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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-29

THEY SHOULD BE LOOKED AFTER
Our city is becoming dangerously full of
desperadoes from abroad, principally from
Aurora, from which place they have been
driven by the law abiding citizens. We
have been informed that the people there
have formed themselves into vigilance
committee, to protect themselves and sus-
tain the law against these lawless rufians,
whom it is almost impossible to convict
before the courts. The recent escape from
punishment when arrested of men of this
class, who have made our public streets
the arena for bloody trays and murders,
appears to have offered inducements such
as no. other country presents for these
rufians to come among us. It will be
necessary for the law abiding, honest por.
ton Of our citizens to be on their guard
against this food of vilany that threatns
to deluge Them Virginia Bulletin.
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washoe Stock and Exchange Board

VIRGINIA, October 18th, 1863
VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
Allen, IS bid; SIS asked
Brdsall 25 asked.
Bajazett and G Era, 30 asked;
FL Dorado, so bid, 80 asked
Harrison, q L V / 80 asked
Grass Valley, 90 asked .-.
Honduras, 20 asked
Hurst e. Meredith, 65 asked
Insurance, Is asked .'.r
Iowa, 200 asked.
Kenosha, 10 asked ... q
Lafayette, 5 asked.
Lester, 20 asked
Lacross, so asked. .. ..'
Milton, ~ asked. -
Moss, u asked. hssf, .".
Moray, 80 asked.
Ophir, HOO bid, 1900 (buycr 30 days)
Oriental, 6 asked
Osceola, IS asked
Poorman, bid; l40 asked.
Pride of Washoe, Is asked
Perseverance, Il asked
Seneca, IS asked
Sutro, 3 bid; asked. ...
Santa Fe 40 asked.
Sierra Nevada, rs bid
Utah. 100 asked
Union, 800 asked. ~
F'ides, 25 bid asked
Shamrock, 20 asked. u- &
Old Virginia, 400 asked ....
Rodgers lou asked.
GOLD HILL DISTRICT.
Branch Mint, 16 bid, 16 asked; 10 Shs 25 bid, IS
asked, (buyer 20 dayA). sft
Bullion, SO! asked
Baltic, 40 bid57l asked; go bid, 80 asked. ID 3o)
Caledonia Tunnel, 30 bid, so asked
Croesus, 100 bid, LOO asked. ..-..-
Hawk Eye, so asked .st.t-
Hawkeye, No I, 100 asked
Whitehouse, 40 asked. ..rr.-E-
Flying Cloud, 20 asked
Continental, 20 bid. -' 3
South American, IS bid, so asked.
Astor, 40 asked. -,E 8
Leon, so asked
Minerva, 400 bid -'t
Mary Ann, 100 bid, 80 asked
Michigan, 10, SIS bid; IS asked.
North American, &c bid, 10 asked
New Oregon, S bid, 10 asked $500 saiit iff
Uncle Sam, 200 bid, $50 asked. III T%7
Union, 81 bid IL asked. -~s1
Vesuvias, 60 asked. rs -
Yolo, 10 asked. -f q
New York, 10 asked
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San Francisco Stock Report.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29th,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29th, 1863
Two Ophir, 500; Is 3Ods)2 do Sl4s0 (s 80 ds)
25 FL Dorado, SO ID 30ds) IS Norton,75s 5 do
US; 20 do so; 100 Mount Davidson, 8 IS; S
Burning Moscow 275; 5 do 300 ID. 80 d. Ophir
l.46O Is. 30 d. 12 do 1500 ID. 30 d. do 40 o..
30d) Crotchett 60; 20 N. American 60 5 Paris
G. H. AZ 5O;65 Michig so; 25 do 10 IS; 10 do Al 50
80 do 40; 10 do So ID. 30 d. 30 do $3.50 o. 3O); Is
Madison 40 10 Sheba 40; 10 do l47 so; do i5O;
Legal Tenders, 73O75
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Notice.
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF f. R. BARNES, DE-
IL ceased.-Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, the Administrator Of the estate
of E. r. Barnes, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with the ncccs-
sary vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication of this notice, to the said
administrator, at his Office in the town Of
Gold Hill, in the county of Storey, n. T.
Dated at Gold Hill, Oct. 22d, 1868.
oc23law4w S. H. ROBINSON, Admir-,
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Goth of October:
Where Building,

The Augusta ConstitutionaEsst, saws
Holden, the editor of the Raleigh Stand
ard, is sat heart a corrupt Yankee, and
yet he is allowed in our midst to lead a
growing party, and circulate q paper
which is eargly grasped and peruscd by
an armed foe and secret enemy" .sr-'s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-29
N E W A S S A Y OFFICE.

III. w. LASSELLE.
II ATE ASSAYER FOR PALMER &
- DAY, Gold Hill, has opened an Assay
Office in Gold Hill, where he will confne HIM
self strictly to the Assaying of Ores of every
description, and he guarantees, by the entire
absence Of bullion from his furnace, to obtain
true and accurate results.
Office opposite ABB. Paul e. Co.'s
Banking House. -u
For the correctness Of my assays, refer to
the followingmining companies:
A. B. Paul & Co. Doak & Co.,
Hamilton & Co. Irwin & Co.
Douglas & Co. Pioda & Co.
Palmer & Day, etc. etc. T
Fees, 90 90. ...... Oct IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-29

IRoN-cLADs TO BE LAUNoHED.-The fol-
lowing iron-clad vessels of war have been re-
ported to the Navy Department as almost
ready for launching, and will be afoat by the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-29
ASSAY OFFICE
H. II A r r I S,
GOLD HILL, N. T.

THE undersigned, established as Assayer
4 for eight years in California, and for
two years in Nevada Territory, is now at
Gold Hill, where he will attend to any bust
ness entrusted to him with promptness and
dispatch.
GOLD, SILVER, and ORES of every dcscrip-
ton assayed, and returns of Bullion made
within six hours in Bars or Coin at the option
of depositors. ..
For correctness of his assays he refers to
Messrs. Trevor & Colgate. New York.
B. Behrend & Co............
Davidson & Berri.. San Frame
J. Parrot & Co..............
Sather & Co..............-.
Tallant & Co............... .
Reynolds, Refs & Co........
B. F. Hastings & Co.........Sacramcnto.
D. o. Mills & Co............
Rideout & Smith. .Marysyille.
B. F. Hastings & Co......... Virginia city
Maynard & Flood. Gold Hill.
A. B. Paul & Co...........
OLE H. HARRIS,
w A 8 s a q
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F. A. TRITLE. DANIEL ST. c. STEVENS.
TRITLE & STEVENS,
SEARCHERS OF RECORDS.
Conveyancers, Notaries Public, etc.
OFFICE, NO. 4S BsTREET, OVER
BRYAN AND sEELY's.

nANIEL ST. STEVENS, late of sacra-
~ mento, takes this opportunity Of in
forming his friends and the public, that he has
become permanent resident Of Virginia.
and has associated himself with Mr.. f. A.
Tritle as above. Having been exclusively
engaged in the business Of "Seatcher Of Rec
ords" the past a years, he is thoroughly
conversant with this profession in all its
branches, and will guarantee perfect and reli-
able abstracts. Of Title and Incumbrances.
and correct recapitulations thereof, in al
cases when engaged and required.
Virginia, Oct. IL, '63. ole
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NIassillOn G. & =. NJ. Co.-NOtice
is hereby given that in accordance with the laws
of Nevada Territory, and the Bylaws of the
above Company, there will be sold at public auc-
ton on Saturday the 2eth day IF November, 4.
D. 1863, mt one o'clock, p. VI. of sad day, at the
Office of the Secretary, Main street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall, Gold Hill, n. r., so many shares
of the capital stock of said Company standing in
the names of the following parties as may be lie.
cessary TO pay all assessments now due by saia
parties together with costs of advertisement and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-29

SSHELL OYSTERS received every day; CLANS
- once week. Chowder every Saturday.
for Lunch. Gentlemen will not be disappointed
if they call.
p. S.-The Bar is supplied with everything
that Is essential for public use.
ASA L. WAUGAMAN. Proprietor.
TT Oysters supplied to families by the hun
dred o292dplm
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Lost! Lost |!

AOSG! hOSG
CERTIFICATE NO. 13l, OF TWENTY
" five Shares in the Silver Bar Gold and
Silver Mining Company. All parties are
hereby cautioned against negotiating for the
same. oc2l I'm J. B. GAGNON.
N. d. HOWELL, IS. J.BLAcK.. ..J.L. BLACK
HOWELL, BLACK g. CO.,
Fireproof store, running from C to D, on the
north side Of Taylor street, Virginia, Mt,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries,
Provisions,
Grain and Feed Stuff,
Tobacco,
Cigars, etc. etc.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Clothingy Mining Tools,
Shooting, Hardware,
Boots, Powder,
Shoes, Fuse,
Crockcry, Candies,
Oils, Paints.
....ALSO....
Receive Goods on Storage.
And forward the,same to all parts Of the Ter
ritory. OGl2
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Notice.

VXTHEREAS, my wife, SELMA f. COL
" BURN, has left my bed and board with
out any cause or provocaton whatever. here
by forbid any and all persons harboring or trust.
ing her ON my account, rs will pay no bills OF
her contracting. j. L. COLBuKN.
Gold Hill, Oct %, 1e63lw
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Fresh and salt NIea

IA choicest assortment of
Fresh and salt Meats,
Such rs the Fattest Beef Veal, Mutton, Pork,
and Sausages, that can be bought In Guild Hell.
We will sell in quantities to suit orr customers,
and particular attention paid to delivery of the
same
Rendered Tallow for sale in large or small
quantities. [ol2l POPPER e. STRACS.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Pride Of America COmpany.-An
assessment this day levied Of fifty cents per
share, is payable Immediately to the Secretary.
GEO. G. BURNETT Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct Goth, 1868. o2Slm
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PRIZE FIGHTS 1!
AFFAIRS IN KANSAS!

lfE.iDES REMOVAL AGAIN!
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Asa l.. Waugaman's

Ell DORADO SALOON ,
NO. "a C STREET, VIRGINIA.
Opposite Kelly, Mott g. Co..
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THE DAILY NEWS is delivered to
Subscribers at Fifty Cents a week.
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BY TELEGR APH!
DISPATCHES TO THE GOLD HILL NEWS.

San Francisco, Oct. %
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- E1t aafE 20 1880 .7frE.s. ?
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The New York herald., 1863-11-19
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOR AL
usty Troy, the North and West, leave stres
- Anr 10 AMI 10 and 10 70 4. ", aud on sun
fsys st "a Y ". from nrssh STREET rctsts nav be
~. ured OF tire ubce- ~ WFSTCOTTy Expptce
IN Nev fors and Rroosivn. and baggage seefeJ Al the
ioq'" !" a. oss ~ ih- osf aud 20 saTsioss srrinrp
NTw ToRE. HAELsv Asu sLnh9Y aArr pesp--
~ 'ft1frl asft lllc.a Il.ls fcr Ailarr AaJ
n.y. Lg ofit Ani ws'i 'sse r~eatf trit s.est retet
icrE ~ scBIIi. s.re,.,.....
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
SALES kXAUCTION.

AIorCE-sALE or THE EENQsHA, RoCKFoRD
~ asd Rock Island Railroad The rndersigned. Beaja-
ssarns ae he Is, day 4 1Ss issi made By hs KeassS:
Ss % q s & q eS .ns Ss H
s.s +: S:sss .s: s . d
also Of deed Of trust bearing
1r DAY OF March 1862 made BY the kenosha Rockford
Rock Island Railroad Company corporation duly organ
by the consolidation OF the Re nosha Rail
road CON panies and the Rockford Mississippi Railroad
tompany-n execution Of the powers IN and BY be said
public auction the Court House the city OF Rockford
IN the State Of Illinois, the highest bidder for cash.
Thursday the 7th Of January 1854 st 2ooock p NJ
e me ad day. the following described property asa en-
All ard singular the continuous railroad known
as The Kenosba and Rockford Railroad and known as
road estendng from KenOsha in the State Of Wisconsin,
10 Rockford in the slate Of Illinois together with all the
rights OF way oepo stounds railways rails, pridges
fences stations station houses Other buildings and all
the lands heredamens held acquired by either OF
The Kenosha aud Rockford Railroad Companies by the
sad consolidated company IN connection with the said ra
also all he tolls rents issues profits and
other franchises of either OF the said kenosha
and Rockford Raj road Compan or OF said consolidated
company INJECTED with Their said line OF railway from Keno
sha TO Rockford relating ihereIo andaso all locomotives
engines tenders kDd machinery, machine
shops tools and mplement wood aDd property connected
Quoting of appuenant 10 the aforesaid line OF railroad
from Kenosha Rockford The said will not include
lands lots other property OF the said kenosha ana
Rockford Railroad Companies or OF the sald consoi-
tanned for their saId rond roadway from kenosha
20 RoStsoId, or Included IN Their de2os or station
which SAID Kenosha and Rockford Railroad Companies or
sad eonsoldaIeS company may haxe leased or Otherwise
. OtTyIhR 80, 1853
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
CORPORATIoN NOTICES.

ClTY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT. NEW YORK,
sccorisnee with resolution adopted by the Common
Counc and approved by The Mayor the 2h day OF No
G p m os.S s % hereby .o9 1 81 0I ys% ss
Yors CIV ssnd he hltooT ;o ihe nex 'sn ysr without
@ oa y 10 prs.en contract he suecesa baeer 70 pn1
hs es s'G @ s o Ss contract Ss nn
look Tor oomrensaon 10 addition 20 the sums % De paid
tue pe 20 he paid Cor sail emovAl by the owners occu
.%rJvas ne same aud axe Two sue,ies in I've ,heusS5d
sTs each for TIE fahfu performance Of ihe aud Of
sd pf Posss mus, delivered a, me orce Of the City
5sib eay q Soven6er ls O'Clock noon xSieh
time AID place hey vii be opened in he presence Of the
'''''' '' y a. BooLE, cey inspector,
OFFICE OF The STREET COMMISSIONER. NEW
Seose IN sea ID suve one ndorsed with inc TIE q he
w1s ans WIN ne zane o. ne elddsr wren there.n'
is'8ss For Sssias i, F,oa ,res, between Second and
SS Fof asssrs rinh Avenue between For,yfolrh and
Fos sssns Fourh vsnSs between On. Hundred and
Twenty yhih aud One Hundred and Twery-sevenh
Fof dass ns Fiy.Grs, street. between Tenth agd Eleventh
For ssrsins Fifty 1r erect between Eleventh averu.
ard hudson rver ana south SIDE between Broadway and
For cars- gutter and Gag Tvenv.trh street, between
Fof rssasilns and grssans One Hundred sua Twenty.
For r-ru,ang and grading Forty itrd street, between
foT res aiins ana grading Eighty second ,ire. between
Eiehth aud Tenth avenues.
regulating and grading sIiyfourh street, be,wes,
Elrhth avenue and Hudson
regulating and grading curb gutter and fac Eleventh
avenue between Fifteenth snd Twenty siith streets
regulating and grading curb. tag Fifty.
eQht street between second avenue aud Ess, river
For egalAng and grading curb gutter fag seventy
nrs street., between Egtth avenue aud Broadway
regatug and grading curt gutter snd Srty fh
street. between kishth avenue aud Hu dsoo river
for farrnr opposite 20 Nos ll6 i2s and 100 Frankln
street. also Nos 2 q and Vsrick street
Filng auukcn lots 10 weeu One Hundred and Twelfth
and one Hundred and fourteenth streets and First aud
second avenues.
ore Hundred and Twenty hrst and one uudred ard
Twenty second streets
For steam nre engine and tender for Co No ih
For steam Orc engine and teuder for No l.
Ranktfrrs oi proposals. together with The fpechtons
and Hrfeeri he CHAINED this oca dated str,et
Drraf. ueut New York. November n, lsg.
CHARLES q. CoRSKLTh Stree, Commissioner
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
CcRAEroN COAL AT AUCTION.

CcRAEToN COAL AT AUCTION
- OFJlcK DELAWARE, LACKAwANA ASD !
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW YORK, Nov. IL, 1868
This Company wi hold their tenth regular Monthly Auc
don on.W ednesday. November 25 at IL O'Clock M at the
wal offer. by SIMEON DRAPER, AuetiOneer,
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND TONS OF Fresh MINED
SCRANTON COAL,
embracing all the usual deuyerable at Their DEPOT
Eabcihport N j. after The lrst OF December next They
Will repeat such auction sales about the Ntb OF each
month, during the year lSC3
VIII be positive Each put Up win be sold
made for account Of behalf OF the Company.
Fifty per bsnkabe funds 10 he paid at the
time and place OF sale and the balance In like funds on
ceying the order fer the coal which ust be caDedfor with
thereafter the coal taken within ibriy
from the day Cf sale, unless navigation s obstrneed
Buyers WHO wish however, have additional thirty
FOR taking the delivery OF their purchases by maxim
specified Interest at cent per annun vii IN
charged the balance from the time stipulated
for until twenty cents per ton TO cover
The EXPENSE Of stocking the COAL both TO be paid on devery
order.
The conditions of sale VIII Re substantially those
hitherto accepted by all purchasers ny private contract OF
deliverable EacotbIort Tar as applicable The
from the when practicable otherwise from the stock.
These conditions III be modified to meet the wants OF ocean
steamers whose srrival cannot be definitely hzed
which previous have been held heing an
yropated purposes attention called 10 the act
that viii be held at the otce OF The
Company. JOHN bkIsBlN, fTeslueht.
For other Auctfcn Sales see another
part OF the paper.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

NAVAL PRizs MONEY PRIZE MONEY FOR THE
~ following Ncsse ~ being collected and paid
Bankiug And Collection onces Of WALDEN WILLARD,
~ l0tks BIO syu and 7O South Front street. Pha
uelrha R1sfa, hrtNur. Adg~r, Au AlabAma Al
tress AMANDA, W g. Andersen R'ho Braylinrs, rrnok.
lyu. Biuut Beuvills RAnbrdge VIM Bscln Cuyler Cum
bar and =. : Ch.mbers, Canhriige Connecttet Csnan
oacuu Dale De soto, than Allen flag Flambaan Cen
Qf the seas, Gemsbok HawA'ha Hgitrss Harriei Lane
Hr N. itsoa iroqugia. jamestown. keeuone Siatr.
nawha kiarasher hniatinny, Lac.awanna. Monticello
Muhawk. MAGNOLIA. Minnesota Merrcdifa NJ Nassar Mont
eonery Msssschgsetts Memphis Mount Venom, New Lon.
don Northern Llgh, Niagara Norwich. oWAsco. Ottawa
Onnndtla Perry, PeuphscO- Pocahcnt1R OuNkef CIV.
Restless, F0ennk. Roanoke, ssnu@ge ds Cuba, Sisun,
solnrrret senth Carolina. seminole seneca
toita. Honson. SusluchAnna. Sachsu 81 Lous. S.
Knapp snntec ~ iawrrncr SslAmore, star. Tab mn,
ulsfnA Union, Fcio.ia vandaia, Wssshitson. Wal~sh'
Wuer Witch, Wachasctt. &C
IDRIzE NoNEY-rRiZE MoNBY sov READY Az
y ite 1lces % WALDEN WILLARD 10 suuih Front
Vv r.sslen " 81 Water .irsci. char estoNo and ~
,s,ia " gtafy. and Noanhs FOR Sausage ce cuba. ,
w" fo~"icr Magnolia, 'NsgroAA" for "Iisters
lJNtnihpn STATES sAyY-rRizs xoNgY
III usisa, N, alsJ = Ia % - iisi' viii
. L. DO %
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

#FNN h III
aa6o.s atafa, a,s.a .sea (.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Dry GOODS.


"A Madame OLYMPE, her way from Paris New
Orleans with rich choice OF fashionable Goods begs
speculy inform her numerous custoers reading pre-
aers usual delay She has made special
with the Adams Express Company here and
IN New 0eana 20 insure very safe and cheap despatch 70
Char street, New 0rleanA
New YoRK. Nov 10. 1858
and chldrens Fancy rurs 10 be sold rs per
low cost, close the Ladies' will do well call
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere this
10 the only chance you will have of buying of Furs
half their value. Remember the number
tkANKFORDS 8 Fur Emporium.
5So Grand street.
FuAs' ,uns,
FURsi
Ladies' fine MINK and Fancy Fnrs; Fur Caps Col.
lars and Gsuuets; Polar Bear, Hudson Bay Wolf Buea
10 and Fancy Robes Ietaed at wholesale prices at
BURKES, successor 10 Watkins
2i0 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
rOR sALE-A GOOD STAPLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
1866 Broadway agood location for business
SOLOMON HARTa HARTIsapRo.pw.v
AND INTERIOR DECORATORS.
receiving In store by every steamer
SATINs BROCATBLs,
COTELlNES BORDERfD REPS AND DELAlNES,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS al colors and sizes
AND PAPER HANGINGS,
They would call The particular attention OF parties fur
"''A'e Stock OF TIE ABOVE GOODS.
"A''A '' NEW and BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
SOLOMON GART
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
foas kl AcnIIL s.re, ...a..


Assif
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

Ha H.s HaeH 81 p y
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

% WALL STREET.
| NoT'cE.
The updeIsisned, Commissioners selected at meeting
sst for lie pnrpose OF receiving soscrpons 10 the capial
stock q se'isna BANK with caai Of % SooSo Hereby
ss bank VIII be oRs.ed ID on The "a day Of No
sirse SEs s ety. and oSss dur
business hours Of each day anti the let day OF Decem
se
in s may ,Sy G. ssa ST
as at least thirty Der csnium 10 be psid n before he
bank commences business remainder n asamenis
skHssh skEEshS SYePPakkk ePHkks.
sESkx EESihMTk " +. hALi Hbfros
New YoRs Nov O. 1863
NOTICE TO TBs STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
~ York and Harlem Railroad Company.
S
chasm e Four cornes sna compe
The road from thai Place % through M 70 Albany
ing such sonseon 70 Setrsy the expenses ins,den,
Bosd Il precioss have resolved that Il ip
e eaTa az soss 70 So ssen S not ed The
quse vote of the stockholders and to the Increased
a such @
e a. limited by the charter
pa e s nG % soh the S ss %a sna
e9 one ana nry nine thousand nne hundred
The Board q DrecOrs propose that the capital stock be
%eesnS Of sSe s.ocsboder. for the purpose of acting
up9n such resoasion o. the Board Of Directors
smonn aho,ea By se charter and she
se lie s s Of I ss ss a s
Fosrh Tuesday the st day Of December next
For hs paTSose Of ascefsinns the stockholders who
v Se S se 70 snss %seSe ne on me o. s m
OF
'saSs' inst Of SsSSSFsfTT President
WV. 4. ExrKsoN. Secretary,
~ SosscswKAlyn F,sr IssusAscs conrAEy:
Nc WALL s5syfT; piyi5sMD ND YohE' Nov O. 1863
The Board q Directors have day declared dividend
Transfer Books w' Ss eS:sS snsI !h;s sSss
OrTSE SE rHE rAc,rIS NAIL = ,Is sIsAMsls COW
gwen that NE Board Of Dreeols have hi. eclsreas
%ibs9s;say bs:t:s i'A NH ihsoDSkH S ,Jz 81
OrrloE OF THE pysyqvE APP ~! RAIL Rail.
e % S s s
l'Ss Monday day 10 Ss
soi Ct rh New s1s%
DEMIrTANcEs TO ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND
% ana % AZ al ms. b 70 o.
street.
CourHERN BANK NOTES wANTED-vIRGrNIA
y North Carolina South Carolina. Georgia. Alabama
Lousnna ana Tennessee Bank Notes. MANNING DE-
FOREST, Banker and Brokers' 200 Broadway.
To LoAY-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE, IN SUNS
i and iocalires ~ fellows
$500 20 ~ VOp In New Jersey.
$500 $50 0N in Brooklyn.
5000 90 $4,000 IN Weschester
aStp 20 S210Vc IL New York state.
5000 70 l5A0p in New YORK city.
All at the lowest curren, rates
Np-I have n sum Of f@GO which viii only he loaned
extraordinary security. consideration of which
| WARD MCLEAN.
| (Laie Fields Mclean }, 10 Wall street
| VVANTED-A FEW. HUNDRED DOLLARS OF THB
w Receivers CertfCttes q the People, Bank ef Pster
son New Jersey. Apply TO W y. NARSToN, SO Wal st.
yltANTED YNEDIATELy.-&2lO OoD siaool AND $40 900
w wanted for term Of years at per cent. on first
improved properly In This egy with double lhe loan
deuce. No comm ssions allowed.
4. PER CFNT-vOSEY TO LOAN, ON MORTGAGE
U rood city properly Persons indebted for per cent
mortgages which fall due. obtain the
same sums or cent. by addressing Ben
min, IS Wes Forty NTH street.
Il
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

I BOGART. AuCT1oNEEB.-BY s. J. BOGART,
81. boarding Furnifurcths day o. lols clock
20 Orecuwch street. Bedseads Chairs. Tables, Rockers
hart~aes, pilows Sheets Blankets Comfortsrs Bar and
FixtueF. LQu and Clocks - feet Table.
Saloon DO Earroom Cooking Stoves, Croekery & &C.
Also Of prembesg
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

A TIES -DiscHARGED NAVY Or ARMY OFF.
~ seamen Sold their Widows Heirs can
an4psoQure pensions through EDWARD BlsSELB
a. ~ and NAVY Banker and ate pnrser of y T. Navy g7
Broeiway, conner Of Chambers street New YORK.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG MAN IN THE ARMY, rs DESTROYS or
N corresponding with Young LADY, Of some nsuu culture,
with sve~ 70 maif sny and h,arary Improvement Cares
de exchanged desirable Address Sergeant j. "
James COMPANY A, Fifieenh New Yorx cssary, Wash
ingon. d. q.
NfATRrnoNy WHY EVERY MAN SHOULD MARRY
M Whs every woman should marry Al may marry
Read thr illustrated varrage Guide and Medical
Adviser - b. WIN Earl ID Mailed cyerywheIe in sealed
envelope on receipt OF 70 cens Address t5 White street.
New York
yTHRER YOUNG NBN, HEALTHY AND SAID To BIZ
i good oaking. wat form the &C uantsrce OF itc
nnmter ~ yonnn iadie- vim vsw 70 ma'rfnrOy She
80 mast nc ham lseue ala1mpshef ad not ~ Irrc.
" VI yeAF ~ s.e AeIsr. in cuanfrsrs ~ hno NJ
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