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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11
Notice

PLATT KETCHAM, Secretary.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

MassiIlon Gold and Silver Mining
Company-At u meeting OF the Trustees OF the
M;rssillon Gold and Silver Mining Company, held
this day, an assessment mo ~ OF one dollar per
share was duly levied and made payable TO the Sec
retary, at his Office, opposite Odd Fellows Hall
Gold Hill. A. J. GUILD,
March 80 1864. Secretary.
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ContiucntaI Gold aud silver Min

ing Company.-NOiicc is hereby given, that a,
murting of the Board of Trustees Of the above
Company, held this day, an assessment of Fifty
Cents was duly levied on the capital stock, payn.
bei the Secretary Immediately.
GEO. w. TURNEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill March II 1851 marl7 I'm
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V. LEMERY, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March IL. "a. mhI5 M
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A. Fl. BARKER
NJ MORGENTHAUr
GEO. T. GRIMES,
San Francisco, March I'D. 1864. msftd
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Jeyveit &; Shepard G. and q. M. Co.
Notcc-An assessment no. 4) Of SO per share was
this day levied, payable to the Secretary imme.
diaely in L. s. gold coin. By order Of the Board
Of Trustees. D. X. KORN, Secretary.
Gold Hill " T. March 81 1864 apl m
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Sister Helen Gold and Silver Min
ing Company-Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the above
named Com pany, held at the Office of the Secre-
tary March 10Th. 1864 assessment (No. p of twen-
ty-ive cents was duly levied on each and every
share of the capital stock of said company. paya-
BILE to the Secretary. at his Office, i'll Eesey's
Hotel. ii. NJ BARNES, Sec'y.
Gold Hill March ol '6I uh2l In
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Kuickerbocker q. g. y. NJ. CO.-NOtice
is hereby given that at Il meeting of the Trustees
held this day, an assessment OF two (2l dollars
per share was levied on the capital stock of the
company, PAYABLE to the Secretary Immediately.
GEO. W. TURNEY, Secretary.
April & 1864. np5-lm
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Omcc of the Caledonia Tunnel and

Omcc of the Caledonia Tunnel and
Mining Company, No 10 Government House. San
| Francisco, March 18th, '6i.-Notice is hereby
| given TO the stockholders Of the Caledonia Tun-
mel and Mining Company, Gold Hill District. Ne
vada Territory that there was this day duly levied
an assessment of three dollars per share upon
each and every share of the capital stock of said
COMPANY and payable Immediately, in United
! g. over Post Office, Virginia, n. T., or the Secrc-
| tary. ct San Francisco.
| liy order OF the Board of Trustees.
| mh2l M j. " BUFFINGTON, Sec'y.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Mount Eden Mining Company :

Challenge Mining Company, Amer-
lean Flat--An assessment Of twenty five cents per
share this day levied on each and every share Of
the capital stock Of the above named company is
payable Immediately to tho Secretary. BY order
of the Board OF Trustees,
JOHN WHITE, Secretary
Gold Hill Anril 1 1861 nD4 m
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-15

here along with most thinkers and writer's the subject
insists that s naas Of gold and susr inhers in hs
amount Of LABOR Teqaired to produce TO duplicate
them, and that all substitute alternative media Of
change less valuable according to the feasb
y and certainty Of their conversion into actual specified
values. : - esB t1H
Ths laws OF ths universe utterly refuse to be subord
mated to the acts Congress product which has cost
thousand days labor win not be exchanged for held Of
equal value with something that may be picked up in two
hours by the side of almost any country road Legsa
on may impair the value OF gold, by obstructng its
change for other products values it cannot make
catoadof paving sones the actual enduring equivalent
of cartload Of wheat of wool in any region where
paving stones are superabundant.
"Are pottering the B C's of Finances Ger
ainy; but how avoid it when statesmen and financial
authorities have not yet mastered these? With
great respect for the abilities of Mr. Stevens say that
act of Congress declaring paper dollar the equivalent
of gold dollar is transparent and mschievous absurdty
1t may be such equivalent; if it is 1t needs statute to
bolster it, but will take ample of itself bank dollar
surely redeemRbe in coin at bank counter brokers'
Office is dollar practically and benefcenty Any paper
dollar is worth less according to the facility and
readiness wherewth it may be converted and the cash
which declares nothing to be thing forbds
to down HILL may be potent for incidental mischief but
never achieve its declared end.
Let consider the Of miner who has spent the
year 1864 prospecting and devng among the gens of the
Rocky Mountains, and has thereby accumulated twenty
pounds troy of virgin gold equal to four thousand
dollars in coin. BY what right to what purpose shall
Congress forbid his exchanging this product of his labor
for many greenbacks or their equivalent in land food
and clohing implements and farm stock these green
backs will buy in open market3"
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THE A b C's OF FINANCE"

The bill introduced in the House Of Represen-
tatives by Mr.. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, the dis
tinguished chairman Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means, for the purpose of declaring by
act Of Congress that dollar note issued by the
Government is Of equal value for all purposes as
gold and silver coins of like denomination, and
that contract made payable in coin may be pay
able in legal-tender United States notes, and that
no difference in sale or value shall be allowed be-
tween them, has found still les, favor with the
public press than in Congress. The speedy tabling
of the bill has no where excited either surprise or
regret the only surprise regret being that fifty
members of body supposed to represent the aver
age intelligence of the American people could be
found to vote against such disposition Of the Chi
merical project
The New York Tribune, in commenting on the
bill of the chairman Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means in the House, INDUCES in the following
sensible reflections, which to show that in the
estimation Of that journal the United States are
not exempted from the scope of the financial laws
which apply to all other nations under the sun II
says:
"The fundamental error Of Mr. Steyens's, a. OF al
Kindred financial nosrums implies that the value Of go
and silver s created by awthst Of silver buy
| bushel of wheat less, because Government
have agreed to make gold and silver legal tender for th
payment Il debts. Tho opposite school, whereto We ad
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THE BLOCKADE AND BRITISH OFFICERS

The London Army and Navy Gazette saysi In oonse
sasDcs of the recent capture By Federal cruiser of
distinguished officer Of her Msjestys navy, while in com.
Snspd Of bocksderunner Mr.. Seward addressed repre-
senstons through Lord Lyons to her Msesys Govern.
ept which have led to stringent order on the subject
The Admiralty have caused it to be notified to the officers
engaged the exciting and frequently profitable pursuit
Of commerce by bockaderunnng that they cannot cOup-
tepapce such an employment Of their vacant hours. Al
though all the officers referred to hsfpsy il
usnly most upbeeomps for them, long they drew
even hslfpay to engage In acts which subjected them to
cain, aud penalties at the hands Of the authorities Of
friendly State while they we're at the same time treating
with contempt the Queens proclamation OF neutrality
which, binding oil good subjects, had especial claims to
oAssrvanee from officers in her MsjestyE pay"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-15

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR 1868.
statement of the receipts aud expenditures estimated
aud actual for the year ending June 80, 1863 will show
how this balance the Treasury aud the increase
Of the public debt during the year, viz:
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THE DEFICIENCY.

If Congress should adopt the for increasing
the internal early day the Secretary believes
$4,000 O0e which being deducted there would remain
to be provided 1892 ,37i,IsS.
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This estimate like all others OF similar character was
necessarily based past experience with regard
pended balances aud upon estimates from the different
departments which, time Of war; must be liable to
great uncertainty Additional Information enables me TO
the probable expenditures with approach TO
accuracy corrected by including much Of the actual
balance of former appropriations is liable to be used
during the year. those made at the last session of Congress-
the additional UNITS called for to meet probable def
cences and reducing the balance Of unerpended appro
praons st the end of the year. from amounts expended
during the Rrst quarter would necessary The est.
mate ia as follows viz;
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EXPEaDTTUREs.

The statement may be more intellgibe in another FORM
as folows:,
Actual expenditures for the fiscal 1866 0S7
Deduct receipts from ordinary sources aud bal
from preceding year 265 76l
vice of the year. 5s9 ~ go
The amount derived from loans specifically
Rtats d, is as follows
Evewepty bonds, oct Feb 2s lss7....... 3ar55 2ss
deemed. ...............-........ s70242l
Six per cent bonds, July IL, 1861. 80 565 s75
Tenioity bonds, act March 3, ls6i...... 1887 900
1863. Observation-Disclosures. 42IH7H
United States notes. February 25 ls62 1860 S2l
One year per notsr act ch 1868 600
Two year i've notes. March 1863 800
notes. l5oCOOoO
redeemed 4Oss75s
Whole amount t;-........-.....---..... s73O6i2,4lO
OF which amount there applied TO repay
Of public debt. 1889 $50
Winch deducted, IT leaves applicable 10 expen-
ditures Observation-Disclosures. 6Is,Il48S4
Deduct balance July l. 1854 lsSi2,55s
Balance applied The service OF the 1893 27 326
NATIONAL DEHr.
The public debt stated by my predecessor in his report
of December 10, 1863, was 098, ,7931s
To this amount should he added amounts
paid into the Treasury previous to July
/, 1868, for which evidences of debt were
subsequently issued d..--. 23782 423
Amount of debt July l, 1868. 63...--..-. l2257 GOA
Add amount of loans applied to actual ex
penditures as above and balance in the
Treasury July I, Observation-Disclosures. 6lSll4,854
Ii gives the amour. of public debt July l.
1864 --..----..----.-.--.- l74o,69O ,489
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RECEIPTS FROM MISCELLANEOUS SOURCE
FINANcIAL OPERATIONS ABROAD.

FINANCIAL OPERATE Ioas ABROAD
The item Of premium gold shipped from San Fran
cisco TO London may also require furthsr explanation
In March, 1858 1t became necessary TO transmit
siderable amount of funds London for pecal purpose
for which appropriation had been made BY Congress
end it thought advisable deposit certain amount
of our securities with eminent London banker agsDt
which bids might be drawn. Five twenty bonds to the
amount Of ten millions accordingly placed IN the
hands Of two distinguished citizens to VIII care the
negotistion committed, The negotiation failed aud
the ten millions returned to the Treasury aud dis
posed Of II thought advsable that the amount Of
four millions should remain and that exchange should be
drawn against 1t and the bonds disposed Of abroad if
favorable market should be found 1t appears, however
that very nearly this amount of suo 10 in Of the
FIVE hundred and eleven millions authorized by exciting
loans $5l0756 300 having been disposed Of 1t is at
least questionable whether By this clause power is
ferred to dispose Of amount beyond that fixed by exist
iUg laws Additional legislation may that doubt
should Congress think it advisable, otherwise they may be
cancelled. Exchange having been drawn it became
cessay to provide funds to the bills at maturity,
which accomplished By shipments Of gold from Cali
fOrnis.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES OF TaE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR.
The expenditures for the current fiscal year est.
mated in the last report Of the Secretary follows vz
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Total OF expenditures, actual ard estimated 79 1876
These estimates include all unexpendsd appropriations
from former years, and there may be deducted
bable unexpended balance at the close Of the year
$3.50 900 000 leaving the total amouot, actual and es
mated, for the current year, 1915 729 So Dsductns
the receipts from the total of expenditures actual and
timated, there will remain S5l2,374 ,i68.
THE DEFICIENCY.
If Congress should adopt the measures for increasing
the internal at early day. the Secretary believes
there may be added TO the receipts from that cource
$50 900 00t which being deducted there would remain
to be provided $492 2,S74,ltS.
THE PUBLIC DEBT
The public debt matured and maturing durog the year.
s before stated $l63 353 800 From this may be de-
Quoted likely to be provided for by certificates of
indebtedness, $75 600 600 Add this 1888 353 320)
to the baancs provided for the expenditures of tho
year, 1882 lSS. and makes ths whole amount
to be provided IRON loans $57O 727 506 But as this
would include much OF the existing public debt would
bs redeemed exceeding certificates issued within the year.
VIZ. $s9 353 $780, this sam Is to be ddncted from the
amount to be ubained by loans $57027 sos showing
the probable increase otbe public debt durnq the year to
be 1852 374 lSS WHICH, added to 740 $50 49, would
make the public debt July l. 1855, 81 223 054 677
gess provide for additional revenue should the in
from ordinary fall short Of the esE1ate
| submitted.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
Any estimate which may be made Of the prob l5ls re.
ceiots and expenditures for the i.c, year me-
srily liable to sill greater uIceftiiuty This
mark applies mors particularly TO expenditures, for whle
existing laws renain unchanged the of revenue
may be calculated with reasonable certainly 10 inposs
bic TO anticipate what the exigencies of may require
On the hand this nay call for Increased effort and on
other it may be confidently hoped that srug
gle lis teTnInaton, and that consequently the est
submitted Will prove lar bryond the If
!esr While any doubt remains, however it would b
safe any other basis Of calculation than pre-
dcsted upon tue existing stste Of affairs
The receipts for the year ending June 50, 1885,
timated as foiIoWs,
Evening star., 1864-12-29
DIED..

Departed this condition for the Ultimate Life
after many years of great aifii iiction on the lStb
IN slant Mrs. NAOMI H00TEEt in the 82d year of
her age.
dwelling of Mr. Henry Barron, No. Al llth street
north az 10 m. She died as she lived, in the
certain assurance of the love of God Her chill
dren feel that they have lost the truest Of others
go passed away q mother dear,
Whose love fer none else can know,
Whose life seemed only spent in care.
To have US in all good to go.
Her children, in her early days,
She 1abored hard from youth to rear,
But Heaven blessed her in her wayg,
Nor left the widow want or fear.
And row rejeicngly she wears,
The crown of all her former toll,
A glorious end TO pain and tears,
In heaven rich with a mothers spoil.
She's gone-but in our hearts she'll live,
AS Ion z as mem'ry holds its place; 4
No other love such pleasure give,
No one SO dear in form or face. -
On the 97th instant, WILLIAM THOMAS, infant
son of. James and Emma Baird, aged days.
Let little Children come unto me AM for bid the
not, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
Evening star., 1864-12-29
kY GREEN ( WILLIAMS, Aucsione 'rs.
REAL EsrATk SALE IN uNIoNTt ,wN:

NEAL ESrATk SALE IN UNIoNTC '"s1
by virtue Of q deed of trust from Edw Sa Ea, va,
ana wife to me, dated December Tl io's %
SEQ. one OF NE land records Of Washington S.
~. ana DistrIet st columbia, will sell, byl "o.,s
"WEDNESDAY, S the 18Th day OF January. 1888, all
town, said county-and District, and described on
the ground plsn Of said Uniontewp as Lots nn, u.
the south side of Jackson street, st4 from tn,
southeast corner formed By the Intersection of
said Jackson street and Pierce strset. ruauine
thence eastwardlT ~ feet, thence at right angles
southwardly l30 feet thence ct right angles west
wardly ~ feet thence ct right angles northwsFsly
$50 feet to the place of beginning. rhe said Lots
362 6S and 364 being contiguous are thus described
one lot.)
Terms cash. The purchaser TO pay for STAMPS
and Conveying; and il the terms of sale are MT
complied with within five days after sale the prop
.rty to be resold at the risk Of the first
Fifty dollars to be dep sited in the hands of the
auctioneefs immed ately after the property is bid
off. NJ. THOMPSON. Trustee.
de T-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Eucts
Evening star., 1864-12-29
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

~ATTENTION. yIGILANT.-Thers will be
U8 meeting Of tbs the visilaps s,d Fire Company IN,
nortsnt for every member to be present. as it is
Intended to settle vi the affairs OF the COMPANY
BY order: President. oec 2s.H
lib SON. President Of Columbian College, will
ec@mence his course of six Lset1Ie1 D % S, The
Gsorsetown. on next MONDAY EVENING, JAM
uary2 1855. e,.,, en-
oan he had At M e. W. Orme's grocery store Mr..
Crspdaii's bookstore. Bridge street; and at Mrs:
Kirklands bookstore. High street. Gsorgetown; sh
Remick, VIM. Laird, Committee on Lectures.
de B At
Evening star., 1864-12-29
MARRIED.,

sRfs el Nj az in sPofT " f5e key Mr.
ly of Carlisle, Pa, to ARIANA third daughter of
Henry n. III eDning, of this city.
Carlisle papers please copy
On the 27th inst, by the aev. Mr.. Ryan, Mr., W.
J. EDMONDSON to Miss MARY e. JONES, all of
this city.
baltimore papers please copy.I
On the 9th of December. by the Rev Father
Mccarthy, Mr. GEORGE G.. DU BANT to Miss
LIE HARLEY, both of Washing gtOn, d. c.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

AUCTION SALE this evening, at : O'Clock, of
splendid stock of photograph albums, gift
books, cutlery, silver-plated ware, gold aud
silver watches, gold and silver pencil cases,
jewelry, foreign sea shells, stationery and
fancy goods, at W. B. Lewis's Auction Room,
3O7 Pennsylvania avenue. Sale will be con-
tinue very evening, at same hour, until the
wholeUtock shall be sold. 1t
Evening star., 1864-12-29
1UpRRMu COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
NOIuMRIA. No. 50 GQuitY

4. the matter Of the estate Of the tdts ynia ksep
seyssaI cree itors, are hereby otifed that The
s0th December instant, st my eMcs. IN sne Oity
sbau bS virtue Of an order Of said court, state An
account OF the debts due BY said julia Keep st the
the fund provided for the paynent Of the same.
and of any surpins Of auch fund. The creditors
fnre SAD dsy and they and the parties intsre sssd
viii Be pleased to attend at the time snd M place
na ned. t -ffrlt vs. nspSts.
Dc L. e0sA sE@ sas Au"'"t' q
Evening star., 1864-12-29

DISEASES OF TIP NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYSTEMs-new and reliable treatment
in Reports of the Howard Acknowledgements by
Address D. J skillin Houghton, Howard Asso-
citation, No 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. dec % -6m
Evening star., 1864-12-29

COMPLIMENTARY FEsTIyAL.-The pnniIs NJ
Prof L. g. Marini propose to give him a com
pilmentary testimonial ball at Temperance
Hail, on Tuesday evening. January Sd, and
" piSn, from tne preparations now being m ade
by the active managers, must be great suc-
cess; frof Marini is most accomplished
leacner, advancing his pupils with wonderful
fapidlty, and instructing them carefully in the
very best methods; and this testimonial ball is
rendered by them In recognition OF his inyaI.
uable services
Evening star., 1864-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LADIES In want of new and beautiful styles o
Sets of Jewelry, should call at the Dollar Jewelr
Store, No. 43s Pa. ave-, near AZ St dec %. ST.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

CONE ON THIS MORNING new and beautiful
styles of Iewelry and silver plated tea spoons,
cups, bells, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i3s
Pa. ay,, near X st. dec27-lw*
Evening star., 1864-12-29

DRAFT MRRTING.-The citizens Of the Fourth
Ward will hold a meeting at the City Hall, on
Friday evening, 10 make corrections in the
enrolment list of the ward, and to adopt
measu to prevent another draft
Evening star., 1864-12-29

CHOW CASES IoR sAkE.-Just recei. <sd eight
y elegant COUNTER SHQw OAsEs on tks bssi
o.. sic "a street. Ihros doors saaN Of Odd Pei.
1oWe' HaA iy&@8
Evening star., 1864-12-29
TITO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON.

The Assessors of the different Ward will meet sf
the following places from 10 o'clock m. to 8
O'Clock p. m. from the 18th to the Slst December
inclusive, to correct and register the names Of
those omitted from the printed poll lists:
First Ward-Thomas BonOhue, 22d street. be-
tween II ard streets
Second Ward-Geo. ". Harkness. 81 street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets
Third Ward-William B. Downing, L street, be-
twetn 7th and 9Th streets.
Fourth Wsrd-Thos. w. Burch, 5th street, De-
Fifth Ward-B F. Dyer. No. GIL New Jersey av-
enue. a.
Sixth Wsrd-Chas K. Nelson, 1913 street south.
between 9Th and 7th streets. 49,.
Seventh Ward-John II. Bird, No. 5i7, corner 9th
and u streets south de -dt3l
Evening star., 1864-12-29
AUCTION SA>L&.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO MORROW
RY TH0s. BOWLING, Auctioneer; c. 'orsetown.

RI THos. BOWLING, Auetioneer; c., '0rsst0vn
VALuAELE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
op 5HSkspsf .fTsksp6s. "a SsyopsoN Pss 18th. n
Getoes Gots M viii sell in front Of the premises
street ard ses on The ana
sna fs5%sss snS S b. 5s.s s.a g.
Ts,%s: One third cash; balance in 8. I. and Is
months, Secured bya deed of trust 60 the prem
All conveyancing and stamps st the cost Of the
de d0ssfl00 rios. i5s DoRnfSa RsftfsHa Auo.
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO.. Auetioneer.,
iEf on sAb r ZEN a1ss aNb bseThse 81 sT
and ssE
one of the land records Of Washing gton County. D.
is sh Hn .ss M
o,sG0cA ,sG n two story frame Boxlns Alley stu
@ vest @ With sss
The Lease has four .c from the sIs Of
b. b. hssas Fl Ten Of feet q inches on
alley Rent o TO
terly, in advance.
Cenveyancing and stamps at purcha,er cost.
deadt, st ,srnEmsaEh maEIIIRnI TALIT Va Trustee. as.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auetionesrs.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND EFFEors AT
On FRIDAY MdRNfsG GhStts fass bsd so.h a. 10 o'clock
at residences No. AS 18th street, between New
York avenue and street north, We shall sell al
the furniture and effects. com prising-
HAIR cloth covered Sofas. Rockers and Parlor
Marble top Tables, whatnot
Cane and wood seat Chairs Lounge
Carpets, Oil Cloth. Window Shades
Looking glasses Clock, Vases
Cottage Chamber Suites
air and Husk Mattresses
Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
Chamber Stoves, Toilet Sets
Dining Table, Crockery and Glassware
Cooking Stoves. Kitchen utensils, 6c.
deN.d JAS. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auct's
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. yEwELRY,
PHOTOGRAPHS. ALBUMS. FINE POCKET
CUTLERY, PEARL AND SHE'LL HANDLES,
TOYS. FANCY ORNAMENTS, HOBBY HORSES
AND BASKETS AT AUCTION.
Commencing on TUESDAY 1VENING st7o'clk
p. M, and continuing every evening this week,
until the whole stock is disposed Of.
Persons in want of such goods will do well TO
attend the sale it is the largest stock OF such
goods ever offered at auction in this city.
Ladies wishing to avoid the crowd can purchase
at private sale during the day at auction prices.
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