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a MoNRoEsFREET, wHEEIING.

STIHEE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE THE
only real Reed Organs now before the
Public, The only Organ having q RayeFher-
atinE Sound Box on Wind. QbestzW htehf has
the same important part 70 peftoTm az. the
Sounding Board has IN ,Plan9 IGEts5t9 etyg
which the Organ eomes merely q Metodeon
IN am OrRan Case.s the iAfnefieanI OTgafis
NOT only have the Ind Chest or Sound
Box but have the Arfe Organ BelI6Ws CIV
ING power and great Bteathness OF tone
TifeSa. With their extreme fin6 vDIclng OfIn6
Reeds and perfeet ding Of the tone, make them
tho Most perfect Org9n Known, Them IN IA
and ease. they excel all Others. These great
improvements and superiority OF tone and
workmanship Of the American OrgAns place
them in the font rank Is the best, and conn
mani q HIGHER price than any other reed In
strument In ths market a cafefdl eNar1i-
nation Of them, in comparison with 0thefs,
VIII quickly show their Superiority. Special
4ttention is called 20 the style,of AIrertssan
organ, No. IL containing the super octave
Coupler and Sub Bass. For Churches IN want
SLa powerful instrument, whose means afe
HnllLedi Its prizes renders Il very desirable.
Every 0[gan Is Warranted TO prove satistac-
LoLy. 1ne American Organs all have the
heyerpefatlnB Sound Boz, or Wind Chest,
and are nnished In the highest style 81
finish. richly vanished and ooifShed DIN
smooth OIL Finish, forming elesaht pieces OF
stnSnlture for the parlm or boudoiF; and the
Oak and Walnut especially adab6gII for
Churches, Lecture and Lodge Rooms seven.
Fteen-lT-Ftrsk Premiums were 'nJgaFjefI IN
the American Organs in one month over ali
competitors, at different State and County
EFRtls. EpT Illustrated price list cal At the
Book House; or address GEORGE W.
SSTONEa AGENT. 70. = ~ ETifsipCs-f
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MARKETS. BY TRLEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April 1
REauLAR RERoRT.

.
CoTToN-Shnde hrmer: sales 1900 bales OF
mIddling uplands at 299THe chiefy the
FLouR-Less active and unchanged; sales
100 bbls; receipts 3 ,la5 bblE; closing quiet
California hou-Quiet and unchanged; sales
800 bbls. i 500 tIl -4sst fHflI
lWHBKY-Quiet and unchanged.
9RAIN--Wheat dull and q shade firmeF;
sales - 900 bus OF No. 3 Milwaukee at S26I@
40, latter the extreme for choice lots Of old
No. Chicago; S2tS5 for white Canada and
white California. Rye-LoWeT; sales 1900
bus at Sl,639l,55 for western and 81, 90 for
Canada, nee. Barley--Unchanged; sales
Sl,l5. Barley MaIt-Sales 10000 bus At Sl8S.
Corn-Shade hTmer aud more active; sales
l25 600 bus at 81, 99l 30 for mixed western in
StSaTe; an q = ~ s,d[ 50r 60 anS WesteTn
8 ,22@l.27 for unsound mixed western, and
81 Is M stOTei receipts 400 bus. oats-In fGir
new western; 75c for choice do; 7S1f9T9c for
State; &c for choice new Ohio. Receipts / lO05
bus - I
CoAI5-unchanEed, 1r
LEATHER-Hemlook sole, steady at 29930c
for BuenOs AyreS; 299SIc for light weight; %
oslo for middle and b eavy do; H92S for CALI
iornia light weight; SOB Tor middle and
W0oL-Moderatively active and 10 some
cases lower prices accepted; sales $4,000 ms at
F5S9sIe for domestic deecei 70975cc for pick
lock; 55c for tubbed; 1885 nor California,
and 221<9S8 for Texas. ? y f5f'l z s7f ~ =
|-1fHoFSSQuiet at 800R6o.aJ 10 no fs1.s5sy 3
GPErRoLEUG-DulIi Canada Ice; refined in
GRocERI Eric unchanged: Codee, dull
and heavy; sales 1855 sacks IN bond AZ I26l2Eo
for gold; Sugar heavy; sales 500 hlds, Cuba,
Is Havana at l01S@il5fc. Molasses, hrm;
sales go bbls Porto Rleo At s5a6sc. y
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Dnl unsettled, and
mes, cash SSSs25 fof Old 10: s i s 10y sor
prime, and 81 s6@22,Q 90 for prime mes. Also
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ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-The stock OF
Scott q Miller burned last night, which
was valued at from $50, 600 10 SIS, 600
About tWO-thirds of, It was DESTROYED,
and INSURED about sex, 600 in st. Louis,
Cincinnati, and Eastern offices. The
building was damaged to the amount
of g, 600 to SIC, 900. r-s.y
a fire in LeavenWorth last night,
burned the dry goods house of Spona-
BILE, Stoddart & Empire, and the billiard
saloon OF Louis Thiency. Loss 500, 600;
insured in Eastern offices. q
CHICAGO, April 13.-W. B. Keen &
Co.'S loss by FIRE last night will be $780,
600; insured for $50, 600. Goodspeed &
Co., occupied the fourth floor OF the
building as apublishing agency; loss
about 5000 worth of stock. Dean q
0LtOwaSi job printers, occupied the
third floor; loss about S. 900. Goodspeed
and Ottoway are both under arrest,
charged with having fired the building.
BiAz q Laperter's brewery, near Cot
tage Grove, was destroyed by fire yes
terday afternoon. Loss about SIS, 900;
insured 81. 600 !,
Z 81. LOUIS, April IA cow stable be-
longing to John Wilder, on the ont
skirts of the city. burned last night.
Forty four cows persisted In the flames.
The fire was the work of an incen-
diary. 5 p 400 =
HE Mississippi river is open to Lake
Pepin. etal sey-s=i5 ass
Al the western streams are rising.
more or less, tTapfdly. Cd
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Metal and bloom mark,

r-a.At 81 sPITTSBURGHt April u,
The market for Metal and Blooms eontin-
mes dull and neglected, with but little Ina
provement. The Indications at PRESENT for
the starting up OF the mills are about as re.
mote at ever, both the puddleTS and mill
owners, apparently, being determined not to
yield 10 the other. Some few OF the nail
mills may start up, using Muck Bar, which Is
already puddled, but the bar iron mills, It Is
asserted most positively, will continue to re.
main idle until the puddlers see proper to go
to work at the proposed reduction. As II
now stands, the eastern mills are coming in
for the great proportion Of the western trade,
and much Of this is being diverted from
Pittsburgh and thrown directly into the
hands Of her competitions I'm the iron
trade. For foundry iron, the demand.
also, Is very light, and our foundrymen, to
use common phrase, are doing a hand 10
mouth DEMONSTRATING only TO supply
their immediate wants The following are
the only sales we have reported:
100 tons Muck Bar--.-.....,.,,.,,, SO 00-caSh
50 do No. l JoSephena. 50 90 do
50 do No. Josephene,,........,.,,.- ~ 90 do
20 do Juniata BlOoms.......-.......-I05 90 do
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ToRoNTo, O. W., April IA special
dispatch to the Globe, from Montreal,
says that a force Of United States troops
arrived at zRouses Point yesterday.
The general impression on the from
tier Is that a Fentan raid will be made
before the end of this month.
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West Va religions Book House.

a MONROE ST., WHEELING. 20
ON HAND AND FOR SALE. AT THE
" lowest rates, q wen selected stock of
TheolcRfeal Miscellaneous Sunday School
and Juvenile Books Also a null assortment
Of Stationery, School Books, &c. Particular
School Libraries. Orders by mail prom tlS
attended to- Address ? ~ 'f7-s.sy 50
GEORGE w. SrONER,t
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1t is feared that the Crows will join
the hostile Sioux, in which event Fort
G. F. Smith will be in great DANGER
NEW York, April IA special ca.
BILE dispatch to the Herald says: The
great race between the Oxford and
Cambridge University boat clubs, on
the river Thamesy took place yesterday.
Great interest was manifested, and the
banks Of the river for four miles lined
with Spectators. The race was themost
exciting Of the kind ever witnessed.
Oxford won by about half a length.
Time minutes and 80 seconds.
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LACROSSE, WIS, April Is.-Mrs.ship-
pard, a milliner, shot Mr., A. Lederman
yesterday evening. The wound is not
considered fatal. .f-s-
Two Indian chiefs had stabbing af-
fray here to-day in which one was
killed.
The river is clear Office.
Several bridges on the Southern Min
inesota railroad were carried away,
stopping the trains.
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NEW YORK, April 1s.-Adyiees from
the weSt coast Of Africa, dated at Sierra
Leon, on the 18th of February, report
that the natives were again giving
trouble to the English ON the Gambia.
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'PorrsvrLnE, Pa April "a dredamp
explosion occurred at Bancroft Ash
land collierY. by which u miners were
Nue. ktt.s AESnS then them s-, KS s9ss
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New YORK April 13.-It is expected
that the iron minersI strike In the
mines in Sussex county, New Jersey,
will end this week, as the men, In
many cases, have resolved on resnmfn0
work at the old wages. 80
Among the passengers on the steamer
City of Antwerp for Liverpool to day
are. Senator Sherman and Congressman
Kasson.
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RnItImore LIYe stoclL Mnrket.

ApIll
BER-The receipts Of beef cattle during
the week amounted &c $40 head, against COS
head received last week. OfthiS number $50
head were from Chicago, 200 head coming
over the Northern Central Railroad and $50
head over the Baltimore and Ohio; 275 head
from Ohio also came by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and 10 from Pennsyl.
vania came by the Northern Central Rail-
road; IS head came on foot nom Maryland
and 90 remained over from last week.
Ofthe whole number, 100 head were shipped
TO Philadelphia and New York, ITO to WASH
ington butchers, IS head TO Messn. YarneIl
& Myers, for the use OF the Government, and
the balance were taken by Baltimore butch
ers at prices ranging as follows:
Old Cows and SSalaWags. .........5 coz cents.
Gommon.................-...'. .,.......--13S@lN
Fan. S9sN
Good. ...''...-.,14gSM
PTme............ gSA
The market opened on Tuesday and Wed.
neEday at prices nearly equal to last week,
but to-day there being more on sale, prices
declined on the average at least so cents,
giving butchers to-day greatly the advantage
over those who purchased befO.e the regular
sale day.
Hoes are coming in more freely and prices
are lower. Sales at $40 60sll so.
SHKEP-The market was well supplied, but
prices were materially changed.
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GuuNNArItApril 13-The river has
fallen II inches, with q feet 10 inches
water in the channel. TheEmometetB4
degrees. Weather clear. IS
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New YORK yewS,

NEW YORK, April 1S.-In the Su-
preme Circuit Court yesterday, in the
case of NJ. NJ. Seaborne rs. Silas @.
Herring Ell al, a verdict was rendered for
the defendant. The action was brought
by the plaintiff to recover $24, 900 which
had been stolen from safe purchased
by him from the defendant at Chicago,
under the representation that it was
burglar proof. The safe was broken
into by sliding the handle of the knob
on the outside, and the verdict was rem
dered accordingly.
Secretary Seward has issued a circu-
lar letter to the consular agents of the
United States stationed at posts likely
TO be visited by General Sherman's ex-
petition to The Holy Land, commend
ing the General and his party to their
that every attention paid to him by
foreign Governments will be greatly
appreciated by our Government.
The Secretary OF the Navy has given
orders to supply the Quaker City, the
vessel in which the party sails, with
artillery and flags, to be used in salu-
ting.
New York, April IA letter from
Aux Cages, Hayti, dated March 2lst,
states that when the revolution broke
out against Geffrard the country
people attacted the town, but were re-
pulsed by Geffrards brother. There
was great fears of another outbreak, and
the impression prevalent was that
conflagration would result.
Jamaica was flooded with counterfeit
money, eighteen millions of which is
expected to arrive shortly. Several
persons were arrelted for passing It.
The German Republican Central
Committee observe the anniversary of
the death of Abraham Lincoln, by
solemn ceremonies tomorrow evening
at the Cooper Institute.
The man named Meyer, shot on FRI
day evening at New Durham, N. j., by
a bartender named Rudowiski, at the
alleged Instigation of Meyers wife,
who was separated from her husband
The Washington specials to the Her
aid state that rumor prevails in Dip
lomatic circles that England intends
the seizure Of the PHILIPPINE Islands as
a reprisal from Spain.
a negro school teacher has been ap-
pointed Register of voters under the
military bill in Alabama, ON the recon-
mendation of several prominent white
citizens of Jackson county.
A dispatch from Fort Mcpherson,
Nebraska, states that the mail party,
In going from Fort Phil. Kearney to
Fort Laramie in charge of Mr.. James
Valsey, a Government scout, were at
tackled by the Indians, and the whole
party; consisting of: a sergeantan II
men of the ID U. g. Cavalry, were killed,
scalped and mutilated. The massacre
occurred 1s miles east of Fort Reno.
None escaped. !. :, 49, ~
1t is feared that the Crows will join
the hostile Sioux, in which event Fort
@. F. Smith will be in great DANGER
NEW YORK, April IA special ca
BILE dispatch to the Herald says: The
great race between the Oxford and
Gam hrihun IIniuaraitu hnnk climb or,
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b FEoal Washlpgton.

wAsHNeToN. April 1s.-The Presi-
dent sent to the Senate the nominations
of o. G.. Franklin. for Naval officer at
New York, Peter Lyle, for Collector Of
Customs, Samuel g. King. for Survey
or; and David R Porter, Naval officer
at philadelphia. The President also
nominated Henry y. Raymond IS Min
fster TO Austria $50 n! ~ 80
The correspondents between the Aus
titan Minister and Secretary Seward
relative to Macmillan was sent to the
South to-day. 1t contains nothing not
already known. 80 .5fs5Gfs tiigi
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PHI nRIpHIA, April 1.-TWO illE-
cit disditsriss WERE seized today.
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--LATEST MARKErs-5P r. 4.

FLOUR-Clo3ed quiet and hfin for high
grades and dull and heavy for low grades.
GRAIN = Wheat-Q Outlet and dFm with
moderate milling demand at s. 6O93 6S for
No. 2 Spring; q 7599 s. for No. Spring;
s. So93 85 for amber; . 259S IS for white
western, and $ 3093 10 for white California,
Rye-Dull; E1688l IS for western. Corn
Quiet and very hnn; 81 2g1l9l 80 In store,
and 81 8I@I 50 afloat for shipping mixed
western. Oais-QQiet; 7S974c Tor old.
81 95, regular, closing with seIeIs at S22 SIX,
cash, and "a IS regular, buyers, "a 50, casn
81 IS, regular. Beef-Qulet and unchanged.
Baeon-Steady; 10Ho for Cumberland mid
dies; Cut Meats-DulI and dEOOpIhg. Land
Heavy; l2<9lS1fc for fRir 70 prime steam.
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for Bent.
For Rant
Rnr Rant
For Rent.

-up sropE 16 - 1 6S;r-, ,,
i Geo. r. Taylor & Co., and ]. Clemens q
Co., on Main street; also basement rooms
finished. Good Offices in second story, and
good rooms for other purposes In second and
third story in good order. Possession given
to some rooms Immediately, others April LIST,
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HURNBROOR.
Once, No. llS1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. febS-tf
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WoNEE AND srOCKsl

MoNEY-Easler and steady at 687 per cent,
for can loans Sterling ulet at l199lQ9k,
gold, for INST class bills. g - -
sAlrERICAS G0LD-LoWer; opening at lSS,
declining 70 1854, advancing 10 lS5IS and
closing At 1854. 5.t5
GoYKRNMESr SrocKs-wifhout material
change; $40 coupons OF 90, 11g5S. "a, IJ7JS.
l65, I6s1S; 100 coupons, Is; 7-S0s' dfBt Serfes
and oIhefH l0S2k. - -. -.
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CorToN-Shade drmer: sales AGO bales OF
mIddling uplands at 29971zG chiefiy the
FLoUR-Les active and unchanged; sales
5 200 bbls; receipts S,la5 bbls; closing quiet
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DEsTROY THE RATS, NICE AND
u Reaches by using McCtellandg Exter-
mtnator. For sale by ODBERT, 4
aprl0 End ofstone Bridge
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MRLoDEoNsIN WALNUT AND ROSE
Al wood cases, portable and plano style,
carved and plain, new and ond-hSnd,
? Janal MM. 81. sHEIR.s Mnsin Rtnra
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BRUSSELS, April 14-Sunday.-It is
reported that a proposition is now un-
der consideration to make the Grand
Duchy of Luxembourg neutral territory,
in order to avoid war between France
and Germany.
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2 BEA CRMARvs
7o 81 Carriag ,es,.

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Proposed os4at,sstls.aI Ane.amss,


Joint Resolution proposing an amendment
10 the Constitution Of the United States:
Rssolred BY tho Sonata and House of Rep
n Conoress assembled (twothirds Of both
Houses csncurrine), That the following ar-
ticle be proposed to the Legislatures Of the
scyeral States, which, as an amendment to
the Consultation Of the United States, when
ratifed BY three-fourths Of said Legislatures,
ihall be valid as part OF the Constitution,
namely: 90 ARTICLE Nv. &
SECTION /. All persons born or natural
liked in the United States, and subject 10 the
jurisdiction thereof, are citizens Of the uni
ted States and Of the State wherein they re-
tide. No State shall make or enforce any
Inv which shall 'abridge the privileges or Inn
nunities Of citizens Of the United States
Dor shall any State deprive any person OF
life, liberty, or property without due process
Of law, nor deny 10 any person within It's ju-
fisdiction the equal protection Of the laws.
SEC. 2. Representatives shall be appor-
toned among the several States according to
their respecdye numbers, counting the whole
number Of persons in each State, excluding
Indians not taxed. But when the right to
vote at any election for the choice Of Elec-
tors for President and Vice President Of the
United States, Representatives in Congress,
the executive and judicial officers OF a State,
or the members Of the Legislature thereof, 10
denied to any Of the male inhahitantA Of each
o.aSe' osn = rInu 20, 49,
way abridged, except for participation in re-
o s,;nu ,Ssra;n .S.m f. snr s.Snsad ~ Il. NJ.
sor.;nn whicb ths nrmb.r ~ ."ch m,is XIII.
pp.n. .S,m h.arto ~. rha,s rrnsh.- ~ m.I.
stas .n .a. ,ssn,vVon m' WV, a ~ luz ~ am.S
Siubens '"en'y'one years Vi " u sucn
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice TO Creditors.

tNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
Judicial District. In and for the County Of
Lyon, and State Of Nevada In the matter Of
he petition Of John N. Barrett. an ~insolvent
debtor.
Punuaut TO 90 ORDER Of the Honorable W. Hay.
doo, Judse Of fhe aid Disui4 Court notice ID
hereby given 70 all tho creditop Of the said insol,
tent John II. Barrett, to be and appear before the
Honorable W. Hayden 1aforesaid, In open court,
d. the Court room Of said Court. In Dayton. Lyon
County. Nevada, on the 18th dap Of January
1867, At 10 o'clock A. ~, Of said day, then and
there TO show cRuse, ~ any ithsy can, why III,
prayer Of said Insolyent- should not be granted
an6 an Alignment Of his estate be made. and he
10 discharged from his debts and liabilities, In
pursuance Of tho statute in such case msde and
provided; and that, In the meantime, all proceed
ihgs Rkstnrtl said insolvent DO stayed.
~, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
L. 8. SCourt, this 18th day Of December. 4. D,
t~sft65. DANIEL KENDRICK,
.. Clerk.
VIM. n. Gates, Attorney for Petitioner.
t69e. State stamp. Soc. In. Rev. stamp
LIE. ... . fdel4'lml
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Female Monthly Pills.

DR.. Perrault Is tho only agent In California for
Dr.. Biot's Female Monthly pills Their immense
talo has established. their reputation as q female
remedy. tnspproachcd, and far In advance Of CIV.
cry other remedy for suppresSions and irregular.
HES, and other obslructions In females. On the
receipt Of ave dollars, theSe Pills Win DO sent by
mail or express to any part Of the world, secure
from curiosity or damage.
Persons at a distance can be cured at home, by
addressing q letter to DR.. Perrault, corner OF
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms, 10
and IL, or Box oT3, Post Once, San Francisco, sta.
ding the case a. m~inutoly a. possible, general hab.
is Of fivins, occupation, etc, etc ."# .s
All communication conhdental. ocll.ly
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Notice to Invalids.

IA IL PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HOME
~ nor place whsrs thsy ctu receive the attSn.
eon necessary to their comfort, when III, can
fnt at ~ OountyrHotpta ooafostAkls prtvaSs
pood1sNAset they will b attended upon 6y kinl
SndSp nuissa andowM be subpiied
With 1xet5gapg necessary TO their comfort.
TIE ROOM are entifsitfispafated from the
Wards occupied BY the INDECENT sick.
TbS Rospttal b. tndSrths cire ofDh BRON,
SON, who On ~ <ound athis ofhos, No. <7South
y Itrest ever, day between ths hour. q az.
SitdA NJ Cfo1sh, A8tpsrirsshfs1t ofths Hospftxl,S
who can always b found at the Hospital DAlA'
iArS! 1aAkrgss modsrasx 81 PED JdSesxf
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Alias summons

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY yT Gr H.
y rev. In Justice Court, Gold HI Lo"W'
before W. N. Hall, Justie. Of ne ~.
White, plLni6, ~. Gerry Tfotas1, os,sn Tuo,.I:,
Tho State Of Neysd. SENDS 70 ~ u snnss,
srestine You are hereby sua ~ "a ~, Ia
p psnS g. m, County and State Aforesaid -
lan osscs IN Gold HIli., on the 18th day Of Jan.
~, UI A. Z. iss1, ct 10 o'eioctA :. Of thss ~
to .n.vsr &c compliant o. I ! q q, ~ rum a. cf IS 4.
IN ~. RosSd furnished at your requestGst the
..Go,Jsn Essle Hotel. " In Gold Hill Aforesaid, ~
per pir non ar hereby notified 9thss II you AL %
nn and anrwer fhe complains q aforesaid,
;n1dSmeut viii DO taken against you for the sum
" 20 1000, md costu Of suit 1gngH
. GIx,n uudsr my hand. this 18th day Of Decsn.
,I~D 1854 w.N:HkLL,
justce Of the Pes>s. Gold hin TewnGAips
Estate stsnp, hfy eentIl del5h