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The New York herald., 1864-10-10
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst, =
AGlFr WITH r ERY TICKET.
WHAT TIE COURIER SAYS.

WHAT TIT UVUnIEn .hr". - =.
Thc concerts lent Each ticket has coupon a.
tached entities the biyer to select envelope n
wht m enclosed name and number OF an article.
rnes. nveiopes placoa boz. standing count
IN full Of tAe spectators and the drawing Is evil
dentiy thoroughly impartial manner Dur
ing brief visit OF inspection silver cake baskess
pitchers bracelets god ems aud sleeve buttons pascs9
sroogI Impressed with the
idea thai the the rAae o the Jewellery As
sor.ton the more certs1 their final bankruptcy.
Each rece YES g'ft ana u all the gins
are OF the value those away, cannot
where the prost H. pub.c ali the gAAa
A.. an 4 the affair nas proved y decided success"
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1851
AMUsE MEETss
NEW BoWRRy THEATRE,
IN First nights OF Mr.. J b. Hcwes new drama OF SEssf
TER and JOLLY CoBBLER.

AmUsEMEETs. 1900.
NEg yowsRY THEATRE, .pssv
WILD DssSs
ssasr .asss!s At 'A
MARTIN ca4t1zzL.wlr.
adapted expressly Tor the Olympic by
ruS'r + 3 nesShr e5iSi H'sa1u sa1u
see Bailey in the Harmy;
see the AnsIh s NS
see fs'''hAif 7hGh 'fs i!is: .ss ssobsLx
see '' -i ixSPEsSTEs. yIsfSs. Sc gs.s TcDsrRs
Ts DhTsoTivks. ifS sS'~''
Chevy siyme; the Genius,
ssSR ssoRls hsiHa nhaSsrED sis IGH woSss: f5SGss:
see Mercy and Charity. ,,r..,
soc s'''' 1:1s :rf H:;sF F5s 5s EVERYBODY
AS A TIGER.
VERY DRsApF6n i" MURDER
with real stick.
ALL EFF IN saESsS sSSsSi = sSs Ssh stsl tfsSl.
H24ss 24ssv qEEafhAysHEsH sahS Ssa4.
FaT s1osrs S9y S 5Sap 55Apuss Eth s
p0in'm'n''' EMIT ed THE COMPACT
with '1s svnRY lnils afE%sEs II sis OF THIS COMPANY
Fox's OLD BowEsY rHEArRE.
Lesaee practor and Manager. L. Fox
The 'i Mss sTf.s EAssY NsT Elsk
is engaged limited OF nights, and will appear
in the 's''F'isa n2siAH il1fr''fi fnG e ABANDONED
In grand tragic drama, translated from the German py
T0Ss; ssw schsskY '' aw NEW EFFECTS
'9s ame sppsssa asS psn.onne s .os pEoHaIUME%U
A most Liushabe af;erpecs.
NTIBLo's GARDEN. BEGINS AT *.
'i H'SD1i nj rDxis SSfSiiiiiS EonsS5T lsofaSas 10
Firss time this @ Il ss SraI, original Of
Judge conrads powerful Romantic Tragedy Of tae same
& y TIE ocT sn'fs r pp%y
on The IN Of other
is oblged to announce T.. .,,n
n" IS @ G9 being
B A'AD"Al 'sSSss@s z5Sis@s sS#s { Ssgs 5sgss' s'
q and over osa b
ard v v len for the past SIX wrsxs
THE GREATEST AM AND STs SSsa sfA9aiosABrE AUDI
ever cent nrsfy Gv a'iss X Ts ransasr = % BAYS
Parties wshn. to avoid Disappointment should secure
places In The orchestra and dress
circle sems suay SOS before clock esen aftsrn
VI(.ri M and THk PEOPLES LAWYER,
nightly rersiyp ed b, mutitud audiences with
PBALS or LAUGEaEa AND APPLAUSE.
w INTER GARDEN
W NINTH WEEK
MP. j. s. CLARKE
continuation OF houses DIVIDED from parquet 10 dome
his the revival CT the amus
ing Of all Shaksprre creations the Curious
COMEDY OF ERRORS,
produced with uniform excellence 0f costume scenery
appointments No. heretofore attempted on the New
Yors
Mr. VIII also as Paul Patent. new roe in
q de sh ing petite Comedy cs(eed
LOVE m LIVERY.
the Wishes those who havc mt yet seen Mr..
Clarke In his connie roles of De Roots
roodes he .iii characters FRIDAY
each Ft.!sv during iu,ted agement. sat
uraay t~en nigh. the Coined, OF Errors Dou.s open
nj Z !: coiiiuences nj IA,.
& (,AMPRrbL'S MiTSTHEIS,
~ B0Ntitf. UPPUoiTh SPRING STREET.
A.OTHEH GREAT Cu sEHt.
ALL THE STARS
wnuLr. TANK TIN cur,
SM0vNERED ONION. and
HUoP DE DO0DHN DO.
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OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
OPINIONS Uf FIis PRESS.
The enterprise endorsed b.
THE ENTIRE PR;ss OF NEW YORK.

READ WHAT THE HERALD SAYS
The rage novelty keeps wish tbs of o3s
ment and nenre such projects the "Prerentatiuo
Concerts" at the Academy Muse The third Of which wAs
given nghl amazingly fo ored by tho public ThIs
spc cles enterin az s lot lut,e pl METRO
potan ife but II 1, ver3 curious one II half loery
and concert pgess don 10 attraction OF bCDa
pleasantly hum onged by tie drawing OF supposed vsus
bic prize and pleasantly encrtaned by vary ekceent na
sic supplied such artists dme D'A gr Miss Stockou
and Messis Castle and Campbell The sale o. tickets las
immense, and the jam at the Aps6eny something
fear f while hearty denonstrst OF enjoy mene
the place OF tho soena tame IN d'gnihed appAu
the artists OF tLe Opera In abort sno
character of the aunc veil as OF the onter anment
quite the AcAdety but, then tne eutiepce peys
money, Ard Nath audience aud performances pay The
IN is douat pro,t Gh'e rra.gement Ths
adj well conducted and tina
terprise geneg ALI - quite rroaNabls
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WHAT THK kXrREss SAYS.

1HE PEEstNftItON CoNckkf --1he extreme nDerhliey
and fairness whicn Mr.. Elias the Aetuary Of the
Jewellers Association conducted thing atiis
made them more popn ar than sg
kind in New yorA aud te sao OF tickets
has been large Like of Mr Eias PROMISES every
expectation held relation thc-s viii -
more than realized Among the artists who appear srs
Madame Miss Fanny Stnt Mr.. 4. ~. Capp-
bell. Castle, Sianor AbeDa ohm look The p0pnnss
with fuI OrheStfa first class erformoro.
uther artists IRE en- the b.
wort more prce pad tor the tickets The sale a.
tics eta dHily. Company Depot 04s au4
5ft Broadway; aud beatufu present - -ven villa eeoe
soid We tho rush tor hem will ps greaass
THIS than
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
FIFTH CoNc2kT
AT AGA ,,sMh ~ MUSIC,
SATURDAY, 1CrOBEH -.
WHAT rg. WORLD SAYS

WHAT rha WORLD SAYS.
good procrgtpnc i entrusted cotpe-at sr,ists
each ttditit this CttTacton tie hod-
ers of cnel rhonca IT, lottery conducted
novel anil priuripe The prixss
cot rAts, aNey, pauOs h0rees. clrragss hOars,
lots and, HiIght know, tbcR and rising VII
In es h0ag something bsgdes tho
coucert ard appears he tae inteb0n OF thu
m,ns.ers this cGt epterprtsa
lIr lisin give ther patron.
for grnnnnH after Investment
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
All sinds OF BEAUTIFUL JEWELRy
GIVEN AWAY WITH EACH TICKET
AT TIKI TINE Of PURCHASE
WHAT THE COMMLRCIAL SAYS.

WHAT TIE ECOMMEhClAL SAIS
These concerts inaugurate novel mode OF encouraging
which bids fAir TO become
exceengy popuar Each purchaser ~ ticket entitea
time O purchase RANGING IN value fro
hf cents five hundred dollars The depot tor the sais q
tickets 5.2 and 5f BroadwAy seeAany urn'aned eee
of sents from gold slosve
buttons grand pnos Tho musical talent enaAgsd lodi
encp and the additional inducenent Of pres'u brineD
puchnaers U the ckst depot OF the aas0csuoa
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
SILVER TEA sKrs GIVEN AWAY.
WHAT THE SUNDAY TIMES SAYS


s.The audiences were and hi bly respeoabe anA
nr passed the mosI satisfactory manner the
and frequent NO more picaAtng Coo
have g IN the city, The largest liberia ~
has a tner movements ana thsy have krps
The presents which they have gwen To tckse
than those whtch
been given away by the founders o. the
sny hn,ns eift 'elterprises with which the public
hn.n sulIed while concerts have been richly wc-
IN / price paid for the tickcts" -" NE
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
A-m.aUI'istMusrs. -.a q


rEAruFAOrURfsg yrvErrpEs' Association.
gEgslLkeeg tss09CiIATriios sss9CI.
MANUFAcrUaIs9 JkHELLnaH' AssoSiAL.os-
MANUFACTURING JEW ELLhAs' AsessnSS{a.n,22.,- AAeslS{a ..n,22,
GRAND gREsrEIAil0s gosSksLs
GIAAD PRESENTATION CONCEkrt
SrASD PRESENTATIONS coSchxfs
GRAND .Bsfal4os 0oossggsssfs
ShANp PRESENTATION dONCbEfs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TIN MOSr JlpeRAf-TfIE MOST sAiG-
THt MOST OhlGIsAL--
THE MOhr ATThACIf rE-R1E hDsiurofoiAn-
THE M0S- GENEROIs-- -
THE MQaT SUCCESSFUL EArEkPkIsE
ever ina urat's IN aew forx.
worth
ONE DOLLAR
And BEAUTIFUL PRESENT,
worth from
oSe DOLLAR
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
30 great has cen the 81 once rs that
OVEN Til .RrY THoUaAED PFRsCso
have already atteuLs ed tlam anf have r.oay.c
A CoEkEsrONDiNG NUMBER OF rRESExr5.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

CONCERTS Ar rit ACADEMY cr Mugc.-Tfe success -
series of Concert. the New York Jewell
alton mas D'iuced the electors 70 make arr
g.mens for the secud scsc ~ still grea or NJ
variety The best avaiabe talent Of th0
tv partic pete The tickets prchasable At tie
dept OF the 5&2 and IA Broad The Nd
vprttscmeut column discos~s tho material
artistic n-nets which tck-t no ders anuc
pate after the c1cs ent ar las
wrek entertainments affords AnlIe suony and the
Hbernlity Of attested by sho In
crcasug popular OF the eDte prise
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
PIANOS WATCHES, SEWING MACHINES
GIVEN aNAi
EVERY PERSON RECEiNbS A PRES EkT.
WHAT THh TIMES SAYS.

Nine u Anqri, Miss r~--ly Slocht0n, Mr. Castle MI
Campbell sigunr Absle ma eraus orchestrxof sixty,
under of Mr. Coos, parn 3ert.
Ihey Tho MsuufcLurug jewelers. Association,
n 10 hr entities the "
prize git di rOaon said pri<s Deing iinnedi tey
handed over TO the purchaser
Everything passed or satisfactorily and the auaeuce
be- well pie sed WITH d.
rectnrs kept their
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
WHAT THB TRIBUNE SAYS

Tho presents arc given away lranl
THB iMMElss>E STOCK OF JEWELRY, kc,
ON exhibition ~ the depot,
81 end Jil BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
DIAMONDS. !. GOLD AND r-.s. s...s w1fcnss. Ar.
-oia'' fss !: I. asa SUNDAY ATLAS sAYs

"ProcAby theIo has se .ns
rated lhs city which has bosn sssy Popuisl
given universal satisfaction, than the pss
presentation concerts given b. the New FORK Manufacturing
jewellery Asso iation." .,
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

sThs programme includes both Interest and tlent anA
the tcSe,s lrssent In the fact thae
every purchaser receives present ranging from panos =
fail to induce TO look about them
neglect might miss IN the way Of both nuso
And profit"
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
A GIFT wrrn EvaRY TICKET.

WHAf THE CLIPPEH SAYS.
!" The talent tho Association has engaged fystetamn
These jewellers appear 10 be strAne q
Individuals their fsco Gift cnsoevsas
You 60 and buy ticket for which pap doAr rs
your chance Of e6.sinng piano lwat not yewsry. ~
tbs way q silver and collection OF spooG6
tno reascsioa The anticipated aud OF Wedn.sdar
eenins something else which makes 81 tHe
restiess ference with which these vranufscturn1
jswelsrs s.suer shsr monsy sbsnt ba gold is do~n
sad these jeweliees
perfuity she precious meal whsh ihey
ious desire SET OF as quickly pcssiss may
Of tsssfry capture grand plano fe0
swccp you WIN sssan u N ssAsnosss. yyss~ by snnens
AxAsta"
Dspo, opsn dA,Y, asn A. n, an iaP. ~. ree 40 =
rtrru Coscsar.
SATURDAY sysEISe, os1 IA
80 .,AACAlHNY o. ngsc, ..sm.
81 whiek The MOST DISTINGUISHED Axrssrs ~" -
IN sLiAs Ac,osry.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
49, -" NO DRLAY.
49, HoNR 90 EMPTY AWAY.
WHAT WIKI n, apIRfY sAYa

"rur Orr CoscrRrs snrrAcr sise JKwrr rxnup
AssocArioS-we d. pretend know whs these mans
fncturirg Jewellers have arrived conoiu-
they tho most recke sct or
this constantly sting aud twrugSglobe OF
or possess the secret OF the "a ophsrs stone
ability the vulgar metals precious -
simply this that they give nrss class al the Acas
the able conduct Of Mr. John Cooke than be,ts
leader well b round) which amply worth the
rsk a. al; for although some leori. are - matter -
t0nrse PEELED 20 BE- content A sale piok foes0
aud other small wares others oil watches danou1
bresstpina water pitchers SATURDAY at
noticed stAwars Hib-rniAns vainy gel H.
endeavor 70 porte grant piano from Abe store 70 The
sidewalk. Well there's something Ia IL; OF
somshow er else It would not be did; bui how s a,d
don't eracty undsrstand.r
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Ii PRIZE MONEY now PAyABLg
"A PAID BY J. G. DfCKEY CO,
Government Cain agents.
liz Broadway. tew York
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
gIORsES. CARRIAGES, sc.

A SPLENDID LOT or CARRIAGE nURSES, JUS
II arrived from Livingston county will be sold at grea
baraans Metropolitan stables Prince and Crosby
Streets
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board.

GOLD HILL, February Is
GOLD HILL DIsTRICT.-Arizona, ga asked:
Abcll & Keyes S5 asked: Belcher, 81, 800 asked;
Branch Mint, $H bid; Combined Effort, $40
bid; Consolidated Company, $50 asked; Gale
donia Tunnel, $35 asked Cherokee, g asked;
Crescent, $5 bids asked; Carson, IS asked
Colorado. SO bid; Clinton Sc Hubbs, Sl4 bid;
Gold Hill and Virginia Divide, $40 bid; Golden
Horn, 50 bd-6 50 asked Globe, $40 bids
asked: Golden City, % asked Hawkcye (oriRi-
nall $65 bid-70 asked; Hawkeye No. /, Sll0
bid-Sl40 asked; Harold, Sl5 asked; McClcl-
lan. 81 bid-2 so asked Jewett & Shepard, So
bid asked Justice, $50 bid Jackson, S35
asked; Kentucky. IS bids asked; Keystone,
S3l bids asked; Knickerbocker, $50 bid-35
asked; Leon. % bids asked; Louisville, S25
asked; Mary Ann, SIS bid-65 asked; Michigan,
S55 asked; Miantonomah, SO Qid-l2 50 asked;
Massilon, 81 bids asked; May fiower. 81 asked;
Nooth American, $40 bid-l27 asked; New
Oregon, SIC bid-l6 asked; Napoleon, $I4 asked;
Narragansett, IS asked; Rock Island, Sl7 bids
asked; Republic, 80 asked Syndy Bowers, 50
asked; Superior, $3.50 bid-i50 asked; Stevenson
Kehoe, $5 bid-20 asked; San Francisco, 80 bid;
Utah, 81 bid; Uncle sam, Senior, SlS hid; Hesu-
vious, 80 bids asked; Vulcan, IS asked; Vel
low Jacket, $50 bid, LOO asked folo, Sl4 bid
II asked
VIRGINIA DISrRIcT.-Allen, S2s bid; Birdsall
SIG asked Bajazet & Golden Era, SIS asked
Honduras, 81 bitl-9 asked; Moss, 81 50 bid;
North Potosi, So 80 bid; Sierra Nebada, S6J bid
los asked
DEVILS GATE DISrRIcT.-Daney, S95 asked
PALMYRA DISTRICT.-Rock Point, SIS asked
Rappahannock, S4l bid-i6 asked
FLowERY DlSrRIcr.-lady Bryan, 500 bid
20 asked Uncle sam. SO 50 bid.
INDIAN SPRINGS Decentralization, S2o akd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

ANECDOTES OF GEN. BrFoRD.-The late
Major-Gencral Buford, than whom probably
no commander was so dcvoutly loved by
those around him, was offered Major-Gen-
erals commission in the rebel army when in
Utah. He crushed the communication in his
hand, and declared that he would live and
die under the Union. A few hours before his
death, and while suffering from delirium, he
roundly scolded his negro servant but re-
covering himself temporarily, he called the
negro to his bedside and said to him, Ed
ward, fear have been Scolding you. l did
not know what was saving. You have been
faithful servant, Edward" The poor negro
sat down and wept as though his heart was
broken. When General Buford received his
commission as Major he exclaimed,
"Now, l wish that l could live" His last
ineligible words, uttered during an attack
Of de irium. were: "Put guards on all the
roads, and don't let the men run back to the
rear" This was an illustration of the ruling
passion strong in death, for no trait in Cen
eral Buford's character was more conSpicu-
Gus than his dislike to see men skulking or
hanging on the rear.-IpashingtoH Chroni-
rIs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16
GREAT Observation-Disclosures boots are a

GREAT DIscovERY.-Scueaking boots are Il
nuisance-a CRYING evil" to use a new ex-
preston. Ono squeakins boot is worse than
two. If thS two squeak in harmony, it isn't
SO bad; but il one squeak sharp, and the 9TH
or fat, why it is apt to endanger limp in the
gait, tetanus, strabismus, or general nervous
ness. When they are worn BY "thc last"
on entering church or concert-room, they
arc great prorocatives to the sin Of profanity.
l they could he tuned to squeak in accord, it
would be an improvement, but it is doubtful
if musical experts have ever experimental
on playing that kind Of sole-o. But the best
plan Of all would he to extract the squeak.
A correspondent of the Scientific -4mcricGa
SAYS he has hit upon plan to do this. 1t is
to beat the soles quite hot and saturate them
thoroughly with boiled linsecd oil. He tried
other oils, but found none to answer as well
as that named.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16
People's Board of Brokers.
VIRGINIA, Monday, Februa

VIRGINIA, Monday, February 10.
VIRGINIA DIsTRICT.-BHrning Moscow, SIS bid
so asked; Honduras, So - hitl-l0 ,sked New
Orleans, 81 bid-l4 asked; Washington, So bid
l2 asked: Virginia Hill, 81 bid asked; sham
rock. $50 asked; Utah, SlI5 asked; Hazel Green,
50 bil-6 asked; Ellen & Margaret, 81 bid
asked
GOLD HILL DISTRicT-Branch Mint, $40 bid
IL asked Mary Ann, SS5 bid; Mechanics "a
bid asked; Uucle ram, $3.50 bid-6a5 asked
Cuba - bids asked; California, 81 50 bid
asked: Virginia Express, - bid-20 asked Gin.
ton S HubbS, $40 30 bid; North American, Sll7
bid-l25 asked; Baltimore American, Si7 bid;
Fam Patch, 81 bids asked; San Bernard, IS bid
-l2 asked: Bob Walker, 81 asked; Monitor, So
asked: DIR. Perry, Sc asked.
DESERT DIsrMCT.-Ncvada,S 50 bd-6 asked
Harrow, 81 bid-ll asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

THE "Paid Reporter" of the Syracuse
Courier, who studies economy notwithstand-
ing he is "paid," gives the following cheap
recipe for getting up sleigh-ride on short
notice: "Sit in the hall in your night
clothes, with both doors open, so that you
can get good draft-your feet in pail of
ice WATERPROOF the front door key down your
back-hold an icicle in one hand and ring
the tea bell with the other. He says "you
can't tell the difference with you eyes shut,
and it is n great deal cheaper"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

ANOTHER VIGILANCE CoHHIrTEE.-A
meeting of men to form Vigilance Commit
tee to drive away jumpers and "to protect
old settlers in their rights" is called for to-
morrow evening at Huffaker's Ranch, and
at washoe on the same evening, where they
will meet in the Old Piuee Office. Poor
Lovejoy, his promised end is just retribu-
49, 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
L not to purchase or negotiate for the following
certificates Of stock In the Sunrise Gold and silver
Mining Company, as part Of the same were sold
at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
office Of the company, in Gold Hill, on the 10Th
day Of January, 1854, and viii not 10 trans
fcrred by tho Secretary:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board,

VIRGINIA, Tuesday, Feb. is.
VIRGINIA DISTRICT. - Birdsall 10 feet at $40
per foot.
GoLDiiILL DIsTRIcr-Napolcon 5 feet at 81
Schiller, 10 feet SIC; Original Hawkeye, feet
at S6O; Moss 5 feet, so.
ARGENTINE DISrNcr.-North ophir, 20 feet,
nj 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

A NAN with the influenza has only to stand
or sit still. He can't travel unless his nose
does, and the influenza stops his nose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

NJ Co., Gold Hill, Feb'y 9th is64.-The regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the Mian-
tonom0h Gold and Silver Mining Company win he
held at the Office Of the company, on SATCR-
DAY. February Goth, at o'clock p. NJ BY order
of the Board Of Trustees
febstd II. C. BROOKE, Scc'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

NOTHING moves the masses more than
deep feeling. 1t speaks language which
the humblest can understand, and challenges
a response which not even the most callous
are disposed to withhold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

10 Many who repen. of public life and
retire to obscurity, repent of their repent
ance, and long to retire from their retirement
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

THE puppies who ape the pert airs of the fop.
Wear whiskers disguised like u huge mutton
chop;
But the ruse by the fair Is seen through at peep,
For the (h) air of the puppy sticks out in the
AheeD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

u The tooth Of harrow, in a field near
Detroit, caused bright mark; the fortunate
driver stopped, looked and found piece Of
copper weighing 357 pounds, and nearly
DnTa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

Took IT DowS-The seaflold on which the
four men were lynchcd ON Tuesday last, in front
of Armory Hall, was taken down yesterday
Inyord TiLneS l2Ek
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

~ Before we saw how wicked that man
is, let us examine ourselves, and see if we
are not more wicked in some other way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16
Hawkeye Gold and silver Mining

Company No. l-Notice Of Annual Meeting
Notice Is hereby given. that the regular annual
meeting of the stockholders in the Hawkcyc Gold
and Silver Mining Company No. l. will be held
+. NJ, ut the Office Of the secretary, in Gold HILL
for the purpose of eecting officers for the ensuing
year. by order Of the Board of Trustees.
ja26 I'd c. w. PEASE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16
Lost

CERTIFICATE No. 30. FOR rs SHARES IN
" the Neyada and Golden Era Consolidated
Gold and silver Mining Company, standing In the
nAme Of the undersigned. AL persons are here
by cautioned not to negotiate for The same, AZ II
viii not be transferred by the secretary.
n In ], W.HAsTlS3s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

Mother Lompkins G. e. 8. Mining
Company, American Flat, Gold Hill District-So
ticc Owners In the above named company are
requested to Immediately file their title deeds with
the secretary of said company, In order that they
may be passed upon BY the Board Of Trustees.
preparatory to the issuance Of stock, which ia now
ready, pay their assessments to the secretary. and
sign the Deed of Trust, ut Geo. g. Burnctt'S Of
fee in Maynard's Building, Gold Hill, n. T.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
JOHN WHITE, Secretary.
Gold HILL N T., Feb 5th 1864 frb6 Im%
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16
LOST AND FOUND,
FoTND.

A PoCKET-BoOK CONTAINING EATU-
n ralization papers, Prommissory Notes, etc
The owner can have the same by calling at this
office.
Gold HUI, Dec. %, 1863.
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FOUND,

A PR0MISS0RY NOTE, DRAWN IN IA
n yor Of James Deylln. or bearer. The owner
by calling at this Office, proving property, and
paying for this advertisement, can have his note
de22
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

SANFRANCISCoCLO THING SToRE-THE
y Virginia Emporium of Fashion. J. Barnert
e. Co. call the attention of the citizens of
Gold Hill and vicinity, to their uueScelled stock
Of Fine and Heavy Custom Nude Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
n. B.-Ncw Goods, of the latest styles and pat
terms, received by every steamer direct from New
York. j. BARNETT & co.
dell Il No. 81 c ST., Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

Superior Gold Hill Mining Com.
pany.-Members Of the above company ore here
by notified that stock is ready for issuance and
can be obtained upon payment of assessments, by
parties legally constituted to procure It. By or
der Board Trustees GEO. @. BURNETT,
Secretary.
Cold Hill January 3Oth 1864 frbI CIV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-16

Excelsior Gold mud Silver Mining
Company.-An assessment Of One Dollar per
share wus this day levied, payable Immediately to
the Secretary ut his Office.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
+. GUSHING, Secretary.
Gold Hill, JAN 81, 1861 -'s-. Ia2I I'm
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

Tyler Company, Gold KEfES Disfrief.
Owners In the above named claim are hereby no.
titled to attend special meeting Of the above
company, on TUESDAY, 23d inst, at 2 o'clock
r. NJ at the Office of L. G.. A. Coursollcs, Gold
Hill, to Incorporate said company, and TO take nc
ton upon other important business concerning
said company. w. STERRETT, a'rest.
j. B. BURTON, Sec'y. fe4 I'd