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The Agassiz Expedition i'm Brazil.

A correspondent of the Providence Journal, writing
from Rio Janeiro, says of Professor Agassizs exped
tom
"The explorations of Professor Agassiz are pro-
cecdng with a prospect of fruits far exceeding the
expectations of those who have known most of the
field His party consists of four grand divisions.
one of which has for its field the peninsula lying
south of Capricon the city of San Paulo and be-
tween the Parana river and the Atlantic Ocean, The
second has the sea coast extending from Rio de
Francisco river. The third division has the interior
lying west of the San Francisco and between the
tenth degree of south latitude and the ropic of Ca
pricorn. The fourth division at the head of which is
Professor Agassz himself has for its head the great
valley of the Amazon. including its tributaries This
and the coast section the two most interesting il
not the most important fields. To the latter Professor
Agassz gave personal attention during the first
months of his stay here before proceeding to the field
he had more especially determined to spend his
strength upon."
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GIFT Book STORE, 73 BALTIMORE STREET.

AT THE DOLLAR SToRE"-No. s41s Baltimore
street, near Holiday, you can buy Silver plated
Table. Desert or Tea Spoons, of any pattern or Sill
er-plated FORKS. of any size for single dollar.
OelS-eOdtf
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GIFT Book STORE. 73 BALTIMORE STREET.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
FROM EUROPE.

The pioneer steamship of the Baltimore and
Liverpool line-the Somerset Captain Sanford-after
a somewhat boisterous passage arrived at this port
Saturday afternoon. with a large and valuable
cargo. consigned mostly to merchants in this city.
We give n full list of the consignees in another
column. The European news brought by the Somer-
set has been already anticipated by the China at New
York Attention is called to the well dgested article
the second page of to-days COMMERCIAL, concern
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The MYSTERIOUS PRIsoNER-Ithas transn;red n ,
the prisoner recently brought from the South nnda
circumstances of great mystery and incareerated in
the Old Capital prison, is Major Gee who was in in
charge of the Salisbury prison while the mortaliiv
was the greatest among Union prisoners. lie was ar
rested in Florida.
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ANOTHER PosroFFICE ROBBERY.--Thc Detroit
Free Press of Thursday, says:
1T is scarcely three weeks ago that the public
were informed. in spite of the efforts of the Post
office authorities to conceal the fact, that mail bags
had been stolen from the express wagons which were
conveying them to the depot, and red of their con-
tents. The empty bags and portions of their con-
tents were found, and thus the matter comes to the
knowledge of the public. few nights since another
mail bag mysteriously disappeared, and the matter
has thus far been very carefully concealed On the
night in question, the mailbag belonging to Paw
Paw was missing from the mail West by the Mlchi-
gan Central Railroad. The driver of the express
wagon made his appearance at the central depot at
the usual hour tumbled out his cargo, wheeled
about and drove off, 1t was found, after the train
was on its way, that the bag for Paw Paw was mis-
sing. 1t was discovered the next morning between
Congress and Larned streets"
The New CoUNTERFEITs.-The Portsmouth, (N
H. Gazette says "A grocer doing business IN TIM
purchase goods and prior to his departure went Z
of our banks and drew S4O0 in United states nj
ties. but arriving in the city and purchasing bill
goods it was found that they wouldn't stand the re-
fning fire of detective skill, seven notes out OF thu
eight proving to be worthless
The RoTHcHILDs ToBACCO.-The tobacco pur
chased during the war for Belmont y Co., New York
agents for the Rothchilds, which was seized by tn
military authorities of the United States atte
their entrance into Richmond, is to be shipped t
New YOrk. 1t consists of three hundred and sixty
six bogsheads, stored in Anderson's and Meyer
war; houses in this city.-Richmond Republic.
The celebrated Maine sculptor, Simmonds
has received on order for colossal statue o Presl
dent lincoln for Philadelphia. 1t is to cost s'VVVV
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A MAsroDoy TusK FouYD.-0n Saturday evening
at the head of Dewey street, New Albany Indi-
ana, struck with their shovels and picks immense
tusk of the purest ivory seven feet three inches in
length and at the thckest part eight and one quar-
ter inches in diameter. 1t weighed nearly one hun
dred pounds; The tusk is supposed to be that Of a
same dimensions of the above was found near the
same place, and is now in possession. of DR.. John
Sloan, of New Albany. In taking this one out of
the ground it was broken into several pieces. the
ivory having become very much softened.
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The New YORK APPLE CRoP.-The product of
this staple fruit for the present year is believed to
be equal to that of almost any previous season
counties, is considerably less than usual. We have
favorable reports of the crop in Oneida, Chenango
Tompkins, Cayuga and Oswego. From these coun-
ties large shipment has already been made and
many thousand barrels are now awaiting shipment
for want of vessels. The fruit in these sections is of
excellent quality, and commands from three to five
dollars 2 barrel at the shipping points cn TIE rail
road and canal. At these high rates the crop pays
the farmer better profit than any of his staples
even in this of exorbant prices. If the owners
of orchards would pay more attention to the health
Of the fruit trees they would find their increased
labor amply rewarded. d.-Sprucuse Standard, Noy. Il.
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THE FARRAGur corpr.,,,nr,,,

The members Of Of the Farragut court-martial went
yard to the ex-rebel ram Stonewall. Wing off G;ss.
bore on visit Of with the
capture or cripple the StonewaIi at Ferroi iig to
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MURDER BY REJECTED LovER.-The Springfield
Ohiol RepMbLic of November 18th SAYS

(Ohio) Republic of November 18th saysi
"On Saturday, llth instant, an atrocious murder
was committed at Clifton in Greene county the vic
tim of which was young man by the name of
Rhodes 1t appears that the murderer, whose name
we could not ascertain had been paying attention to
her father and that the father and the unacceptable
Suitor had an alteration some time since, which
young Rhodes. On Saturday, however, the rejected
lover, young Rhodes and third party visited a sa-
loon at Clifton, and glass of ale ordered for
each. After drinking, the discarded man turned
round drew revolver and deliberately shot Rhodes
through the heart. He then jumped into a buggy
with his comrade, and the two drove of, but were
pursued and overaken. The perpetratcr Of the deed
is now in jail at Xenia"
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An ingenious person in Chicago is making
money by having effected arrangement with the
hotel propretors by which he prints their bill of fare.
inserting in them a limited number of advertise
ments. Ofcourse he charges the advertisers high
price for compelling every stranger in the city to read
their business cards while selecting the dishes for his
breakfast.
There are on our army and navy lists a
80. colonel lieutenant-colonel and several sur
teered to tIss of the Sandwich Islands. who volun-
men and il i. er the Union cause on the first call or
aan. ra.i;na -, med that the two thousand Ameri
.a rom,nis,;n,, - islands gave more to the SAM
ILL.,. .S ,han n VI lcportion to their numbers and
A1'"'''' '-"'' my s'innuity in the United States.
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Mass MEETING OF WoRKINGMES IN PITTsBURG
The Pittsburg Pa.) Chronicle of Wednesday says
"A mass meeting of the workinynieh of this city
and vicinity was held last evening" for the purpose of
beginning here the movement towards securing the
A committee was appointed, consisting of Messrs
". L. Nair, VIM. West, Henry Shaffnet. Thomas
Elton and VIM. Bracey, to draft series of resolu-
tons expressive of the sense of the meeting. The
committee reported resolutions declaring in favor of
the movement pledging the workingmen to use
their utmost efforts to educate public sentiment to
the endorsement ofthe principle to petition the next
legislature to take action in regard to the matter and
calling upon every mechanic to aid the movement.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted"
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The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
w. MERRILL, Agent,
214 Baltimore street.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
W AShlNGION, NOV
TUE ryrrurTyP NAZSyON

There was quite crowd of visitors at the Execu-
tive Mansion to-day. Among those who called were
Lieutenant General Grant, Major General Geary, the
Arkansas, who was member of the United States
Senate with President johnson, and who now is
seeking pardon for his extensive participation In the
rebellion; number of ladies were also present
urging the claims of friends for amnesty. One OF
W oFeSe was quite earnest in behalf Of Harry Gimor
rebel seeaetarv Mrs. VI Bishop daughter Of the late
a@eavorng @ to obtain her fathers release parole
Inc M Of Judge Magrath and the rebel Sec
Tetary T oI ar Mr. Seldom had been released from
Fort fuiaSki., and Coy. Lubbuck from Fort Della
ware on .neiF parole Is without foundation There
IS no PROBABILITY that either will be set at liberty very
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MORE Posi- OFFICE RoBBERY-A1reSt in
CIereldnd.-The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald of
Wednesday says:-''For long time the dep
relations at the post Office in this city have
been known not only to those in charge of the
office, but to the public. Money letters-par-
ticularly registered letters-have repeatedly
been traced to this Office and the track there
lost. Last night the matter was deemed ripe,
and the plan of the officers carried into effect
with such success that evidence against a
young man named B. F. Taylor, one of the
clerks, became so positive that the criminal
confessed his crime and was taken by the mar
shall to prison.
"Thls morning Taylor had an examination
before United States Commissioner Bushnell
White. The Commissioner required bail in
the sum of three thousand dollars. The bail
required could not be given.
''From the evidence submitted, it appeared
that Taylor had stolen not only money but
various other articles. A letter containing
hair powder, from a New York house, was
found, and watch chain discovered in carpet
bag, Taylor acknowledged to be stolen from a
letter. He has been employed in the post
Office since last June"
BRITISH ELECT1oyEER1HG.-Thef following we took
for a buresque. until the context with which we
found it disclosed its bona tide character as an item
in bill of expenses chargeable against candidate
for Parliament:
To bread and cheese and vinegar to sober A B. a
conservative voter, brought from - drnnt and
another man with him to take care of him who
was also drunk, brought by d in (the liberal can
didate 81 cab and fetched away by four men in (the
servative candidatel-found him under CIsrk's cow
shed at the Red Lion. 931Sd
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9 How GREAT IS THE CIANGE.-A few years. since
from America to Bnrmah The Baptist Missionaries
al hangoon. Burmah heard of the assassination of
President Lincoln in eighteen Qs) days from its oc
curTence,
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To CONSERVATIVES,

GIFT Book STORE, 73 BALTIMORE STREET.
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GIFT Book STORE. 7s BALTIMORE STREET.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIcSsBURC RAuPo,n-
Great interest seems to be manifested among our
people In regard to this road and we are daily asked
what route it will take. if the surveyors are now
o'aing it, and ifthe prospects for its speedy con-
sfuction are good. As to its precise location no one
can give ANYTHING like definite answer at present.
several corps OF surv eyors at work differ
ent routes, and after they complete their work and
compare, notes the shortest and most practicable
route will be selected and the work of construction
will be commenced! Immediately thereafter There
can be no question about the completion of the road
at an early day.-Atecandria Journal
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TIE METHoDIsTS IN VIRGIyIA.--The Virginia
Methodist Conference met at Danvile on the 2lst
instant. Large reyivals were reported. majority
of the circuits and stations within the bounds of the
Conference have, with great unanimity, petitioned
Bishop Early to return pastors whose terms have ex
pired according to the Discipline. 1t is believed
that Bishop Early will follow the example of the
Bishop of South Carolina, and send back every
preacher to his congregation for another year. There
are many weighty reasons says correspondent, why
no change should be made the chief of which is the
fact that the people have no money to pay their
preachers expenses in removing. 1t is rs much as
they possibly do in most of the circuits to feed
and clothe their preacher and his family.
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CAUlION!
Mining Stock stolen!

Mining Stock stolen!
0,HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
against buying or negotiating for u certificate
OF stock, No. ga, for three shares In the CrRsu,
Gold and Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill Dis
tric,, AZ the same WAS stolen from my house on
the Truckee and Carson Ranch, ten miles north
Of Virginia City, on Saturday. May 9th. Trans.
fer of the sanie has been stopped on the books OF
tb. Secretary, J, Pfoutz, in Gold Hill
SAMUEL LOW,
Assigned 10 +. Jeliison.
Gold Hill, Nay %. 1865. my2s 2W
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Dissolution of CopartnershIp.

NOTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE.
~ tofore existing between E. d. Cohn & 5. Fl;
tling-r. in the name and style ot E. d. Conn &
Co, will expire bY limit alton on the lst OF May
1865 Either Of the partners are authorized TO
sgu the name Of the tirn in liquHlarion.
All persons indebted 10 the hrtn, are requested
10 come forward and settle their accounts by the
5-h day OF MAY next. Ii not seiiled on that day
.he accounts will he placed in the hands OF at
.orury for collection.
We also offer for sale our FIRE. PROOF
STORE The sams j. situated below tn, EcpSr
Mil and opposite the Exchange Hotel. Gold Hill
The Stort. and Lnt-2SSs-win BE- snid very low
for cash; and pussesson given immediately.
ID COIN
nn9am y ErTLlSGER
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R. H. M'DONALD { co.'s COLUMN.

R.H. M'DONALD { cos COLUMN.
TO DRUG GIS rs,
BREWERS, ~ BARRIERS,
s..'rs'~..B PAINTERS.
Soda Water Manufacturers,
ASSAY ERS,
Mining Com p q m 9 =.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
| w n,t.ntion of Dealers and Consumers 20 the
fact that we are daily in receipt,
BY Clippers and Express,
/ OF large additions 10 our present well selected
s,ock Of Goods, and we think. after an experience
! of nearly
Sixteeu Years Upon this Coant!
| as that of Oregon. Washington Territory. British
| Provinces, Mexico. Sandwich Islands. etc, upon
better terms than any IlOuse in this State.
| TIL. Senior Partner Of our HouSe, who ia now
residing at the East gives Us superior fartles for
! Il ling orders. and we can safely guarantee al
, ods being of the best quality aud IN regard 10
prices,
We do not intend TO be Under sold!
! We invite those purchasing to give us call
faithpr in person or by letter. and examine goods
and get prices before purchasing elsewhere as We
feel .onident we will be able 10 please in both.
Below we give few OF the articles in which
we deal, viz
ACIDS,
CHEMICALS,
ETHBRs,
ESSENTIAL
OILs,1
DRUGS,
TINcTUREs,
AND MEDICINAL SYRCPs!
SHAKER HERBsI
SELECT POWDERED DRUGS
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
ECLECTIC PREPARATIONS;
TILDEN's ALCOHOLIC FLUID and
SOLID EXTRACTS;
ALKALOIDS;
REsINOIDS and PILLS,
DRUGGISTS sTNDRIEs,
FLINT and GREEN GLASSWARE;
CoRKS, Of every descrIptionI
PATENT MEDICINES;
PAINTS,
OILS,
ALCOHOL,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY,a and
TOILET
ARTICLES.
s9A complete assortment Of all the
above, and In great variety.
We are also Agents for
DIR. ID. JAYNE 81 SONS
POPULAR MEDICINES
], C, AYERS g. co.'s MEDIGIHESl
Aud the Celebrated
"TLA oUILLAuaH BALsAM,"
The Great Blood Purifier and Eradicatcr Of
RheumutiIm
II. HI, MCDONALD j. CO.,
Corner of Pine and Sansome sts.,
san FRANCISCO;
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Lost.

Lost.
ON OR ABOUT THE 7TH OF APRIL. THE
~ following certi6carrs OF stock in the Sunrise
Gold and Silver Mining Company. standing in the
name OF Joseph Mulloy:
Certificate No Az. Of 5 Shares;
Certificate No. ass. of l2i Shares;
Certificate No sol. of Shares
10 EPH MCLL0Y.
Eola Hill May Ia laS5 mvlR M
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

SWORN STATEMENT.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22,, 1880. concerning corporations. the
Pacific Insurance Company makes following
report:
pany is seven hundred and hfty thousand dollars.
all paid in cash. SO ,oup w
IL The arnnunt OF assets is nine hundred and
seventeen thousand. four hundred and forty-two
dollars and fUrty-eght crutS. S9l7,4i2 is
I'LL The company has no debts
". The amount of insurance written during
the year is eleven millions nine hundred AMI sew
ruty-Scven thousand eight hundred and htty-nve
The amount of Insurance In force December
3ISr ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and ninety four dollars
sl0,l20,S94 90
V. The Company insures against the following
risks. viz:
buildings, Quartz Wills, Merchandise.
IOuschold Eurniture, ReutS, Leases,
Vessels in Port aud their CnrgOes,
aud other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by tr".
VI. The largest ,um this Company will take on
any one risk is $4,000 the limit fixed by law,
hut on all such large risks reinsurance to Ger
rain extent will be mude in other responsible com
panics J. HCNI' President
A. j. RALSToS. Secretary.
San Francisco, January 10, 1868
William Alvord. Moses Ellis,
EB Benchley. \ e Stiles.
f Lazard, Moses Heller.
A S.lgman. Edward Martin.
Alfred Bor~l TubbS,
Charles Mayne, j b Thomas,
Lnuis McLane DIV c Rice,
Llovd Trvis. John G Bray,
John g Kittle. David terms,
W C R;,lstnn William Sherman.
James DrFrrmery, samuel Blgelow,
CIV Beaver l. Sachs
Herman Miche.S. VI Wilson,
ELGoldstejn, Alphrus Bull.
II Ilanss,nan, William Scholle,
HIN Newhall.
State of California, City and County Of San
Francisco. sS-Ou the 10th day of january. a. y.
1865. personally appeared before mel s, Ho-
mans u Notary Public in and for raid city Hnd
county duly commissioned and SwOru-A.
RalStan Secretary ut the Pacific Insurance Com
tanv who. being duy sworn. did depoSe ana Say
that the statements cOntaint in the foregoing IT,
por, of the Pacific Insurance Company. to the
best Of his knowledge aud belief. are true. full and
correct 4. J. RAJ TON.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me- this 10th
day Of January, A. d. 1865
II. S. HUMANS. Notary Public.
The Pacific Insurance Company.
Having. in compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds of the State
nf Nevada, are now prepared 10 effect Insurance
az the.
Lowest EsIabIished Rates!
OFElCE-At the a Agency OF the Bank Of Cali
fornia corner OF and Taylor streets. Virginia,
Nevada. SHARON 4 RALSTON,
General Agents for the State OF Nevada
lmh2s i>6ml
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Jndnrnent for Rale.

a uURIuVHC IOF E9HIes
A JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF r PARKIN.
n Snu, ofthe Bale Head Market, and AgainSt
Mrs. WooiSey, ofihs Canon House. Gold HILL FIR
el06 g. can bs bought cheap ON application II
be Court House. ~, r PARKINSON
Gold Hnl. Nay 10, 1855 nyD
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HAPPINESS Or MISERY
Tbst is the Question!

,I,HE pRoPRfETORS OF THE PACIFIC
Museum of Anatomy and 'cienee." have de-
.errliuvd regardless of Expense. 20 issue EREE
(for :he benefit uf suffering humanity four OF
their most interesting and Instructive Lee.
TCRES On MARRIAGE and its Disqualified
,iops: Nervous Debility, Premature Decline of
Manhood indigestion. Weakness or DrPr s>ion.
Loss of Energy and Vital Power. the great Social
Evtl. aad those ma!aii-s that rr>ult from youth
tul tnllirs. rxcesSsS OF maturity. or ignorance OF
Physiology and Naiurv Law
Ta--. Invaluable LECTURES nave been the means
o: eniigh,rning an saving thousands and will he
forwarded FREE on RECEIPT Of Twenty nNe
Cents in postage stamps BY addressing Srcrr'
:arv Pacific Museria Of Anatomy aud Science,
Pine street san Francisco. Letters 70 te >ent
.hTnugh Wells. Fnrgn S 60. mh@ H2p
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County Tax Collectors Office.

STORET COUNTY. TATE OF NEVADA,
- MAY 22 1855 Notice i. hereby given. that
the taxes assessed on the proverbs Of the minc-
for the quarter -nfing March 81. 1865 are now
due and payable. and tina; the law with regard TO
their collrcton will be strictly enforced.
Office No South 3 street. Virginia Ciy.
IF. O'EERRALL.
my24 II Comfy Tax Collector.
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HORSE SHOEING
Shop AdJoIninE Sacr ,mento Wagon Shop.
FOR SALE.
100000 BRICKS q!

ENQUIRE of JOHN ]. FLEMING,
On the Divide, between Gold Hill and Virginia.
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Information Wanted.

SHoCLD THIS CONE To THE NOTICE
- Of William Hawkins. or any knowing his
whereabouts. he or they will confer "A great favor
on his anxious nephew by rrInirfing to me any
information concerning him. Hoping be is living.
j take this IN thod Of gaining some knowledgr Of
nv lost and beloved uncle. Hawkins Ia an
EuSiishman, about f,rTy.tve years of age. ia. K
hair and evrS aad ahout ivr feet Six inrhrs Ia
hight Addrss, wM READ BAXTER.
my2oH San JOSS, Cal.
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To I,et.

THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON TIL
i vest die Of Telegraph street, In Gnd Hil
and adjoining my own residence, will be lei at
rrnsouaLle reut to q good tenant Inquire OF
;. IL ROBINSON.
ooM Hill, Juns g. 10sS. jus II
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&otice TO DO0S.

GO ALL DOGS wrrP!N THE LIMITS
va Of the Town OF Gold Hill will please take
-Q-Nno,ic-, that BY the law. Of said town, You
are REQUIRED 20 call immediately al the Marshai :
ofic. and obtain u tag" On and AFTER tour days
from this date. all dozs found within sad limits
yxi,bon, :. ,av' viii b- irnpOunied AZ their own
exp-nse, and after imprisonment for three dsyI
will be shot until they are dad
THOS. II. JOHNSON. Marshal.
Gold Hid. Nv. April ], lsta. APl u
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HORSE FARRIER.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT q
i fully informs the public thar he FT~
will ATTEND and b-stow II edical a'tep- ~
tinn upon ali Horsrs. Catrle and DOgs-A0@
which NAV De entrusted 10 him ~ his Stable. No.
l57 T. street Virginia having had an extensive
experience in business for years in the United
States Of America and Europe.
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