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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

SAN FRANCISCO, August %, 1865.
The general trade for weeks past has been exceedingly
dull Speculation has been wholly In abeyaDce and,
plethora OF money, purchases have
been restricted the exigencies of the moment East
ern products and high Butter, coal oil and
candles have moved OIL freely but prices do not respond
" the recent enhancement Of values Importers hope TO
do better later the season. and storing supplies
The Union state Convention have nominated Chief
Justice Saunders for election to the Supreme Court
Arrived August 20, opposition steamer America from
Nicaragua; August 22, ship Bengal, from Now York
bark silas Fish from New York; Oakland, from Bath
SAN FRANCISCO, August "a, 1896
To-day occurred tho largest auction sale OF shoes ever
held here. Prices established about rs 30 per
cent higher than last years prices.
shanghae papers are advocating tho thorough cleaning
Of the city, anticipating the advent Of the Russian
plague
The bark Mermaid arrived yesterday, thirty one days
from shangbac, the shortest trip record. The COM
mescal advices are unimporant
The American built steamer Fahkln lost the
mouth Of the Yangse Rang river the 18Th Of July
SAN FaAscIsco, August 20, 1895
News from Honolulu TO tho Goth OF July has been re-
ceived cargo Of 6fty coolies had arrived at Hio for
plantation labor Another cargo Of 'h'"'" ,,a
arrived al fIoholuid
private letter nom Ranasawa states ha, the Japan
ese government have ceded land for coal depot o' WV
projected California and China steamship company
arrived, steamship Golden City, from Panama
TIE ship ceyion has arrived from Boston
The ships Renluckian and T. II. Taylor nave @heo
from Ba.ers Island with full cargoes Of suano' 'nc
| Panther was loadiug.
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The Late pisastcr on tho Tennessee nm"
Alabama Railroad.

NASHVILLE, AuRust zUl IsVv
The following are the latest details Of tho frshtfu' r
road disaster which occurred ON the lennossse an"
Alabama Railroad yesterday morning
As the morning train passing over the tres''c at
R,chland Neck seventy miles south OF Nashville the
,reste suddenly gave way and preepeted the train 'nts
the creek.
up 10 elk O'Clock twelve dead bodies and eighty wound
ed had been recovered from the wreck.
A car containing thirty negroes is stl undor water
Quite number OF passengers were missing
large gang OF men has been sent forward TO clear
away the wreck and all tha. s possible will be done for
the relief Of the wounded.
inc UNIV sscitefhent exists here, ss many weh
.pown citizens are supposed TO have been % the "an'
No names have been received 40 yet
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News from New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August 20, 1906
severe wind storm in Jackson, Miss, today blew
down several buildings in course OF construction, and
some people wcrc injured and one negro was killed.
Several persons have been arrested in San Antonio on
charges Of making away with public property and money
embraced In the terms Of surrender.
General Maxey Is out In letter. which does mol give
Kirby smith much credit for truth and ycracity
Cotton market quiet; sales 900 bales at 43c. aA4c
suesr-Common Louisiana AZ 12kc, prime at 10tkc
Molasses-Infcrior old at 69c 7oc Exchange on New
York II q Il discount
The weather has been unusually cool for the season.
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Meeting OF spiri,ma,ists at Metropolitan
Hall,


The usual Sunday discussion Of the spirituaisc pari
whose terrestrial headquarters located at Ncto-
poi!an Hail. in Sixth avenue, proceeded with yeser
day. There had gathered very large and apprecative
assemblage, comprising The inevitable ladies' with wan
faces, sunken though piercing eyes and the no less in
cvitabc gentlemen with long hair and white cravats.
Poverty lack OF dIsnteresednesss the part of the
lecturer compelled the ovy Of admission fee Of ten
each and every component part OF the gather
ing The exercises OF the matinee comprised the oxcc1
ton of several hymns by elderly ladies' well devc
bad for music The orator OF the occasion, Miss
Ella T. Hobart, Chaplain OF the Frs, Wisconsin artillery
subsequently delivered lengthy DISCOURSE in the pro
gross of which she spoke de onai scbi C. qui6ufdam
oIis Her remarks did not diicr materially from those
which might have been expected from any other strong
IN ndod female. Her address partly devoted 70 q
definition Of truth in accordance with her idea OF the
word, and councrfct presentmen OF the lady herself
would have shown the original to BE- tall lean pale faced
and brighteyed She was simply atiired IN black silk
dress modosty dec Zee about the neck, though not OK
hibng the shoulders, and black lace mts on her
hands, She brought the discourse 10 close by glowing
eulogy spiruasm, and retired amid suppressed ap
proval on the part OF the assemblage
After her withdrawal from the pulpit IL was proclaimed
that the trial Of Colchester the Davenport Brothers The
medium Porter and other prolcssed spr'ualisis would
be commenced Monday evening next, when an impair
tal jury would be empannelled and respectable judge
If such could be obtained beyond the limits OF the spirit
world-would occupy the seat OF justice ana act ~
Of the goddess with the scales After this
snnou the congregation dispersed.
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CAIRO, H., Aug. ~, ieoo.
The steamer Darling, en- route to Cincinnati, has es7
bales of cotton.
PAGE Co "a cotton factory at Memphis was burned on
the 24th inst Loss $4,000
rhe work ON the Mississippi Central Railroad pro
crosses rapidly and II will probably be completed ana VI"
operation by cctoberl. ,.,., 49,. ,s.,sa pro,
.ismaton calling on the people TO form two SV'pa, %
in coch county one Of cavalry and the other ~ an 70
for tbe purpose of preserving order and pu''"s '"'
rnnrlegs and robbcrica
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o. sv~fs tesverYRys
want r.. r,syrnisbp Constlnion-Mrs Elliott And Ger
u nesrsa heih Mrs O'Rely Miss Abern, Mrs Mary
a. N. =, nal & ftehdergast Mra T. shropshire Mr
Wright Mfss " Renner Mrw Gebbings and lady, Mr. Emer
con, Ms A Hetson Mr. w Robinson, Mr. VI Leon, Mr w
King Mr Tolles two Sisters Of Charity Mrs snre-
deraast Baker lady and child Mr.. Wilcox, Roy Mr Ha
milton, Rev Mr. whaen, y SOunes'hv Captain Bofcon,
kohn.
sAyANvAH -Stear- ..,p varnrnf ircenwocd, " John.
sOn, " Nuby, " PETIT ~ scr IT EPrfiy q !. y
crimson, slayer, Hayv I aty, Mr. wilkinson, Misa
WNf'1ron,A a Haywood, NJ lileW nd laughter, Mr Alen
Mis- laN Mise Ecvel II Ice II Gure, N Flcisllman 9
Duckhar,, Doane, Ur En- and lady Akobinson,
D'e,veF an sod } G Rovrson J Williams, Haynes,
u W,i.ht j anhwecjp n Mrs sloddart O'Donnei = n
be npstes Rush J.sas Lee robert Reed Thos johnson
w Ncvrsny !, }bQt Root HRS
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NAsHvILLE, AuBuBt 40, IoVV.
Hon james o. shackelford has been appointed Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of Middle Tennessee vice Houston
resigned
Last night the largo tin establishment OF sessrs
Mcclure & BUCK was totally destroyed By 1rs Est.
mated lose. sdesnty.nvc thousand dollars.
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Bostoh itss,s.

r,... :. - - BOSTON, August ~, IHbJ.
ins arrived today with part Of the iassa
chusetss regiment lcoored The steamer ASH nd, win
the remainder OF the Ffyfourh regiment left on The
2lst for Boston.
The steamer Mary Sanford from Philadelphia, made
the run 70 this port In sixty houra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

BUyfAio, August ~. 1855.
A Are this evening destroyed tho Main stcct Gle
vaior owned > Hazard Dsber Loss $1,000 In
svrnnce $50 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

The principal o1ce or the district Is ~ 81 Cedar sttceL
the FIRST or ground) floor the Offices OF the Coec.
Of the district, Mr. Sheridan Shook, who has in his
ploy upwards Of q dozen clerks. by whom the exten-
business Of this important department Is ably trans
THE AssEssoR's OFFICE
q the eecond story, and Is presided over by Mr. s. J.
bert, whose appointment as assessor dates from s.p
t Is conducted under his personal supervision Hav
formerly been in business as merchant. his intimate
transact the business Of his district with With el"ar %
be and despatch. In this district (Which is one OF
smallest in extent in the city) II is estimated that
annual taxes will amount TO about ten millions OF
Ilars being but two millions less than the whole
cunt collected in the city OF Philadelphia for the same
iod To assist him in ransactng this immense amount
business. Mr. Gilbert is assisted by Mr. Richard Kerr
Of clerk and four subordinate clerks. Each of the
bve mentioned gentlemen Is an accomplished ac.
ntant and thoroughly verscd IN all mercantile Affairs
bpainess of this Office has ALWAYS been r..,r.pcd
IaanI IpIlentIy Satisfactory to the head Of ihe
-, .u,en. al washinston..
burins the last few h6ths Ave of the newly appointed
es.ors 10 the late rebeous States have visited this
manner ,or aer n which to peorm their du,s Among
I'm was Mr.. Helper brother Of the author " the SIM
hiding Crisisn
trict comes from manufacturers and wholesale and
dealers brokers' express companies, newspapers and
Ter similar branches Of business where the annual re.
ms count up among the millions.
nc princpaI articles manufactured In tins district
thing tobacco, cigars, furs, books aud jewelry
RECEIPTS FROM BROKERS.
he whole amount Of assessed IN this district Tor
nsca wear ending June 30 viii be about ten millions
dollars This is several millions IN excess OF The
ount of the preceding year. The large increase
in great measure due 10 the levied ON brokers'
es From June, 1894, to April, 1885, they were re.
red pay a twentieth OF one per cent on gu safes
de by them for others. In April last the law was
ended by which they were required 70 pay iepth oi
per cent on all sales Of gold and twentieth OF one
cent on all Gales Of stocks, bonds, &C. whether made
themselves or others The brokers' demurred 20 pay:
the tax on sales made for themselves, spd Vai!s,ed
they ought only 10 be taxed at the sahe rate as any
per Wholesale dealer To make good their point test
e was tried last June before Judge Nelson In the
tied States District Court and In the early part Of last
Judge Nelson rendered decision In favor Of the
'kcrs The case will again be heard before Judge
en during the latter part Of the present mouth at
pestown, on which 6ccasion the government will be
nrtney.
berc are probably about two thousand brokers in this
rct, and the amount of money turned over Inv them
pualy Is enormous One nrm few months since
IN monthly return showing that their sales for
period amounted to thirty -four millions Of dollars.
~ ~ pl onataRh pl pne mn cent h mai No be lqyled
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Within the past years there have been additional
portions Of the Park opened for public use Ths TACT
with the increase of the prices Of labor and materials
has rendered the moneys derived from these estimates
inadequate 10 meet the expenses Of maintenance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

RETAIL LIQUOR AND POLICY DEALERS.
Retail liquor dealers pay annual tax Of twenty five
dollars to the government, while policy dealers taxed
annually at the rate Of ono hundred dollars The follow.
ing table win give the number Of dealers OF both kinds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

Ihe greatest nuf1b9r III ltucslfIhbs 80
10 -four o'clock r. The greatest number OF equoslrans
aud persons In vehicles enter between four and bve
T. "
The total income IRON boat service was So 2osst M an
expense 90 the conductor of s5,22s 20
The for the yoar from various causes were l3o
compared with 81 for 1868
list of quadrupeds, 1sh birds and fowl and reptiles
II given Ia ertnso which is too longby and too learned
for publication IN newspaper report
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he principal Office OF The distFlct Is ~ 81 Uedaf sireE
the FIRST Tor ground floor the Offices of the Collec.
Of the district, Mr. Sheridan Shook, who has in his
|ploy upwards OF dozen clerks by whom the exten-
business Of this important department Is ably trans
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AMOUNT OF REVENUE COLLECTED.
From the hgures given below IL will be what
amount of internal revenue has boen collected In New
York for the FISCAL year ending June so:-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09

For Rent -
mHE UPPER PART OF AsLARGE ,FIRE-
j Proof Brick Building, containing y op k1om.; !
LIN HIi the modern eouvenIenees, and particular
iy adapted for q Lodging House. Also, me lower
rtory Of the Sano' building. suitable tor store
andlately occupied by G. o. Sloat, Grocer,
As.oiasyEatLsw, over Wells Fargo = Co.
Virginia. ys' "'SsA'f'55
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Report of the Pacific Insu-
rance Company.
SXyORS STATEMENT.

SWORN STATEMENT.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 29d, 1850. concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report:
/. The amount OF the capital stock of this com.
pany Is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
all paid in cash. So ,OOO "
IL. The amount OF assets Is nine hundred and
seventeen thousand. four hundred and forty-twc
dollars and forty eight cents S9l7. .ii2 Ii
Ill. The company has no debts.
". The amount of insurance written during
the year is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty'scven thousand eight hundred and tifty:tiyS
uonarS.'... 'eoy w w
3Ist. ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou.
sand, eight hundred and ninety.fOur dollars
Sl0,l2Os9I 20
V. The Company insures against the following
risks, viz:
buildings, Quartz Mills, Merchnndise,
Vessels In Port and their Cnrgoes,
md other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire.
vi. The largest sum this Company will take on
any one risk is $4,000, the limit liked by law.
but ON all such large risks Reinsurance TO GER
tain extent will be made in other responsible COM
panies. J. HUNT, President.
\. J. RALsToN, Secretary.
san Francisco, January Ii, ls6J.
William AyOrd Moses Ellis,
T. B Beachlcy, \ G. Stiles,
f. Lazard, Moses Heller.
A Scligman. Edward Martin.
Alfred Borrl, \ l. Tubbs,
Charles Mayne, IL Thomas.
Louis McLanc DIV Rice.
LLOYD Tevis John G. Bray,
John G. Kitile, David Sterns,
VIC RalSton, William Sherman,
James DeFremery. Samuel c Bigelow,
q W Beaver, l. Sachs,
Herman Nichels. y VI Wilson,
Ell Goldstein, Alpheus Bull.
II HnnsSmnn William Schollc,
I'M Ecwhall.
State OF California, City and County OF San
Francisco, Son the 10th day OF january, 4. d.
1865 personally appeared before neil S. Iio.
mans, u Notary Public in and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A.
Ralston, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com.
pany, who, being daily sworn, did deposc and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing
port Of the Pacific Insurance Company, 10 the
best Of his knowledge and belief. true, full and
correct A. J. RAJ TON.
Sworn and subscribed 20 before me, this 10th
iay Of January. a. d. ls6J.
H. S. HOMANS, Notary Public.
The Pacific Insurnncc Company,
Having in compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds ofthe State
of Nevada, are now prepared 10 effect Insurance
AZ the.
Lowest Established Rates
OFFICE-At the Agency OF the Bank OF Cali
tornia. corner OF c and Taylor streets, Virginia.
Nevada. SHARON & RALSTON,
General Agents for the State of Nevada
Iiy29 is6ml
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A Case Of GIoct and Structure.

Doctor Doherty--Dsar Sir: feel my health %
fully restored that, In common gratitude, believe
should make You some written acknowledgment
for your valuable Eervices particularly 80 a. yonr
foe was small for the work performed. ] arrived
In this city from the East about ono year ago,
and wls then suffering from an old case Of Gleet,
complicated with structure. Being stranger In
the city, and believing that those doctors who
gave such positive assurances Of success were
neceuSarily the bsSt (some ofuhom have @ largo
number OF tltles) placed myself In their charge.
and continued under trestment until bad Lost
nearly ah hope and copIiderAbls sum Of money:
wish 10 say how that you ore the sixth doctor ]
have employed, and the only ono that has done
me any service. Ny GIeet h wholly cured the
Structure 10 all removed, and my stnerst health
is better than II has bean for yoars. In conelu-
don, would say 10 the many unfortunateS who
REQUIRE medical advice, Il. you have any doubt -
to whom you should employ, nsk Or. Doherty for
my address and come and see me q keep store 10
this city,. Ny experience may ssye you many
dollars. would also add that In the early stage
Of my disease used largo amount OF the pre-
paraiious advertised % an lnfalllbln cure for Con
orrhaa, elect, ETC.. but never derived any oeneht
from them. am, Doctor, very truly yours
A. 1.1s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2lst Day
Of juno, A. D. 1854
lis A. GOULD. Notary Public.
Seminal Weakness --swSrn Ceetta.
cate OF q Remarkable Care ofSper'

cate or q Remarkable Care ofSper.
A desire to bencft suffering humanity, and .
feeling Of gratitude TO Doctor W. X Dohorty.
aIone Induces mo 70 mako this statement. For
mauy wears have been afflicted With that fearful
dIseSse known as Spermatorhoa, or Seminal
Weakuess 70 o fearful extent. which was soon
followed by the most alarming symptoms AZ
weakness Of the back and limbs, pain In tho bead,
dinness Of vigion, nervousness and general de'
bIlity. Ny mind. too, was affected to such an sx'
teut ss TO ScrlouSly impair my memory; my,ide
woro confused and spirits depressed wa1 AverIo
10 society; had evil torebodlngS and Helf fdlJtruAf
and was entirely uphtted for any OF the duties OF
life From 1855 to the summer OF 1858, cu.
ployed tho very best medical talent ] could dnd,
and spent several hundred dollars, but In no In.
stance could obtain more than temporary relief.
I had about concluded there was no relief for mo
In this world, but, reading DR.. Doherty'S adyer.
tIsenent, thought should call and Hee him, and
he charged nothing for consultation: had an IN;
teryIew with Dr. Doherty at / bofnce In Sacra'
,osuto street. and his feo for treatment was 90
reasonable determined to try him, though did
not expect much benefit from bis treatment. On
the fifth of December last placed myself under
his care In one week found myself very much
Improved, and now, after Ave weeks treatment,
feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
and In the enjoyment Of the best health. Hoping
that my experience may be OF bonent TO others
similarly afflicted, subscribe myself
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this 18th
day of January, A. D. 1864.
iI.sl A. q. RANDALL, Notary Public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID I
QUICK CUBES AND MODERATE
CHARGR1! m.
DR.. ". X. DOherty'S Private Medical
and HarEic1l Iastltnte, , ,,--lr
Sacramento street, below Montgomery Opposite
the PacIAc Mall 6tsamIhip Compsny'S ofhce)
H~Priyats Entrance on LeidesdorH street, IA
San Francisco, California
EstablIshed expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientidc medical aid In the treatment
and cure of all Private and Chronic
Diseases, Cases Of Secresy,
and all Sexual Dis.
Ta the AAIcteA |!

DR W. z. DOHERTY RETURNS his iin.
IL cere thanks to bis numerous patients FOR their
patronage, and would take this opportunity 10 re
mind them that he continues TO consult, at nn IN
stitute for the cure Of Chronic Diseases OF the
Luues, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Geni'o
Urinary organs, and all Private Diseases. VIZ !;
Syphilis In all Its forms and stages; GonorThGa'
Gieet, Structures, Nocturnal and DlurnA Emil.
sions, Sexual Debility, Diseases OF the BACK ana
etc., ETC.; and he hopes that his long experience
and successful practice Of many years will con-
tInue 10 insure him q share Of public patronage.
BY the practice Of many years In Europe and the
United States be Is enabled to apply the most ef:
dcient aud successful remedies against dleaset OF
all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges modsr-
ate, treats bis patients In correct and honorable
way. has references Of unquestionable veraeity
from men Of known respecfabilitY and high
standing In society. AL partIrs consulting him,
by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and
osntlaat tr. .atrnank and innnlicit aecreNY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09
LONDON BANKERS:
The London Joint Stock Bank
SAN FRANCISCO:


Assistant Camille Martin.
LOCAL RECTORS:
WM i. JOHNSTON. Agent Liverpool and Lon.
don and Globe Insurance Company;
HENRY CARLTON, JR, Merchant;
A. EHRHoKx. Merchant of Hcllman Bros Il Co
This Bank Is prepared to transact all kinds OF
General Banking and Exchange Business In Lon
don and San Francisco. and between said cities
md all parts Of the world.
The San Francisco Office is authorized TO draw
Bills Of Exchange. or issue Letters Of Credit, up
on either Of the under named Founders and Pro
prietors of the Bank. or Cat the option OF the
buyer upon the following Houses, with whom
the Bank has established credits, viz:
LoSDOS-The London Joint Stock Bank. No.
) Princes street; Nc+Srs. BischOhShelm, Gold
schmidt & CO.; Messrs. Fruhling & Goschen {;
Messrs. Frederick Huth & Co.; MessrS. j. 5. Nor.
gan & Co., (succcssors TO MrSsrS. Geo. Peabody &
Coz; Messrs. Stern Brothers.
NEw YORK CIrY-McsSrS. Dabney, Morgan &
Co, 50 Exchange Place.
PARIS-McSsrS. BiSchOfScheiIn, GOldSchmidt u
Co.; Messrs. A. j. Stern y Co.
FRANKFORT on TIE MAIS-Mr. SigiSmund
Sulzbach: Mr.. Jacob S. II. Stern.
GERMASY-Thc Bank of Sake Meiningen.
AMsrERpAM-Bankd d" Credit and dc Depot des
Pays Bas.
ANrwEKP-Messrs Nottebohm Brothers Mr..
f. K Bischoffsheim.
HAMRuRG-Mcssrs. John B-renberG, Gossler i
Co.
GENOA AND SAPLES-The Angloltalian Bank.
VALPARAISO AND LINh-MessrS. Fred Huth,
GrunnG & Co.
MANiLA-Messrs. Russell & Sturgis.
AUSTRALIA. INDIA AND CHISA-Asiatic Bank
ing Corporation and its Branches, at Bombay.
Calcutta Colombo. Singapore, HongkonS, ShanS'
hal Melbourne.
CHINA AND JAPAS--The Chartered Mercantile
bank OF India London and China, and i's
branches.
IRELASD-Provincilll Bank OF Ireland and al
its Branches.
Special attention paid 20 selling California Sc'
rurities in Europe; Collections, Purchases of Rea
Estate and Mining Shares, and Investments OF a
Kinds In California
The above Bank will be opened August lst.
MILTON =. LATHAM,
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Notice.

u,HE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT
/ have no copartnership with any person
whatsoever and will not be responsible for the
tIebts or contracts made by any person represent.
ing hiuselfor themselves as such Any person
hayipe claims against NE, will please present the
same M nv office, between the hours of twelve
and two o o'clOck within thirty days from the date
of the first publication of this notice.
~ ST1s'I .f ROBERT APPLE.
Gold Hnl, July 2, 1855. jy7m