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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09

A GARD.
n AGENCY D, AND o, H. r. COMPANY,
OTIIcE AhEAIoAN TELEoRkPH COMPANY, J
tS2 PennSylvAniA avenue,
For the beneqt OF the travelling public, n0tioe 10
hereby given that this day, the 2sth instADt, the
sale OF NSketA will bS TsEumsd over this road for
all parts Of the West, including 81. Joseph and
LsAVonWoTth CITY.
Tickets sAh also DO had At this Ofies for PhIlA.
dslphiA, New York, and Boston, and for Albany,
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, via New
York.
BsgEASs checked through to all points. ss1S
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200 REMOVAL 500
TO NEW BuILr Ne,
e 500 Il
SEVENTH STREET.
JOINING ODD rELLows' sALL.
JAMES 8. ToPHAM q CO..
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known. Old Estsbilshed
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS.,
MILITARY Equipment nANuYAcToaI,
TO THEN
NEW BUILD
H 500 q
| SEVENTH STREET,
| DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND
Who're may 30 found, OF our own manuiasture,s
most complete as.ortmeat OF every style Asd price
| SADDLES AND BRIDLEA
PINE sworn BELTS, with rophsn'. PsssSs sll4..
'''' ~ .LANsHoiSs PATENT sruRa
L2Ss soi.Ssi PffENr CURB and sosx STRAP
-, EwnANk's rS sA SPUR
'rSE SNS PM sy Woo flsT 5gn
HORSE CovERs AND BLANKETs.
BITR
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT vARIHTY,
IA EBs.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, cARRIAGB, AMI
FINE SINGLE GA.RRiiGE, BUGGY. AND Hx.
surLERs,. sTAeI, WAGON. CART. AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
Wits.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON wMPs
| EVERY STYLE AND YnIcr.
| TR U NKs.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsEs, ..
| IRON FRAME TRUNKS
WOOD BON TRUNKS AND yALIsEa
LADIES' DRESS TRuEKs and BONNET Bo1RA
ARMY VALIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKA
Leathcr And Canvass Pellisisur Bags. Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling BAgs, LAdiesi Preach
sAtehes, ley Trunks and School satelLsls, AMI
| svery article In thoir line OF business.
RKMK N BERt
e 500 "a 4
sRvEET sTEEET.
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oeO SEVENTH STREET. %

OOS COS
sofas Bureaus, WAshstAnds, Tables,
BedsteAds, Chairs, Rockers, Lounges,
Cottage settl, Extension Tables,
And every description Of Furniture kept In q
hTst-elGIs cstAbliIhnent, which we pledge our,
selves to sell le.I than any houss thi. side 81 New
York, ,,
Carpets, RuES, Mats, oIlelothS, In new and beau.
tifuf designs, which we are Offering at decided
Blankets and Bed Comforts, very cheap.
II. BONTZ
des6t so seventh street, near l.
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GALE OF STEAM TUG AND
~ BARGEa 10 II

cHirs 9yAnTrnnAsrsn's ovyscsvS
DEPoT OF WAsarnaTou,
,MAsHHeTon,D. G., November 81 fssA
,,, VIII oe soid A. public aus,ion, 81 Govsrnnsnt
Wnndt Ioos 81 street, WAabinston City, D. O.,
on III thursday, December Is 1874 one stSsm M
and four sehuylkin harges, a. iollovs,
steam Tug c, G. sAWrELLx, . .. a
Barge ANTHoNY CLINTON,
=, GIILEN, ON
MILTON WILKINS .r.
UNITED sTATEa
sale to commence NJ - O'Clock, nooA
Terms oAsh, In Government fnnaA
ID. II hDUKRR
brHsaior eenerh and CHIEF ouArtsrm Aatsr,
deeiIt Depot 81 WAahinrton, d, o
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ADJUSTMENTS.


" Psnns. Avenue, near wiilsrds' Hotsl
LEONARD GROVER. .................pi reo,or
c, d. HEss..................... Acting Manager
SATURDAY nyENINe, DECEMBER 10,
instead OF
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBERs.
will DO produced, for the
an entirely original play, in three acts, entitled
WAITING FoR THE vERDICT,
WAITING FoR THE yERDicT,
Wxiriss s F FSs TIE TIE SsRbier.
In which Mr..
DAN sETcHELL
DAN sErCHRLL ...
will make hi. etst sppear.ne. since his severe In
disposition, In the hnnorou. ehsrsster Of
BLiNKY BROWN.
"rHERE's NOTHING LIKE IT."
A CARD.
IN arrangement has been efsoied wi h Mr..
setohell by Mr. Leonard Grover BY which the for
mer reinalshss all claim TO Friday night, thereby
HuGUfNUTs, and postponins the production Of
the great sensational play, entitled WAITING
FOR TIE FEY yERpIST, mil n,,.,u
n 10 respectfully intlmstei that, In CONSCIOUSNESS
Of !hi, arfsnssment TIE sensational play above al
luded TO esn be Performed
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
as Mr.. setohels sojourn in the city OF pos,i.
Sy 10 aonS.y
nent II 10 urged that parties DESTROYS OF witness
Ing .hi -, ,h,,li,pE Play :s1rId IN .nv.,cr
for ssisS purpo.: Is. boi once /. n no. oU.a.
Thi. play h,, .lre.dy h.d I. run of over TIRE.
HUNDRED consecutive nights In London, and 10 still
CROWDED HOUSES,
and wherever u has been produced In this country
THE STORY Il PURELY DOMESTIC,
and enlis,s the wsrmest synpsthiss OF the audi
'H''' "H"' '"' HIGHEST MORAL
10 conveyed By its performance. II should be Wit
messed BY Al classes ofour citizens, who will ind
In " '0n fssisnTRtcrrvE AND AMUSING.
It sforos most striking proof that Juries should
CONDEMN ANY PRISON
" { cIRcUMsTHNTiXI EVIDENCE ALONE.
For full particulars sec Bills ofths Day, psssrlp.
tive Pamphlets, -.
II will be produced with
NEW SCENERY,
COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS, 40.
E FSs Two s sssT: S SsE
SATURDAY AND MONDAY, pss' 10 snd Il
SECURE f fSSs s ssATs IT IT S SseF
TREAsURY REaIMENT
i fN9 9SFS,s qhs eia@sSSEEAT'
MoSpAY EyENISe, DESnabER 10, 1884,
At sH o'clock p. N.
GRAFULLA's Tth REG'T N.Y.s. Nc. BAND.
Tickets admitting q Gentleman and Lady, Three
DollArs, Single Tickets, Two Dollars-miy hs OBJ
tanned Of the members Of the Regiment
military and S.v. onlosn are requested to .p.
psAr 10 Uniform,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

E0R KENT--AHANDs0MET THREE
JIG story Brick House, with large back building,
the whole containing eleven rooms, with all the
Eleventh street and Mary avenue, Island. Tho
LEGATION 10 . very pleasant enc, and the building
ha. been lately repaired asd put In exoellent
street, or John II. BIRD, corner Of Maryland
avenue and sixth street. no17tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09

LORDS NEW THEATRE,
IL TENTH ST., ABOVE PESNA. AVE.
Positively last night but one OF the Charming
and Talented Commedisnue,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
THIS (rHURsDAY) EVENING, December 0, 1854,
In her original Improvisation OF
FANCHoN, THE CRICKET
FAnehon. Miss Maggie Mitchell
ON MONDAY NEXT
THE QUEEN OF THE TRAGIC STAGE,
MRS. ID. p. BOWERS
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GALE OF CONDEMNED OLOTHIN0.
~ CAMP AND HARRISON EouIPAGs, TENT

CUTTINGS, &C.
CBIEH QuInTERMAsTRns OEYtuE,l
DEPoT or WAlmInoroH,
WAniSoIoN, d. e, November IS, 1884.
Will be sold at Public Auction, a. Goysrnmsnf
%srenSuss t No. on ssysn'ssnth bs'vs:. .ad
DAY, December 70, 1854, under the direction OF
Captain D: g. THOMAS, M. 8. K, q. g. A, lot Of
condemned clothing, 40, consulting Of
Infantry and CAValIy Coats, Trowsers, shirts
Drawers, Felt Hats, frumpets, Bugiss, Mrtaibs
Scales, Drums, Flags, Tents, Books, Mess Pane
Camp kettles, Spades, shovels, Axes, HAtohsts,
HaVersaokr, Canteens, Old Iron, Brass, Rope, &c.
ALSO,
About 100 tons OF Tent Cuttings.
Sale to commence At 10 .. m.
Terms cash, In Government funds-
Successful bidders must remove their purchases
on or before December q.
D. v. RUcKEp,
BriEsdier General and Chief Quartsrm Astsr,
nos6-l6t Depot Of Washinxton, d. G.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09

APPOINTMENT OF PoLIcEIHE.-At the meet.
Ing Of the Board OF Police Com misEioners on yes.
terday, James H. Gordon was appointed patT olmsn
Of the Eighth precinct, vice Hugh y. Myers, inoi.
gible. hdwArd Roe was appointed additional TO
do duty at Wiilsrds' Hotel. Bernard Donnelly
was also appointed additional pAtromGn Bpeci. ally
TO do duty at the Oxford Hall Of Music and Pima
ootheoa
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,9vAnIEnmA,Irn cssEntL,. o,yIcr,

QuARTERMAsrER GENERALLY OrFIcE,l
WAsHiNoIoH CRY, Dscsmber Q, 1894
I. The Government has received inform alton
that numbers OF refugees, lately within the limits
Of the British Provides on our northern border,
have removed with the intention Of obtaining en-
royment At the depots OF military stores, for the
purpose OF incendiarism. The plots by which,
some months since, many steamboats, on the West
ern rivers were fired aud destroyed by rebel agents,
have now been extended, with the intent to At
Tempt the destruction by fire Of military stores,
shipping, manufactures, and public and private
property, at various points throughout the loyal
ttatfs.
2. The strictest vigilsnee and grestest care IN
guarding against incendiarism are eDjoined upon
ment
.. ohl,erI OF the Quarteru Aster's Department
Will employ at depOts where valuable stores are
kept no persons who have at any time within the
last ak months BET livlpg In Csnada, as refugees
draft,
4 All ofleers OF this department will require
from those whom they may employ At depots In
positions which could facilitate access TO stores or
btorehouses mandatory evidence not only OF
loyalty, bu' OF residence within the loyal states,
10 addition to the usual oath OF allegiance.
o. At posts within or near the Reid Of active
operations, refugees coming from the rebel terri.
tory, upon p esenting astisfactory evideuse Of
loyalty, will DO employed, II needed, but great
caution mu,t be exercised in employing sush per
sonB. M. Q. MEI0s,
Qu.ttermsstst General,
desc Brevet Major General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09

A " hON Enc NEW lhhhIhE.
" Penn. avenue, nesr Willardf Hotel
LEONARD GROVER ......"""... .DIRECT0R.
CARL ANCHUIZ..-.......... ....COFDOSiOh'
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Arrangements having been made for special
train, the Grand German Opera Company are en-:
soled 70 defer their departure for Louisville TIL
Tais tFRibAY) AFTERNOON, Dec. o,
GALA FAnEwELL MATINEE, Overture at
o'clock. Won weeer's M.sierwork,
DER FRElsCHUTZ.
The InoantAtion Scene is separate Act:
Msx.....u......M. THEODORE HABELM ANN
Caspar.. lsADORE LEHMAN
Annohen...... SOPHIE DZlUBA
Cuno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OTTO LEHMhNN
ottokar............h. HEINREICH sTEINECKE
killian. ............"...M EDWARD Hal nsR
ssmiei ................M. EDwARD BERNDoHF
Admission to matinee, Oil no extra charge for
THIS iFRIDAr) EVENING, Dec. .,
GALA FAREWELL oPERh NIGHT, Meyer
LES AUG U2NoTs.
margarets do VAloi,.: Mad Johanna RoTTER
Valentine. Mad. BERTHA JOHhNNskN
Urbaino. .,.....m'lle PAULINE GANlssA
First Lady OF Honor. Mad. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
second Lady OF Honor. Mad. PhULE BERGEN
haoul; ......".........sig. GUiskPfE rAmh M
Seats may be secured Tor either ofthe Operas at
the Boz once OF the Theatre, Thursday.
PRICES FOR SINGLE OPERAS.
orchestra %
~ sesuf.d ;e.ii 80 cent: extra.
seats may be secured from . O'Clock, q N, to .
O'Clock, y. m, ~ the Box offioe ouly.
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II o II 8 A L II
tso eases DraSa,s Plantation Dittsr,.
200 WI. C. Club House Gin.
$50 bills. Old Rye Whiskey.
100 half chests Tes OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Meas MAoksrel.
100 half kits Mess MAekerel.
100 kits No. do.
100 Mos DO,
100 Picked salmon.
50 bags Old lava Coffee.
And . general AEaortmeut OF Wines, Lie uorr,
ChsmpsED-s, Havana Cigars, ke., at MARKET rates
W. CORWfN BURGY,
No. II North Charles street,
ri2-iy Baltimore, Md.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09

NJ o T l Q K
UNITED STATES Z $40 LOAN.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASH.
INGTON
mas now on HAND,
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
Atull supply OF these new Eenda
sub,srtbsr, ore rsqts,fed ioJy.tsi ts< stEIt'eaii
q on<e ond iseHus h;ir Bond..
Those having money 70 iRVsst ah0ula net lose
siSht OF the fact that BY ipysstinG 10 this Loan,
they not only receive interest Al the high rate OF
1I-lO per cent, hut secure to themselves tho very
important advantage Of obtaining, 81 the end Of
three years,
SIX PER CENT 90 YEAR BONDS AT PAR,
which are now worth over u per cent. premium,
and which AftOr the war must necessarily advance
- munh hEhrr rate. au9T-N
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NrArIDNJlT ulNr nn ruu
~ nvr,o,o,,.
Afhor
,S,-rn .r.rr. n.,o.,ro
SNAAAo oAniAs DAFooiioSt AMI Lohr
AGENCY.
ISa VtrrrrNru srpuur
Opposite The Treasury Doparsmeat
This Bank 10 now authorised By the Secretary OF
the Treasury TO
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
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COX REWARD.---LosT, IN THIS
tDAtDeIty. possibly 10 q street car, on the Tth
ilst, three National Bank notes, twenties, and
other bills amounting to between go aud tTe.
Tho hrdGr will receive the above uArd and
the thanks Of the owner by leaving the same at
tn ofce. teT Sts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09

WILL NE CLosRD ON SUNDAY.-The drug
stores In the eastern section OF tho city, on &C.
count of the Restrictions lately placed on their
sunday business, have concluded to close on sun.
ration Of prescriptions only and business OF nece..
lity and acts OF charity. Tho stores In that por.
Or. ,. 8. walsh, DR.. Jno. T. BA'es aud Mr. y. b.
Bury,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

R0vER's NEW THEATRE.
" Penn. avenue, nesr Willsrd's Hotel.
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ANOTHER DESCENT AND CAPTURE. - Mary
Smith, the proprietress OF . bawdy house on u
street, between First and North Cap toll streets,
was arrested and committed tojHi for court. ON
oers Eekloff, Kelly, Coomes, LOWS, and Reuneker
proceeded 10 the house u It'll q warrant fsem Super
intendent Richards. The inmates were arrested
and hned ss.s4 each. -Four soldiers and two little
girls were als1 arrested, and dismissed this morn.
fpa.
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n FFIC AL.

\deo 9-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-04

GREAT MEN ARE NOT ALWAYS WGsE.-
Luther IS reported to have formed the
following estimate of the then new dlscov-
cries of Copcrnicus in astronomy al am
now advertised that new astrologcr is
risen, who presumeth to prove that the
earth moveth and goeth about, not the
armament, the sun, and moon, and the
stars like as one sitteth in coach, or IN
a ship that is moved, thinketh that he
sitteth still and is resting; but the trees do
move and run themselves. Thus it goeth
we give up ourselves to our own foolish
fancies and conceits. This fool ( Copper
nicus) will turn the whole art of as
tronomy upside down, but the scripture
showeth and teacheth another lesson, when
Joshua commanded the sun to stand still,
and not the Garth" Luther's views on
this topic were the common errors of his
day; and though he far surpassed his
age in theology and human rights, it was
not to be expected that he would prove
himself reformcr in matters of science,
The Scriptures were not designed to teach
the minutia of astronomy, and the Ian
guage of Joshua is employed habitually
by those who believe the theory of Copper
nicus. 1t is well known that the Romish
Church compelled Galileo to abjure the
Copernican theory as heresy, on pain of
experiencing the usual tender merries of
the Inquisition. But Protestants do not
claim that Luther was infallible. They
can therefore complacently smile at such
errors as the foregoing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-04

LAcusTRAL DIscovERIEs--We more
than once had occasion to mention the
remains of these villages bnilt upon lakes,
where primitive man seems to have sought
refuge from the attacks of wild beasts; we
have also stated that in Switzerland, the
country where these lacustral settlements,
as they are how called, are most frequent
" met with, NJ. Tryon was engaged in
series of archaeological researches con-
cerning them. The excavations effected
uuder his guidance, at place called Con-
else, have brought to light quantity of
highly interesting articles, from which it
appears that the lacustral village of Con-
else was one of the most important manu-
factories of all kinds of flint implements
used during the age of stone; and that the
peculiar business of the inhabitants con-
sisted in fashoning stag's antlers into ham
dies for flint knives, chisels and other in
strumehts. Several pieces have been
found which had fallen into the water in
an unfinished state; others have also come
to light perfectly finished and others again
worn out by constant use, Bone was
also turned into sharp instruments, such
Us CHlSels, udSSeIe, StS' <hihohS thS III
struments found there are some made Of
serpentine, stone which does not exist in
Switzerland; whence it must be inferred
that at that primitive period there existed
some notions of barter. Some of the
knives are very curious, being made of
the tusks of the wild boar one of these
tusks is nearly nine inches long. Boars
teeth have been found pierced with hole,
and used, probably, to be worn in the
shape of necklaces, or as amulets. Cwi-
Gus pottery has been discovered, not in
deed entire, but still enough to be able to
ascertain the shape and style of the vari-
Gus vessels employed either for cooking or
keeping provisions. But the most inter-
esting are those in wood, on account Of
their perishable nature, and because they
show what men of those days were able to
do with flint instruments alone. The
village itself stood upon many thousand
piles, each of which had to be cut and
pointed with flint hatchets, wooden bowls,
verv nicely followed ont; and then the
handles above mentioned are among the
best specimens of antediluvian craft as yet
discovered Gaiigni.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-04

BALTIMORE NOW AND THEN.-On the
9th of April the State of Maryland voted
by very large majority in favor of hold
ing a Convention to amend the Constitu-
ton and forever prohibit slavery: In
Baltimore the majority was 5000. Nne
thousand majority in favor OF freedom IN
a city which, in 1861, was one OF the ranh1 I!j
est dens of treason, where plans were Iaiu
for the assassination of the President eject,
and the soldiers of Massachusetts ana
Pennsylvania, marching to the defense OF
the National Capital against the slavery
conspirators, were fred upon by the mop;
encouraged by the wealthiest citizens, ana
aided by the city authorities. Baltimore
presents the best example of thorough re-
formation anywhere to be found in the
Union.-Stockton, Independent May l4M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-04

DuR1Se the late battle of Shiloh an Off
Ger hurridly rode up to an Aid and in
quired for Grant. THAT'S him with the
field-glass," said the Aid. Wheeling his
horse about, the officer furiously rode up
to the General, and touching his cap thus
addressed him. "Sheneral, wants to
make Won report Schwartz, Battery is
took" "HaI said the General, show
was that ;" "Vell, you see, Sheneral, de
I'd Shesheshnist come up in de front of
us, and de i'd Shesheshionists come in
de rear of us, and Schwartz Battery was
took" "Well, sir" said the General.
"you ofcourse spiked the guns" swat !"
exclaimed the Dutchman in astonishment,
"schpike dem guns-schpike dem new
guns: No, it would schpoil DEM
Well" said the General, sharply, "what
did you do" "Do" "Vy, we took
dem back again, by -r'
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
NOTICE.. VI. Taylor, B; DAVIS, N.

NOTICE.-C. VI. Taylor, B; Davis, NJ.
GUNNER, VIM. Davis, y; Menther, ThOs Scotland,
f. j. Dunn and Geo. c. HOush, will take notice that
the Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company, Il cor
poration under the laws Of Nevada Territory. own
ins In common with you the mining claims located
January 18th, 1850 rs the Wisconsin Company, and
the claims located on january 2Ulh, lSN, by I. VI.
Taylor T. }. Baker AMI j. II. " uOds, as the southern
extension OF the Wisconsin. IN the Gold llil Mining
District Storey county, y. T.. and now all inC0rpo-
rated under the name Ol the Wisconsin Consolidated
Mining Company, have paid and assumed an inebi-
encSS up 10 May 2Oth lS6i, and since the date OF IN
corporation, oil Six Hundred and Twenty-Five Dol
lars lSaj) which amount has been expended anu as
sumed In the actual and necessary working Oi sud
mining claims.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with an
Act uf the Legislature OF the Territory OF Nevada,
approved December 18th, lSti2, entitled An Act eulT
pOwerng Corporations and Associations for Mining,
TO sue individual members, also an Act approved
February 2uth, lSi entitled An Act lur the encOur-
agement Oi Mining" suits viii be brought by the
Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company To recover
from each OF the above named parties, the amounts
due and remaining unpaid, by each OF them reSpec-
lively hereinafter sci forth, unless the same shall
uc paid OIL or before June 18th, lshi. The amount
due by {. NJ. Taylor. on two hundred AMI twenty
IiVc (SsJ Irct is tllty-SiN dollars AMI twenty-five
(S56 25l. The amount due by Is. Davis on eighty
seven and Onc-hat feet I>I'sl Is twtnty-une dollars
and cighty-Scvcu and onchaf cents (S2l Si!s). The
amount due by NJ. Gl.nnCr on eighty-Seren ami
One-half leet (Sy is twenIy-One dollars AMI eighty
seven and one-lali ccntS(S2l Sii.) The amount due
by Vim. Davis one hundred and liity feet, lljO) Is
thIrty-seven LlO1 dollars (37 iu). The amount due
hy n Wenthcr on eghty-Scven AMI One-half feet,
(S7I.y is twettty-onc dollars and eighty-Scvcn and
unt-haf cents (S2l SD. The amount uuc by ThOS.
Scotland on eShty-Scvei! and "hehI feet, (s'5i) Is
twcuty-une dollars anu cGhty-Seven ami One-lIIlt
cents (S2l S7iy). The amount due by F. j. Dunn on
vi.kty-Sevcn AMI unc-half Irt, tSI2) Is twrnEy-9ac
dollars ana righlyscvcn and Ulc-lali CeatS iS2l S7)
~, ,,,t,rr 5IIIs he Gsn t' Hough ON rrhtv-SryI.u
and unc-hall feet, (S7's) is twcnty-oac dollars and
cighty-Srvrn and one-haf cents tS2l >7h.
o''S' D'''" GO. i:I {. BURNETT. See'y.
Gold llIN. May 81, 1861. ny2I III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-04
legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

FINHE BURKE & MCCLELLAN CONSOLIDATED
l. Mining Company.-A Mining corporation. duly
organized and existing under and by virtue OF the
laws of Nevada Territory, the mining claim whereof
is located in Storey county, Territory aforesaid and
which majority Of the number of feet In said
claim, hereby give notice to H. Y. Darnell tenant
in common with said company In said mining claim,
under and pursuant to an Act of the Legislature OF
said Territory entitled AN Act for the Encourage
ment Of Mining, approved February ath. 1851: lst.
That the said Company has actually expended In
the actual and necessary working and development
OF said mining claim the sum Of twenty-four hundred
dollars (s2,iOG). %. That the amount due from you
to said Company, as your proportion thereof upon
the quantity of interest in said mining claim owned
by you, at and during the time said money was 50
expended namely, the undivided two hundred ieet,
Is the sum Of two hundred and slxty-six and 6rln
dollars S6 Co., 3d. That It Is the intention oi salu
Company to Institute suit against you, under the
provisions of the act aforesaid TO recover roni you
The said sum of two hundred and Sixty-six ana olg
dollars SO due as aforesaid unless the same De paid
to said company or before the lIth day Oh June;
LD.. 1854; and 9Th. That the principal pisce p, VI
business Of said Company is Gold Hill II stotsS ts
county Territory aforesaid, and us once Is N Tue
9d storey of Maynard's building, In old hii aiore
said Nv order of the Board Of Trustees;
''''N' J. u. LINTH1CUM, Secy.
Virginia. N. T. May7 1854. mI-iawAw