The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-08 00:00:00

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BE PARTICULAR to address at full length
BENJAAI IN EDGINGTON,
2, Duke-strert; Southwark.
MARQUIES, TENV:, 4nd RICK CLOTIIS.

ICK CLOTHS.—A. large quantity of canvas
t_ma intended for the Crimea hay been made into RICK, CLO
to be sold as second-hand at GEE ‘4,1 LY REDUCED PRICES.
A List fhrwarded by post.— Address in full, Benjamin Edgington,
2, Duke-street, Southwark.

.THE CHANCELLORSVILLE FREEHOLD
GOLD MINING COUPANY. •
The Directors of the Chancellorsville Freehold Gold Mining Com-
Pany, while preparing to lay before the shareholders an elaborate
Report, deem it desirable, as much delay has unavoidably ocen,red,
to put forward a few general facts with reference to their-proceed-
lugs since their la t statement.

The Directors are happy to be able to say that the stability and
permanent success of this undertaking are now placed beyond doubt
ana uncer Wray

Some months have e'a'sed since tha Directors received consider-
consimments of the ore, in consequence of their determination
that its reduction and th extraction of the gold and silver 'it was
known to contain shou,d take place in England, rather than on the
estate itself, away from their more direct control..; Ilepe4ted assays
of the ore thus rc ceived , made by the most eminent analytical che-
mists. at once confirmed the origin;.! report of its value.-
The great (Haien ty with which the Directors had to contend—a
difficulty which is now entirely overcome -arose from the non-
existence of any machinery by which volitive results could be ar-
rive:l at, on a scale sufficiently large to establish an average, and at
a remunerative cost -

They also felt themselves hound to give a trial to various proposi-
tions mine by gent'emem who believed that they possessed the
means of arriving at the desired result.

A reduction of tae ore ham been made upon si quantity so large as
to establish a fair average, with such a yield of gold, and at such a
.cost of reduction, as more than to justify 'all anticipations, and to
Tender the 3IICUSS of the nndertakitur a matter of certainty.
In the mean here, the Directors are making arrangements for the
regular transmission of the ore, sad far its reduction on a scale corn-
menaurate with the extent of the undertaking.
They will be able, in the more full Report they will shortly pub-
lish, to state the exact expenses and the average profit.
The Directors have also the satisfaction to, add that there, will be
no necessity for any increase of: the capital of.tbe Conapany, Which
is quite4sufficient fir the purposes of the undertaking.
]3y order. W. S. TRO CT t:R, Secretary.
No, 1, Great Winchester-street, May 8, 1856. •

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