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For l. ENI',

- FOR REM.
sll#i The PREMISES on Royal street, adj"'n-
ing the City Hotel, at present occupied hy iDn-
crl TumIin Apply to n. & g. +. STU Ak +,
Attorneys, No. 7, South Royal st sep I'LL
,.a FOR RENT.
he; WAREROOMS, Nos. 80 and 81, Cameron
street, under the Theatre building. P"%s"s"'""
given Immediately. Apply t"
uuy Z-tr OWN, EECKHAM x co.
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AUCTION ALEs

TXECUTORS'- SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IL The undersigned, as Executors of Peter
Skinner, decd, will sell, at public sale, on
Court House, Leesburg the following described
REAL ESTATE, belonging to said decedent !;
sS The HOME FARM, containing I'll acres OF
land, in good condition, under good fencing
and we'll watered. The Improvements on TINS
tract consist of q good and comfortable SION h
DWELLING, and several other buildings
and improvements. -,
Also, :atthe same time and place, FAKM,
in Prince William, containing about III acres,
and has on it excellent timber, adjoining the
lands of Mrs Fanny Rosseau, James s. Oden
q TRACT OF LAND on Broad Run, about
Eve miles below Aldie short distance south
of the Little River Turnpike road. containing
about 100 acres has on it a log house, IS well
watered, adjoining the lands of Harrison cross
John Rsre and 9th RW Horsa al abou
four miles below Gum Spring, the land on
which Mr.. Alexander g. Skinner and Carrot
Walker now reside containing nearly 4Oo
acres, the land in moderate CONDITIONING
provements comfortable and in good conditions
It adioins the lands of Benz B. Beard, John l.
Coleman, and others. There is on this farm
Saw Mill Also. at the same time and place, u
HOUSE and LOT, in Aldio, now in the occu-
pancy Of VIM. McCarty.
TERNIS-Onc-t third of tho purchase money
the remande' in two equal annual payments,
bearing interest from date The purchaser vii
| be required to give approved bond, and decd
Of trust on the land. for the deferred payments
A good and unquestionable title will be CIV
en- when the purchase money IS al paid.
A. e. SKINNER,
~LEMUEL II. SKIN Err
Executors Of Peter Skinner, decd.
Loudoun Go. sop N-lawts
GALE OF REAL ESTATEBy authority
y ora dccrco OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, at the Juno term. 1867, in tho suit OF
Hendricks, Executor VS.. Amos Bardcn, and
others, ] shall, us Commissioner, named IN
said decree, sell, to tho highest bidder, at pub
lie sale, before the front door of Fairfax Court
House. on MONDAY, the Dist day Of October
1867, Chat being Court day. TRACT or
LAND, containing l28 acres and l5G poles,
This land lies on tho road leading from the
Court House To Hunters Mill, about miles
from tho former, has IN abundance ut wood
and water with n comIortAhio dwelling and
other improvements.
TERMS OF SA LIE rs directed by the Court:
| One fourth Of the purchase money in hand rs u
deposit liable IT, be forfeited should the pur-
chaser fail to complete his purchase on confirm
| alton by the Court the residue in three equal
instalments, at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from the day of sale, to be secured
by the bonds of tho purchaser and q retention
Of the title until the last payment is made
Costs OF conveyance TO be paid by the purchaser
THOS. MOORE Comm'r. Of Sale
Fairfay CO. son 20-lAWtS
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1NO THE Z u l. l G

i ,,.,
Having engaged the services of a first class
FINE C.iKE, PIE, BREAD AND BlSCUii
BAKER, PLAIN, POUND AND Fkull
CAKE. OK ORNAMENTED, would respect
ully solicit a call from the public before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Pound, Fruit and Orna-
mented Cakes made to order.
JAMES H. SIMPSON,
ap4.tf No s, South Fairfax Sc
rARpETI OIL CLOTHS
I rsG RUGS &c, sc.
BRYAN IL BREEEWOOD
Are now receiving full stock Of Carpctlngs
Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c, to which they invite ut
tentiCn. o,D,
Also, a well selected stock Of DRY GOODS.
G.l} and ace MS oct q cow
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sgfs.sAA DESIRABLE PROPERTY
H#SII FOR SALE Low.

< Iwo-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, on the exist slee OF
Water street, between Iii 6 and Prince streets
the residence Of the late George Snyder. Inc
lot has front Of n feet |! inches on Water ST,
and depth Of Il feet
TWO ADJOINING HOUSES Nos. d N!''!
H. ON the west side OF Water street, T.! feet m
north of Duke street. The lots front on Water
street lG4 feet each, and run back G% feet . IN.
Apply to W. G. EATON, Attorney Tor owner
euo p--n1tf
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nOoTs AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER

D. NJ. FU R O N e.,
In, well-known anatomical BOOT MA X Ek
announces to his friends and the public that he
is prepared to make best quality FRENCH
GALE BOOTS and SHO*S, sewad and pegsed
at the lowest rates | guarantee tN lit all kind:
ii feet, with humps, corns and bunons, sallsinc
torily or no charge will be made have MI,
rnernns testimonials of the entire Satisfaction
same With all who favor me with call ut
su26ly ll5, King ST., bet Pitt Il st. Asaph
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~. FOR SA l4E.-Thn HOUSE, corner 81
H&a Prince and Henry streets, late the resdc',rr
oi Daniel Minor, Decd, AMI now occupieI hy
Mr. Bright. Address: kobt' Minor, f"II:
Church p o., Fairfax co., Va or Albert 4.
Minor hlcyunIrn, Va. 20 d
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..rK >TONEBkAkEK'S

.sD K. tiTON EBkAkEKS
~ RAT EXTEkMlN AIOk, T..
TIC sliresl cXtcrmlnut0r Of rats ever oH''''
the public. 81.
Read he following certificate: from Ih' - H..
zcns OF Baltimore, ~ to its merit n- tn
tr"yrr: =, 1.a-
MeSSr.. Clotworthy y Go. -:
cunrlclely uvcrrun by rats. used b,''..
DR.. Stonnhruker's' Rat EXtcrminaIo'' -.
truly, it is Nh cXLcrmingtor. 1t cie",' ,-,
Warehouse of rats and have had no rg. ,...l
them, and ith,s been tour months since
VIM IT, LANDsTKhh',,
Corner Howard and German s!!'''
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VIRGINIA, to wit In The Circu. uour. ~
Y Fairfax county, September rules, i:,-
James J Love, use II. Gum els Trustee W. W
l.. d. Means and B. d. Carpenter; IL cha,c'.:
Mem The object Of this suit is to ol.,i,'',
decree for the sale OF a tract OF land, in MI.
county, the property Of the defendant, Mean.
containing 437 acres, con eyed By said Men,,
to said Carpenter in trust to satisfy and pgy
plaintiff the sum Of $1,000, with Interest Cr,,'
May s, 1860, secured by deed Of lru$.
1t uppcnring by affidavit filed That the ,s.,
defendants urc not rc:idcnts Of tAi= tate. i .
ordered that they appear wi,nin one month Al.
ter due publication hereof, and do Whit j. he.
ccs ,sry t. protect their interest. i copy, t.,,.
". +. GUODIhG. C.rfl
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Fairfax county sep l2-lawts
JUDICIAL. SALE.

Pursuant to Z decree rendered by the Crcui!
Court OF Fairfax county, ut Juno term, 1861, in
the ease Of Burke and others vs.. WilcoXen and
,.thcTs The undersigned. commissioners, or one
Of them, will, on MONDAY, the Dist day Of
October, 1867, Court day. ut Fairfax Gu. House"
bidder, tina, VALUABLE PROPERTY, ut
the said Court House, belonging TO the estate of
Rozicr Willcoxon, deceased, and now occupied
by Mrs Powell and Mrs. Berkeley rs private
residences, and by job Hawxhlrst as Il store
This block OF buildings contains two distinct
but The whole will bo sold together.
TEhMS:--A deposit Of ten per chntum to be
paid on the day Of sale; the rdsidne Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in three equal install
ments, at six, twelve and eighteen months, the
deferred payments to be secured by the bonds
Of the purchaser, with suHi security, and
bearing interest from day of sale; the title to
be retained until all the purchase money is
paid, and the deposit TO be forfeited, and the
property liable to be rcsold ut the risk, Of tho
purchaser, should he fail to complete his pur-
chase upon the sale being confirmed by the
Court. NEW MAN BU kkE.
w. L. ED WARDS
Fairfax co., sep l1--2awts Commissioners.
(1OM Nj lSSIONERS SALE.-By direction
Z j ofthe decree OF the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county, in tho suits of +. K. Ford i Co. vs..
Hamilton Wade and Others, entered at June
term, looi the Hnuer:iSne'I, S"lil ~,
said decree named, will, on the DIST DAY or
OCTOBER, 1861 (that being the 1st day of Oc-
tober Court, sell, to the highest bidder at pub
lie sale, in front of Fairfax Court House, 4
TRACT OF LAND, containing IS acres and TO
poles. This farm lies one mile north of Fairfax
Court House, on tie county road; is of good
quality, and susceptible Of easy Improvement.
The buildings wore destroyed during the war.
TERMS OF SALE,as directed by the Court:
One-tenth IN hand as a deposit, liable to be for
feited should the purchaser fail to complete his
purchase on confirmation by the Court; tho
residue in three equal instalmcnts at six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
the day Of sale, to be secured by the notes of
the purchaser, and retention Of title until tho
last payment is made Expenses of convey
ance to be paid by the purchaser.
THOS. T. LOVE,
THOS, MOORE.
Fairfax CO.. sep 2O-wts Comm'rs. Of Sale.
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LExANDRIA STEAM DYEING AND

sH ELoTH DRESSING EsTABLISIIM ENT, EsCHU'
lished in 1913, Il. d; WARFtEAp, PROPRIETOR.
Grape Shawls, Silk Dresses Mernoes, Mouse
LANES, and all kinds Of Ladies' Dress Goods
Cleaned and Dyed in the very best manner
lG4ntlemen's Garments, of every description,
Cleaned and Re-dyed, it necessary in a sly lie
not to be unsurpassed by any sLablishinent IN the
country. In word all 1 ask is a trirl: You
can find me at all times at my establishment,
No 27, south Fairfax street, ready and wiling
to accommodate all who laay desire. my ser,
vices Goods carefully packed and forwarded
to any part of tho country: aug "'l-olh
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Moore, i. Z.

YTIRGINIA, t. wit In thu lrrull Com, ..
Fairfax county, SrptcMbc" rules. isG
Charles 4. Arundle, use i. L. Hunhct> lu.-
tee, uguiilat E:,thurinG Harris, w!i"w, IT,! L..
india, Stephen, l.cnucl, Mrrnndn John jA1...
and Mntlhiaa Harris, children Of Josiah Ii,.;..
decreased In chancery.
Mem The object of TIN .ult !, t. obtain.
decree for the sale Of II tract 81 land, IL d.:
county, the property Of the defendant, cgA.s.a.
iug 50 Il res, 10 pay comp MinuiIL the >UW
500 with interest from March II, l5G0. secuted
by deed oi trust from .I"-imh Harm t. ! i.,
j.. h. Murray.
II uppruring by affidavit llrd tnnt the dr.ol1.
ants ARE not residents OF thi# State, ii ]. u..
,Icrcd thut they appear within one month ale
due publication hereof, and do what l. Hcrr.-..i
tn protect their Interests A copy, tc-lr
w. T.. GOODlNG, Clerk.
Tchb& & Cnckcrile, z. z. ac3-IH"i"
VIRGINIA, to wit In the County Cous..:
FnirlNX county, September rules IN.
Eh0du Russell ". Ge"rg" W. D"|nos lhr"1
Mem The object of this suit Is L. "ttU@ 81.
interest Of the said defendant IN tract o! .saI
in the county of FnrinX, adjoining the Ia".'s .
John Gunncll and Others containing ~ a.'"
formerly the property Of Benz. W. Do~"~ !.
pay plaintiff the sum "t 80, with hlrT~, !.".
Aug. 10, 1864.
Ii appraring by affidavit filed that the 'r..-
nnt is not u resident Of this State, 1t Is order.
that he appear within ON" month after ID.
publication hereof, and do what IS necessary
protect his interest 4 copy, tcatc.
r. d. RICHARDSON, tL&I
Moore, =. Q. Sc 1,ls"4"
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NALL TRIMMINGS.

have just opened my first supply Of Trim
mings, consisting in part of Bugle Gimps, Black
and Colored Velvet Ribbons, Bugle, Velvet
Silk, Jet and Glass Buttons, Steel Amber and
Jet Studs, Cambria Edging and Insertings, &c.,
all of which will sell at very low prices
oc3 G.. @. BERRY, -, King st. +
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IHOR SALE-Two four horse COACHES
i ono thorough Brace and Steel Spring, in
good order, and will be sold very cheap, for
cash Enquire of q. H. TUbMAN,
sen lO-lm 49,, King st.
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Fairfax county, aug l7-eots
gsS-The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY tho 2lst day Of October SOP l9-cOts
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ZEPHYR WORSTED &c.-A complete as
Fl sortment Of the above in All colors; also
Germantown woods, in scarlet, blue white,
black and partridge, at
DC +. +. BERE >.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 81.
U. 8. REoIsTHR's orYIcl

o hLotsLhRS oIfi Ie.,
G1RsoS C1TI; N.Y. S1ysmpe T8 y, i q I1r
N LINE 10 u,rSN .nrno-a,Ion
~ bSIlon hintps Company u rgo.ad0l
anGSt tne i"Ms 1,,n y ~ 1,asId.n, hsra III Jsu
az ihom MN ~ ninn..m tocs,bsr lin a No.
NV, Nv ~ snni,o.,ton for Patsnt from IN, IInitsd
20 nnn TSnrSond TIC Hnndrcd Fact Of
~ -. Lnn-n M Tho RriIion NInjnc
rne enns'. Ci.iU, ~ ,bo vIrsinis wInIn~ District
0i" nnIy nil Wirinn D,strct Storey county
ana doia I'LL ain y . s, Li ~ rW ' '
Nevada. descllosa ~ .one"si ..s
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. %.
IL. g. REGISTERS OrPIcE.

q. 9. REGISTERS OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, New, November 6. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Justice and Independent Consolidated Min.
Ing Company "a corporation), by Thomas II.
williams, President, have this day filed In this
Office q Diagram. together with q Notice OF April.
cation for Patent from the United States, under
Act of Congress approved July 26, 1866. for
Trenty.ono Hundred Feet Of the Comstock Lode,
known NJ the Justice and Independent Consoli.
dated Mining Company's Claim, described as fol.
lows, to wit:
Commencing at a stake marked No. !, on the
American Flat road, distant about $50 feet from
lis junction with the Devils Gate toll road. nenr
thu Pioneer Foundry, Lower Gold Hill, ut which
poInt the quarter. section corner post on the west
boundary Of section s. township l6, north range
81 east, bcnrs north go 10 west, distant ,G3i feet,
the flag stnff on Mount Davidson bears north l0o
west, the smoke stack on tho Pluto mill bears
north 90 30 cast thsneo running north, GO ly
east, BIG feet, to stake No. ., near the Clinton g.
Hubs shaft thence south, 40 east, 693 feet, to
stake No. 3 /; thence north, 400 east, GIG fect, to
stake No. 4 thence south, 40 east, 1853 feet. to
stake No. 5 thence south, 400 west. GIG feet, TO
stake No. 6; thence south, 40 east, ga feet, to
stake No. 7, passing tho wost corner Of the Pacific
mill a, nbout $50 feet thence south, 49o west. 300
feet, 70 stake No. 8; thence north. 40 west, loo
feet, to stake No. l, the point OF commencement,
containing ly.23 acres. Said claim 10 bounded on
the northwest by the Clinton & Hubs Company
and on the southeast by tho Wallcrs Defeat Com.
pany, and IL situated In the Gold Hill Mining DIS.
trlct, Storey county, Nevada
WARREN T. LOCKHART,
moist Register.
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THE SPRoUL RAPE CAsE.-The readers
of the News will no doubt remember an
account which we published last July
of an outrage alleged to have been COM
mitted by a spirisualist doctor on the
person Of q little girl named Eveline
Goss, daughter of DR.. Goss, who resid-
ed in Gold Hill in ga and '65. Sproul
was tried and convicted, although he
protested his innocence to the last, and
freely asserted that the difficulty in
which he was surrounded was only q
" siege" through which he was passing.
A telegram from San Francisco, last
evening, and published in the Virginia
city morning paper, makes the following
startling development, said to have &C.
Cured in Court yesterday, which puts
a new color on the transaction. The
little girl could not have been influenced
in her action by her father, for he is
now in Virginia city, where we saw and
conversed with him on Tuesday last,
and where he intends establishing q
medical office. 1t will perhaps be re-
membered that in the published ac-
counts Of the ~scandalous transaction,
DR.. Goss was represented as entirely
disbelieving the accusations brought by
his daughter against DIR. Sproul, and
evidently tried to screen him against
the prosecution rs well as the persecu-
ton into whose meshes he had fallen.
1t is a very queer case to say the least
of it. But here is the telegram /: San
Francisco, November 10. When the
ease of DR.. Sproul-convicted of rape
upon a little girl, Eveline Goss, eleven
wears of age-came up, and Sproul was
present for sentence, the girl came into
Court and confessed to Judge Cowles
that her testimony, as given, was en-
tirely false, and that Sproul was entire
ly innocent of the crime /; that she was
induced to commit perjury by the woman
who first made the accusation against
Sproul. The confession caused con-
siderable excitement. Sproul will be
discharged.
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.st treason, as q public calarIfsK

fMExIco. The Mexican people have
Aecided in favor Of constitutional civil
government. President Juarez and
General PorGrio Diaz, n Of the most
popular of Mexican ch~ieftans, have come
before the people, the one as the repre-
sentative of free institutions controlled
| by the votes of the people, and the other
as the leader Of a movement which
| aimed at establishing military rule with
| Diaz as Dictator. The system adopted
was that by which the people Of the
United States elect their President, and
out of two hundred and forty-seven
| electors chosen, more than two-thirds
are in favor of Juarez and the Republic.
In Wow of this, and Of the fact that the
result was effected without any organi-
cation of Juarez's friends, or expendi-
ture Of funds in his behalf, it may be
taken for granted that the Mexican peo-
pie have finally determined to build up
the structure of q free and stable gov
ernment, and as an evidence Of their
earnest sincerity, have placed in power
again Juarez, the man to whom, above
all others, they owe their present free
dom from foreign rule.
To the lovers of liberty all over the
world, and particularly to the support
ers of Juarez in this country, this action
of the Mcxicans is especially gratifying.
Not only is it a matter for congratula-
ton that the efforts Of our Government
to aid them in throwing off the Austrian
yoke have produced results which seem
likely to prove SO beneficial, and that
the man whom we supported and recog-
nized, through good and evil report, as
as the rightful governor Of Mexico,
should have been endorsed by his W
constituency, but it is Of the highest
political Importance that Mexico should
have a we'll conducted Republican Gov
ernmeut. In that case we shall have a
visible assertion Of the truth of the
Monroe doctrine (; a vindication of the
benefcence Of Republican principles,
and a guarantee that no European power
will ever again attempt interference in
that direction upon this continent,
Juarez has already instituted vigorous
measures for the suppression of lawless.
ness throughout the Republic, and there
is now a probability that Mexico will
enter upon an era of tranquility and
prosperity which will be rendered more
intensely grateful to the people by it:
contrast with tho anarchy Of the last
thirty years.
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Colombian NIinister-To be Stoppod-Eho
Danish West Indies.


Danish West Indies.
WASHINGTON, November l3.-Murillo
delivered his credentials as Minister
from Colombia. The usual compliment
tary speeches were exchanged.
The practice which has long prevailed
of using envelopes stamped with the
signatures Of Government officials, Tor
private purposes, will be stopped, and
legal penalties will be applied to otfen-
ders.
A private letter from St. Thomas says
it is proposed to sell st. Thomas and
st. John for four or five millions IN gold
the exact sum is not stated. Tho ar
rangement provides that the sale shall!
depend upon o vote of tho majority OF
the inhabitants, which will probably be
secured. A Danish official is here wait
ing the result Of the vote.
Convention Called in Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, November l3.-The election
in Arkansas is largely in favor Of a Con-
yontion. About four-ffths of the regis
tered vote was cast. Tho Republicans
have a working majority.
Weston, tho Pedestrian.
ROCHESTER,, November l3.-Weston,
tho pedestrian, left here ut 1850 with
the ayowed intention to arrive at Buffalo
at , A. n. tomorrow.
Railroad and Steamship News.
New York, November l3.-lt is ru-
mored that Vanderbilt will be President
of the New York Central Railroad.
Tho steamers Arago and Fulton have
been chartered by the Nicaragua Com
pany to run hence to Aspinwall.
Onicini Returns from Kansas.
CHICAGO, November l3.-The official
majority in the most populous counties
Of Kansas against negro suffrage is y
SOS against female suffrage, S,455 in
favor Of DISTINGUISHING d~isloyal persons,
$50. The Senate will stand GO Repub-
licans and IS Democrats.
Burning of n Thread Factory.
FALL RIVER, Mass, November 49,
The Nautic thread mills wero burned
to-day.
Chief Justice Chase In Richmond.
RICHMOND, November l3.-Chief JUS
tice Chase has arrived and presided ut
Court to-day. Davis trial is expected
to commence on the 23d.
Execution of n Murdercss.
BRooKviLLE, Pa, November l3.-Mrs.
Lena Saba, who poisoned her husband
last winter, was hanged to-day. She
made q full confession.
Scrennde TO the President.
WASHINGTON, November ID. The
Conservatives are %sercnnding the Pres
ident tonight. The President will make
| a lengthy political speech in reply.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
DAILY BY n. II. TLAeo, BANKER. ]
SAX FRANcIsco. Nov. l3-l p.
Marriages.

YOUNGBERG- CARLISLE-In Sacramento.
November la, John q Y~oungberg, Of San Jose,
10 Mary e. C~arlisle, Of Sacramento
UUNGERFORD- MYERS In Weavcrvillo,
November S, Zach. N. Hungsrford to Eta O.
Myers.
ZscharIah r. Lowry to Harthen Miller,
HESs-BOSCH-In San Francisco. November
no. Christian Hess TO Rebeeca Bosch
N 7 .onoId Fort 10 Mrs. Caroline Melssor.
CASTRo-BERRYESSA-In Martinez, Novem'
mar :. John Castro TO Mrs. Francisco Berryessa
rSnERHLL-HARGRAVE-In Santa Rosa,
October %, James Undorhil to Clara b. haf'
,sHn.wurTLOCK-In Santa Rosa, Septcm.
~, % Wilson n. Mead TO Emma Whltlock.
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THE Chassepot rife was tested at
S%trasbourg upon q squad Of corpses
from the hospital, which were riddled,
much to tho satisfaction Of the eIper-
imnntara.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-14

Nav YORK has three hundred horses
which can make their milo in less than
three minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-14

LEGAL are quiet at ~ cents
buying, and 723 cents selling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-14

The Rank of California has declared
its usual monthly dividend, amounting
to $50, 000.
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Births.

q%cuoII-In san Francisco, November 8, to the
wife of Jacob scholl, adaushter.
San Francisco, November III, 70 inc
wife OF NJ. J. Myers. q daughter.
COHN-In San Francisco, November D. 70 'ne
wife Of L. Cohn, . son