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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-10

~EN. BUTLER IN NEW I
large s yo. volume, IS 90,
Cap. Spekeis Journal Of Discovery OF she Source OF the
Nile, l volume S vo. splendidly illustrated. So so,
Capt. Reeds Savage Life in Africa, j volume 5 vo. splen-
diily illustrated, 50 SO.
Remains Life Of Christ, translated from the French, 81 rs
This book is making a great stir in tie literary and
religious world.
Cudjo's Cave, by the author of Neighbor lakewood. eco;
Pecular-EpesSa rgent's Grea, ROmanee-considerei one
of the most successful publications Of the day 81 SO;
Pique, by the author OF Family Pride, 81 s5-
Life's Secret, a Novel, 81 90,
Whip, Hoe < Sword or the Gulf Department, in '63, $50
Faith Garthney's GirhOOd, 81 so,
Womau's Ransom. 81 so. MAcaTia, 81 so,
Linnett's Trials, 81 so. Out Of Prison. 81 so,
Battle Fields Of the South, from Bull Rnl to FTedereks-
burg, 81 80.
Family Pride. ny the anthnr ~ Piqus, 81 90.
Appleton's Dictionary Of Mechanics. new edition, SIS 90
The Stars and Stripes in Rebellion, 81 90.
Life of DR.. Spring OF New York, a volumes, calf, IS 90,
HutchinsOns Music Of the Bible, 81 80,
Story Of Elizabeth, by Miss Thackersy;
Mistress and Man,
The Soldier Bog. or Tom someTs IN the Army, 81 80.
Youths History Of the Rebellion, 81 80,
The Woman in Black. 81 IS.
For Sale by
1885, II. NJ. WHITNEY
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EXPORTS.

FoR SAN FKsScsco-per Yankee, Sept 6;h-l2S9 kgs and
eco mats sugar ls2, 80 Ibs0s9 pkgs roots, 1890 lines. Socrates
bananas, 6 9 ;aro. = bxs plans, 8 6 mise, l 6 gin
Value OF foreign produce Sl35 %
domestic {. SIO4S6 90
FoR SAs FRAScrsco-per Smynio:e, sept. $50 lines, 10
tales puIu (6l. Il fbs) SIS bbls mossSeS, bNs curiosities. SOL
bbls and 80 kegs sugar Qli..97 Ibs) lOi lunches bananas.
ySseof domestic produce, Sl45o9 q
Eos BAKEx,s IsLsSD-per Emerald Isle. sept 5-oS Dbl Poi,
70 hos beef, I bbl molssses, J. bIs sweet potatoes, LIS
squashes, ITS eronanuts, l ton psddy- leo rs aErowrcot- leo
ms rice, ; obls rcu-, 40 cars, ) shacSls, ) Cart wheels, ) cases
meats
SSirs cs foreign prcduce, $3.50 90
- domestic &" SIS %
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Notice.

Notice.
YENH e y OARB OF of ELEC-
ton for the District Of HONOLULU. hereby notify all
persons claiming the right TO vote for Representatives TO the
Legislative Assembly. that they will hold Courts for the regis
traion Of the residents Of said District 81 the Moilini School
House, on MONDAY. September Il, at II A. NJ, and at the
Wailupe School House, on WEDNESDAY,, September II, ct
II A. NJ.
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Police Justice,
(SIGNEp) GEO. II. LUCE, Tax Collector,
J. 5. LOW, School superintendent.
Honolulu. Sent. 10Th, 1864. 433-It
ET HAVING BEEN RiLY
n shown 70 me that JAMES RAMSAY, 4 subject Of Her
Britannia Majesty, who deceased in this city on the 2Sth day Of
August, did 50 decease intestate, l do hereby. in virtue Of the
authority in me vested. appoint ARCHIBALD 5. c LtGHORN
and ARCHIBALD MCINTYRE, to administer to the estate Of
said deceased, 20 recover all debts due TO the Estate, and TO
pay all claims owing by the same.
W. W. F0LLETT SYNGE
H. 3. N. CommisSiC- er and Consul General.
Public Notice.
VgNHE UNDERSIGN ED HAVING BEEN
a appointed by W. ". +. SYNGE, Esq, Ii. B. NJ. Commits
sioner and Consul General. Administrators to the estate Of
JAMES RAMSAY, deceased. hereby give notice that all claims
against the said estate must be presented on or before the S0th
Sept; and all parties indebted are requested 70 make imme-
diaIe payment
A CLEGnORN.
1885, ARCHIBALD MCINTYRE.
IN TIL NATTER !
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MARRIED

wEED-CKs-x1S-Ia Hoooi1h-. seP- sth. By ;hs Rev.
EA.Aer Herman, Miss Sarah ChsF1Aa % Mr.. Fred NJ WS1.
bo-h &C tbs G;y.
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BIRTHS.

On Ire sh ias.. 20 TIE xife o. Mr.. George Jones' sou-
On the So is. 10 The wife q HIS Hco1- T. G. DzTa.
Associate Justice &C TIE SIp-sns COcr- daughter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30
POLITICAL.
ITO TIE LOYAL CITIZENS OF TIE UNITED srAs


ITO TIE LOYAL CITIZENS OF TIE UNITED STATES
JAN u, 1864
The day 10 far distant when you viii be aed upon 10
elect occupant for be Presidential chair THIS most
important and nonenous question. well worthy OF your
From The i2ih OF April 1861 onward hos been
grand The heart OF The people has been rne 70
The principles ofbery which are tote maintained 70
the end
In Abraham Lincoln The loyal people found irae
leader able defender OF toe great ideas upon which
found wanting No man In modern times ever came INTO
under such ryng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ever worked
diligently 70 bring disccrdan elements together and
make them move in harmony
Prom the chaos OF human passions dishonest interests
political inrgues and snbie treason pervading every de-
partmen OF government order has been created and al
though The midst OF Of almost unparalleled magDi
tude, move in times OF the most sublime peace
II 10 therefore proposed that the 22d Of February,
pay who in favor Of the reelection OF Abraham Lin
coin shall meet at Appropriate places within their towns
counties States. for the giving publicexpres-
their sentiments this most i'm p6riapt question:
Moses Taylor, DcnDing Duef.
Charles g. Julson, Edward MIturh.
Noses II. Grnpeil, George W. Blunt,
John Steward, " l. Taylor,
r. a. vandervoen q 3. Morgan,
Robert g. Hone, 6tuygis
A. W. Spies Edward LATBed,
g. W3clo6, Rush U. Bawb~
THos B. sri1LNAN, EauOs@ co. .s,man CON,
MASON THOMSON, niitee Of the
rsskl y fra oh0 con a ef ses 4o sioS''-
B. :. classy, sesse.ar,. D"A' 'A' f'ss''''"
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CLOTHINo.

<yENrrEMEN HAVING ANY NEW OR CAST orr
NJ Clothing 70 dispose o. obtain he highest price
by calling al the store addressing JOHN MURPHY,
67 Pearl stre4t near Cssye AZ orders rnpctalv attend
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M in four weeks by Dr. RECORDS Bssenos Of LifH
wonderful agent will manhood 10 ths most list
tered constitutions whether arising from eo
abuse the effects Of climate Or natural csusea ne tims
ure ID Impossible Dr. Records Of LIE 10 sold y
cases with Instructions for for - feuY quantities. -
BY his acc edited agent PHILIP holland No ~ Broom0
arcot York, OF Broadway.
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INVALID oENTLEMEN.,iT IS not pBnHArs ~
Ids that the Round Hill Water Cure In Northamptoes
Mass. superior advantages for NE treatment
cases blood and OF scrofna in the system. he cur &
nervousness seepiessuess debtatng drea loW spyt
loss OF memory dyspepsia rheumatism and govt unDes
aeed Marked success has sso!osen had 70 crcnchs
down constitutions and Ia srousine torpid and debe0
systems strength and activity. The treatment emcloo1
ID repsdyng sick and other he.daches Of however ccSAY
ed habit. and all bilious tendencles IN shest 49,
obstinate organc weaknesses With and certainty "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
MEXICAN NOBILITY.

4 lot OF rhivalrous buns, old played our
political hacks from California, have been
noticed Of late holding solemn and mvsteri-
Gus conrlaves in Virginia city, evidently
plotting against the whites " in some man-
aer or another. The curiousity OF outsiders
has been aroused 10 al intense pitch 70
ta,hom the nature OF the mess that IS bring
cooked. The following extract from the
Washington correspondent OF the Sacrament
10 Cnio,. NAV perhaps account FOR the milk
in the coca-nut:
WILLIAM. DUKE OF SONORA California wi.
be interested, know that DR.. l'TvIa has mot been
dancing attendance al the French Couri :"r No..
nS: the venerable Lime pointer IS too otGn Lrx
To -peni his time and money il toc!iag around The
European Capitals f1= nothing. From priNa;r
letters received here from Europe It /, .'ar,.-I
that Gwin has attached hlmsclito ;!!H fortunes "a
she new Emperor Q: Mexico, MaNiE!;..al. and taa:
our ancient California Senator hi, bre::, ~ = $40.
20 be- created duke, having Tor liz i:uE",:,,!S
dOmiripnS the province OF Sonora. paying tr5i.s
the mineral and other revcGGc- thereof larE'
really - the ETprrn!'- cxchrqaer The Nou.S
tiukr is 10 have y sufficient army 10 keep ia order
the uneasy population (Cat.forGiLcS aa! others
now sSdriniaS tlso the rich province. Tbs as IL
u
a. our friend, N California will .Gi ont - their
cost; perhaps 'che scheme i undoubtedly well
known 70 c;her California Sscv>siouis;s. il The
STATE ans ou- Of il. and may be Ut tic 9th,
fugitive q" Democrats of tie Golden Stat w!iI
;rrl up ~ assistants ike venerable dub. Sv.;I
The sonoroy;> ;i:.r, iuarTniSes. counts and ha!
COS and the tempting prize Of ;s;utsr A0nors, even
il ,hgy be barren. may prove sufficient 10 induce
more politicians OF the Gwin school "a i"%vv The
STATE. for the good OF California. have not YET
learned whether the noble dukes iali,y vii go 10
SJuor,, with hi:n ii they do they viii Ne"" up
Ut their dUcII residence that style which thyy %
well know. AMI tae lovely duc,ir,SeS wiz not
need 20 he ;n!i in the dance 10y the dlwagcr
duchess. lies member "i the Legislature. {:
give him smother turn
Our neighbors Of Virginia city need only
stand on C Steet 10 morrow, or am other
day OF the week, about the hour CT day that
the bar-yoom lunches are served, to see from
fifteen TO fifty 0: the prospective dukes,
earls, counts and " no accounts" who are
perhaps destined 70 shine in the Austria
Greaser Court Of Maxamillian, and gobb!e
torti2as and try;oles at the dusal palace Of
William, Duke OF Sonora, sUrnamed the
Steam doctor OF Lime-Point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
BULLY FOR THE FArRvIEw

The following little epistle from the men
OF the Fairyiew Company 70 the Ladies Of
the Sanitary Society; coming as it does "a
day arter the fair" from those wha were de-
barred by business from participation in The
pleasures Of the occasion, speaks loudly for
their patriotism and generosity.
We the Undersigned Office, aud workman If
the Fairvicw t.. < ). NJ Co. approaching the
patriotic ElOti"cs Of the Ladies OF Cola Hill, in
giving 4 JaaSGlticc3; entertainment f7T he b"iir'
III Of tho Sanitary Commission. although We
could no: h. present on td" occasion - Pustici.
pate in the festivities. deem it d privilege 70 con
:r,bu.c our mite, for ,he furth"ragce Of dies: :
fnTts in - glorious cause. D. .. .ttNi-on So
Charl-s tIa@crs s.; s. B. Lord S. /. Cunning
ham S.: s hitting IS {: ). Davidson 50 :. i',!ni..
50 john Vail -: Pat FliHn So: p. McCGui s.
Thos. Flan'r' IS; Thos. Donosa',' 50; Manuel!
%uucs s..
Vfr.;I.a, Anril 2lst, 1861
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

FIVE GENERAL SMITHS.-A msinfornrd CD
temporary Violently abuses General ". F. Smith
recently confirmed AS Major Gener,:, in the regular
army, BECAUSE. - i, says. h" failed ia the rrcen
cavalry expedition il Mississippi. Tie com
Eanjer Of that expedition Brigadier- G enerG
" :. Smith. Their are live or more Genera
Smiths in the a-my-Mao r-Gene:,i w. +. Smith
row acting OF Gen. Grants siafT Brig. Gen. W
Sooy Sfaith. mentioned above; Brig Gen. GIie'
A. ~I:.::k. WHO commanded division IN GcGrra
She-naa's Fifteenth Corps and was wounded al
Missionary Ridge; Brig. Gen. a, J. smith. CON
inand,ug division in the Seventeenth Corps. and
III charge Of the successful expedition up Rec
River; Brig Gen. " L. Smith, commanding ar
irf.Iu,r~ brigade somewhere cut West. Majoi
Gen Cherries F. Smith, who VS. second in c'm
maud TO Gen. Grant at Fort DOnelSon, died ID
la6s near Pittsburgh Landing, These are ali tht
General Smiths in the National service tina: We
now recall-Nsto York Times
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

WILL soon HAVE MAcHISERY.-T The
Cresus Company have large force Of me-
ehanics at work On their hosting machinery.
The .im6ers for the foundation, and for the
frame, lie scattered over the claim, and are
piled up in their building. They are large
and massive, and if put properly together, as
undoubtedly they will be, will make frame
o! immense strength. The engine we are
told is 20 be of forty horse power, and will be
of the most approved pattern. Altogether,
tie Crrsus company are making prepare
lions as though they meant to 60 to work IN
earnest
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
NEW TO-DAY.
Yort;, american Mining Company,

North American Mining Company,
Gold Hill District. n T.-NOtice is hereby given
that in accordance with the laws uf the Territory
of Nevada, ind the bylaws of the company, there
will he sold at public auction, at o'clock Pm, on
TUESDAY, the 24th day Of May, AID. 1864, in
front Of the company's Office. No l6 North i
street, east side. Virginia, y. T., TO the highest
bidder, for in L. S. gold coin, 80 many shares OF
the capital stock Of sail company, standing III
the names of the following persons, as will be
necessary for the payment of assessment No. Of
Twenty (S2U) Dollars per share, levied thereon
March 23d, 1864, and now due and unpaid togeth'
Ell with the expenses of advertising and sale, HS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
FIRST MrLL.-Messrs. Ogden & Ticheuor have

FIRST MGLL-Messrs. Ogden & Iichenor have
completed their arrangements for the erection o.
3 quartz mill at Goodwin City. the seat OF govern
ment Of Arizona Territory. The mill is Of twenty
i've horse power, and was shipped during lasi
week under the superintendent of Mr.. Soyes
.,r rhe mouth Of the Colorado river, whence il
will be At taken, per steamer, mp the river 10
La Pax. and from thence TO Goodwin City by mule
teams. As soon as the mill is placed in running
order, /. will commence on the rock taken from
the Benedict" mine. which Is sail 10 be unusual
Is rich, both in gold and silver. They expect 10
get the mill under thorough headway by the last
,F I,r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

RECEIPTS OF THE BRooKLYS FAIR. - The
city OF Brooklyn has rendered the cause ofl!herty
signal service and won for herself enduring honor
b. the unpreccdence whcrewth ste has Sustained
her Fair for the sick and wounded soldiers OF the
republic. Over $500 900 have already been real.
ICED. which, we think, Is ut least Sl30.UC0 more
than before raised at any fair in America,
If no; in the world; and she shall yet swell the
generous amount to fully $500. 00o-Nsss York
Tri5gae March 7th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

given To nil whom il may cOuccru, that nj Il meet
iuc of the Trustees OF rhr above company. held
gu the y2i day OF April. lSGi, it was ordered
tina: -. f.acc Of business or the company k2 re-
moved from Gold Hill! Ergiuii', s:orcy cU;l!ty.
y T. and that uot.c" Ci the removal be lub-
E.hcd in the Gold I'll. NEWS. Gncr u week Cox
sorr week.. \. :. ARLINGTON. Scc'v.
Oficc Ictau Building. "" Il north c street.
r'' ~ 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

in. Company Removal Of o:tcc.-Not,ce Is
h.rrv ..iyr.I 10 al! whDi il may concern, that al
a meeting OF the Trustees OF the above company.
hell April 23i. 1861 il was ordered that the prin'
riaal place of business OF Said company be and
the same il Hereby removed from Gold Hill TO
Virginia. In Int county OF storey aad Territory Of
Neys.ia AMI that n"Iic' Of such removal he pub
Iis,ct. in the Gold l,ill NEWS awcek for Iorr
weeks. as required b.; law. by or'ier Of Board
Trustees. MONROE THOMSON, Sec'y.
Office in Mrdaa Building, No. Ii north c street,
Virginia Y T. apes IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

Nett Fronts. -, ~ w
We are informed that the Gold Hill bricks
for the Great Sanitary Fair to be held at ST.
Louis next month, can be seen at the bank
ing house OF \. Is. Paul * Co. tomorrow.
They will amount in the aggregate to be-
tween four and ave thousand dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
NEW TO-DAY.
East Tndiu Whining Compnuy.--No,

tco is hereby given that Il; II meeting OF the
Board of Trustees Of the East India Mining Com
pany held April 9Th. 1864, al their Office ut Amer.
lean CITY, Gold Hill District, an assessment OF
tif,v cent, was levied Oh each and every share OF
the capit;l stock Of said company, payable imTe'
Gfateiy in l. : gold coin. 10 the secrctary, at MS
office American City, y. r. by order OF Board
Of Trustees. Thu stock OF the above company
i now ready IN ISSUE aud owners are requested
10 CONC forward, pay their assessments and receive
their Il. srf. Hy order u: Rourd OF Trustees
s. H. BROWN, Sec'y f. /. Co.
,,..r;,,,, 5-:.,. nr;I D11 1861 np9iim
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IoHoTOGRApHS,
Gartes De yigits or Album Photograph
ATROCITIES AND MELAlNEOTYHEs,
iiIT Single Letter PIG,uTCS,)
rIo.. ry;,ys Rroochcs. Etc.


T1HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM lhh
r,,v nrcr,rrJ Il, execute all Of the above enumer1
ted Pictures in any style or size known TO the Pho
,oaraphic Aart. Large Photographs taken, either
r,Iu rcronchcd. by the most skilitul Reiouchcr o.
San Francisco. c..,
We depend upon the quality Of our WORK Ior pun.
Ii, rs.r,iace oar rriccs are MS reasonable as any
generator. can afford for good work.
Children taken carefully At the same rates as
adults Parties desiring r:Ctnres Of children arc
-tcor,mcEdc.i to c;.li early in the da?.
Clpudr wrathrr is no urtrnncEi t" our obtaining
A good %rga,ivc or Amhrutypc as We have an uh
usually powerful light The public arc respectfully
md cordially invited 10 call and see specimens.
Gallery IN rniou Block. On Il street, corner OF
T. !"~. Virginia. y. 7. -..,,.
,rI.,m DESMOND ( ScfTERLEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

Remember now thy Creator in the
days of thy youth, while the evil days
come not, nor the years draw nigh,
when thou shalt say, 7 have no pleas
IRE in them.
Or ever the silver cord be loosed, cl
the Soldca bowl be broken, or the pitch
er be broken ut the fountain, or the
wheel broken at the clstern.
Then shall the dust return to the
earth as il was: and the spirit shall
return unto God who gave it.-Ecel
XII: I.S,E.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

Mining Comrany-Noico is hereby given that in
accur,larrn with the laws Of Nevada Territory
and the bylaws Of the company. there will be
sold 4; public auction on FRIDAY, May 9th,
lSGi al O'Clock IN. in frant Of the Office Of the
company. 20 many shares of the capital stock
standing in the NAMES OF the following parties rs
will Jc necessary 10 liquilarc the amount due
thereon, together with arcruing costs:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

NEW STOCK TO BE IssuED.-The Trustees Of
the Lady Bryan Mining Company have deter
mined to call in all their stock and Issue new GER
Iiicates They do this for the purpose of finding
out how much OF the counterfeit is afoat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

CroeSuS Cold ard Silver MINING COM
Board Of Trustees Of The above named company,
held on ii" 25:h dav II April, :. d. ls6i, IN as
srssl:,rnt Of i've dollars per share WAS levied on
each and every Shar" Of the capita! stock, paya.
Die to t..r -"crrt,:ry Immediately III L. s. coin.
ap26 N :. PEDl ~. S"c'v.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
Gn!d IlM. Ami e, 80. DEE m


VGOWn k1OlHt ~ IHU UDIU " ~ 7, p -
yer Mining Company. Gold Hill District, y. T.,
office Nos, = :, 9, 10, Government House, north
west corner Sansomc and Washington streets san
Frnnc.,co Notice is hereby given, that in ac'
corIn,r. with the laws of California and the by
I,,yr vi the Crown Point RRyinc Gold and Silver
Mining Company. there will be sold at public
arctiun, "A. the s,.lrsroom Of Messrs. Jerome Rice
& O.. No, 3l7 Montgomery street, San Francis
20, or SATURDAY. May 2Sth, lsti+ Il; II clock,
AN. of that day, 10 the highest bidder for casn IN
T. : .old coin, ~ many shares Of the capital
stock Of said company standing in the names Of
the following persons or shareholders Us shall D."
necessary for the payment Of any and all assesa'
neots legally levied and now due thereon, togrth'
-.....,L .,..,.n.nu III ,,tlyt.rtisinr mud -Alr;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
Nauir,tior Mining CA meetin

OF the Bnr,i Ot Trustees will be held on eAICE.
DAY, :nr ;'3rh day ct April. isGl, III o'clock p.
NJ. for 'h" transaction OF such business they
Irly de,: ucces-Hry for ;.sr company, and COM
pete examination rom commencement 10 date
OF the company concerns.
J. H. JESSEN, Scc'y.
American, Civ Auril 25 lSt;i ap2i.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
Crown Point Ruyine Gold and Sill

yer Mining Comprehensive at a meeting of
the stockholders Of the Crown Point Ravine Gold
and Silver Mining Company, held ut the office Of
the company, No. 10 Government House, fan
Francisco. April Goth. 1864. sufficient number
of shares being presen. and represented, reso-
luton was passed, reducing the shares of said
company to twelve hundred (l2OO) and raising
the par value to one thousand dollars, stockhold-
erS are requested to present their old certificates
TO r. II. Newton. who will receipt for the same,
and il is necessary to have them handed in ms
soon as possible, and receive new certificates for
the amount each stakeholder Is entitled to In feet.
r. H NEWTON.
No. 9, over Post Office at Virginia City, n T.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees
J.M. BURLINGTON, Secretary,
Crown Point Rayine, G. &; S. N. Co.
April %, 1864. apr23-f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

The Thames Tunnel has been sold TO the East
London Railway Company for 2I73, 900
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
Kate Ccn,puny,-The Annual Meet

ing u said company VIII DO he'd, lot VV UI'VE0Il
of Trustees, on APRIL 10Th, al 3 O'Clock ?. u, al
J. u. Nagcnd!e's Store BY order Of the Board Of
Trustee c. McVICAR, Secretary
Gold Hill March %. 1851 nlh3O I'll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
Gold Hill krrii Goth lS6i apr2G Id
Pride of America Whining Company

Noticc Is hereby gwen that in a''"r'E'ilce win The
llN., ol Nevada Territory and tie bylaws OF the
company, lnrre will be sold 1t public auction gu
FRIDAY. Nay 9th 1871, at O'Clock rM. i'll trout
Of the u;cc Of the company 50 many shares Of the
car.'q' stock standing III the names Of the follow
I'M, ;nrl,s. a. Will bc n,S,SSary n lITuIdate III"
amounts due thereon together with ace Ans costs:
N,,,. Cert Sis lint,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

The foregoing assessments may DO PAD OH or
before May 25, 1861 TO R. II. Newton, Esq Room
No g. over Post Office AZ Virginia City, \. T., or
to the Secretary nj his office to day OF sale. BY
order of the Board of Trustees. ..-.
apr26-m J. NJ. BURLINGTON, See.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

The above meeting has been postponed 70 the
a4th OF June ut the same hour aud place By or
der Of Trustees Of April 18th.
nil.22w c. MCYICAR, Sec'y