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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-20

NPE ETTZARETH HATH ROOMS.
u The subscriber begs leave to INFORM the citizens
of Portland ans e public in general. that he in
tends opening l.ls Bath Rooms at the Mineral
Snrine: situated on Cape Elizabeth half or three
nnarters of a mile from the bridge leading from the
fS 4 r. Railroad. this Saturday afternoon. They
will be opened every Sabbath forenoon, where the
public can be accommodated with Salt or Fresh Wat
er Baths, hot cold, at any hour of the day. There
is SO Restaurant in connexon with the establish
ment. rs
N. B. Further particulars next week.
ju21.dtf rla7fi.it ISAAC BARNUM.
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N. Blades desiring may consult one of their
own sex. A lady of experience in constant attend
ance. JAM. 1S65d6Sw.
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Attended with the following sympto,

Fer ce1ks.ess arising IRAN Excesses, or Ear
ssas sfa Is,discretioa. ftssttg /,
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MEDICAL.
Eclectic Physician =!

From GlS Broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland and can be consulted at her Office, No. ii
Clapp's block.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-20
Patent Bronze Metal Sheathing
MANUFACTURED BY THE
NeW Bedford Copper Co.

I N the Manufacture OF Yellow Metal Sheathing, IL
has been the universal practice hitherto, as still
il with other manufacturers. to mmerse the sheets,
after all rolling Is done, in acid bath. The enect
sought, and obtained by this process is to gave the
metal the fine yellow color to which It owes It's us
tnctive name.
But this effect is of necessity attended py results
injurious to the metal. The hard and mgnly poisn-
ed surface formed on the sheets by successive heat
ing and cooling and the action Oh tne Tolls, v re-
moved and surface left in its stead-Dright, indeed,
hut rorgh pimplcd and unequaily corroded, and con
sidarohiy salfer han the surface removed.
NJ o,,s can doubt that any given sheet OF sheath
~ U,otal must be better with hard smooth
seso than with softer and rougher surface.
his Improvement In the art Of sheathing ships has
sn seeured by Letters Patent OF the United States
10 r., the New Bedford Copper Company.
The composition of this metal Is exactly the same
as that oil the yellow Muntz metal, the sole differ
enee being in the surface finish II Is believed that
this is very important and will add months to the
wear OF the metal
The Bronze Metal is sold at the same price as yell
low Metal.
Samples and nl0e particular description at the
Office OF
McGilvery, Ryan q Davis, q.
Agents OF the New Bedford Copper Co.,
I'd 161 Commercial Street.
s-f--Suits Of Yellow Bronze Sheathing Metal de-
liyered at any convenient port. june4dtf
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DAVIS, Baxter q Co., Galt's Block, No l.
~ Commercial St. jul 13eod3m
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Lumber al Auction!

seasoned 10 NJ feet in lots 10 suit purchasers Also
20 NJ. feet II inch Spruce Flooring Boards.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auet'rs.
October 16, 1866. dtl
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAVANNAH Dec 2sln Steamship San ss,gldoB serts
"A T. Mi-s 8 A lleaHeuce. Sfpiet he3 ,
1hrcss A Burtue s,-aea Won breekel - ~asnet A
lont as rnd Nu ID Vie Harry iJte h5ii ~
M IN Fssr.on d. r J. stevensor &; dopfAi "
Bsekbarsi A. Cada Y. M Mrs b. Isvi Jsnie, % eD
tu thsfcs Ob ey A G tleteher ho fas %
son Ni-, A. AZ ton Tos IN the fssei sAe & Is
eri,, "a h Uuei st~s Amy 10 chmgr Of ne at ol
FOR NFwDRLEANs he. .2lu steamship Hog
Keur tad ehal Blr BsFte sud child Capt Doo o. Ve2
Me. snith, Vim Jones cnd w D. sa"eif % ~
MOODY r. Rce. 4. s. Nam A. Wilalas l. j. nds'S1' i
Wilson and. 10 10 the st-rage. A A. u p
FOR HAylE, Dee 2ln sl@,aip AIslo-lH,, snv Ia x Ya, @
Ys.sso1 Eidletf ffTs FL HIou end md llfs osss.
saso bliss orse ~ J. X poIA Mrs. X H. a. . N Hy,os
NJ D. A. II. Allen. Dr Lewis Holmes htrs ~ rl,ros
and osic Mtves H. children and mas, MIG a T'ss
and u id ~ John OCal r0r. Co. W AleIh4ef e "
AeIauder, a cay Mr. and SiIs a. CSss Re u
E-lhs aHd I'D mail A rsr M - 80 ~
Hr L Jsolf r. " Guild M = o. sehuEs"res "a . - ~ ~
AssSs Mss,e. 1ason and Mrs w. Noble, ~
Brew (Por;aua Mr.. Or Hartley end - Id h5 - t2e m m
Pesl-ys Tourn4aa Mfs. TouTnakr mr. cad y. u re ss
MI JsI erbes Miss oIbss Ne. Mesle. NJ 9 ~ n.on ~
s. Iznls d. 3 Carey eir NJ ilarkgToki, Mr W. O}sere ~,
sai Ytbay aad esd Mo-, Wster VI W. CAsi.s.. & = &
Kroae- child Ne and ahs Hsrde1beek S~o eAiT IN"
, ,.rvaa. NJ and Mrs Wslsms Ar scAort ,., g. ~,
FDz no JANElRO Dec 22 steau2llp Or,1ns ot1-sttN
H. TfArs.naa and co dren SDan,san Sqsi aeosserH H AT
ana gga. n j. Drner DrDeE Mrs r W. yEn, Mis- "a
wdsi. NJ and M b A sl,hs, Miss ss9ss y. ~ DsoI 2 =, ~
children M Bondreaua Mrs Paftridls $ tls5 Ss SsDs
A. Fp au John JeGra, T. GOuE MI AnG bifN = r - N"""s
Jos Q Noe. and 40 emSrants In Storage
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
pASSENGERS ARRWED.

rPou A,y FRANCfgCO AND AsPlNwALL Dee Nh
s,ssaIiy o. ousen r. Bty sd fluy Admire! reH5son
,oy enstp Miss Mef-r = Mnrsv a. B ffeneh A. iHe<ey
j. Porslla, MIA uolDan. ~ W. Nooaaury r. MAteI ~ -
Vbinan H Wilkinson o. Lord NJ Nianas W Hopkins Joan
w.on T. Az B. Boofa 5amoy q bIaisIa ana % sby5sr, ,
w b. Budfafa Mrs J. Lewis ThoF. Howard sGd VILE Eg3ns
,gilner c. Zugala 7. Hans aud wife, J. j. WIG Jarnsg
Samuel d. Msvs Mira n. Wlrd schenek Wa Ray G Zenn,
n Il. family r. OxaHd, q. H. DAVIS, ,.
E InroBo Gnd " Meyer j. b. oyls aud wife, BENZ Fesen-
doc y. H. Brsdlsy, A. Kugsese Mrs smith, VIM emth Ms
ehid l. SPENCE T. Bonchord j. W. Wilder NJ scho
asd b. Wood ". IL BslrT, rowst.mP And Hsnshsw,
Sliisi b. Fay C. G. ilunty q W. Carpenter and family N.
Thomson, Brown Dr. Batchy X. kneelsnd Ma Nanwinks
and daashie Miss or w p Prtchazd G. Moore. heMsnus
DrrU. Mrs Hley hrs NashbuTa and child H.
Fting Japp Ja uu1, Ryland W. A. Chtesenu, MFs
Hammond Harms T. H. Cray FarUham, Miss Hangs Mira
s1srt Barraehope ia A. Buekbe 90 n second sbiu and 20
FROM PrO JAYETRO Dec. % steamship North America
Wr Higgins Cscar PsSssr and lady, jacob tumbird LonI
Seuse Pac& Douuely Jul Antonio Apoenio sgfien Nm H.
Cre, Esba Jersre g J. Smith lady M Tolosa j. B. Aus
I'm two ehiren and NJ Lsbcho and wife w. 0rsthe
Henry 6roshoz asoh Angelo Bsoeu James Caaghan,
Holman. AesYe Hobbe j. BWicex Alfredo flsehe thssv
FROM sAV4SSAH Dec PIN steamship Leo-J. W. Rsndsu
A. BRYANT L. ~ How sri Capt ?. Schndsl 9th
u 81 Mrs h. Pecys r. H. Packrd T. hcshane H. n. Tucker,
G. Tucker p Thonpsoo S. simmona T. G. Nicho J. L. Dry
W o. Duffy Robert Stevenson T. isihsW IhomPs0a JossPh
FROM HAVANA, kc Dec z-In steamship COuea-R De t
Fee J. w. ksyter, T. Solomon T. de h uonds J. Enslin. NJ
nintero Gouzas r. Brewster r. Presier De We're Cs
Bs Fag From Nssssa-Rey H. Todd j. Howell. G. H. Neil
John TrddOcfs LieoCeL hscsuley Mr. Macmillan Mr Ruou
BorHsS1 canber Mr. Adams Mr. LesTs Mr. Trsa9ocLs
FROM NEW.ORLEANS Dec. 21ln steamship George wssh
fngon-M ~ StanAn vie and eAideh Mr, I braicra x ~
Aknson. b. Thatcher Dr. Els' Master Charles 0py Master
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
LAND OFFICE REPORTS.

WASHINGTON Dec. 23.-During the month ending
the ah COS land patents hare been Anknt.sd By ths
Commissioners for delivery 20 the paientees containing ands
sad for cash oosod with bounty land agricultural
college scrip ard conferred private claims The Secretary Of
the Interior has approved three additional ts of and
oycrfowod lands In he San Francisco Marysve aud Stock
Districts California covering grecate cf ~ S sores
These lists have been prepared by the Commissioner of the
General land Oee IN pursuance OF the fourth section Of She
Act OF July q 1868 f..r
Returns received 81 he General Hard Ofce shes thAtN 1t
O tue public lands dspOs0 of during ne month u
November Al tic following loeal Offices Dehoh h'ohgah
1901 sores MarqDct,e Michigan 9I2 hcIsf Iopeha khn'
sas 7fil During tie month ot NoYem0t last t.tt
dsposed Of ~ S. Peters AiunssctA and o'u
47050 ~ Ian Claire Wis
Reports show hat q 5g acres of the public ald dis
posed oi 81 Cloud Nina During ue oats q No,emeeI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
NAVY GAZETTE.
NJ rnInsRApn TO rns T.IsrzI

TRIBuSs.
oRDKRED
Dec tL-Astsnt paymaster A. W Becon 10 AfsoooA
Dec l5.-Pesscd- -Assstant-Paymaste ID. X BAnnsD,
TO duty q the NsVy-YGrd, Nsw.Nork.
has received Dispatch nom RssrAdnirl
Gobohossh conmsnens Europesn squadron, stating that ks
arrived Lbon the 2b cf NoVeube rcD CheTbog bis
h4gskip (.he Col9rsdo.l
Tie steamers Ticondeoss end Froio also Lshan Aavlss
i,od few days previous, from Soahauptoo.
belonging that sguadrou Lisbon
the shsufOck which s e Of AFRICA fhs CsSAnA1
and swttA 10 tie Mediterranean Where ths AdDiLl
erpec,ed o VIA the Colorado 10 . few d4ya
1he bad been ordered pocsed cfs vsceh
asr the writing Of this eisDs,ch TN Adnsa Intended
10 EisntonemHb Gala 0iorstsT
thsgenA. Bar ceouz- Marselss and Togop.
Tbe inc be ordered 10 retura 10 tns United ea
DETACHED.
Dec. sasson wm L. King on The ssgship ilsrfs'a .ss
ahsrre Ffst AssiAnt Engnsef hotL FeA
lroui Steamer hsIbleasad sut waiting Orders ...rE
PLACID on TURIoUGR.
Dec N-ThonAs C. Masters. ...
APPOINTMENTS RKyoSRD.
Dee iLAenE Third Assistant Js H. Sleeper of ssnsT P.sss
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

sssS,Ip s Green fsifsSad kev5srn h1Esy Tsni' Co
Steamship safagcssa, Ctowel, Charleston A. Lesry, -
sssm.pS eaanE s,sr Bery 70 Jsr.ss ts osfsos 1ssu
stramship sfontsou,sry, Fsroth EewOresas r. Leweea
Steamship Cen Meade, sampson, Nev-onea1' d. D. efem~S
Steamship Iisv.ns wbiinsn Nsssoriesns C. K osrrisen
steamship San salvador Atkins, Savannah Garrison Aen
Steamship Valley City TObh horO City Point and Rehnond
J. Band
Steamship w Woodward BieLs Ehn Perth Amboy W Dsls
ssg Sorsi's; 5,ysnsI Panama Hsrsh1n' q SaIsaa
shp Loaisa (BIl Helnss, Mobile Z. cansId
Ship Ohsllo, IiHkhsm, san sr,neiseo, G ComEoek Co
t BARK Erwin brl Goodwin, Clenuez0s Rubra CO.
IaFS John Track, fBlena fielles bremen Ragsr BroL
Rsrk g. LII lsIl Gerard, sH.yrna g " sraEg.o,t
ssfS Fsnne CsndwclL Hayana, ;. 2. wsrd Co.
BARK john 0. Paiui EmbUe: ST. ysgo j. T. Ward Co
Bsrk Casias, Perkins seu.i,as, ). 5eonV,sn~ a mn -
Brig Sason Fose Uoiee and markell Istes and PorSshsi
Bag Charlotte Back, COT pemsfars; b. r shesPss:
Bs Dsy Spring 18Th Faulkner Avtgues aHd 81 Jehns "
Brig 4 H. Iavsnd (Br) Blanc cisnfusso, T. Ward oS.
Brig Sarah o. Beay KinbLL HibbOrO via foIisne- Dc
Brig Libsty Dsv.rs.u1 Fera.naiu.. }. 2. wsgd Go.
Brig Nellie Gay Cay, Porsuouth n. H., simpson Capp
Brg Aereits BIB Ruhenorj, barba5oe r Nss1ns aoe
bog star Of tho sea 9Th burke 81 Jehns Az D. II 's0
s5hr Mot, BedslL Bcae, Baltimore Mot. Bed-n.
kehL w Fl ssrsrn, ssfgen savannah hvray serr, 60 ~
sclT o. l. Sherman, Leete, fernsndina and JseLifns '"
seRr Poresy gsbllnap Lynn, Jcha Born,on'. Son Co
sohs. Mes. Wind Lawson peiaielph4 G;SsPesn H1ls'
sehr Ida ce.u Tore Psrrti Tosaaeo j. "; ElSsht a %
seh W. K Cbsyuan lBrl osls, s.. JOhns, o. p hsviS
gt Nay Bi..-.i S. John via Portland D. R. De Vol Co
sclr =. b. T. Thompson Fose s. MARKS. F~ Ben1e. s~ns
SIR Mary A. TYLER Tyler Wilmington ~ l. Mscesdy Co
sshT Crnoline Jsckson BslanoFs, A. -beeeh
ssAE ai AHs Ms9n s BaIlloss s0.s, ss sIssI
6chr o. G. AekoT Hobby, Stamford
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
j)ort i11arotn's Noiife.

STATE OF ERw.YoaK
PoKT-WARDsN OfyIcs No. 1JMilisp q
NOTICE fs hereby given, in accordance with SEQ.
~ pSsd Ap ID 1851 entitled An Aet Re-
OF tho Port cf NevTqfk" Ell
nss.ed " havsi ehssEs o. ss subee. matter ef sOse
the
ucr srmnatrsn y PERI warden surveys %
eInGops npsted within days s
board add S4si
ehlq 1hOrntoa..... n
BARK lhAlcafe..s... p r.
Schf. Independe He'd H0oh.
bchI. John NakrE.. Union ttores
MIN fHoRsE roRPkfNs Pr..ia...
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
; FW5.YoRK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1865 w1yTER ARRAs9EMENE 1851
COMMENCING DEC. ~. lsoo


s.n, Station IN NswYorx corner Twenty ss-.na-sI sns
Fourthavt Entrsnes on fWensyseTeSEhfL
TRAINS LEAVE ERw.YOHk; -.
ForNewIIsvsn. 100 800 iEEt) l.9oG M I|S 1b%J NV
(Fx.1 5.s5. so and sOO tEr,lp g., w. a
Qsr.,) a45 40 and Q % tEz.) D.
For Milford, an sat5Td 76J n % m 3S 80 p n
For Fsirled Bouth port aud WostpoTi ' 0@ u 80 ~
Fer Norw.ls 100 zoo CEG eco. urA lZI- tEII a"'
~. a., 40. SO. 30 tEE.l@ M
For Dari.n. 100 a0O us0 a as A3 80 p n.
for rresnwieh.TO aoo l3o 2ls 3s A. sye ~ M
or STANFORD 100 (Ez.l $50 lL3o NJ iAi9 lEai "l''
yor Poit ntsrraes ssalou ''' ~ i4-'' ~
as at5 f.lG $50 go 100 ?. M ~ .-.., =, :,
On Tnursdys The p IIsn viii cave 1"eH'J 'sV'nD
u.?l oo,,,--,-,-,Nro m ANA
For M TEL 800 tEHl e.o0 . N
FOR Bo.tou wa shor. Line lai5. tE1-l G0l o. m - -,
For Hartford Springfield a0e a lEE l%''' 80" uh''
eco ~. takf
Ter fIsod P1ovdeaoo Fshl Railroad too tkx7l nj
i2l- ?. NJ =, e..,t,,,o, R.lro.a a: GOs 4
= 20 C.nsl R.irosA. Ie.lso to Northamp.oa
For fsousat5ute Railroad. "a N, % a..
For hauz Rlr0ao. 800 = AlV
For Dsnburs h0TBsik Railroad. . = nl' ~ p -
C0"H''i'1' ''P' JAMES =. Hoyf snoe
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans lyaye loot o.
Y Court,nttst for PHIIhBELPma Il and 10 a ~ Hm
tud y M. BAIEiEORK and hAsHsNSfoS {" tl1 ava -
p M, and y rtcluTt.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
FoAf OF EEw-YoRK. ......"..pso a
cLRARED.

CLRARED.
s.,ps,hp Aep,hnet Kelly New Bedford Ferguson Wood
sesInshp Pioneer tBr shsktord Cow Bsy SNOW bure.s
seamshp Virginia tBr PIowe Liverpool, National steam NaT
Steamship AIsso Gsd.dsn HsTe Es~Yor snd IAus sissmshP
SsaaiSp AbssrIe Rcsrre YOfE City Pein sua RolzOnd
sssn.ip Nisrsn Coach gorfsA. City Point and Rch@Ond
o. Ueutkon 4 PaluoTa
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

PA cANAL-sT.
BLANKETS, ..-.,o
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS. - .. .,....,.,
COARSE BLANKETS. MARROW ELANKET5. -,
WIDE BLANKLT5 BLANKETS q tl sz-s Comfy ana Llno
BLASAE45 70 set eveiybotJ.
AN -lisIEEsE STOCK. ..
From AUCTION ROOM snd The MANUFACTURERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Msny them r-uch lei. thsn iianuiacturers p1o-, ,
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLAhk-la, Toul ne LAAoE AuC-
''0'' " CoLORED BLANKETS.
In al Iilei and weights ruiiab'. f1f either
A HORsL on FAMlLY USE.
HORSE BLASKErs.
A large lot q res1y made q - % 80 '' ssrl. -
Ale MEDlUA AID FlAL QUALITY
A,o, flil ,if0rtmr~' q
MATTREssEs. BEDDINo snd CONFOAIADLEs
TICKING aud FEATIkhAt
Aso FINE MARsEGLLEs QUILTS. IAhLE DAB ,,,
NAPKINS DOfLifS TflNst.lr sd lN'F fl.llto
BED LISEN. SHEETS and PILLOW CAsLs'
ol hand and mace 20 oflrf
1's' ''' WIN ~ IRoS FURSrTuRE,
LOWEST PRICES TO NJ FOUND ~ Tbs clTr
A''n "'i''' wM. GAEDSER, We eN osssls.. Nj.
NINE. DEMOREST's UNEQUALED STOCKING
vi sUgPEEnERs-They are oonvsa's rra t1rssa instantly
dlstsd r-Quirlus bguous or 77lHg 80 iss ~
Cfldfent 31 Lade Zoe. mailed ir- 40 t no--"ag, " 1
~ -
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
steamboats ano Railroads.

THE OLD LINE-Sag Harbor Greenport, Orl,
snt sesrn.r ARTISAN Clp. O. C. Gibbs from pier No q
= M ~ WILLIAMS BROS. No. Beekman-sI
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
w SORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY Co:-bosn
Psg n Courndt and Dey sts a. s5O a
NJ $50 .. sundays 9 u a. tn $3.50 30 ?. M
EOR GLEN cove and RosLYN, touching at
WhteohA Beyhs Dock Great Neck Sands Point aud Glen
Wood ,iesrnbos AHFOWsMIrH freight end paenge leaves
Pier No 2gE H. ekspl daily Sunday tHesped 3 - ? u.
EOR EEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD, and SPRING
FfELD-FARE Is Cenla Steamer lesve foek shp ISf
New taysn At g:ls Ard II p m, with Railroad
AJORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
I CsmHencng Monday December ~ lIg Leays New sIa I
trsnehsl al 6:is o. m Hhckcsswn eccomfnodi-
90 Morrs0n Accommodation lfsve' a. ~
3 u addition 90 ahgfu u tans
rfars OuGe I'D lIss 90 aliI A.
!, bEAIAVUDi Celes suIenrtsueeAI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
gun Rae..722 Sun ses........l 81 Neon Rises..-s2l
Sandy 9n Gov IGA1d l0:22 Hell Gate. ......309
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
ARMY Gn'ZETTE.

~ TFLIeRIBH 70 ras rHIsuSE
MIscELLAELoUS
Bfoyot Brg.Gen. T. Whittcsey has reported foI duty
to GeG o. o. Howard CotmissioBsf Of Frsse en' Bsrsss
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
Billiarn Gables.

LARGE number OF New nrd Secondhand
"A BILWARD TABLES vu irlproved e2u9in.nen
rhtout .f bsve proved correct and arbe
cuthons Specimens oi iho' nai h'e 3fsn con
sut u.e may - iu tie nncfa htis sbe -
this ts Parties ieudne u psf' a.s va me ne
nd ot wnch - the Aett ehN nLeb
Ia The vsrid. Boys ttbiet for Huldrf PrsssrtA q. =,
PHELAH K COLLANbEA Eos 6Ito 81 CToibytt y l.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24


I5rp @ppoa.
At GRAED.sT. CHEAP STORE.
"A II HoLIpAY PREsENiS --s
%Psk Ra a5s .s TasS 5da,Sl. S5sEs ssi m
srolaeohs al calculated to make e;ih you5g end ss'd h'Py
VIA Nos Sos al and slI Gr,d o. 9 s5d g Aenst.
At dAAND.fT TorISIF SHEAR 4drssl4s STORE
Cheap L-ea Hsndteha both plain ard hsnsiish hea Lee
aadd. 'sa E5:Ii.Iea GolS oGs' 'H'
New styles IN Cloth Gleves C5ssp
1,3s SsT Tes M rs S S'a4f's E % oEfs S: an. .S M r pair Our
very best are 10" q Sc PePar Bs15.in, 2'sf ssfrEY
Nos soo 3I and 9lIl G1sn3.t AMI g ALsn'i.
A T GR4ND-sT. CHEAP STORE.
RsS9as R6So2, 5G5',p5 Sh''P'f Cheapest H'T
CEespes, Bsek Bonne. vevett in iris city.
Laces-GuipuTe Ysoncenlsi &c. &c, under pHce.
New Feathers aud Flow RS TO DAY
Our Dress Trimming Department 6led with novelties AID vsn
sseL Beaver Te Velvet and Straw 'i slsaTg e at Hh
Noo 'll and 'I g {. sd & % o. AHsa. s6S,,
! A AiN%L4 CLOSING SALE
HAVDKERCHTFFs
LAcEs AsD EMBRoIDERlEs,
MohkEp AND LlSt LlSES Sis
HHj5gfiR2fSg5 H5g.iRfSig5 AND 4SD GIt6yI5.' GL6yLs.
"ooASH egQD2; - HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS WAY RELow cosr.
TO CLOSE THE STOCK. .,. -o,-,,s ?, .V5bv43nc1rets
v srvr AND sof2 G po7ESs gF EAAKhSiA!s "a T6 3 81
VI A'E"4 81 III AM MUST RI SOLD BY JANUARY
WV. KlNZEYt
No5 22l and 2lj EIGtItfAFE.
Between Twepty-art and Twenly.Ieeona sta
CL0sING OUT RAPIDLY oDr,r s,cvryrc,
SOME MOST DESIRABLE GOODS 1T REALLY LESS ILAN
HALF THEIR VALUE.
rNgrIsU 80 % per dfets
ENGLISH - psi crew
SILK STRIPED FRENCH POPLlNs......, 20 per dress
ONE LOT FINER 81 60 ard % per dTs'
BLACK CoLARADO CLoTH.............. 90 per drs'h
w. JACKSON Importer,
No s5 Broadway between spring sHa rl.aeeII
CLOAKS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Consisting Of
CLOTH CLOAKs.
CARRIAGE CLoAKs
Among which " IN be found very many
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES.
ELEGANT CARRIAGE ROBES,
At REDUCED rRicEs.
LADIES, AND cHILDRENs oUrFIrENG DEPARTMENT.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS DURING TIE HOLIDAYS OFFERED
LADIES' AND oHILDRENs UEDERCLoTIuNG.
INFANTS wlADDRoBEs,
MISSES AND BOYS SUITS cro,Ks
BOY5 OvERcOATS
ROBES DE cHAMBRE ,,,,,s
JUPE lMPERATBICE SKIRT,
O5ULLlYAN GREIG,
No. III BROADWAY.
CorlcT of hnh-st
HURT RECEIVED
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10
Alias Summons.

INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
L Judicial District. Of the State OF Nevada, In
and for the County Of Storey.-Augustus VII.
liams, plaintiff, vs. Archer Consolidated Gold and
Silver Mining Company, defendant. Action
brought In the District Court Of the First Judicial
District OF the State Of Nevada, In and for the
County OF Storey, and the complaint filed In said
County OF Storey, In the Office Of the Clerk OF
said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting, 10 Archer
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining COMPANY
defendant You are hereby required 10 appear
In an action brought against you, by the above
named plaintiff, In the District Court Of the FIrs,
Judicial District, OF the State of Nevada, In and
for the County OF storey, and answer the com.
plant filed therein, within ten days (exclusiye Of
the day Of ~serViee) after the service on Won of
this umm0n II served in said County or N
served out of said County, but within said Df.-
trict, within twenty days and In all other cases
forty days; or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer OF tho said
complaint. The said action Is brought to recover
Judgment against you for the sum Of SLOTS IS,
together with interest and costs Of suit, due, as
Il alleged, for large sum Of money loaned, ex.
pended and paid out by plaintiff to sundry per-
sons at the special instance and request OF you,
said defendant, and for you and on your behalf,
In and about the working Of the said mine, the
Archer Consolidated G. & s. N. Co.'S mine, &c,
&c. And you are hereby notified, that II you
fall TO appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will take judg.
nent for said sum Of SLOTS rs, besides interest
and costs of suit. m
c Given under my hand and the seal Of
l. 5. I the District Court Of the First Judicial
49,: District Of the State Of Nevada, in and
10 2 me County Of Storey, this 18th day Of July,
ared and sixty.six. =.
LUCIEN HERMANN, CLERK.
FL ny B. II. HERKFoRp, Deputy Clerk.
Igoc AItorney for Plaintiff. [iylt-tf
stamp. SOC. In. Rev. stamp.l %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District, Of the State Of Nevada, In
and for the County Of Store-.-H. G. Maynard,
plaintiff, Va. John Kneeland, defendant-Ac
lion brought in the District Court OF the First
Judicial District Of the state of Nevada, In and
for the county OF Storey, and the complaint filed
In said county OF Storey, In the Office of the
Clerk Of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to John
Kneeland. defendant: You are hereby requiredto
appear in an action brought asalns, you. by the
above named plaintiff. in the District Court Of
the First Judicial District, of the State Of Ne
vada, in and for the county OF Storey, and an.
swer the complaint hled therein. within ten days
exclusive OF the day Of serviee) after the service
on you ofthis m II served In said county;
District, within twenty days; and in all other
caSes forty days; or Judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the prayer of the
said complaint. The said action IL brought to
recover Judgment against you, said defendant.
for the sum of sl2,s 49,. with interest on tho sum
Of Si.495 from this date until pSd. at the rate OF
i've per cent. PEI month due, rs IL alleged. on a
promissory note dated April Goth, 1868, for the
sum OF S4,495, with interest thereon rs above
mentioned. And you are hereby notified that
II you fail 10 appear and answer the said com.
plant, as above required, the said plaintiff will
take Judgment a. therein demanded for the sum
Of sl2,s92, besides accruing interest and costs
Of suit.
49, Given under my hand and the seal OF
L. $. the District Court Of the First Judicial
.~1 District OF the State Of Nevada. In and
for the county Of Storey. this l2th day Of July. tn
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and siSty.sx.
LUcIEN HERMANN. Clerk
BY b. II. HEREFORD. Deputy Clerk
CAMPBELL & SEELY, attorneys for plaintiff.
iJOc Int. Revenue stamp. Soc State stamp
[iyl4-lml
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-10
Ma.iea ,o Creditors.

I'm THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court OF the State Of Nevada In the mat
ter OF the petition OF Jos A. Todman, an insol'
Pursuant 70 an order Of the Honorable ". Hay
don, Judge of the said District Court, notice Is
hereby given to all the creditors Of the said insol-
vent Jos. A. Todman. TO be and appear before the
Honorable W. Hayden Aforesaid. In open Court,
At tn Court room Of said Court. In Dayton.
County Of Lyon, State Of Nevada, on the 18th
daT OF August, A. D.. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
ofthat day. then and thsre TO show cause, II any
they can, why the prayer Of said insolyent should
not be granted, and IN assignment Of his estate
be made, and he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities. In pursuance Of the statute in such case
made and provided; and in the mean,Ime ali nro.
cesdings AGAINST said insolvent b, saved
-Wine. my hand and the seal Of said
Court, this l2th day Of July. A. d. is6S
u. kESDRICK.
Clerk Of the District Court, Third Judicial D,.-
trict, Nevada cn-
BY GEo. W. BEERS, Depu,v C..,
p. II. and J. NJ Kennedy, Attorneys for p.,,-
uoner. Jy-l3td