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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24

The French Government has decided on
putting out Of commission three of their
largest wooden screw ships, and replacing
them with the three iron-clads, Solferino,
Magenta and Couronne, by which arrange
ment they propose to reduce the navy esti-
mates by no less than z, 900 900 francs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24
FINANCIAL.

We make the following extracts from
the financial article Of the Mercantile Cd
=ette and Shipping Last of the day before
Yesterday:
The mining share market during the past ten
DAYS has been slowly recovering from the recent
sf:.suation and decline in nearly all stocks, and
today y further Improvement may be noted
Tn, bear party have been hsaTY short sellers,
and are now obliged ill their contracts al the
advance. \ material Improvement III the appear
uuce OF u number ri leading claims, together wiih
greater ease in the money market and the receipt
bv the brokers OF important Eastern orders, have
combined to strengthen the market and 70 tn
haucC prices.
There is a large amount of capital iu'this city
the unemployed ACCOMMODATIONS OF the past lew
wears, which could it be reached and utilized,
would. By iud!cious management. give an i'm
pulse TO many a worthy enterprise that now Ian
cuisines Il is the province Of JOINT stock SrGant
cations for banking purposes 20 bring our ms
latent capital aud send it forth on its mission OF
usefulness. We expect 20 see the number III.
creased and ii ia proper hands great good will
result TO every material interest OF the State but
in the hands of speculative and INSCRIPTIONS
men, they may be made Instruments of incacu.
liable mischief.
NlpltsIl continues 10 HOW III Ete A'h StIpah
for investment in Our mining and other stocks
The amount thus added 10 our available means
during the past month has been large, and the
public ara li:tie aware Of its magnitude. Under
the influence OF Eastern orders the share market
has exhibited decided reaction. and the apparent
~ healthy improvement has been established
Rumors of the transfer of capital TO this city from
Eastern and foreign markets, for banking pur-
poses coutinue rife little doubt is entertained of
large accesSions during the present year aud
decline in the rates OF interest is generally antici
pated
The demand for loans continues fair, but mo-
new is abundant and no appearance of pressure
exists The prevailing rate in Bank for prime
paper is Il per cent. per month. In the open
market good but less desirable securities are
taken at 2GI per cent: per month.
The receipts of Treasure from the interior and
mining districts since our report Of 10Th instant
have been 81. 100000. of which the Branch Mint
has taken over S700.0OO. There is apparently
fair supply Of Bullion in the market, and some
inquiry is noted. Colds quOtable to-day at GU
aSaO silver at par to 3 per cent discount.
Exchange on the Atlantic cities will not vary
materially from the rates current on last steamer
day. Bills payable in currency are now held at
$3.50 per cent premium on Gold. Bills payable
in coin at 4Q5 per cent premium. Topographic
transfers at 6Y7 per cent. prem. Bankers Stei-
ling at 4siQ4S!d We hear Of no Commercial on
the market, Francs are quotable at 81
The demand for Legal Tenders is comparative.
IL light and the market has been dull TOR some
DAYS past Dealers rates are seq 50.
Mexican Dollars are in light ERpply. Last sales
I2Q l3 per cent. premium.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24

The San Francisco Board Of Supervisors
finally passed the order, on Monday evening,
to issue 100000 coupon bonds to the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company, in full dis
charge for all obligations for subscription to
their capital stock OF other claims.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24

BUEL MUSTERED OUT.-Buel, one Of the
failure Generals, has been mustered out of
his Major Generalship in the volunteer serv-
ice, for refusing to obey General Canby's or
ders. He relapses to his rank as Colonel in
the regular army.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24

4 dispatch from Los Angeles, announcing
the departure of the Senator, June 18th, says;
Three fat buffalo go up on to-day's steamer
They are TO be sold upon the arrival OF the
steamer.
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Barley.

For Sale.
DDS FOR THE SALE OF BONDS OF THE
ID Town Of Gold Hill y. T.. in sums from Five
Hundred $500 to Ten Thousand (SiO,WOJ Dollars.
with coupons attached, bearing interest at the rate
Of two ~ per cent. per month, payable quarterly;
principal anil interest payable in United States Gold
Coin, will be received up TO July LIST, lS6i. For
further information apply to the Clerk Of the Board
II Trustees or TO McSsrS pOuahuc, RalstOn 4 Co.,
bankers. San Francisco, where copy Of the Bonds
and copy Of the Act Of the Legislature author znG
the issuance Of the samc can be seen. By order Of
the Board Of Trustees. -
jnlOtd ;. IL. EuBlNSDS. Clerk.
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ASSESSMENT AND SALE LIST
...essmcnt. Levied Within Thirty Days.

or ALL CLAIMS IN VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL Blue SULPHUR
nrytt' : GATE PALMYRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, AiIiEN-
TINE AND TLOwERY DISTRICTS - ALPHABET
CAIIY ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DAILY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24

The opposition steamer Washoe, which
was 10 leave San Francisco for Sacramento
on Monday last, did not go. She would not
be ready for week yet.
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COMPANY MEETINGS

" ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL,
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY. SILVER CITY,
DAYTON OR COMO.
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KNOWN TO BE RICH,
VERY Low RATE,
Lost.

Lost.
ON THE NIGHT Of JUNE SIXTH, 1864,
" during the fire, lost the following Stock, all
In the name Of the undersigned, and all Of which
transfer has been stopped. The public are cautioned
against purchasing the same. - shares Pride Of
Madison; 40 feet Green: 10 feet R0thSChd; Il feet
Mineral Point: 10 feet Belle Fountain. The finder
will please leave the same at my shop, Main street.
Gold Hill. jn9nm " BCTSCH,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24

John G. Hyer, Esq, pioneer resident and
prominent member of the bar of Sacrament
to, departed on Saturday last for his Eastern
home.
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lANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS

T caves GOLD HILL AT O'CLOCK A. n.
IL and o'clock P NJ, for Carson City, Silver
City Dayton and Empire City, returning the same
day and for.Yirginia Downieville, Nevada, San
Juan, MarysvilIe, and all the principal places in
Sierra, Plumas, Nevada and Yuba counties, Cali
fornia- Letters, packages and treasure transmit
ted with dispatch and security.
0FFICE-Removed to Montminy's Fireproot
building, on Main street, two doors below the
Gold Hill Hotel.
L. G. A. CoURsoLLEs. Agent.
Gold HILL Nov. 18TH 1863 nol9 II
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CORPORATION Notices.
PROPOSALS FOR
100000.
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS
No

Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptfoer Office
until SATURDAY the 18th day Of June, 1864 att O'clock p
M when the will be publicly opened for the purchase
Of the whole or any part Of the Of FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS ofthe volunteer Soldiers Family
Aid Fund Bonds No. 81 authorized by ordinance OF the
Corporation passed May TO- 1864 and act Of tho Legislature
Of the State Of New. York, passed March 9, 1850
The said bonds will bear interest the rate OF six per cent
Der snnu payable semi annually the l day Of May and
November each year. and the principal will DO redeemed
November /, 1872
The proposals will the amount Of Bonds desired, and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted Will hersnpon be required to de-
post with the Chamberlain Of the city, at the Broadway
Bank the sums awarded to them respectively
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts of the Cham
beran for such deposits the parties will DO entitled to re-
eve bonds for equal amounts OF the par value thereof bear
ins interest from the dates Of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for Volunteer Soldier Family Aid Fund Bonds No. o." and
incloed In second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
Tho night IL reserved TO reject any or al Of tho bids the
interests Of the Corporation require It,
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City Of New.York, Department Of Finance Comp.roer's
Office, May 20, 1864
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NEv. York, June Z, 1864.
MANHATTAN
COAL AND IRON COMPANY.

T. EVANS, Secretary.
The Books for Subscription opened at the Office Of
MesuG WOLFF Dixie, No. 90 Walst. for limited mum
Der Of shares at ~ per share mo sssssmen hereafter par
value, &l2 50.
The property Of this Company consists Of some OF the best
lands In Ohio situated the line of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad which, with the close proximity OF the
Ohio Canal gives the minerals Of this property aud
nomca by rail and to Cleveland Pitts
bargh and Cincinnati. The two openings completed
have yielded in short time 1900 tons Of the best bisumnou'
coal. -,
There four ~ distinct veins Of coal Of average thick
OF feet and with the exception Of vein AL situ
aed above the line Of tho railroad and Is screened directly
nom the mine into the cSr Of the G. and r. an aivsn
are by but few Of mines The two veins Oh
Black Band and Kidney which underlying tho whole
Of the estate successfully worked near the premises
and are yielding from 40 per cent Of goodron Some OF
biologists and mining engineers In the country
estimate this property to contain tan. Of nsinesoie
deducting mining say 83j for transporting to market
via c. and p. H. r. y3 for contingent sIpenses c PEI
tun net profit Of 81 Ioper tun The facilities which
expense allow the Company to mine $50 tuns per day
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fnrnitnre

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
Dwsnsned manu- acturs Aso solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental at H. r. EARRING
TOMS S6s Csnalst opposite Wooster Established lsl3
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The best a.. ortrnent Of ENAMELED FURNITURE In
all coors and styles Walnut and Chestnut. Plain and Ona
mental In Butos Wholesale and Retail Aso Mattresses and
Paillseses WARREN WARD, No. 2TT Canalst
IF you want O cool Summer PARLOR BED
Il you will find Il az JOHN y. q. PlCKHARDTS, No. l67
Bleeckcr- ST., with Spring and Hair Mattress
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TxK.suRr DxPAnrnsyr. June g. 1854
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.-IO insure u,

PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.-Io insure the
s.,s. pos; vsO. in n. SS.Gcn Inv. Of .ss ssi
Gsner sAst ths-er 81 operations etpendhufs. have
subscrip,ion. 70 the National loan.
Sealed offers will therefore be received at This nt
Snd, The e. Meh s sa Of the :. us.1 ss.. 70
the Of Seventy i've Millions OF Dons bearing an an
Ss ss arr. c u and and
BILE aler the Both Of June 1881.
multiple Of one hundred dollar, and mus, state the SUM- In
eadns premium oaered or each hundred dollars IN bonds or
the prime ips excluding premium Of e whole amount Of
er,d mus, be deposited io5 p.yTs. q
Warrington with the Assistant TREASURER at Newfos
Boston, Philadelphia 81 LOUIS with the Designated
Depostary at Baltimore Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
Chicago Detroit, or Buffalo; with any Ntona Banking
Association authorized 10 receive dspohs which may consent
to transact the busne.. without charge Duplicate esh-
Gates Of deposits wiz be issued 10 dep.,o BY tho officer
association receiving them Tho orsoa Of which must be
should be made ia time for sce Of ODER, with certhcates 20
reach Washn not later than the morning Of June Is No
offer not by IT. proper certificate Of deposit will
The Coupon and Registered Bonds h.ued viii be Of the de-
nominations Of $50 800. 500, and . os Registered
Bonds Of IS 600 and $1,000 be .aed II required =
All Offers received viii be opcued on "Wednesday the i9th
aud notice Of acceptance or decnaion will Immediately
given 10 the respective oferers and In case oil acceptance
be cent tho subscribers the cost Of the Department.
final payment Of inaments The original deposit Of two per
will IN the last inament paid by susce.su
oferers and will be immediately returned to those whose
Offers may not be accepted. .
The amount OF accepted offers be deposited with the
Treasurer or other officer association authorized TO act
under this notice soc Of acceptance OF Offer or as FOL
third before tho 10Th one third on or before
The 2,h aud tho balance including the premium and original
two per deposit before the Jh Of June Interest
the lot Of July the several deposits will be paid In coin
the Sth Of June aud interest on bonds Will begin July
1904
Ofer under this notice should be iosed Offer for Loan
and the Secetgry OF the Treasury The rsh TO
decline all offers considered u reserved to the
(;oyerumeut, s. L. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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Financial.

OFFICE OF
VERMILYE & Co., BANkEHS,
No. A WALL-ST., NEW-YORk
We are preparedto convert the u. 8. 3.l0 TkEAo'
URY NOTES into the per cent BONDS Of 1851 Win
promptness and on favorable terms
Also BUY and SELL at market rates sn kinds Of wv
EMINENT SECURITIES including
|. u. 8. 500 BONDS.
H. g. $50 TREASURY NOTES,
u. s. 12 mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
u. s, oUARTERMAsTERS CHECKS,
u. 8. TwoYEAR per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES, =,
u. s. 8 per cents, COUPON and KEoiSfIHhD' "
MAfiuRINa CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected OF purchased.
II. PER CENT 1O.4O BONDS.
We keen on hand for immediate delivery assortment OF
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE & Go.
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p. c. BuLxLEr. Auc,ionser,
XIYII. SELL. ON TUESDAY, juno II, OF

L. 4. BCLKLEr. Auc'ionter
WILL SELL, on TUESDAY, June H. OF
w u o'eiooi At the Exchange saerOOm, No. III Broad
way. 10 close All Estate: -
The elssant COUNTRY RESIDENCE formerly owned
and occupied late SAMUEL r. AYREs situated al
New tochse Wetebester County, about one eighth OF
mil. nom the Depot, with ten OF me LAND me
House story Frame about 6I a. with large Extension
and beautifully situated There 10 large Garden Green
Hou.. Gardener. House. Carriage House. and stable The
whole property 10 Ia perfect order. . ,
HARIBn Lors-Tlres LOTS west side OF othsv.' SCUM
Of l3Jds Size, lsIll0. .
One LOT south side Of Jod't In rear OF the above, ~
by Sail.
IL Also at the same time and places - -
BnooxLrx PRorKRrr.-fhe valuable CORNER LOT,
with yard and party wall south westerly corner Of For
Greene place AMI Lafayette av; 20 BY 8a
very desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE al New.Ro-
Rochelle four minutes walk from the Depot The Dwelling
Is modern brstclAs; has two Ranges two Furnaces Gas
and all the improvements contains n Rooms and cost
IL to build There i've Of fine Land plenty
Of SHADE Carriage ou.e and Barn and than lis Fruit
Tree. Of choice varieties. - - ,
Also tho valuable four story Brown stone HOUSE and
LOT fhswn m No % Hh'st., New'ferki House 10 BY III
4 nes, COUNTRY RESIDENCE at Ro-edale, Wes,ches
ter County with Of Land three miles nom the
Depot White Plains aud three from MAnaonock Depot
For Maps, &c. apply to the Aueti'neer' NO. "
Jauncey Court.
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DEESE RIVER MINING AGENCY.
III Mainst, Austin, Nevada Territory.
Having had leen years the Pscihc coast
practical Miner, oer my services 10 Eastern capitalists OF
others who may desire correct information regarding any mine
in tho Reese River Region. BY nclosing $40 pesnback
communications will receive prompt attention ,,,
Member Austin Stock and Exchange Board, and Mining
Superintendent.
HxyrRsHoEs-Charles Hobrook $50, Mayor OF Austin
Abbot Montgoneryst San Francisco. Cal messrs Reed
Herrick Frontst Sacramento, Cal O. W. Chessy Front
81 mento Cal.
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T1HE COMPREHENSIVE herstofore existin

TyHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i under the firm Of JAMES NJ. DRAKE x Co, is hereby
.ovad h. mutual consent Mr.. janice NJ Drake retiring
rom Live iu,ines Either partner win hgn IN liquidation
Tho current sceounts the be0ss 81 h. snc,s.
sou-New. York, June !, l964 JAMIE e. REAhH'
rr,xrrun n prHr sUIP The undersigned have formed
limited Psrnershp pursuant 10 the laws Of the state Of
for the purpose Of continuing tie sIOCk ANp
EXCHANGE BROkERAGE business, under the style q
DRAKE BROTHERS az successors 10 JAMES N: DhAkE
Co. The Partnership 70 commence The I Q, Juns i
md terminate the lst Of June, 1865 JANIS N. III -
Special Psrner The members tho late hrn tshe this
portuui,y tender their scknowedsnents io the ye @ h
new Grm Continuance Of the ssne.-NswYo June io+
WI LILLIAN y; nj p psAT' General Partner.
JAMES M DRAKE Special Partner.
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Mafhinerp.


DIAPER MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE.
Ono e. inch Fonrdrinier Mschnej one tsinch Cynnas'
Machine; 10 Rag Engines Rag and Rope Pchers ffes "a
epder Rolls Iron and paper; shshins and Drums, ~
DERRiCKSON ( BARTLETT, No. 30 BsekmAnst
EYNOLDS TURBINE WAIEh
III WHEELS.
Competent men arc employed 10 streams, make
plans and put In fumes, wheels and gearing -,
TALLCOT UNDERHlLL, ITO Broadway New fofH
CTEAM ENGINE and BOILERS for SALE.
- "A good 30 horse power Steam Engine and three sesn
Boiler, feet long Inches diameter Pinch return nues
in good order, by DERRICKSoN BARTtErr,
Chloe MACHINERY.-HAW Gel,
- ebratsd POWER ROLLIN0'MILLs and srL'iAiNo'
ma 0niNi'' 'H II. NJ PAYNE, Nswbuypor, Mas.
ITO PRINTERS.-A single-cylnder PhES 80
nIoe.l 8I: IN perfect order W VA ,, pih' Roth Roth
presses will be sold cheap Also, new sess %
EAGLE CUTS for pouers J; o. CootIEi =, 49,, "' IT,.
Warehouse and Scotch Type Foundry, No. 70 Fp'0n Va'e
Tribune HuudiDg.
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OYyJcn on COLUMBIAN MIMIC CosrANT !
No n Wiian-st., N T., June 1854 -
GALES OF FORFEITED SIOCK.INOtlce is Is
BAN MfHfNG COMPANY ia FORFEITED 70, non Rsy'
msnt Of assessments due in February and Eovember
th@ oaice Of the Company No wilianst on the la day
Of July IL O'Clock unless preyousy redeemed. Ger
''A'''' -'N' " HENRY PHELPS, Secretary.
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che 6urf.
CPRING RACE MEETING,
~ PATERSON, ~ j.,
T,rrcp.v -,h wv axb :,

- PATERSON, N J.,
TUESDAY, 7th, WEDNESDAY Sch, and THURSDAY
9th Of June.
Flint pdy-Purse 500, mile heats THE lF,dEEY
DERBY OF 900 $50 emit p p u mile dash, 81 entries
POST sTAkb Of sssS spS sH z 81 ss9 heat.
dash. THE NURSERY STAKES Of 90 sio0 half n, !
entries. PURSE Of 500 three .nne dash SELLING
RACE Of 500 NILE and quarter da.h. Third Day-THE
ds.h, is entries POST lake Of $500 three mile heats,
100 en, p p'-oA PURSE Of $500 FOX beaten horses,
mile and qu-- lsef dash:
N. - NO Gambling tc,u be auorsd on the eou,se.
H2 qaors sold and isioreased person admitted the
troazas
Badges emitting the holder any Of the club stands and
Quarter Stretches IS for the meeting So for day.
Ladies' tickets Club Stand sod only to members and
badge loldersl. 81 each day.
Visitors can reach BY Erie Railway train. foot Of
Chanberss. The EXTRA train II AS direct TO
the course returning imsda,sy tey he Races each day
X. b. CHISWELL Secretary,
No. Ill Main-st., Paterson
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lectures ai1o Meetinss

A TTENTION, BOOT and SHOE CLEhkS.
~ The regular wsskly Mes,ns Of The BOOT eg3Iu AND
be held at Early Closing Hail. No. 2s Bowery THIS Tues
day. EVENING, x o'clock AL the members are requested
to attend. BY order. 3 sAAAis, fresioene
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-A
stated meeting will be held ct the Library, on TUESDAY
ANDREW WARNER. Recording Secretary.
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PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ATTRACTIONS NEVER EQUALED,
ATTRACTIONS NEVER EQUALED.
THE PRIZE SECURED!

ATTRAcTT9Ss NEVER NEVER E E99uTAEER
THE THE PsIzE sESTkEP
ALL MANHSERS DiiSTxNCED
BARNUA he; tho sstsf.ctisn Of announcing 20 tns
ordinary .psnse he ha. IN securing hs services Of
MISE ss H H43Ss s4SEISE SSsHH4s
g gSI9S s spY AMP ASp SCOTT SCOUT -......-
the HEROIC and BEAUTIFUL GIRL, Of whose glorious
plot. The country Ia. been sns for year past
She was tried snd
s sESFEseEB T TS B DEAFH,,
f SSs6e s
OF ' DoHfaRs are offered her BY susu.
AAppyESTTRs Of This
In order that every one who loves their country may have
~ S%T2SST IS6 TTSsTE-hExnTEPP GIRL GIRL
The othe win opened every morning
this week. without NAT, 5H.yf s m O'Clock
Linz epP ADVENTURES IpST tTs while IN the ''' A''
ERET OF 81 TIE STATES sTATE
An intermission of few minutes will be given 20 allow
Mis-. Major Cu.hnan change of costume, when she
IN IN sAj9Rs S UsiF9RMa
Of peOu adventures may be procured BY visitors before
and ai h5 d @ Ss ss % b. obtained
IBsmii:n"M a h 1;'Inns es as
her . In o. G asss
MISS MAJ0R CysHaAN vii o appear upon 70. .ss :'fs
ss9 p.o costume and IN MAJoRs UNIFORM
MILE EtssNNEEssTTEEIINS
the beautiful and graceful denseuse, and
MILF LOUISE AND MISS WALBY.
in NEW AND ELEGANT DANCES
M M.RREASE At At ANY F FHIGE:
s sEGREFs S = STATE sF4FE:
70 GjssT ky'a Of
colossal C ssa a q aS AND pNuryE pwARys
THE THREE ALBiSO CHILDREN.
BEAUTIFUL AQUARIA.
A JAPANEsE MASKiN Hoo.
MINIATURE SKATING POND:
THREE TA x 5 OF MOVING WHx ElGHREs
THE Observation-Disclosures SEAL,
MONSTER sERPENTS, AND OTHER CuRIOslTlES.
Admission. rs cents; children under ten. IS cents
WINTER GARDEN.
w The management has TO that owing to the
ENTHUSIASM AND DELIGHT
WIN "N'p MR.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE,
BY house; crowded With al .ha,
FASHIOSABLE AND BRILLIANT
in novelties which have been for some
time ready S g,Gdaf%Sn az and
win be presented Byron's celebrated burie.que Of
FRA DIAV 20,
which drawing crowds sre.. those that gathered
10 The Tcketof Leave Man. and has been pronounced BY
'"' THE PERFECTION OF BuRLEsoUE
FRA DIAvOLO, ALA. the Marqui. d Centre Mar, ,,c,
a: vaia: s~.r. ~ w. D.,sdSol
Eherle
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fnaurtal.
EAR CREEK

NORTH CLEAR CREEK
GOLD AND SILVER MINING Co.,
oILPlN COUNTY, COLORADO TERRITOR
TRcsTsss;
Hon. JOHN A. DIX,
Hon. EDWARDS PIERREPoNr.
JOSEPH FRANCIS, esq
TB BUNTING, ESQ.,,
A. @. BoDFISH, esq, ColOrsa
PPRnDESr:
Hon. JOHN A. DIX.
TPRAsuRIR:
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ.,
COUNSEL;
CHARLES =. BLAKE, esq
SECRETARY:
CHARLES II. SWORDS, GEO.
This Company Is formed for the purpose OF purchasing and
working 2s2& feet on the GROUNG HOG GREGORY No q
SIMMONS, CONCORD, and other celebrated developed,
gold bearing odes In the best mining district OF Colorado
Also, the HENDERSON MILL, with twelve Q2) Stamps,
now running and in excellent order.
The Company has the refusal Of this property and win pur
chase the same for In cash. and a. 500 shares Of stock
| at par.
The Capital Stock OF the Company viii be &iW1oW.
| Whole number Of Shares 100 600. Par, $40
Fifty thousand shares Of the stock win be sold OF par only
large portion Of this been taken by private subscription
Books win be opened on Wednesday, June at No CO Bea
yer where the remainder Of the so 900 shares can be SUB
.cbcd by applying to the Treasurer Of the Company De-
tween the hours Of 10 a m ard p m
needless to speak Of the mmen" ADJ anaes Oh having
raill and machinery Oh the spot already rOrti"9.
With the facilities the Company already ha immediate re-
turns may be looked for Twelve Q2) men can mine hieen
m tuns Of ore per day. and x hundred AMI ninety o men
can be worked to advantage thirty 1907 to each hund
red feet
proposed push the work with the utmost energy, and
the Directors every confidence that their efforts will pro-
duce satisfactory and immediate results.
Copies the Prospectus be obtained at the office Of e
Company.