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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-20
Our Washington Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, d. G.,
March 16. 1867.

Congress. The closing of the 39th and
the opening OF the 10th session OF Con-
gress, was marked by much disorder /;
crowds Of i'll bred persons crowded in the
doors and covered the floor Of the House,
causing members to give up their seats for
ladies. In this confusion the new body
was organized, by the reelection Of Mr..
Coltax, Speaker; the remaining officers
were elected the next day. The Demo
Gratis protested against the organization Of
the house, while seventeen States were I'M
represented, and the protest was placed on
record.
A bill has passed the House for the ret
recession Of Alexandria to tho District
This was in consequence OF negro votes be-
ing rejected at the election held there OIL
the 4th. This bill, or one annulIing the
election, will be passed. The Senate pass
cd a bill ca the sth, appr opriatins one mil
lion CT dollars to prevent starvation and
extreme want in the South to be expend-
ed by Gen. Towards Bureau.
Butler, Ashley cti onsne genus have
revived the impeachment p oject, and had
it referred to the Judiciary Committee; in
the meantime Congress will take a recess
in week or two, until May or June when
the report is expected to be ready.
Rccoastructtoa.- friends Of the
South, here, think that as the Military bill
is compulsive, that the South should re
organize under it Immediately. before the
white negroes take the matter in hand
Your proposition, several weeks since, in
regard to impartial suffrage, on the grounds
Of being able to read and write, and own
property to the value ct, say $3.50, and to
make } udges and host Of minor officers
appointive, as was the case before the ;idop
-tion Of the State Constitution of 1850, is
probably the best thing that could be done,
and should receive the earnest considcra-
ton of members Of the Convention. Ma
tiyes Of the Old Dominion who reside
here, have the same affection for their
mother State, and desire to see her extri-
Gated from her present unhappy condition
Temperance Question: temperance ON
the brain is gaining ground among our
legislators. A Congressional Temperance
Society has been organized. Trumball
and others have sworn off. The drinking
OF liquor in Committee rooms is to be in
terdictcd, and it win not be long before i;
prohibitory liquor law. for the District, will
be proposed. Some reform was needed in
that body, and if they don't drink, they
will otallow anybody else to do 50. So
we may expect more Puritan legislation.
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Notice.
HOURS FOR VISITORS.
Hereafter, persons desiring to visit the In
stitution for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind,
will please call between the hours of IL A. NJ.
and il P. NJ. when the Steward or some other
officer will be in attendance Visiting at all
other hours seriously interrupts the schools.
BY order Of the Board
J.C. COVELL, Principal.
march oO-Sm
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NOTICE.

TIE UNDERSIGNED will open, on or be-
fore Monday, the 25th inst, an entirely new
stock Of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods
II. every variety in he Room formerly occu-
ri.i by VIM. Nj. loole, Esq, opposite The
bank :.ile entire stock has been selected ex-
,fes.ly trr sh,> market, and at Cash prices,
am, wi! be offered 70 the public on the most
reas onabis terms
A. F. ACI--EGMAN,
max eo-f Agent.
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TIE NEWS.

Infanticide is iearfully prevalent in
New London, Conn.
A $4,000 diamond was found in the
Tippecance River, Ind.
Queen Victoria gets s. 600, 900 a year.
Easy Circumstances.
England last year realized s1,096,565
from tax On dogs.
Several cases of small! pox are reported
in Norfolk.
1t is said that Jeany Lind will soon visit
this country again.
The cclcred people Of Portsmouth, Va,
/. have candidate for Mayor.
Andrew Jacksop's autograph sold for
eight dollars in New York last week
Mansfield, Ohio, has been taken posses
sion of by vigilance committee
Montreal is the dancers paradise-it
has spent $3.50 600 fer ballsthis season.
A Canadian dead house was broken
open recently, and fourteen bodies were
stolen.
A grand ball istobe given in Richmond
at which none but married persons viii be
present.
A rural town in Maine had dance, the
proceeds Of which are to be used for the
purchase Of a hearse.
Illinois has revived the Office Of attor-
ney general after doirg without one for
twenty-one years.
A bill is before the Legislature of Lou
isiana to license gambling houses at ten
thousand dollars per annum.
4 Contract has been awarded to build a
stone bridge across the James River at
Manchester, at a cost Of $4,000.
Bishop soule, ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church, died in Nashville, Tenn, on the
9th instant, aged cight-eieth years.
The Maryland Senate has, by a vote OF
II to /, passed bill appropriating $780,
000 for relief suffering in the South.
lIr. John Reamy, the Oldest citizen Of
Henry county, died there short time
since at the e1terme age of ninety seven
years.
An Iowa lady has just recovered s10,-
900 damages for defamation Of her charac-
ter by a man who told scandalous stories
about her.
Altogether. the prospects are encourag
ing. It is sinful and foolish and crimi
nal to grumbe Thank God and work
harder, and we shall see better times
The Danvile Register tells of mouse
that lately died in that city from the &C
stacy of hearing aplaintive air performed
upon piano. It danced about muchly
before it died.
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, denies
that he is, or intends to be, Head Centre Of
the Tenians. lie thinks every movement
unwisc, until England is engaged in agreat
war.
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A LIE.-lSVTe understand report is be

A LIE.-sVe understand a report is be-
ing circulated in our county, that the
"VALLEY VIRGINIAN" is to be turned
into Radical daily paper. Whether
started from ignorance Or design, we pro
nounee the report q he. We propose to
start a daily paper here, but it will be
''radical'' only in its devotion to the best
interests CT the South, and its ideas Of
LIBERTY.
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SAMUEL HUNT,

Nc. 2Oo Baltimore Street,
Between st. Paul and Charles Streets,
BALTIMORE.
Manufacturer of
SADDLES, HARNESS. TRAVELLING
TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &C,
in all their varieties
HORSE COVERS, FLY NETTS, STURS,
WHIPS, HORSE COLLARS. &C., sc.
Orders sent direct will be filed on same
terms as bought in person.
march 2O-tf
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Tobacco 81 Segar Stcrc,

IOJsaCGO a SCssSF SxCEC,
At the old Stand, opposite Virginia Hotel,
NEW STREET.
W. P. johnson has lately received large ad
ditions to his stock, which consists Of fine
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, zeal Havana
segars and Segars OF all grades, Snuff Of all
kinds, Pipes and Stems, a variety Of Fancy
Articles &c, sc.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to him. he asks a continuance
ways to keep good assortment, cheap for
Cash. w. T. JOHNSON.
march 2O-tf ~
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

The gentleman named johnson, who passed
up the Valley not long since, and represented
having been a prisoner at the .Dry Tortugas
llsand'' with Archie 7. Mitchell, will confer
lasting favor on his Pa. ents by communi-
eating withthem at once-or should this reach
the eye Of any one who can tell Of him, it is
to b. hoped they viii do the same.
Address, ..FALLLI HiRaiSlAN,
S;,uni OH. Va.
march eeo-sst-R cham Register copy
aui send bit.
s2an. I.sszfy s Esssssssl.
OF his Marley Campaign ari Migrants for
April. at lit MFR & Aon LIN s
ma. sA :,a-H ucx. Geor to /. @.
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Washington Business Cards.
WASHINGTON. D. c..

has the finest assorted Stock this side OF Phila
delphia.
lie has all the latest designs made in Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston. The stock is
always selected by Mr.. Moses, and bought at
the lowest rates Tor cash. which enables him TO-
compete with Eastern Prices. His finest Fur
niture is made 10 order in Philadelphia, and
of the best material that can be found
Purcha. ers should study their own interest
by calling at his Stores and examining the we'll
assorted stock of CARPETS, FURNITURE,
&c. And obtain his Price List before going
elsewhere, which he will furnish with pleas
ure.
Hisassortmcnt of Mattresses, Blankets. COM
forts, Counterpaines, Pillows, Bolsters, Feath-
er-beds, and all kinds of Cottage and Kitchen
Furniture is complete, which he offers at the
lowest New York and Philadelphia prices.
Remember Mes. 52l and 519 lntelligencer
Building, cor. OF 18th and D. and No. 5US til
street, Thorn's Building, adjoining Odd-FcI-
lows Hall, between D and E streets
W. B. MOSES.
March 13-1y.
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ENC0uRAGING.-The is much in the
following extract from Lord Macauley's
history Of England, to encourage our peo-
pleamid their present troubles s'In every
human being there is wish to ameliorate
hsown condition. This principle has Of
ten suffced, even when counteracted by
great public calamities and by bad institu-
tons, to carry civilization rapidly forward.
No ordinary misfortunes no ordinary mis-
government, will do SO much to make a,
nation Wr.tched, as the constant progress
Of physical knowledge and the constant
effort OF every man to better himself, will
Go to make nation prosperous. 1t has
often been found that profase e.rpeneit-
tire, Aeacy turation. absurd commercial
restrictions, corrupt tribunals, disastrous
aeas's. seditions, prosecutions, conAagrations
and foundations, have not been able to dis
troy capital 50 fast as the exertions Of pri-
vate citizens have been able to create it.
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ONEoF THE EFFECTS. Since the pas
sage Of the Military Bill, several gentle
men of cur town have received letters from
Northern capitalists and farmers, desiring
to invest in the South and especially ia
our Valley. So it is 70 use to despond,
for even this harsh measure, may, aud We
think will, prove beneficial to us material
", by the confidence it will inspire in
northern menand capital, heretofore afraid
to venture South. The tide Of immigra-
ton and capital is certain to turn towards
the genial climate of the South soon, III
spite Of radical meanness. Then our day
OF triumph will come. Stick together,
acorA, teach your children trades, deyel-
opc and encourage home enterprises. and
sur future is !. bright enc.
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CouRAGE.-Theee is nothing 50 discou-
raging in our present condition as the feel
ing OF despair which seems to have taken
possession Of many Of our people. In
VOWED in thick darkness, they would cut
the cable OF the ''anehor OF the soul' and
become the sport Of the tempest. Is DIES
pair Il remedy for any evil or the onl re-
fuge Of a brave people? On the CONTRA
ry, is it not practical infdelity and the
sum Of all evils.
Has God forgotten to- be gracious, Or
given up his power to dispose Of what
man proposes? The Radicals are very IN
genious, and in a worldly point Of view,
very powerful; but one word from the
omnipotent disposer of events will crush
them to-atoms. Other nations have been
worse off than the people Of the South and
afterwards regained power and prosperity
Other parties have rioted in all the exces-
ses OF corruption, bigotry, injustice and4in-
fanny as the Radical faction now does and
have fallen into disgrace and sol will be
again.
There are agencies at work that will
surely accomplish their speedy destruo
ton, and the rumbling Of the chariot
wheels Of the great arbitcr Of human des-
tiny may be heard in the distance. With
Due respect for the opinions OF despair
ing patriots, we must be permitted to
doubt the omnipotence and perpetuity OF
the Radical party Winchester Times.
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Ne,U advertisements.
III. M. SMITH 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS


IN
Agricultural Implements and
Machinery,
1882, Main Street, Richmond, Va.
THE FARMERS OF THE VALLEY
ARE ASSURED,
that we can supply them with every kind of
F.RMING IMPLEMENT,
on as favorable terms, as any house
NORTH or SOUTH.
WE INVITE CORRESPONDENCE,
and Can furnish
CUTS AND DESCRIPTIONS
OF most Of
OUR MANUFACTURES.
Send for circular.
II. NJ. SMITH & co.
march o0-5m
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1867.
RIBBONS MILLINERY s STRAW GOODS.
Armstrong. Cater q Co.,
Importers and Jobbcrs Of
RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS AND sATINS,
Blends, Natts, Grapes, Velvets,
Ruches. Flowers, Feathers,
STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS,
Trimmed and Untrimmed,
SHAKER moons, SC.
2S7 and 239 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd,
Offer the largest Stock to be found in this
Country. and unequalred in choice variety and
cheapness. Orders solicited and prompt at
tsnton gwen.
march 2O-tf
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Pianos! Pianos!! E'ianos!!!

Pianos! PianOs!! Pian0s!!!
To all in want of Pianos, or any Musical
Instrument.
Being compelled to move from my Store by
the LIST of April in order to rebuild new
music house, offer my very large stock at
COST. 1t consists of Pianos, new and Sec
ond hand, from six of the best makers of our
country, ranging in prices from 500 to $500.
Also Melodeons, Viohns, Guitars, Flutes,
Banjos, Accordeons, Music, Music Books, in
fact erery article in the music business
Any further inform alton given if request
ed by mail. JOHN F. ELLIS,
30b, Pa, Avenue, near 10Th Street.
March 1876 Washington. D. G..
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PHOTOGRAPHIC Art,

PHOTOGRAPHIC ART,
and is now prepared, at t C shortest notice,
to give to those who will favor him with visit,
the finest pictures yet obtained.
lie has reiitted his Gallery in splendid style,
with every convenience, and can accommo-
date you with photogra enlarged 10 any
size, and colored in oil or water coors and
beautifully tinted in crayon, by enc of the best
Artist in theseountry. Card pictures eolored
to order, specimens Of which can be seen at his
Art Palace. As position is one Of the most
important features in the Art, he begs to in
form the public that he gives especial atten-
ton to this branch, and feels satisfied of his
ability to give satisfaction at all times.
The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine specimens.
march 2O-3,n
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The Boaiu Oh Health have issued cir-
cular warning the public OF the probable
approach oi the cholera this summer, and
urging the Legislature OF New York to
provide tor suitable quarantine acconno-
datiouS.
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The New York lo,ld says that the
Democrats IF New Hampshire have done.
nobly." Not much Of a shower, after
all"
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SwfaDLEdas.To our Southern people
it is a well known fact, made plain tous by
occular Representation, that in the city Of
New York there area number of establish
ments, located in some remote room in the
fifth or sixth story building in the bust
ness part of the city, who are making their
hundreds every day by swindling persons
at distance. We were in all Of these
places we could find They advertise large
ly. under stylish names-but are set Of
swindlers and scoundrels. Under this
head ISL. Hickling 4 Co., who are in every
paper that will publish for them. 1t is a
living shame to see the number Of letters
that come by every mail, and the money
packages, bringing the hard earnings Of
the unsuspecting, to these dens Of robbers,
WHO are allowed to keep up this business
in the face Of the law Pass them around.
THE SITuATEos.-An old joke illus
trades this article. s'My friend" said a
seedy individual to an acquaintance at a
ferry, Il wish you would loan me two quar-
ters to cross the ferry I hayn't got a dol
lar in the world" sWell, I would Ike to
know was the reply, "what difference it
makes to a man who hasn't got dollar ia
the world, which side OF the river he's
on?
The New York l.'orld says that the
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W. 7. JEWELL of Va,
with
l.. PASSANO & SONS,

Importers and Dealers in
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, TRIMMINGS
AND SMALL WARES,
26S West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
march 2O-tf
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J. nIARI1RITEEs, [4s6..

49, J. HfAEskKLTEE, [4S6.
No. 4S6, 7th Street, between D s l.,
WASHINGTON CITY. 3. c.,
Dealer in Oh dice Stock Of
Paper-Efangiggs,
Window Shades.
Oval Picture Frames,
Picture Cord IL Y;assels,
Paintings, Engrayings, &c
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
at the
VEST CASH PRICES
March l5-1y t,
SEATON HOUSE,
Louisiana Avenue, bet. 9th and 7th Sis,
VASEIING TON, ID. G..
This House is entirely new, elegantly fur
nished, and supplied with water and gas,
throughout 1t also contains supurb Billiard
and Bathing Rooms.
Rooms on the FIRST and second floor are re-
served exclusively for transient guests.
TERMS, $3.50 PER DAY.
JOHN II. sEMMEs, Proprietor.
GEO. W. BUNKER, Assistant.
formerly at National Hotel.)
March 13-6m.
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r.. L. DSON,
with
JAM ES 3. DOD SON,
DEALER IN
Carpetings, Oil Cloths,e Mattings,
DRUGGETS, RUGS, MATS,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
and
FURNITURE DRY GOODS, &C..
GENERALLY,
Penn. Avenue. Sd door East from 9th St.
WASHINGTON CITY.
March 13-1y
PHILIP 81 sOLOMONS,
Metropolitan Book Store,
552 Penn, Avenue, between 9th 10th Sts.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS &
ssTXTIoNERs,
ENGRAVERS, Isa3
PRINTERS AND
,.ss BOOK BINDERS.
March 1s-ly
ass. Israel DeIaning. Aeo.
Wholesale RETAIL DEALER
Family Groceries, Teas, Wines ana
| Liquors.
VIII Exchange tor, or purchase Butter,
Eggs. Flour. VI mite Beans, Dried Apples and
| Peaches, Honey, Icesw"A, &C.
The attention OF country customers and
particularly my friends IN The Valley Is called
"a ,ie above Don't toryet the nunlJ.s, 4o5,
| SIN street, between 4 &, Washington, D. Z,
| For further Information uduscss BY n.all
| March l3-]Y
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earth. we Will not Insult the Intel
lisence Of our people by admitting such IL
thing, but we feel it our duty to urge upon
them the necessity Of going to work at
once, and controlling this clement There
is no time to be lost. and it would be a
poor compliment to a people who held a
World at bay, with a ,.skirmish line, for
four years, to say they can not now con
troll iouf.miilions Of race, that skirmish
line" at the same time, held in subsection.
The s1silyer lining" to the cloud
Of our troubles is to make an ele-
ment Of strength cut Of that with which
our enemies expected to destroy us,
and it is our duty, to black and white, to
Go it. We have it from the best authori-
ty that Sen. Lee" is heartily in favor Of
a Convention. lie thinks we should make
every cflcrt'to avert our ruin; that it is
idle to talk OF resistance or inactivity"
He Acknowledges that the pill is a bitter
one, but says he can suffer nothing more
than APPoMATToX! It is '.bittcr" pa hard
duty to perform, but remember the words
of cur .best and brayest" and let every
man do his part in the trying times now
upon us. Providence always assists those
who help themselves.
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Committee Meeting.
o II

IN THE FOURTH OF JULY. BETWEEN
" the Yellow Jacket once, In Gold Hill. ana
the Provost Guard grounds, In Virginia city, ne
METALLIC POINT Of aSword Seaboard. Ine
finder will confer . great favor on the loossr oy
leaving 10 at the NEWS ofnoA anlU.
Gold HI, July s, 1901. VEu
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

Once Of tho Gold Hill Quartz iiiii
and Mining Company. AIS Montgomery street.
San Francisco. July 6, 1874 monthly DIVE
deud Of Fifteen (sl5) Dollars per share has this
day been declared on the capital stock OF the
Gold Hill Quartz Mil and Mining Company pay
able on and after MONDAY, the 18th instant at
the ofice Of the Company.
Transfer books will be closed from tno A''h 10
the 18th, inclusive.
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PUNISHMENT OF CORRUPTION Is En-
sLrsH ELEcrIoys.-The House Of Com
non has taken a somewhat rough and
doubtful course to mark and punish
corruption in elections for Parliament.
No less than voting to disfrauchise sew
eral districts that have been notorious
for the extent and boldness With which
bribery was practiced in their elections.
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IN GOLD HILL. ABOUT TIE FOURTH OF
| OF July. a certificate Of deroslt In the Bank
OF Callfornla, Gold HUI Agency. for the sum Of
Eighty Dollars, being No. 5.l61, and dated july
2, 1867. aud In favor Of fraser Stewart. The
not endorsed. aud the public are
has been stopped. Who ever has found Il. will
please leave Il ct the Bank or at the News Office,
FRASER STEWART.
Gold Hill, July u, 1857. jyiE.lots
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A Bro BarpaE.-The Koran has the
following passage: "Mohammed, in
one Of his visions, saw an angel in the
third heaven so large that his eyes were
seventy days journey apart" What
AN awful "bridge" he must have hadto
his nosel ~
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Ex-GovERSoRH AwLEY, Of Connecticut,
~propouuds the following question to the
Hartford Courdnt: "Who knows but that
a good many of III may yet live TO pay
our respect to an occupant of the White
House. who traces his descent down
from some wild and savage African
chief ~
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Oakland College School,
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
-oY TIN
College of California.

THE SECOND TERN OF THE SCHOOL
1 year OF this Institution, will commrnes on
MONDAY. JULY %, 1857. This School has
been established more than thirteen years. and 10
past two Year,. by the addition q new buildings
and enlargementL AZ q Department OF the
College Of CaliiorniS, this School offers . thorough
preparation for The College course. II also onrr.
unusual advantages Of Instruction and mental
training 10 young men desiring = liberal. though
not classical. education. The corps Of Teachers
10 large, and Is composed Of men we'll known IN
California ~ educators.
For Catalogues, containing full Information,
address
REV. ISAAC II. BRAyToN. Principal,
Oakland. California
June %, 1897. Je2s.lm
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To the Public.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAI 1
~ have this day purchased oil the right. title
and interest OF Martin Panian, In the saloon
known ~ the Philadelphia Bre very Depot, Gold
HUI. The public are notiHeh he's Y, that I will
pay no debts contracted by 50 .rtin Psnlan,
after this date ~ .hArT RAPP.
Gold Hill. July l2, 1857. tila' jyl3.,w
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Dou.y Gold and silver Miuiax Co.,

Dauey Gold aud silver Miuiug Co.,
Lyon County. Nevsda-Notice Is h-rooy given,
that nj a meeting o! the Board Of Trustees OF
,aid Company held on the 18th day Of June, 1857,
An assessment OF three 1887 dollars per share was
oevied. pay able immediately In United States gold
and silver coin. TO the Secretary, 6O7 Washing
ton street, San Francisco. ANY sIock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 22d
day Of JULY. 1867. shall be deemed delinquent
and will be duly advertised for sale at public anc'
don, and unless payment shall be made before.
will be sold on the TENTH DAY Of August
1867. to pay the delinquent assessment, TO-
seth-r with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Oanc" 6O7. Washington strsst, San Francisco.
y. B-No stock will be transferred until the
Assessment be paid. Je2ltd