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, 1860-09-13

HOUSE AND LIGHTHOUSE
cs..te ASD LoT:;- adtestser u eestrous Of ra,
two ~ Aaa ortT Or htty 'ret Of Gztund ~san
I'D y =, VI p1 E.tt ash ra.t
" payment OF asna11 encumbEaree &c Acre,, EoI nen
ssIx o2aton af property and where party ca te stey
, 1860-09-13

HoRsE Snow IN JASrsviLLr.-At the Fair
held a. Janesvil|e last we.k. tic Chicago hor:e
Ch:eftciu won the three principal pr:z:s. The
two hundred dollar prize was Won by lin, beat
ins Wabash Chief and Belle Of Chicago; time
.:42. 9:42. He wes likewise winner Of tie
double team rnce end The tandem prz:. There
was heary rain during The wc:k, which n,sde
tie track very muddy.
, 1860-09-13

GQ00 OR $1,000 WANTED for
NOONtN5 three or 6ve years fer vhIch .ecr.1tv m
U9lee Box $3.50. sA .sIs.7, sss
, 1860-09-13

BRIAN HAAt--This truly dne Hall will Be
opened en- Monday e1enins next By grand H.
ssrumenta aad vocal concert. 4 Dedfcatorv
Poem By Benjamin F. Taylor will .!,o b.
read.
, 1860-09-13

The und-ixned having tat en- The bav p--,1,r r.4,.
Ishmeat fermsry occupied By j. NcCs fiery, s.eps5ed
20 t4MAa limited quaott. Ct eaolcs a1y for iht in
qaes:td 70 call before puseha inf else ~de'e.
ke'4AtM JOIN EIDRn7H
, 1860-09-13

- A N O WArTED-A good
secondhand i..no wauted, for which css, VII b.
paid Any one having goal Ira to tAp.xe n 1t low
rate may adtrets y. H., Post C1:: Lax 1000.
xtlSttt
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

fafai stiupiug tooA prac- HOseI r. .o-s.ss.z
ton kept by smulatto woman named Prcscilia
Jones, on Mill Street, Grass Valley, on Friday
night last The particulars are furnished us
nearly as follows: A white man MINED Charles
Nichols had been living with the mulatto wo-
man for some time. Learning that negro
named Jake Lawrence was with his woman. he
got drunk and went homo. Finding the door
locked. he crawled in through window. Meet
ing with the darkey scuffle ensucd and the
negro was stabbed three times mortally. The
wounded m,n died on the following day Mich
OILS was brought before Justice Richardson and
the testimony adduced being mostly that of ne
groes, was discharged. 1t seems that number
of white citizens were subp Denied to appear rs
witnesses who absented themselves when required
at the examination. The Justice inquired if the
prosecuting conusel wished attachments for the
Witnesses to Which it was replied that If the
people of Grass Valley cared not to see felony
punished after being subpoenied no attachment
would be asked. So the prisoner was set at lib
erty
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

WAGos Roam TO WAsuoE.-We learn that
rrteh of means have become enthusiastically in
tefss.sd in the construction of the proposed road
to Washoe via. the Henness Pass. More than
enough has already been subscribed to meet the
estimates of would-be contractors. Definite
action will be taken by the stock holders in q
meeting at the Office Of Meredith Hill, to-
morrow night, to commence the work. 1t is
thought best to put the whole road under con-
tract Immediately, which will probably be
done.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

From Iash1lgton.-Lovejoy, of Illinois,
asked leave to introduce a resolution to
appoint committee FOR inquiring whether
legislation is necessary to securie rights
to northern men Wishing Southern States.
She Senate Caucus Democratic Commit
tee have accepted the Davis Resolutions,
with a change, to the effect that when the
Territorial Legislature and judiciary are
incapable ofprotc:ing slave property under
the Dred Scott Decision, Congress must
provide remedy.
ADvERTIsIyG.-"I have always consid-
cred advertising, literally and long, to be
the great medium of success in business
and the prelude to wealth. And | have
made it an invariable rule, too, to adver-
tise in the dullest times, q long experience
having taught me that money thus spent
is well laid dut=-as my keeping my busi-
ness continually before the public, has Sc
cured me many sales that l otherwise
wsuld have lost. Stephen Grard.
Whatever success have had in busi-
ness owe mainly to continuous advertis-
ing and deem it good policy to adver-
tise long in the same papers. From a close
observation, | am july convinced that it is
impossible TO make much headwav in any
branch of commerce without the facilities
which thu press aions can give. e."-JacoJ
Ridgsray
There are hundreds in this county wait
ing for the roads TO become passable, when
they design going to the Washoe country
We suggest that they all meet ut Huinbug
on the first day of April Ind 60 over TO-
gether.
B0-The Overland mail eonpany by the
Southern route have placed Concord coach
es OH the road between San Jose and Los
Angeles, in lieu of wagons heretofore used.
The National Union Club of New York
publish an address, nominating John Minor
Bolts for President and Thomas Corwin
for Vice President.
Geo. Wilkes has gone to England to re-
port the Derby races and fight between
Sayers and Heenan.
Kossuth has suddenly disappeared from
Hungary
Not. Trae for the BEST of Reasons
Some of the Southern papers are re-
porting touching story about a neg
lected daughter of Mrs. Lydia Maria
Child. The story is bogus, as Mrs.
Ca;ld has never had daughter or a
son. She wrote tho Mothers Book" !"
but nSser was a mother is the au-
thor of "1'he Family Nurse.' but new
or had a family.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

."Come here. you young scamp, and
get sound spanking" Scholar
"You haint got no right to spank me,
and the copy you Just set sez so."-
Tcacher-"I should like to hear you
read that copy" Scholar" You
shall. [Reads.I Let all the ends
thou aimest at be thy country's, and
SO forth. and when you are spankin'
me, you amt aiming at no such end"
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

yE- We have been shown copy of a bill
proposed to be introduced into the Legislature,
20 allow Counties to loan their credit to assist in
the construction of railroads passing through
their territories.
In favor of railroads all the time. while our
present convictions remain we shall oppose that
bin, as bill or a law. The interests of the
counties are not sufficiently guarded therein.
The utmost care is required 10 constructing r
law for this purpose.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

A traveller writes /: ave started
from little town in the vicinity of
Holstine. / would not undertake to
spell or pronounce the name but if
you will take Tzschuken and Kion-
oged. and mix them up with 0mpom-
panoshe, Scotch snuff and Passama-
quoddy. and pronounce the whole
backward with a sneeze. you will
then get within just aboht six miles of
Il ii
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
IMPORTANT
To the Deaf and Dumb!!
DIR. PILKINGTON.

Late Proprietor of the Institution for the
Deaf. st, Louis, Mo-. and Chicago, III,
HAS ARRIVED, ana may be consulted at the cor
IL ner Of Montgomery and California streets CEx-
press building. up stairs,) San Francisco Early
attention is desired;
DEAFNESS. DIZZINESS, EAR ACHE. ca.
TARRH, NOISE IN THE HEAD and all discharges
from the Ear. Mouth or Nostrils, entirely removed.
A number Of years close attention 10 the diseases
OF the Ear has enabled him to make many improve
mehfs in all that has heretofore been known Of Aur
al medicine and surgery. and to insure auch . Dc
gree ef SUGGEST as seems ainos. ilcrthf1e
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

TRIUMPH OF NEVADA GEsIUs.-It is fact
that nearly all important Improvements
in the way of mining and mining
Implements have had their origin in
Nevada. We have another triumph Of Ne
rada genius to record. Mr.. Q. Rice has in
vented n machine to sew hydraulic hose
which is destined to work revolution in
hose making and reduce the price to great
extent. The machine sewS three parallel
seams half inch apart at once. The san.
is fat, the hose is double, and consequently
the needles pass through three thicknesses
"fheaYy canvas mtcrlapped. The hose pass
es over acylinder to be sewed. The stitch is
a solid and substantial one, and the work
finds great favor with miners who are send
ing orders TO Mr.. Rice. Thirty-six yards
of the hose may be seen at the store of ".
II. Crawford 4 Co. undeE;he JorRxAL Office
We understand from the inventor that he
can make at least twenty yards of such
hose in an hour. The invention may be
seen over the store of Collins Co., Main
Street.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

BENEFIT BALL.-A benefit ball will bo giten
at Temperance Hall, by the young men of Ne
.vnla. on Thursday evening next FOR the benefit
Of the family of Mr.. ". II. Casson. Mr.. Cas-
son received an accidental blow on the head
two years ago which has disabled him. During
his sickness his property has been sold under
mortgage, and his family reduced to distress.--
Dancing from to IL.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
Captais-J: Bence Van Hagan,

Bk.ra rii< woRLD.-Wc l,arn that lawyer
of our city put piece of the ore from the Ne
r.dA silver mines, and looking quite rich, in his
pocket the other day and started for the Court
House. Searching for i. to show it to his fellow
1drocates on his arrival, he was astonished to
End it missing. but two new American half doll
srs in its stcad-the likes of which were hevcr
known to be found in the same place.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

ScHooL ELEcTIoS.--An election Of the Trus-
tees of the School District will be beld at the
public School House, on April 9th, at o'clock
in the afternoon. Is tie election i. really an
important one We trust the parents of children
and friends Of education will be on hand
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

JoHS went up to the silver mines the other
day with the crowd. "But" said he, "what q
hlarsted fool was. 1 loft my h'eys glass at
'omc, and couldn't find any metal to pick hup'
dive see.' John passed on, incrcdulou'ly re-
peating-" Lun 'un streets arc paved with gold ;
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

NEW GooDs.-Without discount splen-
did lot of New Dry Goods can be seen at
tubec & Co's-just arrived from San Fran
cisco and selected with the utmost care and
taste
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

GaAxD JrRr REPoRr.-Tho Grand Jury on
psnneled for the March term, reported last week
report is, that the jail needs fence about it to
guard the windows that no improper commsni-
cation may be had with the prisoners through
tho grating.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

BALL At GRASS EALIEY.--We acknowledge
she reception of pair of tickets With invitation
ta attend Social Ball given by our brother
sticks, Wells ard Farleman, of the National. at
Hsrailton Hall. on April Cd. ,well send one
t'eek representative of the JOURNAL Office with
store clothes on-onc n. least.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

LuxuRIous.-Lampe & Bro. have fitted up a
most luxurious bathing establishment in the rear
of their Barber shop, on Broad Street. Every
thing is complete there, you bet.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

The RusH.-About sixty persons, hearing Of
extensive silver mines being discovered in this
vicinity, came from Dutch Flat to locate claims
Some of them took . Attio silver back with
them.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

PRgcocIrY.-ID the garden of Mr.. Sutton,
between Nevada and Grass Valley, is q peach
tree in bloom, the seed of which was planted
last April. Did you ever?
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

SINCE the discovery Of silver in this vicinity
gold is getting out of fashion. None Of the pros
pccto-s viii own that they have had the color for
some weeks. The contents of their pockets p-e-
seu.s n LIGHTER appearance now.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
Real Estate For Sale!

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, and one House on
i leased lot all on Upper ComIhcrcisl street also
one small House and Lot on Broad street. above Jas
Monroc's Butcher Shop, are offered for Sale. cheap
r cash. Enqfire Of HENRY PLCMER.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

! CtsLzssxEss-A salncn keeper "a Broad
street tried his ristolW ednesday, in the rear Of
sn unoccupied building above the store off. S.
Wall. Somehow bullet FROM it passed through
the rear door, pane Of glass in front. and cross
ing Broad street shvered. smother pane and fell
spent upon the noor of drinking shop. Itis
getting dangerous to Be safe in that locality.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

FAvoRs.--we are under obligations to J. E.
Hanlin, of the Broad Street Book Store, for
rorney's Press, Louisville Journal COsnopoli-
ian Art,;Jourual, ETC., etc.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

Srs PArRIcK's-M MikssSullivan gives grand.
holiday ball at his ball court tonight in honor
of Ireland's patron Saint Tho cour. is of am
blc dimensions and the preparations extensive.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

gza- The Assessors Report gives our County
ninety lone mining canals and thirty two quartz
mills, crustsrs 300, ,oo0 tons of quartz annually
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

RHLIGIors.-Rev Mr.. Bartlett will discourse
at the Brick Church on unday next, at lO4
clock. All are invited to attend.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

NEVADA RIrLf CoNPAsY.-At a mcetir
# this cctrE Eany, held on the l4th inst, Il
GLOWING o3ccrs were unanimously elec
i.
Captais-J Bence Van Hagan,
lst l.ie& nant- Ed. Muller,
End Lieutenant-iI. P. Harrington,
81. Lieutcnant-II. B. Thompson,
Orderly Sergean:-S. ". Boring,
End SergedTit-J. NJ. Lcvey,
Sd Scrgeant-N. T. Brown,
9Th Scrgcant-W. II. Davidson,
lSt Corporal-Niles Searles,
End Corporal-Joe. Roberts,
Sd Corpsral-T. J.Johuson,
4th Cortoral-kepner Carnes.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

WIN II DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whiskcy is received and
after careful examination, ind ii to be Pure
Article, Entirely Free from the Adulter-
eting Ingredients so frequently used,
Yours respectfully, JAMES J. MAPEs,
Analyti Chemist.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
SUM MONS.

SUMMONS.
CTATE of California, County of Nevada, ss.,
- District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial Dist.
rict of said State The People of the state Of Cal
ifornia to Phillip Williams greeting: Yeu here
by summoned to appear and answer to the Complaint
fled againsi yor aad Jesse Owen within ten days
from the service of this writ il served you 10 thi,
County, within twenty days if served on in this
District and ofthis Coaty ard within forty days
If served you in this Stale and Of this District
in action commend cd on the tenth day Of Nortm-
Der 4. d. 1889 in said Court TO obtain decree OF
this Court fer the foreclosure o. to certain mort
cages, one hearing Gate November l9ih, 1854 exc
cuted 6y defendants to Hatfield & Rowland, and the
other of said mort bearing date March Sd 1852
executed by the said defendants to rla!ns and for
the sale of the premises therein, and in said
plant particularly mentioned aud described and the
application of the moies arising from sich sale TO
the payment Of the amount iue on three certain
prnmisory notes. set forth in said complaint. made
and delivered to said plaintiffs by the said defend
ants said notes dated respectively November 10th,
1853 March Sd. 1853 and May 4it. 1859 and thereby
intended 10 be secured the sun of SI55 2J with in
,crest on 800 dollars at the rate of per cent per
rlohtn from the date hereof until paid, and interest
on enc sum of s2l 16, at the rate of 81 per per
i.r5nth from the da.e hereof unt paid, and if any
deficiency shall remain after applying all of said
monies properly applicable thefei6, then that plain
tits may have exeobtibh therefor against the said
defendants also, that said defendants and all and
every person c,aiihing bs, through or under them,
subsequently to the date of psintifs mortgage and
the commencement of this action. may be barred and
forecosd OF all right, claim lien ana equity OF re-
derpTion in to the said mortgaged premises ally
part thereof and for such other further relief
BOTH in the pJ emises may be just and equitable
and for plaintiffs costs of this suit; sra you are
hereby notified that if you fail to answer said
plant herein directed, plaintiffs viii lake judg
ment against you therefor by default together with
all costs of suit and also demand of the Cnrt such
other relief as is prayed tot in plaintiffs said Com
plant.
r 9 In testimony whereof I, JOHN s. LAM
1L.kJ. BERT, Clerk of the District Court, afore
said, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal
of the said Court, at Office. in the city of Nevada
this 2i.h day of December A. D. 1859.
JNO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk
Fer Jos. ROBERTS, Deputy.
Ey order of Hon. David Beden. County Judge, in
and for Nevada County. A true copy
Attest, JNo. s. LAMBERT, Clerk d. c.
Per Jos. RODENTS, Deputy.
7. D. Mcfarland, Atty for Prfs.
Dec. ~. '5e-3n
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

State Assayer's Office. % Sansome St. I
Boston, April lTth, ls5S
WN. IT, DALf New York
Ihavc made chemical analysis Of your Aromatic
Valley Nhiskey, and fnd it aPuRE, FINE FLAVOR
ED RYE wHIsKEY. containing n, injurious matters
Of sa, kind and would recommend it as suitable
for neaics! Srd public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON
Stsse Assaycr
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
17O PRIZES,-vALUE S3. 900,
Tickets $1,OO Each
/ Heary ca led flne Gold Mayic Hunting LEV

Heavy a.ed fns Gold Magic Hunting Lev.
er W9,ch. $500
Cash 100
) Fine Gold Hunting Lever Watch. No 565a4.. .l45
Zinc Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No. 30s5. loo
5 Silver Hunting Lever Watch 'Sickel II ov-
ment," Ruby Jewels, No 303o2- o2---.-------.50 so
Silver Hunting Lever Watch. No. 1875.
Fine Gold Etrusean set Broach G. Ear rings. IS
Single stone Diamond ring 80
9, 10. II, Three Fine God sets, Mosaic, Cameo
and Garnet. each l2a
70 Fine Gold Coral bracelet ot.-.........-......50
l3 Fine EEgii il Revolver Observation-Disclosures sc
Il One Quar:z Seal. .-.45
Is Fine Gold Guard Chain hai1.--.....---.---..-:..s %
Ii Fine Gold hataiaine. ....:,5
II y, Six Bracelets, earh SIG, l5 90 49, ,2lo.9
90 "a Two Gold Pen a;,d Pencil ses. each
so, ~ 40
25, nc, "a Thtee California Buckles, each SIS,
20. Is sA:. .f3
2s One Set Quartz Sleeve Bu:tons ............30
29 TO 81, Three pair Sleeve Buttons, each $40,
-, SO, Two sets Studs each Sls Ii .-----.4.-. 81
"a to 81, Twenty four tioh Bruaches, each $25,
90 20, Is. Is, Is, Is. Is. 20, ls 10, Is, Is, Is
Is. IL, s.e, 10, :, s. s,6, S...... 324
ss TO Thirteen sets Broach & Ear rings,
ca .s42, 22, 20, is, Is, Is, Il, Il, IL. 10, 10.
III 10 ei, Fourteen pairs Gold Ear rings each.
SIS. IA, "a, g. e, 8. g. 8, s. Sc, 6, 9 ....I2l
6 to So fiye gold c-osses each S24, l3. 9S, g. 62
70 e SO, our gold Necklaces each SO, l3,
81. -, Two pairs Gold Arnlots. each Sl4 IL. 26
9s to 9s, Thee Gold Keys, 81, s, 5, 5,-......ls
SO, leo Two California Gold Slides sl4 s.---..2 22
lOl TO III, seventeen Gold Gents Pins, each So
l2 TO- 10. 10, 10, 10, 1910. g. s g. 7, l. 4..I43
III to l29, Twelve Gold rings, S2I, la, l6, l4,
TO- 8. s. 6, S, 6, q. 6...........-.--..- .130
l30 to 10 Forty-onr fine l.ockots. each sls, l6,
II, H. 10, e,S. 8, II, "a, IA, IL, II, 20 II. l2,
IL s. T. ), 6, !, 8, 5, ), g. 6 6. &c, 6. 10. 10,
1875, o---.'-..----......---- -336
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

es-" Ebenezsr" shall hate so,pis room
aext reek.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

Any person who will have an Ambrntype taken val
ued at $500, will receive two tickets, or
any person having Picture worth S.,
so OF SIS, as the case may be- will
receive as many tickets s every
dollar given, which will en-
title any 10 a chance
in the Prizes fer each
ticket he she
may hold.
Persons In the country ordering purchasing
Tickets can re ,eye picture at any time BY calling
at the Gallery.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
49, THE EYES! THE EYES! aA
e. DIR. E. III. PARDEE, 81

oCUhT5T-Afcra blindness of nor
than five years DR.. PARDEE has made himse
thoroughly and scientifically acquainted with all dis
of the Eve sid has been in practice Gig ht
years in San Franciseo with success that cannot
be surpassed IN any part of the United States and
for proof Of thss ewil subsiantiatc by that
have been cured ny him. after having exhausted the
skill of allthe eminent 0culists in the cities of Bos
ton. Philadelphia and New York DIR :. wholly OBJ
jects to the Use of caustic hlue st9ne-keeping the
patient in dark room, dieting, biis.sring cuppng
the btie pill at nleht and salts in the nrning
etc DIR PARDEE has also becn remarkably suc-
cessfui in the treatment Of rheumatism. Neuralgia
ard all the pains ahout the head, and The frccur nj
cslis that he has for his RheumS.ic mixture from
all parts Of this coast with many testimonials, i
positive proof of ITS efcacy and to prevent
ing Inquiries by letter, he will state that i.
can he sent any part Of the coast and each bottle
will be accompanied with full dreetions and receipt
for fnacicnt magical inits effect over pain iugre
ents of -hcb ca. be procured any wheFc-price Sl0
The ARTI fICIAL EYES inserted by DR.. p. have
al the natural movements ofthe real eye and can
not he detected even by close Inspection. address
DIR Z. II. PtRDFE.
San Fra ncisco. California
oFFIcE-cisy street. Plaza Hotel. two doors
above the Plaza. feb2i 6me
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
DALT7S
AROMATIC VALLEY
wHISKEV,
FOR 130lGlNAA USE

II AS now taken that position in the worlds est
nation, which justiies its Proprietor in claim
ing for it
SUPERIORITY UNRIvALLED.
Produced "a it is, b. process only known to the
Manufacturer, AMI extracted from the choices,
grain, which grows no where but in a'favored 10
eali:y in the vsiloy Of the Monongahea and contai
ing dcieterioRs admixturci it has acquired rep
utaiion of perfect parity and intrinsic excellence
based solely Upon its inherent merit which the Pro
prietor does not intend shell ever be forfeited.
Its univasal use by the
MEDICAL PROFESSION,
is most urgently recommended Already has il
foundits way into the principal public and private
Hospitals in the country, and wherever it has been
once used it forthwith becomes necessity. <
The attention OK is called to the certih-
Gates of the following well known Chemists;
have anayzed sample of "Day's Aromatic
Valley whiskcy,' and find it to he the frRE ARTl
Gle of fine favor, and withoU: any deleterious ad
mixture
JAMES R. Chiffon ID.
New York Chemist
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

L.. u OS.T7,
l04 Montgomery street, San Francisco
T,ROM and after the first of March have leased
Il my Assay Office and Gold and Silver Refinery
to Messrs. DUNCAN. SHERMAN & CO., who will
conduct the business of Assaying ard Refining in the
manner and on the terms below stated
Thanking tn friends and the public for the pat
ronaee have received from them, Deg tn subscribe
myself = E. JCSTH.
San Francisco, February is, 1860.
V'uE. UNDERSIGNED having associated them
i selves together for the purpose Of carrying on
the business of Assayiug aad Refining Gold and 81.
yer, will be prep ared and after the first of March
next, to receive deposits for assayng and refining
and to make returns in impaired bars refined bars,
United States coin, at the option of the depositors
The charges will De Is follows
WHFN RETURNS ARE MADE IN UNMARRIED
BARS, quarter Of one per cent, on the value Of
the bars. ,r
WHEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN REFINED
BARS, ten cents per OF. On the gross weight after
melting and one-sixteefith Of per cent on the
vaiue of each bar five thousand dollars on
each bar under five thousand dollars ten cents per
or. on the gloss weight after Eeidns and one eighth
per cant on the value of the bar.
WHEN RETuRNs ar MADE IN UNITED
STATES COIN ten cents per OF. on the gross weight
after melting, ahd oefai Of per cent for coin.
age being four cents per OF fess than the present
charge of the United States Branch Mint here.
SiiVcr contained IN lne tyOfu VIII DC aSSVuutSu
to the depostor in tbs manner and at the rate
tomary at the U. s. Branch Mint.
Impaired bars will be delivered six hours from the
deposit ofthe Cold and Silver il desired
Refined bars or United States coin viii be deliver
ed four days (not including sundsys) after the depos
it of the Gold Silver. viz; teturns Of deposits OF
Monday win be sassasfe on Friday
Tuesday Saturday,
Wednesday MONDAY,
Thursday !. Iuesday.
Friday . WEDNESDAY,
Saturday thursday,
Pcrs ons desirous Of SEEING their Gold or Silver
melted can so; and the assay chips from each de-
pos will be kept sepdrate for three months. at the
disposition Of the dcpostor in order to afford every
facility fol testing the correctness OF the assay.
Assays Of Ores Shd Minerals made.
Gold and Silver. Bars purchased. --s---.-
MR. F. JUSTH will be Assaycr and Refner. and
MR.. ROBERT BURNETT Cashier and General
Superintendent Of our estsblishnnent
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.,
of New York,
feh25 In, and AI.SOP 4 CO