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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-12

Prohibits special legislation in regard 10 cor
porations except for municipal purposes, pu!
allows corporations to be formed under general
laws. Property of corporations 10 subject 10 taA'
alton like that of individuals. Corporators IN
corporations formed under che laws Of the State
shall not be individually liable for the debts or
liabilities of such corporations. No bank notes or
paper of any kind can be allowed TO circulate az
money except the Federal currency and tne notes
of banks authorized under the laws OF Congress
GeneraIl laws must be passed for the
of cities and towns and restricting lne Po" w.,
Of taxation, assessment oTrrS" rrsdi sScept for
procuring supplies of water. The State pro-
hibited from loaninE or giving money or Its CRED
H. or subscribinR to the stock OF any corporation
or assocIation, except for educational or cnaIita
bls nurposes, Counties, cities, towns ana otner
r,unJsjnal eorp0rationI are prohibited from be-
cornG .tockholders or loaning their credit in aid
IN sny company, corporation or association, Tex.
cent railroad companies, corporations or associa.
: Tbs material changes in this Article from the
old Constitution are, permitting The circulation OF
the notes OF banks authorized under the laws o.
Congress, emitting the proviso which authorized
the State TO iSsue bonds not exceeding S3,OO0.0OO
In aid Of the Pacific Railroad, and authorizing
counties cities and towns TO loan their credit in
aid Of railroad enterprises.
ARTICLE Ix-FIsAEcE AND STATE DEBT.
The fiscal year commences January LIST In each
wear, Taxes must be levied each year sufficient
to pay the annual expenses Of that year, and also
the deficit, II any, for the year preceding 10
enable the State TO do q cash business from tne
start, the Btate may contract debts TO an smount
not exceedlne oSc0,000 under careful Restrictions,
or to . greater amount, If neceSSary TO pro''ue
The only material change from the old CoIsae
tuition d emitting the section which pronioiso
issuing Of scrip or othereyidense Of ~
unless there were money In the State treasury "
pay the same 49,
Section L The Legislature shall provoe " . ard
for uniform and equal rate q a; ssssIRsIops as
.Ssil sscnre Inst valuation for taxation OF al
o ,~ real per,onal. and pOssessory except
nsss mining claim: .nd S ZIG Pt sSSeptlns
! - may be exempted byi aW dor
SHnidpsf 1dueshmAf, literary, Sssatmc' rene'
- = elIasits, llHRssRessI, Tsrv |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-12

Newcastle Coal Companv. n.
OFFICE OF, THE NEWOASTIE GOAL
y Company, No. go South G street, nearly
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Orders for Coal
ieil az The once will be promptly attended 10. II
nojO IT, ifgs.93J @. SW AIN Sacro4arv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-12

Total receipts: pa Il
.. ... NJ. K0RN, Town Treasurer
Gold Hill, Nevada. Dec. 10, 1854.
; No reportof the Treasurer having been made for
thu sst QUARTER Of the fiscal year ending June 1865
as matter Of public interest have deemed It ad.
yisabIe 10 rubbish his report entire for the present
4G deIe anu GEO. ". AYLEsWoRTH, President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-12
Wines and Liquors.

Wines and Liquors.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from THE
w Bay, new and choice stock Of Foreign and
b q re 90 n Tow iKO1M IG0fHKRs.
God Hn, Jnno ", l10t. 81 aiiro ION u JILL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-12
500 Reward!

HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
~ me snerin OF Storey county for the aDpreheti.
c cSn s9a ae9SefE OF REBEN prisoner who es
S e. nad on when be escaped grey flannel shirt,
~, eoat ena grey psntss about 50 year, Of age,
incheS' S,ns ~ ~ SrSsen Ensllsh hisht feet
Sei III 'A1' y 'ai ia.aa j ~ o5S s5sHsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
THURSDAY, Dec. 2l-P. II.
Gold closed at l46f.


Government stocks are steady and in moderat
demand. The 7.3O notes which pay over 8 per cen
upon present prices are steadily passing into TIN
hands of investers In Railroad mortgages, STATE
bonds and Bank shares little doing The hard
some dividends declared by the city banks, payable
ct New Years, makes them very firm. The lnterea
In the share market has centered in Erie Common
which has sold as high as 96i, and closes at 95i @96
There is large short interest in this stock, and
something like @ corner is attempted. The
advance has already stimulated the conver.
sion Of bonds, and any further rise will
enable tho Company not only to convert
Its bonds but TO sell more stock for contraction.
At the Second Board prices were lower and con-
siderable Erie Common was bought in under the
yule, but the price was not advanced in conse-
.uence Michigan Southern was lower and sold at
~. Cleveland rnd Pittsburgh sold down TO 81
The reduced price does not attract outGido opera
tols, and the mark0s remains wholly under control
Of professional specuators The last prices were as
follows Ohio Csitilcates %! a2Si; Carton, 45l
s45i Cumberland Coal, 1904; Quicksilver, 49,
c42a; Mariposa, "a ais; Aiariposa Pref, 1890;
~. Y Central, 95iG95s; Ere, 95i 996; Hudson
River, 1881 al iOs.; Reading iQ5i0i06; Michigan
Central 1854 QliO; Michigan southcrn, 7i.975;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81; Rock leland, lO7 a
lGl; North Western, IS. 035i; Schuydn Coal,
HaH1.
The share market, at any advance from present
ntes will come more unfavornbly in competition
With 7.3Os, and be damaged by them. from the fact
shs, in addition to paying larger interest, they
have the merit Of pcnnanence wanting il most
saiiwf shares. During the Rebellion, it was
popular idea that local property was more valuable
thsn theNatonal debt, On the ground that the
Rebellion u'ght not be suppressed. The Rebellion
has been crushed, and all the local property,
% much valed from its supposed security, has
been pledged beyond redemption TO the pay
nent of tn, Federal obligations, which
have been mad. secure beyond all question |
ahe expenses Of the Government swelcd for a |
tiIae the earnings OF railway property, and high
prices were paid, based upon earnings supposed to
Do permanent. Their traffic is now upon isne
6Ownwart, turn, and at no distant day the
quotations " 1860 and 1862 may DO expected to
prevail again.
The secretaryof the Treasury is on the way 10
kss. .YoIk, 10 Ten Elm until Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
Orean 8teamds
OyyIos o. WELLS, Flao Co.,
EwfoRxAKD CALICO HIA Expe eBa ANrrcrANas

Oyuos OF WELLS, FIao Co.,
h"''"HA And SAIsoEHn ExPeKa ANr.xcrAxaR
o,u,nnrno NO o. BRoApwAyI I'Ew.Yoxk
SHlPPERS of FREIGHT tothe PACIFIC
OCOAST will please take notice thu ham, har .rnnl
FREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC 1iI ifkSMsEfp Efpes Co.
eon Nsva1, Washington Teritory. h. as I.s' GO
srq Amer:' and and we,, ', sc Coast South Assra
Office. dock foot Of Canslst. '"~"~'" "''s"
Steamers will sail lst llth and 2lss each month, thss,
dates falling on Sunday. on preceding SSnf~sy '' -
No slow freight received on day OF ssiS,
Freight must btdevered on dock footoe c,r.a.
Bills Of iadimg will be issned at No. "a Brssdws,
Our usual package express viii be bv sa.h -
viii close at 10 a on saiing day. -
Our letter bags will close at l1a. m ra.t.r
For convenience OF up town customer l.,,., h.. ~
be kept at the metropolitan Hotel and on liz lock 100,
Canalst ~ ~
Our ranked envelopes VIII be on sale at N. o.. q, h
Hotel aud d. at our Offices No. % Broadway and Ls.
dock.
All letters fent through be in Government .uv,l
ores.
Sight Exchange on San Francisco for sle
Teegraphic transfers Of money made V all popt. rachel
by the wires on West Coast
California Coupons bought Of best rstss.
WELLS. lApGO Co
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
STATE AID BOsps.
Interest Al the rate OF
SEVEN PEN CENT. PER ASSUh

PAYABLE Semi. Annually
GUARANTEED A.D PAD DY The
STATE OF CALlPUENIA
The Bonds are secured by mortgage on lG0 miles OF
road rou Sacramento 90 the California Staie Line,
forming part Of the great Pacific Railroad Route,
adopted and aided by the Cnhed States Government.
They are further 81 cured by Sinking FHAd OF s@ VvJ IN
gold per auhu reserved from the eaTnngs O! the road
and pe0ged for them redemption. They are first class
security every respect aud limited amount VIII De
offered uYun terms which lender them very attr active
and desirable investueIt For further particulars In
cuue at ouI office, Nof5 Nsssaust
FISK HATCH, Bankers
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
Rcccirts NJ Produce,

Dee 2l.-ll,T. tbls Flour III bb!s Whisky, ~
psgs Petroleum. ll6 pkes. Lard, l,'s0 pkss Butter
2S pkgs. Ashes, 10 psss. Oll Cake.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
finentiG!.

NFw YoRK Dec. 10 lef3
TINTED STATES TREAoURi-lNl f.h-
L FST DEPARTMENT. .-Pa1,ies holding Thirty tJll or
more Couos Of the scveta L. : Government Loans, 'ron
which the interest is ana payable January p.hmo
ave 90 hand them in this Office with schedule CT
sny tine previous 10 The 24h ins' - -, T.,
Holders compy yng with the aocve Request VII haye thrf
coupons exsnind and ciecas vn for t, tie Stb IN
slant ser cock p Bank schetne- WIZ be inInsh.i
upon application a. ~ Coupon Interest d. plrimeni
fl. II. VAN DYCh. Assistant Treasurer, U. D
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

Shoulders l5al5ic for Hams and l56l6ic FOR Bellies
in bulk the latter for very light Bacon is dull and
nominal; Dressed Hogs are better We quote at 1914
iIc for City Lard Is in better demand, and frmeri
saes Of $50 pkss. at l7dl7tc. for No l7tas!c. Tor
do last evening, lO00 tcs seller February, at lie.
BUTTER is only in moderate demand, but prices are
without material change We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
sEcpETsRY's Oygrcg,

SEcPRTiRYs OYFfcg,
CLEVELAND Asn tITTsBuRGH Y. r. Co,
CIEyzLAsD Ohio Nov 49, 1865.
rVIUE DIRECTORS of this Company have
4 THIS DAY declareda DIVIDEND Of FOUR PEk
CFNr ont the earning, Of the Company for the present
wear payabe free Of Government tar on the lOth o January
eIt 10 III the Stockholders registered the evening of the
th of ct which time the transfer books eote, 10
open oil the 81 oi Janu.ry. . ,,.n, s.
|ryNHE NATIONAL BANK OF TIE COM
4 MONWEALTH will pay DIVIDEND OF FIVE PEH
CENT free of tax to its Stockholder.on on M0NhAt w; oth
day Of JarnaIy next. oEOhOn ELLIS, 'A'n'ei'
New-Y ORA. Dec. ia 1873.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
Derti5irD

NITROUS OXIDE, or LAUGHING GAS
is usually inhaled fron small bag into which tho i'm
air .srbonc acid from the lungs rned 10 be
again Inhaled ard hs repeated until the contents Of
the bag nearly absorbed and nto the yste the face
often presenting vd appearance. aud ia. big being
used for an unlimited number of prrsous making an opera
ton from which all should n-tiDctivciy shrink.
Dr. HOlTS ANAEsrHETlC NITROUS OXIDE pas
been administered by him for years from large receiver, oy
apparatus contracted that the impure air ron tDe iun
the receiver but thrown of into the smo:
phre, enabling the patient 10 initiate the lungs every oea
with pure, fresh avoiding the risk Of contamination sn
insurng pleasant aud successful results all operation. nei
p-Tiomad BY Dr. n. In pcrson. who often cItrscs 10 10
ts.h ,nge operation without the tnowltdse OF tns pa
ti-pt Office No. e18 broadway, near Eishternth-st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
THsrn NArssAs BAzK, No. 40 BROADWAY, I
rTyHE BOARD Of DiRECT0RS Of f this '

FINHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this Bank
Il hKve this day declared SENi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Of FIVE PER CENT and the Government tar PAYABLE on
tho I'd OF January Transfer books will be closed
oember 26 to January 1866. J. II. STOUT, Cashier.
TyHE INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS
i OF MERCHANTS, CLERKS AND OTHERS, No. $40
Roadway has by its Trustees declared dividend free from
oyerunent tax deposits entitled thereto tor the SIX
months ending December 81 1865 OF IS and no,
rs,an, 500 at the rate SIX PER CENT per snnum aud
an snms al The rate Of FIVE PER CENT per ennum
oavabe or credited to depos,ors and after MONDAY
January Is 1866 and not drawn emitted 10 Interest IfV
lat january the same prrncinsl. - "
Andrew WARNER, Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

New-York and Havre Steamship Company
Stock purchased, and for sale, by
ARInUR LoyroloyE, No. IS Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" and FRANCE The NewYork ard iiayre steanssy
Company first cass mail Il sn.nps AEAGO and FCLIuN
eyrg bern tiofough.v rented. will easr Pier No. NS
River for iiavre, ealing at Falmouth as follows;
ARAGO .......tRsRy A. GADsn Es......Noy p, lseN
FULTON...JAsPs A. Wor-oS. Dee y, l6a
ARAUO .......HESRS A. OApsDgN......Jan. q, led
FULION...JAsgs 4. WOrroS......Feh ~ 100
ARAGO ....HsSRY A. G.pspES.....M II. lsSs
FULION....IAass A. WoTToS. H. is>
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN GOLD. -
First cabin .........sl3 ~ lSreond cstin......sN
Through tickets - LontoD...... IS extra
An experienced SnTgcou on bOagd. a.,
The company will not be rsponibe for specie or rnnsoy
un-ss bill. Of lsdne having the vao eXpressed Ge nsns'
therefor
For further information, apply TO
ISAAC BELL president
No broadway. Newton.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

FL
TIE sales are email at saiiic for Crude. and 65do'
for Refined in bond.
RlCE-The demand is light. and We have no sales TO
report. ,.-,o..
| SUGARS-Raw Sugars have been trife more 'ac.
tive, but the market remains heoyy aud nominal at
about lII6IIc for fair good Refnng sales Of 800
bids Porto Rico at lfc. 50 hhds Cuba, rnt ri u,
abcut 100 hhds Denerara private terms, and ~
bxs Havana Mt lfc -
| SEEDS-The inquiry for Clo7er Seed IS light at lei
a l3c.. and small lots choice a., l3aD l4c iimoth,
Seed il selling slowly AZ 81 25Q 81 Rough Flax Seed
is n shade rmCr; sales o 80 bn'Gt - 9Oas3 % per
bush Caeutta Liuseed du at SJ 55a 81 " in Bos'
ton. and 90 GJ here
TEAS-A moderate j1biinr Inquiry prevails, ana
prices are steady ri fp-r cT figures
/ TALLOW-The market j. firv active snd shade
rmrr; gales 81 10000 ID ut l30lJ.c. Tor WESTERN
and l4al4ic for City.
! WHIsHY-The market is duh and unsettled; sales
et a. 81 for State and 81 % for Western
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

n " Nm
w hn.;u.s. already vel ,sAtli.hei and highly icreiiye
bn, vbicb nv - id u nore csrta would be ,Teney in
rr.set II p.lerr.i interest in IN" ouaines' "a oe
snd. Aruy AZ 10. 80 ParAfow. Room no. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

Al aENaNIED-OOcd BCSiNEoo MbN, WIN
w ,ron 100 20 500 capital, to introduce an artce
IN great enont ros urge Asens can travel or locate
ihev p,sse No 10. Bfoslw@y, NevfoTk Aoom NO. 20 a.
{. Colby.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

nNLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANci
NEW LINE or FiEsrCIAoS NAIL s1EAAshul
BETWEEN NEwYORK AND HAvRE, CALLING ~
BpEsT.
Thr frs, splendid vessel, TIL, favore rouss 10; ~
Continent she following
WASHINGTON ......J aoi iuns.......9O bore povea
LAFAYEITE........3.20 20. tuns. .....s ehorse posek
EUROPE ............3 20 ...so0horse poweS
NAPOLEON lii......................,vo , ,vo horse po~s
ST. Authenticated .fbpidiHzl. zl..........Ore& 2o"t
PERKiRE...........Bc c.idinsJ J.........trest powsA
WILLIE DE- PARIS. (budinsl l.......... Great pes,>
DEPARTURES FROM NEW.YOkR.
Pier No. 20 " River.
EUROPE. A. Duchesne. fht ia I........Jts.
WASHINGTON. VI. Surnout. FRIDAY.
ClrTvisg caiy Cabia Passenger.
PRICE Of PASSAGE, ~ GOLD.
FIRST CABrs, Slo5 skcoyD CAciy 50
Including table-wine FOR either class.
Passengers intending g. ln a; Brest vii BE- furnished hes
with railroad coupon-ikes aud their baegag. cheeteau
Pss Sddiona charge Of - er nrss sne 81 ss sssca1
class.
Medical attendance fre. of charge
kor further inc .oras;ion spply 10
GEO MACKENZIE. Agent
Removed from No TO NJ. IS Bcosissy
tWiR l5rt DEE. 70 QFee' No. 50 BroSrrts
Al Paris ~ bouicvri Dee tspucines tGIsnd Hotslt
A. havre. WM. lSELlN co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
CTEAMER, with a SALOON, for SALE

10 CHFAPA sdc-yheel S;eerner shree years DID, 10 sooa
order "a fee, ons Ooo beam 3ioot Lod aTais ot sIs,
| 10 pcbos: Cv.njor 10 by ~ inches Apply % JA.Es
| sNODGRhsS On fier 40. 20 North River oE j. l. MAN
| TIN No. % S0utl-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
CO fcbom II man Concern.

+ SARAH MECAIL1, whose maiden name
4 ss $40 r. native of birmingham England VIII call
o. JOHN TLASAotN No. 81 tiirarfaye, Philad4 pAis
she will h- q; something to her advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
RYw. L. WALL & GO, Aactioneers.

By virtne of the decree OF che Supreme Court %
the District of Columbia in equity sitting, bearing
said Court depending, in which Catherine scanlin
is complainant and Michael McGinnis and others
offer for sale. at public auction. in front of the
premises, on TUESDAY. the oath day of January,
Three t3) in oabob's Subdivision of Square num-
bered six hundred and seventy seven t671) Of the
msnts thereon: consisting Of two Frame Houses.
between North Capitol and list street east"
Terms of sale :; 0ne-third cash: the residue in
two equal installments of six and nine (6sand 81
months: the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, satisfactorily indorFed, and
to be retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid.
All conveysncios and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. LLOYD. Trustee.
ian s 3taw2wdds w. J.. WALL & Co Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
New 1tyles Superb Stock of Ovsrcoats, Dress.
rr9ck, and Waking Coats, Pa1taloons: Vests.
We now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men 8
and Boys, Ready made Clothing, which, fer ele:
faithfulle Iof manufacture, has not been sur
passed By any stock heretofore offered in this
Those in search Of Clothing for Gentlenen's and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will find
the right article en- the most reasonable terms.
Also. an extensive assortment of Gentlemen's
sary for q complete outfit.
NOAH WALKER CO., ass Pa av,
oc 1nSmr Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
CLOSING SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
TkRMs oAsH-sALE PEREMPToRY.

TERNS CASH-SAkE PEREMPTORH.
J. c. Mcguire co. will sell, at Public Auc-
ton, at their Auction Rooms. corner PennsyI.
on SATURDAY, the 2ist January 1865, at ii o'clk,
a m. oil the re naming stock from the Factories
of Richard nesland & Co., consisting of
go Nests flour Stoves In each nest) KINGS
LANDS PATENT and PORTABLE ARMY
STOVES with pi pc and all apparatus complete,
$50 SETS kfNGsH IL IbH sspIPsHTEHr PORTABLE
HOSPITAL HEATER AND VENTILATOR,
with pipes, drums and all apparatus com plste
boxed ready for transports ion. THESE stoves
we're TINS year supplied to the Government at
i SHEET IRON OVEN, built expressly for army
usei size about feet by 8 wide: feet high
Entirely of the heaviest sheet iron,
and all apparatus complete; very desirabls for
SHEET IRON OVEN, (new-about 3 feet
by 8, and feet highD all apparatus COM
The attendance of Government officers, SAM
tary and Relief Society officers. Suffers. aud all
others interested is particularly desired a. this i'm
portant sale of property, which cost $50 09o to
cent. lower than at present yates.
The owners being en- ga gsd in other business eau
not devote the requisite attention to their interest
here, and have directed the sale to ba final, and
withe ut reserve.
All of these stoves were designed and construct
ed expressly for Army and Camp use. great
many are now in use by the Government. and have
tthe sanction and approval of those best e tied
to Judge of their merit.
They are compactly cased, in perfect order,
and SO lightly constructed that they can be trans;
ported at trihiug expense, to any camp OK field
hospital.
Terms cash.
jan sd &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

ENOCH ARDEN; illustrated: Woodcliff; By
Of cur Boat Heroes. Golden Leaves from the
American Poets; John Godfreys Fortunes; By
Bayard TAYLOR. Marsaret's Secret and its Success
Dora Darling. the Dsu ghter, Of the Regiment.
Rosa Mystics; by Marie Jossphine. Lyra Ansii:
Sacred Literature. Correlation and Conservation
OF Forces; BY Grove, Farsdy. Lisbig and others.
deN FkANCk TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

ORPHANS COURT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
John p. Tuition, executor Of Thomas Risgles, de-
ceased, the exscator aforessia has, with the
ington county Aforesaid, appointed SATUR.
DAY, the 18th day Of January: 1865, for the final
Of said deceased and of the assets in hand, far
IS the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
of said deceased titled to attend lat the Or
phans' Court of Washington County aforesaid,)
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by law Be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased estate: provided copy Of this
der be published once q week fer three weeks in
the Evening Star, previous to the said 18th day Of
Fest: z. @. ROBBINS.
ja7.laUSw Register of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

SALES REAL EsTATR.-Jas. O.. Mcclure
81 Co, made tie following sales yesterday -
Lot on X street between 10th and 18th streets,
TO Jas l.. Turton, at g. cents per foot
Small brick house and lot on lst street west,
between G and IL streets, to S. '. Noyes, for
$3.50
Lot on G. street, between LIST street west and
North Capitol street, to Michael Shea, ct Ii cts.
per foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aussioneers.

pYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Austioneers.
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFEoTS OF DE.
CEASED OFFICER.
On SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 24th, at IL
o'clock at the Ag cton- Rooms. we shall sell the
Personal Effects ora deceased officer of the army,
comprising
quantity of wsaring Apparel.
Travelling Trunks excellent Revolver,
Toilet Case of tortoise shell and brass,
Leather Toilet EeI, with Furniture.
Cigar Case. StddS, Spurs, &C., &c.
Terms cash.
ian I'D 10. MCGUIRE & 90. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
pYJ. @. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctionsers.

THREE ZINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH I
STREET. BETWEEN 21ST AND 22D STS.
( On MONDAY AFTERNOON. January 10th at
O'Clock the premises, we shall Sell, Lot No Is,
in Square n. fronting 50 feet inches on north L
street: between 2lst and 22d streets, divided into
three building lots. each having front of IL feet
inches, and running back to a wd5 public alley.
Title perfect and sale peremptory.
Terms 0he- half cash; remainder n six months.
with interest, secured by deed CT trust on the
premises
Conveyanees and stamps ct the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
ia l0.d j. Z. McG UlRE &c CO., Aucts.
NJ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY AFTERNOON, January 2lth, Same
hour and place.
IAN I'D j. G. McGUISE& CO., Aucts.
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L. S. COURT OF CLAIMS. January 17.-New
England Mississippi Land Company VS.. The
United States. The argument OF this cause
was continued by MIR. Gillet for the claimant,
and the case submitted.
Joseph Il. Curtis VS.. The United states. The
argument of this cause was opened by Mr.
LYON for the claimant. Adjourned.i