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The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
CASCO GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER
MINING COMPANY.
Meadow Lake District, Nevada County.

OTICE.-There is delinquent upon the fol-
~ lowing described stock, on account OF assess
ment levied September 29th, 1865, the several
amounts set opposite the names Cf the respective
shareholders, as follows:
No. Ger. No. Shares. Amt.
Mrs. Sarah A. Doyle 5 81 Sl55
Stanley Frost. none issued 81 80
and in accordance with the law and an or.
der of the Board OF Trustees, made on the 10Th
day OF September 1865, so many shares Of each
parcel OF said stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the Office of the Company. in the town of
Yankee Jim's. Placer county, California. on the
18th day Of November. 1865. at II O'Clock noon
of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. S. NJ. JAMISON. Sec
Office Main street, Yankee Jim s.
November 4th. 1865 -2w
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NOTICE..

no all whom ii may concern: Whereas, the
L South east quarter of section 80, Township
l3 Moth, Range East, Mt. Diablo base and me
ridian, has been by the aniGavis of val ions per
sons. filed in the District Land Office OF the Uni
ted States at Marysvillc, State Of California. be-
ing the Office for the district within which said
lands are situated. declared to contain mineral
and to he more valuable for mining than agricul-
tural purposes, by reason whereof said land has
hitherto been withheld from pre- empon and
sale, now the undersigned gives notice that be
will on Monday the 4th day of December, 1863
at ! o'clock. A. NJ, make application to the Reg
lister or Receiver Of the United States Land Or
fee at Marysulle. and adduce evidence to prove
that said land to wit: The South east quarter
OF Section 30 Township l3 North, Range east
Mt. DablO base and meridian, is more valuable
for agricultural than mining pNrposcs and on
such proof apply for permission to file a pre-
emption claim to said land, unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there shown
JAMES MONAHAN.
October q, lS65-6w
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
Patented LAND FOR SALE,

A NY person who desires a good Ranch of 100
n acres of land, situated in Placer county. on
Pleasant Grove Creek can have the same cheap
for cash, by applying at the Placer Herald Office.
1t embraces the East half OF the South west quar-
ter and the South east quarter OF the North west
quarter, and the North west quarter OF the South
east quarter. all in Section 80, Township l. n.
r. East. There is an excellent well OF water
upon the place house, stable. corral, and fine
body Of timber worth itself the price Of the
ranch. The ranch is now occupied by Capt. Jno.
Bristow. Auburn, Nov. 1lth. 1865. If
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02

BoRAx.-About two hundred tons Of borax
has been shipped from the mine in this
county during the present season, and the
prospects for large yield during the winter
are better than ever before. The company
at present employ fifty hands, aud are taking
out from three to five tons per day. Those
who are posted consider the mine inexhaus
tbe, and increasing in value every year it is
worked. Clear Lake Journal.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02

SACRAMENTO STREETS TO BE LIGHrEp.-
The Sacramento Union says:
We mention with pleasure the fact that
the Board OF Trustees have met the general
wish Of the citizens by making arrangements
for Lighting the more prominent streets of
the city.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
VALUABLE RANCHO FOR SALE,

THE subscriber offers for sale his Ranch at
l. Todd's Valley, consisting of one hundred and
sixty acres Of land, enclosed, an orchard, Vine
yard of
SIX THOUSAND BEARING VINES,
two framed dwellings, barn and every necessa-
ry clubhouse, sheds, &C.. together with farming
utensils. Terms very moderate.
f. WALTON TODD.
Sept. 16, 1865 5-3m Auburn
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
AMERICAN HOTEL.
AUBURN, CALI,
SAMUEL G.. MORRIS, Proprietor
General Stage Office.

N':;;f THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REFIT-
.gl.l ted the American Hotel in a superior style
NJ feels confident that his experience will enable
him to render entire satisfaction to all who may
become his guests.
The Americanis eligibly situated on the Plaza
and has the advantage of being fire proof build
ing; and the Parlors a Bed rooms are pleasant
and well furnished, and will always be toun-
neat and clean
TIL Il IA LIE.
will be supplied with the best that can be pro-
cured for the comfort of those who may become
his patrons, and
THE BAR,
will always be furnished with superior liquors
and cigars
S. G. MORRIS.
Nov. l, 1865.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
-7'--7
SUMMONS.

NNHE People OF the State of California. to
Il U. JUMP: You are hereby summoned to
appear before me- at my Office in Lincoln Placer
county on Monday, the 23d day OF October, a. d.,
1919, AT clock. p. M. TO answer the comp laint
oil FIXED. hartford, wherein he prays judg
ment against you for the sum Of $lS2 SO. and
interest on the same amounting to Sl75 so in
an action ON certain Promissory Note, drawn
by you in favor OF 4. Philips. and duly transfer
red to Fred Hartford, bearing date October 10TH
1861, and payable one day after date bearing
TWO per cent. interest per month from date, aud
take notice. if you fail so to appear and answer.
Plilnth Will take jndgme as aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Octo
Der, a. d. 1865. II. w. STARR,
~ Justice of the Peace, Tp No. 10.
so Ct.
RS.
Summons having been returued not served in
the above case and it appearing TO my satistlc-
ton, from the affidavit of Fred Hartford, the
Plaintiff in the case. that there is good cause of
action IN said cause against the Defendant. to-wit:
on certain promissory note drawn and executed
by the said Defendant in favor of Theodore Phil
ips, and duly transferred to Fred. Hartford. for
the sum OF SlS253. said note bearing interest at
the rate OF two per cent. per month since the
18th day OF October, a. d.. 1861 interest amount
ing to $1,000. and ii further appearing that the
Defendant, U. Jump. is a nonresident of the
State OF California aud is resident of the Ter
rltory OF Idaho. it is hereby ordered that service
OF said summons be made by publication. and that
the same be published in the PLACER HERALD, Il
newspaper published in the town of Auburn. and
most likely 10 give notice TO the Defendant. for
the space of three months. and the Constable
maxim g service of this summons shall also depos
IT a copy of said summons in the Post Office ad-
dressed to the said G. Jump and directed to his
supposed place of residence. Said summons so
served by publication aforesaid shall he re-
turnabe to me, at my office in Lincoln. Placer
county. on Wednesday. the 9th day Of February,
a. q .,lS66. at 10 o clock. Il. m, when said cause
will be called for trial. H. w. STARR
Justice Of the Peace, TIP. No. 10.
October Odd lS65-3m
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SUMMONS.
The People of the State of California, to PERI
Clark

The People of the State of California, to Perry
Clark.
YOU are hereby summoned to appear before
L me. at my office in Lincoln, Placer county, on
Tuesday, the 9th day oil September "A. d. 1868. at
10 O'Clock. A. NJ. to answer the complaint of j. Il.
Hamilton wherein he prays jud dgment against you
Tor the sum OF seventy-on dollars and ninety
cents in an action on Il certain promissory note
or Que bill drawn by you for the sum of S63 90,
interest on the same IS 80, as will more fully ap-
pear by reference to the note on file in my Office;
and take notice if you fail to appear and answer
palnilf will take luc gment as aforesaid. Given
under my hand, this 2nd day of Sept, A. d;
1865.
II W. STARR,
j. Z. Township No. 10.
Summons having been returned not served in
the above case, and 1t appearing TO my satstac-
ton from the affidavit OF the plaintiff }. T. Ham
lton, that there is good cause OF action against
said defendant in said case. to wit: on Il certain
promisory note drawn and executed by the suid
defendant in favor OF the plaintiff for the sum OF
S63 90, and interest on the same OF SS 80, max
ing the sum of S7l 80, payable in gold and sill
yer coin Of the United States. And it further ap-
pearng that the defendant. Perry Clark is not a
resident of the State of California, and that he is
a resident Of Idaho Territory ii is hereby ordcr-
ed that service OF said summons he made by pub
LEGATION. and that the same be published in the
Placer Herald or the space of three months. II
newspaper as most likely TO give notice to de-
tcndant The constable making vice Of this
Summons shall also deposit copy OF said sum
mons in the post Office addressed 10 the said Perry
Clark, and directed TO him at his place OF resi-
dence Said summons served by publication
as aforesaid shall be returnabe to at my Office
in Lincoln. Placer county. on Saturday the 23rd
day of December AID. 1868 at 2 o'clock NJ. when
and where said cause will he called for trial.
ii. W. STARR,
Sept. l6,1S65-3m. j p. TIP. No. 10.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02


The Santa Cruz Sentinel says that during
the late storm, two young whales 10 or ~
feet long were washed ashore there; that a
barn near the landing WAS blown down; that
$4,000 worth Of the Sequel wharf was wash,
ed away; and that hair cloth sofa supposed
10 be from wreck was washed ashore. The
waves rolled mountain high, and hundreds
of persons visited the beach to enjoy the
scene.
The deaths in San Francisco for the week
ending November 25tb, as recorded by the
Health officers, numbered So, being 8 less
than the previous week. 33 of the number
were males, and ! 5 females; % deaths were
of children under 5 years of age, and were
still born. Among the chief causes Of death
were consumption ID, diplheria and con-
vulsion 5.
FIvE-TwENTY BoNDs.-The 5 20 Conver-
sion Bonds are issued from the Treasury De-
partmeut AS rapidly as they can be prin ted
million day of the denomination of
$1,000 are now delivered. Those for $500
and 500 will be ready in very few days
Registered bonds for $500 will be issued ac-
cordng to the request Of the subscribers.
1t is understood that Secretary McCuIloch
will recommend Congress to substitute tax
on sales for the income tax.
The effects of the storm in Monterey Bay.
was TO throw up large quantities of sea ami
mails, some Of them Of The most singular de
scription.
The wool crop of Tehams county this
year aggregates 100000 pounds.
During the late storm, sea waves advanced
further landwards in Monterey, Santa Cruz
and Palaro than ever before known.
The San Jose Mercury of November 23d
says the wharf at Half,moon- bay was wash
cd away on Thursday morning. carrying
down warehouse filled with grain, and
causing loss of 100000
man named Cox was recently murdered
by Indians. between Boise and Ruby cities.
lhe unfortunate man was accompanied by
his wife, who escaped the tiends.
The San Francisco Police Court fines for
October amounted to $2772lO.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02

Every Machine fully guaranteed in every par
tcular. Dcscript e Catalogues with specimens
OF work will be Sc to amy address.
j. W. j. PERSON
AGENT.
No. $40 Montgomery Block, $. Francisco.
Nov.4, lS65.-ly.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02

WillssevV any Thickness OF Goods with
out change OF Tension, besides doing the
work Of
ALL OTHER MACHINES !
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Corporation Notices.
NLECTION NOTICE.-Pursuant to

LNIiECIION NOIlCE.-Pursuant to the
IL provisions Of the Laws Of this Sta public notice here.
York, that election viii be held in the several Election
Districts IL the varions Wards Of said City. FIRST
TUESDAY OF DECEMBER neXt, lbeing he FIFTH day
of DECEMBER, 1863.
The Poll. viii be held at the places which have been du
ny the Couu Of Police Metropo
Police Dsrri the places at which elections shall
held said Election Districts during present year. aud the
Polls will be Il sunrise aud remain open until sunset
when they will be inh closed.
THE OFFICERS TO BE VOTED FOR AT SUCH ELEC-
TON, ARE THE FOLLOWING,
Mayor in the place OF {. Godfrey Gunther.
Counsel to the Corporution IN the place Of John T..
DeveiD.
An Alderman In each Of the Aldermanc Districts having an
even Numerical d-ssnation, Second Fourth Sixth,
Eighth Tenth Twelfth Fourteenth aud sixteenth.
Six Counrilmen In each Senatorial District.
one Commsonsr Il Common Schools. for the First School
District comprising the First Second, Third Fourth, Fih
Sixth and Eighth Wards.
Une Comnisson.r of Common Schools for the Second
School District, sompsns the Seventh. Tenth, Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Wards
One Commssicner n Common Schools. for the Third
School District. comprising the hnth aud Sixteenth Wards
Oue ConnissoneT OF Common Schools, !oT the foarh
School District comprising the Eleventh and Seventeenth
Wmdl
School Distinct. comprising the Fifteenth and Eighteenth
Wards.
Ous Conlmission.r q Common Schools for the Sixth
School District comprsus the twentieth and Twenty hr
Wards.
One Comni,noaer Of Common Schools. the Seventh
School D,ret. con pri,ins the Twelfth Nineteenth and
Twenty second Wards
One Trustee 4 Common Schools, for each Ward
Also Orcsrs % MI vacancies existing Ia the vsrou
schDo, District. aid WARDS Of the City.
By Ordsf VI tho Common Cosneil, - -
Ns.s- Yoyk November rs 1863
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
WALLACK's. ""F y
w Proprietor and Manager. LESTER WALLACK
(THn ESTABLISHMENT ApvsRTsE IL tbs
NEw-YoRK HERALD)
Open at q; BEGIN q 8.

Open al \ Begin st8
EVERY NIGHT
The Great original Play of intense interest and powerful ef
ecs u Five Acts by Watts Philps, author Of the Dead
Heart &C.,
LOST IN LONDON
Characters by Messrs. j. W. Wslsck, Charles Fisher,
Young j. e. Williamson. Browne, Pope, Graham and Ward
Misses Msdelne enques amy Mofant Mary baTrer and
Green.
New Scenery by Messrs. Isherwood and Mssder. i,
Incidental Music snd Chorus composed expressly Tor the
play by Mr.. Mollenhsuer.
The scenery will comprise: =. -,
Act l-Scene l-Inerior Of Job Armrcyds House scene
2-sccne In Cornwall scene 3d. Down In the Duksorne
Mine" Aet2-DIswng room in Mr. Featherstone's House
Act 3Exieror Of Mr. Festhsrstone's Vils-W inter- Ae
4-Saloon and Supper Room In Mr. Featherstones House
Act5-A Cottage IN the Suburbs of London.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

III ID. MINER, Auctoneer-O No. 81
IL Nassanst MINER L SOMERYILLE will sell at
s,cicr on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Nov 80
"a Dee. ], 1T y O'Clock. at the
S6MERNILLE ART GALLERY,
He e5 Broadway near Fourte, ns, lerge collection OF
sncent and modern
OIL PAINTINGS
4 The various European and American schools among which
- the productions of the following eminent artists
=. ". 4. BILDERS, ii. SAVRf,
A. VAN HOVE, NJ A. KlEk xxx.
ri SCUAEP JULES BOULANGER,
= KNARRFN 2. Won SCHENDIN,
B. TOLLEY A. Y. Won MULEN,
C. d. WILDER, VERHOVER BALL,
A hINGET SEBASTIAN GOMEZ,
- VELASQtJEZ J.. LACROIX,
THOS DOUGHTY, ii. T. WHITE.
J. C. THORN T. y. ROSSlTER.
fhe above sre now on exhibition free until time Of sale
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

CHIKP CuARrRRNAsTRRs OFFICE, I
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT Nov Z3 1853. )
II ARGE SALE of choice OAk-TANNED
IL LEATHER.
VIII be sold public auction in lots TO snt purehsser at
- 5chuykil Arsenal Philadelphia TUESDAY, Deceun
~ H. 1866. at 10 O'Clock a. superior stock OF
PURE OAK.TANNED LEATHER,
ssmprisine
S,ssi Sizes containing about 7a62 feet Wax Upper
Leather.
x279 Sides containing about CO GIG pounds Sole Leather
fs9 Sides containing about 40 79s pouDd) Welt Leather
This leather carefully selected for manufacturing
Heots be sold IN the dis
hapdng Of large portion Of the army.
Tenns-Casb In Government funds.
Propey 10 be removed within FIVE days from day OF sale
WILLIAM W. MCklM,
Colonel and Chief Quartz eImasterl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Amusemenis.
RARNUM@ NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- BROADWAY. bstwees Spring and PrincsstA otI
(rIu ssrABiisHnsxr poEs NOT Apvssr,ss TN rns
A1WToRK HEKALpl
AFTERNOON AT 3-EvENING AT H.
MUSEUM, CIRCUS, AND DRAMATIC COMPANY,
The talented snd
FIRST-CLASS CIRCIS TROUPE

FIRSTCLASS CIRCUS TROUPE,
WITH rHsIR
bEAUIlFuL AND THOROUGHBRED HORSES,
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS OF DELIGHT
in their grand acts In .he
NEW AND SPLENDID ARENA
Previous TO which, the Petite Comedy Of the
LADY or MUNSTER
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Mr. w H. HARRISON, Extern por aneous Singer,
MISS LIZZIE READ, the Miniature Lsdy.
THREE OF TIE LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WORLD,
and pretest CIRCASSlAN GIRLS ever seen.
GEN. GRANT, JR.. the smallest Dwarf ever exhibited
BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWERS
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION
John Bsttsrsby, LIVING SKELETON weighing 81 lbs
His wife MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN nearly 200 lbs.
THREE HORNED BULL TWO ALBINOS
Co.mofanas Stereoscopticcn Learned Seal Happy Fam
iy, Grand AqUaris. 1906 Curorities.
Admission 20 cents. Children under ten. IS cents
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Terms cash in Government funds.
s G. HENRY & Co. Auctioneers


HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTlONEkR-
III Office No. 81 Nasssu-st opposite the PostOfce-
~ Of Private Collection of Modern Oil Painting; the
vsspery of welLknown connois,eur of this city MiNE
SSOMERVILLE will sel at auction On IHu RSDAl and
friday EVENINGS Nov 30 and Dec. l. at the Somervie
Ar Gallery No e4S Broadway two doors below Fourteenth
T. large collection Of modern Oil Paintings and w stsi
ioru embracing works Of the American French Flemish,
Husisk and German schools the property Of weknown
Osunoem OF TINS city going South, and will positively be
Nd without reserve
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

OFyrcr OF THE BOARD EDUCATION. CORNER orr
GRiSp AND fLy rs. MN YORK Nov. 2i 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this once un th- ilth day Of Dreember next, st
oyocs .. m which tine ssii Proposals viii De .sdersd
Tor applying the Puhc Sch0o under the Juri,deon OF The
Bosrd II Question With BOOKS STATIONERY and other
articles rsured the OF sai schools for wear,
fnrucin. O. the 10: of January 1916.
m Of the Articles viii ne fppi-hed Application TO the
Clcfk oft the Beard 81 Edlca,ion
TIMOTHY BRENNAN, /
SAMUEL y. n. VANCE, Committee
jas. ". FANR,
JAS. J.. MILLER. supplieL
JAMES L. DUplGNAC,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Amusemeuta.
WINTER GARDEN.
(rpu Es5ABiiSHnRHT DOES SoT ApyElruE In rBn
NEwY0nx HE1AiD.1

TONIGHT
Will be presented with Scenery appropriate Cc,tume,
&c., the celebrated plsy. illustrative Of =
AMERICAN CHARACTER
AMERICAN SCENES. and
SOUTHERN HOMES.
THE OCTOROON,
Or,
LIvR IN LorniAyA,
THE FIRST TIME
a. remodsled and compressed acts BY ts aa.hor
DION BOUCICAULT,
with
Mr. J. s. CLARKE
in his great character,
SALEM SCUDDER,
THE YANKEE OVERSEER
MISS ROSE EYTINGE. GE...as....a....ZOE, the Uc,oroon
Mr. J. q. HANLEY.......as..... ...WAhNOIEo
IA lie Pau Indian Chief.) - ,u,,
MI JOnN DGOIT.... MCCLOs'hA =
the piece oil Connecticut hardware)
MI y. Wacot. eie tue '.o'
Mr. w S Andrews....as AS. .Pondexter, the Auctio'eeI
MI bufoughs teoies
ME J. II. Bland. Sunnyside. the Plante'
Miss Madame Peyton the southern Lady
Mrs C. Walcot Dora Sunnysde Southern Belle
Doors open r. Commences at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Antmsememts.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO.NIGTIT.
"A D'AhoioAiMiiix ITALIAN oiEixi.

.lIUl ITALIAN orERArslB Q.4se
l1Hs EsrABLnHMRNr DOES NOT ADvRRfiss
NBw-yoRK HERALD.D
LAST WEEK But ONE or THE SEASON.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The free list with the exception oil the season scsS
10 tho press entirely spenced and no spphcauons iof nee
tickets will be attended to.
TO.NIGHT-FIRSTT TIME OF
L'AFRICAINE. ,LC.ft
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Owing to the length Of LAfricsne, the performance v,h
commence HALf-PAST SEVEN Doors open -
QUARTER BspoRE SEVEN
THIS tFRIDAYJ EVENING. DEC. J. stTl
tEIGnrEKNrH NIaHr, SECOND SU8scRIPrioSl
hrst night In America Of Aeysrbeer's Last work.
LAFRICAINE,
WITH NEW AND MAGS,tISGNr SG scENERYby II. W.
NEW AND GORGEOUS COSTUMES BY
NJ; HOLLERMANsn and NINE. MACCHLs F
iScREasEp eM asppEhTIEi anoRi ohchEsTa s Afa
The mse under the direction Of Sgnoy DUBREUL
The principal roles BY the following artists ... 81
NINE. .CAROZZl.ZuCCHI,
MILE ORTOLANi,
SlGNOR MAZZOLENI
SIGNOR BELLISI
sI0NoR ANTONUCCL
.Jlll Ili sIdS0R % %d9Rikt
HERR MULLER. HERR RFICHARDr:.
''HsaSfGFxY sSfTR6xY iEiv;EiSyG De-: 8 ExsSA NIGHT.
Second night In Amedc. Of Meyerbeefs )it
MONDAY EvENING-EARRIcATNE
TUESDAY EVENING-MARTHA. sff
TO THE PUBLIC.
The sale Of reserved and tickets for TIE LAST
THREE NIGHTS Or LAFRIcAIHsE;;, INF, .t: MONDAY. y.
TUESDAYS MARTHA, viii commence this morning st sn
the ticket Offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

CIR or S.w YORK. DEr,nrsgsr OF FiSASo-,
tuRsAv THr REcEIvER ov TArys. 7
Suw couKt otsK fAIx November = 1893
.FINO TAX PAIERS.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
sivcn t.t yeT cert will be aicd on the let OF De-
csubsr al Tasss remaining unpad sddonsl one per
c.n 81 b. sdIed the it u ssd onth of Decru BEL On
a T.Ies remaining unpaid che s' Of January intefest It
Ted nom the day
the baois blythe Receiver Taxes. No monry
will b. received al,sr oclock phr~ hours from
tot o. m. JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
40 SEE PROFESSOR WISEMAN. th,

40 SEE PROFESSOR WISEMAN, the
N greatest Magician Of the open for the season at
wonderful Tase your Children along and you will never
regret u. To see MADAME wISEMAN is well worth the
price OF admission. She mnuey describes any sce with
her eyes bndfoldod. Admission 50 cents; children half
price. Doors open at Performance 70 commence at
O'Clock. A grand MATINEE will also be gwen every
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY ArTERNOOS com
ue nrin. 4 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County

n. Of NewYork-CYRENUS C. FITZGERALD aud
WILLIAM II. HUSsEY plaintiffs, eyt FRANK :....,''':
CASEY defendant Summons-ior relief tCom .Slnt
not sery,dl To the drieu dan, above named Rev. ST.
You are hereby summoned and required to an SOC ean
,w. the complaini ia tls action. which will be ....
filed In the Office the Clerk the ty aud County OF New
York the City Hal in the City u ork and 10 serye
copy Of tho mid complaint on the snbserb'
,rs a their ofhe No IS fssslus' Ia sai City OF New
YORK within twenty days after toe service Of this summons
on YOU exclusive OF the dsy o such vice and You fail to
answer the within the time Aforesaid the plain
IN, his action will apply &C. the Court Tor the relief de-
handed the eonpaint.Dated New York Sept u. l06o
A. h. Il W. III. klRChEis Plaintiffs Attorneys .
No. IS Aasssu-st., n. Y.
The complain, In the above entitled action dny hed in
the office Clerk Of the City and County OF New York on
the 24h day Of October laG A. h. 4 w II. kIRCHEls.
127 I,WfwF Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
furniiure.

ALL KINDS Of FURNITURE, MATTRESS.
N Ys BEDDING, LOOKING. GLASSES, &C., cheapest
at sNEDEN & CAMPBELL'S, No. 2e3 Bowery, between
Stanton and oustonsts Cal and ave money Goods war
ranted and delivered free. Extension tables cheap
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
I)wsrrsnted manufacture Also solid Chestnut aud Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental st II. r. fARNO-
TONS 1868 Cansfst. opposite Wooster Esabiished 5aL
DEDSTEADS.-TROY and ROUND COR.
ID NERA COTTAGE and sFRPENTINE PANELS, OF
all szef constantly hand at the Factory For sale by w
H. SACKETT JR No. 31 Eghh-st, near Avenue d. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Professional Noiifes.

HYGEIO- IO-THERAPY.- 7. TRAIL, Nj
D. may be consulted professionally at No - ,t..
ct. Patients will be seen from TO D. m sId EveMins.
Medical Students VINO dssre Information. Scbeiusbp %
RsPks Ns requested W cL4 hVp ete CPL 70