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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-06
THE SEASON OF STORMS.

The blasts Of autumn and the chill storms Of early win
ter are apt to make sad tnroads upon the constitutions
the feeble. In old times, at the commencement Of every
season. 1t was the fashion to take strong caharc as
safeguard against change Of temperature. It was
worse than senseless practice. The people Of our day
understand he matter better Insead Of depicting the
system they reinforce it In the method they adopt they
exhibit wise discrimination. Instead OF resortng to
the vhated stmulants of commerce. any of the com
pounds derived from thern they put their faith in the
only absolutely nvigorant procurable In the mar
ket- -HOsTETTERs STOMACH BrrTERs Their faith
is we'll founded Never has any tonic medicine been
with such scrupulous precision conscientious
care It is vegetable compound Of which every ingre-
dent is sound wholesome, and medicinal in the true
Of the word. Now have three prominent ma
honal complaints. Onehalf Of the adult population Of
the United States suffer, less either from dis
Of tho somach arrangements Of the LIVER or ahec-
tons Of the kidneys. In other land under Heaven
these maadies general in this country, and
HOsTETTER's BITTERS Is specific for them ALL IN
less organic in their orgn and therefore, beyond
And let those who fortunate enough to be exempt
from them at present understand great fact viz
that occasional Of this viazng tonic win prevent
the earth from treezing whore ic genial beams descend.
LQopsua.us;eatad.
December @5N 6
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AUCTION SALES.


Hams, SS,1ps, Shoulders, Butle, and Cheese
BY lAUFsEY q ALEXANDER,
ILLS DAI, GA instant will be sold in or store No 7o7
East Bay. ut 10 O'Clock
hhds. ttLong CUT HAMS ... "...
zig Bacon Strips
243 Shoulders
81 kegs Butter .E
80 boxes Cheese
And sundry other articles. @@5s
Conditions cash. Docon,,,o, =
M1LL1GAN. nrELC11ERs :. CO.,
No. 22 Vcnduc Range. w.% KIN
Will sell, THIS DAY, 9th inst. at 10 o'clock
AN INVOICE OF DRY GOODS
CONSISTING OF: g..
BROADCLOTHS, Cashmcres Tweeds, Chcviots Mel.
tons Rcady-mado Clothing, F1anncls Dclaincs Scotc,
Plaids Alpacas. Calicoes Linen Cotton Flannel Draw
ers. Linen, Calico and Hickory Shirts Wool Undershrts
aud Drawers, White and Slate Hose, Brown Half Hose
Aandkerchlef Neck Ties, SPOOL Cotton, Buttons scis
sors, Pocket Knives, Thread Portcrnonnaies watch
Guards and Necklaces, Shoe Laccs Pomadc Hair Oil
Boots Shoes, Hats &C., &c.
- I LOT FURNITURE, viz:
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Mattresses ~'
- new Oil Table Covers
10 Gold and Silver Watches. December
= Sales les EVERY EVENING att O'Clock, by KMROY Co.
No. 359 hlnstrect, OF general assortment of DRY
GooOs, Clothing Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Boots and
December 6
Household Furniture.
BIZ WILBUR & SCN.
TOMORROW, 7th instant at our salesroz1ns corner 81
sold, ~
VARIETY OF FURNITURE,
CAAlllS, SOFAS, TABLES, WARDROBES, COTTAGE
SETS Carpets, Mirrors, &C., &C.
Conditions cash. December g
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UNION WHARVES.

AT TEE FOOT OF HAYNE AND PINCKNEY SITS.
DER NO. HAs BEEN TaoUROUGHLY REBUILT,
and ts now greatly improved by the addition Of q
shed 200 feet long, which offers advantages in landing
receiving cargoes The steamships Of the 'Bal-
more and Charleston Railroad and Steamship Company
land their oargoee here. 41S0
Piers Nos and embrace large water front avail
able Tor shipping The proximity Of these docks to the
repairs ..- N
Upon the premises are desirable locations for coal de-
pots. woodyards, &c, to be rented "A A
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
Nove1noer ~ tnm3mo Lessees.
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Scn13771171 0S. FTce7nnn.
THIS DAY, the 9Th Of December, at Ii O'Clock a.
NJ, Will be sold, under the direction Of the undersien
ed, In front Of the Old Custom House. --2
Az that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND. belong
ing to the Estate OF Benz Freeman deceased situate In
that part OF the Electoral District of Berkeley formerly
known as the Parish Of Christ Church. containing two
racs-the trs called Cat Island and the second Pa1ne
high land exclusive of large quantity marsh land
Ine said Plantahon lies at the conhuence Of Wando
Church. = A1A''
Terms-One-tourh caah balance payable four equal
purchaser and mortgage Of tie premises Purchaser to
pay for papers, r. W cav m
December wB6th1 Master y, F,,,;++x,
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MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.

MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
TEE MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF THIS
City have in accordance with the sentiments Of the ci
zens generally, determined to procure STEAM FIRE
ENGINE AND APPARATUS, Of the most approved pat
terms They therefore solicit the hee! ;a c their ii;
lowdazens to enable them to pay for the same. The
Company refer to their services for the past wenseyen
years In the Fire Department In aid Of this appeal
Committee, consisting of W. ROMAN and A. HAM
I0N, viii call upon the citizens for their contribu-
hons. HENRY I. CALDER
November 9 Secretary Marion Fire Engine Co.
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AsT2oNoM1cAL.-An interesting astronomical
event will occur to-day, viz: the Sun, Mercury,
Venus and the Earth viii be in conjunction-a fact
that Will not occur again in several centuries.
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ADMIRAL PALMER VISITS TEE CRY COUNCIL
Yesterday, at one o'clock, Admiral PALMER and
Staff paid a visit Of ceremony to the Mayor and
Aldermen Of Charleston, at the City Hall
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
POSTOFEICE
CHARLESTON, NovEs1BEH e. 1885,
From this date, until further notice. the sWay Mails
for the Northeastern Railroad route viii close II M
(except on Sundays, at 10 a NY
Mails for Wilmington and Manchester Railroad by
Northeastern Railroad route Express train, at p NJ
Mails for Augusta and Columbia and the connections
OF the South Carolina Railroad, will close at A. NJ
For Georgetown BY s:Kingstree,'' Sunday at 10 A. M
Wednesday and Friday at IL A. NJ
November STANLEY g. TROTT, A. P. n
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TIE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

RTTHE LISI IOFLETrERS RI
NAMING in the PostoHce at the
end Of each week ia published Off
cially IN T HE ID ALLY N E w s.
every Friday morning.
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AUCTION SALES.

I sCE d
Will sell THIS DAY before their store, No. ~ vendae
| oo. Range, st 10 O'Clock,
300 Sugar-curcd Hams
! 7o6 10 boxes boxes prime prime Silver N 81 Skin Onions
| - m aoo boxes large Scaled Herring
| IS kegs Butter
: bbls. and kits No l1ackerel
| 40 boxes Cheese.
Conditions cash. DccombcS s
~ RI 511LG's Gso4s p,.Tszz9s eaS Clothing.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock viii sell at my Store,
N VIII 9na r HSsz lsrSS4s Wno shaker
Elannel, Black and Fancy Alpacas, Goods Long
nel, White Twled Jean. Irish Linen. Melino. Broad
Cloth French Cashmere Scotch Twecs, Kentucky JEAN
mask Table Linen, Towcling &c.
aSd ons hs s2
and Blue Mixed and Drawers Sheets White
Thread Gloves, Spool Cotton Hucinse, Army Oil. Re-
% @ NeGk lies Bone and Agate Buttons
200 pairs sATINET AND JEAN PANTS
40 pairs Cashmere and Doeskin Pants
IS Cents Business Conts
25 Gents Sacks
10 cases Gipgha.ss Unbrcas.
On FRIDAY, 7th instant I viii sell.
Particulars on day of sale
At AUCTION Handsome Furniture Sszrer and Pla-
ted Ware, Crccheay, Glass, &C., Of Baron de 81.
4ae nY re cI1E,,4, 4Ss GS53ce& e 1q, e Sgze
-, AAuetioEeeEs, Az tic No. 81 Ia Ercaa Street.
WI DO sold at N Ne : Ratleage Avenue, TH1s DAY,
Extension DINING TABLE "a 81 ei1dH and CHAIRS
Black Walnut and Mohair Chairs
Washsands and WhatNots --.
Fenax G5n9on Ract;na hounses s;a a1saI and Pillows a
White ena1ncea and other Iron Bedstcads with Spring
Handsome Crib and Mattresses
&C. sea eSsss ss Shades
PILLOWS, Bolsters, and Rugs
Handsome Gas Fixtures and Shades
Meat Safe Refrigerator, Kitchen Furniture
GTensarc Greneh China INA Dessert and Ter sets
Handsome set Silver Castors
2plain Silver Walters
dozen Silver Knives, solid handles
Dinner and Tea Service Of best heavy plated
With many other articles used in housekeeping
M sr1a cas Articles to be removed after
.ne sue December 6
Dsrec1 hzl Inspoz5axoz from cuoa sooo 900 ssgars,
By Mns 'ag & E1 GSs2G ss azctieaers ds
At Store No. II East Bay,
ToiLowG WEiLkNowN NOV NJ AND n 3 SAT6RITE SloSe liz
10000 N @5ENERios GS fiSass' &C.;
10000 Regaa de La Rena
10000 Media Regalia Britannica a.#
10000 Media Conchas dc Eagalia #
10000 Londres
500 Media Regaia
400 lbs. Smoking Tobacco, in and 4 lib. packages
80 bags Smoking Tobacco 40 to rs lbs. each.
The above are branded "Young America" and war
ranted by F. Lopez 8 CO., segar Manufacturers in
Havana. N
SS gallons gallons Shay VINE il 5 gGn casks
so gallons Brandy, in Is gallon casks
pipes Madeira Wine VI"
20O dozen Guava Marmalade and Jelly. ."#"
The above are imported direct Cuba and will he
sold In lots tc suit purchasers. 0'"-. ''-- '
Terms sums under $780, cash; over $500 and under
$1,000 notes at thirty days. with interest and approved
approved security. ~ ~
December 6 tha+,,
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DOMESTIC HAND MILLS,
FOR CLEANING { RICE.

T,HE SUBSCRIBER INVITES TIE ATTENTION OF
RICE hey are got up expressly for home use They
are entirely Of iron simple of construction and almost
to put them out Of orders the parts
required to work them, and the results will surprise
cleaning Rice in the most improved City Mills can, With
very small expense, be attached to stea water
mai power Persons deairous 70 have them respect
fully requested to try them with Rice.
Messrs CAMERON BARKLEY are the Agents, and
November 19 mth0F PETER NcKINLAY,
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LATE PAPERs.-We are indebted to Mr. L.
FoaLER, No. 105 Market-street for copies OF the
New York World, Herald, Times, Tribune and
Daily Neecs; also Of the Saats Zeu7sng and Round
Table
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@ a r D.
w . j. r RIM

BEGs TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS THAT BE HAS
reopened his Store at No. 80 MARKET sTEEET, where
he prepared to offer to his former patrons choice lot
Of GROCERIES, selected from the Baltimore markets
Persons wishing desirable family supplies be readily
suited. Having received liberal patronage before the
fire which consumed his stock he hopes by strict at
tenon to business to merit continuance Of the same
November #& 1mo
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SECOND CRoP PoTAToEs. We are indebted to Mr..
VIM. HOLMES for substantial specimen Of large
and luscious Irish potatoes, boing portion Of the
second crop raised in his garden this year
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UNDER DECREE IN EoU.ry.


ChG5ee ps. Cohen AdaninSstroior. ct III
On TUESDAY, 11th December next st III o,cloe, viii
be sold in front Of the Exchange. - -
All that LOT OF LAND, with the threesstor RRTcK
BUILDING thereon, situate the north side ~ the
street leading down to North Commercial Wharf and he
Ing the second tenement Of the range commencing On
East Bay street. ~ -
Terms-One-third cash; the balance on credit of ono
and two years, with interest the whole amount nav
able samtan1ually until the principal is paid in mi
The BUILDING to be insured and the policy assioned
Purchaser to pay for papers. seA~
JAMES W. GRAY,
november - II tutn Master IN Equity.
BIZ n. nj. MARSHALL & BRO.
On WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at 1ek O'clock WIN ta
sold at our Sales Room. No SO Broad street -
LIKENESS OF SHAKESPEARE, an original. by
Reubens. n - e-' -
Conditions cash. thstuw4 December
By K. nj. MARSHALL & BRO.
On TUESDAY, December 11th, at 10N o'clock win be
sold, at the residence No. rs Broad street. -
TIE FURNITURE OF FAMlLY DECLINING HOUSE.
EMa KEEPING 7--2 ---'
ooNsIsTING #&~48 @# .l$3 @
ELEGANT7 OCTAVE PLANO; Handsome parlor
Carpet; Large French Plate Mirror Fine Cooking stoye
Gate pattern Marble Top Centre and Pier Tables; Tet
aIetes; Mohar and Cane Sent Chairs; Tables Carpea
Bedsteads Marble Top Bureau and Washstands Ward.
robes, Extension Table, White and Gilt Dinner Sets
Large amount Of Glassware &c. >H1
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed on day
sale. mtnmtu4 December
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CITY TAxNs-NI0NTELy RETURNS
OFFICE OF TIE CITY ASSESSOR !
CITY HALL, December I, 1866
Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERN.
~ ED that tho Monthly Returns for the month of No
yember past in compliance with the Tax Ordinance ra.
fed on the 18th day Of January 1866 must be made on
or before the l5th tsstasI D. G. GIRSON
December Is CStv Assessor
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POLITICAL ISSUES BEFORE TEE PEoPLE.-Wo are
indebted to Mr.. z. G. SEAMAN for q copy of a
pamphlet, from his pm, exposing the Radical fall
lacies. N1r. S. is citizen Of Ann Arbor, Michigan
and We welcome his article, useless as it may be
against the tide Of popular frenzy, as an evidence
that there are yet some true patriots in the far
Northwest.
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PLAN FOB A NEW RA1LRoAD.-It will be seen, by
an advertisement in another column, that applca-
tion will soon be made to the Legislatures Of this
State and Georgia for charter Of arailroad to run
from some point near Saltkehatchie, on the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad, to Millen, in
Georgia. Such road, in connection with the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad, will open a
shorter route to the West than any we now have,
and will lead to competition for the freight and
travel to and from Charleston in that direction,
which is want that has been long and seriously
felt by this community.
We are glad to be authorized to say that this
application win be made by capitalists who have
an abundance CT means, and who are determined
70 open thus great thoroughfare, and by the short
est route and best accommodations induce travel
iers and producers to select for themselves the
most advantageous markets and comfortable aton-
ping places.
This scheme has long been fayorite ono With
some Of the most enterprising and practical noan
OF this city, and We congratulate them that thov
have at last found capitalists Of enlightened views
% carry out the plan which they lave SO often
recommended.
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Bale Rope.
BY JACOB CCxfEN &: CO
Wm pc sold. THIS DAY, 9th December at hafp
~ clock a. NJ, in front office corner East Bav
and Boycc Il Co.'s Wharf, -
- Coils HEMP ROPE
Coils Jute Rope.
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Observation-Disclosures, dear. I'm heartsich from tics
horrid pimpIes.
Mo1nEE.-Go, my child, and procure bottle
EPpMe's sARaAPAnnLA md QUEENS DR11aHr It wi
remove them. Remember the old adage s.Experiene
teaches" &c, &C. tuths3 December
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Alley known as No s. bounded on the north on Stolls
Rivers to the east on Land Now OF OF Lite Of hoa
Rivers no feet and to the west lands late of
story framed Dwelling Of eight rooms ana plaza to tie
south. large lg kitchen and other improyements.
as veS Situate
ing and being in St Paus Parish colleton District. 2s
Engs and Toogoodoo Creeks, containing IN the Whole Noie
1900 acres Of land, less Bounded to the
Daho and Edings' Creeks to the east on Toogoodoo
Creek and the pu5lic road and to the west on SLAMS
land Of superior quality, and about of excellent
Cotton and Provision land cleared and under bank; the
cEory As Poplar and yellow Pne The banks are
II f a sasasn The for cattle and stock Of
ng fifteen negro houses barn, ETC. The place has been
COTTON. AND PROVISION PLANTATION, Known as
"Rchfed situate lying and being in St. Pauls Parrish
the healthy village Of Adams Run and miles from the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad and on the waters Of
peror Rice Cotton and Provision lands more or less
bounded to the north by Penny Creek, and ds now
ward Barnwe to the East on lands now and late Of AL
son, and to the West Ediso River There about
balance well bered with every variety Of growth
river for yesssla ef Z fse:Sf wstsE Dwelling
Of 100 acres less comprising part Of the VII
lage Of Adams Rum in St Pauls Parish, Coleton Dis
ct, ind suitable as summer resort for the planters
Of the neighborhood. Can with advantage be sub
divided into acre lots and disposed Of SUCH the bca
ton being remarkably healthy the year through.
Plats Of the above lands be at my Office, No.
81 BROAD STREET, previous to dsy Of sae and viii be
exhibited at Gale. u.
Condit,ons-One-thirdo Of the purchase motley cash;
on credit Of and two years. by
bond Of purchaser and mortgage Of the property sold
with legal interest from day Of SALE payable sei-an
nually buildings TO- be insured and policy assigned,
Purchasers to pay B. MCCALL for all necessary papers
Decembe.4 Dec 46,8.10&
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
WIN be sold, at Public Auction tho Quarernnaster's
storehouse. South Commercial Wharf, Charleston S.
c., on SATURDAY, December 9th, at 10 A. NJ,
LOT OF sERvLCEABLE QUARTERMAsTER's
STORES,
CONNECTING G.
ANCHORS. CHAINS. OARS, Manila Rope and Flaw
sers, Spun Yarn, Blocks, Bar and Plate Iron Bar and
Sheet Copper Cast Steel Timber Wheels WheelbaErows
Machinery, Betting, Hoec &C., &c. IN
Terms cash In Government funds 4asH
Goods to be removed within fve days after sale.
4aaT.a RIO. TYLER,
Rrevet Maj. Gon. and Chief O. NJ b. s.
NM 4 2 + y
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Trustees. made on the tenth day OF
March. 1865, so many. shares Of each parcel Of
said stock as may be necessary, VIII be SOLO at
romcry street, San Francisco, on SATURDAY.
THE TWENTY EIGHTH day ofApril, 1866. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock N Of said day, 70 pay said
DELINQUENT assessment thereon, together with
cost, Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
On. = a.g J.H. SAYRE, Secretary, i. ..s
oface, Room No. 20 Montgomery Block, corner
Montgomery and Washington streets. San Fran
sj,co raliSornIa npl3 I'd
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And IN accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, so many shares OF each
parcel Of said stock as may be necessary. will be
,oId at public auction In front Of the ofice OF
welis, Fargo e. Co.. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Srvaia, on MONDAY. April Goth, 1896. be.
tween the hours Of ! and 3 P. ". Of said day, TO
pay yaid delinquent assessments thereon. to.
ether with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sal. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
S. D. C0NNELL, Secretary.
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ORDINANCE NO. 80.
To Creute q Board Of Health for tho
Town Of Gold Hill. ..,.


THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
| Town Of Gold Hill do ordain rs follows:
SECTION /. That there shall be and Is hereby
created and established o Board OF Health Tor
saId town. which shall CONSIST Of three members,
citizens Of said town, one OF whom snnh oe
prac,icIng physician, who shall hold their once
one year, aud until their successors shall De up
pointed and qualified. unless SAID Sanitary boA,a
shall cause their removal necessary by negl
gence or falling 70 perform the duties Incumbent
npon them by virtue Of their once; and u Shall
be within the power Of the Board Of Trustees %
remove any one or all Of the memoers OF SAID
Sanitary Board for falling 10 perform the same
SIC. !, Il shall be the duty Of said Board TO
look after the sanitary condition Of said town,
and shall direct such prophylaetic measures as
shall in their Judgment be conducive to the health
and well being of said town, and shall recommend
70 the Board Of Trustees such measures ~ they
may think proper 10 adopt and enforce and SAID
Town Trustees may. upon the adoption OF such
recommendation, direct the Town Marshal. or
such other officer OF said town a. tney may Select
10 execute the same.
SIC. 3 The ssId sanitary Board shall make one
Of their number President, whose duty u shall De
10 prrsido over the deliberations Of the Board
when assembled for the purpose Of transacting
official business aud In case OF tie, shall give
the casting vote :; and he call have power TO cail
a meeting Of the Board a. any time and place
that be may deem proper provided. that he
.hall not direct such meetings held OF unseason.
able and difficult places Of access within said
town.
SEC. 4 The Board shall keep q record Of their
proceedings, and all Recommendations made or
raId hoard 10 the Board Of Town Trustees, shal
he subscribed iu writing. and signed by the Presi.
dent of said Board. Two or more members OF
the Board shall make 4 quorum 10 transact ousi'
meas 1, being REQUIRED that one Of the members
present shall be the President
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Baltimore American Gold and sii-
yer Mining Company-Loeation Of works, Gold
HIll, Storey county, Nevada-Notiee: There arc
delinquent upon the following described stock.
on account Of assessments levied on the tenth
day Of March. 1856. the several amounts set op.
posIte the names Of the respective shareholders,
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To Let.
J. KUH.

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.
pEspEcTFULLY Announces THAT HE
IL will give Private Lessons upon the Plano
Forte 10 such persons In Gold Hill as may desire
TO avail themselves Of his instruction. =. lA -
PROF. KUA has been regularly and continu,
ously engaged In teaching Music for twenty
wears; and during the past three years he has In
structed Classes and Private Pupils In Virginia
CITY: and references can be Furnished BY him ,te
leading families Of that place. he calls special
attention to the fact thai he has Two Pianos In
Gold hin. upon which his scholars here can prac'
tico II they choose :. ll,AUgagL-S, ~.
Applications for his services can be Ion o. th'
GeLp HILL. NEWS Once. ap9 "
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OFFICIAL

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY HEREBY
y given, that any Scales or Measures neIss, '.s
ter purchased in storey county Tor use IN VIZ. ]
ing anv commodity Of trsde, not oear.nx -
official stamp and seal will not be in compliance
with a law 10 regulate and establish a StanaAlu
Of Weights and Measures, and any aseertnneo
violation thereof will be duly pIosscuted
II c. FARINGTON,
State Sealer Of Weights and Measures
By GEoRoE l.. GIBSON. Dsputy.
Virginia. April Is, ls66. .ar.r aplI I'm
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THOMAS O'BRIEN.
Stock and Money Broker,
Nlnin street, Opposite W., +. & Co"
GOLD HILL.

AIMING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
wi 20 the best advantage.
stock Quotations received by telegraph from
San Francisco immediately after close oil eseh
Board. ..A, .a
Greenbacks and Treasury Notes oousn. ana
II IA n, hest possible rates, in any quantity.
Hiehes, price paid for Gold Hill. Virginia and
County Warrants. .
Having formed connection with Mes,rs A; G
wightman & Co. Meadow Lake. EXCELSIOR uis
,rlct, any business 10 be transacted In thAt ssc
,Ion ofcoup,ry will receive prompt and careful
attention.
Colin HuI-H. G. Maynard. Esq; W, d.
BIsuy.l,. AZ; Bank OF Cal; 7. D. headIy'
Ag't W., =. & Co; john II. NILS Esq'i j. u
ViRaiuA-B. +. Has,iuss & Co; Paxton
rhornburr: ]. II. Latham, Ast W. +. S9''
Geo, Tones. ESQ; A. D. Brooks apo j