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Police Kn.ellIUOnco.

BoIp ATTEMPT TO Ron A sArE-A very daring attempt
made about ten O'Clock yesterday morning to force
open and rob the safe in the oce OF George ~ Coser
No SO william street. Officer Klederer, OF the First
precinct, observed man. giving his John Rus
sell, armed with wo' den brace, enter Mr.. Cos,er's
Office, and make demonstration the safe lock- with
the view OF forcing from its position The officer ad
vanced snd after Srrestng Russell ound in his posses
sion . quantity Of powder some matches, jimmy and
nle- An examination OF the safe lock showed that
had been forced from its and piece OF paper
pace unccr Il then the lock replaced II Is be.
lesed that RusseIs intention TO bnse in
the store till after cosug time. sud ears 10
blow open and rob the safe, which contained ra Dad
bonds worth two Thousand dollars The police thiuS the
IN TO he old burglar. He Ia forty years OF
age and native of Baltimore. Justice Bowling com
mitted him to the Tombs for trial
Alleged THEFT FEMALE.-Mr Charles Rogers re
sidiog at 39 Grand street, yesterday appeared before
Bowling and lodged complaint against Alice sic
nonad, woman living 10 the hou e. charging her
with stealing gold watch and chan, ninety dol ars IN
Treasury aud other vaiuables 10 amount OF
neirly three hundred dollars Mr. Roger iuthcr stated
that he had found portion OF the missng roperty In
the apartments occupied BY Alice. She arrested by
oce Joey of the Fourteenth precinct, aud
trae locked her up for trial
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Arrivals and epartures.
Az itvtIs.


gss an r. ss and " s NJ n sS sS
FI.her 1hos PARK !, s,enson Ms Priehers. Burns
10 the sleerasc
LivrrrooI-s,esmshpc cry of sanehe.er-H johnson a
May. r.aier. Mr cortaas Read w Webb ar Reeve
hPn Won f6 Al sere xe%.n Gos Fygs s5@s
Rev y I'd ier lazy two aaognters aud four children
Lowi. Y George; hars. rosnar,. Nara Msssn Mr. Chip
Mr burke Nf oyerion NJ porssr ana laay. Rev No.
sw rraser-snd 32p In the s,serage.
MISUNDERSTANDING Northern LIeht-Gov ne
SI.IS J., Ray Ar. Bates % and infant, Or II Io.sr
van, Mr. { 6gnenn and child II shaw. ae5Ln.r
TIomss ,recse piin. ssmae,s AMI lady. Frcdsrsc
ssaT' NJ: nsHg, WC9;e' caE. gsndsen ,"a lsay
sna .dy Andrew
sss'i's,f sat + s.ig y ,s5 sss Ssoss
ssasoS VS. and ssGsses; NJ. Y ioa.on and a,sn,
Sage d Douglass, wnsns-anda a full compliment 10
the strerage.
sasaon al ssnn.d 1s5 s Ss ss sns sha sS5s s5 bs
st sss "a. Geo G "e, I'd % and Ss" iia
:ssiss s.s.a.! 20 Ss S 'YS' f,qs
s sds.i. s snd sss WY. Sfh K.nd & and sd Rcap
~ sll,o, osorrs y Dsi,, 2 smith, &c ocrss% : :
Ry.r. NJ. Tsls VI. ! Alden, ! + Rsr.cys; D sS.h,,
HavAsA-eissnshlp btvkba-Ars Carmen, = Moreon.
kIss Isabel Norgon MRS Anna Duney. Mrs AleD Mrs
Carmen Bua Mrs " Convens, Mr. w fonvens General
..s s5sSa Dss'S. s ~ F0. :ses 8.
Mernnon hr Eduardo Auiolo. Mr Lesadre bscs etr NJ
John LAWN Mir BsDseiti Mr. FeruDi Haneo Mr. REQ Q
Yatnsgo Mr. Emmanuel Ratio. Mrs. Lloyd slemuei, NJ
Ns r. S sc ssP' r. " sa; ''A
NEW oR,pEs-sesmship Creole -capt y saertine and
% NJ ds%as Mn ss.ss o.n H. .sa
N sstsss r Asher John Lane Al Westmore, smith,
Terry and servant Capt Lumley. Capt Ineston,
Lsui Bergen. wels chss Pgdsy James ,a rsnd6n ?.
Day and daughter Bcke vie .na Io.f n,ers And
wife-snd 81 IN sieerage.
L,v,tpoo, -HteamstiI Europa frem Boson-k y Wsbo.
Geo sohier, Mr. Mrs. AwbecIosk and chhd "a Bos
rori Me- wiism Msjos j Pasorius and Pierre Doyle Of
New yora Mr. and Mrs Chas Haiey and cNd q New 9er
sey John Rutherford OF 81 Louis Kober nInyre' ~
Montreal; Thomas Street of Canada: MRS Tiscenn OF
Yohshirs Thomas smith of London Brqggsr o. .s,{
Of Boston Miss farbanks MAs,er Esdaie, M Tooin
Christie Mr. Gbson. Mr. and Mrs. " Anderson ysmes
Moprsn MRS Patrick Ryan, Aiss rrAser geo tsser
Of IIsfss Eche man Of Porto Rico Tayiof OF h"s
lsnd-ls Total 20 -
Lyssyoor--stsansbip BecIa--Mrs q Bachshsv. nr 4
Bsypss and daughter, Dresser, Mr. Bichburn-sno
others In the steersge -.
BAyas-s.esmship Lafayets-sspuei Psnpmas, =. ~
voseL New York; Mr. Moriot PARIS Mrs. Mpsr LIS has az
hlns new York Jules Colet, Havana. w Hutcnns sno
enid, New York Mr. Colomber, mrs Ccemoler I've en-.
Thomas and chd, New York Ma,fessi Valet, vssssnss
Bongustsu. MIR Hutchinson, New YorA Ts,s
Nine Viliarasa and child New Or cans; Coseernn Vs
iornA, Aug Fion, Paris NJ zamsisp. New 5sTki III
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SECOND BOARD.
Cay COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept l6-6P. N.
Asu1s.-Receips 81 bbls Market inactive and prices
entirely nomual
BREADsIuFs-Receipts s,7Se bbls. -four l39 bbls and
1ss bags meal 2 59 bushels wheit 400 do corn
1895 do oats $50 do. and 164 DO. malt The -four
marse< dull and dropping, and at the close
OF fully LOG would have been necessary in order
to effect sales Some brards sold shade easier the
whole market dull and depressed, with buyers
outside OF the local trade who purchasing only for
immediate Sales OF 900 bbls State and West
ern 900 do Southern. and $50 do Canadian Rye -four
sold to the extent OF $50 bbls It 20 SO 80 rs The
whole is from SS to 80 49, Corn meal steady
with saes OF 800 bbls. ut s. tor Jersey and IS so fr
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Obituary.


The death or the Hoo Francis Moore late editor and
proprietor Of the Houston 7eeorap and Morning ar is
announced in our columns. Mr. Moore was an old aud
highly esteemed citizen OF Texas during the war he
has quietly resided with his family at the North He par
cpated in the Texan of udepen dence aod after its
recognition by Mexico became OF the leading spirits
in tho OF annexation the United States He was
powerful and effective speaker, aud canvasscd the
Northern states in 1874 in favor Of the election of Mr.
Polk 10 ths Presidency The question OF annexation
He served as one of the Comiss OF Texas
cute the terms OF annexati and subse luenty occu
pied for several years seat In her Legislature. His
last public oce before the that OF Mayor OF tho
city o. Houston. AZ the time of his decease he WAS on
gagged In preparing for the press his geological Survey
Of the state Of Texas work which his scientific
ments would have rendered very valuable. He was a
OF the pnrest character beloved by all who knew
him. and has left large circle or relatives acquant
anccs to mourn the loss OF husband, father and
fr;an
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C RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
49, New YORK, Sept 2 1864
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this Company
will be held the st Monday Of October, at the oce OF
company I3 William street. New York at III O'Clock A.
M for the transaction OF such business rs may come De-
fore the meeting. JOHN A. DlA, Prcsdeut
ii. v. Poor secretary
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MR.. THEODORE II. GARDNER.

Tff'rH Sept.,V |
We b.Ss ieceived letter from Lieutenant Jonathan T.
Crane zone hundred days vountsers), now opposite
Petersburg, and from him learn that Monday last
while his men duty. he ared at by a
rebel sharpshooer the ball hitting him the forehead
and passing right through his head killing ha Instantly
The name OF the young is Theodore H. Gardner
OF the late Matthew Gardner OF BROOKLYN. Previous
the time Of joining Lieutenant Cfane's company he
been employed in this oifce a mpositor and during
the time he renamed In u he conducted himself in
manner which FOR him the respect and his
employer and those with whom be had become ac
quainted He fine young man, rather good looking
and about twenty-one years Of age. His loss will be
severely felt by his surviving parent and friends.
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urIRST GLASS SECURITIES FOR SALE
II THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Seven per cent First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds


WASHINGTON, ALEXAND DRIA AND GEORGETOWN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PAYABLE JUNE /, 1883.
These Bonds the total debt OF this company Rnd are
secured by first mortgage deed Of trust uponfhe entire
(includng its real personal and mixed propery)
from the and Ohio Railroad depot at washing
ton D. O. the Orange and Alexandria Railroad DEPOT At
Alexandria Va uding the Long Bridge across the
The road and bridge laid mostly with double
track and partly triple track of heavy rail- weighing
sixty pounds TO the yard.
Interest per cent per snuum. payable In semi
khe first days oil June aud December at
the Metropolitan Bank, New York.
sinking fund OF seven thousand hve hundred dollars IS
appropriated by aw TO tie redemption of the bonds
The Of the Company from the State OF Vtr
gna OF ashington and United States Congress-
covering lis entire route ana valuable privileges
This road is full operation. having been lately re'a
rebuilt aud s the thoroughare to the south con
Meeting with Baltimore and Ohio Pnadepnia, WI.
mington Baltimore and Camden and Amboy Railroads.
believed there no better security on the market
than that offered b. these bonds
Further Information can had of the undersigned. who
authorized dispose Of the entire ioau in sums TO
suit OF purchasers and exhibit the deed OF trust
and map OF the from New YORK to AleN Nandra.
JOHN Is. MURRAY Co.
BANKERS.
ii Broad street, near Wall,
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- be wheat market decidedly Hrmer spring
samples, owing 10 the padequacJ Of supply, with
moderate demand 5,es So 900 bushels at 81 I3 81 22
for Chicago sprinr, 81 Is 50 23 for milwaukee club,
So - 81 IS Tor amber Milwaukee and Iowa, 81 20 a
s. 80 for winer red Western, So 80 50 IS Tor amber
MI hgan ana s. for small parcel OF choice crop
white kentucky The corn market was 1c &c. lower
and dull with sales OF % 900 bushels at 81 81 81 6lk
for Western mixed. Rye irregular and difficult TO
quote accurately. sale OF 200 bushels Western
made. but the particulars reserved Oats de.
cidetiS lower duh the range being $50 for
Canadian. state and Western. Barley ald barley malt
were inactive.
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qresolrs Canoe: Francs; d visd, a 3 HUI. Ne. York
Eug Martin. France: Mr. Curtin Wisconsin, Mime kottier.
New York-and a full general cargo.
Sxw oR.EASs-ste.mship North America-John Kien-
kemper and children Arnold. Nader. EspeDsn.
Anthony Doll p AcCermick Emma Hernsnat, Jo1n
0chise ,leh Bernstein and WIFE, Emma Wolf sss Jones
and lady Miss Louise Joiy Ernsstne Joeiiy Ek johnson
and Wife 9r1lth and wife, j Powell. George Pearson
Hogan and wife Bartlett snd wife, kallshef =
Flatar Nine Kansr Mime Rowland Elizabeth Keller n l.
Roth.
BavsstLLA MISUNDERSTANDING Tuba Cain-Dr
NJ Grant, Ramon Moniealsgre Juan scrrano, K
Lndo, DalY. W Bliss. Cantio, Bords, James
Jones.
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FINANC1AA.
TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK CHATHAM SQUARE,
n n T., September H. S64.-Notice is hereby gwen
that the alterations In the banking room having oeen COM
pleea the regular evening sessions will be resumed from
ana after this date M. ID, VAN PELI, freslaen.
Jos. r. COOPER. Secretary.
ATA MEETING OF THE CORPoRATORs OF THE
N dorchester Union Freestone Company. held at the
office OF Messrs moCredy Armour. i49 Pearl street on
Thursdsy. sept l5 the COMPANY organzed IN accord
with the act for the formation OF mann acur
ing and mining companies aud the following are the Direc
W. - 'A' FiETCHER wEsTRAy,
HUGH N. CAMP,
WIN. W. THOMPSON
JAMES M SWIFT.
d. A McCREDY
EZRA r. GO0DRIDGE.
A. 3 CORWINE 80
G. r. SHERWOOD Secretary,
DIvIDEND NOTICE.-THE TRUSTEES OF TIE
IL kn n.ckerboc Petroleum Company. Stephen crowei
President declared dividend OF ons per cent on
the capital stock free Of government tax payabe on the
18th the oce OF the bankers Messrs
4 0ebhard, Il Nassau street. FRED. SCHUCHARDT.
NKw YoRK Sept. IA 1854. Treasurer.
DIVIDEND NorICE.-THE TRUSTEES OF THE
- Manhattan Petroleum Company VIM. q. Grant, Esq ,
President declared diydend of two per cent on tue
capital payable the 18th inst at the Office OF the
COMPANY Empire Buildings No. II broadway room No d.
second floor - . -,o,, m
Sant
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The following new national banks have been author
i1ed:-Frs, Ns,,ooai Bank Iocghsvep, " Y. Trst Va.
souai Bank, Leoninster Mass; First National Bank,
Lowell, Mass firs, National BANK, joliet H.. the BLACK.
stone National Sank Boston, Mas the National Bank OF
Redempiioo, Boston, Mass
me following statement Of the condition of the "a.
,,oo. banks has been issued by the Currency
CAPITAL STOCK srBscRprp IN srlrss
o,a capital stock subscribed during August e. COS 600
,,, capaI stock subscribed 70 date, ssl ass 600 an
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yNANTBD-AN EXPERIENCED COOK; ONE WHO
w understands soups, poultry and game. Also an ex
pcrenced waitress; willing to assist In the chamber
worK: city references required Call al III East nth
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fpHE SAVAGE SILVER MINING COMPANY OF SAN
Franc has declared dividend of hty dollars ncr
foot gold ps,abe through the Bank of California to
Eastern Stockholders and after The 9th instant less
erchs by LEES WALLER. No. Offices 81 Pine street.
NEW YoRE Sept. Z. l6of
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

COOK wANrED-A FIRST CLASS SS.FEssED Wo
" willing TO assist In the washing of n sna
family None but prnfessea cooks need apply Cal at
East 18th before
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

are now open a, ,he above oee for original subscrI
for the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-23

Yuba G.. & D. MiainE Company,
Palmyra Distriet.-Noiice. AN assessment Of ff-
ty cents per share was levied this the first day
Of February, le64, payable to the Secretary imme-
diately BY orderof the Board
PLATT KETCHAM. Sec'y. (,
Gold HILL February LIST, 1864. feb2 LIN
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Summons.


limited STATES OF AMERICA, TERRI
u tory of Nevada, county of Storey, S. Knick-
erbocker Gold and Silver Mining Company, plain
tiff, against Lawrence OFT, defendant The peo-
pie of the United States of America in the Terri
tory of Nevada TO Lawrence OFT, greeting: You
are hereby summoned to appear before me, a
Justice of the Peace In and for Gold Hill county
and Territory aforesaid at my Office in Gold Hill,
ON the 26th day Of February, A. d. 1864, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, Of that day, to answer the COM
plant of Knickerbocker Gold and Silver Mining
Company, wherein 1t claims to recover from you
Thirty.ssy Dollars and Fifty.siI Cents, money
paid out and expended for your benefit, as per
bill on file in my Office, and You arc hereby mott.
fed that If You fail to appear and answer the
complaint as aforesaid, Judgment will be taken
against you for the said sum of Thlrty-seyen Dol
lars and Fifty six Cents and sts of suit 80
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand, this 2lst day OF
January, A. D., 1864. S. A. KELLOGG,
J. p Of Gold Hill Precinct, Storey Co., n. T. c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-23
Constab,.a-s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice s A. Kellogg's Court, of Gold
Hill township, Storey county, Nevada Territory,
to me directed, in favor of Peter Kelly and against
John Folly, have seized and win expose for sale
at public auction, at one O'Clock P. NJ, on FRI.
DAY, the 26th day of February, A. D: 1864 In
front of the Justices Office in Gold Hill, Storey
county, n T., the following described property,
to.wit: All the right, title and interest Of said
Judgment debtor in and to the following described
property, viz: A piece or parcel of land or town
lot in Gold Hill, Storey county, N. T., bounded on
the west by Bowers Road, on the east by vacant
lot formerly owned by John Folyi the premises
hereby levied upon being the same wherein Is
situated adwelling house built by said John Folly,
and now occupied by one Mira Powers, and from
east to west fifty $50 feet more or less, and from
north to south fifty $50 feet also all houses and
cabins and tenements now thereon.
" tAs WIN. H. BEGAN 81.
~. - Constable Of Gold Hill township.
Gold Hill, Feb. 5tll, GO fe6 I'd
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Oold HIii, JsnuNy;
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LaborinR Geld and silver Mining

Company.-Notice Ia hereby given, that IN nc.
corlance with the laws Of Nevada Territory grd
the bylaws Of the above company, hgrC VIII
be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 81 day Of March
A. D. 1864, at o'clock P. N. Of SAID day, 1t iHr
office of the eecretary, Main street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall, Gold Hill, n. n, so many shares OF
the capital stock Of said company stanGing Ia The
names Of the following parties rs may be neecs-
sary to pay IN assessment Of One Dollar per
share, levied December 23d, 1863 now Que by raid
parties together with costs Of advertising and
aula tn.yvit.
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Gold Hill, Dec. 2ath, 1868. dee If
TO Delinquent Tax Payers.

To Delinquent Tax Payers.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR,
" Storey county, n. T., February 3, ls64.-No-
tice IN hereby given that have this day received,
and deliveredto the District Attorney, Dightou
Corson Esq, the delinquent tax list of Storey
county, n. T. --......... ....-
And notice Ia hereby further given, that unless
the delinquent taxes therein specified are paid to
the Tax Collector within Twenty Days from
the publication of this notice, action will be com
menced by said Attorney for the collection of
said taxes and costs ...... r..
(---~) Witness my hand and official seal, the
Il. S. day and year first above written.
tSs~) N. w. WINT0N,
fed I'd County Auditor
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Caution.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
" sons not to purchase the following certlh.
Gates of stock In the Dardanelle g. g. 8. N. Co..
issued to the following named parties Certs.
w knight %, loJ
ID Budd - - =. ~
H Carpenter ma. - 24,!so
Breen e. J Kirk :. hi. l99
Il N Townsend ~
As sa' ID stock was sold at public auction for de.
llnquent assessments, and will not be transferred
on the Company's books c. B. GOODRICH.
90 =, sec'y Dardsnells G. & 8. n. Co.
February 10, "a. fel0 Inn
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CopPers Company.-N0tice II hereby
given, that In accordance with the laws Of Ne.
yada Territory and the bylaws Of the company,
there will be sold at public auction on WEDNES.
DAY, March 9th, 1864 ut one NJ in front Of
the Secretsry's Office, 10 many shares Of the CAPT
tal stock Of The company, standing In the names
Of the following persons, as will be necessary TO
pay the following assessments due thereon to-
oethpr with aecruin0 COSTS:
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Brennus G. asd 3. Mining Compa-
nv, Office No. 5 Court Block, 636 Clay street, San
Francisco December 18th, ls63-Notice Is hereby
given, that In accordance with the laws Of the
State of California and the bylaws Of this compa-
nv, by an order made by the Board Of Trustees,
on the 18th day of December 1868, that Mt u
O'Clock N. Of "WEDNESDAY, March ID, 1854,
there will be sold TO the highest bidder, at the
auction room Of Jerome Rice & Co., No. 327 Mont
gomery street. 70 many shares Of the capital stock
Of the Brennus Gold and Silver Mining Company,
standing in the names Of the following persons,
may DO necessary to pay the assessment (No. d
of one dollar per share, duly levied by the Board
of Trustees on the 9th day Of October. 1863, to.
gether with the expenses Of advertising and other
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DANIEL MARTIN, Secretary.
Como Dec. Is. 1863 deli I'd
The above sale Is postponed until THURS.
DAY, the 18th day Of January, 1864, at the hnur
and place above named
jale I'd DANIEL MARTIN, Sec'y.
The above Sale is further Postponed until
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of February, 1864 al
the hour aud place above named.
d. MARTIN, Secretary
Como January 9th, 1864. jazz Id
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Let

nERTIFICATE No. 50, ron rs SHARES m
" the Nevada and Golden Era Consolidated
Gold and Silver Mining Company, standing b the
by cautioned not 70 negotiate 81 the same, u Il
VIII not b trAnStegfpd by the Secretary.
film ~ J, W. HASTNGS
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Caution.

nHe pIJBLIC, ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
not n nurchaSe or negotiate for the following
certIcates OF stock In the Sunrise Gold and sivsE
Mlnnr Company, as part Of the same were sC na
al public anetio1 TO the highest baooet o ons
once 81 the company, In Gold Hill % me sssn
dsy Of January, 1854, and will not ibe trans
fefred By the Secretary ~ -,
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]! Nv order Of the Board Of Trustees.
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y:
Gold Hill, Jan. 18th, 1854. js2o I'd
The above sale Is bereby postponed until
THURSDAY March Sd, 1864, at the same time
Nv order of the Board Of Trustees.
e GEO. G. BURNETT, Secy:
Gold Hul. Feb. 90 "a. feO I'd
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EnHrNn

A PRoMISSORY NOTE, DRAWN IN IA.
n vor Of James Devlin, or bearer. The owner
| by calling at this Office, proving property, and
paying for this advertisement, can have his note
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EnITNn

A qPocKET-BOOK CONTAINING NATU-
a rallxation papers. Prommissory Notes, etc.
The owner can have the same by calling at ihi1
Gold HIN, Dec. q, 1858 7.,als -, 80;
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Tonawandn Company. - Notice ~
hereby given that in accordance with the laws Of
Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the Com.
pany, there will be sold at public auction in front
Of the Secretary's office, on SATURDAY, Feb.
rusry GOTH at one o'clock P. NJ, as many shares OF
the capital stock standing in the names Of the
following persons ss will suffice to pay the M.
sessments due thereon, together with the costs of
81 md aala
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DardaneIIe Company.-The stock

holders of this company Rre hereby notified That
there will be meeting Of the company on next
THURSDAY NIGHT, February 25th, at o'clk,
at McGinness g. Co'soffiee, Maynard's Block, one
door north of the Postotfiee, for the purpose Of
changing the by laws 1t IL desirable to'haye all
the stock represented, either In person or BY
proxy, as business Of great Importance to the
company Is to be transacted. By order OF the
Board of Trustees c. b, GOODRICH, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb 10TH 1864. fe19 I'd
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LOST AND FOUND.
EOIIND

ss.Gss FOUND, z-
CERTIFICATES NO. Is, g. q and %. for tif.
~ ty.hye Shayes Of stock In the Spring Valley
Gold and Silver Mining Company, standing In the
name Of John HomeG The owner b requested
to call at the ONCE Of the DAILY NEws, pay for
this advertisement and take them away.
Gold Hill, Dec. 10th. dale toe
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Caution.

TINE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
i ,aeainst purchasing OF negotiating for the fol.
lowing certificates tf stock IN the Ia Note Gold
and silver Mining Company "a the Eame we're
sold for ASSESSMENTS at public anetion, 70 the
highest bidder, in frnut Of thes becfetnrys once,
on the ooh day Of February, 4: D. isS4, ano
will not be transferred BY the Secretary -, 9,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-23

ID hereby given. that In accordance with the laws
Of Nevada Territory. there will be sold at public
auction on SATURDAY, February 9th, 1854, In
front Of The company's Office, in Silver City, at
one O'clock P. u. Of that day, 70 many shares Of
re capital stock Of said company, standing In
the names Of the following persons, Is wiz pay
the mount due from them for assessments, to-
.ther with costs of advertising and cost Of sale