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WASHINGTON, April 20-Private information re-
ceived at Headquarters says that the main body OF
Longstreet's veterans have succeeded IN ettecting a
junction with Lee. Longstreet carried to East Ten
nessee 1S, 900, but returned with less than l2,OOO.
Scouts just returned from the enemy's line report
that troops from Joe Johnston's army and Charles
ton are arriving at Gordonsville. Rebel conscripts
are coming in at the rate of LOU a day.
1t is again reported with credence that Lee has
sent part of his army into the Shenandoah Valley.
with a view of compelling Grant to divide his army
by sending a force in pursuit.
CHICAGO, April 22.-Reports Of an intended raid
vu "a u .ateosi-o seaIo into Kentucky, under BueLner
and Breckenridge, continue to be received.
A Cairo special dispatch, says that a gentleman
who escaped from jackson, Tenn, on the 18th. stated
that Forrest was there with SO regiments-26 under
Forests immediate command, and ID under Chal-
mers. $4,000 men have been conscripted by the en-
envy since their occupation of West Tennessee and
Kentucky.
New YORK, April 22.-The Times Washington
special says, Gen. Grant had left for the front and
Gen. Burnside for Fortress Monroe. 1t is understood
that the recent developments of the inten tons of the
rebels, render an early movement of the Army of the
Potomac highly probable.
ST.. LOUIS, April 22.-Edward Benton, for two
years past a resident at Fort Pillow, and who was in
the Fort during the recent attack, was examined at
Gen. Rosecrans's headquarters to-day, and fully cor
roborates all the previous reports or rebel barbarities,
making an additional statement that bloodhounds
were used to discover the hiding places of those who
escaped the massacre.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 22d, contains infor-
nation of an advance up the Rappahannock on We'd
nesday, as far as Boulwar's Wharf, of eight %gunboats
and one transport. They landed 300 men at Boul'
wars Wharf, which is ten miles below Rappahan-
mock. This is supposed to be the advance of Burn
sides expedition. A fleet of sixty vessels. gunboats
and transports, were at the mouth of the Rappahan-
mock. 1t is also rumored that the enemy. FEDERAL
were landing pontoon bridges at Aqua Creek.
New YORK, April 1e.-The Herald's Washington
dispatches state that Grant will appoint Mcclellan to
a command in the Army of the Potomac.
The Commercials Washington letter has a rumor
that Gen. Halleck has placed his resignation in the
hands of the President and will insist upon its &C
ceptance.
Prominent Frenchmen in New Orleans confidently
predict that a treaty of friendship will be made with
the Confederacy by the Archduke Macmillan,
backed by the Emperor Of France. and that the con-
solidation of the French forces at Matamoras will
lead to complications with our Government.
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Let the Constitution be Upheld!

Upon the subject Of the Constitutional Convention.
which is so agitating this community ut this moment,
[ have but a few words to say. They are, that it g
the duty of every Hawaiian, native and naturalized
to sustain the Constitution as it is, unless it is
changed if at all in Just the 'ray prescribed by its
own provisions; and that every good man should use
his vote and influence to elect men to the coming
Convention, and imperatively instruct them to vote
No to any other proposition.
Yours, for the Constitution,
MAGMA CHARTA.
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who have laboret their whole lives and expended millions Of
dollars TO Christianize, civiize and enlghten chiefs and people.
and besought the rulers, for nearly half IA century. to grant civil
rights u the people, with the same ardOr that they have be-
sought the Divine Ruler 10 bless and cherish them, are not the
persons to yield up tamely these dear-bought privileges. De-
pend upon it, a newfangled church. unappreciated and unloved
here, despsed in the country from whence it migrated. will
never Succeed in establishing its principles OF Church and State
and tihes in this land, never never!
OSr ov ~ prop,p
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APPLICATION HAVING Been
made to the Hon. G. NJ. Robertson, Justice OF the supreme
Court by STEPHEN SPENCE, one Of the executors or the
late William Webster, who was the administrator OF the estate
Of the said T. C. b. Rookie, for an examination oil the said
webs,er, accounts as administrator aforesaid, and for the dis
charge of his estate from further resp visibility therein. Notice
ia hereby given that SATURDAY, the 14th day OF May, 1864, at
IL O'Clock. A. NJ, at the Court House in Honolulu, Will be the
NNN l.. McCCLLY,
.not Assistant Clerk Supreme Court.
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Appointments by His Majesty.

1T HAS PLEASED HIS MAJESTY THE KING, by
and with the advice of the Priyy Council, to
appoint ABRAHAM F~oRNANDER, Esq, in the place
Of Hon. F. W. Hutchinson, resigned, to the office
of Circuit Judge of the Second Circuit and
GEORGE s. KENwAY, Esq, in the place of Hon. 5.
L. Austin, resigned, to that of Circuit Judge
of the Third Circuit
Hn,e nHre Nay IL 1854.
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SUPREME COURT-IN PROBATE.
IN THE NATTER

In Probate.
T HAS BEEN MADE TO
w appear by the account filed by l.. Haalelea, Executor
Of the last will and Testament Of J. Pmkoi, deceased, and APP
proved on the 9Th day of September, 1883, that the estate OF the
said Piikoi. was indebted to the said Executor in the sum OF
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifteen Dollars and Seventy
Nine Cents: And whereas, on the 30th day of March, 1t was
further made apparent that a large part OF n SAL sum o
manned unpaid. and the said Executor prayed for permission o
sell realestate to pay the said debt, it having been made evident
that the personal property of the said estate is exhausted. Now
therefore il is ordered that the said Executor do sell at public
of time and place of sale by public placards, the following de-
scribed lots of land, being part of the estate OF the said j. Pit
koi, deceased, to wit:
The lots situated at Kula o Kahua, Waikiki, numbered on
MetcaIf's Survey Nos. 90 and 90, of which the minutes OF sur
yey r as follows:
a.. Commencing at maikai West corner Of this, joining lot
No. 81. and running South IS > 80 East 2 $40 chains along
the Middle Road to Pnkol Street and the the South corner OF
this lot; thence mauka along Piikoi Street LAT 2-l2 feet to East
corne this lot: thence North 70 30' West 13 2-12 feet along
West 147 PIP feet along lot No. "a to place Of commencement.
90. Commencing at makai South corner of this lot joining lot
No. 95, and running makai along Pikoi street l7 liz feet o
mauka Road and the East corner of this lot; thence North 49,
l5' West 1863 feet along mauka Road to North corner oil this
lot; thence South IL 30' West l47 2-l2 feet along lot No. ".
to West corner of this; thence South IS 3O East l63 2-l2 feet
along lot No. 95.
And II is further ordered that the said Executor do make n
report of his proceedings, under this order, to this Court, as soon
NV" G. NJ. ROBERTSON,
Justice Supreme Court.
Honolulu, 9th May, 1864.
In obedience with the foregoing order I will sell the above
described lots. at nv Sales Room, in Honolulu, on SATURDAY,
WIZ Il. W. SEVERANCE, Auctoneer.
Rv order of Executor. AIS
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

ONLY FOR FEW DAYS WILL sEGARs BE SOLD
ri reduced prices Now In the time. Call and
anime. 0ranuiated smoking Tobacco.
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CAsiBERG PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR
IL. indies aud sentlemena Cast or Clothing. Parties
waited upon BY addressing H. cashberg ~ ksst twelfth
street near Broadway, Ladies' waited upon bv Mrs. o.
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Sr"sA&D SSoc1oH-AhUhspAfsJA jan -, 1904
ne Board met pursuan, 10 Adjournment In their Chan.
a, r,s:.ns- . Hayes, Esq, President an
:, Sssnelimss Besly. Keenan,, RI. the follow.
webster, He6ernan, Rsaa, Cr-i -. -
Ann, HAvlland, kcirstb .ey, brophy, Hagery,
Smndon, Briee esd Is, Keeper. h9sier. housh'
pyeye5 .nxgerald-2.
OF the preceding meeting were read and Ap.
pu.pu PETITION.
Petition OF property In Thiiiyeighth street 10
have sad street. between the Second aud Third avenues
paved with Belgian pavement
which was referred " the Committee on Belgian pave.
Uent.
~ Councilman Jovcr-
Resolved That the sunken lots Nos SEA s4l ana SAG West
Forty third street. also sunksn lots Eleventh
hd 10 under the direction OF the Street and
DE accom- pany ing ordinance therefor adopted.
which was referred 70 the Committee on Public Health
fssoved Tna The Comptroller be and he IL hereby au.
horsed and directed 10 draw bis warrant In favor OF Frank
McBlroy for $50 TO- to be In full for printing Invitations
and programme. for the Russian banquet A. per accomps
plying BILL and charge the 70 the appropriation for the
tseepon q the Russian oncen or any other unerpended
Ebisb was referred to the Committee on Finance.
hssosd That The Comptroller be requested and author.
Prs Department The city Of New yorI FOR The sum Of
Tor the use Of the Charitable Fund OF said depart
wbish yas referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Eessvee That permission ana the same hereby given
70 rredweil Jarmons No. TAO FULTON street. 10 display
eoo 'front.' OF Their preises Such perssion 70 remain
sos darins ihs pleasure VI ne Common fovDcI
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TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FINE FARM At
hempsteAd, L. L. eight minutes walk from me rsiroad
depot 1OO acres under cultivation 80 acres good woodland
running through the D ace
Also i've story marble store "A Resde street. by 66
ne House. 25n4I lot 0l feet three story and BASEMENT
~ Greene street.
three story and su bcellar 1QS lot half Of the
block lS9 West Thirty sixth street, between Seventh aud
Eighth avenues; all improvements -.
Also 100 feet square southeast corner OF Bro0mc ana Pitt
streets covered with buildings, well rented.
-Four Lots Eghueth street, near Fourth avenue, level
led to the grnde
Several Lots and Houses In Brooklyn well located In.
0uire Of STOUyENEL \ Co. 20j and 40 Centre street.
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CL Ii, n HING

"A nue. fades and gentlemen guaranteed to receive
the highest prices for each article Of Cast on Wearing APP
parel Furniture Carpets &C. for the Southern and West
srn market Please remember sndtry 2 MisH ln Third
ders from Brooklyn and vicinity attended, to.
"A so cent for cast of Clothing and Carpets than
a. any ohsr store u e city by calling on or ADDRESSING
seventh and Twentyeighth streets Ladies' attended by
Mr.. Hart.
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A N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
"A FOR SALE,
Formerly known as the home of A. j. Downing. deceased
Within the past ten been greatly improved
enlarred Contains about six acres Of land in high state
OF cultivation, filled with and shrubs Of all dc
scrpuons. The dwelling, carriage houses, grapery ane
green house are of q fine order oil architecture
VIII be sold for much than gentleman de
string 70 purchase win find this Opportunity which Of
fers but lifetime Possession given immediately
For terms &C apply a. AL9ER. the premises. By
letter to s. Fullerton, Attorney at Law, burg Orange
N
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orricE CLERK COMMON couNcII, No. Cry HALL,
AT meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen, held this day,
the following being the Annual Report OF
the City Inspector, received laid the table,
D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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II uDSoN RIVER LANDS FOR SALE--LoTs TO SUIT
purchasers with river 'front.' hour by rail from the
CITY: Principals only apply to the owner, GoUyERNEUR
CRUGER. Is W ali street
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EOR sALE:-A HOUSE ON FfFTYFIFTH STREET,
between Third and Lexington The house three
story And basement brown sone 'front.' all the modern i'm
on avenue between Fifty third ana Fly
new. and the location Desirable one Also ane
brown stone 'front.' on Second avenue between Ffty nfn
and Ffusixh streets three stories and basement aud
new four story tenement House, with store on FIRST avenue
between Fyfourh and Fifty nth streeis These houses
East river " -
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NOTICE TO BUTCHEKS.-FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.
~ for term OF years. the brick House and Slaughter
House 7a and 81 Seccnd street. Inquire OF PHiLIP
WEEKS 81 Washington market
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Of Land consisting o. ls2 acres, immediately adjoining
the lands OF the United States fronting about 200
the Bag Of New York. al the Narrows offered for
SALE This property affords unusual Inducements capital
lists 1t accessible by railroad leaving each
yn ferries every fifteen minutes Il capable Of being Inn
proved in the beautiful and profitable the
lands Immediately ad joining the fort this side thereof
and is equally useful For village and business purposes For
terms and particulars apply 10 WILLIAM HENRY AN
TIION IL Exchange place.
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4 FINE PLACE AT JAMAICA, L. J.,
EnR

A FINE PLACE AT JAMAICA, 1. J.,
IA FOR SALE
About five and onehaf Of Land, bounded by the
Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank Road (front) Long Island
Railroad ear and the Rockaway Turnpike Within three
shte! with gas good barn on the place. the garden 4
Grapes and Berries in abundance WIN be sold cheap and
easy terms. Apply TO or address HENRY w. RED
FIELD, Farmers Citizens Bank. Williamsburg, L. /.
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS MENTOR
n sale, handsome Hotel with five of land con.
tanning store bakery and other out buildings situated at
building from Hoboken This properly well located and
improving fast terms easy For fun particulars apply to
A. SERGEANT, 10 Wall street, N. Y.
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RIO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS FOR
sale or 10 lease, the Factory Property Thirty
street tween Lexington and Third avenues covering ye
full city los with Engine Boilers Skating do all in com.
pete rrnns order Inquire at l57 Third avenue, OF
Thirty third street !. :.
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WAIVED TO PURCHASER TWO STORY AND At
NC or small thee story RICH sioop brick brown
stone House, with nil modern mprove between Third
and Eighth aud below Fiftieth street. in good
terms aud locality.
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR SALE ON MURRAY
IL Hilllclse drs class, high soop four stories brown
front: furniture nearly price of house and fur
nare $4,000 For further particulars inquire 3l7 fear
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DOR SALEM SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, NEW
two story and basement House containing IL rooms,
with new barn and anu i've acres OF land with
splendid view OF Long Island Sound with excellent
and variety Of fruit in sight and quarter of mile
the depot and the CARS by door, Inquire Of H.
AWkENCE on the premises.
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AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED THREB STORY AND
a high stoop House for SALE in BROOKLYN near ferry
perfect order gas and hot
path, &C. Apply at coal office, Is Union street, Ham
ton ferry, Brooklyn
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TOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-THE FIVE STORY
Tenement House NO SO Ann street, with four years.
unexpired lease with two renewals Of tweny-one
each. For particulars inquire Of CHATELLIER l.
SPENCE. No. 3 Maiden lane.
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E,oR SALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 2l6 CEN
tire street near Graut Also, the House and Lot No.
O Leonard street Also the plot Of Ground the south
west corner Of Fulton ana Franklin avenues in the city Of
Brooklyn having front Fulton Of so feet inch
es and front Franklin avenue OF l0 feet the whole plot
equal TO four full lots For price and terms apply to J.
till / r. NJ
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DROOKLYN HOUSES FOR SALE.-A THREE STORY
ID brick House, % oxford street. in the immediate
the Rev. DR. Cuyer's church, containing AL modern
improvements: viii be sold favorable Also three
Of those class three story brown stone Houses situated
49, 10 and lo2 street Fulton For
particulars, &C., apply to WILLIAM MACKEY, 80 Fulton
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brick COTTAGE, WITH NICE GROUNDS, LAID OUT
in garden for sac on the bsnks Of the Hudson at Tar
the river Stocked wthhoie fruit Possession Immediately
s. EMERSON, All Eighth avenue.
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LlOR SALE CHEAP-A COTTAGE (TEN ROOMS),
two lots laid out in garden also Ornamental Cottage,
Uwelve rooms), eight lois laid garden
Gated in Eighty fourth street. Eighth avenue; Also
House and Lots with STABLE Fifty street. near
Sixth hous (oirieen rooms) also
a.brck Cottage (eght roomsl In East Fiityhrst street.
s. EMBERSON. Al Eighth avenue.
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Hagcrtv moved 81 v
adding thereto tie expense to be borne
ny :ss properly owners ard the remainder by the
Which was carried
SSunslnan Jacques moved that the report be laid
The resolution then adopted BY the following vote
Hssy Keenan,, Riley Brophy.
KkSssT :d nGaGs a H..,n Msdsh sclass Cook
Segat,ve,.Couneilmen opdyke and Jaques-2
Report - the commes on Belgian Pavement ia favor
iRsIs ~, @ i pss% p:sii
under srs:lan ero.oa Aqseauc soasd. aud the
.ag ordinance therefor be NUS" 8.
,ssss Ss1i. L i|s s .
b. he properly owners aud ,hs remainder os 'as
Tns rspcr. was then adopted ey the vo viz
Has.r HAYES wes. RYAN G rs ssgR
Kos.. Pssh.eis ay,snd seGra'h schsefe Cook,
3; cgs! ss snd Jaau.sa
adopting Seso uIioa hat Ha1ssn street. from avenue 20
the Bowery paved with Belgian pavement one haif the
% under Of ss soe s qa
duct pslsriInent and that the accompanying ordinance
which was Of constitutional vote, az fol.
leasrn.n, Ry.D, gro.: Rep.
uss @ss;s osas s s ssss.
Councilman wtssrlR mossd 70 reconsider such vote.
Repor Or Committee On Belgian Pavement, in favor of
adopting resolution that West street from Hammond street
ss'n so Il aes e. vaS
s ne re I s2sss s o Is. =
Department aud that the accompanying ordinance therefor
Councilman EssrrR moved refer The report back Ia
| the Committee on Belgian Pavement
Resoation that the Comptroller be directed TO draw his
being expenses incurred he ceesraon Of The xnn
versary Of our National Independence July 1883 the came
be taken from any uneSpended appropriation In the City
moved 10 refer said resolution to The
Wbinb WAS lost
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: ASSESSMENT { asa; SALES.
I.,pcriaI SILVER NfiiInE Cs1Taa'

Imperial silver MliinE CcDpelH,
Office No. 405 Front street, San Francisco Cal'
fOrnia-Eotice Is hereby given tha!' IN se
dance with the laws Of the State OF Caniornla,
and the bylaws Of the Company. and by virtue
of resolution adopted by the Board OF irus'
tees Of the Imperial Silver mining Company,
passed January Is, 1864, there VIII be sold az
public auction at the Salesroom u AsSuh Je-
rome Rice e. Co., No. 81 Montgomery street, San
Francisco on MONDAY, the 18th day OF Februa-
ry, 1864, at u o'clock H., to the highest bidder
for cash, in U. s. gold coin, % many shares OF
the capital stock Of said Company, standing In the
names Of the following named shareholdersr a.
will be necessary for the payment OF an assess.
ment (No. ~ of two and one-half per cent upon
the capital stock equal 10 twelve dollars and nily
of Trustees, on the 22d day Of December, ls6S
together with interest thereon at the rate Of TWO
per cent per month from and after January ~
1854, cost Of advertisement and expensee Of sale,
unless said assessment, with interest ana acerung
charger shall have been DrevioualY paid.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
! Won, 8. Leland Consolidated 6. q;

s. Mining Company, Devil ; Care Distriet-otnee
-, Era,,,f.rp-Notiee is hereby given that in
accortIInee with the laws Of the State Of Calfor-
mia and an order duly made by the Board of Trus-
tees of the LYONS and Leland Consolidated Gold
and silver Mining Company, there will be sold ut
auction, at the salesroom OF Jerome Rice & Co.,
No. :SS7 Montgomery street, San Francisco, on
HONTIY. Fe6rSary lst, 4. ID. 1864, at eleven
q clock A. N. of that day, TO the highest bidder
for cash in L. s gold coin, many shares OF me
CAPITAL stock OF said company, standing IN inc
names of the following shareholders, Us shaLI oe
necessary for the payment of an aSsessinen, w:
S ~ ffty cents per share, duly levied thereon by
the BOARD of Trustees on the sd day OF NoSen-
her A. ID 1903, together with expenses OF saie ana
unless said assessments ana enHrses
are paid before the sale ..,..,. g.. SAINT. Of
Nv order of the Trustees, twenty -nye een,s oI
the above assessment il postponed TOT 'nir'y uAss
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Eastern Grown Point Geld and Sill

YER Mining Company,-Notice il hereby. giyeni
thu. in accordance with the laws Of Nevada Ter
ritory and the by laws of the Eastern Crown
Point Gold and Silver Mining Company. there
will be sold at Public auction, on MOHDAf,
March alst, 1864, between the hours OF one and
three o'clock P. NJ, In front OF the company
of, r., Sirgiujs Water Works, B street, Virginia
storey county, n. T., 90 many shares of the capt
tai stock of said company, standing in the names
of the following persons, as will pay the amount
of assessments now due, together with costs OF
sale and advertising, unless the same are pre-
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Omco or the YeIIow Jacket 81.

Once Of the Yellow Jacket 6tl.
yer Mining Company, Gold Hnl N. IT., January
18th, ls64,-Notice is hereby given that in accord
ance with the laws of the Territory and the By
Laws of the Company and an order duly made by
the Board Of Trustees of the Yellow jacket 81
yer Mining Company, there will be sold at public
auction by Sam. Arnold, In front Of the Company's
Office, Gold Hill, on SATURDAY, February 9th,
1864, at 10 o'clock n, to ths highest bidder, for
cash. In United States gold coin, sd many shares Of
the capital stock of said Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company, standing In the names Of the
following persons, as will be necessary TO pay an
assessment of 81 three per cent, or $3.50 Thirty
Dollars per share, levied thereon on the 18th day
of December, 1864, and remaining unpaid, togeth-
er with the expenses Of advertising aud other ex-
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ASSESSMENT SALES.


is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 7th day Of
March, 1854, ut o clock ,. NJ, there will be sold
at public auction, in accordance with the laws Of
Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the com.
pany, in front of the company's office, in Gold
Hill, so many shares Of the capital stock OF the
Louisyille Gold and Silver Mining Company,
standing in the names of the following persons,
as viii be sufficient to pay the amount Of assess.
ments now due thereon, together with costs of
sale and advertising: .-. ...i ~