winter You viii how works; then you can make
your own arrangements. Your brother, q. UOAG
The body was sent 20 Parkers undertaking estab-
hslimentm Union avenue 10 await identlfcaTiou BY
order of Coroner WhitOhiu.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET.
--- SATURDAY. August 27-6 p. M.
However unsatisfactory to the brokers' whose
livelihood Is q question OF commissions, and how
ever provoking to the few speculative dealers who
not out OF town, 1t is an undeniable fact that
Wall street Is
and that duler day than the one just brought to
close has seldom or never been recorded. Cole.
ridge sketcned q very dull scene when he spoke OF
the ancient mariner whose ship "dle lay as
painted ship upon painted ocean, and somehow
the simile Is suggested 10 the mind as the eve
ranges the vista OF the Long Room ana sees nauoht
but an Idle knot OF brokers within and Iounger or
two outside the railing-like the ancient mariners
snip again-''all devoid or motlonr 10 WAS onlv in
The Gold Room that any animation was visible. and
That In contrast to the causes operating unon the
yrenium-viz., gigantic foreign war and all
lis train OF financial questious-was OF little ac-
count.
GOLD III TO llsh
Before the board q few sales occurred at az high
rate US III, but the average OF the days business
was lle4, until after 1t was discovered that the
European steamers took only s23o.ooO In specie
ana That bonds In London we're S7z4 which occa-
stoned decline 10 110ss. The coin customs re-
ceived at tho Sub-Treasury during The week
amounted to $3,514,950, and the coin disbursements
on account Of interest to s256,9o2 The heavy line
of imports thus indicated Induced u reaction and
god closed strong at 1884, but the final street mar
Aet was tninl attended that the closest quotation
at he end was 1l6s 1165i. The course OF the mar
ket Is shown in the table,
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

lSo; Merchants Exchange, 100; Leather ManuIac
turers'' lS5; Seventh Ward, 40; Commerce, 100;
broadway, 2oo; Ocean. 80; Mercantile 125; Ameri-
can Exchange. ia; Chatham, 1856; Bank OF North
America, 10Y; Irving, 1907 Citizens. $50; East River
ia; Market. 100; Nassau, 1886 Continental 92tl
importers and Traders, 153 Park, 16O Ninth Ma
uona, llo; Tenth National, 12o Oriental, 1885, Bank
ers and Brokers' Association, 102.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAuEs.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


JAMrsoN--DoRSEY.--0 Thursday, August 25 BY
the Rev. Dr BuTcSell, at the Churcl OF the Epipll.
any, JUBH JAMIs0N T. HELEN AUGUSTINE Dorsey
aii Of thus city. No cards.
KENNEDY -MCCOShEE.--0n Thursday morning
August % AT the residence OF the BRIDE by the Very
Rev. William Stars. V. c., JOHN KENNEDY 10 MARY
TERESA MCCosGER, youngest daughter Of the latc
Icter McCosKeT al, oi this city.
NETMAN--EuNK.-,m Thursday, August 25 at the
residence OF the brides parents, 4o7 East SIXty.lrst
street, by the Rev. Dr. hrnss HENRY NEIuAN 10
4tAKY FUNK, al OF this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
DROWNING CASUALTY III H0S1yEg.

Christian Holman aged i've years, was drowned
at the foot of Second street Hoboken, yesterday af-
ternoon. lie WAS playing with a little companion
on tne shore when he slipped into the water. The
body was taken to the rendence Of his parents. at
IA Meadow street. where an Inquest wiil he held 10y
Coroner Crane.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

During the week ending on the 27t inst. Marshal
Hart has granted licenses as foiiows:-Coaches, 10:
expresses. IL; second nand dealers, 1: Junk boats
/; junk shops, l. YenGcrs "a; gunpowder, l; carts
and cartmen, 80; pOrters, A. drivers 3S-tOta l3i.
IoEal amount received l0r unes anI lLcenses. S34s
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
pANCANG ACADEMIES.

CAUSES DANCING ACADEMIES AT
y Masonic Hail. ia East Thirteenth street. Tuesday sep
,ember s. and at 8reyoort Hail. l4 East Fi,y ourh street
Monday, September AZ.
Private essons any hour, day or evening
Cail for circular. Residences ~ East Tenth stree
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
page bonds.

THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports other than dry goods ut the port OF
New York for the week ending August &C. 1870, were
$4,415,2O6.
The following shows the imports on foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
no MI nft tho
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
EXPRESsEs

VlHE NORRIS GENERAL FOREIGN EXPRESS AND
Custom House business, llo Pss street Hanover square,
,ssa6dehei lon Merchaadss luggage. esmpes, &c, for
gardel by every s'eaeey ~ Eafope Havana. TIE dies
SoinA aoo japan L. w. MuRRLs,
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

The total imports at this port Tor the past week
amount to Soo,53l against 81 O7oS2s for the cor
responding week Of last year. The total imports at
New York for the week compare "a rollows:-
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

IN the gold loan market the rate ranged from three
per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
10tOws:--
Gold cleared. eds A1o noo
"o.u ua'anees-...- ..--..-............. l.ll6,623
<ni.cucS pdiahccs-. 1855
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
SALES AT TIE NEW Y9K sTE, sycl,gi:.
Saturday, Ausuat 37-I0.i5 A. NJ.
IL O'Clock M. aud 2.fJ p. w.


$500 Us SIS 81 sn Il4.G $4,000 Us 5-so c. 49, 10
loM0 y 90 c. 81 ,li9 1853 Us Ss lu-ao ps2
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

PARrrtR WANTED OR FOR sALE--AN RsThB.
iished business Tor the manufacture OF presses sni
dies doing good business and inOreasns iaet
inents In tools good for beginners aatsr,r-
hoor, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

G1 An On0 I.OSr.--rHE SUBSCRIBER LEFT on
SI1U.VOV the seat in car attached to train which
left New York at r. NJ Thursday, the 25th inst
Phiadepha: "a Little package in newspaper with rubber
band around It, containing nine bills Of him OF
amounting TO about XiiU tfour hundred
snnd dolars); they will be Of the finder as
notice has been given and duplicates my posses-
son Is hoped ne wiz return them to suitable
ward viii be given and any expenses incurred paid MAR
WIN j. MERCHANT. No. Warren street, n. r., or New
brunswick. M.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

I UMBRELLA AND PARASOb BUSINESS FOR SALE
= The business and good VIII of the lae Charles L. TIA
bite - Lspenard street nearly three unoxprod
Lease must be disposed of quickly to close the
ply misses
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

ITO WIGMAKERS, BARRIERS, AC-FOR SALE CHEAP.
the Goodwill and Fixtures OF place in his besiness:
cheap rent Old established.
d. f. CURI.EY, q New Chambers street
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

TOR SALE-rIE LEASE AND FURNITURE (EEARIY
II new OF ars class sell cystbishcd Boarding. House,
near Fourteenth street and Fifth Address j. box
Ia Herald oace-
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

So5O LESS THAN yAL1E WILL PURCHASE An
mediate Address for interview, GLASS SIGN, Herald Of
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

WILL SELL CHEAP-TIfE OWNER LEAVING ron
w Europe Stock, Fixtures and Good VIII OF first class
Millinery business with Of oher very prota
bio Goods; two windows in store Address O., box io2
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

C.fEA WILL BUY LEASE. STOCK AND FIXTUEKa
DtCO Of stationery and Printing Establishment, ex-
creAs location; doing fine cash ably
rarschance Apply to GEO w. SINNERS & Co, - Cham
areeL.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.

The following Is a detailed report OF the specie
exported from New York during the week ending
August 27, 187o:--
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

yVOR sALE--TaE STOCK AND FIXTURES or A
well established Fancy store, good aparaertr
be sold nmedistey good tor selling. I43 Third
avenue Forty sixth street.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

I OST-ON TUESDAY EVENING, IN GOING FROM
IL Twenty seventh to Twentyurst street, through
avenue, Pass Book, containing of money
notes and two checks endorsed
Co., payment being stopped. The finder retain
money and VIII be further rewarded land questions
asked, they return the papers, &c. to r. f. DONNELLY,
i4y West Twenty fth street.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

L'oR sAliE-AT HALF PRICE, NEW BILLIARD
~ Room, thre" tables; bar all years.
lease of Bersen and tanount Jersey City
Heights. Come and look
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

~ UTTER STAND IN CLINTON MARKET FOR sAr.r-
~ good chnnce. Addreas pKussIAN. Ilerald oalce
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

A BUSINESS CHANCE Al THE FoRDaAM RAIL
H. road depohn old estahlishod Liquor store with dwell
nE ior email family 10 rent y6 uonth Apply this
coDDIsGfoN, 3o6 Bowerv
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

LoR sALE--A COMPLETELY FURNISHED REsrAU-
rsnt with private supper roous, very best location.
close 10 Broad~ay aud Ia the ycry centre cf
tbnatres ia for sale reasosbc price, For particulars
address S. N. p, Herald oace
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

lue european steamers to-day took out Only
S13o,S5o In specie The details iOr the specie move
nent for the week are gwen below.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

L'OR SALE--TiIE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE
Il oi an Ice Cream, Fruit donfectonery Slore; doing
nice business in OF the best locations bridgeport;
rArc chance is offered Adiressbox 7I2 Bridgeport.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

D,EsIRABLE LEASE AMI BUSINESS FOR sAIe
W An ole established irst class Eea,sdrant noas
central location, door OF Broadway cOmpicn
running order wall beat class vi customers Apply ON tho
premises, 90 East rentn atree,.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

The weekly statement OF the associated banks
again shows the dlminution Of resources resulting
from steady loss OF legal reserve. Some effort
has been made 10 decrease the line OF liabilities
ana contraction Of million aod three-quarters
fin loans has taken place the total decrease in de.
posits being over three and half millions The
specie decrease is about million, and the loss OF
legal teuders nearly million four hundred thou
sand dollars. The surplus reserve has been drawn
down over million and halr OF dollars, leaving
The banks now win 3d. a91 1876 over the amount re-
Gnied by law. This statement contrasts with Its
x,lI, iac. c.,sucr f>u,
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

WANTED TO FURNIsH--ON TRIAL. FOR A. TU1 OR
w small steamboat. 50 100 horsc power iarine
safety Boiler guaranteed TO 25 fuel
take less to Ere,
way than the boilers In general No wired
until the performance OF boiler fully equals the
similar boiler be operation the
Grand Opera House Eighth and Twenty third
street, New York.
GERNEa BOILER WORKS. Paterson. MI.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

A -foR SALE. TiE .TocK AND FfxruRes or
"A. fancy Dry Goods store, nicy Gttef i, rent
good ressce for selling Inquire 10 store bS Wssh.o.
ton street, HOpoken, MI. ~ - ''''~
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

A LARGE SIZE hERRIyG SAFE gOR SALE CHEAP
N hso two medium cod siaar safe of Asrrinp,n
Wiidc~s aud Llllie's makes. " '"n' ~
s g. QUIRK u Madam Lam.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

N'OH SALE FIXTURES OF A FIRST CLh SIS BUTCH
vrs shop consisting Of marolc top stan. patent Ice
nse marble top Elsh stand Corn
utensils for the business. Cart. Inquire az No Od
alp
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-23

A stitch In time saves nine, IL the old
proverb. We, therefore, again urge our
city authorizes To make the approach
70 the valve OF the sewer on Fourth
street larger so that workmen may get
at the valve In case their presence there
should at any time be- required. At
present, the valve is opened and shut by
a wrench working on the surface 81 the
street; aud any difficulty in opening OF
shutting that requires considerable force,
Is likely to twis. oil the gas pipe that
runs from the valve u the surface. II
such an accident should happen when
the river is high and the valve open, we
might suffer inundstion.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-23
One IrinI sIInlcr.

To prove that Dooley'- Chemical Yeast
Baking Power il superior In every re-.
sPect To any other ever manifested. It
Is put up In !, 7, and . pound cans,
which contain that quantity Of powder
by actual net wcight, while tue majority
Of Baking Pow Ter, offered, fall short
from one.eighth 10 ono-hnl! ~ what is
rcpreseted ASK your grocer Tor Doolcy's
and you will not be satisfied with any
nther. mh-9l tnWla
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-23

Parties owing state, County hnd Di-.
trict school taxes, must, II they would
save cost, pay them On or before the 2s.h
day Of March, - on that day ! shall
start on my tour through the country
precincts and shall be absen, two week.
Immediately on my return ! shall
commence preparing my delinquent
list.
Persons owing persoGal taxes only,
must pay up Immediately, ~ an com.
PEELED by law To collect them without
delay.
marl4td Lotrs II. MYERS