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BULLION
MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO.
CAPITAL $4,000 900.

MlNlN Cf IoNGAND D VI tolsoIshio.
CAPITAL $4,000, 900.
SHARES, FULL STOCK. as each
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 80 each
RESERVED IN THE TREASURY. :ocoo .h.e~
PROPERTY.
I7I7 claims, equal l2l 700 fe Ia ho Gregory, Boht
Bnzs, and nsuy other equally valuable lode la CsSI Greek
and optn Counties Colombo srd IN addition Available
Of 40 fec, In Clear Greek Title unaostiea
TRUSTEES.
WILLIAM b. DUNCAN, New.York.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS sew.YoTk.
JOHN A. nix. Ncw.YoTt
EDWARD Is. WESLEY New-Yorh.
HESEY II. ELLIOTT, New York
CHARLES I. CROMWELL, New York.
sTILMIN WITT, Cleveland. Ohio
GEORGE COOK Central City, Colorsdo
President.
EDWARD d. WESLEY.
Trca.grcr:
JOHN D.. WILLIAMS.
Secretary;
FREDERIC b. ELLIOTT.
Counsel:
CHARLES T. CROMWELL
Managing Director and General Superintendent
GEORGE COOK Of Central City, Colorado
Forty Thos.and Shase. of tie stock remain to be .oA at
ten dollars each
Books will be opened on WEDNESDAY the 18th inst, at
the Office Of JEROME RIGGS CO.. No. &c Exchange PLsse
Ney.Yori Ayrl O. 1874
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HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
III MfNES-"GOL DIRT LODE,
Gilpin County. Colorado.
CAPITAL, 10000 SHARES,
S2S ench
TRUSTEES
JOHN EVANS. Colorado.
w. Il. JUDD, New.lOrk
II. s. COHU, Newiork
WH. MOLLER, New York.
GEO w. GRAfFLlN, Batimors
HERMANN fJNKE NewYork.
X CORNELL WHITE, NewloTk
NJ C. TYLER, New ORR.
5. o. ARNOLD, Providence.
PRESIDENT
His E1celleucy JOHN EVANS
Governor Of Col0rSde TcuLo:y.
VICE-PRESIDENTS,
HON. s. g. ARNOLD,
DIR r. II. JUDD.
TREASURE WALTER =. LAWTON
Oace, No. % Cifs,.,
Nswiork.
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TEN-FORTY LOAN.

YNEN-FORTY LOAN.
= SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NEW-YORK,
Designated Depository and Financial Asen. Of the United
States
Ew.YoRK March %, 1854
Nv authority the Secretary Of the TTestury this Bank
will receive Subscription. on sccouni OF
UNITED STATES BONDS,
authorized by the Act Of March 1884, bearing date March
M redeenabe at the pleasure Of the Government after ten
and payable forty yeurs rom date bearing interest al
per cent yoaT, pay able Bonds not over one hundred
dollars annually and all other Bonds semi annually in
coin ~,
subscriber. win receive either Registered or Coupon Bonds
Loy may prefer and will bo required 70 pay IN addition 70
the the prime pei 0 the Bonds IN apu money the
accrued In coin or Ia United states notes or me notes
Of National Bauks adding 20 per cent for pcunm until fthrr
notice) from The 1t day Of Mrch until the DAY Of subcrp
toh aud payneut subs pous can b. made, bearing N
dA. without the payment Of ntTcst hoE Ine lss
VI March, and premium thereon -,
Ths usual coinmissioa OF onselghth of per cent will
be allowed to Banks, BsnkoTs and Er1scrs.
4. u. ALLEN Cashier.
HEsHr 4. HURtBUT. President
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Gales bp Anrtio,l.
J. BLEECRER, SON ~ Co. will SELL

A J. BLEECRER, SON ~ Co. will SELL
n a, AICTION on TUESDAY. April II, AZ L O'CLOCK, ut
d. f. ,heuge Sa!esrooul No. III Broadway v ",
80 DFSfRABLF Residence IN BROOKLYN
m ,qn.Sr--A lne three story brownstono front Honse
i ilot on 3 t. brooklyn 20 feet W OF ithav In good or
a. I'D ,i for snd always occupied nv presen, owner
y, ri ,sith tne piazza in Lot l5Kl0O laid ou In
.do,oe fr ,ud lower garden The House is very sub.
say built mas subcesr hish basement with rang ana
rrgnte u parors, the wss Of which are well pa
r.r,d Ths hne chance for bosiness men being ouy
-, ,ipu,ss riie from South Ferry, and having The ad
a., city and county combiDed splendid view OF
b Ev rad or the hor-e. The three 'os in the resr, on
ald ,n be obtained II slrod Crs M ID aud 'tn-
,ys aid ash - TO all Che ferries
. A., w. AZ Aueti ioneers office, No. n Cedar-s,.
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ginanrial.
THE PRESTON
COAL AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

THE PRESTON
COAL AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
or PENNSYLVANIA
600O0 SHARES, PAR so
OFFICERS
PREsDEsT;
VIM O. MOORHEAD-
vCR PRESIDENT
GEORGE j. FORREST.
SECRETARY:
HENRY d. MOORE, Ponn State Tres1urer
TRBAsURER
DAVID CRAWFORD, yR., Firm Clark, Dodge Co., N. T.
DIRECTORS
WILLIAM O. MOoREHEAD,
OF the Firm Of Jay Cook & Co., Phila
THOMAS A. SCOTT Vice Pre,t Penn. r. X. Co., Phlls.
WILLIAM HUNTER JR,
OF the firm Of w. Hunter, jr., L Co., Phia
GEO. J. FORREST of the hrm of Forrest Frost ~ T.
A. w. SPENCER. ftho firm Of Spencer, Villa Co.. B0sn a.
SUPERINTENDENT or mIsEs:
WILLIAM KENDRICK.
The property Of this Company located in the township Of
about 100 acres Of which exclusively coal lands lying
within the gea, Mahony Coal Basin Of the middle anthracite
lands City Of Philadelphia Brock estate and
other large and productive col eres OF this rich coal district
The cOlcrles owned thts Company nave al
usual Necessary real and personal property consisting in part
Of breakers machinery miners houses Offices, mine
cars, horses, mules, &c.
The Company entirely free from debt Of any kind
II 10 estinsed that the Companys coeres will during
the nine months endiag Jst u December next leas, Is
per upon its capital viii pay dividend Of q per
tue 1T Of July and in all probability Of per
cent the lst OF October following.
TRANSPORTATION.
The Compenys facte. for transportation are by Mnehll
Railroad connecting with Reading Railroad at schuylkl
Hayen diuuce ia miles FROM Philadelphia; also by Mahony
and Broad ain Railroad (which runs through the entire
length Of the esste distance l07 me- from Philadelphia
The aers Of these roads 10 each coeTy opened
Of located on theland..
We authorized receive subscriptions for the limited
number OF 10 shares OF the stock Of tho above Company at
psrwhch all that will be offered for subscription in New
York.
Ten Dollars per share paysble at tho time Of subscription,
and the beance on the 20tb inst
We have hesitation whatever In calling the attention o
our friends and the public TO this property. ~ - 49,
Tue book will be open az OIL WEDNESDAY, 18th
April ns;ant.--NeW York, April ., l8oi
FEARING l. DALTON,
No. Wall
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ST. Lours, ALrOs AND TERRE H.uIE UTE X; I; sse Co.
No IL WALL ST, NEW YORK, April ~ 1914 !, =,
DIVIDEND.-AD Dividend OF SEVEN PER
~ CENT less the Government tax, will be pad on the
Preferred Stock Of this Company on and after hloDAi 'n
secoud day Of May next Al tie Bank Of Notth Ae,le A.
me Transfer Books of this Stock will bo closed from the
~ G. BUTLER, President.
EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
OF NEW-YORK. CAPITAL e3Oo"n -,
Py the authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury t bh
& prejaIcd TO receive sub'criPiions 70 the ,,
NATIONAL TES-FOhff LOAN
issued under supplementary TO All act entitled an ACT
to provide Woys snd Means for the support of the Govern
msnt" spproved March 3, 1883 -.
wears from date with interest the rate Of hve per cent pei
anunm Interest and Principal payable IN Coin .
Subscriptions the above must BE- made IN lawful money
Of the United States aud the accrued interest paid In Ion
or In National Currency lddnF) CITY cent premium un
further notice. OEOtbk OfDlhh, ffosiueH''
X. q. RoLsroy Assistant Cashier.
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A. J. BLRscxER. Anetioneer.
ruTH-AV. CORNER LOTS at AUCl

v1TH-AV. CORNER LOTS at AUCTION
RIEECKER SON Co viii sell at Auction tts
oos eoncernl on THURSDAY, April a. at tho Exchange
s,lesroom Nc. III Brosdwey;
Iru Av Lors-2 lots beautifully situated At the
x ramer OF lh.v and oothst each lot - feet y inches
on IN. ilthsv by lv0 feet In depth ~
iiyHIy-2 lots on the southeast corner OF lthsr ana
,obst zach IS feet inches the avenue by ron lo,
100 feet 81 inches The soil very fine being choice gardeo
, ne lille h perfect S4O0 each lot remain %
years iSa lac. January Maps No. II Cedar St
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Financial.
AND ToLrpo RAILROAD Co.

STNiI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF per
Y CENT free fron Government tex, upon me the 1sP9i P
80 Of the CLEVELAND TOLEDO bAIIhVOAApI a.
0WP4NY has this day declared by the hoNra o Dl
to-. ma, Is on the dsy Of april ne&t az ue once o
49, tfRMlIYE G Co.. No. ~ Walst, SeW- oIA Oly
and until the 2lst day Of May next and seI ' l1ei ~'o A
d. Compsnys Office 10 Cleveland - ,,, 4, -, -.
"Tle Co1auy's stock Trlnler Books VIII BE- closed on
a. ts.b mil negt and femlin closed until the 18th day
of Apd. :" - 1900 "--
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Bniloinn Matsrials.

nRAIN TILE. CHIMNEY TOPS, GARDEN
~ Vases. Green House Malt hi snd Flooring Files tro
aud Bath Brick. Sewer and Water Pipes Iunlben Mlfnre
H. II QUINN Long I.lSnd Pottery Depot No Sls pesrst.
DUTLAND MARBLE.-Orders received LOT
IL The or inr. OF lie RUTLAND MARBLE CO. in blocks
or Cd 10 order into Safuary Monumental Mte fur
niture Siun, delivered the csrs az West hutanu
lit M ris and terms can be had by applying u Of
L0e OF HI ILANb hhhbbi' W. -'N' ~ $50 -
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T AXE GOLD MINING COMPANY,

III a VUIUKNUU
hooks are now open at tho Oihce Of TAYLOR BROIH-
Frs. No 70 WaIlst for subscription 10 the CAPlrAL
STOCK OF this Company q, the s99'cdp0u price o'si ."
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/ LPINE GOLD COMPANY.

GOLD MINING STOCK.-2O,00O Shares OF
N the Colonial Gold Company, jus. organized Capital
ea00,O0o. Par value shares, 80 - "A,
COPPER MINING sTOCk k-25 900 shares othe Lafayette
Mining Company Of Canada Just Organized Capital SoUOo
Par value shares S For sale In lots TO suit Purchasers
J. A. SNEDEN, No. u PiaetI
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OynoE OF TIE GLOBE FIHE lSsgaaEox CosPnsrL
(COr Greenwich and uito sta, qndet ne Ocean bs
KEwioRK March 2s 1864 ,
THE Annual ELECTION for DIRECTORS
i Of this COMPANY, asd for THREE lNSPECIohs o.
ELECTION will bo held at tho Oitce OF the company oh
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of April. prox
The Poll will be open from IL O'Clock m unt oiocA p '
until after ths election. . -
BY order ........,. ALFRED A. REEVES, oecreeHy'
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ucntistrp.
NFsTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE,

NEsTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE,
Rein. acknowledged by scientific men 90 be the only
ag-tb ne OF which terth can be eHtc'sd without pair Or
injurious results Those VINO operation so AT ~,
Broadway, near 20th-st , A. 4. =, 4,
Blu order to furnish uaeieat tnoni of ms
building No $40 Broadway near lsh-si to which he vi" s
move MAY l.
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uors,roX1c RAILROAD Co., TRBAsURgR's OFFICE, }
ERInGEPnnr, Conn. MArch q 1851 }
ogr1or OF rns PIrrspvaaH. FORr wvaIsr;; ASn

OFFICE OF rHP PIrTsBUReH FoRr WAIsr. AND
CHlcLGo RALEoAp COMPANY, Apr. Q, 1861. :
DIvIDEND on STOCK.-The Board OF Dl-
IL reclors have this dy declared DlElDEND of(2D
TWO ANn OHE-HALE PER CENT on the CAPITAL STOCK
of the ConIany quarter ending 3lst March last and
on Of earnings Of sd quarter, payable ufee oi Toy
rmr ta1) on aud ser tie G.h day Of May proNimo ut the
gencrs Office of the Company in the City OF Pittsburgh TO the
stockholders whose soS1 on the 0ooAs there nd at the
s,en,y OF Tho Company (Niusow, Lanier Col, No 81
Walst IN the City Of to tho stockholders whose
stock stands upon the book, there
The transfer books Of Che Company will close at O'clock p
m on the 2d day OF MAY ond remain closed until 10 o'clock
a m on the 18th day Of May thereafter
W. h. BARNES. Secretary.
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U,UE AMENIA LEAD COMPANY,
Il OF DUCHESS COUNTY, n. Y.
OFFICE n CEDARSr.
le0Oco SHARES, NOMINAL PAR IS EACH
i.usd r the purchase OF tho property aud working eapa
Of the Company.
snhcriuons for limited number Of shrre. At 81 ssct not
,b.ct 20 ,stesnent and free om pesonp liability VIII Do
received the oee VI the Company, ~EeTe AL MO ns'"a
viii De given
JEREMIAH LODFR.
CHAs n. APPLEOATE.
g. kUEMAN,
LEWIS Is. LODFn.
GUSTAV. A. SACCHI.
COUNSEL:
LODER X POMEROY.
q. FURMAN, Secretary
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Gales bp Auetion.
A J. BLEECKER, son & Co. viii sell It

A j. BLEECkER, son & co. viii sell Rt
lAs auction on TUESDAY, April l3 at IL o'clock st tss
Exchange salesroom. No. III Broldwsy: n: ",
VALUABLE BROOKLYN RESIDENCE.
story and attic frame house led IN with brci) snt
10 lots Of ground Pacfcst running throuh DelN,
and commencing 200 feet Of NostraDdav The house
about AZ feet square with extension all In good order.
Cosch house and Stable the premises The grounds
ndsomey laid in gardens suing grape vines Sum
mer house, In ali respects suitable gsneInans resi-
dence For map &C., apply to the Aactonee No. II Cedar
ct, ~ Y.
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Providence MINING Co. NEw YORK APra 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an ASSESS,
upon the CAPITAL STOCK ei the PROVIDENCE MINING
COMPANY (200oO Shhret payable on the 25th Day Of April
1864 the Office Of the Treasurer No 2l Essssus, New
York. -
Tie Transfer Books will be closed yfl IS 1854 Aer which
dste win be Transferred Unless the assessment shall
asve been paid.
O4'' " ' JOHN w DAVIS, Treasurer
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t,Fy1ca oy TIE KgIcRKRpocKgR FIRE INSURANCE
CnnpaNr on NRW. YnnK. Ami Z. lHbt

ConPAYr OF NEw York, April 4 1904.
At the ANNUAL ELECTION for DI-
N RECTORS Of this Company, held on TUESDAY, the
9th inst the following gentlemen were unanimously elected
XSIIIfAN tS m T1rCKFR JACOB c. BOGERT,
,cu1 GSNPRETT, ANDREW BOWDEN
yyVcIIuI pPIJsH EZRA 2. DAVIS.
Sp6PFRT H. gTTJARr JEREMIAH BRIGGS,
CHARLES p LENERlCH, HENRY OOIHOII'
xI1iJ1N = DEAN EZRA WHEELER,
rIFNPY FISWOPTH. FERDINAND DUHSTERS,
xNAITTR EDWARDS, BENJAMIN u. BRUSH
IsAIC A STORM WILLS BLACKSTONE,
PFTTR v KING JOHN n. BRADLEY
S1FPHFN g. WILLIAMS GEORGE HODGSD0N,
UENRY BABAD GEORGE L. RONALDS.
And at ,nbseaueut meeting Of the Board MIR. George
Boddon unanmously elected President in the place Of
William Tucker esq, resigned. BY order,
PETER PERINE Assistant Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

CTAR GOLD
MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO.
Cspi 2U0O0o Shares .ued tor the Purchase Of Mining
Property. ,,,,,srpps
NATI HAYDEN, President Chatham Bank.
JOUN ". nOrr. Prcsdent u. = Wairhouse Comrany
JAMES j. DAY President Provid nee sad Boston H. H. Co.
SAMUEL X. PLAT'f, Adrance, fatt Go.
VN X BELCHER SHrketi. Becher a Co.
SAMUEL A. WALSH. No. ~ Pine-st
NM H. RUSSELL Colorado.
freaident - -
NATHANIEL HAYDEN
JOHN N. POWER
Banker,
CHATHAM BANK.
Counsel
rfe s,r- PLATr. GAEARD sud BUCKLEY, Ne,vYoTk
Ms.,rs WAhELl and REED. Colorado.
Ee.iden. Manager and Sup-rintendent;
JOiiN SLAWSON,
Formerly Of Clf Mine, Lake Superior.
The property Of this Company conprse. 0tSl fet on ths
bssi od, IN Clear Creek Comfy 1850 feet OF which Is
rrady developed, producing from SlOO TO $40 por cord
with the Ordinary aIup mill Also T.iynne hundred ioet
az valuable estsr power snd stwony iour.tanp mill in work
lnx orIer. Title undoubt.d.
"a 600 aIIAIES Of tho STOCK offered n 10 per Share
a, our offer No. II Was, until SATURDAY the 10th inst
un.s, sooner disposed Of AZ which time tho subscription VIII
close.
psyment Of g. per Share will be required at IN. tire ~
,ub,erbins aud ths balance the 2. inst. when eeruh
cate. will be delivered -
GEO. K sAML BROWN.
No War-st.
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DRI IGGS COL CO VI L A \ \ :.
MIsEs-BRIGGS AND GREGORY LoDEs,
GmPTs CousIr, COLORADO
CAPITAL, 1000 SHARES, 800 EACH
TRUsTgKs:
J. SMITH BRlGGS......., ''colofad''
GEO. NJ PULLMAS.................Chi .Chicaso
ANTHONY ARNOU UA.....,.........N orr
HENRY COGGlLL.............".....N
r. CORNELL WHITE...............Newfo York
&. e.. ''' -
NH a .............. Providence, IL l.
Presiient..................Js SMITH BRIGGS.
Tre.,urrr WALTER r. LAWToN
sesretary..................D. L1TTLEJoHN
Counsel. :. WOODWARD.
bIlnins Supchnt.n ...CHARLEs bAiuoa
Oaico No. IS Chf a., New-York.
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uRx,1.,.., .f Wildcat. %


Under the above head the Reese River
RsreiRe has the following article which may
prove interesting to those owning claims in
this Territory which are incorporated in San
Francisco:
It has Of late become trick Of mining
managers Of San Francisco to advertise their
assessments and sales only in the papers Of
that city. Those having claims Of first
class and worth the cost Of advertising take
particular pains to comply with the law on
the subject. The trustees OF mine know
very well that no sale they make Of delin-
Quent shares not advertised in the paper at,
or near, the location Of the mine, is not legal,
and If such sales are made it is evident that
a swindle is intended. In fact levyinR Of an
assessment, where the ledge is known to be
valueless is crime Of the most reprehensible
character. It is very difficult to tell in the
undeyeloped state Of 4 lode, whether 1t may
turn out a good mine or not. Some OF the
best mines Of this district have presented
very unfavorable appearance upon slight
opening that are now worth hundreds Of dol
lars per foot. Such may be the fate Of some
of the claims now sought to be sold illegally,
and it would be very fine to the directors if
they could thus sell out, and after the de-
velopment of the mine recover the property
which had been opened and made valuable
BY others, and themselves not liable for any
Of the costs. These illegal sales will be Of
serious consequences to the companies own
ing the mines, as they would be responsible
for the acts Of ignorant or rascally officers
A number of these advertisements, Of both
assessments and sales, we have noticed ap-
pearing in the San Francisco papers within
the last two or three months, some of which
have been successful in calling in portion
of the money asked for, all goingt to the bene-
fit of officers at the Bay and not one cent ex-
pended upon the claim. We have the names
Of some Of the companies that are doing that
style Of business, and shall make it a point
to publish them from time to time as warn
ing to the public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13

WHAT They SAY.-Of the nomination OF
Mcclellan, the Los Angeles Star (Secesslon)
says: "But il, as we fear the case to have
been, the Democracy Of the country were be-
trayed BY disguised instruments Of despotic
power stealing into the Convention and fore
ing upon it war candidate and u war policy,
we are safe in believing that the antidote will
speedily follow the poison, in the nomination
BY peace men Of the Convention Of peace
candidate upon peace platform"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13

CALIFORNIA RAIsINs.-Mr. r. r. Miller,
of Pleasant Valley, has sent the Napa Re-
porter sample Of raisins made BY him from
grapes grown upon his place. As an exper-
iment, Mr. NJ. will make about one thou
sand pounds this season, and, judging from
the sample shown US, we are convinced that
il will be a perfect success. The Malaga
grape is produced, in that locality, in great
perfection, and the climate is thought to be
very favorable for the purposes required by
that branch of business. Mr.. Miller IS en-
titled TO much credit for the energy and per-
severance displayed in collecting and cult
waiting successfully the choice varieties OF
fruit, and testing the practicability Of intro.
ducing here new and profitable branches OF
industry.
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ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS,

Consisting of Upper and Lower Maxlllaries, carved
exhibiting Nerves on one side and Artery and Vein
on the other Head, with carved jaw, exposing
fangs Of Teeth, 81 In number. .-'
Vulcanlzers, yulcanlie Teeth, Rubber and every
thing for doing vulcante work in the latest and
most approved styles, together with nearly every
thing used by Dentists, all Of which we shall sell at
very low prices, and respectfully solicit Dentists to
call and examine and price our goods.
Goods packed with care, and forwarded, by en-
press OF otherwise to all parts Of the Pacific coast
X. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento.
II. II. MCDONALD & CO., San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13

SUIcIDE.-On Monday, September 9Th, A,
II. Verse; committed suicide at Copper City
in Shasta county, by shooting himself in the
head. He was native Of Kentucky, and
aged %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13

HOOPS LossEs.-From the Doth to the
18th Of July, Hoods army for the defense Of
Atlanta lost 5000 in killed, wounded and
prisoners
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Eonnd

r. MEMORANDUM BOOK, BELONGING TO
N JOHN THOMPSON containing receipts, bills,
ETC., was found In Gold Hin yesterday, and left at
this Once. The owner can have Ii by calling, and
paving for this advertisement.
Gold Hill, August II. lS6i augl2 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13
ILOS1

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT No. 3,2sj, OF
u Wells, Faryo Co, of Gold Hill, for one hum
trei and fifty dollars standing In the name Of JOHN
CAWLEY. Payment Of the above has been stopped;
The finder will please leave the above at the ONCE OF
W., j. Co., Gold Hill. aui w"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13

Gov. Low has recently pardoned II State
Prison eonyicts, under the Act Of April, 1854.
Eleven more votes for the Copperheads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13
Gold Hill. Sept. 5. IsS4.
Notice.

JlyE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE THIS DAY
w sold all our interest In the Saloon known as
Todd & Chase's Sample Room, In Gold Hill, 70 =.
Pedler and D. II. Carpenter. We would respectfully
solicit for them the continued patronage Of our cash
customers TUDD q ChhoE::
Gold Hill. Sept la, 1864. sel2 W.
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To the Public.

Richmond Taken, and Cory Paying
Up in GreenbaekS!
CORY HAS SENT GREENBACKS TO J. S.
" CROSSMAN, OF Como. late Superintendent OF
the Rock Point Company, In Palmyra, to pay of the
hands for work done last winter. Now, Mr.. Cory,
through his very efficient tool (Crossmanl, can buy
in the orders on the Company with his greenbackS,
and then turn In the orders at face on his SOO or
500 Indebtedness to the Company. All rght-everSI
dog will have his day. OBADIAH JONES.
PALMYRA August II lSlI. aul5 Tvs /
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13

NONE of the States which have been for
merly declared in instruction can vote for
President till they are re-admitted into the
Union,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13

BARBAcUE.-The Union men Of Soroma
county are to have a grand barbecue at Peta-
lama on the 18th inst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13
ASSESSMENT AND SALE LIST
Assessments Levied within Thirty Days.

OF ALL CLAINsIN VIRGINIA. GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR
DEVILS GATE, PALMYRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, ARGES-
TINE AND FLoNERT DISTRICTS - ALPHAHErI-
CALLY ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DAILY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13
TRUssEs AND SUPPORTERS,

Gum Stockings Abdominal supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Suspensary Bandages, SILK Elastic Bandages
for Ladies'. 4 very large assortment Of articles In
this line. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD & CO., San Francisco
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13

THE Aurora Times, Copperhead paper,
gave up the ghost recently. This adds
another to the mortality list Of rebel sympa-
thizerS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13
BREWERS, STOCK.

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss Burgundy Pitch, keg
Corks Everything in this line Of the best quality,
for sale upon reasonable terms.
n B-Ten bales Hops Just received by Express.
r. II. MCDONALD 4 co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13

Wines and Liquors.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay a new and choice stock of Foreign and
American Wines, Brandies and other Liquors, which
we offer at remarkably Low Rates For Cash.
" KORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hin lime Il. 1864 Jnl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13
Groceries.

TusF RrGIYgp, gIyfT f0Ns o. Y1ks !uS
=. .S .s 9 q: =. ta 4:a, g nm Fl
ou 1t; aFccsSsss "a froviaoa. ~ nA GHo9S -
IA HIii. jus Il, In. JAIL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-13
TILDEN,s SUGAR COATED
nWTTR

Of nearly all the Concentrated Medicines, put up
''''>'' II. II. MCDONALD co.