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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

Clcm. u. Pearson, who was formerly on Con.
Elrlys staff and who deserted some time last Summer
and Joined the Union cause has been commissioned ~
a First Lieu,enaat and Is nov on Gen Stc'enson's
star at HarpIs fciiy. On the night OF the 2Oth oil
October h., with a squad Oh siI men, went on scout
ing lexpedi.ou. Aboutii fifteen miles from he IcFiy
tlcy stopped ~ the house Of Philip Darby. moving %
TO De the resort O. OF Mosby's guerrilla. They
Immediately surrounded the hou-e Pearson walked
rp and lnockcd Al tho door,. which WIS opened b.
Darby's wife. Op the door being opened be saw two
men siitns ~, the table PLAYING cards. He Immediately
called to them to suJsonicr 70 which thcy answered
nrer - and before they had time 20 draw hcir fero
yogs be shot both Of them dead The following j. copy
OF a pass tha, hc found on ofihcin
IiDQa-. vALLIY DEPssTrryT o.. -. lN
The following ned j. tetied Tor ton d. 10 20 "a
the County f.rquf os hfsh horse. viz j. D. Dogsa-
O.. \ Sri Virginia Clyslry, Koprr'a Brigade.
~ os,sr 0f l.eu,.-Gcn. }. a. Early
SAM j. &. MooRr, 4. A. G.
Tbismakcs i've OF the same patty that have been killed
by The same officer within the last two weeks. Lieut.
Pearson is brave and dashnG officer aud has rendered
valuable service since he has been Gen. Steyensons
staff at Harpers Ferry. Being native OF that portion
OF Virginia. he is perfectly familiar with The hiding
places OF Mosby's guerriIlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
corrRr cALrNpAR-Tps DAY.

COURT CALEEDAR-Tns DAY. y
SUPRElrE CoURT-tiESERAL TERA.-Non-enu-
m ated motions only. .-
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.--Par |: No. 202o,
1861 2l93 l5l3 29J 1885 22 22Z7 1921 2l 49, 2Is 22'o
2l7g Psi 228T 2g3, 2J3, 22i3 rs. Part II: Calender u
changed. .
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TEIM.--Hssuc of law
and factlNo l7u tD.murters)-Nos. ~ to 70 - to 3d.
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Mos. 1861, 1868, III,
3iss 3,6J 22a9 39g 4ol 1907. 4l73 $685. 1875 1893, 1919
Part Nos 3iOo 49, 2250 4ll2 +l4 4i;8 iJ. 4l9e, s2O6
1913. 4li6 SO. 4i76. 4Dni. 43.t.
CouRT or COMMON PLg,s.-Part Mos. 81
$40 Ss9 5e 7 100 73s 49, Tlo it 71 IA 49, 7i6, ~
Part U-Nos 49, 2S 100 45, 49, CIJ 800 co. ~ 25 '29
TO I'll 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

10 tle Editor c) IN, " j. T1ibsae
SIR. | notice in to-days Worid q card from
MI Belmont in which he says he viii accep, the wager
which made him. and gays That lie does not know where
TO End me- Ny Office IS al No ~ East Broadway. where
will be- happy to see hin or any other man on tho
same conditions made 70 Mr. Belmont Respectfully
Gro. W GIBBONS. No. y East Broadway.
Ne. Io,f Noy : lstf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov. '-Bol0Fe
Judge BFrrs.
RETURN OF PROCESS.
The processes returneble on Tuesday were brought
In this ,xsJning as fclows
H. s. u six gold watches &C.. found S. Robertson,
passenger &c. l.,
Antonio syuass de Vale as the bark Limerick Las her
tackle. &c
Return was made Of process daily served, appearances were
entered and time allowed 20 answer
CALL OF THE CALENDAR.
The clerk proceeded call the calendar according 10
Tor the purpose OF setting down for spec
he'd days No being ready lor i oday tue Count sd
jogrned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
CALL OF THE CALENDAR
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAL Tgss-Nov o.
Before Judge CARD0zo
DECISIONS.

Churchill agt. Meyers. Further reference. Moen
AIT Tibbets-peendant may have re-arrumon on payment
10 In five days The Mayor etc agt orovet.
lion granted unless plaintiff amends In ten days.
which may Ia done without costs. teeney ag, Hsrns
See memorandum. Brown agt. anveit-Mo'ion denied.
c al, Well ct a-Dsc9ntnued as to oil defendants except
Coil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
NEW-YORK AND HARLE
NEW. YORK g. NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT -
Is,J COMMENCING MAY 8, 1854 .S%.
ra.,.nser Station ia NewioIh eone. z'srs, AUD AhAs
Ertsgncs s1th-ss.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk;
ro- New.iIsysn. :. tEx.l, ujV li;l9 iErh u"
f.x.h $3.50 $50 and iEI.bp N
Ror Bridgeport I. ExD, ll3o e. M le:is (EKh -
tEx.i, 3:A, $3.50 md tEx,l 2. H. ,.,..
ror FsirGeld Southport and WespoT :, h;o a. m '~
$50 IN. -, ~, ,oa ~,
$3.50. t:J0. $50, lEx.b r. IA. Ara, 80.
FOR barren and Greenwich, T. $50, il5o NJ $50 t".
sor Greenwich, = 900. li:3o $50 go, sse;Sp@
, Ecr STANFORD. :, tExl $50, 1880 M 1872 NLhS
l,xl 40 go see $50. tf,s) p M.
F.r Port Chester and intermediate stations, sJo llS@
n $50, A.10, $3.50. 6:..i p. m. $40,
No. '''''' CoNSECrISG TRAINS
Fer Boston Wis Springfield, 8a N. tbSDi JtSfh sp n
For Ho,,on via Shore Lire 1915 tEIl ep M. 90,
FOr Hartford ard Springfield. stEz.h hSoI n; 'tSHh
3:ao, Ep ,v> uaa. ., d,
,fcpt..al: } o. o.. to Northampton . -,
Eor Hartford PToyidenge and fishSiA hsroso ts'Ah
4 u.Os. 60. % .r,..au
g. Csnal Railroad. ll.l3 \. u. to Norihsmpon
| Nor nousstouc nsi'rcsa, 10. m J ?. m
! Eor Ssugstuc. Railroad 3 q Up M
For Dsnhury Norsa RSiEo1dv si"os . IA up n
Io,anodioJ, slt-prT arr ~ Ichcdte T. w. lfslnA
JAHES n. HOii suptrnieaden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
Marital Rights Of slaves.

A Baptist Association of Georgia, at It's late
adopted the following resolution IN relation u
the marriage relationship between slaves;
Rs.alrsd That II l. the firm belief and conviction 81
this body that the institution OF marriage wac Ordained
b, Almigliy God for the benefit of the whole human
race without respect to color; that ought to be main
tanned IN lis original purity among all classes VI people
and in all countries aud in Ill until the end o
time and that consequently. The Law Of Georgia IN rs
our slaves is essentially defective, and ought to he
amended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

A Philadelphia firm has invented contrv-
,nce for lighting gas nv electricity The apparatus
consists Of elegant fixture differing ron al o.Hihay
bracket ~ having sa piss up ~
nom tie cup to tho burner This Gun Is lincd WIN
lambs wool which Is covered with sAs, nnd mo us
socket q plug of hard rubber Is tod The simple pi.~
cess OF lining this plug or elcric piece" "a II Is
called develops sufficient electricity TO iiDerete ssFk
nom the end ~ the conductor and he ky o s bin'AeI
being turned ~ The same Instant, the gas Il lighted
CuplsToPHgg ELpREDGg an old and honored
citizen ofBnghamion, y. y. died lew days Since
acel 20 years and some months. Mr.. FLDRLDGB set
tied u BnghamtDn In leg ialerlc,s aud without any
advantage. OF influence OF fortune, but MS apili' IN,
tcgriiy and business talent built mp bis reputation nnd
he became foremost clifton OF The town. Tic on man
said not long since Ia friend that he had made. az me
ousc OF his carer tie resolution never o oppe's Tie
widow and orphan 10 wrong poor man. oritke adVdh'
trgr OF the ignorant And lo kept ms word.
Prentice soys: Montgomery Bier viii soon
be nbe 10 give the world d CITATION on tho relative
yal, o. the infantry and cavalry arms 81 our sefh ICE.
when the gGcrrllas ATTACKED The train upon which 10
MAS travelling from Coyngon 70 Lexington. no took
babe nom lis mothers arms, placed II "a CORSET pc
fo.c his breast and the r.e wee thing proved his in
fnry escort through the perous surroundings ~ the
main. Bn' be has since changed rs tactics ana no"
travels with hundred troopers as body guard 10 ~
pertinent on the advantages Of the cavalry ann. We
await bis opinion with solicitude.'
Nh. JEROME RICE, wcll-known auctioncer
iu Son Francisco and Nj. GArDNrE. were recently
thrown nom WAGON Gown III eHiD tn. ,s =,
ter his lee. Both isy unable Ia move from
"Wednesday nigh, ill Friday morning when nj.
GARnXrr managed 10 drag himself nearly lau mn,
10 "A cottage The horses unojurcd but renamed
until the following Sunda, without food. and not III,
tempiire TO move rom Wheye they had fallen.
4 correspondent writes TO London paper
saving that few days previously two ladies m anrSt
class railway carriage exhibited formidable oonbina,
ton of dagger end pistol which they 'aid ihey carried
as safeguard against inSuli In railway carriage
An Englshmana at Malues has, by introducing
some chemical SUI Into the gasometeg AT the gss
voks there, cunsed the street lamps 70 emit much N
creased LIGHT and at various beautiful colofs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
Wants.
,i.the :. TROPICAL BLSAM'

J'OR WANT oi.the TROPICAL. BALSAM
A sufferer, from thc CHEST o. THRONE a.o long u.
priycd Of eg health ei thon u-e u srd tnci WI,
he cer,.u and speedy See under Medical
4 YOUNG C0LORED WOMAN wishes q
sit alton IN snail Iriyae family. IS ,HtMBERNiAlD
,td plsn sewer. Bet of reference rom Ter last employer
Pls - can q No. ~ West ThF'y-' yeutif'.
NYANTED.-A Lady Of refined education,
w elsgnt mfnners ia altered crcurnsiafce end Wa
owed. T. anxious 10 ~, n situation as GOV 'ON
PANiON. a. fIDl ,EkEEPEE, fog prlfous Of standing
aid 90 gsd gay,l; ggr hgi r'irfrncrs Addr'A
Ny :. EVERETT. fns one wreck. STALLION D. 70 F'scn'
r.t.,ng this car must state when ana where tGrJ msy De
seen Others vii NOT be noticed
NSyANTED-A resident French lady TEACH
w ER small Bosrdins scAso. ADDRESS beA No. 81,
Bd.toi, T..
q. AGENTS Notwithstanding NEW,
ZIP. UsEkt l. aud StLABLE just ont; " 20 10 pr
day bcn. made. Al goods unsod retrned F0r S"aogre
No. u Park row Nor-Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

NOR Nr,W-ORLEANS DlEECF.-The first
Il els.s u :. mall .termslap GEobGE WAshiSrroM'
Csr, ~ v eager win leave Pier No @ Y. r., on SATUE-
ny Nov 4, 81 nm The accomnodai ION. oith.
steamer have been ENLARGED aud ccssniiy furnished rs'ass
80 No eiaht re- eiy.d bill. olBdng ns daor O'Clock
on isy o. sailing For freight or rassage apply To-
H. r. CROMWELL. 4 co, No st W.,ts.
tn. FI,YG SHUEY viii follow Nov. -, s,Jp.m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
~ Daily,
for Providence Direct
Tho and splendid steamers

Having Superior Accommodations for fa' Dgera arc
Frish, VII le,ye Pcr No u North River foot OF ROOM
son.street. Daily fSund,ys excepted. at p. N.
tourectin, ~ Providence with tie 2. N. for Boston .
The ELECTRA. Csp,. j. w. NiE viii lesse New'iolk
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. ,> a
The GALATEh. Capt NM JONES, every IUi-sDs''
TIT RSDAY and SATURSAf.
te-Greight taken A. Propeller Rates.
70 The.. steamers Unsurpassed m theu trins.neI-
FOR the comfort snd passengers aud their facilities oi
the transportation o: Freight -. y,,
"a, Pasaigors retiring for the night ,re not Disturbed
TIL they arrive IN Providence ~ hour curry enogea TO Sc
cure On desrcd IN tits nis accommodation us'h '0'
Boston, AR wing in Boston q a;
For mfr nation in regard to Freight sc sppv TO iShAS
ODELL, General Frsi ght gent. Pier No. a. " H. - ~,
For Tcir~, S,srroons or B"rths, Apply 10 w NJ Id
WARDS General Ticket Agent, Pier No u, North kisef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Trsinsl leave
~ fcoi o. CoTllsud,-s'., Tor PsMApsIPHAr a. ana
10 - ni and p and j. midnight ior nALing sa~
W,svryeroy az and 10 q M, 1879 NJ, and II nanSn'-
Military Ticket, receivable IN the h. and ~" r. :"
trains Fox other particulars see bulls st ofhces.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAiLkOAD.
TRAINS for Albany Troy aud sara.cgs Spring. siso oos,.
meeting with the North and Wes, ieave Zoth depe, a.
and IN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
TTDSOY RIVER RAILROAD.-On and

Z atsr NDNDAf, Uc Ut Ira'1 y
follows. connecting at Albany aud Troy with Tsins N"1A
and West: ~. ~ .s.
Express FOR Albany and Troy s;3os m. $50. $780, i'i~
D.
Express Msil, IL NJ.
Peek.kil Tram, 100 m, go m
Pou shkeepsie Train, $3.50 l2:3, fl9 o:p D. Ut
TssTytoHn Train. 3:s5 p.
Sing an. Train. 5:il =. ~. M -,
s through TO Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, via Troy
without change OF car. - -
Te.o4O M Train also has Sleeping Cars sached sros
Thir,ieth.1t.
On Sunasys Train from Thir.iehss. al p M, AID Hon
T.oy a, :i5 .. and 4:i5 p.
Trrouzr Ereigh. risin daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
C,TEAN WTFKLY to LiVERPOOI, touch.

4 TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Assem-. MONTHLY FOR NEWoRLEtsS DIRECT,
LANDIuG PASSENGERS Az HAVANA.
Tie i.,'-csfs side wheel sealsp ALL ~ q hus..'i'
romand,r y m al tson Peg w. North Rive, e. : clock
D. m on WEDNESDAY, Soyeinbcr H.
For ircg hit Passage. @. REDUCED rate splH ~. O.
y. ". ALLEN No. Bor iine Greer
y. B.-The CHAMPION Wlson, Commsn1ef' VIII .oiie"
on Wednesday, November 20
DEGULAR LINE
IL FOR HILTON HEAD AND REtt tokI,'' l.
The iirs'-olsss lion Steamship
ANELNlLLf," Wellington, VI ser,
Viii leave perNo. - as above, o.
TUESDAY, Nov. 70, +. 30 c!ock, p. NJ
-" WHITNEY EtTHEWAN.
No % Sorith-,'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
KAyAoAYA Aug u. istl.

Since closing my letter Of yesterday Il is re-
ported on apparent good authority that Tycoon Inns
formally rcpudated the action Of lis Enyoys to Europe
30 far o. their pledges TO the French Government for
The punishmcni of the Prince Of Nagn,o are concerned
II believed therefore that the combined expedition
Of The Treaty Powers against that Prince viii be ct
once resumed H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH

NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
n pEOOKLYV no PHILADELPHIA.
THROUGH IN HOURS.
rne g., Eaelr.iog Tsts's yose 70, ,i,es asys
steamer ssF aOYr, foot Of Men,agaes, Brooklyn eysry
dy lsasvs excepted 1t II O'Clock g. ms thence 70 or
Ms,h md nv the Rsrtsn and Delaware bay Railroad -
foo, Of Vj,.s Phladephsi returning, leave Nnes TL"
ph ,d.,pbjs every ming n, Sundays etosIed
TsssrI. from The City OF New.YoTk notified MOI %
[ e. ps,sxs by FMS ine the NewJ.rssy hasins
rr,~d 10 the Csracn ard Ambov Monopoly tho etcpsse
n,acrs efcarryns passengers srd iFest between 'os '
! 81 New Y ora and Piisl-p hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER
h ADMINISTRATIONS New.Nork. Jame.sip AMI
i.t yer Ggeenpoft Gas Hsroor Hanptons ts-
For GrrenpoE', hiyrrhead laph.nk, and L'ke
isud ~ a. NJ and s. D. ~ por sp, Babylon. sad Farm
ilgdslr, and $50 and $50 ?. m Fog Syo..s,
- M 40 tstsgos connect Dr Cold sprny
Oyster sy and iilusysn) For Hampstead yaealca aud
Winfield. at sud 1880 and 800, go and 9D ?. m
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 34thss.. Eass
River AZ s30 n Riveheed stopping ~ OF Stations ex'
&c OF Irpstesd and Syose Eycu.,on TcLs for iris trs
al reduced rates. A. REAsOkkR. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
FROM JAPAN.

Another American steamer Fired Upon
Attempt so Poison the Tycoon-s'um'
bling Diplomacy - Official Jobbing -
How Prize Money is esot i'm Japan
Tho ErEepressiblc Prince of N"Eato-
The Ensnrrectionary Movement G"'ns
Force-Yc edo rs "a Legation Residence
The Way We Collect Our Debts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

DEGULAR WEEKLY LINE.
IL SgwYoRk MAIL SIT ANsitip COS,
LINE. OF siDE-WHEEL STEAMERS
Carrying the United states haRic
NEW ORL.EANS-DIRECT
WILL SAN A. PoLLows:
EVENING STAR. Saturday. November l7h
NOR NHG STAR Neson....... Saturday, November sn
SIWO NADIA Jayne. Saturday, December ~
EVENING STAR Bei......... Saturday, December inn'
GUIDING STAR hnapp.... SATURDAY., peceu1er ~ 49,,
~ NO MAZDA JAYNE. .satGidsF' pe''nio" "'~
DAY srAR''''b -, y a,I,,cLocw PM
IRON yrgR NO 10 NORTH EIyER. IND fieraDove
Zoo; of Canal-s' y. y.
PssSACE-Chi.i cabin s'aeroons = ,sio slVV aceoIahg
10 location 81 staicfooll Second ceon, =,'. II Il.
ERFlGilTAlessurrrG goods ~ fclts rer cubic 1901
w,irt goods con: pr ~ dry osrIe' g ss9s STAN
ei5 tns. tb- a. DlNG STAR as time. DAY STAR 2'is
tan. and the sCWU MAZDA li1a tuns Custom House n-ss
Their Pascn-"r ans s,r hol eA'e"es
~ No FciglK resolved BIS Of Lso1i 'sued sileE 1
pyto JAMES 4 RAYNoR, No 10 barcay-''.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- iur 1t Qaeenstown Cork iisfhor);-lhe ~cilsnown
sa,., OF lie Liverpool New Yorx nd Philadelphia s,ssm
.idp Compsny lnmsn Liue carrying t T. heLs sic IN
tended 10 ssil % follows; -, .,
CITY OF MASCHESfEk... .SstnidSS' Row =,
CITY OF LONDpN.......:....... ..'@insdHv, nos' :,
every sgcc-einr sAiUkDA4, a. noon' nom fi@' -
North River $1,000.
Payable in gold. or ito e'iiveleut IN eur 'ncy oo a.
FIRST CABIN. so VoisTEEhAuE ~ ~ :,
Fss1 abn 70 London. ., 10 steeIsse 70 ondo''. ~ ~
Ft,t Cabin 10 Paris. g. ~ Steeusc 20 Psrs.... <9p
First Cabin 90 Hamburg 20 W stsessg- 20 iisuenrs.: " %
Passengers forwarded 10 HAVE. Bsmen, houefish
Antwerp &c, al equally low rstes - A
F.res rom Liverpool Ogcenstovn, let Csbn 49, fSa
sos Se.rage $50 rhoss who wish to Aend iof iee'
f..uds car buy tickets mere At fh,s- rs'rs
nor lr,her fpforrs alton apply a. the Cpnrsrvs oue.'
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, No. - BfosIway, " j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
Ocean Gteawrrs.

|rINHOSE who go TO Sea are exposed to suffer
i fror, CHAPPFD LIPS or HANDS: but iftbey the
" TROPICAL BALsAM," they viii soon get web. See
adye rsement under Z" Medical"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24
Stock Sales Yesterday.

WAsHoE SrocK BoARD.-The following sales wen
made in this Board: Ten feet William Penn at II
10 Branch Mint at IS; 10 do At 81.
VIRGINIA Stock MARKET.-The following sale:
wre ma lie In this Boari: Ten feet Jeweit shepard
Il ST. 10 do at H. 10 do a. 81 10 do at 80 So 10 do III
3 5 DO az 81; do a. 20 81 buyer 30; DO at "a -
az no NJ d, 10 do 81 o., o. ooierEdo Al
! buyer ar . witt Clinton At 4; 25 do at 4; II
J,wtf Shepard at 81 10 do at "a So 10 do ut . 5
rs ID Witt Clinton at Je 10 Silver Vale at -; 2:
u Witt Clinton at 50. IS do at J Santa Ee at y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24

BUSINESS IN THE PATENT OFFIcE-It appears
from u report recently communicated by the
Commissioner Of Patents TO Congress, that more
business was transacted during 1869 than during
any year in the history of the Government ex,
cepting 1859 and 1860 The report states that
6.0lI applications were made during the year.
4I7O patents granted. and 7s7 caveats filed. Con
sidering the disturbed condition Of the country,
and the fac, that no applications whatever could
have come from large portion Of our territory
during that year. this is certainly most extraor'
binary exhibit Of the inventive skill and industry
nfo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24

A SENATOR. Silvierra de Motta, has proposed
in the Brazilian senate that mo foreigner reading
in Brazil should be allowed to hold slaves, and
those actually holding them should be obliged TO
sell them within a certain time" Also, that the
converts and other monastic institutions should
be obliged TO sell their landed properties and
slaves 1t Is becoming every day more evident
that slavery is doomed in Brazil, and that, ere
long, some measure will be taken, having for It's
ultimate object the entire suppression Of the sys-
TEN. The present is the era of emancipation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board,

VIRGINIA, May a. 1904.
VIRGINIA DISTRICT.-Allen, Is bid, 10 asked; Moss,
~ bill ~ asked; Seneca 271s bid; William Penn So
bill, IL asked.
Gotp HILL DISTRICT.-Branch Mint 81 bid, 81
asked; BIltc, 50 bid Eureka, % bid, % Asked Har-
old & Argo. bill, 10 asked; Jewett & Shepard, 81
nd. rs asSeE Keystone, Is asked; Knicker5ocker,
Y asked; MIantanOmah, bid; North American, 90
bill, 90 asked seller j. Nevada, % asked; Overman,
I'D. J asEetE Mont Blanc bid: cDermott, 2 bid;
La Plata Orc. 10 asked; Gentry, asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24
San Francisco Stock Sales.

Sixty feet Ch0llar at go; Uncle Sam at 700; 4
Burning Moscow at IS and ~; lS0 North Potosi a,
~ and 81 So Golden Age at 81 90 10 Nevada al
and s % Adriatic at IL 50 l3; lS0 Uncle Sam.
d., at 30 and 2 2j Wide West at 2 50 and g; >
Lily Bryan at 81 80 AMI 81; 10 Santa Rosa at so II
cha Esmeralia at 4; Is Lord Byron at 8 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24
Tor Sale Chean.

A DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, SIT IA
n uated southwest Of G. A. Harris, and a.
northwest of j. R. Harod's sesidence, on III
Harold street, In the town Of Gold Hill, N T. The
House contains four rooms, one l2xl6 one sxl2 and
two l0Hl0-rents for so per month: price, $50.
Also-HouSe Cabin and Lot on High street. back
of Messrs. Blanchard & Hardys barn: lot fronting
sixty feet on the street, and extending back one
hundred and fifty feet.
street, of the proprietor. JOHN WHITE.
Gold Hill, May II, 1854. myl7 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24

In their report to the Austrian Government.
the Commission appointed to examine gun-cotton
saw: 'From the steel barrel of a rife. 40 rounds
have been fred with cotton cartridges, which
have bit the target 800 yards distant in an unex.
ceptionable manner. After the said number OF
rounds, the barrel was internally as clean and
polished as a mirror
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24
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E,,nr... CoId and SiIyer OIininR Co.,

Empress Gold and silver Mining Co.,
Location, Gold Hil Mining District Storey county,
n. L., utfce No. AZ Montgomery street, San ran
CISCO CalIornn.-AssGssnent No. 3.-Notce Is here
Oy given that at meeting OF tine Board Of Trustees
OF the above named company, hed April AtD, le1t,
an assessment OF Three Dollars per SNARE was uuy
stock OF said company, payable Immediately In u :.
gold coin to the Secretary at his office, or TO H.
Corycl, Superintendent, Virginia City, N T.. any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain un-
paid the 18th day OF May 1854, Will be advertised
is delinquent aud unless payment shall De nlade
before, will be sold on the llth day Of June, 1871, 70
pay the delinquent assessment together with COSTS
OF advertising and expenses Of sale. by order OF
Trustees. may2 nj JOHN 5. DUDLEY, Secy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24

ECHO liOlQ uIu SILVER IllninH CohPHD3
Gold Hill Mining District, NeyaIa TeTltofy.-No-
tce Is hereby given, that ut meeting OF the Tfus-
tees Of saiu company, leid the ltn day o. Dldy,
oOi, aSSessnSnt Of three dollars 1871 per siaTe
was levied upon the capital stock OF sall company,
payable Immediately IN United States gold com 10 the
Secretary, at the office OF the company No. 60 Gay
street. San Francisco. Any STOCK upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on THURSDAY,
June 10TH lS5I, will be advertised on that udy de-
InQuent and unless payment shall be made btl0re,
viii De SoIu ON FRIDAY, July LIST, ls6i, TO pay the
delinquent assesslneiIl, together with costs OF adj
vertiSing and expenses OF sale.
myl6 I'M n. SHlNERICk, Secy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24

A rumseler at Franklin, n. H., was visited not
long since by 200 ladies in procession, who politely
informed him that he must shut mp shop and leave
town, or he would be assisted TO do both. BE
didn't wait for the assistance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24

Office of the knickerbocker Gold and
Silver Mining Lompany.-Notice Is HEREBY gwen
that at meeting OF the Board Of trustees Of SAID
company held on the It'll DAY Of May, le6 aS assess
ment OF Two CS2 Dollars per share was levied upon
each share oil the capital stock OF said company and
the same was made due and payable Immediately TO
the Secretary OF said company in gold COIN at his
office In GOld Ill., storey county, \. 4. By order OF
Trustees. s. a. hELLOGu, secy.
i;niJ iIl Nav o 1854 mAyI2 m