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THIS DAY:
TINE TRIBUNE for 1861
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Now READY rnr
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CosTssTs:
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VNIIE LOVES AND HER0INES OF THE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
11nlhieal Noticfs.

To the Electors of the
SIXTEENTH AND TWENTIETH WARDS.
While returning my wsrnest acknowledgements to the
many personal and political friends who have rendered
their support position Of Justice Of h With Judicial
District and i honest they earnest and
generous in the should become candidate for the
Office must nevertheless under present circumstance decline
10 permit sancon the Of in connection there
with. WILLIAM ;. DAFlSON
NevrYork Dec. /, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-29

TRoBABLH YIELD OF THB WAsHoE MINES
The Alta California states that scientific German
miner has been to the Washoe silver mines and
made estimate that the probable production Of the
veins already opened will not be less than $40 100000
during the present year. This promise may prove
falacious, and only the grossest folly could blindly
believe after the bitter disappontments of previous
years. But still, we know that Washoe-which has
now by common usage become the comprehensive
name for all the argentiferous region Of Western
Utahhas large veins Of silver ore richer than any
other silver in the world-richer in silver and
richer in gold The ore pays $4,000 Of silver to the
ton, and the silver contains $4,000 Of gold TO the
ton. During the month Of January last, $4,000
ounces OF two and five twelhhs tons-at $4,000
troy ounces to n ton-of Washoe silver were de-
posted at the Mint, aud these two tons contained
$l2.2l3 Of gold