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Z r E E Ell OLD
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1866.

VNHE year is divided into three sessions of four
Il teen weeks each. The Fall Session will com
mence on Wednesday, Sept. 13th and end on
Tuesday, Dec. 18th. Vacation two weeks. The
Winter Session will commence on Wednesday
January 3, 1866, and close on Tuesday, Aprl 10
Vacation two weeks. The Summer Session will
commence on Wednesday, April 25, and end with
the Anniversary, Wednesday, Aug.l /.
ExPENsEs.-For Board, Tuition, Fuel and Lights
$50 per session, Or s240 per year. Lessons IN Mu.
Sic sl4 per session. or $42 per year. Use Of Piano
from 81 to $40. Washing so cents per dozen. Each
pupil furnishes her own towels and table napkins
Payment. $50 in advance, and the balance at the
close of the session.
DAY TUITION, per session.-Primary studies, 81;
Preparat ry, 50; Junior. sl2; Senior, SIS. Use of
books for the classes 81 per session.
No extra charge for Vocal Music in classes or for
Latin. A. RICHARDSON.
August "a, 1866. If
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More Valuable tiiaaa Gold!
DIR. CHA'S F. DESHLER.

G. F. DESHLER, PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON,
d ESPEC TFULLY off rs his professional services
III to the citizens of PERhINEVILLE and vi
Gin
Office and residence Immediately in front of the
Perfineville Post Office.
September 81, 1865. 3m
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WANTED TO RENT,

A GOOD FARM OF 100 OR 15o ACRES,
WITH Good House and Outbuildings on it,
w for a term of years, with ground on it suita-
BILE TO make good Training Course, near Freehold,
or between it and Middetown Point or Red Bank.
Apply to Mr.. DANIEL. H. ELLIS, Freehold or
Mr. JOSEPH b. HOLME5, near Holmdel, Mon.
mouth county, Nj. Oct. z6--4w
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County N. j.. about Que Mile East of the village of
Imlaystown, adjoining lands of James Giberson,
Clarkson Woodward, John DAVIS, Thomas Tunis,
and others,
CONTAINING ABOUT 124 ACRES OF LAID,
about acres in Wood and Timber, and nearly all
Plenty of good Marl the premises easy Of access.
The plot is nearly square, divided into convenient
sized fields, all well fenced with chestnut and ce-
dar. The whole South line of the farm is beauti-
ful never failing stream of water, There is also
another stream rnnning across the northwest cor
ner, which, together with two good Wells at the
buildings, give water ia every field. The improve
ments consist OF
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NOTICE is Hereby Given, that application will
IN be made to the Legislature of New Jersey, at
its next session. for charter to build Turnpike
from William Gravatt's blacksmith shop to James
Rue's corner, on the Sweetman's Lane road.
November l6 1865. 6v
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TESTIMONIALS.

From Prof Mott of New York. and others.
The undersigned have exam iEed DR. Banning's
novel views OH the mechanical pathology of many
affections of the viscera, and believe them to be
highly interesting and worthy the serious attention
of the medical profession.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.,
ALEX. B. WHITING, Nj. D.,
]. KEARNEY ROGERS, M. D.
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! FOR SALE.
THE HOUSE AND LOTS


TlHE residence of the late D. L. F. Schanck,
i deceased, now in the possession Of Mrs Eleanor
Schanck. situate on the East side of Main street,
in the village of Keyport.
The House is of BRICK two stories high. with a
Basement. about rs feet front by 80, with brick
Wood House in the rear and Well of Water, and a
good Barn the rear of the lot. The lot ia 40 foet
by 1870, and is well stocked with choice Fruit and
6hrubbery. The adjoining lot is 60 feet front by
100 deep, aud has also good Barn on the rear
This lot will be sold with the other, if desired,
The above described premises are offered at pri-
vate SALE and if not thus disposed of by the after
Auction, at the Pavilion, in said village.
For further particulars inquire Of Rev G c
ScHANcK tear Marlboro, or of
ftsF Mrs. ELEANOR SCHANCK,
November l6-5w* on the premises.
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From Professor Dickson, of Charleston, G.
February s, lS47.
The principle which DR. Banning has so ingeni-
oasly carried out, seems to nae widely applicable to
large class of cases of suffering and debility in
both sexes:
SAM'L HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D.
fully concur in the above.
JAMES JERVEY, NJ. D.
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e. S. SANITARY COMMISSION
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
ACTON c.. HARTSHORNE,
y L0CAL AGENT, yEA
COU NTY CLERKS FICE,
FREEHOLD, N. j.

TlHE q. S. SANITARY COMMISSION. desiring
i to relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and their families
from the heavy expenses usually paid for the pros
ecution of such claims have established this Agen
cy to collect Pensions, Arrears of Pay. Bounty
and other claims against t he Government withou,
claimants. tfi-4 tiff
On application sent to this Agency. stating the
name aud post office address Of the claimant, the
name, rank company, regiment, service, and State
of the soldier on whose account the claim is made
date of discharge death, the proper blanks will
be filled out far as possible, and forwarded to the
person applying. These can then be executed and
returned to this Office where the claim win be pros
ecuted to final issue in the shortest possible time
July 6, 1865. 6m
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CAUTION.

A I'll persons are hereby forbid Gunn ming on my
N premises, (formerly belonging to A X Combs.
dec'd,) in Manalapan township, under penalty OF
the law. JAMES A PERRlNE.
November 8, 1865. 4w
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
THE Fall Term will open Sept. 18th, and con
i tinue ID weeks. Boys fitted for business OF
college. 9a5Aaat
Terms, $500 per year of AZ weeks, one-third at
the opening of each term.
Special regard will be had to sound morals and
good manners. Our motto Is, First principles ia
miliar, and thorougbpess in everything.
CYRUS BALDWIN, Principal
August II, 1866. 4w
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From Professor Goddard, Philaf elphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Is, 1916.
have examined DR. Bannings instrument for the
relief of weakness requiring support, and have
made practical exneriment of the same, and am
.astonished at the results, and recommend its use
TO the serious consideration of the medical profes
sion. PAUL P GODDARD. NJ D.
November 8, 1865. 3w
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The Great Family Newspaper.
NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
THE
N. YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

Is printed on large double medium sheet, maxi NC
the important Editorials published in The DAILY
TRIBuNE, except those OF merely local interest
also Literary and Scientific Intelligence; Reviews
OF the most interesting and important new Book.
the Letters from our large of correspondents
the lates' news received by Telegraph from Wash.
lngton and all other pa Is of the country: a Sum.
mary OF all important intelligence in this city and
elsewhere; Synopsis of the proceedings of Con.
igress and state Legislature when in session: the
Foreign news received by every steamer; Exclusive
Reports of the Proceedings Of the Farmers CInb
OF the American lnstitute Talks abott Fruit and
other horticultural and Agricultural information
essential to country residents; Stock Financial
Cattle, Dry Goods and General Market Reports
making II, both tor variet, and completeness alto
Relher the most valuable, interesting and nstruc.
live WEEKLY NAwsPAPER published in the wor d
The Full Reports of the American Institute Far
mers' Club. and the various Agricultural Reports
In each number, ,.are richly worth years subscrip
tion.s
Price nveeents. For sale BY Newsmen
Mail subscribers, single copy y'r-52 Nos, 81
MAILS subscribers, clubs OF five. 9
Ten copies, addressed to names of subscribers. II
Tweaty cbpies, addressed to subscribers names "a
Ten copies, to one address. Observation-Disclosures. l6
Twenty copies, t. one address. ess.......... 80
An extra copy will be sent for each club of ten
Terms cash in advance.
Drafts oa NeS York or Post Office orders paw
able to the order of rHs cRfBUaE, being safer are
preferable to any other mode or remi ttance.
address THE rRIBUNE, Nex York.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A meeting of the Stockholders of the Farmers
N Transportation ompany of Keyport, will be
held at the Hotel Of George J Kibbee in Keyport
on MONDAY, the twentieth day of November
1865, at O'Clock, P N, for the purpose of electne
officers and perecting the organization of the Com
pany. All stockholders are requested TO attend.
lSigned] JOSEPH ROSE,
President pro TEN,
[Signedl RuuUs OGDEN, Sec'y pro tenn
Also, by majority OF the Stockholders.
October IS. 1865. 4w
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WEED SEWING MACHINE.

WM. II. SANDERS is also agent for Weed 5
Celebra, ed Sewing Machines. Purchasers will be
fully instructed in the use Of these macbin.s at
their bones, without extra charge.
Freehold, February 2, 1865. Ut
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ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

THE subscriber Administrator of Elizabeth Rue.
1 deceased, will sell sat Public Auction, ut the
Hotel Of Paul NJ. Gravatt, in Clarksburg,
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29rH, 1866,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, a certain
i OF OF Ian
recorded in Book K s, page 3Os. situate in the
township Of Miilstone, Monmouth county, New
Jersey, on the road leading from Perrineyllle to
Clarksburg, adjoining lands of Ezekiel Mount and
John Vaughn, containing about ten acres Among
the improvements is nearly new DWELLING,
with good Cellar, Outbuildings, &c. Also, Fruit
Trees.
Conditions made known at the time and place of
sale, by kH JOSEF q LUTES, Adm'r
October 26, 1865. 5w
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Three Lots of Woodland,

on the hills between the two farms, covered with
good growth of Timber, and underlaid with
BUILDING STONE of good quality.
No. l-Containing acres.
No. 2-Fontaining 8 30l00 acres.
No. 3-Contaning 7l00 acres.
Immediate possession of Wood Lots given.
Sale TO commence punctually at O'Clock, P. NJ,
on Farm No. l, occupied by Lewis Cottrell, Esq.
Attendance and conditions at sale.
GEORGE W. SHINN,
JOSEPH T. SCUDDER,
BENNINGTON f. RANDOLPH,
Executors OF James S. Lawrence, decd
November 2, 1865. 6w
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A TWo-SToRY DWELLING.

lsx24 feet, with Cellar rnder same, and Kitchen
adjoining, l2xl6; Barn 2Sx36, and Cow House ad-
joining l6x60 ieet, with heavy stone wall base
ment under the whole; two story Wagon and
Cow House, 24x2A feet; a large Furnace House, and
other Outbudngs, nearly all new, and in good
repair; two Wells of good Water, and an Orchard
of Is Apple, and number of large Pear Trees, all
in full bearing.
The premises are occupied by Charles C. Parker,
Esq, who will show location &c., to persons calling
on him.
These properties are both convenient to Churches
Schools aud good Mills with good Home Market
for Stock, Grain and other Produce Being situated
about miles South of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad, and but a short distance East of the
proposed Hghtstowp, New Egypt and pemberton
road. chance is offered those desIrous of in
vestlng in this kind of property.
Titles unexceptionable Possession given April
Ist 1866.
Also, Immediately after the sale of the above,
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NOTICE

rs Hereby Given, That an application will be
4 made to the Legislature of New Jersey, at its
next session, for a charter to build Turnpike
Road from Manalapsnville, Monmouth County, to
Hightstown Mercer County.
November 8, 1865. CIV
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A Two,sToEY DWELLING HOUSE,

l6x40 feet, with Cellar; Stable, Wagon and Corn
House, 24x3e large Baln, nearly new, 27x6o feet;
with good stone walled Basement under the whole
Also, small two story Tenant House on one cor.
ner OF the farm. An Apple Orchard of so young
grated trees, in full bearing.
This farm is very desirable property for any one
wishing to locate or invest in good neighborhood.
Persons wishing to view saio property before the
day of sale, will please call Levi. Cottrell, oc-
cupying. the premises.
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geu advertisement S.

NEW BUOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.
TyHE subscriber would inform the public that he
i has taken the Confectionery Store lately occu-
pied by Mrs Clayton, adjoining Shnn & Conover's
store, where he is prepared to manufacture Boots
and Shoes at short notice and at reasonable prices
The subscriber has been in the emp oy OF R HULsR
for three years past. He solicits share of the
public patronage. The best of stock used, and a
good 1t warranted.
Nov l6-6m THEODORE ECKERT.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16

CONTAINING ABOUT 145 ACRES OF LAND,
about 80 acres covered with a coed growth Of
Chestnut and Spanish Oak, and nearly all the bal
ance in good state of cultivation. A fine bed of
Peat on the farm, which has been applied and acts
well on the soil Good Mari ca be had from first
named farm, and other beds not far distant. The
land lays nearly square is well fenced and watered
Fhe improvements consist of
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No. g.

Situated on the westerly border of Milestone
township, Monm luth Couaty, N. j., about one mile
East of No on the North SIDE of the road leading
from the old Yellow Meeting House to Clsrksburg
one mile North OF Josiah DAVIS Grist Mill, adion-
ing laods of William Hendrckson, Clayton Palmer,
SAMUEL Hartshorn and others,
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WM. h. yREDENsURGH, Attorney.
November .16, 1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-02
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, IT HAS BECOME A WELL
w established and commendablc custom OF
the people Of the several States comprising the
Federal Union, once at least during each year, Ia
unite in public thanksgiving and praise to Al.
mighty God for His mercIful kindness, and Hi.
preserving care over us q people,
And whereas. during the present year, our MI.
ton has been sIgnally blessed In It's preservation.
In the ability and faithfulness Of Its Rulers; In the
restoration of Peace throughout its length and
breadth; In the establishment OF universal free
dom In the reward Of honest industry in the
abundant yield Of our agriculture, manufacture
and mines and IN the advancement of all that
leads to greatness, peace and general prosperity
Therefore, In pursuance OF the aforesaid Gus.
tom, and OF tho Proclamation Of Andrew John.
son, President Of tho United States, | do hereby
appoint and proclaim ..... ..
Thursday, the 9th day Of December
Next, az q day on which the people Of Nevada
may and ought TO join with those Of her sister
States In PUBLIC THANKSGIVING 10 our
Common Benefactor.
Lei: that day be observed, throughout the State,
by appropriate exercises in all our Churches; by
social festivities, and everywhere. by manifesta'
tons of profoundcst gratitude. for though. during
the year, we have lost, and continue TO mourn
the death OF our late, beloved President, Abraham
Lincoln. yet, no occasion since our national career
begun, has afforded so great cause 10 acknowl,
edge tho guidance and protection Of our Heavenly
Father rs does the present.
Then, let our hearts we'll up with praise for oil
the good our land enjoys, and our hand appropri.
atcly provide for the destitute, suffering and I'M.
fortunate among US. ~ g..r. ..r r.. ...
(-~) In Witness Whereof. l have hercunto
( L.. S ; set my hand. and caused TO be fixed the
t~~>Great seal Of the State Of Nevada. Done
ut Carson City, this 18th day Of November, 4. u.
1865. HENRY G. BLASDEL,
.A. Governor OF Nevada.
BY the Governors: 1851 .rE.
c. n. EoTEwARE, r
Secretary OF state. tnolstd
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Opiuious OF the Press.

DIR DOHERTY Is n skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statementshe makes
TO his patients he IA sure 20 fulfn. That fact l.
one great cause Of his eminent success in his pro-
f~esslon. II Is fortunate that among the many I'D.
v~ertising physicians there Is one who can be de.
pended n."-Review. .. ...-
DIR DoHERTY'S reputation asa physician
il q sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case
he undertakes. Chronicle.
"DR. p0HERTY has devoted his study more
particularly 10 chronic, specific and secret prae-
iiee. and as such Il now the most successful OF
any ply sIelan in San Francisco. Press.
DIR DOHERTY'S reputation Is second TO no
other physician on the coast in chronic and spe-
cifc practice. Mirror.
"DR. DOHERTY.-Few men In the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf
dence Of the public in their skill and Judgment ~
he has."-Enquirer. Boo .v
"DR DOHERTY ranks rs one OF our most
distinguished physicians, and also one of the most
successful, which is now the criterion by which
the medical practitioner is iudged."-Echo.
DIR D0HERTY enjoys II more extensive
practice than any physician in this S'ai-."-Ex-
press.
Address, W. x. DoHERTY, n. D..
$3.50 3m 10 San Francisco. Cal.
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NOTICE to Lien Holders.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
1 judicial District, County Of storey, State Of
Nev~ada-Francois BreId, plaintiff, W. Francois
Gcnard, Eugene Chomont and B. Fouchcry, Il
firm doing business under tho name md style Of
+. Gennrd g. Co., Observation-Disclosures 10 Lien
HolderL-Sotice Is hereby given, that IN action
has been commenced In said Court, by the above
named plaintiff. against the above named defend.
ants, for tho foreclosure OF q Mechanics Lien,
and the sale Of tho following described properly
In satisfaction thereof:
All that certain property situate on Lot No. :.
Block No. 6. Range C, In the Town Of Gold Hi.
County Of storey, and state Of Nevada, consist.
Ing Of a Quartz Mil, and the engine, boiler and
machinery therein, sheds. fixtures, appliances
and nppurtenances to said mill belonging or IN
any wise appcrtaining, and no much OF the land
upon which the same are situated az NAV be ne.
cessary for the convenient use and occupation Of
the same, said property being In the County Of
Storey and State Of Nevada.
All persons holding or claiming liens on said
premises. under the provisions Of IN Act Of the
late Territory Of Nevada, entitled An Act for
securing Liens TO Mechanics and Others" up.
proved November 2lst, A. DsIs6l. are hereby mo-.
titled to be and appear in said First District
Court. ut the Court Rooms thereof, in Virginia
aforesaid, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of De.
ccmber, A.. u. 1865, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. OF said day,
and then and there to exhibit proof. OF said liens.
.. " FRANCOIS BRED.
BY VIM. w. Bishop. his Attorney.
Virginia, November 81, 1865. no22 3w
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MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.


1NIE BOARD OF SCHOOL. EXAMINERS
L for Storey county will examine candidates for
teaching In this county on the 18th and 18th days
Of December. The examination to be hold at the
office Of the County Superintendent of Schools,
No. 81 South 3 street, Virginia city. The examl'
nation will commence at 10 o'clock Of these days.
All candidates for certificates Of qualifications
win be requhpdl 10 !pasko an examination In the
following branchoa Wiki 80 o. m t0Y "sIE,
o lt. or%thogrnphys Reading, Writing. Mental and
Written Arithmetic, the Elenonts OF Natural Phi.
losophy, Geography, iOhecI Teaching and Gram
mar. 1850 ....lg 90 .-.-.I ,, 90
2d. Applicants for positions to teach in Gram.
mar and mixed schools, Will be required to pass
m examination IN the following branches In IRd.
dItIon 10 the above, viz: History of the United
States, Physiology, Hygiene Chemistry and Book
keeping t.H- L!uog u..i arnt1 .g.r.
Virginia Grammar School, will be required to
pass an examination in tho following branches.
viz: Algebra, Geometry, Natural History. and
Astronomy.
In the Gold Hill mixed school, Algebra and
Natural History will be required TO be taught, In
addition to the studies enumerated In classes ] and
9, MS above. " uN ..'.'. ..
The Board Of Examiners will be governed by
the following rules, adopted April 3, 1855, by the
State Board of Examiners for the government Of
the County Boards Of Examiners: .-..
lat. II shall BIO the duty of the County Boards
Of Examiners In each county, after they are regu.
larly organized by the selection Of q Chairman
and Secretary, TO hold such meetings M may he
required 10 examine all persons who may apply
for certificates Of qualifications to teach1in the
Public Schools. The timc and place for such
meetings 10 10 fixed by vote, or by call of the.
Chairman Of the Board and previously pub
lished. '." 'a 10 Nn!%alu'- .-.-l'.-- q
.2d. 1t shall be The duty Of each Of these Boards
to conduct all examinations In q fair and impartial
manner. and to test thoroughly the knowledge OF
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Constnble's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
out OF the Justices Court OF Gold Hill. Sto.
rcy county, State Of Nevada, attcSted by W. y.
Hall, J. p, TO me directed and delivered, fer
the satisfaction Of Judgment in said Court rcn.
dered on the 18th day Of November. 1865, In fl.
vor Of J. V. A. Lansing, and against Victor La.
motto. for eel 0s. and go Is costs aud accruIng
COSTS, have. this Goth day of November, 4. d.
1905, levied OH and taken In execution all the
right. title, claim and interest Of said Judgment
debtor, Victor Lamo;tc. In and to the following
described property, tO.wit: ---..
The portion Of the lot known on the official
map of the Town OF Gold Hill as Lot 3. Block ,.
Range T., said lot fronting on Bennett street, and
running back to Union street, bounded on the
east by a lot owned by Mr.. Bennct. on the west
by dwelling house occupied by ". Lamottc, ON
which Is O house occupied by the Crown Point
Company, and used 6san Office for said COMPANY,
said building being about l6 feet by Is feet
Notice Is hereby given. that VIII expose for
sale, TO the highest bidder for Y. s. gold coin. tho
said property, or 30 much thereof ms will Iatis.y
raid Judgment and COSTS, In front Of the Justice,
office, In Gold Hill, Storey county, State OF Ne.
vada, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of December,
4. d. 1865, between the hours OF u o'clock ~. and
. o'clock =. ". w. II. BEGAN.
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
w Gold Hill, November 20, 1865, -.H noel I'd
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BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
nolOm II. BURLINGTON, Sec'y,
Cold Hill TunneIiur Gold md Sill

UoId Hill IunuoIIuR VOIu uuu BIIs
yer Mining Company-Location, Gold Hill Min.
Ing District, Storey county, Nevada.-Notice Ia
hereby given, that ut a meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of said company, held on the 3lst day
of October, 1865, m assessment (No. g. Of seven.
ty.iive cents per share was levied upon the cHpi.
tai stock Of said Company, payable Immediately
In United States gold and silver coin, 10 the Sec.
rotary, r. Wcgcner, AIS Montgomery street, san
Francisco, or to the Superintendent, +. Chapel
leb Gold Hill. Any stock, upon which said rs.
sessment shall remain unpaid on Tuesday, the
5th day Of December, 1865, will DO advertised on
that day as delinquent, md unless payment shall
DO made before, will be sold on Saturday, the 23d
dry Of December, 1865, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale. BY order Of the Board Of
Trustees. X. wEGENER, Sec'y,
AIS Montgomery street,
nos m San Francisco, Cal.
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FOR SALE.
THE MACHINERY

lCoNs1sT1NG OF 1grWENTY.FIvE horse.
" power ENGINE. q BOILER, forty inches
in diameter and 10 feet long. two friction Reels.
a six.inch Mining Pump, with pipe, bob and
pump.gearing /: also, the frame Of the hosting
works, with, sheayeS, etc., all in good working
order. The above machinery will be sold cheap,
and can be seen at work on the claim. a.
Fss For further particulars, app y TO -
moo ROBERT APPLE.
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PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS
II co by Boat at ! P. ~, will take the Cars Mt
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. NJ, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change to Stages at
Single Springs. For Bonner Lake Route, at
Colfax Station arriving In Virginia, by both
Crossing the Mountains by Daylight