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NOTICE is HRREBY GIVEN !


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ owners or premises herslRSsr described that Vnta
Of scErs Jaeia5 upon die following Claims bsr Paving
asalHst said pren win be Issued asr hr9e months
RON this date unless said claims ar paid
LEWIS O. CASSIDY, Attorney for Claimant,
No. 9lS y. SIXTH Street.
City TO use OLE Busklsy ys. andrew AeNcsly ovner,
&c. e. r. JuRs Term, LBi No. o. Lot and Eams stable
on norhsGs aide OF Abigail street 10 est southeast %
Amber sire o. Nineteenth Ward, containing ls feet froat,
and so lsst dssp Amber street Claim 9lO ~ Or paYg
same VS. same. o. y. June Term, 1894; No. 4. lot
three st0Sy brick dwelang West sde o1 Al
gail street, and northwest siee % EntaA street, 10 tse
mont ~ feet deep. Clam 80 20 for paving
Same same. G. r. June FERN, 1854; No g. Lot and
three tt0Fy brick dNSesng southeast side n Amber
street and southwest aide Of Abigail street, ~ Ne fc0t
% foet Gsap. CRAGn 1870, for pAvinR.
Same VS. J0hn T. Jones, owner. &C. o, r. bePtamber
Term, 1893 No ". Lot q ground ana brick building,
stuat Ca nOrthwestery Of 0irard aVeaue and
Morton Eighteenth Weed ~ foot on GaraEa aVenua,
81 feet d0sp. CtAim e9s 10, ~ pavnS. -
Same Va sAsas. y. o. seseenbsr Tern; lsss -. =
Lot Ahd osA Wana northwest sde Of ulraro AVeaue
beginning az lOi feet southwest from Norris geeOt,
kghteOnh ward, thence nortk vest parallel with Aorton
street % est inoAas " point gheee east ~ feet ~
uohas poiat theaee northeast 20 feet TX nahs9 70
street thnnee souAeaSt aehG Norris street g. fest
to QaTd thence sOah westerly aloag orAre ave-
nne iei AOOt Y place q beSinnlng. Claim tszl-S tor
paving @a-MM
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uoRSRs HORSES HORSES
Ii 0pAuRRhA IrKa-C1uHERkLa OVtTOE. }
fIRsT DIVISION,
WASulHoToH, Deeemb6r l, R6i.
HoTssa suitable for Cavalry Artillery service, via be
purchased at essb0ro depot In Opoa Market VII DsSsnl-
bsr 81, l0tA
Horsss WTu ~ Delivered 10 oaptaa L. Lowry Moore,
A. O. NJ and b suhestsd Tie IGl 0SV nspes-
ton bsaoGs bstag Ressptad
Price Of CaVahy HOr1ss, slfb oaek
trtds q Ap1AoiW Hafses, $40 aasA-
JAMES A. HHIH,
CpaO1qN h OhaEes Fhsa ~ vialsa,
hlfTt QaatGTGas0T 9sRasurs e04ee.
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t5g- WESTERN BANK OF PHILADEL-
MILITARY NOTICES.

\ A CHANCE TO AVOID THE DRAFT
81 Principals furnished with Substitutes at tho shortest
nj notice and at low prices.
W JOHN MANSFIELD,
1928 lms onloe, No. i05 LIBRARY Street, I'd story
BOUNTY FOR MARINRS.-WANrRD
81 tor the United States Hsrine Corps able 'b%od
NJ 10 perform the duties Of soldier at Navy Yards
~ and board United staloH ships OS-waT foreign
gatienH,
Also several goo Fifers,
ALL THK LUCAL BOUETIBS paid HPon enlistment.
Tenn Of service -Four Years,
Better eompensR sRtiOn khan the army.
Marines receive Prise MOaey.
Applications for transfer fr0m the Army IN not be at
Ter dee to.
Por All further Information apply at the Recruiting
RendeIVOuE,
No,sll 3. FRONT strost, below Spruce gsrsst,
bstwssn the lsugb sf . and 3 O'Clock.
@. a. MOCAWLRY,
1870 MAJOR United BtatGs AlariaB Corps.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT RoR THE
PROPOSALS.
OUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, TWELFTH
W and CIRARD Streets,

OUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, TWELFTH
W and CIRARD Streets.
,PHLADELPHtA, December &C. 1884,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until ~
O'Clock n, SATURDAY, December 81, 1864, for the
immediate delivery the United States Government Ware
house, Hanover street wharf Of the following described
CuartermasteT's stOref, viz ~ ...
1000 Yards Cotton Canvas Duck, 2sl inches wlds II
ounces Sample required.
5OOYards Enameled Coth, 10 wide y 2ounccS--Sampo
100 Pounds Curlcd IIsir.-eample required.
800 Front Axle tree Bosters 4XJ inches, FOR army
30 Iron Axle-trees and stocks, 2H inches ior army
wagons.
100 Wagon Pine Boxes 2H inches, for army wagons.
200 Rron Tongues not moned
% Pipe Boxes, "a inches at large end, and IL inches
100 Norise Bars, for army wagons.
500 Body Bars for army wagons.
10 OnG-horse Carts.
iec to the inspection of inspector appointed on the part
OF the Government.
Bidders will state prices to include boxes and delivery
both In writing and hgurcs-thequantity bid for, and
the time Of delivery.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose signatures be to the guarantee ana
certified to being good and sutcent security for the
amount involved, by the United States District Judge,
Attorney Collector, other public officer. Otherwise,
the bid will not be considered 49,
The right is reserved 10 reject all bids deemed too hgh
and bid from doauns contractor will be received.
Colonel HERMAN BIGGs,
Chief Quartermaster.
GEORGE Il. ORME,
1227-4t Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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100000 aS cas- ~ rEAGaHs sy q r aSsa TnhS Co. so
the Eoano Toe Peach am, hdv nv Aetvinga Rd "a
sale " n. X, RKff. ~. b6 d. Wak&YkS uAS M
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IroR sALK.-TO PRNTkRs.--IMT a
II stOns, large nre, b aSgs-TNss SrSar. app
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OUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, TWELFTH

Nol and GlRARD Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December ~, 1884,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until IL
ocaosk M, on WEDNESDAY, December 7s B64, for tho
immediate delivery at the United States btorehOu1e,
nanover Street wharf, OF the folio wing, VII
20CO feet OF Oak tanned Double Givetsd Leather Hose
souplrEs.
The above described TO be Of the best quality, and sub
Isctt Of inspector appointed the part
Of the Cover nment
Bidders will state price, TO include delivery, both In
writing and figures the quantity bid for and time Of do
livery.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responHfbe per
sons Whose signatures be appended to the guaran-
tee and certified being good and SUFFICIENT security
for the amount involved, by the United States Dis
rict Judge Attorney Collector other public ofnoer,
Otherwise The bid win not be considered.
The right is reserved to reject all bids II deemed too
high and nc bid from defaultng contractor will be ro
BY oIdO. OF Colonel HERMAN BlGGs, Chief Quarter
GEORGE r. ORMR,
l2-12.H Captain and Assistant QuartermRIter.
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16A TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
SsiEfa The uRdsTsgnsd having leased the kERblNQ-
TON sCREW DOCK, bess 10 Inform his frisndA snd the
patrons OF the Dock that he u prepared with Increased
facilities 10 accommodate those having vessels TO DO raised
OT repaired, RAd being practical ship eApeater aud
trusted 10 him for repairs. ,,-.--
Captains or AEerti ship Carpenter, and haohinats
having vessels 70 repair, are solicited 70 sAll. 80
Having the agency for the sale Ot Wetterstedts fA.e
AAlhs ompositen" Copper Pant fsr the preeerya-
ton ofvSAssi bottoms for this city prepared 70 hr-
niah ths same on favorable terms. -
JOHN II. HAMAnrr,
Ken6lnsktOn BersW DeCk,
s-l DELAWARE Avenue, above L AUREL Street.
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1N THR oRpnANs, CouRr FoR M

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE
Il City and County Of Philadelphia
Estate Of slMUEL DERRtCKsoE, deceased.
sdast iSS seconft Of RBRAM H. DHRRrCKs0N EIeoa-
Tor ofthe estate Of SAMUEL DERRiCKSON deceased,
and distribution OF the balance IN the hands OF
tho accountant, will meet the parties Interested tofthe
purposes Of ha appointment on Monday, January q 1863,
Al O'Clock NJ, his once, No. ~ g. Blk X Street, up
IL. - ql.wfm5t ~ VI MOSES A. DRoPsrE, Auditor.
ESTATE OF PATRICK CALLAHAN, DE-
II eeased.-Whereas, Letters Of Administration 10 the
Estate Of PATRICK CALLAHAN, deceased have been
EraHted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the
having claims Aganst the same will present them 70
MARTIN CALLAHAN, ,Adnnlsuator,
No 4l5 South THIRD Street
VI 70 MS A''0rn'N GEORGE =. poUGuERrY,
l2-l2 m-5i No. 5l7 PRUEE Street
IN THE DISTRICT. COURT POR THR
L City and County Of Phladepha. . ,..,..
JOHN J. HALLOWEt.L VS.. JOSEPH y. EYANH.
Alias Yenditloni FNponas, september 1854, No 5il.
Tie audi appointed by tho Couto report the dsul-
writ OF all that crain three story brick messuage
tenement back buildings, and lot piece or ground
situate the east side OF Eleventh street At the distance
OF three hundred aud four feet toutwnrd the south
Philadelphia containing In mont breadth on the SAID
Eleventh soventcen feet ncludng the north side
etO1f tho bouhtrnmoht half part Of alley three feet
IN width By the whole depth VI the thereby granted LOTT
extending IN length dopth eastward Of that width
seventy feet ten and one haf inches TO four ieet
wide alloy. lea Ing uortiwaId and communicating with
rent Of gb2 will attend 10 the dntos Of HE appointment
WEDNESDAY tho 18th day OF December A. y. 1885,, nt
81 O'Clock N at his etCe, No. l42 y, EIGHTH Street.
Philadelphia when and vhere all parties Interested must
iq-lGiot JOHN II, COLAHAN,s sAudltor.
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HBLMB0LD'S

In affections peculiar to ALHS" Is unsqnaied BY any
other preparation In ChIorOs, Retention Irrosu
laritios PAnrulnOss or Suppression OF Customary vaO
nations; g1seratsd sshirous State Of the Utegusi
LeuehOrrhua and an complaints incident 70 the seH,
whether Arslng from habits Of dissipation, prudsnOcs
Oc In the decline or change ofhto,
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Il U RI 0 U G II IS.
Officers and soldiers yisinghe city fprloughs needag
SWORDS AND OTHER MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,
Are invited 10 the extensive
MANUFACTURING EaTABLIBHMENT

GEORGE W. sINOEs Il BROTHER,
SAMSON STREET HALL,
SAMSON sTRKIrT, ABOVE SIXTH.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made 10 order at the Rooe which for rGhpSs aud
magntdoeaC0 challenge competition other house In the
country CON biRing tho MANUFACTURING JEWEIEK
WITH TIE PRACTICAL SWORD -MAkER. l-6
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELNBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
Is composed Of BVeAE, cStsSs, and JHiper BSiSi So
SoAod Vh great care Ane prepared in VAGUE hy H. 7.
HoLMBOID DruggiSs and oAsESt d sixteen ySSSs' en-
psronOs in nAO city Of Philadelphia, and prescribed
By the raOst eminst Of the suty ana have been ad-
aIttod 10 uas IA S Uuted stStOs Array and also In
vsry general HSs h State Hospitals aud public SANITARY
Institutions sbsoushOut ths land Medicines delivered
10 sny iadrsss accompanied BY explicit directions Direct
letters 70
HEIAmoLDs Drug and Chemical wGshOuso,
No, 504 Broadway, New York,
Or HELMBoLD's Asdoal Depot,
No IOA s. TsOtb strOst. PhHAdslpaAA.
Beware q sOuntorfelts. AAk tx HELMB0LD's. an
take ne Other.
OaOs Sp@ fSm = s'SaOek A. NJ bsP.M.
SSNw DussS@ NtVvhOTs. 90
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The young king of Bavaria has appointed
Richard Wagner, the author of T'anahaIser, direc-
tor of the Court music, at a salary of four thou
sand FORMS
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HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHy

IMPROVED ROSE WABH
wni radically s1ermnatO from tho system Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs arising from Habits OF Dissipation, Al
IAie szpsn,s Is or no change si Inconvenience
or GrpOrsJ completely Bupsrsedns those HSpGSaHf S'd
dangerous remsdtes Copaiaa aad Mercury, IN all those
diseAsSS.
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Financial.

The S. F. Mining Press, Of December 3D.
saws: The advent of propitious rainy sea
SON is hailed BY all classes with the greatest
satisfaction. Incalculable benefit to money
interests throughout the interior will doubt
less be the immediate result.
Receipts Of treasure from the interior since
Saturday last have been much lighter than
usual, and amounted to some $500, 900. The
branch mint in this city has taken about
S25O, 900 of this amount. This establish.
ment will be closed on Monday, for annual
settlement, but deposits of refined bullion for
coinage can be made until the 18th inst. The
supply of bullion was light yesterday, and
the requirement for shipment was greater
than was anticipated. Gold bars advanced
10 S+0(aS50. Silver was quotable at former
rates, one per cent. premium, to two per cent
discount -,
Exchange on the Atlantic cities for bills
PAYABLE in currency were sold at 1900 ITO per
cent. premium on gold. TelegraphiG trans
fers are still current at Il per cent. premi-
UNI, and sight drafts payable in coin at 2a(a3
per cent. premium.
Legal Tenders have been comparatively
steady during the week at 4S(a49c. A good
demand prevails
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The Recent Rains.

-. =. hnro F,rn;eba6 an .hun
The recent rams nsbe rn;nsrs nd fs- aU
dance OF wafer I1I S H. ars 80 hn.;ir
The miners, ~ ~ u 49, o. -" o oo.;rS
engaged IN P p boveIs slu;ce bora. 49,
campalsa lot demand and viii he t r
etc., are IN Ill an,nIora5 !. "t.a. =: y
ana enei ~ 80, Nue
grea. earn O vi, 49, "H t y 70 eGn-
naen.g 49,, freelv ,ho oon; n tOsu " AZ
couh. ms IN ,r,;c;r.,;o n' ~ ILL @tu az
reSuy, r " ,ra hsa;n ~ y. tS - Uou uine
eon ,rd b.Uns 1870 " me- SueuI counte
Tbe Ssorts Of srs siIo w. Iete'es AZ tuin
br rasson Of The onn;on VIZ n,, .as ~
G,,ar for wS;,h Nc op,UuS Us.PouiSs VI
so nat;entlv and az lon, IT, - o,roano" ~
now iii -ngr;ns bsnL. ri, - r. Ton;d .S.,
vii onar ,ho hSso - .S y, ne .iEia - tho
sh;n;Io IN S. " Sne IH an I'm &C CO on
SUNNY sutnis SSiu anu " tne gotueu HuN' "eeu
'i' ne Suu IatSe 81. are ooLa eiose AT manu-
70 seiuoLh enat tue ram mas come IN SUI
soPIous snoMrS as mas narAeu its au. S ~. .Ie
present !saI G lialy II may De s s o- snw
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MEXICAN BoUNTIEs.-The proper govern
nsnt Of Mexico offer to foreigners who will,
ali armed and equipped, enlist to fight against
Tba Naximilian empire, the following boun-
Ties: 81 900 for the rank of soldiers and ser
gean,s; 81, 500 for lieutenants and captains,
and 5000 for officers Of higher rank. Be-
sides his fine grants OF land will be made.
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r HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
| worked a considerable length Of time for
William Whitaker. at the Sacramento Black
smith shop, in Gold Hill. and after trying 10 get
him TO settle with me and pay me my wages
was forced to commence suit against him for the
same, when he paid me in greenbacks at par for
the work had done, and for which l was to re.
ceve gold coin. PATRICK McGAHAN.
Gold Hill Nov ., 1864. NOES lOt'
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SINCE the campaign in the Valley has been
opened BY General Sheridan he has had five
Of his Staff officers killed or wounded. A
month ago, Lieutenant Meigs, of the Engin-
GERS, was killed by guerrillas. A short time
afterwards. the Chief Quartermaster and
Medical Inspector Of the Army were shot BY
these same rutfians. The latter has since
died. In the battle Of Cedar Creek, Major
Lawrence Kip, Aid.de-Camp, was slightly
wounded in the arm by piece of shell, but
is not off duty. Major Kip had but two
months before returned to the front, having
Just recovered from wound received in June
last. Captain McGonigle, Assistant Quar-
ter-master, was badly wounded in the same
battle. During a battle General Sheridan is
always in the front line, personally superin-
tending. A sergeant belonging to his escort
was killed on Tuesday 18th, while standing
directly in the rear Of the General.
FROM Paris alone the Americans have i'm
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Notice.

NOtfCes
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UNDER
"A signed (late Sheriff of Storey county, y. IT, Tor
fees due for official services rendered and performed
during my VI office. are hereby notified and ~
que<ted To make immediate payment 10 PHILIP
STOSER, Esd. 1T the Sherfi's office, No. II south
street. Virginia, and thereby avoid costs Of eNecu-
ton and other necessary legal process for the coec
ton thereof. Mr.. Stoner is my duly authorized
agent TO receive and receipt for all moneys due ME,
and to pay out the same fast as collected and re-
quired by just Indebtedness on my part 10 Others.
hope from the indulgence already given TO those
indebted me- that will not be paid IN GreenbaeES,
except at their market value, all Official services
were rendered and performed BY me purely on II
cash basis, and are payable in coin: ,,.
W. II. HOWARD,
Late Sheriff of Storey county. \. T.
Virginia Sept 30 IS64 SEQ Il
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Liberty has seldom been brought into the
world without a conyulsion: tyranny ana
abuse never initiate the weii-ored aog tna'
walks quietly down stairs when he sees pre-.
narations for kicking him down. Iney wal,
for the actual application OF the loot, sno
are kicked twice as far as was hrst INTENDED
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Attention, Company A, 6. H. H.
GnnHAnl

THE NEXT REGULAR DRILL MEET 4
ing of Company 4 will meet NEXT NONE
DAY EVENING, at the Old Theatre. Mem "
bers of the Company are further notified that
the regular monthly business meeting Of the Com
pany will be held upon THURSDAY EVENING
NEXT, December lst. 1864. at the same place.
Every member IL expected to be present BY an
thority Of the officers of Company A.
noe5 w C. B. GOODRICH, Clerk.
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storey County Auditors Office.
virginia, Nov. 9Th, 1854.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Assessment Roll of the taxable real and
personal property of this county will be open for
the inspection of taxpayers, at the office from
this date until Monday, the l4th inst, from to
O'Clock, P. NJ; and that the Board of Equalization
will meet daily from and after Monday, the 18th
inst, until Monday, the jth of December, for the
nrrnose Of EQUALIZATION. L. HERMANN,
nos I'd County Auditor.
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CopartnerShlp.

ITO ALL BE 1T KNOWN, THAT ON AND
after this day, we, the undersigned, have en-:
tered into copartnership for the transacting Of all
kinds of business, TO be known as the drm OF
WEBB Il PEDLER All notes, mortgages
deeds, stock, ETC., drawn in the name OF either
party are this day consolidated, and all receipts
must bear the name Of the firm.
$500
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Committee Of Arrangements
John H Mills, L U Goliath,
John B Winters, WI Hail.
J l. Requa, A Ball,
WV Van vliet, E. Skerrett.
Invitation Committee:
GOLD HILL.
Capt wilbert, SA Kellogg,
Capt Blackman, Nv Wright
Capt Hodge, d Binns,
Mai Gen JL Van BOX. John Altman,
kelen, IL Ungar,
Brig. Genl A Hovey, &c Ba,eman,
NV Winton, JIM Anderson.
George Birdsall
SILVER CITY.
Capt Terry, AP Bouton,
up Sheldon, Joseph MuncktOn.
DAYTON.
Judge Hayden, Hazletine
Chas McWilliams, n w Startling.
GoyJW I'VE, Geo L Gibson,
Col 4 Z Allen, c. Slicer,
AMERICAN CITY.
f Patten, Henry Brown.
wAsHoE CITY.
Chas Lambert. ] II Sturtevant,
IA Myrick, Danl B Boyd.
Reception Committee;
CbasE Olpey, wv Woodruff,
G. w ToZer, e Fliedner.
Floor Managers;
Eugene Bittner, A ID Brooks,
JBLow Saml Hyatt,
CHI Van Gorter. WB Hickok.
THREE DOLLARS.
CYMUSIC by the Metropolitan Band Of Viz
piniS no26 I'd
Postponement.
THE HOME GUARDBALL is POSTPONED
/ to FRIDAY, 9th inst on account of the
weather. By order Of Executive Committee.
oil I'd WIN HALL. Secretary.
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Conadeace G.. q =. M. Company
Al meeting of Trustees of Condolences G. 4 8:
M. Company, held December Sd. 1864, dividend
of 500 per foot was declared payable December
SAMUEL HYATT, Secy.
Gold Hill Dec 3rd, 1854 dec lOd
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virginia. N. I

DardanelIe G.. & q. M. CO,-NOtiee IL
hereby given that at meeting OF the board OF
Trustees of the above named company, heId pe,
cenber LIST, 1861 assessment No. 10 Of three $3.50
dollars upon each and every share of the capital
stock of the company was duly levied, payable
immediately to. the Secretary in United states
gold coin. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
CT GOODRICH, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Dec It'll, 1864. del I'm
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Magnus Marker, .r
woUR POCKET.BOOK, CONTAINING note
Il and other papers, Is at the NEWS once
Come and pay charges and take II away. no22
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Notice 20 the Stockholders In the Gold
Hill Draining Company.-P. s: Buekminster, su'
nar;nt PENDENT of the Imperial Mining Company,
md Agent of the Gold Hill Draining Company, Is
hereby authorized to receive assessments now
due to the above company.
o,,r MAJ, N-o,, Of 1854 no2l lot
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FOB THE ..
FAIRNESS OF The ENTERTAINMENT

refer to the following Arms and gentlemen:
Louis FeusIer e. Co., E Ruhling & Co,
H. s. King, Of w. +. Co., john Piper
George F. Jones, ID. BLOCK q Co.
W. ii. Bremen, Joseph Trench,
Joe CLARK, w. H. Howard,
Isaac G. Bateman, n W. Winton,
A. Hirschman, George Lewis,
Rufus +. ArIck, Joe Bsrnert l. Co.,
J. C. Clark, Dighton Corson'
8. T. Curtis, Quint & Hardy,
Cam. A. N. Smith, J. Franksnthal,
Capt J. L. Moore, A. T.. ONeil. -,
A, Lindauer, Taylor & Campbell
Alex. Coryell, z. H. Bryan,
Jacob Smith, Capt. l.. Rawlings
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FROM Paris alone the Americans have i'm
ported eleven million dollars worth Of silk
this year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-08
CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES. -,
Positively Selling OIL
AND NO HUMBUG!!


MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
o.. or Gold Hill and Vicinity ~ Y q
PEMEMBER, THE STORE OF E. HARRIS
h no humbug selling of, but the genuine
thing itself He don't look for any PROFITS on his
goods. He only wishes to get clear Of his stock
at the regular San Francisco cost, and will con.
tinue to do 80 till he has not got one dollars
worth Of merchandise left.
HRemember tho Old stand Next e
Gold Hill News Once, Gold Hill.
One Hundred Pairs Of 10 and 1I-slzed
SCOTS!
Which will be sold cheap.
200 of the Finest French Cassinere
BUSINESS COATS
Ever brought into the Territory. at SIS %.
Business Coats. " "
Superior Boys HRts....-...............;1 -
Large Lot Of Of Small BrOsan Shoes, 1 -
Velvet Vests. "
Calf Boots, best quality ~
Nailed Boots, %
Godfrey & Wings Best Nailed Boots, s 80
rIrn A IN
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, -.....--.-.-.-2 %
Best Cal. Flannel OvershIrts, -.--.-.-..9 -
Grey Flannel Overshirts, MADE in the,
------------...-.-------.----A ~
Undershirts and Drawers, grey and
white, -
Fine Cashmere Vests, 20
Hats, all colors, %
Cotton HaIf.Hose, per dozeu.......-..-2 %
Blue md Grey Blankets, per pair, ....3 %
Best California lob. Blankets......-.S %
Working Pants, %
Working Pants, superior. 30
Corduroy Pants, best Sunllty,..........3 30
Fine Black Coats, satin lined .-....-.-16 %
Blue Pilot Shirts. -
Fine Business Coats -.-..-.----......-..I3 %
Superior Hecvy Overcoats --......-..39 %
Extra fine English Cashmere Suits. % 90
French Calico Shirts ........-.......-....1S 80
Very Superior silk Velvet Vests, all 9.
cOlOrB-- .----......-.---.........-'.'s ~
Cloth Caps, good quality -
Red Drawers and Shirts, each.-....-.1 50
Harrison Cass're Suits, best SuaI'y..99 90
Fancy Colored Flannel Coats........4 50
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra auality...-..6 30
Calf Boots, double-sOle. %
Extra DoubIe-SoIs Calf Boots .-...-.-.-5- 50
DoubIe-sole Calf Boots, seWed-........6 50
Boys Boots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Gents Cavalry BOots-....-............-5 -
Superior WOODEN Hose, per dozen -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-08
JOSEPH X WEBB,

JOEL A. PEDLER
Gold TJIl October o5. 1864. oc26 m