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afNH "A'aAH 49, -
Els0rs IlflgeHcer:
Gothamites are impatisntly witness
ing war between The seasons Vow
fan j. master. and we are immersed IA a
cutting rain: now winter wins, ana We
are compelled % trudEe through the
.iu.hv snow. The strife u nerce, anu
chilling aud bitter. and when time shan
have efvau tbe nnal victory % he lezt-
frlar. -.ssun. an viii reiulce. leuifal
Psrk l. deserted ty the elegant EQUIP
49,. thHr usually ron through lt-
r.ler4arf fr1ve-. Favorlte promeuade,
~. deserted bv delicate beouhe- Who
d-..i The horrid elements. BoNes az
~ operl are shiny occupied, causing
Ma Marentzex. already goaded past
.-.Irranea hv theattaek- of The Herula
=. .hrrr bis shoulders and inwardly
yroan. Chanfrau1s sam is forgotten
fh. company af Wallack's, 50 popular
ordinarily. PLAYS to empty seats. I'd
win Forrest. that great actor az q de-
parted time. with bis yigor gone, Ms
great h.sirinuie ability "a thing ihil
WAS. the poor wreck OF raimy days,
now "nlleu iu The sere and yellow le-i4
even an the associations lingering
about this broken veteran OF the Amefl-
can stage. al to bring ~ out ia the
storm d. see him 40 Nltlo's. There arr
tbo-a. however. whom the storm does
not iniImiiate. They are the bows OF
tba Hlvrrv and tle lamsels with COM
rfarfon- too blooming Oh he believed ~
Ttry crowd boxes and thunder thelr
..r.rr1vsl rf the -auguiuary scenes en-
acted urnu that sensation stage. bai
We expect uo syulpufny from Non' 20 uo
more 6u that mvor.te aud convenient
topic .the weather.
Inc Fcuians. who have claimed much
public attention of late, are now rn-ts-
ID in an internal -gulhhle. Instead gi
b.frirr ENGLAND. thew are hghtns each
.rfar Twas ever thus '-uuioriuua-
taIt freshmen never yet moved t1r
..r'..fr NOD De- otilcr. bon harmony. Petty
...,i.r-..- always have arisen, aud the
COMMON GOOD has always been sacrinc-
...ffo m f..ritle ambitions. Irish indie
u.nlauea ~ "a great dc-iteratum, but ~
achievement is extremely pr0olemau-
CALL O'Muh0uey, the President OF the
organization. II an honest, earnest
patriot. which il sufficient cause Tor
BIS mauEumcnt by petty, schemlng
.nh1ri.uftc-. The bonds Of the EN-
brvo ..Iri.h Republic" are being issu-
"a. aud are eagerly taken up ~ mem
f.a-. of tie Brotherhood NO Issuance
has vet been made to The general pub
I.-. nor have the ftstidiou-. though IN
.-rupul1Ls members % the animal
Kingdom. who mostly DO congregaie ln
wall street, pronounced upon Their
value
Ihave mentioned the elu.pages seen
.u Central Park. but I lid no; Tell you
ur the iyidgd c0arhmen, With high
hats. broad bands and b.- buckles, or
her,w--iwed floimeu. who accompany
-.ue. such -ceues like thi, disgust "a
ismocrauc heart. ana reminod you Of
~lNt'- lines;
"A trIn- far laughter, lcersaud le,fs
Is Au.rHlu ar.-f0.ll.l
More. you wish, at some suspicious
fiots r0N.
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hawaiian Of Miami n.na..

20 having hoeu claimed on Che part OF
che national banks chat the Investment
of the surplus profits in United States
stocks would exempt so much % iis
surplu, Ia. was -o invested from paving
tbc ono-ourth ot ONE per cent. duty
THAT Isl now being collected scmi-anuu-
ally ON an surp'use- under thc head of
deposits. DO has he,n JcclJed that the
wori- beyond amount Boa United
state. bonds. as provided iu -cction gi.
art of june si. l>ii. applies to ,tock
only. and noe to dcposit licrc b. Gen-
.-,i Spinncr's letter on the subject.
TREASURY 4. -. WA~uNuoV. pec.
f. f1,s.-~ir. I ann in uccoipt &C your
q .ft.r of sfh inst. iu which You ask ID
s,rpluS fund invested in United States
n,ni. il cxempt from duty. i rrpiy
thsttt has becn dccidcd tnai The sur
Mn. oinl H. subject Co duty ~ undi.
tiJ..l profit. Tho act makes uo prov Is'
Inn f,r deduction OF Oniicd states o'i'd'
r-.,f, any dutiable item cNccpi capital
very RESPECTFULLY,
d. q. ~r1NNEn.
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HAEn Jp-rho Dutch Ambassador al
Washington has made a piteous appeal
Cor an increase OF pay on The ground OF
the incroasc in che oo'st OF living in this
country, stating that he j. ~ hard up
be is Obliged % give up his establish
ment and take lodging over a barbor's
shop. hut the government OF the neither
lands has refused his request
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CoIe,rT-s HONEY soar.
WHY NOT rSE THE BEsT-

over twenty years' Increasing demnd has
s-tsilished the fact that MATHEWS VINE
rlAN HAIR nlT is the hesi In the world. II
is the cheapest. the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete IN one bottle. Does
not require any previous rrepaniion Of the
hair Notroubie. No crock OF stain. Doe
not rub on or make the rappeardusty and
dead. but imparts % u new life and iustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown as pre-
ierrei. A child can apply IL. Always give
satisfaction. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
MATHEWS. Manufacturer, y. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & co, New lorS, whole
ale Agents. may3-lyeod
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Hotel Arrivals.

GRANT HOUSE Bridge CORNER. LEWIS &
WoouM AN-EE, fruprriors
wednesday. Dee. D.
OHM and haiy. Grafton, j furly, Mounds-
eInl. D Errrv Washington. Pa, ] Marshall,
30 IA iIs1u. ~ "a. = Rowe. New lofk; X W ar
tlru. "a Ng ttDller, hailnt.slie, 90 h Up
no IIuUu. HssllsEllic. U, ] Google, Va n lay-
'nr. prshul- Rankin. OHIO, A T. Moss,
q smith. Cleveland. " McAlillcn, -teunsn-
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TuE DAYTON Joaraui says that the
lrv Goods men in Cincinnati are groan-
ing I'M spirit AZ the decline la pricess,,--
Sra,s iii them have Lost very heavily,
and rumors affecting the stability on
several houses are rife la consel az n, =
III having overtraded wiihthe >ouin On
long paper.
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Philsde,phia Wosi Market

The mHrket has hecn excessively
duii, and prcc-, particularly for iow
woods. have ruled very irregularly. and
are now ully loc per 10. on from the
highest u-ure. 40 che close there was
r. more cuuuicnt fecuug. hut buyers
were stnros rhr-Hies cnmurIse.
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A meeting uf thc wool growers aud
Manufacturers OF the state 90 New
YORK, Will hc held 40 Syracuse on the
ism oi is'ccmocr, Tor the purpose Of
'c'u>uluns m relation Oh the rep-e~en-
tiiion, to nc given Inspecting tho wool
Prolucins ana Notwithstanding Interests
.eiorc the Onitcd states Iarin and
Revenue Commission.
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coo Cream Cor the Hair.
Coco Cream for tpe Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Nomore rancid Pumsdes'i
Nomorc rancid PoTnsdes -
you want -0methlng elegant
% you admire delicious Perfume,
Ifyou desire -ot and silky Hair,
ffyou want your Hair preserved,
lfyou want your Hair 20 grow
If you Want b prevent premature BAldness
N you want % b. rid Of nzndruf,
L. the Coco Cream
L. ne Doco Cream.
- the Co-ao Cream.
- the Coou Cream.
I-e the Coco cream.
Price Is ocuts bottle.
LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,
ma Wheeling. ". Va
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acknowledgement.
TnIESn4Y MOANING. DIC. "a.

A .gv..rroV dispatch in our teie-
y-.ob.. column. speaks of the surprise
manifested ai Washington on the re-
e..rt ofa Letter from Governor Peir-
point enclosing o..t..F to the tao
houses OF Congres, "a copy o. The act
auv passed az Richmond resPeeiins
al. ...-.sn Of Jefferson and Berkeley
counties 10 The STATE % Wesi Virginia
The special" who indlted the dispatch
d.I not understand the ctss. he oon-
Pounds the whole state oi West VII
y.n,s with the two counties named, ana
t1u. n8 wonder hc feels surprised
lib. fact b. simply that the rebels in
s-.-..u at Richmond have underiaAsn
f.rsr..t from us two counties ccled l'
DBL. bv the recognized government az
wheeling boz is61 03 ere Congress passes
nn se. rstfying ihe o-,slon. The fe-
raaIamounts t0nothing and could have
.s-.r..l DO one at Washington nr-
....nt.i With thc facts. Congress "'..
r..r. the c,,s.on iu a few DAYS ana
chat viii end the d.-pute w. presume
forever.
his gratifying to sec -1 aV"r'.'r %
r...puan accorded hy tae press oi i.e
country t1 tle r..nmmrn.ia'."i OF ''''
I--.f.rt che Secretary 90 the Ir,a--
.-..rI Obj. Camptro'I.roi thr 'urren-
.r.fhatue SHOULD sni.ator to gradual
Is contract .nr currency nui start on
Obj. road toward. tle resumption 'i
-...... nsymsut. There ls sn consider
.U.e a pariy aas-s per-9ua Interest
lu..H. ...I taem OBJ plead i.f tDe ni'p-
r.u.Iauopp a-.te poii.y. tnai Nr fh-Nei
expected to bear from some oi llrii
organs 10 dooidrd outcry against 'D'
suggestion. of Che government oil',.'-
1900 Scr. MeCulIoeh.s rep1ri lH- e.ie..'H
Obi. usru.-t e1mm.ula.0u- tfoui jour-
uai.of nII parties iu every pare 'i tA-
...r.-,. Some of Dis petitions Oh" mot,
.I ..H... command universal favor.
Tl.ur.ruisr means By Nhirh he pro-
r.-. ta reach BIZ end, are uDt APP
proved ty au ts the most i,isioi'.
rlf De- -..ms t1 h- almost universally
..r.I that ut must not deliberately
f.auler deeper .nto tue mlre of Irre-
I.amaile currency. tut chat ve mus.
steadily and -isruiy, however s.o" may
fe our progr-.. push our way nncA
towards the .p,rie standard, that none
of u. must DEL dsiuiei with Che absurd
notion chat national jcit i-u national
blessing. chat We must us nation
earn more than we spend, prYdur' more
th.u we buy. or wc can never relieve
.ur-.Ig.. OF the borden ot our deni-
u.a,hesu1g nD. chat these ideas arr
Isl. generally accepted. a- the tome of the
public pr.-- seems to Indicate chat ihrl
ar,. DC mrni.he. che b,-t ground ",
lore chat they may shape thv ies.-it-
r.uufCougrr-.. tfwcs l believe that
u.ean safely enter upon the road. ani
ought bt One. to enter upon ihe road
Ia.s towards a reI.em1hie currency
mIf tb- difficulty of the undertaking
.nf.1Iv overcome.
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Notice.
seventh Military sub-DIStriet.

CUBsCRiBERs To THE BOUNTY-FUND
- of the TN Suh-diStrct are notined that
10 pr ceut of the suhScrtIIion i due. Where
the subscription liSt has oecn lost. each sub
Scrlher mus produce an affidavit a. 10 the
amount subscribed, and 10 " hom paid. will
be- found NJ the Sherifis Office on saturday
% each week. All money not called for with
In thirty days will be fortified.
decIllwe NJ. l. HILL
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The New York Albion.

V,HE OLDEST LITERARY AND FOR
EIGN Weekly In Americas published az
No. ~ Park Row, New York.
Tcrfns-e6 per annum. New Subscribers
for 50. remliting direct % the once by Post
Ofuc,s Or,ier. will D. entitled 90 a choice from
the twenty-five annual Alpion Engfavings
nv. Addrtss YOUNG a MORRELL.
Hf..1I-r pf,lurfgtOrS
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THE Oh. REMEDY HAS ARRIVED

A VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR ALL
Y urinary DISEASES. No taste. no odnr. no
hlndrtnoc to business Buy the u. X. Rem
eds and have permanent cure.
-old hy an Druggists throughout the United
states and CnunditS declS-2w
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ufhr South Car0iuHus generally
prov. "a. sensible "a. their Governor
sIsc. there wll be hope for their state.
Whatever bis -houcom.n-s, De- bias "a
h.eomin. rpprecntiou of -omo of Che
r..aIt. of tht war and of some of che
u..I-of South Carolina. llis mr.sasr
bs. SOME very sensible suggestions.
If. conicsscs that the war has decided
two things. first. that Che doctrine Of
secession e. practically exploded, and
secondly. that slavery Is absolutely cN-
terminated The decision against ,eces
SION I- nr more Imposing and ohiiga-
tory. he SAYS. than if DO bad oseu pro
uuuurrI by che supreme Court of the
United STATES NE promises to give thr
rreId,ur- policy of recuustruci'on an
earnest aud cralou- support Tie asks
protection f1r the negro. and expresses '
doubt whether any other class OF labor
,r. cam hIIhI, rlHoc. The first want ui
tle state. he maintains, Isl enterprise
and Industry. the -ccond want l- skilled
labor. and the tnri want is capital
The skilled luborcr. heargues, must mot
be looked ou with eumIiy and suspl-
,Iou. but must be received with friend.
ship. simple enough truths are uii
these. Eut they are truths which ioo
many ~outherucrs have failed 90 dis
CORN. o. they REALLY guide the aciionoi
tae state. 10 elOriou, future is open De-
mr. Dor. no they are di-rrzardcd she
r..I long sItII-cousoiitc iu Der ashes.
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To Blacksmiths, or any Other Man.
A NvIIJs-"PETER wRIGHI,s. sof I'm
"A Bick Face, warranted.
bELlyOWs-' Arndts," warranted, all sizs..
NlSfS-Solid Box, assorted sizes
SLEDGES-From 10 II It's
sl.EDGE MOULDs-From 10 TO rs Ia
HAND HAMMERS-From ~ 10 ia
ON hand and for sale by
does y. c. HILDRETH A BRO.
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Tur Democratic paper, do not IKE
tbe action of tbs Prc-ileutu maintain
Ius ths reign ofmartIal law iuthe south
cru States. They assert with truth that
Che art i.uot consistent with their cou-
c.p,or of Che position ot those states in
the Union % b, just foe ih.- reason that
tlsHct Isl dis.a.tcul them. They can
moe escape the conclusion that thc irr-
iIsnt's opinion concerning ilc status of
those States b. very different nom their
own. Iti- obvious from the action of
OBJ. PRESIDENT chat while hv maintains
OBJ. static, are. bob thc Juion. De- asserts
they have forfeited their rights which
must ue restored to them only so fast
as. iu tbc Judgment of the government,
i- consistent with thc puhiic safety. lt
must prove Intensely mori.iyIug OBJ
tar democracy to witness thcir mVoriie
theories so quietly scattered ny Che
President whom thty have claimed a- "a
believer iu their h.iacios. They have
uothiue boa to themselves now but to
,oddir and hug the mongrsls which
they have tegoteu. and which they
have va.nly sought to gci adopted by
somebody competent to Del che protector
ofthem. lfthcy can hul any -iiisiac-
ton in thi.. none will begrudso them
HH..u ..H .....arn.
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BREAKFAsT.

. DOZEN LADIES HAND MADE BREAK.
> fAst shaws; dozen Philadelphia made
Brear 'ast shawls; dozen ladies' French
yoncrrt Hoods Also, common Hoods. f,ne
NubiAs' scartb &c. Us. RHODES
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Pig Iron.
Election Notice.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Stockholders OF the First National Bank
% Wheeling. for the election OF nine Direc-
tor, 10 serve for the ensuing year, will be
held al the banking House on Tuesday, jan
uAry the SIN, 1850, Between the hours OF 10 a.
m and y. M u. ADAMS,
decll-1d Cashier.
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Train for the West.

WHEELING, Nov. Dist ls,h
ON AND AFTER THE 2isr or NOVEM-
" BER, the Passengers and Mails mon,
Wheeling for the West will be dispatched from
the Depot Of the r. a o. r. X. To- At ftOam.
Sty y. m. and leave Benwood on the arrival
OF the q U. *. X trains at ll;i0 a m. and
i0r2S y. m. novsl-tf
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IN GROSS FLASKS. Half Pint. Pint and
OU QUAR-. Pikes Peak pattern, n.ceiyet by
p {. HfLDRErH 4 BRO.
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Wanted.
HoTrLED an.

4 GOOD CuOK-IIBERAL WAGES To
Y ONE WUn cam come we'll monumental
NTuIy af Gco. ~. smiths rssidienoc. opposite
fHI InHwTrF natfAlW
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consisting OF French, German and Domestic
Cloths, OF all grades and color, French, Eng.
fish and American Cassimeres, SIX, Cashmere
and Marseilles Vestings White, Fancy, Linen
Travelling and Flannel shirts, Understands
kerchiefs, Socks, Gloves Gauntlets and COL
lars, Travelling Bag and Vallses, <c., &C Our
department OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-24

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS = WANTED %
Al good brnuehers. Appy At 50 walker It. 3l1
A WOMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL
ahhgusesofk and 20 wash and iron. Apply Al 9ss
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS WAN

n ed-Ro-o ard Io'e bud makers and branch ~
wanted: uoue but coed workers need apply. Good
wases paid. Apply st s. N. GIDDlNGs, ~ Iispe-
Dafd street 80
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
ll-Teoth extracted without pain, or no charge.
Beautfu teeth inserted-Sl each. Teeth filled With
tons warranted. j. JAY VILLERs, 1856 Grand ST. =
blocks 1fom broadway. S26
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED,
Ihvith without extracting tho roots, IS and up
wards Superior gold silver aud bone hlings 80 Gus
aud upwards. Extracting without pain. At l3s Fast
18Th 1t, near Sd ave. JOSEPH DoDIN, Dentist. $40
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A Teeth extracted without pain or charge
Beautiful Teeth inserted, 4 each. Teeth filled With
celebrated bone filling without pain All operations
warranted. j. JAY VII4LIEkS, 1855 Grand at, two
blocks from broadway. 306
GEE TEETH INSERTED 81 EACH.
OWhole sets, sir dollars Satisfaction guaranteed,
1Io Third avenue, near Esd At. S32
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r AIDES TAUGHT on SINGERS, Wheeler
- a Wilson'S aud towe's machines to hem, tuck
and fancy pIudinf, perfect ior 81, and recommen ded
10 shops AZ Ms, IhOhoON's, ll5 W. eth st., be-
Nv Goa IIh aud sta ayts. 433
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I AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
Law. 4. W. machines perfect, for 81, IN family sew
ilp stitching, aui flannel shirt making; recommend-
"a 10 chops alter learning. Apply ll4s Allen st bet
BIOpGle AID pe.Rncey, IAaeY sIaGe. y 80
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A HOESESHOER wANTED-A GOOD
n aoo.man, al ~ Clinton st. between Brcome aud
Delaney sts ISIS
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a FEW GOOD SPANGLERS AND TRIM
IA men uAnted Also hoop skirt makers Apply
70 >. T. d A. \. MEiER, iVl BIoadway, cor. Walker
Nt
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A RARE CHANCE-$l800 WILL BUY Two
houses and full lot, situated between Sd and
4th aves terms, one half cash Apply to y. HUGHES,
9th bet 18th and 18Th stA, South Brooklyn. %
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HANDS WANTED TO WORK ON SHIRTS
IL BY hand and BY machine. Inquire lO5 Prince
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WANTED-FIRST CLASS BAISTERS ON
w ,Ne,i.; Apply for three days at 24s Cumher.
land ~, Brooklyn.
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7 AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON Sing
Ia cI's, Wheeler a. Wilson'S. ana GIoyer & Bakers
rev ng machuo In all their varieties shirt making
Taught, az as Canal u. "a
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ad' alec partner IA an established money making
bua mess; reliable aud risk, a chance. small
capital required, mechanic preferred, 4 New Cham
bsp e. room l. III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-22

Como TO LEAVE Us.-Mr. Max Levy,
Jeweller and matchmaker, in Gold Hill
and Virginia, has closed out his establish.
ment, and is going over to San Francisco
to open a store. The many friends Of Mr.,
Levy will be sorry to hear Of his leaving
US, as his kind and benevolent counte-
nance was always welcome to those who
knew him best. He leaves us as We like
to see a man leave US, when he so deter.
mines, with a good and honest name
among the people he has dealt with. We
wish him luck wherever he goes.
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Consfnble'S 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,
]. p, 10 me directed and delivered, for the salts.
faction Of Judgment in said Court. rendered Oft
the Goth day Of February, A. y. 1855, In favor Of
tho Inhabitants of tho Tow Of Gold Hill and
against d. McMurchee, for S94 judgment and s46
costs and accruing costs, l have this 2lst day Of
July, 1865, levied on md taken In execution oil
the right, title, claim and interest of said judg.
ment debtor, D. McMurchee. in and TO the follow.
ing described property, to.wlt: All that certain
lot or parcel of land, situated In the Town Of
Gold Hill, Storey county, State Of Nevada, and
known on the official map Of the Town Of Gold
Hill ns q portion of Lot IL, Block i, Range o,
bounded on the north by lot owned by J. D. Con.
nor, and OH the south by property owned by Mrs.
Julia Moore. Notice Is hereby given, that / will
expose for sale, TO the highest bidder for U. s.
gold coin, the abovc.namrd property, or 80 much
thereof M Will satisfy said Judgment and costs, In
front Of the Justices Office, Gold Hill, Storey
county, State of Nevada, on SATURDAY, the
10th day Of August, 4. d. 1865, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock N. md Q o'clock p. 81, namely at l
o'clock r. N. w. II. BEEGAN,
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, July 2Ist, 1865, ut the hour
Off o'clock, iy22.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-22

The BENEFIT LAST EvENING.-The ben
eft, given last evening by MessrS. Cooke,
Wilson & Co.'s Circus, for Yellow Jacket
Hose Company, was a decided success,
both in regard to the performance and the
financial result. Full as many as could
be comfortably seated were in attendance,
and everybody seemed highly pleased with
the entertainment. In fact, they could
not help it. The daring ~gymnastic feats
and superior Workmanship excited their
wonder, and the droll sayings of Mr..
Cooke so stirred up the disabilities Of
those present, that they seemed to have
given up all seriousness for the enjoyment
Of the hour. After the circus performance
was over. the drawing for the prizes took
place, under the supervision of q commit
tee consisting of Messrs. Robinson, Henry
and Pease. Judge Robinson stated the
object of distributing the prizes, and
described the manner in which the drawing
would be conducted, asking the audience
to select some little boy or girl to draw
the numbers. Mr.. Y. A. II. Ball pro-
posed Judge Robinson's bright-eyed little
girl Of five, who went to the table and
drew in succession in the following order,
numbers $50, 766. 925, 1856, 673, All, sos,
72S, GIL, sos, 9O6, 1872, 96l, 329. All but
one of the prizes were called for last even
ing. The one not called for was drawn
by No. 673. 1t is a magnifcent-no, we
won't say what it is, for fear some one
might be induced to forge the number in
order to get it. Mrs. DR.. Weber held
the lucky check, No. $50, which drew the
first prize, a gold watch, or fifty dollars
lin coin. She elected to take the coin, which
the Doctor on her behalf presented to the
company. The present was received OIL
behalf of the company by Judge Robin
son, who rendered their thanks to Mrs.
Weber in a few brief and appropriate
remarks. The other prizes were retained
by the winners.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs..-At an an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Kossuth Gould and Silver Mining Com
pany, held at the office Of the Secretary,
No. so South C street, Virginia, on the
2lst of July, the following gentlemen were
elected Trustees for the ensuing year A:
W. b. Howard. L. H. Marlett, o. Evans,
Geo. Ogden and A. H. Evans.