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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24

An EXPERIMENTAL young lady re-
Gently tried to do up her hair with a
honeycomb to makeit look "sweetly."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24

NEARLY 56,0OO,O 900 passengers were
carried by the Philadelphia street rail-
ways last year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24

SHOULD NORA manageable lady
should not refuse n gentleman until he
has offered himself. 1t makes the gen-
tlcman feel awkward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24

ALEXANDER Il. STEWART, Of New
York, had 81, 537, 595 income last year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24

INCOMES IN TIE MrIILoNAlREs' Dis
Tmcr.-The following men, residing
in the Eighth Collection District of
New York city, says the Sun, have
paid income taxes on over 800, 900 for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24

Wny is n divorce like high-water
mark OH the ~sea-coast? Because It Is
the termination Of the tide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24

THERE are $4,000 Italians and 80, OOO
French residents In New York CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24
POLITICAL.
ELECTION NOTICE.

H1oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON
N The FIRST MONDAY, the nrst day OF MAY,
A. !. 1871, at Yellow Jacket Hose Company no:
2s House, In the First Ward, and a. Lineoia
Hose Company No. SIS House, In inc Seooaa
Ward. OF the Town Of Gold Hill, In the County
of Storey and State Of Nevada. an eiectlon 10.
the following ofncers Of the Town OF Gold h'h
will be held, viz:
THREE TRUSTEES for the First Ward.
TWO TRUSTEES for the Second Ward.
ONE TOWN TREASURER.
Said election win be opened at eight o,cloex
In the morning, and continue until six O'CLOCK
In the afternoon OF the same day.
First Ward.
Inspcctor-W. D. C. Gibson.
Judgcs-W. II. Stone, jacob Fox.
second Ward.
Inspector-John Randall.
Judges-W. II. Gray, L. c. MeAurtric.
Dated, April 18th, 4. D. 1871.
Clerk OF tho Board OF Trustees
al1.td or the Town OF Gold hln.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24

4 NNoUNCE TO THE TRAY ARo
n cling public that they will leave N.S9S.
their Stables In Virginia for Reno EVERY
HOUR, from 10 o'clock A. n. until 10 O'Clock
p. n. with frst-class TEAMS and CAR
RIAGES.
The bcst of time will be made by these Gen.
tlumen, ~ they have change OF stock on the
route. and will do their utmost TO accommodate
and pleasc those who may patr0nizc Them.
Passengers for Reno will Inquire ut MR..
MONEYS STABLE. on D street, or at the
stables Of MCKAY BROS, corner Of Union and
d streets.
Persons coming to Virginia will always nnd
their Teams In readiness at the Depot at Reno,
and can depend upon the FASTEST TIME be.
Ing made into Virginia.
People living in GOLD HILL will be called
for on leaving orders a. our Livery Sta6les:
att MOONEY & MCKAY BROS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24
Births.

HAZELTINE-In Gold Hill, April 24th, to the
wife o. Il. T. llazeltlno, a son.
KEELEY-In Gold Hill. April 23d, to the wife
OF Jainos D.. Kelley, q sou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-24
$4,000 GOLD COIN
A GRAND GIFT CONCERT
WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
Metropolitan Theater, Sacramento,
MAY iST, 1871,
by THE
PIONEERS
Sacramento Library Association,
For Their Joint Benefit and 10 Pay
Their Existing Indebt-
cdness.

DURING THE CONCERT 1917 GIFTS
- will be distributed among Ticket Holders,
amounting to SIS 900 in Gold Coin. as fol-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
CIVILIZING THE INDIAN.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF TIE INDIAN
BOARD WHO ATTENDED THE RED MEMS
COUNCIL At OCKMULGEE.
The Hon. FELix r.. BEuNoT, Chairman Of Hoard Of A'-
dian Commissioners.
SIR: Your Committee, consisting of Robert
Campbcl, John d. Lang, and John V. Farwe appointed
10 attend the Grand Council OF the several tribes In tie
Indian rrOry held under provisions Of acts OF Con
eress beg leave to report That they met the said
Council at Ockmulgee after II had been III session several
days Delegates in attendance from the following
,atiops and tribes CberoKees, MnsEakees, Creeks
(LOctaws Chickssaws, SeIniBOleS, Otlawas, Eastern
shawnees Quapaws senecas wyandottes, Confederaies
Peoras s,cs and Foxes Great aud Little Osages and
Absentee ShswDees
We found that the committee on the permanent organ
igation Of The Territory into an Indian Government sub
feet o the several treaties Of the United States with tie
different Tribes, had made unanimous report IN favor
Of the measure II pleasure 10 sEen 10 the dis
ruSsOpr upun the report, which were cnFlucled WIN
IN unity and ability after which the reports wa5 adopted
nv a note of q tUB. Your Committee wefc Impress
win the great Importance Of this Council as beafi
,o the sxecatOn Of the humane policy m the AdinL-
istrstion in conducting Indian AFFAIR." uniting as IL
does the several civilized tribes ~ amt h co0"rSn
with The Government for the peruaDebl settlement OF
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
IECTrRES. MEETINGS. ETC.

AT the annual meeting Of the Brooklyn He
brew Benevolent Association yesterday the following
officers were elected: s Koch, Presidents y. Hess, Vice
President: /. Israel, Secretary NJ. kurz Treasurer;
= Young. A. Wech.ter and j, Bacre, Executive Com
Iuttce The annual report on the Treasurer shows
Ceipts, $1,000; expenditures, $500.
The Trustees of the Cooper Union have
decided their annual course Of Free Lectures
for the people the first 70 be given Saturday Jan. !,
by Prof T. L. YouInans the "Dynanics of Life"
'Tne course will continue through January, February
March and April, and viii embrace exp0sluOns Of tne
modern dscoyeIe, Of science by Prof Chandler, Sili
man and Others.
An organization named the Cosmopolitan
Conference was formed Yesterday at No 35 East Twenty
seventhst and viii meet every Sunday afternoon at the
of BleeckeTs and theBOwery ltslesd-
ing object 20 discuss plans by which remunelaVe EN-
plOynen can at all times I've obtained by both sexes and
ihe project Of urging the state 10 provide agricultural
ar Mechanical work fOT those desiring II viii he especially
considered. The Trade Unions will he invited o. assist
in the formation O political party TO carry out TINS de-
kJgn.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
LATEST SHIP NEGH.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Anglia Caie Glasgow bee IT, via Moue 1871 mdse
steamship sssrs Martyr Liverpool Dec - Queenstown l'h Vi,
S,easshis iIatra Lawrence Norfolk mise and pas.
Cbiors N. G - iokohams july 22 VIA Perntmbneo Nov
Bari Ocean Gem Griffith. Omo1 July 26 tea
Bark Ellen Stevens, Monntford. hatanzs 20 days, Ug,r
Brig Union lie Brocq, Rio Jsneiro 81 dsvs coffee.
Henry Louise, Potter POr; Prince 10 davs c0i'e
sclr britannia Roy Msysgue1 p r. Il days fruit
sCROoNERS-KIyER AND CotsT~NE
David Curie Boston Mabel Hall, Rocklsul
p. L. Sm.tb. Porsn+, ldia Baker eEhayen
Caroline Bangor John Johnson, Providence
Albert Jameson RoeLlsud. Juha Newell Rocklani.
SlSD-Sanset light n n. W; CLOUDY.
BELOW.
ORE ship 1nkBown anchored outside The Brr
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Dublin ard PennsyIalia Liverpool Caecon,
GLASGOW Hama Bremen Tbee 81 DonCo PERT Bennuda Anad
Galveston SEQ Washington Victor Crescent CITY NeTOreans;
Huntsville Savannah Esnksan Charlestonj Mary
Sanford, Wilmington, n {.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroS Dec JArnved ship Qunsro. from 1acahusno; bark
Hermss from Sescs.e; " Godds Buenos Ayrcs
Jan -Anyed steamships Blackstone from Baup"rei Leopard
Liverpool; 4. T socser from BALTIMORE
FeFT,E.: MoSEoE Va JtAnyed, nrg Msrs Rio for
orlers.
FOREIGN PORT,
LoSDoN Dee o-Ths Anenor Line steamship Columbia NesioI
QuEENrOwS JAN 1.-The stesmsh Batavia and Idaho from New
Yok for Liverpool arrived to-day the our at snj the latter at 1880
o'clock IN
WHAIERS.
The bark Cicero Of New Brqnswe VA a. 81 Meee N@V 20 Win
4g hh, sperm O which had been shipped by shr Alice trper TO-,
Boston.
MEMORANDA
vreAlmfa Subrc Chairman Of the ghhoue Eorl in letter
the Secretary Of the Trrsuy il will be necesssr for Con.
ess 10 authole the permsn.n establishment Of suitable lghi
vessel where the wreck Of te Engh steamer Scotland
e. Hook and that construct SJpO will be required
DISASTERS.
Sch victory from sI for NeWYOr. struck sIes ssmbro on
Dee ~ aad mstel sunk The we're saved II The weather
permits The vessel and cargo mas also he saved
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
OF the 20 miles competedroad has been put in oper
R0VISIONS IN MORTGAGE.

PROVISIONS IN MORTGAGE.
In onerihg These securities to the public IL ia dns
70 tnc company ~ o.y ..: a. the preparation of
their bonds and the mortgage under which they are
issued they have cheerfully adopted every sugges
ton that we have deemed essential TO render them
the most perfect and attractive railroad security on
the market. The mortgage provides that in case Of
default for period of four months in the payment
of interest the bonds shall become due; and it en-
powers the trustees in that event. TO take possession
of the road and all 1ther property covered by tho
mortgage and to use &C sell the for the benefit
of the bondholders. This we deem most important
provision rs it avoids all the delays and dangers of
litigation in case of default.
REGISTRATION.
The Bonds are issued with coupons; but they pro-
vide for registration and re-cOnversiOn into coupon
bonds at the option of the holders Or if any holder
so elect, be may by surrendering the coupons.
vert them into permanent registered bonds.
THE BONDS.
The bonds are payable in twenty-five years from
the st of July, 1869. They are payable in gold coin
of the United States They bear gold interest at the
rate of per cent per annum, payable in York;
lst January and 1st July, free Of Government tax.
HIGH CHARACTER OF THE SECURITY
In view of the S65O0O0O padup capital Of the corr
poration issuing these bonds the importance of tho
road and lis unequaled advantages for profitable
local and through business; its proximity tO the City
of NewYOk, its wise protection from the control Of
stock operators and spectators; the good Iudmenc
and energy displayed by those charged with its pro-
lection and construction; the valuable provisions
contained in the mortgages the right to convert tho
bonds from coupon into registered, and to reconyers
them; the sound currency in which they are payable2
the high rate of interest they bear, and the verg
favorable exhibit presented in the foregoing letter.
in view Of all these assuring facts feel amply war;
ranted in commencing these bonds as one Of tho
safest and most inviting railroad securities ever of-
fered to the public
For sale, or exchanged for Governments and other
current securities, by
GEORGE OPDYKE SS Coz
BANKERS.
NO. Is Iyassau-st., II. Y.
NV York, December 1870. [
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

DO no, .h to inform yoo reader that Wonderful other
remedy Con,umos shen the lung
half -l al diseases whether OF mind body
,,, and leave death TO py for want Of
designed maie b.sful Paradise
which Heaven itself shall he but seho, Zoo have heard enoGxh
Of that hind Of humuggey Bat When tell that Dr. hsse "a
posr,ly Of Csrh the Head
ony that which thousands tef ta will 900 ks
ward for that ApamI giving gmoms and otnr
Information sent free o address Tlls REMEDY is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF THB WORLD
Price 80 sent by mail postpaid receipt Of Hry cents or
four packages for dollars Beware OF oounris end sorthess i'm
that private stamp, which positive gusraBee Of
the outside wrapper Remember that this pnvae
issued by IN. United sai,s Government srp for stamping
and address and the so " L.
Certificate Of Genunh engraved IT, and need not be mistaken
swudled hy ohsrs themselves
Dr. smbe living that bs, the ledge and night
nAnucurs u. genuine Dr. ssg Caisnb Remedy, sSd never
travel 10 sell thi, medicine. nov. PIERCE, NJ. d.,
Iu Seneca st. Buffalo, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

Astor House-SeuatOr Fowler of Tennessee,
nnd the Hon. T. c. Mccormick OF Arizona. - M Ane
marie Uctrl-George Peabody Russell Of Sdlein Mass
s- Clarendon -Leutenant-COmmander M0Irls
l. : y. =- Metropolitan Hotel-E O. Perrin Clerh
of the Court OF Appeals. -== Grand Central Hotel-
The Hon A. r. Cotton Of Iowa. ==-- fnth avenue
H0tci-The Hon. Il. NJ. Boyer Of Pennsy wanna I',; II
T. NcComh OF Delaware, and Bcn Field, thioh, y: l.
-- 81 Nicholas Hotcl-C;en. Hayden, I. :: Al Sen'
~. L. Robinson, Bin ghantOn, " y; Col L M. &luler'
jr Alabama and the Hon. James M scONe NeN-JeIso9
DEPARTURES. 80 ,, -
sehor Roberts the spanish Minister, AMI MI lhoTn tn
ton tNe British Minister left the city Saturday ioI
Washington. - Gen. Louis T. Wigiall Of Texas sapeu
for Buropc on Saturday in the City Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

THE WORTH OF .s25 FOR Sl2 5O-Either
| of Harper's, s.; THE PliRENOL' 'CAL
JOURNAL, 81; Christian Union, S3 raj
New-Yorker, SO; Weekly Tribune, 50; Mar
shalIs Washington, So; Chrome, $5. All for
Si2 so, by s. X. WELLS, 389 Broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
ALDEN FRUIT PRESERVING
COMPANY.

and scientific the water Dsponsd RON ell uts
,,ss.b While reispns bsu freshness favor ans eoo .hsui
jars and at lees than half The other methods
oh<s lz9 Chsnben T. vbsre h inonsncs be sbnnsd
10 regard 70 sale Of State end County RishA
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
p4SSENGERS . 4RRTVED.

FROM GLASGOWln steamship Anglia Jan. IA Fulav sud son
Miss Flint Miss Allen A. H. Keen H. Booroyd and wife o. heef
Miss Graham. Mr. Dewsr, j. Reid.
FRos SIvASNAH-n steamship Verge Jan E NJ Armour, J. ]
Ferris W. J. T. Frank Gould J. NJ Warren snC
wife Miss E. Carkson NJ g. W Herbert q. w. Clea
Goodwin +. NJ Chspnad silnmeyer, C. Fisher and vile an
Is D the steerage
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

ECONOMY SHOULD BE PRACTICED BY EVERY
OSE KxFKSDED PURcHAsINs
BOr-LK JAYNRs EEFEcToR,Sr, TROUBLED
SLIGHT CoUGH HolRESsss SoAs TnRoAr
pgSsg % DOCTORS A COUGa
CossuNPTIOS OF WIND.
TUBES TIE Al SYMPTOMS SORE THROAT
PAIN THROUGH WANT OF ATTENTION
10 BRoScHuS MONTHS suFFEEISo
LIT JAYNE, EEPBc1oRASr IT IS a
STANDARD RKssDr FRorERrIss BERN
rAsrED by THOUSANDS qHKrs
HEALTH Br IT'S usE SOLD By All DarGGis1s.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
HOME NEWS.
TnR MRATnkR
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RRwARKs.-Dec. 81, 1869. thermometer NJ a. in'' SS'
r IN, &5o II p. m, SO. Jan. !, 1870 3O' h', "
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
STATEN ISLAND.


CIIFTON.-It is expected that the North
shore Horse Railroad 10 Port Richmond will cease run
uing in few days.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-The 4th Regiment y. g.,
& Y j. has Just been uniformed at cost Of about
$4,000 ia dark blue trimmed with gold cord They will
appear in the new full dress for the first time on Wash
iIctou's Birthday. The Cunard steamship Company
has he gun improvements AT the foot of Grand-S, the
cos of which will he about 100000. Along the shore
Shed for tie storage Of freight j. To De extended as far
Sus,cx-st, where new covered pier Is TO be erected
This building viii contain OdlceS ana lne>sfOohs,
library and Wsitug-rOOms for seamen.
HoBoKLy.-,The North Hudson County Horse Car Rail
WAY has unCusd route. extending from tuG Terry
here 10 Frar inst. West Hohoken The track where
Tie road formerly diyergcd from HOhokcaNc. 10 FlNe
Corners has De removed, aud all the cars VIII run
upon tiencW route
P,Irr,oS-Tie Board ~ Education has passed d reso-
u uu y which tine regulation that excluded "unclean
pUuil, has been extended and made dppDcabe 10 all
Iuclcau persons cudiug members of the Board
UNION meeting of al the churches VIII lie held every
afternoon this week the Second Presbyterian Church,
0 worship every evening. Conductor Lupton Ot me
Ere RAILWAY WAS presented with an eloquent tulQu0l>e
Tre on saturday, by the commuters his train The
Wyckcn Reformed Church realized from the late Far
enou. o money to liqudate its entire debt
NE,yARI,-stephcn Francisco Of NJ. "A Chambers-st..
went O the river yesterday, cut hole in the ice aud
bcg suegrug cels. Presently ne struck the dead
Ioiy of a man, and bringing II 10 the surface, II was
foud 10 De- that Of IgnatZ HusschmIdt, who committed
sai,ide by drowning last month
yy-BRI-NSwICK.-A citizens ice company has been
f,1ue1l with capital Of 100000 The is TO be OBJ
iaIucd tOIl Cold Spring from which New brunswick il
supplied with water AID viii be so!d at actual cost 10
stOCkApldDrs.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong, Pure, and Rich Blood, Increase Of Flesh ad
Weight Clear Skin and Beautiful Complexion through
DIR. RAILWAYS
ShRSAPhRILLIAU RESOLVEN7'

Every drop ofhe sspsrsn Fesc,pt oomnon eas hough ne
blood other aus and uiees the sm TIE 'F
the biy with and su1no usrs-
Sros Consumption Gsnaullr Disease tee IN the Ihroa hsu.
Tumo Mods IN Gsni, and ether pars Of the .tim so b
Samorop discharges she Ears and be WORT forms Of sin w
eases Ersp,on Sors Scad Head Ring Worn sah m,s
spots Worms 10 the Fsh Tsor Carer
The Womb all weskenng sad Painful pschgs Night s.'.
Iou Of Sperm all OF the Life Principle within ls
curative bge this woBae1 o. Modern Chtm and go eAp -.
- prove person ASH for either OF these forms ~
power them II the patient daily becoming f~ser'
the deompo that continually prcsrrssng
these and repairs the Nth wsen maze %
healthy blood and this the Ssrsspasn Will and does .eGs ,
certain when this remedy Its vsrt oi
diminishing the r H hPe
the paeBt will feel himself grosHg better ana
the food gsss better appetite nproras and ts.s s'e
errssng . ~ ....,
Not dces the srcsi a. ins
remes tho Of Chronic Sou Cons 80
dse.ss bat /, ,se on pcsve Tor kdaey B.S,er v, &
AID Womb disease Gravel Diabetes DropsY, Stopsg o. "ss
tnence Of Urine Bnghts bs-e Abansans and ia 81 tass
there are enetd9s, deposits or hs water hes scrd' mno
ae the vhte Of threads he vaS sb Of
morbid dsrt blcas appearance .ed se< bone aas
-hen there pSrkng burning sesssuos When passing sa ~
0 Smell Of the Bach along tbe Ions
Proe dollar bottle Soki BY pruegsh etef'"te"
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
EOR NICETY, For Certainty, Ior Lase'
THE FLORENCE MACHINE
Is SIRE To PLEASE

THE FLORENCE MACHINE
Is SURE To PLEASE.
No, ory those have H'sd machine but ho'e WHO nave
n, The ,., viii be delighted with FLORENCE The peeeioh OF
Il. Stitch marvellous, and Is be appreciated BY good opefa"'
on other machines. While the inexperienced cannot fail "a s0is wonders
with bi-i,.o simple and easy The create" 'a'V O'
ror. can he done e Jrseaee ss % The 20" Of Inc
operssr
90 Ia MACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE, No.
VI e,7 Broadway Tver'yt tLrst There g.n WI n ~
new bools of the day SoIkf AMI also choice m
ghsh French and Scotch stauonerr -------
HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your inel sa! ion On
send for Circular and ersmine EDWAHpSs
RANGE AND FURNACE. 40 Broadway. sAAL j. horhNn.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

II. y. SoUIRE's, % Fulton-st., New York, IL
reliable WATCHB enc DAsONps, ob'ce JkWkL
ii. and STIRLING SiLvERwABE. Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
GEO. A. PRINCE g. Co.'S
CANS AND NJ Ell ID f. O y =.
NEW STYLES PRICES REDUCED
Address GEO. A. PRINCE Co,
BUFFALO. y. Y, or CHICAGO, Ill
CAvINGs BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE

SAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
securing BY Of e gr-a enas Of life
viz: capital family purpost" provsoa for old
,ge alegey for ones family" some Of the Other advantages Of
iered by the Company
Hs security tho Company have 81 100 for every 81 900
liabilities
Second 1t ia sS profess. 10 he rI Mutual Bocnsmes Com
psny established and conducted pupos and solely for e eplt ben
scrutiny into its snt DVelenn
will prove. consequently,
Third ssOri charge lower than other nuns
psny thu. reap the svsnses Justly due tbm
FOURTH oay forfeited bot paup policy With
div.deD eDds sissned. .fter the 6Tst psymenth repaired
Fb spped educ. The second and ali Subsequent
annual psymenu
sixth No travelling bJ lsis Otoers Of the
raw or merchant narn. or o the live, OF
Seventh. The onoe. Director Of this Company Of
ons reputation known integrity and ability Ihe sscun oi the Tom
psbv . uBdoubted above shorn.
Of other hie Insurance ard ons Of
the moS prominent ooani have given th, Company the
pen tbe Bsmet ouD hs4 Of those insured
Ls,r. srf.us eDeBs With good parties 10 esn'ss.
w T OKlK. hshss,r for Sos.iori. lm Broadway.
ALBERT GATES,
~ DEALER IN FIsE WATCHES, JEWELRf AND
sILvERWARB
l63 Woaiwsy, Upnas
special attention " repairing tu' "Aieb,a
EARTH CLOSET, or COMMODE, So 90 to
II eli wO0DRUrFs lHPR0yLD PATENT Absolutely With
oa oior Simple dar,be sesve ssJ cheap 60 and 80 Il
A. JkAPEk ssie Agent, W CorlsStst ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

Of best e. glsb mske, al greatly reduced prices
DIIMAN x Co. AstOr House Pharmac.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
BrRNErT's COOKING ExrRAcTs are the bes
TOOTHBRTsHES

All kinds of Twine, COrdagc and Paper
Net casA prices WILLARD HAEvK1, so brosi~sy Nes-lorI
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

I" DUSSIAN BRACE SUSPENDERS.
~ "Hsi, Clsh FlasS" stsspsi % sssA sA'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

George II. sheldon, chief clerk in the tire
Marshal's Bureau, was saturday removed ana "m
II De Camp, lately dismissed rom the Custoh-n"uSe'
was appointed in his stead -
Arrests last week, 1885; marriages, Il@
births 33 deaths, licenses granted ll@ taxes re
ccd s?l Gas "a; situations procured at the Clinton
place Free Labor Bureau SOS.
Superintendent Kelso was presented iaSt
Saturday evening, by the meabers cf the de'ecVNe
~orce with handsomely engrossed set OF reso"' ohs'
framed in black walnut and gsH
A handsome silver pitcher end goblet were
presented last evening to the Hen Samuel Is, Lewis
chairman of the Committee Decorations Nlt the lace
Hebrew Fair, by the other members OF the Committee
Richard Firth, age ., Of No. JacksOn-st,
snd John MORSE age H. of No 10 Jackson ST. we're scc
deufaly pushed of the front platform OF crowded ear
OF Ia, Belt line Yesterday, al Fhy nlst ana Madison
ave and the wheels passed over theT legs crushing
them badly.
The body of an uDSnown man, ago about
S was yesterday folnd in the North River of the foot OF
One-hupiredand eurteen1h-s St. The body OF man.
supposed 20 be James lackey, - Shoemaker OF hsseN
COUNTY ,, found floating in the North River yes
ferdaY Pier No. A3.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
JE.Y COCKE g. Co.,

Fiscal Agents Northern PacifciRailroad Co..
IA South Thi' Philadelphia Of Nassau and wast'
SewYos 49, Fifteenth St. wsshns,on C by National Banks
and By , -oser, generally throGghou, tire country.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
WESrCHESTER COUNTY.

Mr. NERNON.-At a meeting of influential
residents on Friday evening. was resolved TO estab-
lifh bank here be known as the First National Bank
of Eastche,ter. The following officers were elected
Cornelius Corsou. President; Mayor stevens NcePres
ideut and Mr.. Murray, Cashier Tho bank will begin
with capal Of S2jOOO0, Of which ii is understood mat
VIM NJ Tweed subscribed s2OOOCO II a. 20 20 into opera
ton as soon as suitable clearinghouse can he fitted up
Wr.rcuFsTrR-Thc Commissioners to arrange for the
construction of an iron bridge Eascheser Greek
ami 20 supcrnteud the work have been Displaced ana
new Commission appointed consisting Of WIN. H. BOVINE
81 Wcstchcster. Andrew Fnlay OF EaStcheseI, ana H.
H. Robertson Of MorriSaua. $4,000 more mas been al
urotratcd to complete the structure. The NeWloIk
members OF the Commission having charge OF Central
Bridge over Harlem River, at the southern terminus OF
.f'cutralave. without consulting their WeschcstcI
County associates recently caused the bridge To bc re-
plank a cost OF $1,000, when responsible men would
have 5000 The nstfuctlon OF the
ron-hridce the Harlem River, for the Harlem
Railroad COMPANY mas been commenced, and the WOiR
- TO be pushed with NigOr.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

EARTH CLOSET, or COMMODE, 80 90 to
IL All WOODRUFFs IHPROyED PATENT. Absolutely With
oat oior Simple da,ble seertiye sbJ cheap 60 sbdssi
A. DIAPER. ssie Agent, W COulsDitst ~ J.