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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Arrived.


Steamship United Kingdom tBr Buros Glasgow Dee y.
via Portland ysu zls att D. M nde and P~.s TO francs
Macdonald Co.
ROYAL 2lst inst. 20 4. !. Quartrrmsster.
Steamer Louisa Moore U ;. tanspor,) Winters Newberu
Steamer Hishins.e lnswj wsrren Mystic hour. ballast
20 master. -
Steamer weybosel (newl Bryant Mystic IL hour ballast
mister
Steamer Falcon, Jones' Proyideace. nade. sn. to L.
steamer Kinsd,her Ny. Providence, n,tse, &c. to Z.
bynusr.
HsrG Maria somsn (of Londou), Mclean. Psrnambue0
Dec. ls Ind.e 20 order.
Bark ssyfower tof New Haven't pueI Grand Turk, 7 L.
Barson,ine Lampghe Morris, Port Royal days, ballast
Brs Eudorss tof Por,snd). Haft.rl M.,sns.. . days
olsscs TO Welsh Carver Chase. Jan % let ~ -, lon
"a, ,poss barb Mary Louisa, hence for N.w-OIleenI
bss Congion iof Truro 81 Forbes, Bonaire IS aay'
self 20 II. J 4 c. A. D.WoG
irs clio lof Halif1) stanley Long Island, BAhanas
days. selt end cotton sced 10 Brett. Son CO.
Bhs q. L. Buchanan, -, Beaufort. n. C., in ballast to
master -
Brr Burserm.i.ier s,ernbers (Mecsl. Heli,marn Rio
Jsn.iro 80 days. coffee to Punch, Menese WendL Has
had heavy w-aiher
schr Cabot Wiiheupoon, Boston days, r1cse 10 B. W.
schr Grace, Girdler Portland for Alexandria
schr Hi.ng Dawn Pierce Belfast, Me
schf Hsrdscrsbble, Gregory. kockland line.
Scir VA Ess le. S-ey Providence
schr Louis \. Smith Cobb. Providence for TAhier.
sehr Marion A. Could Trim MschiAs.
schr Owen Bear.e. Besre. Portland for Washington.
schr John Jones' Ward Ne" London
schL J. B Austin Davis, Portland for Washington
Solr John Walker, Br-wscr. New Haven for ETsinis
seh Mary Kelly Reed, Black River ia, 10 days ioswood
70 Simpson Eaton.
Sehr u. = Mer-hon Allen. Virginia
schr Eagle, Newell, tor'ress Monroe. wood
Schr A. NJ ilaincs. Biacsman. Virginia. wood
sehr Ellen Baker, Campbell Great Egg haLesr
BELow-ship =. Z, Armstrong, Liverpool Nov
MISD-sunsct, y. w.
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WagLIEE PROCLAMATION OF GARlBALDI.

The Imam s.esmship Etns, Capt. McGulgan'
which left Liverpool ut 3p the 9th AMI Queens
town on the 7th January. arrived here yesterday.
Tho Canada reached Liverpool at noon on the 5th'
and the City o. Cor arrived at Queenstown ct o'clock
on the evening ~ the same day.
The Amerioou adyices excited but little attention.
and attracted tst slight comment from the press.
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Dec H. lat a. "a Ion. 20 o. Dan. ship Hemoagr, from
Liverpool Tor Vancouver. Island
Dee 49, lat C32 s. lon "a 3s ship Wood,,ock from csllsc
for Martinique.
Dec a. a, is 20 g. lon % n. Br. ship Consa
,tecrinss
stecrings.
jan g. lot n S. Ion 30 &C. b. BARK BlscAft.a Iom New.
castle loI Havana, - lAys cot.
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Gelmbol6's MeSifiues.

HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BlICtr
For wesknosses arising from Etcesses Habit. ~ Ms
aon, Early lnciscIe:ion or Abuse, attended ~
with the following symptoms;
Indispgsttion to Exer.on, Loss OF Power
i t;oss o. Msno'J' Dlhe9ity Of Bres,hins
Horror Of Disease, Wskofulna,,
Dinness Of Vision, Pain IN the Ract
hot Hands, Flushing Of the Bodv
Dryness Of the Skin Frupiions on The ~,
Uniyerra Les.i,ude OF he Pelld Coan,srancs'
Muscular System.
These symptoms If allowed TO 20 on, which III. n.lA
invariably removes, soOn follow Aooe
IMPOTENCY, EATUGY, EPILEPTTC FITS
In Of which the psisnt may expire Who can -, 49,.
frequently followed Dy those delnl di.sss. ~
INSANITY AND COSSuhPTfONi
Many aware o. tie Of their ruferns IN, ,.
viii oonfess The records al the Insane Asylnms and IN. -
anchoy deaths by Cons1mgon bear ample siine 70 H.
i.atL Of the sfsertion. -"
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGlyro
WEAKNESS,
requires tho aid 81 medicine to strengthen aad ioy;,s n,
system. which HtLNBOLD'S EXTRACT BrCHU inSsss
bly, does. 1iI wdl convince the mos. skrpicsl
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NJ
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases Of the Urinary Orgms wbess
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whs:evef o.ignsiag and 10 rattef Of Low
long standing Diseases u these NTzaas
require The ed Of DiGIetic
UELMSOLDS EXTRACT HUCHU
Is Thu CHEAT DIURETIs.
AND IL Is CERTAIN
40 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
~ ALL DisE1SES
FOR WHICH
II Is RECOMMENDED.
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l.

FEMALES. FEMALES! FENfAI,ESf
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Or GOMEZ
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar 10 Fen.es the Extract Tueu
is uneqused oy any Other remedy in Choros or Rsler
tou, Irregularities PsiDulness or Suppression Of Cusory
Evscustious liberated OF Scirhous state 1.-THE uters Lew
corrhoa Whites. S.crity end for s complaints Incident
to the ser whether arising Indiscre.ioa Habits D
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
see symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT
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Personally appeared b,'ore AIDE Of the .'y 9.
Philadelphia IL. L. ilerbod Who scns duly sworn aoth
say his preparation contain. uscoc, no "reary OF eef
H.T. UELMBCLD.
Sworn and subscribed before this 2 ii al NovemssE
lsa NA. Z. HlBBARD, Alderman,
shst, above Race, rhlSlepRia.
Address letters IL Information, in confidence, o
Ii. y. UiLMBOLD,
CHEhilSI.
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ori-War0ens' Nolife.



PoRr-WAEDENs' OTfICE, No. lOt Wallst J
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April a. 1851 entitled An Act To-
ReorsaIle the Werdens Otce Of the Po OF No iors, TO
all person.. interested in, having charge o tho subeo,
matter OF such inquiry examination survey that th. fol
lowing vessels now under examination By tho PortNar
dens and that the said surveys examinations viii be com
p-sd within days succeeding this notice boad
/.
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y.OyfueIsfi.

The steamer Starlight With nachner rigbnr complete
safely launched Friday morning Thomas stack
spy ard brooklyn. The engines from Ito alton Iron
Norks. and PIT up while tie stocks She l. 80 feet
heel 70 ec beam IS Zee, deep and owned b Inc Nesr
I Lear
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Austria.

The Vienna correspondent of The Times says
there is hardly statesman diplomatist In Vienna
who docs not think that there wfll be var IA the
Spring The Emperor Francis Joseph is said to have
told the head Of tie War Department that he must be
prepared for all contingencies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

PRINCIPAL DfPOrs.
uFIMsoIps DRUG AND CHEMICAL wsRE-
HOUSE,
HfLMBOLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL "AHE-
uEIMsoLps DRUG Hkb CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE,
No. 594 BROADWAY, y. ", ON
No. 594 BROADWAY, y. ". on
No. 594 BROADWAY, y. y, Oh
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPoA,
HELMBOLDS MEDICAL DEPOT
uCLNIBOLD'S MEDICAL DtPOts
NO. I0i SOUTH FEMINIST, PhLhprLrn
NO. JOi SOUTH EENfu-sr., PhihApELrnhs
NO. IOl SOUTH TgNIH-sE, PhiLADhLfiha..,
REWAlE oy NTEsFEiTS AND iNthi'"
FLED DEALERS. $50,
Who euaeavor 20 a nose of Their owa sud o.bsr r~s'
on the reputation stsineiby
IITI,NIEOLD'S GENUINE PELfA
RATIONS.
HELMBOLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU.
HyLMBoLDs
ol.uiNE EArRACT sARsAPARlLLA
HELNBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR IIELNu3OLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cut out the alvsrtiiemeu. -rd os H. sad '''s
posLivn aIu "a yCsl.c,
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Greece.

There were reports that the new King had
quilted Athens convinced Of his ncnpatty 70 regulate
ever is disputed.
II s stated that comprehensive project he'd been
submitted to the National Assembly for an establish
ment charged with the express functions OF attending
to and reducing the Greek debt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

Take Bslap Mercury Unpleasant Nelicines, va 10
pleasant and Dsnserou, Disessss.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In sll their sages ite Fxpenssi little ehsnee Of
Diet no inconvenience, AND so EXPOSURE.
causes .rtquen; desire aud giyes strength - trnds
thereby Distractions preseAtias ana crsne s'ic.
ures of the uethrs sin end nann ~ t-qu-s
in this clsSs % diseases, End aIpe.ing POiSONOUS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT AArTIn.
Thousands upon Thousands VINO have been the
VICTIMS or QUAChS,
and who have tsld HEkEI FEES ~ he cured ia saot
time have uni they deceived and tn, The Posou
has, by The Of Powerful As,rins1-" dried up
tue ~ Issn 20 break out IN All aggravated lorui aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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Cost an0 fnnn0.

800 Sa 4 p tn. e. on sas SUNDAY s morn
DARK MOROCCO POCKET BOOK stamped inSide finany
Co, containing three 100 Treasury Notes aud about
e95 IN rrnan bills and currency. TO rny one hndh 8
aud leaving the No "a West 2ds the shove rewa
VII ~ Iaia pnd no questions ASKED.
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,gysIBLy MAy sent note 10 +. HOLMES,

A SENSIBLE MAN sent note 10 l.. HOLMES,
proprietor tho Burglar Alarm Telegraph No 25t Broadway
interview ct ia. hogsehoushi he knew al about H.
Acknowledged hs mistake, wonderfully surirscd that
perfect ordered L. pat IN his houre Immediately.
Comment ts Inuece.svy.
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Arrived.

Steamship Etna tBr.), Michigan Liverpool JAN 9, a.
1898 M and 3nsen''Gwn ,sh q 40 % Po md,s .. END
steamship City Of New York bound 10; Jan 80 miles w Of
Fssns. pes'sd steamship Au,tralaan bound y 9Th a.,
2se miles E. Of Sandy Hook passed steamship Glasgow hence
for LiyuFool 2sd screw steamer We. seen bound w
and Port Prince 9th inst rndse ana pass 70 Walden
Booth Jan l6 broke the aer piston rod and since then
Steamship Cahawb. (U s. trrnspor, Baker Esworlesn'
1870 ~ on the e p Inst s sqs y and r9Uu 70 s ..a 81
Sophia bound g. Jan is lat "a ST. On 90 20 pa'sedsbrE
Russian, steetingN W.
mdse and pas. to II. y. Croulwen [ Co.
sssmer h%stcs a. D. np0I s .st .,s, 70 u
oSatepns,.ei On tho 5i o. Des%e posed steamship
Arsso. hence for Port Royal
Ship vanho. tef Liverpool Barclay, Liverpool 81 days
mdse to Snow Burg's' Hid some very hea'y "es'H'f
Ship Atlantic swei Brouisn, Bordeaux Nov 10, wine to
Bslk Friedrich Martin lBrem HashAsen, aonte' Dec.
l. hides 10 Caesar X Paul
Berk Humnsr Fueuf tPru-) Abrecht Boriespx n day'
vine and brandy to trnch, Meiacke & Weaet Has been
three weeks The coast.
Barb Ffise us Store Cardiff g. days, coal 20 Punch
Mincse Wend During the latter part Q. the passage had
Bn. UnOns Qta) Bona Smyrna 60 dsy', lndse. to j. NJ
B.ik Annie %, Cap Toyp G. HI wh''''' As'' Bay
Bais Julie Heyn tPru. Lieekfed., Bordeaux 80 days
wine 10 Funch. MencAe Wendt
Bark Rsocsrio tial Csiiano, Palermo Nov. ~ olpfaaf
Dec. 10, mdsc. tn order. ,,,
~ days wool TO c. j. at w Cogg Had zine weather up
70 hs,tsras sIncs then strong ). ". gales. .
Bari Martha r. Locthart Lockhar' Windsor, ~ T., 70
days. ps,,eE TO ID. K DowoL Experienced heavy gales
Big India (of Windsor N 81 Card Liverpool ~ g., "a
dtys lumber j. .athe. Pu, into this port for orders
iiss bad h-evy head winds the entire passage.
hrg isdy Dougs. of Jersey koer Rio Janeito q day.,
to james Patrick Co Was within 10 mile. OF The
:hasds the 18th inst and blown back to tie GIi
Stream.
BrS csriuo ,.l) Dodero Sunderland via falmouth, E.
Is days. coal 70 order -
Brg Judge Hathaway. ROser Norfolk days, wood to H.
K. Browne & Co.
Bris Chsiana Camel lof LiverpoO Roger. RIO J,reiro
Nov 49, coffee 20 =. y. Morgan Co.
Big Copernicus fMeckenbury) Vo.s. Odcsss lib d.ys
wool 70 Funch A,incie WeEdi. Experienced very BAD
weather snd head winds
sehr Kate tof Kingston jail Gooie Kingston IS days
fruit to Jos, Enea. Jan go Ia, H. ION Is TO- IN heavy
gaze from w :. w, shifted cargo
schr K,.wMd Everett Jsylor Gloucester fish.
schr. Hew.J.uey, Morris, bridgeport.
sehr. ID A. Berry, Buuouzh- NeS-llaven.
sehr Lila tBr) Wilson S. ki:ta 10 days. s TO Jones
Loush. 90
nndse 70 Z. l.. Wright Co.
schr g. A. Fsrnsworih lof Harford. Crowe, Ponce, T.
r. Jan. Or4nd Turk. T. L. Jan r. salt 10 g. r. Smith
Len Ponce bstk MaY1owe for NewYors in two or tnr-o
days
sehr. Marls, Baker, Bcsufor. days. wool to Foster
Brother.
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tAtvsrt."ment
lTU ia the greatest cQrse

human family 10 heir 10. How msny lovers hss e7nhed
you, friends Will mention 4, and ignorant
Of tie fact yourself To effect radical use the BALM
OF THoUsAsp FLovEPs dsntiiice uight and morning
also the removing 81 tan npes and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

The piratical excursion Of the Rebel steamer
Alabama the Indian Ocean will enhance the vaie Of East
products, yet for the present kEsrs East INDIA Cor
yEH will he sold for Is p, pound usus All your gro
for kKsrs other genuine. GENERA D~po,, No. ia
La.
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l,OInnd.

There is nothing new in regard to the move
ments Of the insurectonists IL is stated that 30
prisoners, including Count Stainslars Zanoyski were
dispatched from Warsaw to Siberia Oh the "a inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

AINI.1UKs Af.sassc.
sun-nlses. 7:iG sets...... s.0G Moor-Rises... 1909
nisn wATKa Tnis DAT
Sandy IIook. 8:33 Gov iand... elO Hell taie..l00l
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iAiv,rli.rmenl
IL L. n.Da 1

NAN IVV I'Ia1I IIiN
tiou indcses this Examinations with s tt,n chart, iyen
daily by fowLsRk Wstrs Ph-nolosi.,s No 53 bfoadsay
Citks OF Ladies' ard osnereu meet Tor Instruction lu'a
day aid Friday evenings Penis and Teachers would 60 vel
" At,<ni
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Memoranda.
spoken.

The new Italian si-am.fri,Ac Re dtais from the
Navy Yard Sunday morning ard anchored in the North
River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

street Owing to the nfammable nature Of the material
with which the premises filed the fire spread with
astonishing rapidity, and the building and contents
we're soon completely destroyed, The first floor was
occupied by George Remhen q cabinet mandatory.
Loss 5000. Partially insured The second floor was
occupied by NessTs. Scott a. Wilhelm as CABINET
factory Their lose IN about 5000: insurance not as
certained. Mr.. - Stewart occupied tho tlird hoor
organ factory. Loss 81 500. Partially insured In
city Companies. The fourth floor was occupied as
varDish factory by TiEcke Co. Loss about 500
Insurance not ascertained. Tho building belonged
to the J. c. Doremus estate, nnd was val
ued at 5000 Insured for 100 in the Rutgers
and $50 In the Bowery Insurance companies
No. $50 was owned by IN. German. lie also occupied
the fret floor carriage mnnpfactory Loss on build
ing about 500. Insured for s7U III the Hamilton IN
surancc Company. Loss on stock, ESQ. Insured ior
81, 900 In the Trademarks insurance company. Inc
second floor occupied by Charles Kelernan. LOIS
on stock, ST. ZOO fully insured. The third and fourth
floors occupied b. A. Wernicke Loss on stock CIV
fully insured No ls4. n twostory frame suluing'
owned by Thomas Nook. was completely destroyed.
Loss 80 600. Insured for $1,000 Ia the Pacific lnsur'
once Company. 1t occupied as edweiiing on the
first oor by Abner Tucker and on the second roor py
Mrs. Hood. Loss furniture, 81, coo each NOT IN,
sured A small building in the rear OF No. ia, occupied
as dwelling by James Burrows, was Slightly damaged
Mr. Burrowss loss about 500 ON furniture. Not In
sured.
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morning flames were discovered Issuing from the build
ing Nos 24 and 236 Cherry street. and before the fire
could be e1tnguishcd the building and contents were
completely consumed. The building was owned by Mr..
A. Il. Briggs and used By him rs cooperago establish
mont Stored In the building 1900 uolasses hogs
heads and 10000 hoops. altogether valued at sfOoo
The building was formerly occupied Baptist
Church and was valued at s6 600 Insured for $500
in city companies. The stock was also insured ior
the same amount. The fire is supposed TO nave oeeu
the work Of an incendiary. Fire Marshal Baker Is IN
Xestlg aipg tho nlfair.
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Iatesf-T.a Quten,,ou
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON, Jan. There is no change 10 re-
port In the Ho.siein question.
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The Financial Committee in Favor OF Put
ting an End to the French
Expedition.
Increased Apprehension for a War Between
Germany and Denmark.
GREECE GGAM IN A STATE OF CONFUSION.
Mr. Right end the American Pirate

Arshdnke MAMMALIAN and the Mexican Throne.
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BLOOD, BLOOD, BLOOD

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOODt
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CoNCENTR NTED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAP &RlLLA
SYPHILIS
This affection % tie Blood ana attack tho serus 81
gss Lining. Of The Scse Ears Throc iaipp- ard oths
Macrs Surfaces nskns irs sppearsnce ~ 3! sEs
Henlbolds Extr.c ssfsspsgils Puhes tie Blood aud e
all Scay frlpuoi. of Tie skip. diving co tie Com
ulericna Clear srd Hrathy Color. Il ur.as prepared IL
rte,y f hi, cls. Of complaints g, puTying prop
.stie. preserved zreasE .x,su. lhsn ny st.s p-<
rai;o9 OF sssapaIis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHRISTIE STREET
Soon after II p M. on Saturday fro discover
VI IN tho joaIsory brick building, NO. ls2 Christie
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CosT OF LIGHTING Our PUBLIC STREETS
From the annual report Of the Superintendent Of Lamps
and Gas we learn that the cos; Of Lightning the City dur
ing the year ending December 81. 1863 vas a. follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17

BY order OF the Board OF Trustets.
&C. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
VIRGINIA February 10 Ga fcl9 In
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Eastern Crown Point Gold and Sill

By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY VAN DORES. Sec'y.
Como, Feb %, '64 fees I'd
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The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
fel3l A. S. PEASE, Secy.
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.Ya-ragan,esf Co..pany.-.H,o.ice 4,

PLATr KETCHAM. Secretary
Gold Hill. March ID, 1864. Iuh2 I'd
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Mary Ann Gold and silver Mining

By order of the Board Of Trustees.
mh4 I'd tho. F. CROFT, Acting Secy.
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GOULD. ~ec'y.
Cold Hill. Feb %. 81. fs2e I'm
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Kcntncsy Gold and silver Mining

Bv order u The Board OF TRUSTEES
GEO. PERRY. Sec'y.
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4. JEwETT, Secretary.
Bv d. X. KoRS, Dep. mil til
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X Holmes, ass 2,3. not issuedJ ~ - d
G. Lundecn lis 2eT d
BY order Of the Board Of TrusteeL
A. S. PEASE. Secy GO G & N Go.
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BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
feist w. o. CONWELI., Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17

Gold Hin, Feb. II, "a.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
once of the Golden Eagle Gold and

Silver Mining Company No. l.-Notice il hereby
given, that in accordance with the laws Of Ne
vada Territory and the bylaws Of the above
named company, there will be sold at public auc.
tIon, on MONDAY, the 2lst day of March, ut
o'clock r. NJ, in front of the company's office, on
Main street Gold HILL Il sufficient number of
shares of the capital stock, standing in the names
of the following named persons, az will pay the
amount due for assessments, together with costs
of sale and two dollars for each name advertised:
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Potomac Gold and silver Mining

Company.-Notice is hereby given, that in aceor-
dance with the laws of Nevada Territory and
the bylaws Of said company and an order OF the
Board of Trustees there will be sold at public
auction. on WEDNESDAY, the I'D day Of March,
1864, between the hours Of . and 3 o'clock r. NJ,
at the office Of the company, on Main street.
Gold Hill, two doors below the Gold Hill Hotel,
y. T., 30 many shares Of the capital stock of the
above company, standing in the names of the fol-
lowing named persons, as may be necessary 10
pay the assessments heretofore levied on the num-
Der Of shares standing to their credit on the books
of the company, together with cost of sale and
ndyertEinp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17
ASSESSMENT SALES.
cr.n, Geld and silver Mining Com

paHy.-Noticc il hereby given, that in accordance
with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the by
laws of the company. there will be sold at public
auction "a WEDNESDAY,, the 2id day OF March,
lsGi 1T o'clock =. NJ. in front of the office Of
tie company, :ulphur Spring House, Blue sui
phur Spring District, many shares of the capt.
tai stock of the company standing in the names
of the following named persons, as will pay the
amount due for assessments. together with the
49,, nj npl advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17

Compauy-Otice Cold Hell, February nth, lhoi.
Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
the laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF
the company there will be sold at public auction.
BY $aml. Arnold. in front Of the post office, Gold
Hill, on MONDAY, March 2lst, at o'clock T. NJ,
% the highest bidder for cash, i'll |. = gold com,
30 many shares OF the capital stock OF the said
Mary Ann Gold and silver Mining Company,
standing in the names of the following persons AZ
will be necessary to pay all assessments now due
and remaining unpaid, together with expenses of
III, nd the-e of sale
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Yuba Gold aud silver Mining Com

pany, Palmyra DiStrict-Notic- is hereby given
that so many shares of the capital stock Of this
company standing in the names OF the following
persons a. will pay the .aents due thereon,
together with the cost of sale and advertising,
will BE- sold al public auction TO the highest bid
der according 10 the laws of Nevada Territory
and bylaws of the company, on SATC RDAG,
April the 81. 1864 at o'clock P. NJ, at the office
of In. rnmnany in Gold Hil:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17
ASSESSMENT SALES.
KrcmIin Gold aud silver Nin;,1

Company.-Notice is hereby given that in arcor.
dance with the laws Of Nevada Territory and
the bylaws Of the above named company. there
will be sold ut public auction, on FRIDAY, the
2Jth day of March, 1864, at . Oclock r. ~, at the
office Of the company, in the town of Como, 80
many shares of the capital stock of the company,
standing in the names Of the following named
persons, as will pay the amounts due for assess.
ments, together with the cost Of sale and adver.
Using:
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CompaUy.-Notice is hereby gwen thai in accor
dance with the laws OF Nevada Territory and the
bylaws Of the DR.. Perry Gold and Silver Mining
Company there will be soldat public auction, on
THURSDAY. March 2ith, ls6i, ~ 2o'clock ?. NJ.
in font Of the Secr-tary's office. {. LcchteF &
Cos Pioneer Liquor Store. Main street, Gold
Hill y L 20 many shares OF the capital stock al
saii con. pany. standing in the names Of the fol
lowing persons, will pay the amount OF assess
mrutS now due, together with costs OF sale anu
..t..-.s. III. i.llsLN nAll: