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Coal oil Inexha ustibIe.

We may set II down axiom that nature is
not only capable Of producing now all articles that
abe has ever produced, but that she Is ami viii
continue N produce them until she substitutes
something better. Perhaps our meaning will lie
better understood By applying ii To sngls article.
Suppose, for instance we take the one IN which we
all have 50 decr al n crest, petroleum. This Is
known to he tyuro-c arton, cOmposcI ol two
,res, These gases primary elements, inde-
structilIe and exhsusllcHs N quantity. One Of
tht IN, hydrogen, Ia constituent NJ water, and, OF
course ~ a. iueXhAN ANstblc as the ocean The other
Is constituent IN all vegetable forms and In many
Of orr rocks One hundred pounds uf limestone,
when burned, VIII wci-h hut sixty pounds. The
para driven of ny burning IL carbonic acii, Un-
derl wing the 'Ol Rock" is q stratum OF mestone,
Of unknown tickness, but known TO bc upwards
OF one thousand feet IN depth. The water falus
ou ,be sIrfbce and pcrcolsting through the porous
sandstone that undcrlics the oil rock bec, mes
charged witt salt, potash, Saitpctrc, aud othoI
| eheucIl Ingredients, and finally reaches the lime
\ ", e. rock and docomposes It. the car on ia th'
rock aud tre hydrogen vi tho water uniting y
! form OIL while the oxygen 10 set tree 10 ascend Il
! the atmosphere or unite with minerals aud loru
| oxydes Tho reverse of this process u seen II
| burning the OIL in a lamp the oxygen In the at
| musphere uniting with the carbon in the OIL, form
J ing csrbonic scid, and, with the hydrogen, form
| ing water thus completing the circle. The quts
! ton is frequently nskcl, w.ou will the oil vccom
| exhausted! We shall answer-wheu the ocean 5
and not before.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING DE. ls. 1864.
General Thomas.

foe news rom Tennessee 10 more favorable to
or csuse. There never was any lIesl danger "
te sptrchendsd beyond the cont ngency Of some
faintbcsrted Union commander yielding up an
Important poin, without contest At the sudden
appearance a superior force. But all our gene
rails are by this ume pretty vol educated into .
clear comprehension u the fact that their business
Ia aghtns, and thsi no place Ia 10 he surrendered
cSoept ~ the lsst extremity, and when 10 10 hrpa
roat hss scif-sarrihce and even death cannot
svert the threatened catastrophe. This SOL
uiorly instinct ksps lines seady and
ab'cd the vsrious gsrrisons 10 fall back from
po,at TO point upon rs-enfocements-Paihorin
Strength with every bsekwsrdIsierNs and yielding no
sivsntage 70 the enemy beyond the barren ocoupa-
,on Of territory from which they will be driven 1T
too proter moment General TnonAs was com.
,yglci 10 guard baf dozen important points with
an argreg.t force not larger than the total con-
,cntrated strength Of ih. enemy. Bu, be was en-
abicd 10 do 80 successfully through
the eoolpsss aud COURAGE Of the va
r.ous subordinate coumsnder-. n General
fcnoyrxLn for instance, had not succeeded in hold
ng the rebel army at bay at Franklin, 1t is not i'm.
probable that Nash Vile would have been los, But
The delay enabled General THOMAS TO brn up his
forces from other points and the resul, 10 that tho
place may now be regarded as perfectly sife.
Evep this spparcnly negative advantage Is most
important for our cause. IL frhstrstes the
r'bol attempt 10 invade Kentucky and
enables Ms 10 retain q firm foothold OF
the more important strategic points in Tonnes
scs. snil moro, II has lost tho enemy the campaign
a. nothing tyas sn stirriv countol upOu ly the
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blows Against lhe rebel armies concentrated under
Beauregari. The cgg-sbell Of the rebellion
having teen found so thin 10 Georgia, General
sHrnVAN viii probably take IL into his head TO chip
Of fev more pieces by marching bis army north.
ward towsrts Richmond, stopping long enough a,
Charlcf-on destroy that uest of sccoss on and re-
iell.on. Pr some tmo past Hc havc boon In pee.
sess on Of in ormsiion inducing ne 10 telieve that
snINAS will 4 remain long at ssvsnnab. Aftor
reducing that ci'y 10 condition which viii rem ier
of no more v4'uo to the Confederacy than Atlanta
now = be will he reinforced by General FosrrN,
and 10 marching on towards General GRAET
From the inception 10 tho eulrninaHon Of SUN
xAN's great noyemen, through Georgia, tie ewes
Of all loyal men In TIE North have lcen conceu.
irated upon that gallant army, with warning emo.
tons OF hoJN and fear, oecasionoI by the .mrucuse
avant. IS to BE- gained by success, or the incacu.
liable injury failure wouli iuf.c; upon our cause
We were sways confident that tie man who
planned this gigantic "ra,d" had the ahl y 70
carry II through any obstacles that were presented
,o him, and the result juthcs oir Antic psliDns
Whatever the losses may have bcen, the gsins will
more than compensa,e Tor ihetn II is All achieve.
men. seldom accomplished by any army under
similar circumstances and whom the full details
reach us, the world will doubtless learn something
new In military strategy. Instead u waking into
'tho trap" beautifully spoken of by the rehc
newspapers. General snSGIAs has marched ,hrou.h
an eneny's country a, the rate OF nearly fiteen
miles a day, unobstruc ed by Tire cnysric miita
called out to oppose his progress. This c.rium.
stance alone inspires confidence in the eventual
triumph Of our cause, aud ioreshadows ,bc ulti.
mate result of operations dependent upon the sue
eoss OF General sHuSAs's grand march" We
shall await with .mrstienee the iull particular
concerning this movement. and in the meantime
would urge upon all to encourage enlstmen's n
the army for the purpose Of more ,riumphsnt'y
cru lsling out The last vesNRe Of rebcllion.
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IL ElS.

AnAlR-on rhur.dsy, nec, 18Th, Of drop,yy, Wal
ter Jolly, Youngest sou Of RoheTi aud Ann Nda.t
alc respc,tnillv invited to attend the funeral, on
sunday afternoon, NJ 2 o'clock from the COZ. ol
us;cs AMI Ralph ,,o', Erookiya. 2i5
ANDERSON-On Dec. lith, 1864. OF typhoid lever
J. We'ey ron OF John an l.a.let Nnae.son' IN tao
Inc niends OF the TAMIL are rerpectiullv invited
10 attend he funeral, tho ,d hy. noru4u', - iIs
O'Clock, iIom HE late residence, India s'' Green
pJint J.. ]. -
BNYLEY-un wyiucsdal., bee, li ai'er a l.tscs-
ins iIines. W hirh sht horc 1i,h Ihf.til 'o'i'gGc
Lucy A. Blylcv, vile OF Janes Bavley. rrci ~ YEAR,
The friends and relatives OF TIE 4AIlllY h4U
respectfully inyitcI to aucli the funeral, on sun.
day afternoon, 'sh inst, ai o'rlocA nom her late
residence, u .A.nsC ~, Brooklyn, =. - without
further notice. 90
CARR-un wednc- ily, Dec. i4h. Hanush, the
witC VI john ". Con-, aged ~ yeaIr IA months and
The friend. and acquaintance OF the fmiy ere
resTtruuily ln'iigL To- attend tAt Ltsal on ~
I,si .ce Vi ne. husband, I2l Chrittol cg RI. lul
CARROLL ,oa Wcar, day, pee, ith, Gi',r h.ie'
illuo' ho. 5roh' nN We OF ipr KEN o. 'A'-
The .tRtiN e. and friends are itspri.aly nN-,ed 10
attend The funeral this q t!dNy alter o9n. ~ ]
ave. -
GREId-ou Thursday Dec. 18TH william Grcs'
The rc!at.ye, aad friends OF the family, aso the
mvULyito oi tLc Police Department, aIc }, 4eciuil
iuv,tCi to attend the h!rcrl on FRIDAY Ii'eiuoon,
toa.a!ss toa,' s nelson Hdich, Ss3 W,ft 80 e. q
GREEN-ln B-ooslyn; on Thqr'dhy, Dec. 18th,
iIancl' Green, "a ne 'g'h year o. ~, rge, ,-..,
at y o'locS, nom lvS Na,y ct. The irieuds of lhe
! ialnil. a9u r,flcviL.A invited 10 hil'Ld' -
! HOGAN. rhu taay morn.ng, Zee. 10, Agf
/ b ar, 10 an, "a lar % Il year ct her a'e.
vi-c4-. Of ne fanny ar e. 'tc''. in'ite' "a
-,e, ~
EvNNFDY, on wcin .iay, rgs,. ,irh. the he,
/ loved I 20 ~ MrLlc, Nru.ei., a lu n es.r.
O. ( o. d. "a ID An ID q
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Ile authentic news which We publish THIS morn.
'-. leaves very listie doubt tlat General SHERMAN
I'D bis Srmy have captured sayaunah, besides
''lug immense injury to the Confederate cause by
. devastating march throush he ialrcst portion
- Georgia. The meAgre iniornalon concerning
~ aHAS's movements published from time to tune
.4 NO Richmond papers, ia sufficient H. Indicate
80, o.r General, "wLo took tae rcspons bilty,"
-s carried oui his hold plan v operations
n r.'nnhcAliy and successfully. We have
nn n get received any details Of this
ilovoraenL and can o''y surmise that during
t.e progress Of his march, General snnNAS en-.
counisred relSl forces which he must esther have
ieaien or avoided, no regularly pitched battle be-
lng even hinsod II By the rebel journals.
II s impossible " estimate the advantages &C
oruing to the Union cause through the success o
General sHrRnAs in reaching another base OF sup
lea Tor bis army. IN addition 10 tho moral sdec
on The anemy-and upon foreign na,ions--it give.
Us potri cSppw from whence to strike hare
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 SPECIAL ORDER-THE ORDER OF
IlWhie Iiors or niiec q .cthcrn will change their
~ ultr communicate IONS from Satu.day 10 Friday
Gycningr, romm,ucing Pridav evening, Dee. l6lh,
ls6h =. oriorls 1t g. la Bluadway. By der Of
WI. H. n RNI Z, e. g.. g. -G3
EthiAN nE EOTHERNOOp-A PjBLIC
meeting ot tho, Berhu-h SutC;.c'c Of tho Both
.IlooI, Ni le he t thia Friday Cyeuns. puc. 10, a,
kctseioi's Hotel, 40 rcarl st. JAS. !. ROGERS,
E. state Cente g., will add ess the me,tng Also,
nIdry ses hv JtN. RRINNAS, FE1, ?. &. nOLIT.
WOOD, p. e. sud DANIEL WALFORD, IA lrSh.
-tcl cor and b convinced, and JOIN the Bother.
Aood. JAS. H. D'SEiI.I- suh-Centor. 1l5
RATHER " AThEW T. A. Il. SOCIETY.
Il No. . uf B.o.sIyn- A special meeting Ia he eb.
called 20 LssCMhe ~ ifG hui on A. At O'Clock, sun
IN. afternoon. 'o''',r 0urpcc Of cocc,ing tack due,
and taking such 0 rtiun in reference TO rlp~I-ine
1n,ctinR room ,'sitstcd by the loss b. oi
old hail, ~ the 20 -iGiy mav determine. uuuc .ual
attendance ~ reIu 20 ID. PATRICK GALLA ,UER,
presr .IOnN v NLEK. Rec. soc. III
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DkATH Is.


IAWSOS-In p ,ooklyp T.. D.. iith inst, Amanda
vii. u -amuel lawson, and daurbter Of u ewstei
snd Artninta Jsrvi. in tho 10th yesr Of her ase.
ne friends Of tine family, alec the memtcfs O.
Bobokm Lodgo No. 80, y. Il A. w.. aie respectfully
invited 10 attend the fune Al, on Friday afternoon
loth Inst AZ oclook. fTom l2l south Sth st. 1@
O'RBll>--On 1lunsiav. the 18Th. John O'Brien
son OF Charles snd Mary - Buen. sged mouths and
10 dse.
Dc arcst Johnnie ttou art slcepins
Bnea'h 'hc calvary tree,
And many ave ie wceninr
And long viii weep loI thee.
The ernve shall enclose thee
Within 10 NJ now coil:
No mory shall " behold thee
Dear Johnnie fare thee vel
ae roa ives aud tr ends Of the family are te.7ect
tullv invited to atteu the iuneu.l this Friday,
AieTnooa, a. o'clcr ~ nom 25O Ave. y. l22
QllGLEi-in B-od tlyn on Wcdne.lay. Dee IL
lSor, Cha-les Quiclt AGED 90 years
ihe tensi,e- ana ri' lis Of the family rcspcct-
mlly invited To atsg d the funeral, this tTIidAv,
aftC rUHu' DC. 10 d. tb o'c1c.. at his fosde nee
% Bii,e &c Bro klvu- sithout further invitation u
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The Hay lIarLct.

hcu loft De-. li.-Thc arrival o. hay. al the yat.
ious markets In thi. city has been eAcee iinrl light
during the past week ID, roceut Lad weather having
irpcdcd travel ~ the country. md tended to keen
farmers at home. The trade s reported quf'c bri-k
at the prtscnt time and pIice. are little hifhcr.
The following the quotations at the Eat River
Markets lat Broor1e, 14th and Pitc s,rrc'" ,o-d1y.
~uch viii servo ior the quotations ~ the Charlie,
street aud ioupHins Market.
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ga sRS.

4 ATTENTION., LADIES-THE OLD Is.
n tabllshed " Y. Iut aauul.ctue.uc Co, 80 Cha.
ham Il, Oppo.e Crooks White da ole Iotel Is sell.
ina sipsle sets a. their factory wholesale prices Can
early AMI get ChlCo aLd great bargain, setts S459
muis and ooliGls 40 eacl aul upwards; SIBERIAN
HluirrUls, Iltch Mgrtl and Mink sable retts very
.OS. Ate1ng and repairing 20 the latest styles,
equal 10 new Toog NJ Llsel 10 ~, ,ch insurina
against moths. i.tok iV. the mammoth 50. fLEM'
INt,, s.suG-C.. IS!
EURS-l WILL SELL \ SINGLE SET OF
Il tur- n - b.. \ uuf anG collar for 2 ~ each
hiuk sci Gt 80. Al FOSTERS, l7s Chatham "a.
cor Mot N. 40
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Wild uimnls In California
The San Francisco nuLLrrrS says:

The San Francisco nuLLrTTN says:
The destruction caused by wild animals 10 the
nocks and herds has been very Gus this year.
We are informed Of ranCheros in the lower Coun-
ties who have lost hundreds OF sheep horses and
cattle by bears, lions and coyotes. These destruC.
tive lrutes appear To have becn deprived, by toe
excessive drought, Of their usual supplies VI veni
son, squrrois, coOns, Usdgers, oaH, scorns and
wild iTuits, and have enueayoJci 10 make up Tor
tAc'r loss by waylaying the isttest aud yoLn. es,
ranch al. mails winch have survives the season
Ia August aud srp,uaber pms, At le4rs II the
/ mountain pastures q. ssnta BrHba tuu loo A.
goies ave silica ucm uaIiy iur weeks IA : uat
uumpcr@ paT'..ulally ly vatuc. TIc LiIIu-ioutea m
tle FAu ...ps IlJ-utp.ls have cen rod u o. Gu.
/ might a-lyr ls b, ~ ktlAl.es oI ne blt4est
brte,. Az 'Ag ! u-eNs le a Uut next ~ Tn4n ~
thick as i4eu "a uaud ID ioTsls, Thor UUiuness q
/ eX,rclLe, Auu rug wItuO 4 u.uGn GuuAer, even 20
the less lun.ers Anu az eros. Cas-, lS nXes, .J-
anu COS otes Lave Nut, tccu 0ea.A on sheep sud
coits. / MLAt .s cur oil- the uoOgs G4riug lhe
summer and i1il have luit the mountains al great
| numUcrs, and deS'en-ud 10 the cuiuvatod lanes IN
| many parts OF Los Angeles anu Santa B4rbaru, and
eaten up entire cr' Us " gardens auu helds, snd
cleaner out ogRN cAickepS rOphors ami squirrels
ruey are callod hapscLe" by the natives and
their holes and those ol lsuers may lreq aently b,
seen eKcAyated by the gr.IILCs IN their savage oi
forIs To get q taste Of mest. In fact the ran
cheros say they were driven out from ,har retreats
In the higher eanAdAs and hill-ades aud severa
fields were cleaned out by hoau. Singular TO say
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there has been gres, NOR niiy among the 60
piers and ground squirrels and they have been
tremendously thinned OF by starvation, and ths
predac Gus birds aud duadrupeds.
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ALApY who Y. sited the "connabauI samI I" at
Norfolk recently was sstonlshcu 20 mud g u iuc
~ ey,ry uUy baby in the camp 10 lc u.4iuruly
Abraham" In onc group were uo les, shan
nine children, AL hunored With the same Ippe.a-
uOu.
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Agt"TAON NOTICES.

M l.. rHlI.LH =, AuCTlONEER, WILL
- NrN Ulver. % hl.ses, seighs, roic,. bells :
business 1n-, lg ht wagons, coschc7, harness
&c. y. b. 'le da,s ruetdhys and fiia'H. ss
DtWNBROKEE'S SALE, THIS DAY, AT
l. l.. NEANGK'S \ uction Room, rs Ninth ave, ~
one ock-aI lotr good assorted co' hing vorthv
the attout ou Of toat n. By order oi &. Ct DlIP,
l.. j., -a5 LE1 l2th q. i3T
DAWNBPCKER.S SALF-TVTS DAY AT
y n o'clpss, hv JOHN MOETINFr IL Ess,
.tius Of silE mernr, and calico dresses. skirs.
81. OaEr t'innants shCets, spreads quits bIan-
kes, uoo,f, rho. coats l.,uts NestS G1d other
sou bic rOods Afro at O'Clock Y. W.. very line lo,
p!A'I Va!e, auG oher sr'sles WORTHY the attent on
o. AealeEa and O;hcu. b. O-1or n. fREkL- 6I Roee
.ttcgt II
- HERMAN & CO., ATCT'RS., SELL
-. tlis day. Friday Dec. lG, At II oclok at No
lOverv, assignee sale Cf the entire stock Of wines,
hujis and segs.s, viz. 50 onc-eightb and one-yuar.
tO c1kt rpOrtcd and doIneetic bIAnder, pipes and
Madeira wiues g. hbl- old choice CioNs & Sou. and
40 hhls copper distilled Bourton whiskev yeare old
scotch ana IL. .sh Whiskey, bottled ale and porter,
chan ya1nus cordils, oi,O sesRir irUn eaies
tcss, i1turc' etOvrs, &c, &C. Irc whole will he sold
witAou iesesNt. ll0
& HERMAN 4 Co, AUCT'RS., SELL
Ds tlis day, friday, Dec. lG, ai lns Ocl5cs No. IA
Bovcrl, nIaTs ls a. Oi grocoucrviz. tuttcrcodee
Kegs mustard p,ppor, coal spi,gH. tcAleb, weights
couutcfra, eIass Cnatr, NUseAleu, laiEC lot liquor
segai7. ompt' cbS r., Nr. A.LiPfMAN, hHrsha /
NNM. Writers, AUCTIONEER-WIL
w eel, tAis dly at o'o.ock a. tyi Canal st, Fun
niture, &C. Of lerP0 h1rselj Ca-nets. OIL Cloths
, s.rcrauc, With other lo;s. -
1
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SEWING MACHINES.

EOR SALE Cheap SINGERS 40. 2
uGuuiaru.I4uf Inachines,In pcucysO.!oT. Inquife
II $50 l..th Il. .66
FOR SALE-A HOWE'S SEWING MA.
cDiuc Cni d. - huron G., two aoo,s I. ON uion
ave, a uvHpJH.. ll6
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

toids and Coughs-~uldsu Changes OF
climate nrr source. OF Pulmonary and Bronchial afec-
tions. Experience having proved that simple rene
dies act frocdy when taken in the early STAGE Of dis
ease, take at once Browns Bronchial Icches," let
the Cold, Cougb OF Irritation OF tie Throat be ever 70
slight, hv this precaution more ,eJious at'Gck
may he cGccrislly wardod oil i.o
A Iseiu, Holiday Present for 81 so
D. BARN. Ms seli-seHer. Tor sll sowing machine,
only 81 30 with directions. No machine complete
without l.. Inventors Office, 5Ds Broadway, ~ y.
Sent by f.i $50
Grover 81 Bnker's Highest Premium
Sep ing Machines 10. sle and 10 I'It ~ 9.5 Broad
way. letseen ylst tnd ed sts. 80
Ian und " inter IT you wuut Fnii nnd
Winier clothing, 20 toP. y. BALDWlN'S - and u
BOve~y The lrrges stock and stoc In the city, and
prices ices. ChildIens department not cguuci. 42S
Holiday Presents OF Aaectioa and Chari-
" WHEELLR q WILSON'S nighes' Picinun
Lock stitch SEWING Machine. No. 90 B,oedssv. y.
v. Sc, WHEELER a WILSON'S Button Hole Ma
chine. i4>
Consumption: Consumption: Lungs,
Lungs, Lungs. Lungr. Lungs, Lnlgs- LInvs, Lunvt,
luugs Lung, Lung., Lungr, lAinrt, Lunls, Lungs
III. WlshARl's Pine free Tar Cordial, has made
moro cuTes Of Consumption than all the remedies
ever discove ed IN III" world. New fo4k ha' hun
dres ani thousands oi persons ihnt hTve heen cure
when hey w,ie to all spp arrcc' De- ond thy rta.h
dia act upon the ifitsci en- -faoe Of the iuncs and
throat, pcuetrates to each oi oicsscd part, ..cyllg
pam and tuhduinr inhqmm1'iou, NJ" rec, Ing me
lungs TO a herithy action let all Contumpivcs use
the Pine free Tar Cogdill, TN great confidence.
Sold at Dr WISHARTs Oficc, 10. n y. second
street, Phi iAdo phia. N.B-Au consultations ant
examinations ifre OF ChHsgc. sold 40 llEahBpLp'S
Dru and Chcuiical N1icholao, next MetIornl tan
hots, and by Drug,iss everywhere. ~,
DanviTle, Penn Jane ,, ISGs.-Dr. Win
II. GkEpt'-uca 81 L. Ell 100 =. 1871, Nn' AZ
ficted with dialutgs aui .Or I've months 'es--
ei more than two gsl'oDr ot water m treutv-iour
hours Wa OBLIGED 20 Get nr at often A. ten Of twelve
mrs N0lnds In weight. DuiinF the month OF lu,
1861, 7 procured two lo'tlrJ Of tonstiuuon Wni'I,
and are" taking two hUtfc- nHc1t.c! Cuel, to'r
after rCssinilt MY uHinl Fuot ne tlth ours truly
! ~ l.. DEWITT. Soid whoe.a.e hF MORO y
& ALLEN, 80 Ciih st and all drisgl-i.. ~
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TRADE; NOTICES.

A REGULAR NE ETING OF THE Wheel.
"a sughts and black smiths L. 7. Society will hs
held at Jnckson lIalL ave and lith ~, Friday
evening, Dec. 10Th, at O'Clock 4. NJ. X SMITH
PIe.. D. McDEEMOIE. sec. 10
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO AND jig DANCING, ESSENCE or
- on Nirirla, WIk Around. Nc, taught hy the
Icuowuod IOHN RpC,AN, rs Fact Houston st. Ran.
iot OF usIlog 'uAC 90. sale.
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ssOAED AND ROOySs.

A FEW RESPECTABLE MEN CAN BE AC.
4N"nuodlt With loud al Ii5 LLL-',ta It. RI.
ir,cuce' 3.'rrd, a.
a FEW lDt >G GENTLEMEN CAN BB
"A uc Immodatra With good boari At o. Chl.kyon ~
tao eDor. rom Illdiou r.so two yolu' .ad.c 2sO
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0LD LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
by G. W, CkAskE Isl William ct, O1
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COAL.

RE>r RED ASH AND LEHIGH COAL
II ~ slUA screelod ami delivered TO Gny' part oi
Tho "a, u lowe, .riutei rates. rIIOS. STOKES,
cor $50 -. dni lJih ave. ~
( EOAL, COAL-slo 10 PER TON FOR THE
Syery iAniiy stove, elg Ia uac, size rs rs
TO- uut, Do. .gle Ogdcrs zen at Is iIHud 81, tet
Military aud tcntrr Market will receive p ompi at.
tCntIOn. IhO', ~ GRAY. SS
COKE DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY ATA
~ I,iUgrd prve Al az ad gv, 80 Av A, nnd a. the
Gs NO ks a RI. and Ay. A, ). T. slIER.
WOOD. Slf
S1D ~ PER TONfOR COAl.-A FEW
y Wv days only, NJ NcLOEMICh's Coal
Yard. ami go East 3!d n. Flrpt 4ualit, Red and
ble arh Coai telN cred to an part the city al
SlS5. p, 'oH lar! 2pl ani 20 Easi I'd 81, BET ID
anl I'd G7es. 10
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Personal NOTICES.

DRISONER>' PAY-IHE WIFE OR WID.
nioihe nf p...oile Of e., .s or le!ls Of Dc.
ceG. ..l..r = Cu h.,e lh-I. col ~ p Oil.tiy
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The sun., 1864-12-16

THlS Is To CERTIFY THAT MY WIFE,
ElLHA tAlN EXT hes !cN nay ed and board
Nllheut ehr cnlst or pTOyCr ton. End W,ll not he
leslnltiilt ioE uiy der-s contracted hy her in my
name DAVID CAL LRl. Sew ogA, Dec. 18th,
1864. .li
The sun., 1864-12-16

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paid B. w c..iDn ocu. ,'u"e. 40 pc-s ous touu.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-05
Echo Gold and silver Mining

Company, Gold Hill District, n. IT, Office No.
Gus Clay street, San Franciso, Dec. %, ls63.-No-
tice is hereby given that in accordance with the
laws of the State of California, and an order duly
made by the Board of Trustees of the Echo Gold
and silver Mining Company, there will be sold at
public auction, at the snlesroOm Of John Middle
ton & Son, No. 400 Montgomery street, on MON
DAY. February 9Th, 1864, at 10 o'clock M, to the
highest bidder, for cash, in u. s. gold coin, so
many shares Of the capital stock of said company
standing in the names Of the following persons
will be necessary for the payment of assessment
No. 9, Of Five Dollars per SHARE duly levied there
on by the Board of Trustees on the 9th of Sep
TENDER, 1863, and assessment No. 3, duly levied
by the Board OF Trustees, Of Five DollarS per
share on the 23d November, 1883, together with
cost of advertisement and expenses Of sale, unless
snid assessments and charges are sooner paid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-05
Hudson Gold and Silver Mining

Company, office No s04 Montgomery street. San
Frunciseo. December 9Th, ls6l-Notiee Is hereby
given that. in accordance with the laws Of the
State Of California and the Laws Of the Hud-
Gold and Silver Mining Company, there will
Dc sold ut public auction, at the salesroom Of
Messrs. Cobb & SInton, No. 4O6 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. on WEDNESDAY, tho
thirteenth day Of January, 1864, at - o'clock NJ.
80 many delinquent shares of the capital stock
of the Hudson Gold md Silver Mining Company
standing in the names Of the following named
persons us will be necessary to pay the follow.
ing assessments, together with the cost Of ady-r
tising and sale, unless said assessments, with
aecruing charges, are previously paid, viz:
Assessment No. l, levied May 2sth, ls63-one
dollar per share. Assessment No. Q levied July
9th, ls6ltfty cents per share. Assessment No.
3, levied September sth ls6}-one dollar per
share. Assessment No. 4, levied October eth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-05
ASSESSMENT SALES.
LOON. q Leland Consolidated Gold

Lyons Q Leland Consolidated Gold
ynd Silver Mining Company, Devils Gate Dis
trict, Office No. COZ Washington street, above
Montgomery, San Francisco.-Notice ID hereby
oiyen that In accordance with the laws of the
State of California, and an order duly made by
the Board Of Trustees Of the Lyons and Leland
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company.
there will be sold ct auction, at the saleroom Of
Jerome Rice & Co., No. 327 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, on Monday, February LIST, A. d.
1854 at II o'clock A. M Of that day, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, In U. 8. gold coin, 30 many
shares Of the capital stock Of said company, stand
ing In the names Of the following Shareholder as
shall be necessary for the payment Of an assess.
ment (So. q Of Fifty (5W cents per share, duly
levied thereon by the Board of Trustees on the
23d day Of November, A. d. 1863, together with
expenses Of sale and advertising, unless said az:
sessments and charges are paid before the sale.
BY order Of the Trustees, twenty-five (25)
cents Of the above assessment Is postponed for