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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-27

MONDAY, the 18th dsy Of March nest, q: the Med
Of .Bs
81 suooesslal 6iddeEs siil be TesaiFsd to remove
'''A - en' ''e g. SUTHERLAND,
feb 2-dBs Meaicsl Purveyar:
RY MsDEvITT & a9NNoLLY, ,AuO.i2neers,
~ Twenty-frst' and streets.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
barge assortment of GOLD and PLATED JEW.
'MhfcHEs.
TnEsb b HDG II oks Bbq' sna sAruRsAY EVE.
GSsnsIs n%sa,s respeotspiis solicited.
Jan % Inn 2lst aad street, Fret Ward
10y GREEN g. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TsTsTEES SAFE Il O. TALEAGLE PROPERTY
i, shall sell. on TUESDAY,, February Ss at4
decree passed in the eupIen1s Court ef the Dis
trict of Columbia, sittiRg equity one tso story
stTeets p MGqs on n s5TeS Ssesn and
CT the late James Holdridse:
cash, the balance in six and twelve months secured
bys deed OF trust on the promised
AZ eonveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
WILLIAM kILG0UR, Trustee and Atterney
GREEN 90 WILLIAMS, Aucts
ALSO,
linn sdately after the above sale, we shall pre-
coed to sell two or more handsome Building Lots.
TeIms; One half cash. BALANCE in six and twelve
An eonvetaucing AID rsvenue stamps at the cost
feb aa-st GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RYJ. O. MEG UIRE CO., Anctionssrs.
., wE EHEeHTo y F sA5E9E STOCKS
account Of the estate of the late Tho mas csrbery"
So e seye G;t thiFt5 note' of $500 each,
H6 shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George
RICHARD LAY.
Executor estate of the late Thos O ,rbery
J. @. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
$3.50 Corporation of Washin gton per cent stock
90 Shares Tafhinsto55 s ssd Georgetown Passen
$4,000 Washing ton aud Georgetown first mortgage
esd DI0H 0 J. q. MCGUIRE CO., Auc...
RY j. @. MCGUIRE a CO.. Aueti0ne6fs
EX TEN SALE OF CHOICE WINES. CT
ADVANCES. w. ~ WYNN
oocE It the ancon Roos ass i SILL at II
Gd Hh eHer may Of to a.
as cases FrsycSe Ciaget snug
ST. Julien and Chatesu Gsssio. sA'
10 do Washington Morton Lsrose,,
8 % Podsns s. Est.pso 's''''''
g Dc &c La douT de BOu1y Champagne, gin;s
20 DO Pure Jnice Port 90 QUARTS
81 do Grown Port
Is do 0lermont sautsrne, pints
casks Yonkers Ale
- half chests super pr Black Tea
2i1a gross Savory Tobacco
boxes Ericsson Navy do
| 20 ,0Gl La EpanoIa Cigars
| la,oO1 De Cabana do
| %, 100 lisa de Cuba
Cherry, Rp.a. Fruit Tonic, Raspberry. Vine
r5The attention of tie trade is called to this
fe24-d j. @. Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctieneers.
BAILEFF's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TIE AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY AT
On THORSDAY. tie ID day of March next, at
% CLOCK a. m. shall sell, in front of Green &
Nilliamss Auction Rooms, by order of distrain
/ Sofas, Chairs Tables. wardrobes. Bedsteads.
Washsta nds and Vases,
| seven Paintings and China Ornaments,
Drugget, Olcloths and Mating,
One very fine Walnut Bookcase.
3,C6O volumes of miscellaneous Books, some very
Terms cash 's'ns Join a. WISE. Bailiff.
| fe ?2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Auots.
DYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO, Auotapsers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
On MONDAY. March 81, at 10 O'Clock, at House
No epnsylyanis syenue, near 18th street over
excellent Furniture, com rrising in part
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OYJ. O. MCGUIRE CO, Auotiapsers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT

PUBLIC SALE.
On MONDAY, March 81, at 10 O'Clock, at House
No ennsylyanis avenue, near 18th street over
Barney Harris Wine Store, we shall sell a lot OF
excellent Furniture, comr rising; in part
Superior Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
Number of Single Iron Bedste ads
Fine Hair and Husk Mattresses
Comforts Blankets. Rolsters and Plliovs
Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Window Shades
Bureaus, Wsshstands, Stoves
Lounge Cane and Wood Seat Chairs
China and Glass Ware & c.. &c
feb * Auctioneers.
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WANTS.,

WANTS,
WANTED-At ;. R. FoLEY,s Coal Oil an
nth st. fishs covered Owe wAao oss. 0s' %sH ~
WANT1p-Tvo MEN @ do farm work. Apply
nth sSeeta avenue between lStS sua
WANTED-A WOMAN, to do the cooking Ola
5s fRI st. f near o0l0F'd prsfsrre fb e. at
~ iron Inquire at No 266 Il street between
18Th and 10Th SITS, north side. fs27-3t
WAETED-A CoLoRED WOMAN. with good
raj raj, he s at No. s25 street, between Sth
WAHTEDIA aos first class 5BUsHELMAN and
H T.aE. Merchant Tailor. ssa Rsap;yl
Of cutting and stns adss snd
esiidrens dresses Apply No. 421 on 9th; be
w as cook, in a restaurant or boarding house
Apply al No 1ss street. between 10th and s7tA.
WANTED-A small GIRL, to take care Of a
w child l6 months old. None need apply only
with the best of recommendations. Apply 205
WANTED--A MAN who understands wool
u Ii HGs asus aesS q IT,
WANTED-By respectable woman, a slTUA-
. sss 4.h Apply at No. 500 street, between 81
A SMALL UNPUBLISHED HOUSE WANTED,
JOS sS
w LINER apd THINNER. Must be very tasty
rsauirsd Xpps, No. IL Market Space, between
ST IS 81 s- St streets: FRANKLIN nroarsor,
w wanted by.T. H. HARVEY. $50 street, be-
tween 10th and 18th streets.
baltimore Sun copy feast
WANTHD.-A furnished ROOM with BOARD,
f w..b fsstss legation desired Ad fsS BOX
WANTND-A WHITE NURSE for an infant
sss ss ss III S
s'esss fuT1shsd or unqr
Answer he1 si Pos. s Once Ff.?a[sa
and Ss t sfs l Of R nsss sias r
sna %ass
GREEN, Third AUDITORS Office. fs2l ST.
WANTED--At the Institutions for the Deaf and
MING R0SM fnars fs Ss1sen a.
the ss Inssi:atiOn Satisfactory required
"A obt.ioing sITUATION TO take in charge
snd and Where ms aRs
hersel1 generally useful Please sdaress imne-
tT fe ss e and 9Th Island Washington D. g.
w An experienced CATERER. to FUR
W nish Meals to Bosrdars in q first class house,
furnished to accommo ste thirty or forty persons
Address &c. G. :" care Post Once Bo< No. 434.
feb 1877
w and to sell the milk. No obeet;on to am m az
REQ man GEO r. GsEEN s ON Rockville Road
ssf sPst s' q iSta
SEWING MACHINES 70 for RE rent '' fsbs Inn
WANFED--By sy young person, ssITuATioN
the linen ros m. Address Boz "a. Star Office. fe9
w AN 500 900 LADIES MosI,
Tho Want the new style c GSn t. STng their
and and FIutine Depot, ss1 street, and set them
Fiuted Prince has two machines made expressly
for Quilting Ladies RnfEes without the ule of gum
fss are the only "8'A"'' here to 'l0A work
WET NURSE WANTED. Apply % Dr. W. P.
No 7sh street. NDee ns sss
apply unless williag to leave the atty for few
months. nov Is
WAETTEDcaon or before Ms9ch 4th. aoHs 81
Sss sssa ,s5s@s'oss given. Address RSfai
ssss s..s ! NJ
at their Buckslin GLOVE Mandatory. 10a High
street 5ey is etsf9rss'0"R D. GSAMsBuRa EBERT.
sss5Ss SJa HksR Bsbs sEp
| DING. and HOUsEFU RNTsHING GOODS Of e7ery
'i.15on Sss1ssn s aoS f. :ia.
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ITO THE LADIES OF GEORGETOWN.
The undersigned beg leave to state that they
have just opened Store Bridge street. No. Sc,
where they will keep a constant supply of the fol.
lowing articles:
Gran es, Pates de foie gras, French ustard.
Lemons, Green Peas, Olive Oil,
Grapes, Green Beans, Assorted French Jellies,
Figs, Green Corn, Guava Jelly,
Ciirons Fresh Tomatoes, Brandy Fruits,
italian Chestnuts Sauces, Sardines,
Prunes, Pickles. Dutch Herrings,
Chocolate Frsneas and variety of other articles.
Observe the address.
GOIDTSNOVEN & CO..
feb2I lwt sc Bridge street
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q j. G. MEG UIRE & CO., Auctioreers.

On WE'VE E56E SgnsR , SALE or osNT0SK.
Az O'Clock, st the Auction Rooms shall sell for
account of the estate of the late Alexander Mo,ri
81 OcO United States $40 Bonds. lold issue.l
fennst 90 5A MaaU AREP: GGoos'q HSeis
~. of feri fseias; on Judgment of condemnation.
Issued Issued from ma the CLERK; Ses of The Supreme
rected viii sell at PUBLIC sale for cash in IF front
Of the court house door said county, on TUES
O'clock ali MaynadisT MasSns Tishs. Tue g.
claim and interest in and to the following de-
Nos and Is feet front on south SIDE of
street, l2o feet deep in Holmsad,s addition to
the Improvements thereon seized and levied mon
as the property of Maynadier Mason, and will be
,,d ts ss sat5 Gtsrk sudcias No. 2S
fe It'd U. s. Marshal D. G.
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
Easa Gsrs'e ciy of fsSr Es 81
hi WI be sed at publ; auction to the highest
TWO HhttssSbs ssb oH Heffe 4 l HORSES.
the cavs horses nave been condemned as unfit for
san. n noso snd farming purposes, many good bar
stsssasd Iii e Rss 4
Terms cash, in United States currency: '
IeO - VOL IN charge first DIVISION q. ID. u o,
RYJ. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
61 a at o RGBpfor gHS
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
March ath and sth eomms9cins at TX clock each
fsGHt &C. and
NAN: well known copnoisseur Of ait. This so col
Lection embraces valuable original pictures by en-
celebrated pictures by the old masters now in the
different galleries of Europe. Among the subjects
Groups and Figures Historical Subjects
Architectural and Street views in different Euro
Game. Fruit, and Flower Pieces.
With great variety Of size and style subject and
worthy the attention of persons Of taste.
The collection will be on free exhibition from
Wednesday morning each day and evening until
feb I'd 10. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
RYW. l.. WALL & co, Auctioneers.
rss1 EAHr REbEs
First Trade Sd Sale to be held Commercial
Buildings John a6a fkr0 FSRR MhaTrkeshOuse Of
South side of Louisiana avenue between 9Th and
On THURSDAY l %6k stsfstsi m.rss %, conn.
% %;rs. F Buhdngs Grocsriss Produce LquOrs
Cigars, dc. EN- braciug N~D"''o'
2c0 cases OF the Villecroy Marquis de Ponchat aud
Mellleur brands of Champagne; warranted
and guaranteed genuine i'm ported
$40 dozen Bottles Cider
leo barrels Alswiyes and Labrador Herring
so barrels Sugar house Syrup
Ieo barrels Flour. stsndard brand
100 barrels Of Prime Pickles, part In halves and
quarters: put up by the well known house of
2s cases Of Roasted and Ground West India Coffee
100 barrels Of Old Bourbon, Gbsons Mountain
Dew, and Parher's Whistles
% barrels Holland Gin
Is, boxss Cboieest Brands Chewing Tobacco
90, 900 OiRsrs, different brands
80 g d Fine-cut Chewing Tobacco. with many
other articles not here enumerated,
All sales and entstions made in this pioneer
eonsignee and EXPIRE ssion Is asked this sale fer
the ability Of the city merchants to sustain 1t.
feNdi WIN. L. WALL & co., Aucts.
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ITOR RENT AND sALE-A LIVERY STABLE,
CARPENTER's SHOP, BLACKSMITH SHOP.
PAINTING and GLAZING SHOP, and for sale
Hacks. Horses. Busgies. Wagons, Carts, Harness,
single and double, and Household Furniture: Call
at my old place Of business, Congress street, Ne.
SO. Georgetown, ID. @.
feb II eo6tH r. Won ESSON-
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Al an

hmm e1ately after the above sale, we shall pre-
coed to sell two more handsome Building Lots
at and near the southeast coraer 4th and streets
west.
Terms Ono half cash; BALANCE in six and twelve
months,
All eonvetsucng AID rsvenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
Deed Given Deed of trust taken
feb 2i-3t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

IT g. mARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of .ri.
~ Of heri fsciss on jud gment OF condem nation
lssasd frsm TIE Clerk & Office OF the Supreme Court
oi ,he District of Columbia, and tome directed,
1 to public sole, for ssh, ct the store of
b bt barr Prentiss, on 9th street, betwsen
6tnnsyivsnia avenue and d street, on THURS
DAY the stu day OF March next, 1856 com m ncink
tells, to Wit, viz; ~"O 'A-'
100 Cigars and
Az gross ef Cut Tobacco,
Sehzed and levied upon ~ tbs goods and ohsttaIs
of John X. Roberts, and will be sold to sstisfy
judicial. No. I.TsH, Supreme Court, In favor of J.
FEB I'd ". II. L AMoN. o. 8. Marshup.c
NTRDIOAL PURvEYOR's OFFICE,
W WASHINGTON. d: c., FEB Is, 1855.
MONDAY. the 18th day of March next, az the Med
ical storekeepers cspot, corner of and 18th
streets. 81 10 O'Clock. q. quantity of con
demned hospital propeIty. consisting of Bsddings.
Soss, Iron Bedstesds Tin Cups, Knives and Forks.
Packing Boxes, Bott,ss, &c, &c.
4, succesSful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within fva4sl lays from the sale Terms
caSa IN 6overnu,e MT funds.
Surgeon u. 8. A.,
fes 2-dlbs Medical Purveyar:
Moi
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DYTHOS, BOWLING. Auctioneer: GEORGETOWN.
TRUSTEES SALE
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &C.. AT AUCTION
By virtue of a deed of assignment from Edward
n Brown dated the 23i of February instant. and
duly recorded among the Land Records OF Wash
inFton County DistTiet Of Columbia, will sell at
March, at 10 O'Clock next, all the stoeK of Mer-
ehandiss now contained in Store No II Bridge
until the entire stock is disposed of. We name in
Participates AID Brown Cotton oottons Flannel. Al
mings and variety Of Fancy Articles.
Terms cash. 8 BROWN, Trustee.
feb 24.5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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may seek to obtain the benefits hereof by
taking the oath prescribed, and who are
in military, naval or civil confinement or
custody, or under bonds to the civil, mill
taiy or naval authorities or agents Of the
United States as prisoners of war, and
persons detained for offenses of any kind,
either before or after conviction.
Thirteenth. All persons who have vol.
unfairly participated in the rebellion. and
the estimated value of whose taxable
property is over twenty thousand dollars.
Fourteenth. All persons who have
lately taken the oath of amnesty pre-
scribed in the Presidents proclamation of
December 9Th, 1868, or the oath of ale
glance to the Government of the United
States since the date of said proclamation,
and who have not thenceforward kept and
maintained the same inviolase; provided,
that special application may be made to
the President for any person belonging to
the excepted classes, and such clemency
will be literally extended as may be con-
sistent with the facts of the case and the
peace and dignity of the United States.
The Secretary of State will establish
such rules and regulations for administer
ing and recording the said amnesty oath
as will insure its benefits to the people,
and guard the Government against frauds.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at Washington, on the 2Sth day
of Nav. A. n. 1865. and of the Independ-
ence Of the United States the seth.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
WIN. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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FOURTEEN EXCUSED.

Andy has fully come up to popular de-
sire. and the general belief as to the re-
tributive justice that should be melted out
to traitors in his Amnesty Proclamation.
Those who have maltreated prisoners Of
war, those who graduated from our Naval
and Military Schools, those who have
broken their osths of loyalty, those who
have committed piracy on the high seas
in the accused name of the Southern
Confederacy-it is pleasing to consem-
plate that these and such as these will
have to adjourn their court to other
premises. At least this. And it would
appear well that they take an early good
morning. As accessories before the fact,
the secesh of these regions and of San
Francisco-heavy mine "bearers-who
contributed TO build and hit out Semmes'
buchsneer boats. may just as prudently
as possible understand their position I'M
der the Proclamation. The "bearers" Of
justice shall be made acquainted with
their aid to rebeldom and their present
wealth and occupation. They shall be
excused from troubling US much longer.
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"a HEALTH TO JEFF. DAVIS"

Many eulogiums have been passed upon
JEFF. If time had stopped the worlds
clock two years ago, the history OF our
race would have closed with more an
,hems TO jeff. on the last page than were
composed for any other mortal man. But
time, instead of stopping, has brought all
things right, or nearly so. in respect to
the rebellion. and especially with regard
TO It's chief instigators and sustainers.
Contrary to many loudly expressed hopes
and Expectations, the arch rebel OF America
has no. a victory to make his name Illus
trious. And his defeat is generally reeog.
rized 10 be q casualty that secures his IN
fanny until period is put to earthly at
fairs. Has defeat lessened the worlds
esteem of kossuth. or partial failure d.
minished the glory Of Garibaldi: \ true
Hero for Freedom loses little Of illustrious
renown by want OF success; so far as his
acts have become known and opportunity
for appreciation has thus been afforded.
But who will pity jeff: Even the sweet
vipers that were wont TO throw kisses al
rebel prisoners, as they passed through
city streets on their way to their "rende-
zous even those lovely specimens OF
femininity would hardly think Of sending
10 JEFF. token of esteem. He is now
the pre-eminent outcast of the earth. On
the day after the election Of Senator Nc
Dougall, in Sacramento, California, It Is
testified by three witnesses that the follow
ing occurrence took place in the bar-room
Of the ST. George Hotel. There were
present, among others, Bolts, Aylette,
Lsspeyre, and James H. Hardy, who was
then Judge of the Sixteenth Judicial Dis
trict:
Question. whether you heard
Judge Hardy give toast there, or sem
timent, having reference to the troubles In
the country:
!iaspsr.-He proposed toast while he
aud some others were standing up a. the
bar. He proposed toast, something in
this form: Here's to the Southern Con-
federacy, and here's TO JEFF. Davis; and
NAV the name of Jefferson Davis live and
be perpesusred in the same light as the
memory of the name of the immortal
Washington"
Odd Mr.. Fianigan say anything
else TO Hardy:
Ale told him that if he drank that
toast, he would make him drink the tum-
bier afterwards.
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Rich COPPER ORE.-We saw an assay
this morning. made BY H. Harris, in Gold
Hill. of some copper ore taken from the
Groupings of the new mines, near Empire
City, Ormsby county, which yielded,
at the rate per ton: In copper, Sl3S 90 !;
in silver, $40 20; in gold, S5 O2-in all
Sl4s 4s per ton. This assay is reliable,
and speaks well for the future develop
ment of these new mines.
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san FRANCISCO DIsPATCn.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The oOtD HILL DAILY Srws

SAN Francisco, June 1912 P. N.
A final decree approving the official
survey OF Los Anamos Ranch, Santa
Clara county, and appeal granted in favor
Jose Marc Saunchez's heirs.
Col. c. L. Taylor has been appointed
Grand Marshal for the Fourth Of July.
Chun Wang, charged with the murder
Of Sum Choy, China woman, was ar.
raigned in the Fifteenth District Court to-
day. C. N. Fox was appointed to defend
him. Prisoner allowed till the 18th to
plead.
Franks counsel this morning moved to
have the second indictment against Frank,
on which he has been twice tried, and the
jury disagreeing each trial, dismissed,
the prosecuting attorney Directing. The
Court took matters under Amusement.
RorenOSn 1Iock Sales.
Chollar, S3O0@295.
Imperial, SHOOTS.
Yellow Jacket, 81 ,3Oo@l 1926.
Belcher, S690@650.
Savage, 81, l50@l, LIS.
Gould & Curry, 81 ,575@l $50.
Empire Mill, S475.
Bullion, Sl20@l30.
Alpha, S825@85O.
Burning Moscow, S50@4S.
Sierra Nevada, SIS.
Uncle Sam, 800.
GREENBAcKs, 77i@763.
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GREESBAcx MARY.-The Mary Ann
Company has its little advertising done in
Virginia. This is all right, so far as we
are concentration the credit of the Mary
Ann is not worth two bits at the News
Office. Wonder when they intend paying
US that balance on our judgment: Green
backs at Fifty cents on the dollar don't
honestly pay a debt.
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A Bitter BIr.-The Enterprise, about a
month ago. got the job for doing the city
prinring-made what zee consider rat
bid; the Aldermen nibbled, and then
swallowed the bait. Throw out sprat
TO catch a gudgeon," Is an old fishing
yarn. The Aldermen "smelt mice "a
small economical rat-and put him on
one-third the former allowance-and the
rat now throws up the job of city printing
the best illustration of "a bitter bit I"
which has come under our eye in an age.
But it serves the "picayune sharpers " of
the EntsrpriIs right. 1t is not the first
time they have broken their agreements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

OBsERvE-Which route do the freights
Gomez And what road is it, that being
heightened proportionately, reduces the
tariff of prices for transporting goods to
Nevada
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THE NEWS.

Our dispatches from the East are to the
50th, and are what we consider bully"
Howell Cobb, and Mallory the late Sec
rotary q the Petticoat Government, have
both been caught. Read the dispatches !!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

GRAND CONCERT To-NIeHT.-The cit
liens of Gold Hill and vicinity, should not
forget that Gottschalk and Miss SiDons
will give one of their elegant Concerts to-
night at the Theatre.
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The business of the Union Pacific Road
from Lawrence to the Missouri State line,
has increased so rapidly since its opening
that the Company has not been able to
keep up a sufficient number Of freight cars
% accommodate it. -..
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And In accordance with the law, AMI an order Of
the Board of Trustees, male on the fourth day Of
NAV lSS 80 many shares OF each parcel of said stock
as NAV he necessary will be sold at the saesrOom OF
Cobb & Sinton, No. 90 Montgomery street. San
Francisco on FRIDAY, the twcnty-thlrd day Of
June 1865 At the hour of Il O'Clock ~ Of said day,
10 nav said delinquent assessment Thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
j, H. SAYRE Secretary,
Once Room No. u Montgomery B.OCk, corner
Montgomery and Washington streets. San Fran
cisco, Californla. iul0td
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STOCK BOARD.

HORACE GREELEY is working in new
field. He contributed love story to a
late number of the Leader.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

The crops this year throughout Pajaro
Valley are excellent. Harvesting has
commenced.
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Canal and Mill Comply.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Truckce Canal and Mill Company will re.
move their place of business from the town Of
Gold Hill, Storey county, TO Virginia City, in
said county, In one month from tho first pu6lca.
ton of this notice. J. II. MILLS. President
Gold Hill, June 10, 1865. julio m