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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19
financial.
V,UE NEW PATRIOTIC LOANi
FISK e HATCH.
No IS WALL STREET.
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW

FISK &c HATCH,
No IS WALL STREET.,
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
Tbs No:rs win he issued Denominations 81 $50 WV
500 co.. aud go with interest at the rs'~ OF 10
PER CENT. or ONE CENT per dsy each 90, Payst'e
sen.i-annusi.y.
They viii dated August IS 1854 snd viii he payable
the end Of three years In funds, convertible into
Fi..Twrnty SIX PER CENT Bonds payable. Principal and
Interest. IN Gold
On I'll payments made pror 10 August H. interest WIZ De
allow I'd .nd alter that date Interest viii be charged
~ Liberal arrangements I'LL be made with Banks Bank
aud Dealers.
Subscription, also received for the 1910 LOAN, and al
ti. Of Government Securities bought AID sold a! market
ra~L
" Special attention given 20 The conversion OF the OLD r'o
notes into the SIX PER CESf Bonts Of 1851
Holders Of lcss than SD) esn new s7Hn thri
,ev-, Of the privileges OF oonverons- tho Bonds Of 1891
vi hereafter 10 issued In denominations Of $50 and sio'
as We. n, the larger denOuriors heretofore issued In
converting the notes duo August 49, interest VII be "dnsd
to that date. Fieh hAlCh, No - AT.
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Ocean Cleaners.

IT 8. MAIL LINE-For CALI ORNIA
Os via PASAMA.-Regnlsr sailing days: 80 i1h and "a
Of rsch month exceps When tell on SUNDAY shsu
the Day Of departure win bs tho Monday fouowinsi
NORfnERa LIoHT
G. p Sesbury, Commander,
WIZ sail nom Pier No D. No.sh River
TUESDAY. AUGUST q at IL O'Clock IN. .
Ths resiusnip NORTH STAR viii succeed the NORTH
EEN LIUnT. and szi sEPrkMBERa
IL. Is. ALLEN No. $ Bowling Green
MAIL STEAMERS tn FRANCE DIRECT.
Va Inc GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPASi'5
NV line ~ hr,, class sdewEeei STEAMSHIPS, between
NETWORK and HAYRE.
The first 6,s spcnda Vessels intended to be put upon this
fsyorii. route tor tie Continent are t., following;
WASH n 40 t.........J 10 tIrs .1 noi sc'poSeI
LAFh1 ErIk............3,Eit TINS. - 90 so'P'~t
EIblNlE.... ....'sn,.fp ~ 'ors" p'"rf
NAPOLEON fll......(b Il iins). 100 horse p,wer.
nj, the ps0n OF the sntirs st the ssvieo wiz b
per- rmed by the .-u, -
WA3iII AGTOS, A. Duchesne, LAFAYETTE, A. Do
candle az follows: - - -
LAFAYETf E........... "Wednesday. Sept IL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w rdne sdayf OciooeI "
LAFAYETTE. W osfay. Nov-aibera
WASHISGTOS.. W eiDrsaay Deeembsrz
Fret CABIN tlciA iuig tsbe i,.Isi......... -
Second CApin rn-nius ,abiewsr). y 70 81 go
Pe,abe In gold. ia oiGyasnt yned STAKES currency
MEDICAL AIT GypAScE fagx % cIAE0z
oEJA6E MACKENZIE. Agent,
10. Brosd@sy, h.v-N ofk.
At Psr. IL Borlevsrj is CayueDs. ,orsnd EcIsi ct
feve LILLIAN ioELiStCe
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esS, sasa on rs,~ip. Of g,iee, by, ,.-, w.,
EOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
u READ cocHiN : RESULTS on sNANVAfA
PRESIDENT II CJIaN'S POLICY. -.
The important aud Asy eV9A Of the season. WEIGH
CIRCULATED EVERYWHERE, r,ov
TuE oTANUAHp NORh on EAANCifAIluN
MANY THOUSANDS have already boea sod ard the do
unsnd u copssh,y Increasing =,
Eesi tie following rioT from the hIit EAies1en OF o
ssunry, testify ns 20 ia aportane.
sJ have .ramr 81 Cochin. Ic,G Of Emancipation snd
hesitate 70 80 that full and pete won
that subject It MFR Dy notice AID cCAe utTe
INV, ..t wGsieve the eIpsr n4n, Of emancipation hai
k,rn -ri.d Ia. Away. nenci. rot les' TO the
owner the than t- anSe himself sn"a elfcn
IAion Of The would ted po~eruy to eoiIse. pubic
s nation could rae prouo;e the csa"e
Of Emancipation thai 10 ID i,s circulation"
Prom Hon. WiitcI Jaws
.ihe d,ato'k Winch. BY confronting the partial ''s,o
rsd by sdve,- pali-an. given prof that rmao
eips0a except on e thr principle thai freedom l. tl'
ksst Foundation for iodu" y aud oder. v.,.,,..
Ia remsrslls Iar the s-rton OF Emancipation
70 Gu tsuy b al ~5ea 10 po"s supposed 70 DC on
Is most ,ate,.,tS p,rt jad.men; By event, OF The
p9cphecirs Of dcs asi social anaiehy
tbs svshods interest sisoced the Noce OIL reason s'
TIE most in,,s. part "a thi. time, Ia tho 'irIknT
Aamon. atoL Of the ecs'y OF Indemnify In The genera AZ
tTsst o. iai1s ~ owur. q! iandto psy ~.'
TO tie sTono to compsnsae tie o"nr of tnr o''
ofIoPsty ~ % relieve the soS'ey hon tie entire pfo'1I
Tai. Place sds,-niry IL. ground Of industrial neces
d. gives Tie must ciher hors
esb.g The have 10 OF leave mis- lad
ewierr-ss II The MS er cah pay Whss ne has a. nncn
r before and the freed negro the h.ns Of gaining 1--we
hhoSd Il irr-d0u4.
Ths conditions Of the emancipation Of sbou, many slaves
n the lows! Discussed BY Cochin vary mate
fay from under ch .insT experiment l. a59nt TO
be attempted nse hut the prneipes applied 70 the c ei-H
Of Lo sets universally pcaDir aud tie law o thdsn
slsy has been the trst stated 10 cattle to
naAversal acceptance.
from Hon. ChzTes Sumner
Tie work Of Mf. CoChis l. abs exoe.n' and practical
especially this IL 4 Of iBnie value Vtpss
9th regard 70 the past and guide 70 IT," ga" duty W e
u before Wherever IL read Emancipation vii b.
occsptsd gentle d. aud Sef TO oIin
good ats and 20 overflow Wan beuss hsTsec Will sue
sHissioa. the book sload travel IA wida-
Send early orders TO- IN. Popular EDITION to
tbs TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Or TO Waikiki WISE & CO.. Pus ishers, Boston, Mas,
Books seat free BY mail on receipt o. pIce, 81 So
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oySIcn Cur CRsrK Psrrorsvx 90.
OTFIcB W TEg 50 uRiIr lssCkAScg CO.,

OFFICH IHg -, UHi1f IL TRANCE 90. =.
70 ~ fIsr.sI.. HEw.YOsg, Aug o, 1854
nIViDkND NOIlCE.-Iue Directors have
Tho Gay (afer nlAifs Reservations seoa.!ed re-
tian t. Of tie ,4rersl r.urs>s law, suen1d in Nay
va dec ned lh~ following pINluEDS out o. tbs pIJhls vi
IT,. h.ysl yels ending ia g. lfoi
the caytal Of 81 go iuf to the credit q sockk I'D
ers ~ tho boil flee Company he 18th o. july, ls,
he I'D stocxAodcfs ,A1T IL rsgsEea.atyts
OS DEMAND.
~. An IN II REST DIVIDEND Of SIX (6l PER GEM
.ho oIsGDdg scrp Il tie Company payable in CASH.
or or afor NOVEMBER J.
"a. SCRIP DitIDEND o. FIFTY ts0l PEH CENT On
lac Oa ca ed rarc ting premiums u %, yrc ending
July a. fes walsh SCRIP CERTIFICATES viii be issaed Oh
ALL ABOVE DlviDgEDs FREE OF GOVERNMENT
TAN.
JOSEPH NALN1 Z, Pres.dsr..
ThOS. w. BiEOSALL Woo President.
r. l. HAYoocx Secretary:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19

CCNTRhL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSET
~ from Pier 10. , North River connecting at bea.sS
Junction With pea~a se. LacAAaHnns and Nes.sn hsirs1a
and Easton with Lrhgl Nsley Railroad and q, cen.ss
ios forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and the Ness W.
ORFAr MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIIE wEsr.
Sixty Mu,s and I've iious sawed b. this Hue % Chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis. o,c Wild bat ghal e. Of cara
SUMNER ARRANGENaNfs
Commencing AuIus: 1884, b. .ye New oyt as 70 ows
hARRIstpa0 ErPaEse-A, e'lc Ia, fog fs'ton hetfY
PoltsIl. hsIi,barg Nauch Cnuus. WIsesbarse, bea
sbar, p connecting Past sni EFT on tie fcn,tt
vsH'. G. rsl Railroad, Moth aud south on tl, Eohsn
tenirsl Railroad nd with the Cumberland valley Ain,st
MAIL lEAiN-AtR.ait for snins tor, i-s-'on, -
Csp scrsntou, Wuscshsrrs Great Beni ft'son blnSn~
ton, SC. =. o.,
I:lDP ~ TBAix-For Has,on, Allentown, Mach Chcna
WIke'barre, NhlaIsPogt, hescins fst''ue' hSf
&c -,
x-For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown. and Hsns'
CAuuh
4.5D y. s.--FoF s,nervi'e and Fienngton.
6P n.Tor SON 'rylle. .r.,-
Reading, HAuisb.r- rifsDmsEt sni mo N"" SeN<->
o.4s through from leroy Ciiy a. tl'tn.r;n' -, ~
Frz,sE. Fpor ,ar Nsw YORK FrRRY-Lesse Hsr
Yola - Boo i.t $50 NJ. T., - $50 A. t.i -, sNu 80
D. m i9sts .tlr . PESO m f0ilt ~ flilA'fs hafo'H
Tickets for fIn Wet 90 De- ta ed ~ 'He 1-1s " =.
Ctrull Hai rod Company, fi.- 49, y H. -
t.tsr Uo... ri H. Broad way 1ui a. tre p'irc pa
.b... JOSIAH ". oiE--a1, al.e il.rn-sAL
XFfM EVEEDGLLs sons, No. 40, Fa..oa
- e.-srLA@ yO8 t4.l.'A 49, 49, i-AoA--. aAs
LsALlUAkAA
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orncs Q, "a. cnleAoO l,o AlTos n.R; cssrAsT


UNITED rAlfs 4hbstEhtt
~ lorS rnsf ...1. i.Fti
DARTIES HOLDING TWENTY C!D OK
.r. on the ii, Of pro ri o. r,u--sd 20 hand tlen i
W. hsdrcs any till. n~io. 9. q aa'e.
Holder c--.iy. Mia a 1su f4i Lave iacif 90 if ~
siusd "a CL.,ks ysa for tom 10 siii hst str "
Cc"c, p T.. .,,-- . -, -
JACOB RUSSELL
AA.is.aal IfetsgfgI, -. 7.
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CARLETON, PublI,her, New York.
Also ready On Tuesdsy,

ScHN GUTDEPsTRINGS SIN-A fascinating new nove
r. ,as "JsYpe Eyro" style. LIMO, cloth, 81 ~.
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financial.
DEDEAiPTICN OF

REDEMP11ON OF
Se46, 700
SOLDIERS SUBSTITUTE AND kELlLf
FUND BONDS"
OF THE
COUNTY OF NETWORK,
PAYABLE SEPTEMBER I. 1874
Notice t. L-e-by given that the "ssdisrs Substitute and
Iso Fand Bond, OF the Couu'y OF New YORK os'oi'ns
doe snd payable september 1854 with hs iHirTrs thereon
will be .sil On hat day Oh Ito presentation o. ,id Bonds
tais ODlse.
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IT. n. " n = NO II 7 IosIueH,.
JOHN 5. RIlIEHHuUSE Secretary sid Treasured

the following g-itleni-ai IS oiictr-;
II. II. WAiSRlour President
JOHN ). RIIIEEHuUSf SECRETARY sld Treasured
GEO. ". MCLEAN o.q., urn OF Jerome, Rigs, Co,
New-1ork. n,.,-,
H. L. GAw, s.q Arm ~ Cav M,cslessr Co, Philadei-
JOHN s. vEwBoLD. ESQ.,. arra Of SewbOld Son Asr,-
son, PhsdcllNii.
WA tIstihR. e,q. mr., ofwin. Fiher sons Baltimore.
LEONARD ! FOhNEi. csJ. tie tiworc.
Nor. BOWS Mftl. BANKERS fOg the Comply. Sab
Trea., r. Piiidns Sow-teIs.
The Of he torPo1 u % cree, two acts ~ poos
and wire forming donb ue .un By ieeier routes
uecus tie elite. Of New 9th Fb si,iphA anore snd
asinsop snd tk, piacgsl iefuic 10 io,t md 10 -
the reception 1ud oh Of telegraph
n.ossag-s anu by connecting w1h oin,r ire. = CT. ~ =
points. he abe - send messages % al at Of iLs LAi
,tStes anf taLadt.
be Ina l. row IN course q con.;ruction, and cOhsss
have he entered rto for the pTrsr u wire 80 otH ma
,-rsis Rome Will 81 c@oept o. ne hst 1ur y rd 20
-DpsieG 10 ave u ws - operation pe-"f
%, uain points In sixty days sud tue ohef ~ "ii
ID, pat up sad " D satror Immediately lfttrSsfi
No en.,rpri.c nov, 10 ~. market oe,rs eqgd rrosr-es
Of profit wiia OF t hug nd tns usi Of c brsi
pf0p,od no done hy tus Couranv, - ia nance m
plies stock beihs nenced ~ Tie pabAo -
chOlce uvestI.rit
the Number Of proposed to he rupoyed b iis Con
psns. shows ti' VII mhuAue1 u can cam sbi 1'
| clsi diviJends ~ 10 20 - per cent per snnu1L
Books for Eo Gel u sipck ~ Tie NonPty
office Of @. HILTOa SCksSBR, Nc 81 Wihsau-si.. and
unit, further esld The sse-c ytos received
will be- payable by instaln aA.s.
his Ecnt-i D. hsvo lao u,sres, divided In TIE dfreo
cities through which Tie III viii nass; tnufr,re bat hp
itsd amount o. tbs stock VII he oslTl "a eaCb.
Further particulars will be syta upon rppirg At the oics
Of o. HILTON scHiBShH, e>I. whore the Prrsii~rt -
tho Con paHy viii DO la constant stteudanee.
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ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY

nEM0RESI'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
- and Nine Drnore.f's Mirror Of Fashion. conbinls
Brilliant Stories husio 1ousehc md other valuable terry
By the oausIt authors, and all Pronsrly illus
tssed With the most reliable Fashions Heinds large
and ne Fashion rlaes aud fan sized cut Pbes
Go. etc.
6dnsle copies. IS csnts- -
Yearly SEQ with valuable Premiums and liberal terms for
C3ubs.
Address Wa. JFssISes DRxoREsT % beckman street. OF
Eme DYEOaysF. f-3 broadway. l.. Y.
Every LADY, Mother MiInsr and rressmsker viii be In
teres,ed in ihs artistic and Sso1l MasAl ne-ketey August
6S.h
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oUFsr-A charming that every sdy viii be de-
hSkisd with l2aio, oiol, IL 50
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1OcA Pennsylvania CENTRAL
pEADiNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.

DEADiNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD,
Tri, Rosd 4 completed aud IN sooi rrusis4
crder with ciAss Pas.rngof Cas-. and .4nz
sneI's win as connecting roai NORTH AMI SOUIf,
Offers fhs puss tirsc, sid THROUGH rvo1<
fr9io WASH NOTION Gat BALTIMORE va York. &c
bis AZ BENDING % Nnrnfown, Fason AMI NEA-lClkS
wal route for oesny SUAHhk RI SORTS sasGs1 ss
tIied ~ he spYreci lteL
Train, Sortt ave Colnra 80 II 500 a. H.. Asc.
Traiu. Noit cave Columbia a. s:e-i ?. NJ Fast
1fairs IIye At Reading 1882 NJ, Acc
Irsips arrive 81 Reading at 4:Z3 D. IN, Fct
Jrsini South leave Heading Of $50 . ~. Ace,
fiHns South .save Reading al II ~ a u, Fast.
Team, arrive ., Columbia u s:sn w.. Acc.
Trsfs arrive At Columbia =, l:30 o. n, Fsst
Tho kiYsr SgssshAune CV,unibia l. sci > 9ss
feTly; NEW BOAT zx1its ts arrival tis tf-ls coz
yey b. ps4ien Te The chsgge .sug ooghtfo p.sea
r. by he est line viii dine a. Colombia.
!. W. NORTlRDP, ROBERT CRANE,
General Ticket gent. G-aerll -HpcIinsnasa1
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s.Ths.s book. ar. sold everywhere, and Will be ANT o.
nal gasA on ts,x iyt a.. ilico, by . =. =
go u CaRLETjH, Publisher, New Yorf
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
~ BROOKLYN 10 PHILADELPHIA.
THROUGH N HOURS

Or and a.,sr MONDAY, Aec. l. 1854 by the coDnodfssg
s,esuer JES5E HOYr foot Of ,lsnc e.. frooHyn eysrs
d-y f,uus-, erc.p-dl II O'Clock m, thence 70 ~
h5nmo.th and by ttv n tAn ami sasaTs bey Esthocd
on rhsiephs; returning, leave Fin~-ss wL&a
lae la ever, ulotn.n. at (suadAys eI:.pstdt
Traveller. tts ty VI Sew-f ork are notified ie'
Apply pisg BY this ine tho stat. OF New!rfsry hsye
sr, 81 10 AID Amsoy Monopoly re exe ans
ps ofcsryny passengers and resh cen he Csss
.l New Yors ani fhi44epLi,
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"a OVERSEEING. OVANO. ATD SQUARE
f1A,O-FDNIE MAst FACLDkENS
No. % Pu-rHst door ursi o. 'sitfly, seH-Nors
ILs.- Ftn9s Lave 1w.y. s'asel tie A4si lu.n waer-
thry have been uEli fr ~rlirn g4IHuiy Os i've
ysers -c-ainpzne. zach fituO
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EOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
IL READ COCHIN RESULTS OF ENANCAfAIioH.
Provtnx v rat are "a. pr .cteal ~tikilss OF
President II COINS POLICY. .
The important aud eVeA OF the season. ~hlen
AouA In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23

CtIXTY ACRES OF LAND or the Potomac
~ River. half mile below the Alexandra
Ferry, we'll known as RozieC's Ferry, q portion
Meadow ana the residue we'll q iaptei TO Gard
eninp.
Also, one hundred and fifty acres Of Prime
Land on Hansons Branch about two miles
east Of Alexandria Ferry, six miles from
Washington. Abundant Iiinner, eNceliant
Water. healthy situation, excellent exposure
for Garden now ;G successful operation, Three
tenement houses GA the premises
FOB RENT.
4 ready furnished Cottage dwelling. odjotn-
ing the Iast-named premises, continuing tive
rooms on the first floor, three chambe two
attic rooms and spacious cellar; basement
kitchen and laundry; fixtures for hot and co!d
water; well shaded lawn u two acres; stable
for six horses; COW and carriage houses; pump
Of excellent water in yard. Twelve acres OF
early ganden land and twenty-five acres low
land pasture to be rented witt the i1ou5e! Il re-
nuired Possession given at any t''ic after 1SI
of May. Rent $50 per month, payab m9nth
ly in advance Situation high. dry: healthy,
and extremely picturesque ~,
Apply in person to j. ca < ROl4i~ Blk : !,
ESQ, City Hall, Washington, or TO me EDITOR
of the Alexandra Gazette, at Alexandria, or III
person or BY letter to the subscriber, \reslo'ns
near the premises and addressed to
VIM. HENRY DANG bRFlELU
y cod Cot near
., 1S-1n7 Washington city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23

~. evacuation Of ciiatza by the FEDERAL
Troons-s5sa21er Blown W, &c,
Css,,.vasnondepce Of the phl}ada, lnQalrer.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April I7.--NlsE1t De.
f,.. Last the steamer General H;1ntar was de,
errayej by a torpedo III the St. ,1''sn $. n'a'
I;n9 fvo valuable transports lost by these n1a-
>,;nas within d fortnight The Hunter YRS
loaded With qrar,ermas1or' stores ana was
,,onud % piooIata, forty mijes above here.
wcere there is brigade q: contrabaud troops.
The Hunter was blown up exactly abreast Of
~. ruins Of ti1e Maple Leaf, destroyed by Il
70, pe;}o On the 3d Of the month. UnIy one
n,rs,n, s o;,arter1naster, was lost. lhe steam
ar was a very valuable one, and Was tue last
EST trans port III this Department. she was
yaIn*,I II rne slime Of taer loss at $50, 0t').
T.se Withdrawal OF so many TROOPS from
Enida has led 10 the ahan:ioument o. Pnatha
Is Federal outpost AIl the troops STATION.
81 there were wiz h,irawl2 last week lhe gums
il the reioubts were brought oil, the ahatfls
DESTROYED % also tbs signal tower and every
thing else Of value.
From the most reliable sources ri lnto'c"a-
zion to be obtained at heaquarters and else-
where, there IS no doubt Of the Confederate
army in the trout being large; quite as Tor
midabe as at any time since the expedition
frst landed III the State, They have trotn
eight to ten thousand infantry, and tour thou
aoao~ Miles of here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23

TROyER & BAKERS SEWIN Nc MA
w CHIN ELS with a.! the late inprov no o'asF;
f:.r sale at 4 ew York prices.
We have been selling these superior ,n2a-
chimes fer upwards Of Gve Years, and they nave
given lust satisfaction Prices from P51 10 5ilj
Specimen machines and Samples Of SEWN 6
4 no 31-;w I.EADBEATER s. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23
LANDS ON THE POTOMAC RLV ER.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Mo.

Tsyo Tsne01c71fs on & PFe011Ses1
FOR. SALE AND FURNISHED HOUSE Fer RENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23
SpIsI'y12 STII>E. s.

s = 4 i 5 ! I L & s :
yUST received, a large and we'll selected
= stock Of the latest style. Of
Of ali dua;iJr and kind, which I offer on cj4y
most reasonable terms, for cash.
Also, Il large and varied as5ortnont q Chill
drans HAS a.nd Caps. JOHN ~ ELL,
NH i0---tf NO. iob A'Ag stree
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21
Golden swan Gold and silver Mining

5. A. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
GO,d Hell Nav N lSfst mav2p m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21

BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
maygt td H. G. BROOKE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21
Continental q. & :. VI. Company.

Gold Hin, May lg. ll5I G,yIS ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21

BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
mh3l M JNO. J. MILLS, sec'y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21

FSold but not transferred.
And In accordance with law, and an order Of tho
Board of Trustees. made on the 18th day of April
1854 so many shares OF each parcel OF said stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public auction at
the auction rooms of John Middleton, No. 100 Mont
gomery street. on the 3st day Of May, 1861, at the
hour OF IL o'clock, NJ Of said day TO pay said den-
Quent assessment thereon together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF the sale.
II. B. CONGD0S, Sec'y.
0fice No. $40 Washington ST.. San Francisco.
tJ
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Handing Gold and Silver NIining Com

pany UeviT's Gate DiStrict), Lyon County, Nevada
Territory, Ofice 4u2 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco.-Notlce.-Ther Is delinquent on the follow
ing described stock account of assessments levied
on the 2Sth day OF May and llth day Of September,
1853 and on the sd day Of January, and Sth day OF
April 1854, the several amounts set opposite the
And, In accordance with law, and an order Of the
Board Of Trustees many shares Of each parcel of
said stock as may be necessary will be sold at the
auction rooms OF Cobb q Sinton, 4O6 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, at IL O'Clock, on MONDAY,
the sd day Of May, 1851 to pay said delinquent
easements thereon, together with costs OF adverts
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And In accordance with law, and order of the
Board OF Trustees made on the 10Th day Of April,
1851 so many shares OF each parcel Of said stock
may be necessary, will be sold al public auction BY
corner of Washington and Battery streets, San Fran
CISCO on the 4th DAY OF June, 1854, at the hour Of
O'Clock, Pm. OF said day, to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon together with costs oil advertising
and expenses OF the sale.
Assessments may be paid either to the Secretary
at his office In San Francisco or to John Nygrrn
Superintendent, at the office of II. IL. Flagg Co.
Gold HILL Office hours, 2to Bpm.
mayo I'd T. " JOICE Sec'y
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


Office of Lyons & Leland Consolidated
street, San Francisco, Cal-Notice Is hereby given,
that in accordance with the laws OF the State OF Cali
fornia and the bylaws Of said company, and pursu-
ant to resolution adopted by the Board OF Trustees
at regular meeting held this Sd day OF April 1864,
there will be sold at public auction at the auction
room Of John Middleton & Son, No. 400 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California, on MONDAY, the
30h day of May, 1854 at l2 O'Clock, at noon OF that
day. to the highest bidder for cash, in gold coin SO
many shares Of the capital stock of the Lyons q Le-
land Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company.
standing In the name of the following shareholders
Will be necessary for the payment Of an assess
ment levied by the Board Of Trustees November Is,
1853, together with the expenses Of advertising anu
other expenses of sale.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Hartford Mining Company, Gold Hi

Hartford Mining Company, Gold Hill
District, n. T.-Notice.-There Is delinquent upon
era amounts set opposite the Of the respective
shareholders follows, and in accordance with law
so many shares Of each parcel Of said stock may
be necessary will be sold at the office Of said COM
pany, No. Cos Merchant street, San Francisco, on
MONDAY, the 30th day of May, 1851 at II O'Clock
NJ, to pay said delinquent assessments thereon, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses of SALE
Names Csrts Shs Amt
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GEO. G. BURNETT, Secy.
Gold Hill. May 9. 1854. may IN
Boyce & Reynolds Gold and Silver Min

ing Company, oiice northeast corner of Washington
and Montgomery streets, San Francisco May 4th,
lSei.-Notlce Is hereby given, that In accordance
with the laws of the State Of California and the by
laws Of this company, there will be sold at public
auction, at the saesToom of MeSSrs. Cobb Sinton,
No. 400 Montgomery street, San Francisco, on Sat
uray, the lth day of June lSi, at IL o'clock noon,
to the highest bidder for cash. in L. S. gold coin
many shares Of the capital stock OF said company,
standing In the names Of the following Shareholders
will be necessary for the payment OF an assess
ment Of One Dollar per share. duly levied thereon
by the Board Of Trustees on the % day Of March,
le6i together with the expenses Of advertising and
sale unless said assessment and charges are sooner
afl
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES,
nmeo oc ,he aIinntonnmoh Gold and Sil.

S)fflce of the NIinntonomoh Gold and 81.
ver Mining Company-Gold Hill, May 8. ls64..No-
tIce Is hereby given that In accordance with the Ws
OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF the company
there viii be sold at public auction at the once Of
the company on THURSDAY, June 9Th, 1854, at
O'clock Pm, so many shares OF the capltal stock OF
the Miantonomoh Gold and Silver Mining company
standing in the names Of the following persons Us
will pay the amount due for assessments thereon,
together with the costs Of sale and advertising;
Names Certifcdtes. Shs Amt