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Evening star., 1864-05-13
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION OF WAS
Nl IEQTON CITY, &C,
NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS OF SUB
sCRIPTI0N TO CAPITAL STOCK.

In accordance with the fourth section of the
Act OF Congres TO incorporate the Masonic Hall
Association of Washinsten cit, D. c., approved
APRIL n 2S' lss4 which provides as foiloEs: 81,
twenty days after the passage of this act the cor
porators named in the frst sectio or a majority
of them, or if any refuse or neglect TO act, then
subscriptions to the capital stock Of the said cor
and for period to be a1ed by said corporators or
majority Of them public notice of which may be
porAtors OF. = majority Of them may determins
and subscribers upon said books to the capitA
stock OF the corporation shall be held to be stock
holders; Ffertd.d, That every subscriber shall
(ten has been determined upon by the corpora.
tors1 OF the amount by him subscribed to the
treasurer elected or appointed by the corpora
tors, 9I majority OF them, as may be required
his subscription shall be null and void And
when the books Of ption to the capital stock
of said corporation shal be closed, the corpora
sSss sp es
act, then majority Of the remainder shall within
twenty days thereafter, call the 6rst meeting Of
the stockholdere of said corporation, to meet
r.ctors ef Which public notice shall ' Be sissn for
three days IN two public newspapers published
daily In Washing city, or By written personal
notlce served on each stockholder, BY the secre-
Ing. Of The stocihoiders each share shall entitie
the holders TO one vote. to be given In person or
The amount Of Capital Stock axed upon within
Notice is hereby given that the books Of sub.
scription VIII he opened on FRIDAY, the 18th in
stsInt, 81 me S41hnt,ns IN roon Of James e. MeGuire
20; .dar ana W u Pc I asst open for sixty days
BY order Oh ''s '''''fsssss RossEsar mcMuRpy,
my l2-bt Secretary Board of Corporators.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

1PzRMAfoRxH9A oAn BE Ouaap-Dr Rsnds 6ps-
eiao cures hSrwsatorykna, Se'nisal WsaisSss, In
3ts Effects are truly magical. trial OF the spscke
$in convince the most skeptical Of its msrits
greet and Pa avenue. Washington. and Henry
Cook, Alexandria, ,e6-IY
Evening star., 1864-05-13
limited STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of two wrts of Fieri Faeiss issued from
the Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court Of the
District of Oolum bia, and to me directed, will
expose to public sale for cash at the front Of the
Court House door, of said county. on MONDAY. the
fepdants right title. claim, and interest In aud to
Lots No. /, 2. and 8, in Square No. 90, being the
upon "a the property of william Dou glass and will
be sold to satisfy judicial No 2aS and 299 to 0cto
Der term 1859, in favor of Vim. g. W. White aud
Brother, use of James r. Smith, use Of Henry
Douglass. WIN. SELDEN,
my l3-d&ds late O. 8. Marshal. D. q.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
PERSONAL.

A REFINED YOUNG LADY, stranger here,
"A would like to make the acquaintance of Q
weaithy lthS middis-.sed or elderly sentlemsa. II
Miss A. v. R., Washington Post Office. IT.
M MEDICAL.-Mesnetiam and ElecsrIcity % cur.
" ing chronic and eepts diseases when al other
between 9Th and 7th, Wsshington.
r. T. Ladies attended and boarded during con.
dnement. ap u I'm.
M RS. L, SMITH, an excellent clalrvoyAAt and
Nl test medium, 33S corner Of eth street and
MAJ. svenue. over srooery, exenises disease,
friends, tells their character. gets names, reads
the e. i1m,SEe. mEe. SsaEs ksu " q, o.. " %. O.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CoRxs, Bysroxs, BAD NAILs, &c.
Persons wishing immediate relief from these
RHIrE's rooms, No 424 Pennsylvania avenue,
between AZ and 9Th streets
Evening star., 1864-05-13

JEwRLRYi JKwRLRYl JgwsLRYNt
just received new and beautiful Gold Plated
= JswelryL in every variety, at the Dollar Jewelry
Store, ass Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

LECTURE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-.
TIvEs.-The Rev. ]. r. Warner, OF 9ettys.
burg, will deliver his popular lecture on the
battle OF Gettysburg in the above Hall ON
Wednesday,, the 18th inst. See future ad YER.
tisement 1tx
Evening star., 1864-05-13

STATE OF THE THRRMoMBrER--At Frank
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 26i Pennsylvani.
avenue, the Thermometer stood to-day at
O'Clock "a in tharshade.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

DRAp-Hon. Chas. b. Calvert, Of Rivers
dale, Md. representative from that State in
the last Congress. died suddenly Of paralysis
yesterday afternoon at o'clock
The announcement will cause both surprise
and regret in this community where he was 80
generally esteemed.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
Dl I'D

On Friday morning. 18th May, CORNELIUS
LEE, aged So years.
His funeral will take pIa % from his late resi-.
denee, on street, between I'd and 9Th Navy lard !,
Sunday, at 2 o clock
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RYJ. C. MCGUIRE & co Auctioneers
DYJ. g. MeGUIRE& co, ,Auetioneers.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AND GROUNDS ON
CAPITOL HILL AT PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May Hth,. at
O'Clock, the premises we shall sell, Lots No. q,
q, and IS, in Square No 49, fronting together I'd
feet So inches Second street east between south
an @ streets running hack lS5 feet 8. inches,
witG . 60 foot alley the north side, and Ina
proved BY Handsome Cottage Dive ling, contain-
Eall and sn all Dining Room in rear, and ans
Chambers. with BRICK Kitchen ana smAi stable,
The grounds are handsomely laid out with fruit
and shIubbery. and altogether tits char ming res
idence for q email family.
The House " as built in the most superior man
by q master builder for his use. has brick
foundation al 10 double framed throughout
Terms One third in cash; the remainder In Ax
of truet.
my.ll j. G, INQUIRE Il CO.. Auot1.
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+ onialS,

WASHINGTON, d. o., March S, 1884.
DR.. LIoHTHILL-Dear Sir: take this oppor.
tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the
wonderful cure Of deafness you have In 50
short a time effected In my case.
was deaf for about six years, and for the
last few years 80 much so that could not
hear preaching or common conversation; but
now since your invaluable services have been
rendered, can hear as well as ever.
In conclusion, let me say that the noises
for years, have also disappeared.
Very truly yours.
JAMES r. McUATBRAS,
10th street. between e aad F.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 4, 1854:
This is to certify, that having been deaf since
the year 1858, and since that time gradually
losing my hearing until was unable to hear
common conversation or public speaking, I
applied to DR.. Lightnill, OF New York, who,
after short and painless course Of treat.
ment, entirely restored my hearing. I hearth
ly recommend DIR. Lighthili to the deaf.
FREDERICK RoBRRrsoH,
Residence near Fort Saratoga.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

Nl and good retail route For ns rticrIars "A =
asess ci:Y Psst OsaSe Boo 0s7. GrI.as.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

RY J. @. MCGUIRE & % Aucuoneers.
1900 DOZEN TRADE SALE CHOIOE OLD
BOURBON WHISKEY AT A CTION,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 18th, at II
O'Clock the frst floor of our Auction Rooms, ,We
shs,i sell, In lots to suit the trade,
1000 DOZEN CHOICE OLD BOURBON WHIS-
KEY,
handsomely labelled and put up In Gases By the
old and reliable firm Of 4. Binninger & 90.
gThe attention Of the trade is particularly
called to thie sale.
Terms cash q
my.ll-d J, G. MCGUIRE CO., Auote.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCRRs
neee Lozenges are prepared from Q highly
esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Afec-
nons, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs. Colds, and
lrr1tanon or Soreness of the rtroat.
-r,,, PRbitt peahers and Vocolisa
WIN ind them beneficial 4. siearins the voice
before speaking and relieving the throat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
having 2 peculiar adaptation to affections 1hich
disturb the organs of speech NH 2a-dGwtf
Evening star., 1864-05-13

SKRDADDLKRs Sent TO THE PROVOST MAR
eHAL's OFPICE.-Ons hundred and fifty ske-
caddlers from Gen. Grants army, who were
taken from the boats which arrived at the 9th
street wharf at q late hour last night, were this
morning sent to the Provost MarshaPs Office.
Not one of these men were wounded in the
least, but some represented themselves as hav-
ing been osun struck" 1t is the intention OF
Gel. Ipgraham to place these men in the va
rious forts around the city, and compel them
10 do garrison duty.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
DEAFNESS, CArARRH,

DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
Dr.. LIGHTHILL.
from 81 st. Mark Place, New York.
Autnor Of "a Popular Treatise on Deafness,
"Lerters on Catarrh,"
is now in
WASHINGTON,
and can be consulted at tAs
EBBITT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK until
Saturday evening. May lath.
DEAFNESS, OATARRH,
and all the various diseases OF the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

MILkiss. Esq. has been appointed Asen,
OF the Great Pennsylvs vsnis rout., vios g. O. Nor
ton, to take effect on the aotk Of March Mr. VIII
corner cf Sixth street and Pennsylvsnia avenue,
aurlng the past two years, and 10 Thoroughly con
departments. All applications Tor Information
ticAets: DC: must be addresaac TO T. ]. wilkins,
agent Great Penusyivania Route, Sixth street and
fennsTlvAnla avenue. Ed. q. You've,
General Passenger Agent,
apo Treat Psnnsylvaoi Route
Evening star., 1864-05-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RY o. R. L. CROWN & CO.. Auctioneers.

RY Q. R. L. CROWN 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
"A 5as
II ass ssa ssaf lot ss faon s .ss o
Back e Ell ps ss .'sa q s.
The sboSs naIaed property lies within two sSusrsS
Title good. Terms cash. All eonveysnees ss the
eIai n, Z: la.s :as paccsL q. <. T. GROWN CO., sue.s
RYJ.c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auetioneers.
oRAScERT sAhE yA5gAsLE IMpsoxsp
Sf5 aftkbaSTf aifYHAssSfSsSSss asT ,s
chi :as 3 s s asss.
ABsr.is ABs sh sHsssS sef br.ss ssds;sd e
Bssnt I AID is S1hsT, s. :, TIE asdsr.d
Par. q Lot No. !. Eersinx 50 fee. on D.,.-.-.
1ins bs.k iss feet 70 feet alley improves SI.
BRICK i >b~EifisffE VIZ f5ssfEbfsss: iBHgss WITH sAo.
No g I
ruDnis back an average de pth Of Is4 feet to D.
bsck wa sx5.
ssa sss a'ass ns,
rupnins back about l4o feet to . fleet Sllsy
s51 asss d x.
tol and if the proposed extension of th, Capitoa
grounds Is contaminated viii be Immediately sd
Terms One third cash; the remainder in six and
faction of the Trustee. or all cash st the opon Of
oon1eyances and stam ps At the cost of the pur-
s:'' q; ~
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
ESkSTHEkS PART Of TIE oif9 h' Al + AUo' %
On MONDAY, the 10th instant. a. O'Clock. Pm.
I lots and rs s. os
tween 4th and 5th ktre cts west; also Lot No 81, in
Square No. 5ls. fronting on street north. between
Terms: One third cash. balance in s. u, and u
deed Of trust nsst on the premfsss "
AZ convryanciDg and revenue stamps at the cost
% mSlid ny. Pai'nA''s GREEN WILLIAMS. Auo.s.
RYJ. o MCGUIRE co, Auctioueers
E5s AZ
on the pTsps.. W 'hs se
::sx sssss:sS. E ssi
teenth street, NJ street and Massscnusetts avenue,
Shas I'm E:a, 4 viii be divided into sm.n
in AsS ssSsl % eHss s. sss
avenue between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth sts
and rum ing back to s. foot alley. 10 be divided
INTO four lots of is feet inches each
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder In ak
and twelve months with interes st. secured by desi
of trust Cd the premises.
Conveyapces ct the cost Of the purchaser.
my 10 d [Rep.l &c. MCGUIRE q co., Aucts.
RYJ @. MCGUIRE & co Auctioneers.
EIGHTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THs
CORNER OF N0RTs L STREET AND NDN
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th at 10
O'Clock. the premises shall sell, the whole OF
Lot No 8, in sonare No Y, situated at the corner
Of north l. street and New Ham pshife avenue. dt
vided into eighteen Lots Of about fifteen feet frost
each fronting respectively on l. street and New
HAr pshire avenue.
Terms One.t third in cash; the remainder In siI
and twelve months. with interest, secured by
deed trust on the premises, or all cash at ths
option Of he purchaser.
Conve yances at the cost OF the purchaser.
A payne Mt of $40 on each lot win be required sS
the time Of sale.
my.lOd JC. MCGUIRE 90, Aucts.
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pYW. L. WALL & CO.. Auciionoers.

RYW. L. WALL & CO., Auctiouoers.
500 DOZEN Extra choice CoRnse and Rochelle
Brsndies. scheidam Holland Gin, Royal Port Wins,
Bourbon and Nectar Whisky, Clarets, 20. 70.
be sold by their order at Pu blio Sale, on WRDN1e-
DAY: 18th May, Ct 10 o'clock: The SAN same may .
apB VIM L. WALL & co., AucsA.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

EOR RENT-With or without Board an excel
II lent PARLOR and several we'll furnished BED
ROOMS, at 49O 18th street. within thin aye minutes %
Patent Office, Post Once and Treasury and State
Department. The location IL unsurpassed in
Washington No children In the housa. de H-H
Evening star., 1864-05-13

WASHINGTON, u. O., March 9, 1894.
This is to certify that having been affected
for twenty years with deefness, and having
tried some of the most eminent doctors OF our
city without any relief. at last heard OF DR.
Lighthill and put myself under his care. His
treatment was BRIEF and successful 1 am
now completely restored, and the cure Is ap-
parently permanent I have all confidence In
DR.. Lighthill's skill, and would advise all af-
fiicted with DEAFNESS to 60 and consult him at
once. JOSEPH WHITNEY,,
Residence near and 1ltn streets
Remarkable Cure of Deafness,
From the Rev. Joseph n. Clarke, Rector Of ST.
James Church.
SYRACUSE. February 90, 1854.
have been deaf in one ear, ever since was
in college, some twenty years ago. BY the
skill of DIR. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely
restored, SO that now hear alike with both
ears, and find that can use my voice with
much more ease and comfort than before
JOSEPH M. CLARKE.
nv a-eo2W
Evening star., 1864-05-13

OUERY2-Who has the largest assortment of
~ pattern for stsmpinsf Who Is the only prsc,,
number Of hands at Embroidery Who has the
finest stock of Embroideries, Braids. &C.. and who
s the only in the District that does Fluting
for ladies dressesS
~PRINCE, 3s1 r STREET, -
where ladies lect from Is choice patterns
for any kind of work, and where they can get ANY
PATTERN stamped. Having stamped for 10000
who do not want their goods spoiled, but stamped
they should be- 60 to the only person In the city
who does good work.
FLUTINGi FLUTIEGi RLUTINGl
The only nnacAins in town now in operation.
my sn 1881 street, opposite Patent OfRcs.
+ MULES. Sold for ne fault, the owner having
no use for them. Apply at the Star Once.
my l-lvh
Evening star., 1864-05-13

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO RoB-On Sun
day afternoon four soldiers, James A Ooombs
and Andrew Shafer, 69th company Invalid
corps, stationed at Lincoln hospital. and John
Pinch and James Worden, 50th Engineers,
were at the house of MISS Anna Smith, 7th
street east, near !, when a remark was thrown
out that Coombs had some money. Pinch and
Worden persuaded Coombs to 90 out in the
yard, when Pinch knocked him down, using
. brick and clothes prop, bruising and cutting
him severely. Shafer also was knocked down,
and the rnmpus soon drew together a crowd,
the parties attempting to make their escape.
Pinch In his attempt TO get of, jumping over
several fences, but officers Walling, Shelton
and Brennan succeeded in arresting Pinch and
Worden, and they were taken to the station.
On the foil owing morning they were commit
ted to Jail by Justice Gull.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

A LDERNEY COWS FOR SALE.
On SATURDAY the 18th day Of May. at o. clock.
D n , at the Cattle Scales in Meehancsvilie. Mont.
gomery County Md :, will officer to the highest
bidder, II or Is valuable fresh Mich Cows with
caves, mostly of the Aldsrnsy stock. 30 justly
celebrated for docilty the richness of their milk.
q nd delicate flavor of their butt-r.
Terms of sale; a credit of four months, the pur-
chaser giving his note with interest, and satisfac
tory security.
my Loot" A. 3. DAVIS.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

RY J. o. MCGUIRE CO., AucsioDeers
VERY VALUABLE LOT ON EIGaTH STREET
BETWEEN AND @ NORTH
Oh FRIDAY AFTERNOOH. May Is, at 6 O'Clock,
On tnS premises, We shall sell Lot No. H. In Square
This Lot Is 81 feet sinehea front Eighth stree.
west, between and streets north and f0o feat
parts
Terms One third cash and the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
An conveysnces and stamps at cost of the pur-
chaser
my9d &C. MCGUIRE & 90. Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

WANTED-In small family, where there are
w no children, an AMERICAN GIRL of from
ten to fourteen years. to be treated as one of the
family. An orphan preferred. Or young Amer
lean Woman. Address Immediately Box Is Star
Office, nv ll-3t'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-20
Stock iRcmarks.

The San Francisco Nevs Letter sums up
its conclusions upon stock matters for the
week ending last Saturday as follows:
4 noticeable change for the better is to be
recorded this week. II our readers have
given any heed to the course Of our remarks
for the past four or five weeks, they will be
at no loss for the reasons that have gradually
led to reaction. This reaction is but slight
~ felt ut present, and is hardly recognized;
but it is indisputable, and we have pleasure
in recognizing the fact. As We have stated,
the panic was due to eXceptionable causes,
exercising only temporary influence on the
market, and little, il At all, affected by the
appearance or prospects of the mines them
selves. OF course the tightness Of the
money market made itself felt, and
one or two large failures intervening, wide
spread but superficial want Of confidence for
while prevailed, and something very like
panic set in. There were those who said the
good times would never return, and the most
Sanguine could only prophecy a reaction
whose advent was uncertain. When, how
ever, Gould 4 Curry, relieved from the pres
sure of hypothetical shares, flung pell-mell
on the market, righted itself, and became
legitimate object Of commerce at 4 fair,
though somewhat deprecated price, other
stocks followed suit, and business was seen
10 be less active on the curb-Stone and mere
largely developed on the Board. Most of the
leading stocks partoOk of the forward move
ment. Ophir, for causes already mentioned,
will not, it is believed, for some time rule at
former prices; but Chollar, Savage, Uncle
Sam, and some others, have advanced to re-
spectacle figures, and promise to retain them.
That there will be return to high prices,
that commission business will at once resume
its position, we do not affirm or expect. The
languor OF couvalescence is almost as trying,
and usually lasts rs long as the disease. All
we can reasonably hope for is Slow aud
gradual return to better days, and we trust
more prudent calculations. The public can
always guard themselves and when accom-
mediation is restricted, are compelled 10 stand
aloof. But with the members of the Board 1t
is otherwise. Their habits, and perhaps
their necessities, impel them to be doing-to
be buying or selling. In times like these
they are but too apt to enter on contracts
which, 10 say the least Of them, are hazar
dous Stocks are low-they buy on time,
hoping for I rise; but stocks fall lower, and a
serious inconvenience arises or the reverse
process occurs in selling, and the same loss
accrueS. AS a general rule, time bargains
are unwholeSome transactions between job
berS and if the late crisis tends to abolish
them it will not have pressed upon us in vain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-20
Exclusively for the Military Critics.

The most frequent query that | have heard
is, why did not Grant, if he had two hun
dred thousand men, or more, in Virginia,
concentrate them, and crush Lees army At
once:" At superficial examination this
does seem sound criticism, but on closer
look at the map and the record, we find that
the nature Of the ground, and the character
of the enemy'S position is such that at no
time has Grant been able to employ ut once
nearly all the troops he had with him, and
was able constantly 10 bring supports and
achievements from the large reserves he
actually had; and the fact that Lee was SIM
ilarly circumStanced, is one reason for the
prolonged and bloody character of this Strug-
ole. Now, at last, when he really desires
fresh troops, he has only TO draw on the
troops who held his lines of communication
from the Rapidan TO Washington, and the
heavy reserves at hand; and in sufficiently
brief time MS battered antagonist will be dis
MAYED BY the approach Of unbroken, unwea-
ried columns OF veterans, eager to emulate
their comrades, and whose full ranks have
not as vet been weakened by battle. The re-
suit is BY this management placed beyond
the region OF doubt, so far as human eyes
can foreSee.
1t is also to be borne carefully in mind that
the destruction OF Lees army is only por-
ton of the spring campaign in the East.
do not wish, even by implication, to accuse
our great Captain Of arrogance, but l am
well assured that, from the first, Grant has
had no serious doubts of defeating his oppO-
nent. Therefore, while holding his collateral
columns well in hand, until the result was
reasonably sure, he has so disposed of them
that they will be in position to best assist
him in reaping the full results of his central
success. 1t will yet be seen, as a consequence
of this arrangement, that no considerable
portion of the rebel army will get away; thai
with Richmond will fall LynchLurg; and
that with the Old Dominion we shall recover
North Carolina, and promptly occupy II,
with an army that by that instantly threatens
the South Carolina border.
Am l prophecying too much l think
not. 1t may take some time yet to complete
the victory over Lee but the longer the de-
Law the more complete the achievement will
be.-Cor. y. Y. Examiner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-20
THE MrpAs COMPANY still continues to

The MrDAs COMPANY still continues to
have dry ground in its shaft, and is sinking
at rapid rate. The shaft is now about 400
feet deep. We understand that the intention
of the company is to run dri:t to its ledge
in few DAYS. The shaft is now 200 feet be-
low where the ledge was worked before, and
at that point very good rock was taken out.
A DRIFT has been started from the Com
bined Effort shaft at the depth of go feet.
The company expects to strike the ledge deep
enough this time to find pay rock. The Diff.
was commenced only few days ago, and has
been run but few feet. 1t vii! be run on as
rapidly as possible until it strikes the ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-20
Greenbnclxs! GreenbacIxs !!

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-THE UNDER
~ signed hereby informs the public of Nevada Ter
rit0ry and the State of California, that one JOHN
TREGLOAN, member of and Superintendent Of the
SWANSEA AND FRANKLIN MILLS, In Lyon
county, after having, ever since the time Of the
freShet In the year A. D., lSG2, owed the under
signed for meat and provisions furnished said Treg
loan to the amount of little over one hundred dol
lars and was, after having with the undersigned for
over year trying to get rid OF payment compelled
TO nav the Same-did pay II In GreenbackS.
MAY 81. ls6i. ln3 lot NJ. GOLDSTICkER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-20

! PAST WEEK, BETWEEN yIR-

Turing THE PAST WEEK, BETWEEN VIR-
~ gina City and Riley's Ranch, brown morocco
Pocket Book, containing Certificates of Stock, as
follows: Thirteen shares Baazct & Golden Era No.
$50 1--WE shares Miantonomoh, No. l2l; fifteen shares
Tonawanda No. Is: siXty-ive shares San Francisco,
GDG) all standing in the name Of Barney Gallagher;
ttreIye shares BaIazet & Golden Era, No. 95S and
sIxty shares San Francisco In name Of Anthony
Dohertv and other stocks in the San Francisco In
the names OF other parties The finder, by leaving
the above at the NEWS Office, VIII be Literally re-
SEsried Transfer has been stopped.
""iN'" BARNEY GALLAGHER.
Cold Hill June II, 1854 Jnl7 l0ds