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New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

BOARD OF EXCIsE.-Four liquor-dcalers were tried
Yesterday FOR alleged violation of the terms " thrir
licenses but none convicted The most Interesting
ca was that of VIM King who keeps the Shakespeare ou
Broadway Serg Schoonmaker the only NlticsS Tor lue
prosecul lon testified that ho selling olhiuhsur amer
nf1nigh and that his pluce was not eicrtuay eostd
Mi King had taken the prccauton TO summon number
OF persons who were IN his place on the evening" "l NE
alleged otfensc and their testimony saved MI KING Tie
Board has CA tended the "day of grace Tor an nqn"i
dcnlera who have not renewed their expired licenses Ia
H. 10Th inst after which date all unlccnccd hguur
veudcrs must close their bars Several gentlemen rom
IA ilnuor dealers are selling Ia that place on sundays
without cctses much to the dissatisfaction of those Who
are licensed.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

The ArLnGnANrANs-This popu2.r troupe Of yo-
casts and Swiss bell performers arc meeting with much
success at Irving Hail. The rendering OF the sousrng
ouarettes: "The Raven" by Poe, and "Tne ship on
Fire arranged by Mr. Boulard of the troupe is worth
double the price of admission. Their bell pieces
tremely brilliant Owing 10 other engagements the
troupe viii leave after this week. and tho only matinee
for families aud children viii be given tomorrow at q
o'clock
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

At the annual meeting of this Club, held at their
ubTiouse, in Ioboken on Thursday June en- The fol
lowing gentlemen elected officers for the ensuing
year: President, Matthias h. Arnold; rePIesldcnt,
Vim. A. Butler Recording secrctary Daniel Wright Cor
responding Secretary Charles t. Tuthil Treasurer, WIN
r. Frink. investigating Committee, 5. h. Tutml, John
White G.. Tag.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
CITY ITEMS.

Rr,NK FORMS IN BANKRUPTCY.-Messrs stone W
Rarrou NO AZ Annst have ready tie various orns
10 bc ed in Bankruptcy cases printed from the au'notN
i1ed edition lust issued at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

Seven years experience without a failure, and
h. citizens make absolutely sure that
the BuRGlAh TKIEsArn will protect you from eurglar
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

Pennsl, G.. W ~. ~ pn ~ D.. ~ 2 p.,rv ,w r.,,
YP" Baxter L. Greene j. N. Goid J. waterkey, D. Bar
Ssi q. Craig NJ Jones p Mallory, F. Cruey, Moran, r. o.
I W. A. Canwe Louisa Days John Ryan, John Magrsih Joh
mes John Birmingham, Dennis satt s. aeady King Ps
gerald aud Son.
ftFROM BUENOs AYRBs June l2Tn bark ChbfCap W. NJ
Mas Elizabeth Tory Jason Tory Charles W Pearson
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
IAnnouneeaennl

THE Hot WEATHER which we are bound to
experience render. absolutely necessary light and still substantial
covering for the hsli-suh. for instance ksors new style
hat which and protection to the head AZ
No. aa 533 Broadway desirable article asd variety OF styles
hats. caps, &e, will be found.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

PrRsoNAL~-The Hon. H. T. Ross, NJ g., Auburn
n al the ST. Nicholas Hotel Oliver Ames, esq of NJ
Tostou Mass ia at the Breyoort House T. H. Garfield,
esq Burlington Vt, and signor Blitz, Phladelph,i arc
nj the Fifhavenue Hotel The Hon. ii. H. Low Moh'i
cello. N. Y, Is at tue Astor House.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

RAPID PASSAGE ACROSS THE ATLANfIC.-Ihe
Hamburg Cmbria Capt N. IIautmannn, lcit
Hambu , te I'd Of June, at O'Clock aud passed
Sandy Hook last night June H. at II o'clock making the
massage distance OF 3I9 niles in ten days ana seven
teen hours direct from Hamburg which Is equal 10 ihc
days and seven hours from Southampton, ahd eight days
and coycn hours from Queenstown. Her average speed
was 3qG miles DAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

THH LADIES UNION RELIEF AsSOCIATION.-This
Association began It's work in November. 1865 f0r the
relief OF the desuon OF disabled soldiers and their
families We lind u entirely supported by private
donations IN April. 1855, appropriation OF $4,000
was obtained from the Legislature, and another Of
the Ike amount from the last Legislature. The ladies'
who have the disbursement OF the relief make personal
inspection OF the which brought 20 their notice
and visit an destitute families IN their several Districts
giving clothing and food for them, and work wherC II
bc done. More than 5000 expended last year n
reliof Of lCO families. The lady managers have no
agents, bur make personal application OF All funds aud
sippi's WHEN IL 9actI q tlcJ hands. TAc oiece 9f
The Association l. at the rooms 0f the Young MEMS
Chris, an Association coruct Of Ftftnave AMI I"oniy-
second IT, Any donations which may hc sent 10 Nrs.
Ton A. kolurdy President: or 10 Miss Nnrilnua ftl
T.asutci At that place viii faithfully and jlt n,y
1usd lp the rcf ur thc distress among the f'n 0 ul
those wh0 gave their health OF their lives to tI 'ce
VI their cUu.ltrFs<
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

PHILADELPHIA FIREMEN.-The Hope Engine Com
pany No II Of Philadelphia, passed through the city yes
tcrday on its way TO Boston. The Company was re-
cciyed al the Courtandst Ferry by sections from the
down town camranies and escorted the house OF En-
CINE Company No. 7. The visitors were supplied WIN
luncheon and received the attentions 0 the lctrop0
itaps during the afternoon. They Jeff for Boston in the
evening The engine and hose carriage which appeared
in the procession FURNISHED to dazzling brightness
and the horses gay decorated.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

1st III sd. an. 9Th. 9th. 9TH Totals
Active. .......7 3 - -
Rose IIhl ......
UmpJc-Mr. Shcryood Of the Atlanta oluD'
scorcis-bIessrs BaOck aud Hendricks
Time of Game-Tlrce Hours.
Fly Citches-ActiVeS; s; Rose Hill .. =.
OutOn Fous-Actiyc y times; Rose llil tliheh'
ORIENTAL rs. ATHLETE
About 800 persons of both sexes were ON thc glouS
of fhe Orientas at Greenpont Wednesday AFTERNOON
witness the first Of series of homeand nome ocIWcn
the Oricntals aud Athletes of Washington llShs.
spectators chefred Justify every good play on eter u
The feeling prevailed, and the Athletes TOOK teir
cfeo very good naturally The following is the score:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
sICjtjI's

The following Is the duration Of the race ana tnc tlne
allowed 10 each Yacht according allowance by Ihc new
rules. The remaining yachts not enumerated below were
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

OBsEQUEs or THE REV. PETER FERRALL-St
Tleresas Church. which had been heavily draped in
OF It's late assistant pastor, was filed to overflow
ing before lOi o'clock yesterday morning The clergy
took their seats a H. among their number the most
Rev. Archbishop MoClosiy the Rev Fathers Farrelly
Farrell Malone, Mcdonald, ClOwy, Queen Mckcnua.
St John. Curran, McKeuna Gleason, McGynn, McEvOy,
Mccarthy Murrough TrcanOr, COnlon, DAILY, McAlner,
Brennan. Exam ard others The music was Chcrubnls
Grand Rcqucm Mass. After the Requiem Mass. the
Rev. Mr. Woods delivered the funeral oration Arch
bishop McCIoskey pronounced the benedictlon AT thc
close Of the The funeral procession was Then
formed IN which besides the Archbishop the officiating
corynen and friends Of the deceased the members OF
several sodaes aud church societies. part. The
procession moved through Canal-st aud Bowery To
Princcst and through Pruccst 20 the Cathedral where
the remains were deposited in the priests vault.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT 0P Ngw.YORK.........Jasr, !.
ARRIVED.

POhT Of fNBN'iOhAs.ss..'...JuSgJ
ARRIVED.
Steamship lIaitens Alexander Norfolk City Point and Richmond
steamship saragosa Crowe. 9th and
Bark Chief Boun) Harding Ayres days Kae,o
Beg s c. Yarmouth 81, Landerl Ponce R. day,
shr Hannah Sernen Of and from Belize Hon. 10 days. ogsOs
shr j. " Allen DOate sagua days. with ton Moce.
shr Mary Collins Of BOSTON, Collins Manssn. days. with mi.
WiSD-At sunset sw.. light
$ & ns report. cip h S bTa bs S %
the Rs @ aoS of May has pS, a m t Fs S@ % & v's % $ ' "a
and and TsdSa 4S% Dag,n was at G Hd .,Os on ,,s s. ~ s 'S
shipping CaIaO heavy the result the guaDO trade
SPOKEN.
Java-steanshp, 9Th inst. lat ~ 4s ou. 1 %, bound
Mahai,ans 7h inst, at a. 20 lon 81 70 hoand E.
City Mou,eal-shp 18th 20 49, lon % o. bouDd
Florence Bakerbak 4h in lat zG o lon - 90 from Iaysa
Xearcbus-bark lBrl MAY "A, lntn2is
Havana for ae having that morning buried the captain and had the
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAyAySAH June Sacd steamships Gen. Custer for Baltimore
CHAKIEsroS, S. C. June i3-Aryed, Whitney Long from
MoSnr June Iasae steamship, Pioneer Philadelphia JneA
Sailed steamship Falcon anoFei c. Evans Whining
Parl4DELrHn juno ship Moses from Liverpool,
cens sasag AS'S ASSa %caeSa & rom cfs1 s from from
Sagua; kt.ih A. Nlclois. IRON irliiian- lr-Iuba
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Ponce R. May 20 brig Ambrose Light for Sevporn
2Iu ships HarpsTe oxen. for Ns.lork June
IS; unham Yong 10 Caravan Macofuek do Cauad
for ,af and East lues Caate hroon o st. JOAN n B.
Robert Caldwell Mccormick unknoBu Fl Dorado sVeere TO- Mar
Ella Z. Dav Chase. do.
As Bnrnos Ayre Nav J. haks Sbo dcharging Damon Hese
Jackson Add Domniquc
c-zsrcs1zvzz1zzxzszs-Essz
A PROPOS of LEAVING TOWN.
SoJ2ghHEss JGs6s Il KM h De GYFS ASA f nE M SOhk
leave withpd supply Of Jarcts EMAIL Dk IARS'
which will preserve tie ssn s0ot son and white and nee rom
supplied With th, delicious refgeraut which ce,nses and
skin needs the preciuon aBt preserve from The c
figuring alf air which curb and enjoyment
de sold b all dmggts, rsrfnnr,
etc, and by L. ISABEAU, NO &2 BToadr.s
90 TO MACFARLANDs Book Store, corner
~ Twentythr>t sud Irolga There You will find all he NEW
BOOKS day all the old Stania Works also choice
Eagi,t, French, and Scotch Stationery.
ELLENVILLE GLASS W0RKS.-Ofice. 90
H Murrayst ~ Y Manufacture all kinds of Bottles Demlohs Car
boys, Druggists Ware &C. JOSIAH ). LElERbTT a Co.
4 HOUSEHOLD WORD.--Buy your China,
~ Cutlery Reigeators Cooking Utensils &e,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Particular requested extensive variety Of patterns
solid silver Forks SPooys and KNIVES price, which viii the
examination Of the closest buyers.
STARR G. MARCUS, No % JOhn't'x NY
NONSULAR SEAL CHAMPAGNE.
~ as imported for the NeNiork Union Club
TONES MELyAiSB CO.,
No. 6 Msden-ane, New York :
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The following
extracts from Secretary Gderseeves minutes VIII gye
hs reader clear idea OF the discipline which the new
Fire Commissioners are enforcing in their Department;
In the case Of Charles L. Cottrel Fireman of Ehglne
Company No 9 found guilty OF absence without leave
and or entering quorstore while Ia uniform the pay
forfeited go daysJ be deducted from the next pay
roll la the Of James Gichrst. Engineer or Enghe
Company No o. convicted OF dsobedience OF prues s
dismissal will date from the 18th Inst In the case OF
BENJAMIN A. Gcquel, Foreman OF Engine Company No o.
although the testimony too conflicting 10 warrant
nndng of guilty, nevertheless sufficient was shown 70
satisfy the Commissioners that both the accuser anu tne
accused were cupabe not exerng themselves 10 pre-
vent trial of speed between their respecive @
If was impossible that both should not have known the
exact position Of each apparatus when Joining Nv the
nierseaton OF ptre and Broomests The drivers must
have known which engine entitled 10 the right OK
unv Both could not claim IL. Mr.. Gcquel had IL IN ms
power and was his duty to give the matter snon an
Investigation as would fasten the blame where II properly
belongs Failing 10 do that, he lad himself nape 10
charge and escapes the severes censure AT eas
only by conflict OF testimony In the case OF IheodOre
Hendricks Fireman OF Hook and Ladder Company NO
H. guilty OF missing alarm OF fire. was not shown
that a sufficient alarm sounded, ana therefore tne
accused escapes with reprimand should q secona @ u,
charge of this character be made however no sort OF
excuse would screen the accused"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
nose HILL.

game the ActIves we're Hospitality entertained at .c
College, q fine dinner being prepared for them
We give the scOro below
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHuECTs.-.A letter
from the above association, signed by Alfred j. Boor
Librarian the same, has been transmitted TO the pfu
cpal architects in this and other States requesting them
10 unite forwarding photographs and other ilustra
tive works. for transmission to the ROyal INST te OF
British Architects These desired IN duplicate. II
possible in order to allow OF portfolio being formed or
set for retention by the American Institute OF Arch
lecture; likewise requested 10 send 10 its Librarian copies
their future designs 1t is desired that these photo
graphs dc for transmission TO Eugland should
he fO warded before the st OF July ensuing The circular
letter Is dated 18th June.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

SMoKING CARS on THE STREET RAILRoADs.-The
Third Avenue Railroad Company have adopted cor
yencu, plan for mitigating the smoking nuisance on
street cars and at the time consulting the comfort
Of lovers of the weed, by placing ON their line about
halfatlozen ears exclusively designed for smokers.
These differ but little their general appearance
from the others except that they higher and have
neither windows nor blinds, being entirely open at the
sides aud ends These to be chiefly at night
aud after u O'Clock they 10 be considered sleeping
crs in which the passenger may IL he chooses pay for
his lodging ride back and forth all night, enjoying
the perfect ventilation and cool current of air which the
motion Of the ar produces all yauaDcs being o course,
at the risk OF the owner
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

LIQUOR DrMERS AssocIATIoN-Last evening
the "Sew.york City and County Protective Liquor
Dealers Association" met at Masonic Hail. On apply
ing for admission. reporter was politely informed
ha; an the proceedings to be secret ana that no
person who was paying member OF the Associaton
could he admitted. Careful aud assdhous inquiry 10
ysr,ous directions however, ebsted the following In
formation: "The meeting cac, for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the necessary legal action W oe
taken with regard the late operations OF Mr. Bliss the
attorney for the Excise Board" The Liquor Dealers As
sncia0n claim that Mr. Bliss, In his official capaclty
promised them that the expenses OF each liquor deaer
soo incurred in getting out injunctlons should be re-
turned 20 each and every one OF tnenl %'eIahy
In case that the Higher Court, 10 when
the legality OF the Legislative act was appeaed sheud
decide In favor o the liquor dealers The question nav
ing been passed upon by that Court and inc decision
having gone against the clients OF Mr. Bliss tbat gente
instead OF taking steps TO return hs money 70 se
persons opposed 10 him IL Is alleged, he PROMISED 70
DO has appeal and preparing 10 carry tne
case still hi CHER in the Courts To take such action
as might be deemed expcdicn in the matter the meet
ing OF the dealers was called last night mhat
action they decided cannot state, as the meeuhS
was proclaimed to be not only private. but secret
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

SOUTHERN RELIEF Assoc1ATIoN.-The Musical
and Dramatic Committee OF the Southern Relef Assoca-
tinn ranort tha following receipts:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
PRIZE FIGHT NEAR FORT LEE.

fight of II rounds was fought yesterday morning
in the vicinity of Fort Lee, between two young men Of
Mackcryille named Seaman and Tauley. Small boats
conveyed the parties and their friends from the foot Of
I'll rty ourthst al an early hour Seaman was lady
punished during the fight aud after the 18th r,dhd his
seconds threw up the sponge No arrests we've made,
far as heard fIUm s<'p/
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
ATLANTIC BOAT CLUE.

The ocean swcepstako OF tlo Club vii DC heId on u
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14

A Ponce r r. Nav o. brig Ambrose L or Newport days
H,yRs NAY 24Iu port ships Hapswe oxen. for ssxiork June
unham Yong 10 Caragan Macofucs do Cauads
anf and East ues Cstge hrrston Tor st. John n b.
Robert Caldwell Mccormick unknou Fl Dorado sSeeier TO- Mar
Ella &. Dav. Chase. do.
IS Bueno, Ayre, haks Ssaho dschagng Damon He.ss
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Der gerfabrerin, Der llnbeiIisen gu ents

Der Serfabrerin, Der unbeiItsen gu ents
fagen.
Sie tpimmerten, fe febten, fie ianfen
auf ibre Sntee nieoer unb boben Die SGnoe
gu tbm auf uuo baten idIudsenb uno
tuetneno: Sebre l,u1, Su 8eIiebter, Du
Berufenerl Gntiage g8ilbelmine Gnfe,
entfa9e benz 2ai teri Stobe bic 8erfab>
rerin boa Sir unb tpenbe Dein Mntlib
Der Susenb gu, bic 0u gelebsn bait in an
tbrsr S60neI
Sbr Beinen unb Sleben 'riibrte iein
Sers uno bic Sooesangf, Die 3erbenab.
lpannung madte ibn nad9iebig.
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9ebrt, rief BET Brtus, tpdbrenb bic Sbra>
men tbm aus ben Qugen ltiir3ten. SD piq
Der @eIiebten entla9enI
SdnOre es! rtef ber G9or Der 8er>
ballten.
Sd idm0re, baB @ilbelmine gnfe
ni6t mebr ,neine 9eItebte fein iou, rief
Der Brin3. SD i6w0re bel Qaem, pas
mir betltg 1T, oab i'd 8iIbelntne Gnte
entiasen tpiIl! Sbnore -
0te Stimme beriaste tbn, es tonte unb
braufte bUr ietnen Sbren, eS tptrbslte unb
brsbte id &lles bor ietnen 8lifen. Gr
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9lls ct mad LANCER BetuuBtlpf9tett ers
tpadte, fanb er ii8 tpieber auf ietnem 8ett
in Dem S6laf3tmmer bss r,euen Yalais
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getuanbt. Sept neiete er ii6 gu ibm ME.
Der unb brii6te nit einent Nusruf beS
@nt8a6ens Die Sanb oes Brtn3en at feline
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neuem 9eben tpisber9esebsnl sic sebO>
rem iest ber Susenb, Der Gbrbarfeit, unb
bic unltdtbaren 8ater iegnen ben SUI
gen6baften, Oen 9ere9ten!
8tidofsuer0er, ia9te Der BrinS matt,
1T es tpabr, babe i'd ssi6tuoren, Bilbels
mine gnte gu beritoBen? 8ilbelnltne
@nte ni9t mebr gu Iieben?
Sa, netn Yrtns, ertptberte 8tl1ofSr
tperber freubtg Ste baben es selobt bel
glaem, mas Sbnen beiIts 1T, uno Soft im
SimmeI uno Die SETTER uno bic unfdt.
barren baben SIREN Sduur seb0rt, unO es
lit s0ttli6e Sreube bariiber i'm Sinmsl
unb auf Grben!
Ser 8rin5 ertpiberte ni6ts, er tpanbte
iein Saupt nur auf Die anbere Seite, unt
Biidof fsluerber Die Sbranen nidt ieben
gu la1en, bic aus feinen Iusen tber bic
8ansen nieberroateu.
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telten i'm Sdmud Der solbenen WeubIes,
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2eutben aus Stalien seIanbt, Der Mars
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

N.p,xr z. +. THORNTON. the great English As
,roIoyIst- Chiryoyant and Psychometrician. who has
sstonished the scientific classes OF the Old World,
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ana by the aid OF an instrument OF Intense power
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Of the applicant, together with date OF marriage.
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Il purports TO be. By enclosing . small lock OF hall,
md stating place OF birth, axe, disposition and com.
plexion, and enclosing any cents and stamped en-
picture and desired Information by return mall. All
communications sacredly confidential Address.
confidence. MADAME I. !. THORNTON, P.0 Box
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Land Office Notice-No. 10.

PRESCRIPTION OF THAT PORTION OF
H. the Dicz Sonores Lode (so-called), claimed
by John GillIg and Z. B. Mott, Jr. John Gillig
and +. n. Mott, Jr claim 70 much OF the Liez
SenoreS Lode (so.called), being q lode Of gold and
sllver.beHring rock, In place az lies between the
boundaries delineated on the accompanying dIa.
gram, more particularly described. AZ follows, to.
wit Commencing AZ q stake No. ID In the
Devils Gate Mining District. County Of Lyon
and State Of Nevada, from which the center Of
the old shaft OF the tennessee Silver Mining Con.
pany bears north 25 deg. Is min.. west $40 feet,
and running west TO feet thence north 900 feet;
thence east 100 feet TO the north stake mo, q,
from which stake No. ! bears south 900 feet, and
thence east 300 feet thence south sO0 feet. and
thence west 200 feet, 10 stake No. !, the place Of
beginning. and containing IL 36.l00 acres. All
bearings used 10 this description are true bear.
ings. The number Of feet In length claimed on
said lode 10 goo.
The name Of the claimant on the North end Of
said claim Is the Cayuga Company. and the namo
Of the claimant on the South end Is the Mt. Hope
Company.
BY the local lawn OF said Devils Gate Mining
District, no surface ground Is permitted 10 be oc.
cupied for mining purposes except the surface Of
the mine or lode, and the walls OF the said Dier
Senores lode are unasc-rtained, and the lateral
extend o fsaid lode II unknown and cannot be o..
certAined by sexual measurement, but the said
lode IL bounded on each side by the walls thereof,
and the amount of ground contained between the
| given End lines and the unascertained walls OF
said lode. IL estimated at 10 3G.lD acres.
This portion Of the Diez Senores lode was
originally located and possessed by the Gennesses
Silver Mining Con pany. and its predecessors in
interest prior 10 the passage Of the Act entitled
A Act granting the right CT way to ditch and
canal owners over the public landL and for other
purposes" Approved July 26. 1886.
We, the said John Glllig and E.. B. Mott. Jr.,
hereby m Ike application for 3 PATENT for the
mining claim herein deacrihed from fhs IfnItsd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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