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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29
Official Election Returns in Hum.
hOldt County.

The official returns of Humboldt county
have been published in the Register, from
which we make the following abstract, as
far as the office of County Recorder:
The vote for Councilman and Assembly.
men gives the best index Of the strength of
the respective parties in the county. The
vote for Mr.. Hutchins (Union), it will be
seen, is 555; that Of Mr.. Sloan (Democrat),
is 1856. The vote for Mr.. Brown (Union), is
552; that OF Mr.. Davis (Democrat), 1872.
The vote upon these candidates show Union
majority Of about l65. The whole uote of
the county, as shown by the returns, is 944.
This lacks about fifty votes Of being the full
vote Of the county. There were two precincts
where there was considerable vote, at which
no polls were opened. The vote at the No
vember election will not exceed $50 votes, az
many Of our citizens are now leaving us for
the Winter. Hence we can not predict from
these returns what will be the respective vote
of the two parties at the coming election.
The names on the left of the column are those
of the Union candidates; on the right, those
of the Democratic:
FOR CONGRESS.
J. C. Cradlebaugh, 46l A. C. Bradford. lib
Thos. Fitch.
FOR COUNCIL.
Fred. Hutchins. 1855 Az. Sloan......4l9
FOR ASSEMBLY.
D. H. Brown. .....552 o. B. O'Bapnon. 4l9
L. w. Pratt ......523 T. NJ. Davis ....392
CONSTITUTION.
Yes ..............320 No............5H
COUNTY RECORDER.
A. P. X. Stafford. .546 NJ. S. Connifeld 599
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29
TO THE GERMANS OF GOLD HILL
AND VIRGINIA.

We would respectfully suggest to our
German fellow-citizens of this town and
Virginia, that they meet together and con-
suit upon the propriety of forming Union
Clubs, to be composed of their own coun-
trymen, and establish Club Rooms, where
they can meet together, consult, have
their German newspapers, books, docu-
ments, speeches and songs. There is no
class of our adopted citizens whose hearts
beat warmer for their present home and
country than the Germans. We trust,
therefore, that Us NOW is the time for them
10 mould the first impressions of their fu-
ture political influence in this community
they carve monument 10 their credit,
which will stand forth in future years as
an evidence that they were true to their
country in this her hour Of sore trial.
Then, let them convene together immedi-
ately and form themselves into Union
Clubs for the objects and purposes we have
designated. We make these suggestions
TO our German fellow citizens at the solicit
tation of several Of their countrymen, and
heartily endorse them as our own views.
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Latest Dispatches!
.prr,,L DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL pAiLr NE'
Homicide nj Folsom.

FoLsoM, CAL, Sept. 29.-Perry Moore
was killed last evening, at this place by
L. Wilson. 1t appears that Perry Moore
was the paramour of Wilson's wife, and
had publicly lived with her before she
married Wilson. This evening Wilson
met Moore coming out of his house. An
engagement Immediately ensued, in which
Moore received several cuts with knife,
from the effects of which he died in few
minutes. Wilson gave himself up to the
civil authorities.
Murder aud Suicide.
WATsoNv1LLE, CAL, Sept. 2s.-Thos.
Brice, who killed John Ward on Monday
night, died this evening from the effects of
q large dose of Laudanum taken for the
purpose of self-destruction.
Suicide of n ViIlainous Father.
SAN JrAx, SOUTH, Sept. 2S.--Dr. Jas.
Stokes, resident of Natividad, Monterey
county, died at six o'clock last night,
from the effects of strychnine taken by
his own hand. He was supposed to have
been partially insane at the time.
This is the villain who violated his
own daughter some time ago.
Juvenile DcpraVity in Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 29.-On Tuesday
afternoon, about o'clock, q boy named
Frank Shay, aged nine years, was bru-
tally and dangerously stabbed near G
and Twelfth streets, by boy named
Thomas Ferris, aged eleven years. The
two boys had been playing together on
Mr.. Ferris side walk, when young Ferris
became angry, dragged Shay into the
yard, drew Jack-knife and stabbed him
in the left eye. The upper eyelid was
completely cut off and the eye destroyed.
No steps have yet been taken for the pun
ishment of Ferris.
Overland Wires down Again.
The Overland Line is out of order east
of Omaha. No Eastern News received
last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

The BRowS FAMILY.-The newspapers
have lately announced that the family of
old John Brown were coming over the
plains, bound for California. They were
out'in the Humboldt. country last week,
as will be seen by the following extract
from letter written by a gentleman who
was visiting the emigrant highway, and
who resides at Unionville:
We also saw the family Of John Brown, OF
Harper's Ferry notoriety, consisting Of the
widow, one son and two daughters IN MT .;
Brown Is very IN n .Oe Is about twenty-siI
years, and the daughters fifteen and seven
The; had fine ;Sst sa theme
feature in the immigration is very noticeable;
that is, the great musical genius it exhibits.
We saw none, either male or female, who
would no. sing on the least inv,.a1 .nd me
males having voices IKE nanusA"'' anu 'ne
females like niqht-owls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

GoLD HILL UNION CLUB. A very
large meeting was held at the Theatre last
night; in fact, the place was perfectly
jammed with Union men, and many could
not find room inside of the building.
Messrs. Clagett, Tozer and D. S. Turner
made speeches, which were well received.
Forty new members joined the Club last
night. After the speaking was over, Com
pany B, of our Home Guards, who had
been drilling all the evening, to the num-
Der of sixty, with their bristling muskets
and accourements, paid the Club Room a
visit, went through their eyolutions splen-
didly, and, after three cheers for the
Union, were dismissed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29
EIEcTING DELEGATES.

We suggested, on Monday, new mode
Of electing Delegates to the Union County
Convention. The plan as suggested by
ns-in order TO avoid the old plan of stock
ing the Convention by a few wire-pulhng,
scheming politicians and seekers after Of
ice-is, that Delegates 10 the Convention
shall be nominated at some regular meet
ing of the Union Clubs, and at the next
regular meeting the candidates for Del
egates so nominated shall be balloted for,
or selected in such manner as the meeting
may designate. We are pleased to an
nounce that the Gold Hill Club has adop-
ted the plan, and on next Saturday eve
ming. candidates for Delegates TO the coun-
" Convention will be nominated. On
Monday evening they will be elected by
the Club. We expect that the Club at
American Flat will adopt similar course.
The Clubs in Virginia have under consid-
Grafton another plan, at least so We are IN
formed, but we are not sufficiently advised
of its details to express our opinion. We
must have unity of action, and harmony
in our councils; We must select the very
best men, and those who are unexception-
able, for the offices under our new State
Government, and then we may expect
VICTORY to perch upon our banners. No'c
IS the time to strike for rietory. We are on
the eve of the primary elections-we are
about to lay the cornerstone OF our new
political temple-and it behooves US all If
we are what we profess, to work and work
wisely and well for the cause. Let no
little chickering's and jealousieS Of the past
stand in the way of united party, and
our word for il all rR Be tceE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

NEW GERMAN PAPER.-The Germans
Of Storey county, not wishing to be be-
hind the times, are making arrangements
to start loyal German paper In Virginia
The Pioneer" the one now published in
that city, does not come up to the Ger
man standard of loyalty-no, not by O
few dozen rows of apple trees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

The TEMPERANCE FEsTIvAL.-The Sons
of Temperance gave very fine festival
at Odd Fellows Hall, in Gold Hill, last
night. A large number of ladies, gentle
men and children attendedit. 1t was, in
deed, one of the most pleasant parties
ever given in Gold Hill. More Of the
same kind would cause more sociability in
The community.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

REESE RrvER.-Those who suppose
that the stream known as Reese River is
ANYTHING like what its name imports, will
be disappointed when they find that it is
only a sluggish little brook not more than
six or seven feet wide, and that It SINKS
long before it reaches the Humboldt, INTO
which it is said to flow during very high
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29
Marriages.

FISH-BEAUMONT-In Virginia. y. ", Sept. 18th,
by the Rev. Mr. Palmer Mr.. Charles II. Fish TO
Miss Kate Beaumont.
WHITE-LEWIS-In Dayton. Sept. 18th, at the
residence Of J. NJ. Shay, By the Rev. George j.
Taylor, Mr. J. G. White Of Gold Hill. to Miss Mary
Lewis, Of DAYTON.
MCWILL ANS WHITE - In Sacramento, Sept.
9TH, at the residence Of James Mcclure. by Rev.
Father Gallagher, W. A. McWIl!iams to Annie
White
BARRETT-MURPHY-I Sacramento. Sept. 9TH.
at the residence OF James Mcclure. by Reverend
Father Gallagher. John S. Barrett 10 Agnes Muir
ply.
SiAKBIRD-BLACK-In Sonora, Sept. 18th, Il. ].
StarbIrI to Mrs. Abbie c. SLACK.
EN-AENISW0RTH-In SonUra, Sept 10Th,
Thomas Sheddcn TO Margaret AnnswOrth.
INSTANTANEOUS Marysville, Sept. 18th
VIM. III. Masterman to Dimes Brick.
ER-BUFFISGT0S-In San Francisco, Sept.
2ith, Eugene T. Cooper TO Maggie Burlington.
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SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TOTBE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS
LaWsuits-SnddenD eafh-Stock Sales
Steamship Arrival.

SPECIAL DISPATCH IOIhs GOLD HILL DALI NsWs'
LawsuitS-SnddenD eafh-Stock sales
Steamship Arrival.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29-3 Pm.
Isaac Tabor has instituted suit in the
Fourth District Court, against Omnibus Rail-
road Company for s., 200 dollars damages for
violation of charter by overcharging fare.
Messrs. We'll & Co., have repleyined l,574
dollars worth Of segars sold to S. Abrams, he
having become insolvent.
A S. Rosenbaum asks for similar writ for
S2,6S4 against same defendant.
Joseph Cabannis ct al. have been enjolned
from selling 50-vara lot on Greenwich street
claimed by Jane Temple.
Patrick H. Smith sues the Omnibus Rail-
road Company for S3l 400, damages for same
offense mentioned in case above.
Patrick Lyons died suddenly yesterday,
from oyer-heating.
A Santa Barbara relief meeting was held
this morning and committee appointed to
obtain contributions. The Steam Navigation
Company signify their willingness to carry
all supplies to the sufferers free OF charge.
Stoek Market. ..-.
Gould and Curry, Sl.1SO@l, 200; Savage,
81 $50; Chollar, $67597O0; Burning NOS
cow, $1,000; North Potosi, $40; Utah, 70;
Nevada, $381939; Lady Bryan, S54 Gold
en- Age and Empire, Sl6@l7; Imperial,
$50; Wide West, S29@S; Belcher, S6D
Pososi, S725; Antelope, Sl5; Baltic, ".
The Golden Age arrived from Panama,
this morning, with $50 passsnSsrs. fs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

Mass MEETING At SILVER CIrY.-Last
night the I Mon men of Silver City had a
most glorious mass meeting. 1t was the
largest and best meeting that has been
held in that place since it became town,
and all who attended it expressed them
selves highly pleased. Speeches were
made bv Judge Hayden, Judge Brosnan,
Col. Sumner, and several others. The
men who belong to the Union Party at
Silver City are of the right stamp-their
hearts are with the Union cause-they are
true to their country-and when the day
of election comes, they will march up to
the ballot-box in solid phalanx and vote
for the Union ticket. Bully for the Sill
verites.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

ARuoNA.-The town of Prescott has
been designated as the seat Of government
for Arizona, and a temporary public
building of hewn logs is being erected for
the accommodation of the Legislature Of
that Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

Ir is rumored that Wm- Mulligan, Esq,
who is at present sojourning in Nevada Ter,
ritory, has been invited by the Democracy o.
California to stump the State in company
with W. T. Coleman, Esq, OF San Francisco.
Both Of these distinguished Democrats ae-
quired considerable notoriety IN eonneeuon
with the San Francisco Vigilance Committee
in lS56.-GG-ette.
We think this is a mistake, as We are
very sure Mulhgan would not be found in
Coleman's company.
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A Gard.

7NHE COMMITTEE FOR THE SONS OF TEN
Gems OF Gold Hin and Virginia for their aid In help
Ing them to raise funds TO pay their hall rent.
The Festival was q sucCcSS-rea2ing One Hundred
and Twenty-Five Dollars, net. The citizens who are
not members of our Order have our especial thanks
for the articles donated to make up the prizes.
There but one man In town but generously
responded when called upon, and the two first let
tiers Of his name are Solomon Wicl.
C. c. STEVENSON.
Chairman Committee.
Gold nm Sent N IS6t ,Se2q II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29
The Infants Friend.

MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP IN
wi the best and surest remedy In the world Tor NJ
diseases Of children such as teethiDg. WIND cone'
etc. 1t corrects scidity Of the stomach reHunl1'
the bowels. and gives rest, health ana comfort !"
mother and child. Perfectly safe IN all Cases, ~
millions of mothers can testify. 0fices. q pey
street. New York. and 2OJ High Hslborn. London.
ENGLAND. hsD w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

srpAws-The men in the North who vote
tor Mcclellan are sympathizers with the
rebels rel The men in the South who would
yots sor him. are the rebels themselves. The
nsonis in The North who will vote for Lin
coin. do not sympathiIs with the rebels, and
the SebelS themselves would not vote for him
II they had the privilege.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

AFTER McClellan's battles, So-called, re-
marks the Bee, it was said by him his soldiers
needed rest. After Sheridan's recent victory
in the Shenandoah Valley his soldiers wanted
rest, but it was the rest Of Early'S army, and
they are new taking Il. a.. ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

GETTING HEFTY.-The Union Club Of
1oid Hill now numbers between six and
seven hundred. Pretty good, for starter.
II was Organized only two weeks ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29
births.

FERGUSON-In Virginia, Sept. 18th, to the wife OF
S. b. Ferguson. Il daughter.
KlNNEY-ln Colonla. Sent. %. wife Of George W.
Kinney, Of Virginia City, Of daughter
RAIL-In Carson Sept. 10Th, wife Of Z. b. Rail. OF
son. :,
BOLLES-InC Carson. Sept. eth. wife OF Amos ROLES,
of a daughter,
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DeaLllH.

HACKETT-At Ophir Flat, near Dayton, Sept. 18th,
y. C. IIacEett, aged about Il years, formerly Of
Burr OAK. Michigan. .
D0SALDS0N-In Virginia. Sept. 18th. Jane, wife Of
d. W. Donaldson, aged 81 years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29
hoard of Delegntes.
"Rally ,Round the Flag

Union MEN Ole GOLD HILL, YOU CAN
y unite with our Club any hour Of the day from
now until election. by calling at the office OF > A
Office All good Union men are solicited TO enroll
their names Immediately. BY order OF the Club.
seeytf S. A. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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Attention, Loyal Germans !!

THE GERMANS OF GOLD HILL AND vICIN-
i It's will meet at the Turn-yereln Hall on NEXT
SUNDAY EVENING, al o'clock. for the purpose
of forming UNION CLUB. Every German In the
ncighhorhood Is invited TO attend.
By order Of A NUMBER OF GERMANS:
Cold lIill Sent ~ 1854 sep I'll
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GROCERY AND PROVISION Store.
Brick Store. opposite Frankenheimer's.
GOLD HILL.
M U - T O

y. M U - T O
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THk
w people Of Gold Hill and vicinity, that he hSs
for sale large and fresh stock Of -.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
bought In the Territory, trial Of which win RstiL
any one Of that fact His stock consists In part OIL
Coiees, Sugars, Teas Spices Of all kinds Pickles.
Flour, Hams, Bacon. Mackerel, Potatoes, Cheese.
Corn Meal, Rice Eggs and everything usually founo
In irst-class Grocery Store. Also, large and
heaviest make, and most fashionable styles Also.
large assortment Of HANGING LAMPS, and large
ties of the same kind received weekly, he ohen "
the public Of prices which he feels certain Will silt
the public J. MUST0S,
Jy5Itf Brick Store. Cod Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-29

Michigan Mining and Mill Company
Sotce.-At a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of
the Michigan Mining and MIL Company, held the
9TH inst an assessment OF Thirty Dollars per share
WAS levied on each and every share of the capital
stock Of said company, payable Immediately to the
Secretary at his Office In Gold Hill, Nevada Terri
tory, in United States Legal Tender or Treasury
Notes That the assessment often dollars per share,
levied OIL the It'll day Of June, 1884, payable in United
and that all stockholders having paid said assess
ment levied on the Tth day Of June 1861 or any por-
tIon OF the same be credited the assessment this
day levied at the rate Of two dollars for every one
G. W. PEASE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, y. T, Sept. 2s, lS64. se?9m
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LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS.
20 Etc., Etc., a, $3.50
AT AUCTION!
WILL BE SOLD on THE PREMIsEs--

WILL BE SOLD ON THE PREAIsEs- p.
No. "a South G. street,
Commencing
MONDAY, Sept. 26th, 1864, .n-r
At 10 o'clock A. ~, the entire stock Of HOUSE
DECLINING BUSINESS. consisting OF large and
general assortment Of
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Ete.
The sale will be continued from day 10 day untA
the entire stock Is closed out Dealers and House
keepers attention respectfully invited. % ..
a1-Terms Cash. j. G. CURRIE & CO.,
Virginia, Sept. y, o. se3 I'd AuctioneerB
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NEW TO-DAY.
Gold Hill Union Club.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CLUB WILL
n bc irpd al the. Club Room on SATURDAY
EVENING October Isl, at o'clock, for the trinsac'
ton Of important business. The attendance Of cN-
se2stf S. A. KELLOGG, Secretary.
Board of Delegates.
rrnERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Board Of Fire Delegates of Virginia. at the rooms
of the Common Council. SATURDAY EVENING,
at y. o'clock. A punctual attendance on the part
Of members is requested.
H. MGD0uGALL, Secretary. seq I'd
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Office of the Knickerbocker. Gold and
Silver Mining Company.-By order Of the Trustees
the adjourned sale Of delinquent stock in said Com
pany advertised TO take place in front Of the Conn.,
panys Office this day, Is hereby adjourned until SAT
URDAI, October Goth, 1861 to take place between
the hours of IL NJ and O'Clock NJ. at same place,
to-wit: in front Of the COmpany's Office, in Gold
HILL Storey county, N T..
S. A. KELLOGG, secy.
Dated September % 1871. se29 IN
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VIRGINIA CITY, Sept. 20, 1865.
MeSsrs. 1. C. Batemnn. X. i. Arick and others
Gentlemen :-ThanGful for the manifestation Of your
approval of my humble efforts to amuse the public,
accept your generous offer, and name FRIDAY,
sr2g I'd MAX WALTER.
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Charge. ut san FrancIsco Rates.
,eb,a II. HARRIS.
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VAN YCk & G o.,
ASSAYERS,
TAYLOR'S BUILDING, TAYLOR STREET.
virginia City.
GOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED AND
" Assayed, and returns made in Bars the Gay ~
deposit Q
Our Assays
VIII conform, strictly 10 the standard o! the
U. -. Mint
And our charges Will be the same rs In San frhnesro
aEsPartIcuar attention given To ORE ASSA1s.
It1n
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
A : SAY OFFIC +:
II, II A Il q Is,
AT A, B, PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE

Gold Nevada Territory.
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Jrsurauec Asalnst Aceioents.

j OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPTTAI.."......",... 600,
in.urcs against
ACCIDENTS
%. every Description resulting In los Of Lie o. P-f'on IN
lury. Policies i..ned for premium -
FIVE DOLLARS,
srsu,ing ia.prsnce 10 the amount ..
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
stls, occidental Toe. OF lie while ttssins ~ sny Pnoie
conveyance.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
.esr.. pole, ioT Five Thossnd Doir' aud also twenty
uye Doais per week compensation ios pesonh injury inca
p.sitniin. tho assured rom III. ordinary business
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMluM
secure. fall policy for 5000 and s5 per weeA comPen'a
lion Tor oil accidents. ,rsycin; or Otherwise.
Policies for 400 with - pes week c1mpcnrtou ran he
he'd 80 PER eny from S0O 10 100 At
propostionse No medical examination rrG-ret
RODNEY pKxsts sec JAMES q. BAIIERSON, fTest.
EKF.HGScLs
Hon. T. u. Morgan, New iolk.
yorli. kschuln he;cIgIDASOn Co., BsHArfs.
Jona han ID. Steele Pfes'. Nsgsra Fife lns. 60.
Charles ]. Merlin. Pr-s,. Home In. Go.
John Taylor Jolus'on Pr-s' Cent X 30 ~ New Jersey
George :. Robbins. u. :. Robbins son. BanAer,
q. D. =. Grsn,. Bnnks~; Amos Y. Emo n. Y.
John J. Phelps. New York; Geo H. stuart, Phii1.
Hon. W. A. Buckingham. 'iov. State o. COnn"r cot
Politics i'sled by EDGAR fORMAS, Agent, NO. iol fu
ton-st., west ron Gomez Broadway, y. y
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Bales bp Auction.
A. M MgRw,s Aucrouesr
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos 69i and

A. NJ MgRw,s Aucfouesr
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos. 69i and
- Cos Broadway, cor. OF tth st-Sales OF Books. Sta
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STANDARD and ILI.U STRATED BOOKS-Comprising 3
se, variety Of hne English aud American editions Of stand
many iustrited books e., rich bindings Also Phoogsp
Albums &C. oeo catalogue .o particulars aud the books are
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 90 az O'Clock.
BOOKS-Comprisus crgant edition. Of the Poe.; superb
ON Books Standard " ol.. rich and substantial bindings
handsome Juveniles, &C. Also variety OF Photograph A.
buns Catalogues cssiy aud the Books Oh eAhb,
tioo.
DOOB TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
ID Bway nearly opposite ~. Nicholas Hotel-GEO A. LEA
SPLENDID GIFT BOOKS
WEDNESDAY FVEEING. Dec %. II o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARy-Being very choice and sslec,
collection Of Books chiefly tine Editions aud in eegau, bind
ing and embracing rrny hooks seldom seen n the suction
room Among item may be- found Agdubons Duds Of Amer
lea folio edition half Rusis Audubon5 Qusdrupsds Of
America ;na folio edition half Rassis knights Pictorial
boards uncut forans Works, the large orsns edrou;
fmdens Royal Gallery folio; Knights Pictorial England
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vols complete Musee Francois. vols folio fall Turkey.
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THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 49, ct O'clock
Special sale Books mostly suitable for Git Books Stand
aid aud illustrated Boots in fine bindings. Anus tor so
Psror Scrap Books elegantly bound, Family Bbes; iar'
psrs Pictorial do. largo ss'ortret Of Tue n's' Juyenhe
Books Photograph Album, In srea, variety &c. kc
CUSTOM HOUSE, NETWORK. COLLEC-
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unclaimed byond The gsrqd s9wed by 1w ~" De 500 at
!, wheeisrs Stores, htan:e Dock, MONDAY, January
49, 1856 a, u O'Clock. IN. <, DRAPER. Collector
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