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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DErRIcK-REGHIY In this city, on Thursday even.
ing November 2 at Trinity chapel, by Rev Dir. Nicely,
EpIsdroS DsrRicK Of California, 70 ELISE d. RscaLY, Of
Mississippi.
San Francisco Detroit and Frederick City Nd. papes
please copy.
JESKss-Lo1r.--fn Bloomsbury, N. j., on Thursday.
November 2 by the Rev. j. 5. Van Dyke, HAIRY H. JEs
kiss OF Brooklyn to ssRAa E., daughter Of Andrew n
Lott, Of the former place.
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New. from Fortr... Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov D, 1865.
The steamship Costa Rlca, with the North stars
freight and passengers sailed day for the Dry Tougas
and New Orleans The North star left to-day for New
York.
The steamer Metis arrived to-day from New York for
City Point take the Twenty fourth Massachusetts, res
ment home.
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Ne. ofmfles

CALEB CUSHING's MISSION TO EUROPE.
Hon. Caleb Cushngs contemplated trip to Europe has
been postponed until spring He will then 60 profession
ally for the United States Treasury Department In rcla
ton to large quantities Of belled Confederate States
cotton, unless the English government should sooner
conclude to admit our claims in the premises.
THE TUNIsrANs AT THE METROPOLITAN CLUB.
The Tunsians dlned at the Metropolitan Club rooms
yesterday by invitation, with few other guests. Mr.
Perry teegraphed last evening that he would be here
towards the last of this week. when they will all proba
bly, depart
TRANSFERRED.
Captain Ainsworth captain Of the post at Fortress
Monroe, has been ordered by the Qnartermaster Cen
erals Department report New Orleans to Brgadier
General George s. Dodge, Inspecting Quartermaster
NOT CANDIDATE.
gentleman In the confidence Of Mr.. George Harding
assures that IL the atters presented to sue
coed his brother to ONCE it unauthorized and with
out his knowledge consent sta
WASHINGTON SPORTS MAKING UP THEIR BOOKS.
Several Of the sporting gonry of this city visited New
York during last week to make up their bets the prize
fight to come OF on the 21st inst between Elliot and
Davis at some point adjacent to that city. Which of the
principals is backed by sportsmen at present I'M
known here
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Police Intelaigencs.

Police Inteliigence.
ESCAPE or CONVICT FROM TRENTON STATE PRf-
s0N-HIS ARREST AND SURRENDER.
On the 17th Of August last John II Maren alias John
Welsh, who had been convicted in New Jersey for
passing counterfs money, and sentenced to Ave years
imprisonment Trenton State Prison. escaped from
institution after serving nine months Of his
During the night Welsh found soft spot the wall
under which he dug hole sufficiently large admit
his body He was soon at liberty and started for New
York, after finding sympathzing friend who furnished
him with suit Of clothes loss suspicious than his prison
attire The escaped convict was subsequently rearrested
In this city by officers Hambn ana rin o. the Hsrbor
Police the charge Of attempting TO pass counterfeit
ten dollar Treasury note For this offence Welsh
indicted but before trial the New Jersey authorities de-
dered Saturday taken back Trenton by officers
Hambn and Irish, 10 serve out the remainder OF his
sentence.
CHARGE or PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Ellen Rosenberg Irish woman, was arrested by
officer McG Of the Fourth precinct, the charge or
rendering q counterfeit dollar bin the Highland
Bank, Of Hudson City, N. j., TO John X Meyer, No 10
Peck slip in payment for loaf Of bread. The bill was
refused and Ellen informed Of its true characters after
which, IL VI alleged she rendered II TO Adam Keller, also
OF Peck Slip for loaf Of bread The accused stated that
she obtained the bill from Mr.. Connolly, and believed
to be genuine Justice Hogan committed her for trial
ROBBERY IN A. SALOON.
On the night Of the Sd inst Edwin 8. Williams, resid
ing at the Marion House. in East Broadway, while par
tally intoxicated in Dick Hollywocd's saloon, No IL
East Houston street. fell asleep before awaking
robbed Of his gold watch and chan valued at three hun
dred dollars Detective Vaughan subsequently, found the
stolen property at pawn shop In Blocker street, where
1t had been pledged by David Wilson. The detective
watched for Wilson and yesterday arrested him He was
positively identified by the pawnbroker as the man who
pledged the watch and chain, and Justice Dodge
United wilson to prison for trial
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Clear, White, smooth Skim.-Hunt's
White Virgin Wax OF Antilles gives great briacy the
compexion made from pure white wax; quite harmless.
DEMAS BARNES Il co.
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A.-The Finest OvercOats Ever Seen I'm
this country ready for sale.
/ " BROKAw, 81 Lafayette place,
and "a Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union.
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A.-Boys' and Children's
GARiBALDI, CUTAwAY AND ZOUAvE SUITS.
by the thousands, at reasonable prices.
Nv. BROkAW, a. Lafayette place,
and 81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union.
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Bachelors Hair Dyes-The Hest In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Tho only
feet Dye Also Regenera'ing Esrac of Milenurs Pre-.
the hair 81 Barclay street. New York
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II You Want n Good Head Of u air Use
WEBSTER'a VEGETABLE HAIR TSvIGoRA FOR. DE.
MAS BARNES A co. New York, General Agent
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Discovery Just What the People
want-London IIair Color Restorer and Dressing Sold
594 Broadway, q Park row. lis Franklin street, n. Y.
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At M. Il. Higgins Mammoth Millinery,
26 Sixth avenue Tenth srecl0 600 Trimmed Bonncts
and Jockeys 90 per cent less than broadway prices
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Hartson's Imperial Nectar Ale.--Unsu r.
passed and briancy Warranted keep in any
climate Brewery Forty.second street. Third avcnus
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Piles piles. PiIssy-strlctlan as is the
only remedy In the known world that will are Blind and
Bleeding Piles Of twenty years standing
WELLS 4 co, Agents, li5 FL anklin street
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Dashed. Draw.
j. r. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street,
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Ladies' Paper Collars and Cats -Whole-
retail One Iady's Collar free the trade,
WARDS, 3T B roadway
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Immense Prices Paid for Old hoo Jss.-
received immense collection Of valuable The oogal
their value. LEGGAT BROTiEf ~
1l3 Nassau street, below Be- kmau.
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A.-POllak 4 Son, Meerschaum MA nu-
fncrers coz broadway Fourth street Pipes and CT
garholders Wholesale and retail cut TO order mounted and
rapaf raJ
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Royal Havana Lottery. see ONE la
drawing Of October q, on another page.
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GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRI GrIT PIANOS
Every Piano constructed with their Patent Agrafe Ar
rangelnent and warranted for Ave years.
III aud 20 East Fourtsonth street New York
illustrated catalogues sent by mail ON application.
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Oristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservattve
and Wig depot wholesale and retail No Astor House.
The dye applied by skifnl artists
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Dressma kcrs-(set Velvet Ribbons at
HIGGINS l26 Sixth avenue.-The largest stock Of Black
aud coored In this city all widths and shades Is per cent
below their value.
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Royal Havana Lotsery.-Pr LEES Paid In
cold. inforration furnished Highest paid for dou.
looms and All kinds Of gold and silver.
%. Bankers. l6 Wall a. teet Ne york
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A Silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX 4 GIBBS, sos Broadway
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COrns. Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases the feel cured by DR. zAcHARIE 100 Broad
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sleeve Buttons, New styIes-rwo, Three,
four Ave- eight ten hft~en twenty
seventy I'VE dollars set for sale by GEO G. ALLEN, No.
40 Broadway, one door below Canal street
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Thirty Years Experience cr An Ola
Nurss-MRs. w1NsLow's SOOTHING syItuP Il The pre-
the United States and has been used for hy years with
never falling safety and BY million Of mohsrs for
their children. relIevse chi fan dysen
tery darhUe, gripping In the bowels and wind colo by
Ing health 10 the child II rests the mott er
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A New Coinage OF scents.-Thc counter

Genuine Meerschaum. 3Oc., 4Oc., SOC.
6Oc., Toe. to 81 each. at TOwNsESD,s 953 Broadway.
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Trusses.--Mavsh 4 Co.. 4 ola Esssbiished
Radical Cure Truss once sul ., 40 vescv street Lady
attendAos ta<4 8N N tf& - 4
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SIDEWALK.

SIDEWALK - &at =
Z Immediate scene OF the explosion. o @tAS
y The "square'' In 81 the offcc indicates the spot
occupied by sthe machine when II first ignited. Tho
dots show the route taken in carrying IL while burning
DO whore Il was left and then exploded ~. 80
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logical studies At their close his uncle Cardinal de Me-
decis was called 70 the Ponlilca throne He sent Tor
his nephew, who Joined him In Rome where Charles
raised TO the degree Of Archbishop OF Milan and made
Cardinal OF the Church This occurred in the days when
throughout Italy. The Archbishop yearnod pety
restored TO the people His first act to call together
Of Pope Plus hs body Was once more eo
vened He subsequently sought and obtained permission
TO set out upon the great task which he had determined
TO PERFORM He returned 10 Milan and commenced the
labors of an apostle striving to purify the Church Of
God from the stains cast upon her by dsobedient and
reckless children. He began by reforming his house
keeping; and his own household, numbering some three
hundred persons, were ordered to assemble In prayer
morning and evening, and summoned to confession and
commcnion weekly. He soon attacked the lcentious
ness and vices OF the nobility, and with the
sianos o. Cod andaunod fought on ,G he
were thrown in his path. The reforms which he
achieved were perceptible everywhere To st.
Charles Borromeo they indebted for the establish
ment OF Sunday schools The charity and courage OF the
saint were evidenced during the plague when spite OF
novels of the dying paupers To the afflicted and
alleviate the suffering Of the invalid he spent his entire
the plague IL was he that formed solemn procession
which he led himself, with rope around his neck, sing
to His Ths h% saa he
70 see his task completed and the glorious excellence OF
The father Of the poor and afflicted died early, but his
memory was cherished and his festival observed more
srupuousy than that Of any other saint in the city OF
Milan His remains inferred in the cathedral and
pilgrims crowd around his grave 10 do homage TO its
sanctty. The speaker had visited the little city Of
Ancona, his birth place. and had behed the colossal
statue OF st. Charles Borromeo which be from
Lake Maggiore as stood blessing the village and the
fishermen below. Though contemplated at distance Of
several miles, still bore the appearance of life size
statue and stood colossal and gigantic, though but
poor example Of the colossal pety and gigantic virtues
Of the saint.
In conclusion the Archbishop invoked upon his hearers
the blessing Of God and Of their patron and withdrew
The exercises OF the evening brought to close
with lie Deu, by Nava, executed for the first time in
this country, and grand march from symphony by
Franz Lachncr. The congregation then dispersed.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Anderson
will leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city at quarter
noon.
The NBw YORK Rehabilitation for Europe-wil be
published at eleven o'clock in the morning, and will
contain the latest from all sections Of the Union
Additional Particulars OF tho Effects Of the Late Gale
Interesting News from Central America, Mexico, the
West Indies &C. and Reports Of all Important Inter
esting Events Of the past week.
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
A New Coinage or scents.-Thc counter
feters ut work making bogus scents intended to
The sterling article carrsn. eyerywhere under the title Of
their track and il is believed the ladies' viii soon be in
BLOOMING cEREuS is sold everywhere,
Of the side and back and often relieves local pain
In quick time, that to be believed the plaster must he
used All PHYSICIANS recommend thcm their composition rs
ALLcoCKs POROUS pLAsTERS
sold by all druggists.
Agency, Brandreth House. New York :
A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A
English Double Soed Button Caters and Double Soled
Boots, at LORlN BROOKS &SONs 43i Broadway corner
Howard street Es established 1929 Original ntroducers Of
the Patent Elastic Steel shank
Genuine Mecrsch um, 3Oc., 4Oc., Soc.
60c., Toe. to 81 each, at TOwNSESD's 953 Broadway
A Silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS, 5Os Broadway.
A.-POllak 4 Son, Meersc ha um MA nu-
facurers coz Broadway Fourth street Pipes and CT
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4k 1NM ASA ~NFH #fkw Hr- 4Nf A#tNA#
absH \
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-08

Notice.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT
u of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada,
entitled: "a An Act to provide for the payment of
the Outstanding Warrants of Storey county, up.
proved February Il, 1865, sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned, directed TO him
a. his Office in the Medan Building. at the city of
Virginia, for fifteen days subsequent to the publ.
cation Of this notice, for the purchase and re-
demption Of outstanding warrants Of the county
of Storey, The bids must be accompanied ~
the wsrranta Upon the saturday next following
after the expiration of the said fifteen days.
to wit On the 18th day Of May, 1865, the Board
Of County Commissioners the County Auditor
and County Treasur' will open said sealed pro
possls, in the Office Of the latter, and the bills will
be accepted in accordance with the terms Of the
aforesaid Act and an Act mandatory thereof, en-.
titled &" An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
to provide for the payment Of Outstandlng War
rants of Storey county" approved March 8, 1866.
Attention In called TO section 6 of the Act as
amended, which reads as follows "Sectiou of
the Act Of which this Ia amendatory ia hereby
amended 30 as 10 read Us follows: Section AL
outstanding warrants of said county are hereby
divided into two classes: all warrants Issued
prior to the 18th day of july A. D. 1864, shall be
deemed the first class, and all issued subsequent
to that date shall be deemed the second class In
the consideration of any bid or bids made In pur-
suance Of the provisions of this Act, the County
Commi. sioners shall give preference TO bids on
first class warrants over and above the lowest bid
on second class warrants, of fifty cents on the
dollar taking the principal and interest OF the
second class warrant or warrants named in such
lowest bid as q basis upon which to compute the
Fifty per centum.'" F. A. FARGO,
an29td County Treasurer.
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Gold Hill, April 2s, 1865.
Alpha Gold Hill Mining

C1aS Blckncl- -sso----- I.-"--- -
Jas Durham, balance----..------2l9----- .
By order Of the Board Of Trustees;
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Constable's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court of Gold Hill. to
rev 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 22d day OF April, A. d. 1865, IN tavor OF
Marlette & Hunt, and against the Major Gold
and Silver Mining Company, for Sl75 %, amount
of Judgment, and $40 IS, costs Of suit. together
ith accruIng costs. have this 2eth day of April,
1865 levied on and taken in execution all the
right, title, claim and interest Of Sad Judgment
debtors, the Major G. and s. 81 Company, In
and to the following described property. to-wit:
All that certain Quartz Ledge, mining claim and
ground situated in Gold Hill Mining District
Storey county, State of Nevada, known and desIg.
mated as the ledge and claim of the Major G.
and S. NJ. Co., owned and possessed by said
company, consisting of 400 Gour hundred feet),
said claim commencing at the south end Of the
old Laboring Company's claim, and running
southerly four hundred 900 feet, said claim ly-
ing (as per notice Of location Of the same, record
ed in the mining records Of Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict) east OF the Yellow jacket claims, on which
claim is an incline shaft two hundred GOO feet,
more or less in depth; also, all the improve
ments, tenements and hereditaments in and on
said claim, or to 1t in any wise belonging
Notice is hereby given, that l will expose
for sale TO the highest bidder, for U. s. gold CON-
the said property 90 much thereof as will salts
fy said Judgment and costs, In front of the Jus.
tice's Ofiee In Gold Hill Storey county, State of
A D. 1865, between the hours Of Il o'clock, N. and
Q o'clock, p NJ, viz at O'Clock M.
WIN H. BEGAN,
Constable Of Gold Hill Township
Dated at Gold Hill April q, 1865 at the hour
OF IL O'Clock, An. APPS I'd
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SheriFa Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
IN pursuance OF a decree of foreclosure, rendered
in the District Court of the First Judicial District
In and for Storey county, State Of Nevada, on the
2Ith day OF April ISIS, In favor OF 4. b. Paul. ID. L
Bliss and W. II. Baker. plaintiffs, AMI against the
Michigan Mill and Mining Company, defendants, ior
the sale of the mortGlGed premises hereinafter de-
ucrbed, to satisfy the sum Of four thousand, seven
hundred and nlnety-threc and SS-lo0 dollars,
with Interest on Sl,ll0 and 2s-l'n at the rate
Of two (2 per cent. per month from date OF decree
until paid, together with costs anu disbursements,
taxed at S36 05 and accruns costs and expenses OF
sale all PAYABLE in United States gold coin; anu by
virtue thereof and Of an Orler OF sale thereon, Is
sued ont of sid Court ateSted on the said 9th day
Of April 1865, and to me directed and delivered on
the same day. I will, on SATURDAY. the Goth day
Of May 1855. sell at the hour OF II O'Clock noon oil
that day In front Of the Court House doors In the
city of Virginia. county Of Storey. State OF Nevada
at public auction to the highest aud lest bidder i0r
cash In United States gold coin, the following de-
Scribed property. tO-wit: All and singular. the
mining ground claim and property Of the sail Mich
lgan Mining and Mil Company. situate at the town
Of God Hill. in God Hill Mining Dsteict. Storey
county, and also all buildings and improvements
thereon and particularly the hoiStlng-workS, steam
engine boilers, and all the machinery and gearing
thereon; al o the shafts and tracks, and improve
ments connected Herewith. known as the holS;inc.
works SHAH and machinery OF the Michigan MIN
and Mining Company, situate near aud 4 little
northwest of the Comet Mil. at God MI S9resaid.
Sheriff of Storey county, Nevada
By JOHN NJ. NEALL, Under Sheriff.
IIrr,tnIa Anrii ADJ til
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Alias Summons.

rTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo-
y rey, Gold Hill Precinct, w. n, Hall, Justiee
OF the Reace.-Richard Mercer plaintiff, va Alta
Silver Mining Company ct al, defendant.IThe
State of Nevada to Atlas NJ. Co., W. W. Nichols
A. D Paul, Jos. Nesbit, o. a. Sanburn, ). T.
Corey, Hugh Logan, J. p Holmes estate, NJ w;
Irwin, waShoe g. g. 8. Co. No. l, John Doe an
Richard Roe, members of said Alta s. NJ Com
pany, greeting: ".
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
to appear before me, Justice Of the Peace In ana
for Gold Hill Precinct, County aDd, State aforer
said. at nv Office in Gold Hill, on the 3lst day OF
Nav, A. D. ls65. at 10 o'clock A. n. OF that day.
70 answer the complaint of Richard Mercer, where
In be claims to recover from you jointly and sew
orally the sum Of two hundred and seventy nye
dollars and interest, as per terms OF eef's an
proraissory note, a copy Of which is now on ME e
In my office. And you are hereby notified that u
you fail to appear and answer the compliant as
Aforesaid, Judgment will be taken against you lot
the sum Of SAYS and interest, and costs OF sur.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand this 24th Gay OF
April, A. n. 1865 , III. -
- 49,. s.- ". n HALL,
Justice ofthe Peace Of Gold Hill Precinct, Storey
county, Nsvada -'s So 500
lFffty cent Rev. stamp.1 Rp26m
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subscribed anu sworn 10 OeIOEc me lulS s4st unl
Of June, A. D. 1864
IL 81 A. s. GOULD, Notary Public.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ ConectoT's sale.

ny VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto-
rey county, Nevada, dated the Goth day OF April.
1865 In favor Of the Inhabitants of the Town of
Gold Hill, and against the persons and the real
estate and improvements hereinafter described,
for the sums owing upon each parcel, as delln-
quent taxes and costs of suit together with &C.
cruing costs aud expenses of sale, pursuant 10
the law in such cases made and provided, shall
expose for sale, and shall sell ut public auction
to the highest and best bidder for gold coin, in
front Of the Justices Office, in said town, on the
18th day Of MAY, A. D. 1865, between the hours Of
10 o'clock NJ. and 2 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, so
much Of each parcel of the following described
real estate and improvements thereon, as will pay
the amount due for taxes, costs, etc., to-wit:
-. plool- o RanOa p Due Sal o.
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To CSPrespoudents.

Patients Of either SEX residing in any part Of the
country, however distant, who may desire the opin-
ION and advice or Dr.. Tozer, can, by submitting q
Nnten statement Of their cases to the Doctor, re-
serve an the attention and medicine necessary to
terview. - : "
Al letters strictly confidential opened and replied
70 by the Doctor himself
Consultation At the ONCE or by Letter-FREE
A@Cures IN all cases guaranteed
Address DR. CHAS. H. TOZER,
ap3 Sln San francfBco, Cal.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
KnIekerboeker Gold and silver MinInI

KnIckeEbocker Gold and Silver Mfnlng
ance with the laws OF Nevada and the bylaws OF the
company there will be sold at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder for o. g. gold COIN In front
Of the company'e ONCE, In the town Of Gold Ill.,
Storey county, and State Of Nevada at the hour Of
three ~ O'Clock P. ~, on SATURDAY. the twenty
seventh (27th day of May, A. D. 1865 many shares
of the capital stock Of the above named company,
standing In the names Of the following persons, as
will pay assessment number eleven QD, now delin-
u,Ierit together with accruing costs:
L. Asa1