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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-09
Ordinance No. l2.


AN ACT opening highways passed. March 7th
II 1854 II s hereby ordained by the Trustees
of the Incorporate Town Of Gold Hill, ~ fol-
lows:
SECTION /. That all strekts highways, cross.
streets, alleys and avenues as surveyed and plat,
ted upon the official map of the Town OF Gold
Hill, BY George Hunt, c. F., in the year A. d. ieb3
and named ~ follows, 10 wit: Broadway (which
shall be known hereafter as Main s'reet,l Iel'
graph, Union, High, Summit. Bowers. Crown
Point Virginia, Federal, Pioneer, Yellow jacket,
Van Gorder, blanchard, Pioda, Rhode Island,
Petaluma. Imperial, Silver, Davis, Douglas Hyde,
Taylor, and South, are hereby declared open and
public highways, streets, ETC., and shall be deemed
and regarded as such hencrforth, and all Ord.
nances heretofore passed respecting streets aud
highways shall be applicable 20 the same.
SIC. 4. Any person or persons wifully oo-
structing any Of said Streets highways, cross
streets, alleys or avenues, by depositing therein
any lumber, wagon, cart or vehicle, or any dirt
or rock, or any substance or thing which can IN
any wiFc obstrnet or impede the full and free
passage of any OF said highways, streets, etc, or
shall wilfully do any injury whatsoever TO any Of
said streets. highways, etc, shall be deemed to
have committed nuisance, and, upon conviction
thereof before any Justice of the Peace Of said
town, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding
five hundred dollars for each Offense; and 1t Is
hereby made tine duty Of the Marshal, or any po.
liccmau or Waterman knowing Of the commission
of such otfcnSe by any person or persons, 10 ar
rest the said person or persons, with or withou.
warrant ~ in other criminal cases.
C. H. VAN GORDER, President.
G. W. PEAsE, Clerk. mchS 2w
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s CARD.
:. m IL vING RfEEN REPORTED that THB

undersignee you'd not be candidate for re.
election TO thV Once Of Sheriff Of Storey county
the object OF thjs card is to correct such report
have never dor even intimated to any one
that would nDthe candidate for reelection,
know ofno TsAsgR why should not be-and viii
myself make 4 FdoVst INV Intentions when the prop
or time arrives. w. Il. HOW AhD.
Virginia, n. r. Dec. S 1863 deSn
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HOTELS, SALOONS, ETC.
como, y. r., Dec. llth. 1863.
VESEY,S HnTE

MAIN STREET,. GOLD HILL, n. T.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL
l. known Hotel has been entirely reftted, ell
larged refurnishcd. and is fitted in the most COM
Portable style for the accommodation OF guests.
The Omnibusses between Gold Hill and Virginia
will make regular trips during the night.
The BAR will be always well stocked, and the
TABLE supplied with the choicest the market
affords. [nn4 til II. NJ. VESEY, Prop'r.
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Linn Mcclellan G. & 8. NJ. Co.

Him Mcclellan G. g. y. NJ. Co.
The following persons We're elected Irus'eeS ~ ~
the Hrst annual meeting of the Company: n. U.
sanders. Emil Hanson, A. Saretorph, J. I. Miller
and William Hunt, were the choice of election.
r. Hanson in President, and VIM. Hunt, Secre-
tary An assessment Of twenty-five cents per
share was also levied, payable 10 the Sscretary at
his Office WIN HUNT, Sec'y.
American City. n. r., March lst, 1864. m2lms
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Gold Hill, March "a, ga mh3 I'll

.N0fice.--Tke skareh0Iders in tSe
Knight and Day Mining Companies are nere9y
notified that the stock of said companies y reaay
to ISSUE. Members of the Day company wGo
have not signed the trustdeed at H. II. riAgs
ofiice are naltIculsrly requested TO do so.
feh97 I'm DUNoIS WOOD, Secretary
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Lucernc Whining Company, Gold


Luccrnc Mining Company, Gold
Hill District, n. T.-NOtice is hereby given that
al Il meeting OF the Board of Trustees of the Lu.
cernc Mining Company, held this sixteenth day Of
February 1864, an assessment of Five Dollars
Der sharr on each and every share Of the capital
stock of the company was duly levied, and made
payable to the Secretary in L 5 gold coin, OF or
before MONDAY, March 2lst, 1864 and notice
is further given that by order of the Board of
Trustees nl assessments remaining unpad on
the 2lsi iny of March, 1861, will bo declared de-
liuuucnt, and the stock standing in the names Of
the delinquent shareholders will br advertised for
sale at public auction, in accordance with the
laws of the State of California.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
felO I'm JOS. : PAXSON, Sec'y.
~ discount of three per cent. will be al.
wed on all payments made on or before Feb
ruary 25th instant
A discount of l! per cent. will be allowed on
all payments made between February 25th and
March 2lst, 1864 BY order
fr23td JOS S. PAXSON, Sec'y.
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Notice.

SEALEDPROPoSALS WILL LLBERECEIVED
y by the Superintendent Of the Gold Hill Tun-
neling and Mining Company until MONDAY,
next, March 7th, 1864, at o'clock P. ~, for ran
ming 100 feet of tunnel with the privilege of so
feet more. The Company reserves the right of
rejecting all or any proposals.
For particulars, apply at the Office of the Com
pany, east of the Gold Hill Brewery.
By order of the Board of Trustees
F. F.CHAPPELLET, Sec'y.
Gold IJIIl March "a r64 ml3 al
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Company-Notce is hereby given that the rcgu.
lar annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
keystone Gold and Silver Mining Company will
bc held OH SATURDAY,. March 5th, at 10 o'clock
AN GEO. W. TCRSET, Secretary.
Gold Iiill, Feb. 49, "a. I'd
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The above meeting II Postponed TO FRIDAY,
March llth, at the same place and hour. By or
der Of the Trustees.
m7 I'd G. W. TURNEY, Sec'y.
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The above meeting is Postponed until SATUR
DAY, March l2th, at the same hour and place
BY order Of the Trustees.
mh7 i'd L.G,A COURSOLLES, Secretary.
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STOCK BROKERS, ETC.


GEORGE w. TURNEY.
COMMISSION AGE n T.,
General Conveyancer, Companies
Incorporated,
n o IT A r " r L B L I G
And Commissioner for California.
Secretary for the following COM
CRESCENT, WooLsEY,
KNICKERBo'K'R,M MAGNOLIA,
LEE, MOUNTAIN,
ATLAS, CONTINENTAL,
KEYSTONE, STATE of MAINE,
GOLDEN SWAN, iARGo,
WINONA, VESUVIUS,
CASCADE, PLATT & KING,
OFFICE-With H H Flagg & Co.. Post Office
Building, Gold Hill. ja23 If
WIN. H. HALE,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
(Undcr the new Territorial Law }
AND
Commissioner of Deeds for the State
of California.
A RTlCLES of Incorporation, Deeds Contracts,
II etc, neatly drawn. All business entrusted
to him promptly attended to. Office with Wells,
Fargo & Co., opposite the Post Office, Gold Hill,
Mt. mh2 III
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ITinegardIser G.. s. 3. VI. Company.
Notice is hereby given that the principal office of
the Wmegardner Gold and Silver Mining Compa-
n.y. n corporation under the laws of the Territory
of Nevada will, on the fourth day Of April, a. d.
1864, be removed from the city of Gold Hill to
the city of Virginia both IN the county of Storey
Territory of Nevada G. G. WATERS, Pres'i.
'WM. 4. NJ VAN BoKKELES, Sccy. mh3 I'd
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.Vofice.-By order Of the BoSrd Of
Trustees Of the Gentry Gold and silver Mining
Company. the office Of sail company has been
removed to Virginia and all shareholders are
hereby notified to pay their assessments to the
Secretary, No 7a south street, Virginia.
JOHN L. ECKLEY, Sec'y.
Mor.h 2d 1854 nh3 I'm
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A LIST OF GIFTS WILL BE READY FOR
n distribution in q few days.
STORE-COrner c and Union Sts.,
Under the International HoteD
" All Orders by Mail or Express
promptly attended to by the sole Fro.
prietor, ~ouu
Virginia, n. T., Feb. s, 1864 fss I'd
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JOB PRINTING.
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

4 Meeting OF the Shareholder Of
the Anna Gold and silvcr Mining Company will
be held OH WEDNESDAY,. March 9th, 1864, Mt
o'clock r. NJ. at their office, Harris Sample ROOM
(od posroficc) for the purpose Of electpg officers
for the ensuing term, Ry order Of the Board Of
Trustees. l.. A. HACCk'
Sccy 4. c. & :. VI. Co.
Gold Hill, Feb. l2th. 1861. te6l2 I'd
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MOO, Gold Hill, March l, 1864 .-N1ttce Is herh'
BY given to the delinquen: stockholders'lp the
Mian,onomoh Gold and silver Mining Company.
That if the delinquent assessments are not paid
on or before the 18th of March, 1864. their inter
csts will be proceeded against according TO law
BY order OF the Trustees.
mig I'd H. C.. BROOKE, Secretary.
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Napoleon Consolidated Mining Co

Napoleon Consolidated Mining Go.
Soticc-The first annual meeting of the above
named company for the election of new Bonrd
Of Trustees, will take place ut the company 5
office on SATURDAY, the 5th day of March
next, at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
BY order of tin, Board of Trustees.
L. G. A. C0URS0LLES, Secy.
Gold Hill, Feb. 18th, "a. fel3 td
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. IL.

OrdinanCe n O. I.
A N ACT Amcndatory to previous Ordinance,
II passed March eth, A. d. 1864. II Is hereby
ordained by the Trustees of the incorporate
Town of Gold Hill, AZ follows:
SECTION !. Thar the limit Of fines which may
be imposed by any Justice Of the Peace OF the
Town of Gold Hill, for the violation of any Ord
nance heretofore made and passed by the Irus.
tees Of said town, Is hereby changed and declared
to be Five Hundred Dollars, which fines may be
enforced in such manner Is the law requires.
c. H. VAN GORDER, Prcs't.
G. W. PEAsE, Clerk. mhs 2w
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MASONIC NOTICE.

GOLD HILL EMPRESS
IOIIN RICE INFORMS THE PEOPLE OF
81 Gold Hill that he has n tirst-rate Job Wagon
and two excellent horses and is now well pre-.
pared TO attend to all orders for delivering pack
ages either in Gold Ilill silver City or Virginia. at
the shortest notice, and at cheap rates. Can be
found opposite the NEWS office. mh2 I'm
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a II G " Or o O Il $.
Which arrived by the last steamer. These goods
are all of the latest styles and patterns, and a
large portion of them have been, and are now
being manufactured EXPRESSLY for this ENTER.
PRISE! They were purchased from the well
known firms of Messrs. Levison Bros, r. B.
Gray & Co, A. Kohler and others; and have
WRITTEN GUARANTEES that they are all Just as
REPRESENTED oS THEIR INVOICES They only
need to be seen to be appreciated, and invite
any one, and more particularly the ladies to call
and zee these
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-09

GLAD TO SEE IHEH.-A great many Ia
dies are coming over from California this
spring. We are glad to see them coming
the society of the Territory needs the amello-
rating influence Of woman.
We may look for more arrests in Virginia,
now that the election is over. A man may
be little drunk before casting his vote, af-
terwards It behooyes him to be careful about
over-indulgence.
IT was reported in Virginia this morning
that James, the man who shot Dowd, at
tempted to commit suicide early in the morn
ing, but we have since heard the story con-
tradicted.
We have no official returns Of the late city
election in Virginia. The returns are being
put through the Circumlocution Office we
believe, and in due time will get through the
various batteries.
ALL three Of the theatrical houses in Viz
ginia are in full blast nightly, and all are do
ing very well-Msguire's Opera House being
Just now the most crowded.
The BULLIoN.-Work on this mine is
progressing satisfactorily, as also on the
Crcesus and most of the other claims in that
vicinity.
VIRGINIA presented more bustling ap-
pearance on C street, this morning, than for
some time, except on the day Of the cleo
ton.
Coon TIMR.-The Fast Freight Line are
now making the trip from Sacramento to Vir'
ginia in two and half days.
A LARGE drove of beef cattle from Sierra
Valley, passed along street Virginia, this
forenoon More meat for the million.
BrLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo & Co., this morn
ing shipped AS pounds of bullion, of the e.
timated value Of $l3, Ala 02.
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

Mr. FRANK DREW RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCRs
M the sixteenth and last week Of his succesafu
gagement at Mrs John Woods Olympic THEATRE terminat-
nE on May that being positively his appearances u
New York for the present he a limited
gasemsnt at Mr. John Drews New Arch Street Theatre
Pniladelphta on Monday, Nav g. Manasers wishing
gotae for the vi address at New Arch
Street Theatre PhilAdelph,a, up to June.
New YORK MAY 5. 1854 FRANK DRRW.
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

A CADEMY OF MUsio-IrAIAN orETh .rvzpr
The Director ling close the Academy er sns
present rather than submit to unreasonspe
Prom portion OF chorus begs subscr sna sus~
holders cal at the Office of the Academy wne!s ~
win be the restoration OF tneir ncAea
NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENING MAY 3 1854;
GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE DAf.
Engagement for lin tad period with lac ceepra'oa "e
dramatic actress and lGestrienne,
MISS KATE VANCE, "a.
IN the West has been marked " ~
universal appreciation of beth press and public
Revival of the sorgeo ~ u speetseis psses OF
On The WILD HORSE or TARTARY.
Mss KATE VANCE
will appear in her unapproacfahle impersonancu OF -
zeppa in which she will ascend and oesoena
and from the heghe Of the theare also mskiss
the =, ,our
Entirely around the first circle OF BOXES
while hound q back of the
"i' "' WILD HORSE OF fARTARr.
Miss Vance introduce for the hrst time In New "
A'' DON JUAN ,,,
educated expressly for her by the cesos.tsd Miam ~
who extensively known as being the best horse
this country.
40 CHARCOAL BURMnR
MRS. W. G. JONES, oora
Mr. y hiss sTssAnD HATn MR. 1MxRpKS aR SLAssSoRD
= TEDDY THE TILEk.
Friday evening" Benefit OF Mr.. John ,. focie
The New York herald., 1864-05-03
saSs sSs dR1 sIsfHsss. HI cro,oa Aq~duc. Board
o,,cv Esn Eosr I DAsnAqpa ,,.rr, NAV 1854

ITO CONTRACrORs.-THB UNDRRs10HED WILL
receive Proposals ., the Lcuisyile and Nashville Raii
raduation and Masonry or rs 80 miles Of the lebanon
Branch Extension OF sad road rrohcs and specifications
of the work ~ the companys once on and After
Msyo The company reseryss the rgh, . any Or oil
bidA 0kOR0h MACLhOD Engineer
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

n'BRIEN BROTHERS. BANKERS
" 33 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
will receive subscriptions for tho
n. s. l04D LOAN,
for the First National Bank, OF jersey City.
j. Z. FOX Presdent
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

EvtRY EVENING. tia.#
DO win be aided ~ n
0LIIIERING APPARATUS
and abetted BY
NO CONFEDERATEs
. Among his large repertoire OF illus may be NO.
TOP SPINNING ON A SINGLE THREAD,
JAPANESE BUTTERFLY.
THk BLOOD RED WRITING ON rHEARM.
THE WRlrlN BY fHk INVISIBLE HAND
THE ROPE TYING FRAUD.
These last three illusions have bean largely practosd -
U-o essed 49,
SPlR TUs L MxDIUMS. s.st#
The bOuse has elnborslely decorated throughout
MATINEE kvfRY SATTWDAY At " O'CLOCK
Doors cp' n at 7i4; co1snen o az 0'cio X
Paru and dress rce 81 eats se we'd scat, 7Hcenssf
orchestra rs fsniy civco cents pvtvate
boxes - and 20 according TO l0csyon .g
The New York herald., 1864-05-03
< VAN wINKLE. AUCTIONEER. so

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
WlNSLE h WINANS will sell auction m
Tn rsdsy May lS64 nj l01< NJ the Furniture
ed 'ie ar stors double brick house i4i Mscdo .a
IN dama- satin; Curtains lined IN silk Tapestry Velvet
Carpets light Newton Piano. octave Tahes Vases and
- v"ahle Pnniioes kr.. &c also assortment
Chs ah-r Fnrnitnre. Hedsteais bureaus Wnrdrobas,
Tth stands Mattresses. Pillows Feather Beds and
n Cover also the usual variety IF Crockery and
n'niture Catalogues before the sale 1T our ce
iSa Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

OFFtcy OF rHr HARLEM BRIDGE. MoRRIsANIA
~ AND FoRDUAM RAILWAY COMPANY Notice 10
hereby given thai the annual election nf ihirean Directors
and three Inspectors FOR newt ein election will b.
held NJ the otce of the COMPANY Forphsn
Erhth street IN the town OF Morrisania MONDAY the
Oh dav o. May 1864.
fun attendance OF the stockholders IL desired.
HrSRv Y. Dswsp~. Secretary.
MoRntsAriA, April &c. 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

S0 SHARES CIrIzEss' PrRB TrsuRArCs STOCK
~ for sal. ar 500. Apply 70 MULLER, wlLgGNs 4
GO 0l0 TO LoAN-or IMPROVED PROPERTY
pA.OOU In Queens county
WELdNG, IA Chambers street. room No. l.
cox 000 TO LOAN AT SIX PER sENr INTEREST,
sNOO.UUU for ten years less on bond and mort.
gage on real estate in this city Brooklyn Apply the
oIce a the Peoples Fire Insure Compeny.ho JOHN Y.
CONREY, sc Wall street
01E0 000 TO LOAN on BoND AND MORT.
GlOO.VOO gage IN sums 70 suit Apply 70 the
MUTUAL LOAN AND pIsCoUNT COMPANY
Nc, 6z William street. New Ysrk
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

v,pIzR uoNey FOR EVERY VESSEL NOW PAY.
Able can be obtained at By applying TO CLARKE
4 ELLIOTT 81 Pine street, New York city. $io0 bounty
collected FOR vonnded soldiers.
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

~->~~
NIBLo's GARDEN. ms ,vsx
CnAsex or TlsI.-6ocrs open 81 7sl; to oommenos ~
TUESDAY EVENING. May S. 1854 and every evening
MR. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS -.
Positively last five nights OF uhas Gsy'ers 40" ''
drama OF
Produced with sJrERB CAST
MAGNIFICENT EFFECTS,
MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
CoRNEY McaRATH
with "Ellen .Irssh Wedding
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
NELLY NOLAN THE JUMPING JEWEL.
WIN be speedily produced John Brougham's Grand NO
mantle specacua Drama tbe theatrical sensation
y -1''A'' BEL DRMoNIo.
with Excellent CAST Beautiful New Scenery splendid
Appointments, New and Costly Costumes. Original Musc
Prcmieur Danseuses and Grand Ballet
Seats secured six days In advance.
WINTER GARDEN
w The management has sincere pleasure ln
EDWIN BOOTH
who been induced In compis with earnestly
wish the part OF the aud the puDc 70 ap
s'~' - ELEVEN NIGHTS
In series Of ShAkspeeAn and standard charac
with which his nsmo and fame are now inseparabV
''A1''D TUESDAY. MAYS
In tho character OF
being that role since last September
Booth viii be sustained by Mr. Charles Barron and
powerful embracing the names Of Messrs A. h
Davenport H. Bland, Boyd CHS hrst Appearance), Hind
Lee this first ipearanoe). MIRA Chanfrau Mrs aind Miss
WEDNESDAY. RIcHEIEU.
The New York herald., 1864-05-03
AsoRRIs wILKIrsAu AuGTlosEER
VALUABLE rkoBEkIf


No IN mercer street
LUDLOW CO. ~ ssu q snsnon on IpesosS essS
~ss sfrlnny Punding }. Eew ycrt =
acyrer street-The vauabie Lot with the three story
vss Sgoat Uouse IN front o. lot and four story brick
W.sdns On rear OF saae west side between Beecker snd
As,iu sifresi lot 25 by 100 feet - -. IN
nsps Ar al the once OF the sactloneers, NO rae
~ssetEI
The New York herald., 1864-05-03
SALES AT AUCTION.


A UcTIoN NOTICED. o. cAULKINs A CO.. AUG.
a TIoNEEks.-PosITl, AND UNRESERvEp
SALE OF BLEGANI HOUSEHOLD FURklrURE
THIS DAY TUESDAY May NJ iOts ocl prec sely all
the and c0stl furuir- PAINTINGS Statuars
Works Of Art fosaMo2 Drawing Room Suits
osAve Pianetorte, Mirrors evet carpets
the residence No 2s West Fourteenth street brtweeu
attention ~ tie pubc 20 this sale being and
richest sssor ent o Acus hold Furniture orerd
zion this sesson The Furniture made the pre-
2aDl owner and is IN ouplete order who viii be
Ieremptlrih = nd absolutely sold without
DRAM ING ROOM FURNITURE
CONSISTS ol carved rosewood Eia.eres. marble and
french pe doors and bscki Laeys work Tab Maid with
top, tull SUITS Drawing Roo Furnture-erAan ietes
eLe sofas NO Ara, Two Reception and eght Oval back
&ha carved rosrwoo! frames aud covered three color
90 satin hroca OF The most expensive des rpu n; two
console raves, insid with huh and tortoise she'll Broahe
an0 Lace Curtains French plate ner and Mante Mirrors
Vases 4 hy rated Paran marble Sstneiies Of the sea
sous; Artistic on representing Night and Mornl.x.
fannora faintng Poetry Music, Crusaders &c AntIuss
Lava Vases frln HeFcn aneum and Iompeu; ebony sa
Ihble velvet Ea,leis, Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs
CLOCK runs one month OIL Paintings by Ronss an
Huntington Cote Lrersnd and oth en,neNni ~ rIsr
MA1hItlCEST sEt IN OCTAVE PiANs ,fohIr
carved legs round corners nnshed a
tnlad with eari; Music Rack rose wood Si"o ~
brocade embroidered Cloth Cover BOOKS ao Mus'c nan
rose wood Hsstsnd Bn,ob. Stair Carpet Sc ChAnorrs
second carved rosewood beostrads siye
Dressing and Tai =, Tsbe Shaving Stands Bonkstaud,
Couch arm Chars tsins Shades Corniees Hair Mat
Reds and Bedding decorated China Toilet Sets Mir
rors nipr Room &c every kind Tea Silver
wsr- Ivory le G. Dining Table &c. No postpone
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

TINTED STATES NAVY
~ AND
MARINE CORPS
Npw WORK COUNTY NOLuN1EER COMMITTEE
NE" Ut" nTFlCE NEW BUILDINGS.
CORNER cpAMBERs STREET ARD BROADWAY
FIVE THOUSAND RECRUIrS Exron
FOR THE NAVY End SA0 HAnppbI ASpsD
COUNTY BOUNTY OF $500 AND am
VAsh rSwA E8R SAILORS. ~
The New York herald., 1864-05-03
BANJO iSfasSEs!c$s sH SSc Dcssqs . /. BRO,
e, ss9APWAyy, ss9APWAy,, Ss g,

few doorS above kmhy street
few doors above Amtty street.
0f BROADWAY. 6g1.
Our method ID new novel and original. We eHpian
II in ten which the pupil play sight any
the popular minstrel melodies and after few ies
ws teach the pupil acccmpanimeuts TO singing
acknowledged BY the and the prsfes
sion b oay nrst class instruments made KegNaty
nnished instrumenta made for presentation.
GEO. Q. D0BsoN BRO, SOL Broadway, S9i,
few doors above Amiu street
The New York herald., 1864-05-03

IIENRY a. LEFDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n.
III LEEDS MINER with sell at auction on Wednesday,
a. at clocx front oi No Liberty
Broadway ar of splendid black rorses long
tails and nanes, N nsnds hrh and years old. good.
sold onv for want ~ use They can be
the stable OF q Jswrence Fifteenth street. near
q Glrth nn.ll daN OF sale.
The New York herald., 1864-05-03
A b. CREWS. AUCrIoNEER
HOUSEHOLD

French Pat. Mirrors Bari Tables Gar cts &c WIN be
god, on wednesday, May A. at 10 o'clock NJ, nj West
Fourtee1th street between Sixth and Seventh avens
whole OF the elegant and Household Furniture
contained in said dwelling house. consisting IN rt ~ ext
large French Plate Mirrors Paror In gree broad
cloth; sofas Chairs Lounges marble Tables and Bu
rsaus SECRETARY BEL Plimpton PATTERN superior
slate ped BILLIARD Table superior Carpets
room urni,ure Ctina, Cutlery, Kitchen 'tensls C.
n Is The above SAL Is worthy the special atient on of
All VINO want good snbtsntia furuitnre Sale
wious -' - '''o'"oo IHe
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
McARTnUR NURSERY.

The undersigned wishes to inform the citizens
Vintcn, and surrounding Counties, that they
established Nursery ut Macarthur and
keep constantly on hand, every variety
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
We now offer for sale, 10000 Apples trees,
90 ,0JO Peach trees, Pear, Cherry, Plumb &c.
of the very best varieties.
These trees have all been raised in Hooking
County, and being accimated are preferable
to trees shipped from other States. They nre
two yoars old thrifty and In the best condition,
RGl we ask j. that thoss wishing trsec Should
call and see for themselves.
Address
Dec. F--sa ano. J.&w. GOLD.