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Empress. When he enters the saloon Of the palace,
which his Office siver him free access, her Mses
ty Immediately retres with gestures Of feminine
Il -isin, which tSe Abls mister Affects W exult in
or ignore. Yet tbs Emperor maintains him In
ofhoa and trusts him. because he ~ the most
competeDt man In France for The position ani has
tho entire confidence n the commercial com.
munlty. HA removal would cause an Immediate
decline In the French funds, and create panic in
the money market. M. LfScotS, however,
II not forced N select suitable Secre-
tsry Of the Treasury from the ranks Of bis
political oppononts, though We sre persuaded he
would not hesitste n 10 % u occasion required.
The names Of . dozen Of our u publican bankers
and merchants will occur 10 ,he reader, any one Of
whom would he more competent for the position
than all the listing hshed ls~yars and politicians
nut toy, her " have teen mentioned IN connect on
with tie approaching vacancy. R'nEHr soBRi''
tho restorer Of the credit Of our revolution arg hth-
er. and the man who rendered. WASH oror's sue
ceases possible, WAS a Philadelphia banker, NJ
known In the field Of politics. We trust thai M.
Lrsc'is will iu,itsie the policy Of the founders Of
the governments and srToint competent praeii'
cal Hnancer 10 thc Io-t .of Secretary NJ 'ho Troa-
iry and thus restore the credit Of our country and
givo new vigor to the wsr.
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rendered most painfully distinct whom phot vt sph.
ed. The puf.box must be called in 10 tho ass 5.
snce OF art. Here let me intrude one word Of geu
ersl sdvice. Blue, ss We have seen, IL the most
readily affected by Light and yellow the least ~
therefore, you would keep your COMPLEXION clear
and free from tan ireckles whilst tasing your de-
lighHul ramtles at the seaside, discart by all
means .hc blue vel, snd substitute dark green
or yellow ono in its stead n ue tulle offcrs nc
more obstruction " the actinic rsys Of the
than whit. Half q yard # yellow not housJ
perhaps not very becoming, Will be found more
hcacous and considerably cheaper thsn quartz 4
kalydor
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A RniIrond Down RcIov.

The Metropolitan Railroad III |, better known as
the bill providing for the construction OF tunnel
Inli DAD under Broadway, received it, annual pre-
sontation to the Assembly on TUESDAY. Its recep-
uon, however vas not very encouraging to its
friends, as majority Of the Railroad Committee
reported adversely upon II, and 1t therefore slum.
bers 'or tho present. In the senate It is regarded
viii considerable favor, aud It's projectors have
crest expectations" in that quarter Tho chief
ohs1co 10 this bin lie the ori inaity, - far as this
country i' concerned, Of the proposed railway.
There Is no difficulty Ia obtaining charters Tor
Is'lways that run upon the ground, for ,ho feast
billy Of such needs no demonstration bu, an
Under ground railway is regarded as m export
ueut that ought 10 hc touelc very g'ngerly. n
Ne 'uNl'c had known n the utility Of steam for
PURPOSES - uNv,ca'. on, the machinery Tor FRI
ToN's can't oat "oull not have lain wear in =
y ~ York warehouse, for want Of tho pit.
iaucc No Ily for its transportation from Eng
'."j: 4 Congress lad known tho useful
ucs, # the telegraph, Professor nolsu wculd no.
have tocn obliged ~ plead Tor months Tor On AZ
proprauon N test It's utility and II the public
apG the legislature were satisfied Of the eticG~y d
broadway subterf ancan railway, the bill !,
question would son become law. In this case
however, the subject il Mt wholly experimental
Iu'cr.round railways have been constructed II
London, aud arc found u be- successful The ,un
uc'hnl Of Broadway would he a work requiring n
ordinary eng. nccring to ent, but there is no reason
'rv n should he more difficult Of accomplish men
aN re tunpol'ing Of The Thames The rapid in
cr"ls' ~ travel through Rroadw,y and the ~
rr'e'ton ~ the stage nuisance, calfor some bette
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
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DEATEIR.

ATKtNsON-On the lth inst. after short ilness,
Harriet Ann wife LOT hch1'l Akinson, F"d - ".
The friends Of the tAmilr are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral. on krdav stornoon lAth inst
oc.p K from her late resicenc'f ~ PARK ave-, cor.
Cumlt rland II. 80
BROwN-On wcIne.iay, Jan. nth, David Brown,
Tho iri,nis of the iamty are rc'p~tfu'lv invited
10 attend the funeral, fnl hiH l0u residence s.6
laat Is osdNEy, thu trridAF! afternoon at Uci1cht
CUNNINGHAM rhursiay, Jan. l2th, John
Cuuuiurh'm Ard 10 years.
respectfully myitcl 90 attend the funeral, on NatUr-
d1, uoiung, IAN .l't q u o'elo,k' from hit late
LWES ON ruuitV evening, m o. - .lier a
lon- ant ,. tla'td h."tss' l'aniH Lern la ne own
Ao,ice Of funeral hereafter 316
GALLAGHER-Iu Ie.,ey CITY, John tsnasher, a
native OF CanoSke"l' County slro Ireland ~ q ! o.
III. roa'iv,s and friends OF the family nre rc.pcct-
fully invited 20 attend the funeral, 'his {. rds,l
afternoon, ~ "v,rS' hom 80 south tth ~ Ia =
GEACt-uu Thursday, Jan. l2th, after long and
SIEVE l!u.sr anne "r~g, h"'o,ei annshlcr Of Mi-
.4ii atU' '' E,le Nna lt dave.
laci-cut.oi ,ue family stc rc-rcctuliy invited TO
sft,uI 'Ar luucral ou -aturist no min Jan. 10 At
secouI ave, 20. a2th ami Ga IT.. 10
uNNlII..-pn Jan. 18th OF consump Ion, Patrick
fht 'cs.;,, mi i,cua. OF the f,mi,, ave rc-
spcctiuny .nvuCi 10 attend he fuue.'l, on s.tur-
. .c3teu,r, ,th t. A1rl-GulI. 80
4 MARTIN On W..Eo.1ev, Ian. n, 1865, Mrs.
10. --,a i.l 20 .cl OF '4e .,r Michael l.. M4.iI'
4lr ..c.l.ot d., nir.'., an! tho,c OF her fous
,G... .Hl.. 4-- f4l@. /. l..cf, Lli OF he. son--
i..-.a' Jo.epl u-.i"e nud Mirn. Nsh'e'e, arr m
NicI 20 al tHI l"' 'l't- W. tAt lr."y h'.H'hs'
nom he. late lr-igu,e, o. SO io,k IT.. DiN.na fo.-
/ wee At II. Al,dgcu'- Chu.cn AZ ~. A. ~ vi
/ MusHEK - On "wednesday, Jan. I'm, Andrew
! R.y, uuu- &C.; con OF tAa.lcs lld Januett horher,
fully Invited To ostenu the iuuorai On F!iday AFTER
80 n 1 4.
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Financial News Markets. &C.

E~s Yort, Thursdsv, Jan. IL 6 r. k-Eumors OF
military movements and peace NEGOTIATIONS have
been plenty to-day, and eter,ed marked iniiue nee
upon stocks and gold. The fluctuations In sold ave
been bs follows At l030A ". III 1875, 2W'a
1885, ci74 &c ~ PIN: II, 2l7%; lila 2riN
lib, 21S; 1870 7iSS; i2b, 2lsA; ii3S, %ls;
i1.5o, 2i9; 70, 2is%. l2l7, 2lp. 1884 9ts,
l2.iG 2l2N i245, 2ig; 19.5G 2I9- I, 2iq's; LIS,
2l9; l.2u, 2l-4 l.32 2lS lao, III, ., Us go,
2lS'A 30 2iI'a 2 rs. u.s.; 3, 2l9s 2.29 21s
2l9. The general stock market Nu decidedly lover
Governments Afe erovng stronger every day, With
an active demand. The money market continues
oulcr, and tAcic II abundance of capita otoIinR
t per cent. Foreign exchange dull ut IU9'i llUh
Tor lnuksu'
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correspondent Of thc London houNINe Posi-
uiiiss from Brussels a. follows
A cnun stance has iust occurred hor' which
in some % nts resemble the events ont - which
tue Poet Laur ate has made so much IN Euo, h
Aricu." out twenty years ago blacksmith
was condemned 10 an imrris Jnmcnt Of Gwen
months Tor an assault ~ which he had been found
guilty and ON the expiration Of his term a. pun
hpeut, bcirS unwilling 20 return 10 his former
employment, he en'istNi IN tho pIsoh army,
ami shorty afterwards preceded = tho colo.
mes oi ,llGuj, m the East luo,c-' lcay1~ a
wife sni young daughter leland him. Eve
years after = cCWrldc who bad scryei IA tle
same company arrived here and told tic wiiN
that her husband had teen killed viii a
poisoned arrow one II tho natives The COM
rade and the wife, having soon come 10 al under
standng were married, ami lad lived happily
h1gether FOR many years Their happiness was
however, iuterru ptcd a fcR days aco, when all in
dividual with White 'cks made his appearance ia
the family circle, which include, seven children
Tn was The u'a 'ksm.th who had bccn suppose :,
be long deal, WHO, seeing how matters Ht.ri " IN
his VIE aud lrcal, mad the est he c'uI - Il,
change AMI after has. n tcpc NtcI three u lss l
forms Tor the Use ot The dauzh er hr La lc't Re-
h.ud-wL1 is now twenty-five years OF a-e b,
took his departure !.l l. nlon In the s'caucr NJ
sclc, and las since doubtless ,Aicly arrived al i.'
! dos, nation, though uulu4y here s'rhs g. nave
/ teen made d. acquainted ".Ih his n'urc iSns ~ ~
/ tCltpus
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To all whom i may concern, he Il known that |,
T o, PrNCS, a cit zen u the United States, aud a
resden. Of thc State Of New lors, doug business as
= Couuselur and Advocate bc.oro the court of
PUBLIo ENoUIEY duly comm SSH owed under the seal
ct said Court, have been retained as counsel tor
the plaintiff ON The following motion, 10 Wit;
How many persons emplpyei hN, or belonging
a. the ClL2cpH' Association, lTN interested 'u,
employed by thr Caemlcal Cuup1s, Manufacturing
Company
In accordance with she lnr'ructon7 = my clients
| do therefore submit " tie Court tn tvlowuS
points for its cunsidsiation
Fp1 The Citizens Ass -cistion was organized
nor the purpose OF preventing frauds ly muuic pal
officials upon the C.tiBons OF New York. To ot'oct
tins . large uumb,T Of influential aut wealthy mon
suhscril ed sum Of money, c,uu.,,l NJ two hun
drod thousand dollars which they entrusted To a
committee, who control its disbursement. Other
committees were CHARGED with different branches
of tie business ~ the Assuc alton, ana for the rsi
few mouths of iS existence, large amount Of use.
less labor Was performed. lac citizens who sub
| scrlu,d iheH iLad-, gradually perm.tod u. con-
| trol OF Their ors.u'laton 80 reaJu the hands u
few mer cnary nuy.tu4l, who have rNcuty
taken advantage OF IAer position, 20 inLlAue VIII
Pllt,lluS Wishing for place and power IN the tty
Government Amer Lel1 pv.saus hal rt>Clvc,
N-a,eyrr moneys or O,Arr .,yors they hy 'tpc
.IJ,A tAc lys,... uui.i.u ..uu ~ tcm Tor ..l-t
J.c aUgts-.4 \ ,5vl..,lJ- "r.u g,i.v s..,eA g.
~ornus su- ~ ,-ns q To- u0-e %. M.uGl Ne ole. {
y the pcofle.
second .s source Of revenue having beer
dis uutuuSs the mcrCenAry lu,ay.l 4aia emp e,
| ty the Aforesaid Association conceived "A NOR per
| eunal method Of obtaining money tor themselves
| through the influence uhtained 10y reason OF thel
posituns hS servants Of Ihe CItl2elh' AssuCat on
/ Accordingly, An Office was oblsIned on Bruaiway
and an association ioTmol, com posed Of lndividu
ais who were employed by or belonged 70 the c q
| Eans' Association. Other men. belonging in Wesl
chester county, Philadelphia and Brooklyn, wcr
also associated with thpD, under the name an
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TRADE NOTICES.

A MASS MEETING OF THE VARNISHERs
"A and Poli.hers will le held Ut IS Delaney e. on
thi. Friday evening, at O'Clock. on yer importans
To .iness Ne punetuh. JAS. DELANEY, Pre-
DENIS CROWLY, Sec. IA
THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THB
l. NY r. ~. n b. soco'y will hc hold A. their
rurmt- iS1 Bowery, Sstu.dty evening" Jan. "a. All
members are re- iue.'ed TO s'tend By order Of PlTER
sfENCER Pres. MICHAEL DUFFY, Rec SEC. 2h1
limited COOPFRS-THE GRAND So
" oieiy will hold = reeulsr meeting At Isl Bovery,
on mi. Friday evening, NJ O'Clock 7. NJ A full re-
pferentaton OF delegates IL requested. BY order n
PETER BIRNE- Prest. WILLIAM HACKETE
hecretary. -
w Up. society viii hold their reeul.r msetins
on FRIDAY evening, Jan, 18Th, at jackson Hal. Sih
ave 18th ~, at O'clock I. ". JAMES HALl.A'
GAN, Pres. JOHN McDFRNOTT, Sec'y. 81
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Tho Cour, of Puhtc Enouir,.

srSoE the recent elections this Cour, as tec1
engaged IN hearing 20 rnan,' mottrns n different
kinds, that IT'S attention csnnot N devoted entirely
To the consideration n matters ttat should he
primarily investigated by referee, before pre-
snntAtion 10 the Court for its spproya 1t appears
shst on recent motion tpublishcd in the srS Of
yesterday, the following papers have been ed
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u Gl;luG Dear ST. In February, l.'l. var 'f-
Aictcd gith SUGAR 9te'e' nnd Tor ivc month"; nass
% more tAun 900 gallo Of water IN taDuty fnlr
ho.I. ! Ve. OBLIGED 70 set W often ~ ten or twelve
times durnf the nicht, and ~ FIVE months or about
hftv rounds in weight. niring TIE nth ~ iuly,
i-il | proeu-ei two hottie. of Constitution wHter,
end after fakul two BOTTLES wO' entirely cured SON
alter rcralnin- ny Usual good health. Your t.,y,
~. 1. ~ WITT sold holcsr' by MpRG " 4
NIIES a.C n a. am MI dmrrists. 80
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Ns,r York, Jan 5.-Thc dullnc-. prevailing IN this
market during the pist lev weeks still continues,
or iur 10 tho email -hpucnts made D. iarnste' ni
mAnd NJ the various markets In tho cay h~ i"'
'a throughout the week especially tui Govern
ment usc.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

a TTENTION, FENIAN BROTHERHOOD
a -Iersey City, Hudson City and Hoboken,--ws
hetehy ave notice that all memters Of tho J. r. ~
the above-naned localities requested ~ attend
tpect meeting, which will be convened on Satur-
day evening merit Jan -, 81 Feuan Hall, 2i5 south
9th q Jersey civ. IL s uecossary that all members
should e puntus on this Occision a. buiuess Of the
uimo-t importance will be- transacted. JOHN POPE
hDllNtl J.. Centre, Jersey CITY PATRICK Don
fLbI, rub-C'ntie, do. / joins MI RRAl, sub
Genre Hudson Citv RICHARD Lynch, secte-
tsry, do. FRANCIS j. MITCHELL, Chairman
Com. Safety, jersey City. lH
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STsECaAA NOTICES.

Coughs The Administration OF VI .dicInnl
prerara ions in the ''i Of ~ orenee, T. Of al modes
the most eligible 'nicnt, more esp ccisly ma
regards Coueh Renee owns bronchial rroctes
or Coush Lozenrcs OH. ttntion, which -iHdu,,s
couehinr, giving in.tan, . In bronchitis, .Hoar.e-
ness, Influenza, and Z. mpiivo and Ar hmatic
complaints. 70
Dulley's Nagi, ain Extractor Cures
burns scAldS and infa. tons almost iusiar7ly. %
cents box. For sale ~ pcrot, - Liheriv -. t2
Countcrfcits COMMUNICATIONS deal
iuC IN uy plcpi Atous Gfc armed against pnrchAinf
any ms ANA Ointment Icpfest utci M bans mime
that 90 not have my private revenue stgrip on lcn
box ~ pot, and the NoIds " HOLLOWAY, New York.
to- ititr osIei TOR aAlo In this civ. ANY pu
q Who viii detect them viii receive hardrore o.
~ srd bF hppluin TO 'he undeTsI ned.
PSI rulS. HOLLOWAY, ~ Maiden lane
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FATHER MATHEW T. A. II. SOCIETY

EAIHER MATHEW I. A. Is. SOCIETY,
No. d. of y y, will hold public rneetin. at l3S
Esst N ~, on this Friday evening. John j Iohiu,
NJ. \" ha. KINDLY consented 10 deliver lecture.
subject -Does alcohol giye strength to the human
systrmy Tho tsensd and gifted, the Hon. Mrs. &.
I. Nils " III al.o nfdfess tine meeting, and Mr..
RcNele. sinFiur by Acssr. bieran, Books, Pagan,
Stoke, g.. Come early aud secure seur. Neotins
opens N fhhrp H. ~ HENRY n. MCLHAIl,
President. THOS. COSCANNON, sec. l03
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EENINN BROTHEGHOOD-A MEETIN

EfNTNN bKVIII.NTIVVTI-A NLTTTND
Of the B0uturu Sub-tirc!U viii be- held this FRI
day evening. jan - at Warren Hall, cor. Oliver and
Henry IT., on which occa'ion Mr. James McDe mott,
the talented Dung irish or"to. viii deliver lecture
on fcnirni.m. Nj. jos. Hrenuiu and other eminent
speake = will adtfe@ the meeting. Ladies and Fen-
subj cntlc. lS2
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GLORIOUS NEwS-FORT MORGAN n

~ cptu o. tho cuuuy again Iiogrhe4ls OF Greek
tIc 10 Dee kuo'S,l - stlNc.. Let lay uIm-solleu
support their families. Father Mathew 7. A. II.
80, ETY., 40. p Of 4 uokI, ~, viii nod a Public Meet
iag ami Concert free 10 everybody, uul, lGs Fulton
-, SUNDAY evening, 10Th inst. loha Mor-su, tsq.,
thu Nrne nte and eloquent GdNu,ale Of the doctrine
OF Father Mathew, will address the meeting, singing
ny koht. Wilson aud he.siu. Austin and hcKiuny o.
\. y. ans nue. Nolau and =. Home. The ,einbarp
sie r'tut,t 70 atten! tn Basiross heeunF sun
day, n T.. NJ. y. Eth. weekly a1Nestlrement Of
this society will hCrDhfor-until uf thor notice 10
glv"n-uppcsr IN thc sun on Ssuruzys PATRICK
GALLAGHER, frc-t, JOHN hAIiER, Rec. sec. las
SPECIAL NOTICE-rHF MEMBERS or
- th. 1. Z. Acaeher Club are hereby notified w
meet % Nj. T. foIu's, co OF 4lst - AID 4th ave- On
fTdH, Jan. 18th, AZ II O'Clock, atteuu 'ue funeral
OF ther lG,o fellow member and amsuted secretary,
MILAN LLLlFF 1874
18th WARD CITIZENS ASSOCIATION,
rosnlHr meeting e this Association will 10
held Friday ith inst., 81 ha.i-pist T. NJ, in room
so. ., too.rI Inc itute, tAemrnt. lty order X. h,
BOW NJ, Nu'p- preff. lORATlO FNFIk, sec 2S3
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NM OTFICERS AND

A o. H., no. 1.-THE OFFICERS AND
~ members OF the abov' divis on are requested 10
attend special meetinr TO be held Mt MilemAn's
Hall, Of .6th II and Tth ave- Friday evening"
Jan. 18th at o'clock, there Is husinee. Of import.
nnco 10 le frnus otod. by order OF JOHN REILLY,
ptest THOMAS GALLAGHER. Sec iii
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70. i, OF GieonIoint vill hold Public IA, citing in
ne shOol bail Ia hunter Point, on Friday evening"
18th lust. n oClO"s. Speakers, Meas :. + X Pur-
c,u, S;aet and hirInnd. singing by MeSr-. Ner =
lit, J. tenpl OH o. MctiOg an anu otheru. GEORGE
!. CAMPBELL, Ppest. JAMES HAWKINS, Eec.
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LEGAL ADVERTTsEYENTS.
Constable,a Sale.

VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
10 out Of the Justice's Court of Gold HILL Storey
county, State Of Nevada, Attested BY wm.
N Hall. Justice of the Peace, TO me directed
and delivered for the Satisfaction Of Judgment
In said Court sfendered on The Goth day Of Nareh,
AID 1865, tn fsSor ofGeo Burnett, and against ths
Cola Hill and Virginia Divide Mining Company,
for fourhundred and thirty-fou dollars Cel3p and
costs and accruing costa, have, this 2lSt day
of March, A. D. 1855, levied ON and taken In ex.
ecution all the right, title claim and interest OF
said judgment debtors, the Gold Hi and Virginia
Divide Mining Company, In and to the follow
ing described property" "to.wit: AL that certain
quartz ledge mining claim and ground situated In
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county, State
of Nevada, known and deSignated ~ lie ledge
and claim of the Gold Hill and Virgins Divide MI.
ming Company, owned and possessed by the said
Company, conTiTting of one thousand Q,OOO)
feet, more or less, on which claim Ii o shaft ono
hundred QOO) feet more or less; one hundred and
ffty Q50) feet Of rope; one ~ windlassi one %
tmalkhed, etc., and all improvements in and on
said claim.
Notice is hereby given that will expose for,
rale to the highest bidder, for u s. gold coin, the
Raid property, OF so much thereof as Will satisfy
said Judgment and costs In front Of the Justices
Office Of Gold Hill, Storey county, State Of No
vsda, on TUESDAY, the 1Ith day Of April, A.
D. 1865, between the hours Of l2 O'Clock n. and2
o'clock Pm.
n--f-- w. H. BEGAN, "a
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, March 81, 1865, at the hour
of ii o'clock A. N. ..s.-... mh2l tda
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Constable Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill.
Storey county, State of Nevada, attested by w.
n. Hall, J p, to me directed and delivered,
for the satisfaction Of Judgment In said court
rendered on the 25th day Of March, A. D. 1865, In
favor of Moses Korn and against the La Plata
Orc Gold and Silver Mining Company, for
1886 5O-lOO, four hundred and thirty. nix 50-l00
dollars and costs and accruing costs, have
this twenty.seventh day Of March, A. D. 1865,
levied on and taken in execution all the right,
title claim and interest Of said JudgmeDt debtors,
the La Plata 0ro Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
in and to the following described property, to-wt:
All that certain quartz ledge, mining claim and
ground situated In the Gold Hill Mining District,
storey county, state Of Nevada, known and des-
ignated AZ the ledge and claim Of the La Plata
Orc Gold and Silver N Co.. owned and possessed
BY said company, consisting Of one thousand
1000 feet. more or lesai on which claim is q
Tunnel $500 Ave hundred fset, more or less also
q small frame building l0xl4 #. used by said Com
pany aE blacksmith .hop, and all improvements
In und on said claim. Notice Is hereby given that
will expose for sale to the highest bidder, for u
s. gold coin, the said property or 50 much thereof
as will satify said judgment and costs In front Of
the Justices Office Of Gold Hill, Storey county,
State of Nevada, on Monday the 18th day Of
April, 1855, between the hours Of l2 O'Clock ~
and 2 O'Clock P. w. H. BEEGAE,
- Constable, Gold Hill Township.
! Gold Hill, March 27, 1865. at the hour Of two
o'clock, Pm. e =. mh2S-td
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D ont of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Stos
rey county, State of Nevada, sttested by w. n.
Hall, Justice of the Peace, to me directed and de.
livered, for the EatiSfaction Of Judgment In said
Court rendered, IN the 10th day Of March, A. d.
1865. In favor Of George Burnett and against the
Pride Of America Mining Company, for TWO hun
dred and eighty-fve and 67.l00th dollars (e2S5 6O,
and costs and sccrulng costs, have, this 2lN day
of Earch, A. D. 1865, levied on and taken In exa-
cution all the right title, claim and interest Of
said Judgment debtors, the Pride Of America
Mining Company, in and 10 the following DE-
Scribed property, to.uit: All that certain quartz
ledge, mining claim and ground situated In An1eri
can Flat District, Storey county State Of Nevada
known and designated az the ledge and claim OF
the Pride of America Mining Company, owned
and possessed by said company. consisting Of Six-
teen hundred $1,000 feet more or less, on which
claim is a shaft one hundred and fifty (l5D feet,
moro or less also q whim with yoke, and all hK-
lures belonging; one ~ small shed, l4xl6 feet
one u truck; one ~ rope-track, etc, and all i'm.
provements In and on Said claim.
Notice Is hereby given, thatI will expose for
sale to the highest bidder for U. 8. gold coin, the
said property, or 10 much thereof as Will sat.
isfy said Judgment and costE, IN front Of the
Justices office Of Gold Hill, Storey county,
state OF Nevada, on MONDAY. the 10th day OF
April, A. D. 1865, between the hours OF 10
o'clock ". and 2 o'clock Pm.
VIII BEGAN, '
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, March 81. 1865, at the hour
of 20 o'clock A. NJ. mh2l tds