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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-19
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mi

Consolidated Gold and Silver Mi
ming mpany.-AssessmentN No. 3.-Notice
is hereby given that at meeting of the Trus-
trees of the above Company, held at the office
of the Company, in Gold Hill, on the 7th day
of October, A. D. 1863, an assessment (being
No. 81 OF two ($2) dollars per share, on each
and every share of the capital stock Of the
company, was duly levied, and is declared
now due and payable to the Secretary, immc-
diately, in United States gold coin, at the
office of the company in Gold Hill.
By order of the Trustees.
WIN. w. BISHOP, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. 10th, A. d. 1868. Ol2-1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-19

by ORDER OF the BOard OF Trustees.
]. A. APPERSON, Sec'y,
ol2-1m Louisville G. and S. NJ. Co.
Cascade Gold and Silver Mining
Company.-Notice is hereby given that in
accordance with the laws of Nevada Terrific
ry, and bylaws of said Company, there will
be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
November 18th next, at o'clock P. NJ, at
the Office of the company, Gold Hill, so
many shares of the capital stock of the COM
pany standing in the names of the following
persons as will pay the amount due for
assessments levied prior to the first day of
October last, together with costs of sale and
ADVERTISING.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-19
Notice.-The public is hereby cam-

NOtice.-The public is hereby cam-
toned against purchasing or negotiating for
the following certificates of stock in the La
boring Gold and Silver Mining Company, as
the same were sold for assessments at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front of
Harris Sample Rooms, Gold Hill, on the 9Th
day Of October inst, and will not be trans
ferrcd by the Secretary:
No. shares. date.
c. & G. McVicar. Al, AS, 10, Feb. 18th, '63.
NJ Gibert....... s, 60, %, Feb. 23d,
March 23d, '63. :
George Peoples.... 80, 5, Sept. 18th, '62.
C. McVicar ....... 26, 10, Sept. 18th, 'G2.
VIM. Burke....... SO, 3, April 18th, '63.
N. X. LamSon..... So, 6, March p, '63.
w. w. VAN VLEET, Scc'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. 5, 1863. ol2-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-19

Mayfower G. & s. M. Co.--Fomer-
ly the Franklin. AT meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the above named Company, as
sessment of twenty-five cents per share was
levied on each and every share of the capital
stock of said Company, payable Immediately
to the Secretary, at his Office in Gold Hill
Stockholders are requested to come forward,
pay up back assessments, and receive their
stock. They will also call at the office of G..
G. Burnett, and sign Trust Deed of the Com
pany, preparatory to the issuance of Stock.
VIM. NICOLL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. II, l843-l3-lmt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-19
Sun Rise Gold and Silver Mining

Company.-Notice is hereby given that so
many shares of the capital stock of this Com
pany standing in the names of the following
persons as will pay the assessments due there
on, together with the costs of sale and adver-
tiSing, will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, according to the laws of Ne
vada Territory and the bylaws of the com
pany, on Monday, the 18th day of November
next, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, at the office of the
company, in Gold Hill.
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Hawkeye Gold and Silver Mining

Company.-Notice In accordance with the
Bylaws of the Hawkeye Gold and Silver
Mining Co., No. |, the regular annual meet
ing of the Stockholders for the election of a
Board of five Trustees for the ensuing year,
WILL be held on the first Monday in November,
at the office of the Secretary, in Gold Hill.
oljtd S. II. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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Abel and Key CD s. VI. Co.--As-

ADeII ana heY q. q, ;. Vt. CO...As-
sessmcnt Notice.-Notice is hereby given, that
at meeting ofthc Abel & Key &. 4 S. Mining
Company, held at the Office Of the Company
in Gold Hill, Oct Nth, 1868, an assessment
of Fifty Cents per share on each and every
share Of the capital stock of the Company
was levied-which is now declared due, and
payable in United States gold and silver coin,
to the Secretary, at his office in Gold Hill, n.
T. BY order of the Board of Trustees.
ol4-lm*1 WIN. w. BISHOP, Secretary.
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Laborinc Gold and Silver Mining

Company-AsSessment Notice.-A!ta meet
ing Of the Board of Trustees of the Laboring
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held ut
Harris Sample Rooms, Gold Hill, October
nth, 1868, an assessment of one (Sl) dollar
per share was levied, payable to the Secretary
Immediately, at his office in Gold Hill.
w. w. VAN VLE1T, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. ID, 1863. ol6-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-19

Challenge $. VI. CO.--At meeting of
the Trustees of the Challenge Silver Mining
Company, held Oct. 18th, 1863, at their office
in Gold Hill, an assessment (No. ~ of six
dollars ($G) per share, on each and every
share of the capital stock of said Company,
was duly levied, and made payable immcdi-
atcly, in gold coin, to the Secretary, at his
office in Gold Hill. BY order of the Trus-
tees. A. d. BROOKS, Secretary.
October IA, lS63-lm
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Il. CAMPBELL, Sec Y.
Silver City, Oct. u, lS63-l4-lm
st. Lawrence G.. Il S. Mining Co. 80

81. Lawrence u. ~ ,. Mining Co...
Notice is hereby given, that Oh Thursday,
Nov 18th, 1868, at u o'clock, NJ, in front of
the CcmpanyS office, in Silver City, will be
sold to the highest bidder, for cash, so much
of the following named persons Stock in the
above Company, as will pay the amount of
assessments set opposite their respective
names, together with the costs of advertise
ment and sale.
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House Of fsptssentst yes. Of which h. Vas chosen
bpesker. In 1911 he WAS s'ettei rritd States
S'nftor, during the Administrator OF NJ. Monroe.
Mr. Cti,iendeu sttAched hims.lt In the outset q
HI. public lie, - The wlis larry .ai .oon er.me
one dthe . lest eompc,rs " llrniy Cls,, 10 whom
he ws, closely s.t.e.ed. In isl9 lie retired T.
Frankfort, where he practicsd law Until 1'5j.
when he was .gsin sent 90 the United s,sies
bensts. In 1928 lie was nominated by Pcs d'nt
Adams the younger, W the Supreme u nch. but
was ri ctsi :, III. democratic ma ority IN tie
senate, snd Jude tcLrA, Vas splo nist TO hi4
place. ID ring bis intervsl he Wa frequ' nily ent
70 We State L. rstufe. In IS . hswss a's
chosen Y. g. sena,or, whore he remained TIL sal
when lie res gne1 to become Tn ted States Al, Z
ney General, under President HAEgt,oS. lie re-
signed THIS o"lce on Mr. TUBES secession. and
was agar returned T. The 7 : Senate Tor tie res l.
due Of tho term Il Mr.. CIAYwho hhd retire un .
passssc Il y. TsriG I'll. l. Is 8 he WAS e.e t'l
Cover or Of Kentu,ky. II 1850 he was nppc nt.i
A,tornry General ny Nj. FtLLs"Ks, aud On tie
eIpfai III ~ his term 81 office, mas again ret rncd
To the United States ben>ie.
NJ tsIIF~uSS's y lhic lie e,tsnGi over TO-
Rod Of ffy years lie represented his aauSe STATE
IN The h ghsst cspsciues Beside. sefv fr,q Mt
y Ia Tie state L.sissture, he VAS live tunes sen
" ths tinted States BeuA'e, once Goveruut Uf h 4
state, abi al the shce VI L. 4. At rn-N Geae al
IA t~o Cal metz. Al the time % LIS death lie WAS
10, mber ofths Z. b House 81 'pre.etst yes.
Mr. CairTsspss la orsi real Iu,ly, bt vsinly 10
'ne tthe ctmprOfnise wh.,h gps ~ us name. |,
~s- rejected uy n majority u he R.puh'ican Sena
tors, ard parry msdne-s ioiei the eG ria snd
inoc.ei the eouhsss 4 The m.n VITO tfessr th"
desolaNon thu, tie ~ ct Of the CrtoLdsn Com.
prVirise Would enta On o. q country.
Since tho evil war comm IA e., M. CEttrEspHS
has teen faithful 10 ts record of his HE, ant a.
lie n answering la liz aD,k lance T. th- Uhuu.
His Efforts COM ibuted largely awards the ms "a.
| tenan g Of kent.csy III tn Cni =, and as n,-,
counses ave ayer'e mauy u sho lotrure " 1i,l
var trVm tie border states
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DEAT AE ..

pLnOM- on Ju.y q, Of dtur.y ct the hr.ln, Josc
p'ur tnzNb"th, The on.y isl.hi,r % .ne dor sal
The re alive, and iti.nis Of tie tan Is, also the
members OF II Engine Conptuy nre respeci mi, Ia
hcr p.f.nts ga ,norry u. hi, r. s.dayi aCrtuuon
Iuly s-.h. At o'coch. without fgstAer notice. LOO
DuSN ON MONDAY. Jul, 9th. Anre, widow OF
MICS Dunn, Of Couuty WesiIea;h, Ireland sscd
Ne rca.vc. and friends of The tamil, are respect.
fully invited TO atte4d the flucr. N Ncdur.dsv
at, rn. on, Jll ~, a, - oclock, from her late rel
dsncc, cor. Of flsthi and 9Th aver irooklyn ls2
HIGnLA>D-on Mondsy, July ?Ith, At \. ",
rH,p 10 m n" 1' 1' anu '''''H "f'''"' 'o
The lend, and relative. Of the family r'rc T.
anornoon a. sc.oek, from the rc''dsneo Of beg pa
rent, Il Willctt st. loi
horn In Williamsburg, on Monday, July g-,h,
he re .,yc. md fr,,nl' OF thu family ar rr'r'ct
m'tnnr, " To-. o'ro,k. nom ms lat. re ideacr.
Wilson o., without further invitation. lI
u MS On sunday, July Sth, lS63, stephen
III, G'rnd. aIc invited 20 attend hi. funeral, on
Tu'.tsy, at o'cl ca, ilon his Iaie res.deuc', llt
Chart lnst. 'i'
KANE -on SUNDAY noru'nS. July oh, lodi h
K'ns, ns i've OF kos.nAis Q4senr County, lrrsnd.
O.. 4 ~ years
Ia. .>s +, ,S , .r% on Monday from
LNREEY on Monday. July q, Of cholera iufsn-
tuni, Jorps LNSe5 son 4 Patrick And Elizabeth
The fus.rsl vii take place rem tho residence ~
| III pusu>, ~ l.u4so~ 4, on W dne q ~ az moon.
| Juli -, ats o'yu,k TIE Etui' AID acluaiu'aaces
Of tht f'my ARE respectfully Invited a. attend ~
| MOTT TN M1ula, m1tuus, Jly s,th, CArrir.
| \; huL .ou OF CAnrr' % anl VI ~ Il J.. so T. AGED
| !. mon %. aul go uuV-.
Funeral services at lie residence ~ hls par nts,
IA uraT 9Th sy th.a .lut tfT. a. noon, sta
iu,t a. u''ork. Friend, aud e.atlNes sge IL prci
| fully invited 10 atttn! Ia
| O'BRiE> H. BluoklYn, July 10Th, Mar J I'm,
| iuiaLt l.u1h'rt # Daniel snd CaihAriut blen,
| afrd Wl.fhsu' IL dayr.
| rhc r'lative- and tien' are resp ciuly invited
- s'teLI tn neral, TN. tilrdGFI moaning, judy
| sat 10 0'ciocs from the rosdclc. Of her parent
| -, Nyr'ie Az, h-t. Wander { and q rmou' 1v"-
| $50 sJu without further no0;e 81, Lou.s Iaper'
| % eNr- D0yv. -
EOBrErs- on Moutsy, july -, 4 onrc-'ion OF
| ~ .uns,, robert Il 3erts, ~ the s,th year ot hl'
| age.
The relative, anil TREND. OF the f,nlv s-e rcsi-ct
| fully invited 20 attend the fuuuAi, thi- 'fur dlv
a. cruool, Jul .~ ST - op'k, ffoul tht reslpnc,
| OF hls Ia-' ne, go Washington 1t, 100
| TRAYERS On hon4sy, July q, of choers mt,n
| tuu, Cornelius ! ayers, yuuEr, snn OF John bnt
| Br igsl lTa,r ., aged y, ~ sad q days
The friends au' ACQUAINTANCE u ne family ar'
ques'sd {, attend IN" 'tu"GAl, NJ n snA Aitrr
noon. ssh inst ~ O'Clock, from his late residence
l2s Fast I'd 81. ~
| wARD-On SUNDAY afternoon, July %, lSSS IA
ria " AID, daughter Of II nry and CA;haTine wsri
aged year and days.
Tho frcads Of the family are respectfully invited I,
| attend the funeral tn. (ruetda>l Afternoon, gStt
mat at o'elock from the residepco OF her parents
LOS Resde o.. %
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The Death Of Mr., Cr,,teuden.

nv The death Of 'he Hon. "a. IA, CarrrKsnus,
Of krn'aety, sino'' Vie las, survivor Of the pas,
generation Of orators aud statesmen, connected
with The more ps!tny days Of tn. Republic, has
passed away. Mr. Cas- beng III, only historic
name that remains TO Us associated with CLAY.
wEBsrsl, CALHous. JAoksos and thsi, con,,m.
porsrs~ His death sewers . connecting link be.
'~een the past and the present. between ,he North
and ths South, between the opposing interest. OF
shc two sections Of the country, which II WAS N.
otJse, Of his life 70 reconcile, and which never
might have besn parted. II his wise oounsels had
no, bssn rejected By faction.
NJ. Criuesdsa wss born In Woodford County
Kentucky, In 1888 Hn father, who YES farmer
died when he wss only few years old, but through
shs energy and watchful care Of bis mother, he re
osivod liberal education. He oommsncsd life .
lawyer, and 5000 attained % much local celeb
ny w y ~ slsSssd, IN lslSs y We ksa,psk,
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The Radicals and the worLins~cs.

TnE Abolition journals stll sndeavor To fassen
,he oeium OF the late riots upon tho W ortingm,n
~ the city and In addition 70 their csrnor. other
yrirs ipdustrously circulate h.Idbills for the
saue purpose These ISLANDERS upon the Working
MN Il tits city unjusa.ble, and not warrant.
ed nv u Q facts that daily tsnspire before these
bsv ng charge OF the Investigator o: persons sr.
rc't-d Tor melting mob 70 lswless tr'sehcs OF the
public pescs or ths large nunb'r who have been
erected Is rnglesders and sccomplicss In the
riots tho grea, mSjority werc thisvss aud rif-
fsu,, who bad no honest means Of live ihood.
VILE u may be true that one or two misguided
u,'ohsnics we're found among the rsbbls (: II Ia
owing 10 their having becn forced 70 become u.
gill NJ p,r,iclpsnts In tcenes their better dsmsns
1oLi, mu.d
Wa protest against charging the responsi, ity Of
ns riots upcn the work ngmsn Of our city, know
ms thu, as tody they arc psseesole and law.
.',dns snd We Challenge tbe radical Journals Of
rcour,rv to prove the contrary. In the name Of
d.uncy gcutlrmen. cease villifying the toiling mil.
..L - whose labor tho great wealth Of this city il
AZ col N those radicals who insist that the
T. ds' Gnloas aud self protective associations OF
,,vrkngnen, srs bot diss used nurseries Of future
rioters 81 bu, the d,csncy of common men, they
would recall their foul ISLANDERS, and refuse ~ Ill
their columns with articles calculated TO wound the
0eus bilites Of o large number Of their fellow
dizsns, who have ~ great ~ interest In promoting
law aud order, - the wealthiest oysl lssguer" in
In
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IT,. csp'urc OF MoroAr the noted guerrilla chief.
tain, is all the more grateful because It WAS unsI.
y ctcd. the public having learned by bitter e,pe-
renee g. psc, but little reliance On tie "tag. Jug
soUc, that Had 50 much favor under the pres
c n,pr,hip 10 shows that tho government can
sonnet mes accomplish what 1t promises and wha,
/. expected Of H. and this result will 60 far towards
c,iHrmiug the god opinions OF the administration
that have boon gaining ground since ,he capture Of
yctsburg and Port Hudson.
MonGAs In entering upon his raid seemed TO
Lave calculated onlhsvns an easy ,ime OF it: and
evidently expected that he and his free. hooters
could ridc pleasantly through Indiana and Ohio,
without encountshug much " any opposition.
How gricvously he has been dissppoint,d the
~, oris show. 30 FIR from hnding the syupati y
TINT he expected IL the so-csed eopperhesi State
# IL ians, the fa;s prove that in tire, days siter
he nr.t set f,ot the soil. sixty THOUSAND men
enrolled sh,ir names ass volunteer militia and
III Grtyei. hi hours, forty thousand armed hooscrs
wrs on h . track. Chased out Of Indiana into Ohio
-.long . route Of Ave OF SIX hundred mlcs-hs
was driven back from the Ohio river which he
yainy attempted 70 cross, and Al last surrendered
WE his entire gang 70 Colonel snAoKLKroHp,. who
had tracked him with uncsssns psrtnseiiy from
Sc commencement
TINS will probably DO She lan q the rebel raidi
into he tree states. The different results Na, ~
'eadsd TIE uH'on raids Of GHIrssos, SNOWMAN
AMI othsr., show she contrast between ths sparssy
settled slave states and the dsnsely populated hs,
states. In the former. but little opposition WAS en-
c"un'ered by the Union troops IN the latter, th,
rebels fund Their snsmlss increase ~ every step
A
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A. large and enthusiastic mseting he'd H. St
Louis en- wedIssdsy night, ~ rsu TIE CoDyen-
ton Ordinance OF Emsnc patton IN Missouri u
letter was read from Attorney General HATES,
containing the following plea fr hims,lf aid Ne
administration
Individuals may object with whatever ,h,w ~
reasonl to particular measures oi the Nj onAl and
state uovernm.nts But Is u " zee l. quarrel about
such que-tions nov' IL Il patriotic To vase our
energies aud DESTROY our power for good at = Ip-
ment when the Constitution 10 In danger and our
very uational " 10 ~ st.ks' l. l,y,l In men
pr, fessing lUysty TO wrangls and destroy eAcl
ether In bout,ss guarrels upon minor e'Iiuus 90
poLcy and prudence for no goo1 10 Any 1Ar bat
she common enemy Iih ns n,t A'sueh Htu|e
as this II Is not meet COR every nice ofense 10 bear
It's own comment L-t us, then, h.-I lator VITA
united heart and hand Tor the resIof alton ri iae
Governmen' Of the Nation aud tss state. " su
that Is done-wher order AMI ptAte'ai Isbr awe
returned 20 b es us-when lu.t.ue one mu'e q W.
III the even ehAnusls Of he .aw-tLen Vie pc Ilr
VIII have angle oppur'uIiiy ana COW MEN,
means quietly ~ settle Al ii'tutbing q1su us
Of policy scc rdng ic NeI del torsts VII.
To oppose ths G0vsrnmenm now, 10 70 oppdsrt be
| country ttl', fortey are our Oily Representatives
OF the Nation Ano sic Stats. T. dcstr,y lhem 10 sc
| rush hsadlong mic suarehy. and : degrade and
weaken Them 10 10 gys cid and con.frt " re gnr'
nv Such opposiIion now under al tht p'r ] 1ui
| circumstances whien SUR und We, ssers 10 me- IA
uous 10 character aud r,voiuNon5ry a. tenuny
and III could be successful -~hici, Ihsns Goa 1
canno,--it would, IN al prooAhi ~, cad to o rev
| olution bioodier than any We nave VET feoa.
| Even thu peilou, crsls cannot ~uuly suppress
the perm clous spirit OF party Dor tam the re kes
| passion OF polite smbiN u. sm persusied tina
| large portion OF the oppost on ~ piruyu az meas
| urss Of both the Goverune ITS and more than aaI
the denunetations aea,nst the President and IN
Gosrnor, spy,ng from an eager de.'re and
| pTeconesvtsd plan 20 organize orties NH pitl
I" ~ senr's PTvsdeUt'a, 1ses0D, Ti@s WI
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show whtt or am riyht or wrong In ms sutrni'e
The rre.tt the seems go ne tie IA, ~ fJrt nate
'ort ~ tito e 4 stu-tins aye stH = ga nS
oval tulu he II ic e var n,s lust .Irn'I--'i
tory las orowu,d our sruy IN til over Siss ~iP-
-. The ~ At fiver II oprn, AID nos T. cOmt1,tce
vi 4 ast'e ~ IL, siet-tl the gu I, and oil u
VS. 81 feel he tranqu i1iug aud ily gorstIs ef.c
o. Ne g.'Hts htcvrncat
y, u't - the GOyernrnents have conn i't'd
.ro sri fniaake.. Il would - fnr4c 6 y II
were upt ~. sui, at VI. Lot Ird - ii a = D. &
cen u-r.. n'r he drawn me- p go - Us dl.~' p.
olsop OBJ. q, u.til r., tae al.t. eI t''.r -
~'r, Then. w'c' Oui q ( 49, u pea" o''-
eysrys ic u our terra o., att WE n.yc r,t rI'd
t'oI' . .stuf'i i.. dc, ui y. I-h' AIT az '., .
tO-'st di''rr'n AmYnk IN f"1ile may Id -N'Iy
s,t.,. 80 q. ira g4u fu'tLII 4 g. tIusit "a.
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TRADE! NOTICES.

New York CarYrrs' Association. -Nlnss
moctug on Tuepd,y the 18th Of July, At oclNcs in
ih- '.enirg, az No. 29l 20 asiy tS'eubcn II ",
pm attend nee IL r'au.rt,d. NJ. SIMON, Preat. ".
GElt~lNGl X. Src'v. .'a
P,a-irttr- IN. 4. =. -ocict, wal hn,d
nj, weekly mect,nf At their Hall, cor sd ~ aud tn
ave. on Tur.itv evening, July 18th, at : l'ciork
BAR HOLtNEW Brown, rree,agnt. THOMAS
HDl I.AltAS, Rec. SC 81
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY %, 1863.


The French we're not long 10 throwing on She
thinIy disguised mack that yelled their real intsn-
,en,ons 10 MEXICO. The Council Of Eotsb.es wore
selected 90 judicousy By Gen. Possr, ,hA. they .,
once adopted the policy iutimssed BY the Paris or
gsn' Of LOUIS NAPoLsoE on receipt Of the newA Of
The is Of Pueblo, and changed We TORN Of govern.
uem IN Mexico.
Tue Council selected me Imperial form o. sov.
erntntnt. aud chose The Arch. duke MAxinrLLiAS OF
a 'uis. A. Emperor Of Mexico; and Ia case q his
r'i"ouoi Of the throne. implored the French Emps-
- 20 "l, person In whom he had confidence 70
49, y, the throne. servin,y surely caasos reach
.v er depth than This.
I Atohduks FrnptSAsD MAxrsILLrAs JosrrH,
g, rhom Nis doubtful honor is conferred, 10
lto,h'r Of The Emperor Of Aus,ris. lie WAS torn
Juy G,h. 1882, aud 10 consequently thirty zone years
~ ai.. lie has for some time governed Austrian
81. snd lis experience Al Venice will 10 esIe-
'i'', rtlusbIs on Tho throne Of tLs MosrE1uxAs.
a. Is By M rnesns probable that he viii iorego
% a"snd luI,x yofsn Austrian Arehduehy. aud
- ,uI,n vcero .iy, for tho prscsrious position OF
g., ~ American Empire by the grace Of Bora
".TtE TIE sop il merely thrown Out 10 concillsso
ct r,pean monarc's and the real Emperor Of
n','o 10 still to he nom mated. Probsblyb be vii
lc mcn.ber 4 The BorArAnr f.uily-Phnes Ma
r''roS, p.rhsps, who recently visited ,hi1 country
rhe .uhvs son u thu Mexican Government by
I"ts NAPOLEON Ia not his FIRST attempt TO strike
l. wa republic, aud will not be his last u the
4 ted States DO MOI resist his schemes. lie only
=, Tor MEXICO what he has ccornplishet In
Fr'ncs, and what lie will attempt 10 the United
States More than enc King will be installed in
Sorih Anne RIGA, unles, the citizens Of the United
s'.tes initrte the courage aud wisdom 81 Che
foni det= ,fthe Rep Iuie, aud present. combined
f-ort pgii Al domestic sitors and foreign enemies.
O'trss tbs In but ITO beginning Of many evils
LpYu TIA e, ntnent.
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q nancini Reports, MARKETS.. &c.

Ven York, Monday, J,dy 27,6 J. Nh" wcck
op'n' with incrcafei activiiy aud 'p'cr'n. W -
ei'en"ft m tie s'ock rneftc', ~icn cont nr ua'H
ate this afternoon. waen iul 'uccced 4. Ire mar
bet closed 70 idy. Prices r'ncral'y higher. TO" NJ
menu ro'ei strong. Ths Ia. ues- Ia money today
was s'r.f.ly Il ne AZ b pef cent. Tho co-.rr pic'
Of yol VS. "; Yer con-. AMI the fs;l Of ,Ichaus"
li0 . 7 cpL..
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EN<'a alassDNS.

LNSHiNG BANKS - STEAMER MARY.
1 LNNu, lr,vc, Peek sim At A NJ: Wet goth
al I've, 4, .: pi !, Norh RIVER al =. 81, dai's
exert - uldsys rae, b,cts Au,.c, kslic4hn uts
liat an .iu-e On board. -,S
LNNulNG liANhS AilOf-lO Uul SEA
i bass caught d. l. on .tsafne, STATES ISLAND
Els, cav. |. -. Phillips, ie wing every da. uNcrpt
saturday, south ilTh 1t, Williamson gh, nj \. NJ I;
PecA ; pa goth -, y. At ; Sp.us -. \. H.
At y pies 4, loot ~ rs .tat9. RoIgeshlncnN and
la. FUN shed On board, aih
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

The Duugprron Volunteers Of -.
.,s cirl meeting Of 'he ah1ve Company vii he h on
TIM, Tuesday, evening. i y 9Th u Millimtn- ~ !,
cor 2ith st and u Ave. at O'Clock pi, Crrly. All
.nih iu'-isd to Att nd, ~ bur nes- Of ma
ttNnr.. iran acted ~ ord"- 4 PM klCk
fNGI.lSii, Captain. THOMAS LN NAN, Src'V -
NOiicc ~ hereby given that tnr I.ic' t'vu
for Trustee. oi Mriul1ouP''r Lad Company. sd,or-
tired 20 TAX" pl,c. 10 ", 30 p.n,d until TIE .day
Auy I iSd.i, he;~r'u tn hour 4 u and l.. ~ -
the ONCE o.. The Cop,pAny, ~ Duane =. lAMfs Il.
HITCHCOCK, Sec. Sew lO-k,Juiy %, 1903. "lZ