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liz A BAD COMMUNICATIONS Lee, the col.
ored man who had his throat cut on Friday
night hes very low at the residence OF Mr.. ST
CLAIR, on q street, between Thirteenth and
Tnlrteenth-and-a-half. Little hopes are en- ter
tanned of has recovery.
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OPENING OF CoLoRED SCHooLs.-The col
ored day schools will be reopened for duty OF
Monday, the l4th instant. On Thursday las
an examination Of teachers for the schools was
had in the M-street school building, near 18th
street, in the presence Of Messrs. Zenas Rich
ards, McLelland, and Professor Vashon tn,
superintendent, (Wm. Cook,) and the board O.
trustees. None but competent teachers have
been selected 10 take charge, and 1t is expectet
the coming year will witness a more decidet
improvement In the studies Of the children
than has yet been had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

THERE 10 A TIMH FOR kvRRYTHINe, but n
is getting high time for You to save your money
and this you can do by going to the origina
Franc, &A Seventh street. between ID and E
and buy your gents Furnishing Goods, ~ pei
cent less than in any other store In this city
Remember the place-asi; with large plate glas.
front 1:
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDK-Last eyeuin1 ahop,
boelock, man named John Smith, residing
on Van street, between Sd and Az streets
Island, attempted 10 commit suicide by taking
iaudanum- Fortunately, the fact was dis
covered shortly after, and the services of Drs
RECORD and McWilliams were called into re-
QUESTION, who, by the prompt administering Of
strong emeucs, relieved the man Of portion of
the narcotic, and they think he will recover
Family dlfieulties are said 10 have been the
cause Of the rash act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

PRlo1 List OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, 4si Seventh street. (large
plate glass front, betw cen ID and Z streets
Good White Shirte, S1-S1.50;Fine White Shirts,
S2.00-250; Good Summer Under Shirts, so, IS,
81; Good Summer Drawers, 50, IS 81
Good Cotton Socks, 10, Is, 20 cents. Paper;
Collars, III, Is, Is, IS cents per box: Handker.
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end
less variety, at popular prices. p. ST. have
no branch stores. 1:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

"SPALDIN6's GLUE"LChear, Convenient
and Useful. Mends everything.
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CoRNe, BuNIoNs, BAD NAILS, and all dis.
eases of the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets. Once
hours from 6 a. m. to p. m. No charge fol-
cons ultation. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

EVBRETT LfCECM.-Quite large and FASH
lonable audience assembled at Union League
Hall last Saturday evening to greet the second
public entertainment OF this prominent literary
society. The exercises were prefaced by few
appropriate remarks by the president. Mr.
Farnham then introduced MIR. j. X. Imbrie,
who, In well-delyered essay. demonstrated
ably the fact that "men die but glory lives
He was followed in a defamation by Mr. l.
NJ Seper on :. the duty ofliterary men to their
country The Republican party was elo-
quently defended by Mr.. j. II. q. Wilson, OF
Iowa, who was succeeded by MIR. Spates i'm be-
half OF the Democratic party. AIR. T.. NJ. Glib
son pronounced an Grafton on "Thaddeus
Stevens" Determinations We're heard from
Messrs. Fuller and Cleary. Prot. +. NJ. Clarke
furnished most excellent piano music on the
occasion, and at the request of the audience
gave the "Heart Bowed Down." Capt. McMa-
hon gave gem of true Irish eloquence in the
poem OF g Shamus O'Brien." The exercises
closed with the comic scene of Daniel vs.. Dish
cloth, and the assembled audience dispersed
with many pleasant thoughts of an interesting
entertainment. The critic. MIR. Glen Medarv,
in happy vein OF humor. glanced at the eI.
forts OF am bilious members.
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REoPRNING OF THE SCHUETZEN FESTIVAL
As heretofore announced, the grounds al the
splendid park of the Washington Schuetzsn
Nereln Were thrown open TO the public again
To-day. and the sports of the Schuetzenfast
Were again resumed for the purpose of giving
all those OF our citizens no, On account of the
Wet weather lest week Were unable TO be pres
ent and participate III the festivities The
members OF the ASSOCIATION have done ALI in
their power 20 present to their patrons to-day
and tomorrow such an entertainment as In
Will be pleasing 10 attend. and the extension of
ume has been made more especially for their
American friends. To-day abont sIOg in
prlzrs IN addition 10 the beautiful gun valued
at Sl25 presented by the Burge. Corps was sho,
Tor. and about S2uO worth of bowling prizes
including those rolled for Friday, will be
awarded Tomorrow CREASED pig, presented
by Mr.. Johnson Will be let loose, and num-
Der OF boys will enter for the prize.
ms morning the mem bers OF the Washing.
Ton Schuetzen Nereln. with members of the S
S-Germanla, assembled al the Victoria Hotel,
and headed by the 18th infantry band pro.
ceeded TO the Park, when the festivities were
again lnaugurated. The prizes will be
AWARDED tomorrow afternoon, and the festiyl-
hes will be kept up until midnight OF Tuesday.
Du ing to-day and tomorrow Messrs Stone
Cuttings and Knight Will continue running
four lsrge coaches from the city railway 10 the
grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

CHURCH Enthusiastically afternoon
love feast was held at the Hamllne Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. Mr.. Hoover, pastor
and in the evening their protracted meeting
was begun with every prospect OF being both
interesting and spiritually profitable.
Next Wednesday evening the Methodist con.
gregatons OF the District of Columbia will hold
a great reunion meeting 10 Foundry church
William X. Woodward, Esq, will preside
Several addresses will be delivered. On next
Sunday, at three In the afternoon, their great
reunion love-feast will take place in the same
church.
The Ninth street Methodist Protestant
Church IL now closed for repairs and will prob.
month. In the meantime the congregation will
worship on Sunday mornings in Odd Fellows
Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

A TRIP.-This morning the following Wash.
ingtonians left with supply Of tenting, fish.
ing, and cunning apparatus for a two weeks
time on West river, Anne Arundel county,
Md: b. .. Sheckell, Andrew Hancock, VIM
Donobo, James NJ. Towers, Samuel Bacon,
VIM. IL Prentice, John Hancock, DIR. r. f.
Hunt, Phil Beale, Joseph Gedney, DIR. a. M
ID. Davis, and Henry Lyles. Col. Lem. Towers
was booked for this trip, hut owing to having
had severe attack of illness he Is forced 70
recuperate his health in another direction. Ii
Will De seen that this party is composed OF
spirits who can make the time pass pleasantly,
and some Of them being veterans in campaign.
lug there Is no do doubt but that they will be
lucky In both fishing and cunning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

A Row.-About O'Clock yesterday a num.
Der OF colored people got into a row in the
n"ighhornood Of llih and X streets, when the
o clock the row was renewed, when pistols
and knives were used, and shooting and Cutting
appeared 10 DO In order; when Lieut.. johnson
and bis men promptly appeared, and they dis.
persed. As far as known, although several
were injured, none were seriously hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

ELECTION OF OFPIcKRs.-At the meeting of
the Young Catholics Friend Society held yes
terday the following were elected ofiicers for
The ensuing term; J. Carroll Brent, President:
Thomas Noonan, Vice President; J. T. Sulli-
van, Secretary; Jos. Garter, Book keeper; Geo
Savage, Treasurer, and Jas. Lackey, Steward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor OF q rare and delicate boQuet of
2owers, and tn this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 90
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FINE PHorO9RAPHs.-Messrs. Rice and
Dufee last week took quite a number OF beau.
tiful Photographic views At the Schuetzeu
Park, among others Of the female trapezesist,
rapeze, number of groups of officers and
members Of several booths, and their Attendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

lSCREsE OF FORCE AT THE NAVY YARD
The force in the Naval Constr uction Depart
ment Of the navy yard has been increased by
taklng on nearly one hundred additional hands:
cakers, carpenters, and joiners, for the pur.
pose OF completing the refiitting of the United
States steamer Neipsic, which the Government
mas ordered 70 be finished by the first proxiu,o.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT orrfcT.

l. Wasnlseros, d 3. Y n,,n.is ,.~
On the petition Of HmkLIHB n. GooDkfySr.
sey. sxecutrfx Of the essets % George y. sssd-
nan. deeeess1, praying Cor the exssnsisn Of :
18th DAP OF Decrmber. 1854, Al rsSssu "a the M
Cay o. April 1883, Ter Gu I'm proveaent In peeiar
% essra q this once on - n day Of no
-. nh., ANY perssn Oay epDose this extsp-
ssoee p nlsd IN this once eUen1y Aavs h~(ors the
':s s I. sses. -. ELISHA s2ort;
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BODY lDENrIFIED.-Ths body Of the youth
from the deck OF the steamer Fairy, on her wsy
10 the late prize fight between Collyer and FL
wards, has been Identified as that of Charlie
Campbell, a brother-in law of a soldier al the
arsenal. His brother left Washington This
morning TO bring the remains to this city for
interment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

SPARRING-BdraSy Adr0R's BenefL-Old
Canterbury was crowded on Saturday even.
ing. the occasion of Barney Aaron's benefit
The exercises consisted Of sparripg Climb.
swinging, and negro MINISTRIES, and were
wound up with a set-to between Butt Riley
and the beneficiary, which was an excellent
display OF the manly art. During the evening
young novice, Of this city, made his first ap.
pearance on the boards, and lost claret ON the
first round. Barney Aaron thanked the audi.
ence for their large attendance, and expressed
his regret that Billy Edwards and Patsev
shepherd were unable TO appear, .hayiny
missed the train from Baltimore
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D1AMeD AnBnIoAu Culouoo - -, =
= an FssDseeshls AT etoFse. Oenle6so a11lsa
- = sh~As 80 90:
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curiosities in the way Of printing is now in the
possession OF Justice +. H. Bates, Of this CITY,
1t is that OF q Bible two hundred and fifty
years old, the date Of its imprint being the year
1915. The book is ponderous in size because of
the crude Illustrations and large type, but
in all other respects corresponds with the
Protestant version of the present day, save the
changed style Of spelling words, capiializing,
and slight difference Of punctuation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

BODY RICovKRED.-The body Of James Dim.
nington, aged seven years, son of Mrs. Mary
DHnnin gton, residing on street south between
eth and eth streets west, (South Washington.)
was found yesterday morning on the beach
hear the Arsenal wharf by an old colored man
II was brought TO Sixth street wharf, wheI e
Dr. RECORD and Justice Tucker made an exami.
Lsron and concluded that an inquest was I'M
necessary. The deceased left home on Thurs.
d~y evening last for the purpose OF gettins
chips al Browns wharf, when it was sun.
posed that he accidentally fell into the Potomac
and was drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

STEAM roheh At sGTT SoEG Sltr, Md
Orders .olietsd Tor Machins ForsiH9, shsfsns
saslds plGw Psts: A1esG5s 0a5 x
sizes, at fraction above the cost of Rolled Iron
sep 3.eolm-
UEORGETOwN COLLEGE, D. c.
NINETEENTH MEDICAL sEssION-1s6s-,s
College Building, Corner Tenth and streets,
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
NOBLE YOUNG. N; d President and Professor
o. rrincipies and Practice Of Medicine, General
FLODOARDO HOWARD, NJ. D.. Treasurer and
Profss.oT Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
JOHNSON ELIOT, n: T.. Dean, and Professor Of
Surgery. Fractures, and Disiocations.
JAMES e. MORGAN, N. d, Professor OF Matsria
Medica. Therapeutics, and Medical JuriSpru-
THOMAS ANTsELL, M. D. Professor Of pnv.,.
oioay H1 eiens Physiolosicai Chemistry r 1 Hri
nary Therapeutics and Pathology.
MONTGOMERY JOHNS, NJ. D., Professor of
Anatomy, Descriptive, Regional. and Surgical.
NJ. Professor
Pathological Anatomy.
DANIEL r. HAGNER, M. D.. Professor Of Clin-
ico-Surgical Diseases Of Weman.
s MAEE1G Htb Sxhss N Dsmon..r..or.
October LIST, and terminate the following March.
FEEa.
For the full course Of Lectures ......... sl35 on
Matrtculau on.-... s 90
Demonstra tor. 10 %
Graduation 80 90
Single 90
For further information address
JOHNSON ELIOT, ND DEAN,
Sc colin No. 40e street, Washington, d. c.
~ GREAT BALTIMORE ~
FIRE PLACE HEATERS.
BIBB g "GEM" ILLUMINATED GAS BURNER
FIRE PLACE STOVE,
AND
BIBB's DIAMOND" ILLUMINATED GAS
BURNER
FIRE PLACE STOVE.
above beautiful Stoves before old weather sets in
They may be had OF all the principal Stove dealers
fATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS.
We are now preparing full stock Of the above
celebrated DRAwERs. in materials suitable for
oil climates.
Also our new styles Of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
now ready for Fall and Winter of 1883.
FISK, CLARK 4 FLAGG,
su2s tollt No. So white street, New York
0oYs' AND YOUTHS
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING.
A large stock Just received for
FALL A1D wINTEB wEAR.
STEPHENS 4 CO.,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
an al.u bet. 9Th and 10th streets
STAIR OILCLOTHs AND STAIR R0Ds.
nd ::ls lot Of q PssuG
CaiSstiss. and Wit not cost ono quarter n much.
~ Als, AZ extensive and Varied assortment Of
u 4! RODS in lengths sdspssa 70 cArPsns'
~ alMNANrs o. yIoos SSILoLorHs. of
JAS. B. DOD0OQ,
au IL eotf No. Market SDaco,
O1AND oPEHING OF
BOYS ,oUrHs AND cHILDRIAv
FALL CLOTHING.
Suitable for s+s..- q
SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR.
Also, full stock of DRESS SHIFTS, UNDER-
SHIRTS and DRAWERS. all sizes.
- Special attention given to this branch of the
business. III 7 rt III l-ftss "
Purchasers would do we'll to drop in and get An
idea Of the tasIy etyios and low prices. At
WALL, ROBINSON = CO.'S,
S32 PenusylvAnin avonue,
an 8.lm between 9th and l0sh s(a.
Sons 81 1kSS6d 1RIQH At6S9X.
0sa1ssSeS 81 t1AoglaI6Sfs,
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BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILRoAD.-The
Upper Marlboro last week, elected the follow.
Ing directors for the ensuing year: Gov Odep
Bowie, Col; VIM. d: Bowie, Of Prince George
county, ND; Hon. James O. Clarke, OF Balti-
county, Nd; Hon. Eli j. Henkle, of Anne
Arundel county, Nd; George w Miller. Fac ;,
OF Buffalo. N T., and VIM. T. Walters, ESQ,
of Baltimore city. s'
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NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS BUILDING
" FIRST CLASS HOUSES

~ FIRST CLASS HOUSES.
O. SCHNEIDER, PRACTICAL BELL HANG
Ek, 251 Pennsylvanis avenue, between 10th and
llfh streets Bells hung in the most improved
style; either With or without tubing. AHNUN-
ClATORS put up in Hotels and Private Dwell.
STEAMBOAT CONES oonstsntly ON hand. or.
dsrs for SPEAKlNG TUBES with ALARM
WHISTLES attended to. All kind OF REPAIR
ING executed With neatness aud despatch.
LIGHTNING RODS. with Plstina Tipped Points.
country at city prices. An -sm
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N. WILLIAM,
IMPORrER OF
PARISIAH FANCY GOODS,
SS6 PENNSYIVANIAl VAUR-

Aad . OsI 1Ssv5ss, P0rSs,
II constantly receiving Few 0oods seleessd nv n,
.Iecial sgsnt In Paris. His Aantilles, eilks sos-
Ians, Ladies Under darnents, Bcnnets. Hsis
Bratds, Lubin p Psrfunery, Kid Gloves 50. &c !.
and price.
Dresses ind Aantillss naAs 20 order,
Orders for Goods from raris taken. 0haS-ly
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MEETING OF THE PRINTERS GRANT AND
COLFAx CLUB.-At a meeting of this associa-
ton, held Saturday night, Mr.. Otis, from thu
committee appointed TO prepare an address to
the workingmen OF the country. reported that
labor performed, and on his suggestion IL was
ordered that 25,UOO copies be printed and circu.
lated throughout the country. A letter was
read from the Secretary OF State of Pennsylva-
MA, imparting information concerning CITIZEN
ship, assessment, and other matters. The con-
stitution was so amended as to admit to mem.
bership any bookbinders DESTROYS Of Joining
the CLUB. General Carl Schurz General Franz
Sigel, NJ. Herman Roster, Edward Abend. Carl
Heinzen, Hon. Mr.. Harsaneck, Hon. mr.. Rapp,
Hon. II. Letcher, Hon. ]. w. Hunnicut, Gov
II. H.Wells, DIR. Newman, and Marcus L.Ward
were elected honorary members. Letters were
read from Hon. Simon CsmeroI, Col. J. w
Forney, and Hons B. r. Cowlng, VIM. Law
renee, and j. II. Caldwell, acknowledging in
complimentary terms their election as honorary
members. Messrs. SERVER, A ID. Brock and
n. Thompson Were appointed a committee
TO urge upon General Schenck and Hon T. d.
Morgan the necessity of converting Congress in
this month. Addresses were delivered by the
Chair ana Col. Hinton; after which the ..Glee
Club" attached 10 the club sang well vote for
Grant and Colfax," and then the club al
iCurned.
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FIFTH AND Sixth WARDS GRANT AND Col.
FAX CLUB.-A meeting OF the Grant and Col.
TAX Club Of the Fifth and Sixth Wards was
held Saturday evening at their hall. near tn.
Navy-yard. Some $50 or 200 persons We're
present Mr.. NJ. Duffy. chairman of the tx.
ecutiye Committee of the Grant and Colfax
Republican Central Club Of the city OF Wash
ington, presented paper which was adopted.
extending an in vitation to all the Republican
clubs and associations, the Boys in Blue, and
also the Republicans Of Georgetown, Alexan.
dria, and Maryland, TO participate in the grand
demonstration, TO be held at the Nayy-yard on
the nth Of September, instant, If the day is
fair; If not, the next fair evening, at ~ O'clock
Speeches Were made by Messrs Duffy, of the
Third Ward, Richard Emmons, and G.. w
White. Some fifty persons were elected mem.
bers OF the club. Adjourned.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

Georgetown Advertisements.
n~KNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs, ATTENTION,
S knights Of DECAfUR LODGE, You are
hereby earnestly requested to appear ia Dress
kegaia at your Lodse Room on MONDAY, 18th
instant. at630 p. m BY order of the Lodge
se4a' j. NJ. PALMER, Worthy Chancellor.
MAGNOLIA MAGNOLIAu
full supply Of this cheice EXTRA FLOUR on
hand aud for sale by nanufactururs Agent.
BENZ. DARBY.
No. ~ Water street, Georgetown, DC.
an - colin
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The Public Scheols.

The public schools OF the city opened this
morning., after the US ual two m ,nths' Summer
vacation, and the teachers and hundreds Of pu.
pills were at the aPpoiated hours present at the
school rooms making preparations 10 enter on
the duties of the year. The SUBJ boards OF each
district were also on duty. and the treasurer,
Mr.. J. q. Proctor. was kept busily engaged ar
his office from TO ~ o'clock In furnishing the
necessary supplies.
In the First District, Messrs. Judson s.
Brown, J. o. Wilson, and u. X. Browne were
al the school house. corner of 1ith and streets,
issuing tickets Of admission. In this DISTRICT
the grammar and intermediate schools were
soon filled, the secondaries Were overfio wing,
and some will have to re nam on the list of APP
plicants, while nearly every primary school
was filed speedily with the exception Of two
which commence with short numbers, but will
doubtless be filled up Tomorrow.
In the Second District, Messrs, Wood ward,
Mason, and Mcclellan were kept busy at the
Miller school-house in issuing the requisite
tickets OF admission and examining applicants,
as also In MAKING transfers. and very soon
each school had its full complement, and others
were unprovided for
Messrs. Dunn, Moore, and West were at the
Wallaeh School House experimenting the
transfer and ADMISSION Of scholars in the
schools OF the Third District, and until noon
they were busily engaged in this work. All
the SCHOOLS were filled. and numbers of applI-
eants Were obliged 20 be refused. Mr.. VIM.
Myriek having accepted a position in the
Treasury Department, resigned his position OF
prIheipal Of the Male Grammar school, and the
SUI. dppOlnteu us DrOtneT, Kew. SCepnen
Myrick. minister of the Baptist Church, and
an old teacher, who comes very highly recon.
mended 10 fill the position, and he immediate
ly entered upon his duties.
In the Fourth District, Messrs. Murtaugh
and Champler organized the 81 schools of the
Seventh Ward, being kept very busy until az
ter IL O'Clock. The pressure was very great and
large numbers could not be admitted. During
the morning and interesting affair took place at
Secondary School No. 3. Mrs. Mcleod, the
teacher, through Mr.. Murtaugh, presenting
medals and premiums to the scholars entitled
TO them.
1t is understood that the young married
female teachers will have an opportunity to
resign, and most of them were notified Of
the action Of the Board this morning. 1t is
probable that at the next meeting OF the Board
the designations OF most If not all such will be
+har nhor-
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SLHIVE AND COLLAk BUrfoNe,
- STUDS, &c.
Al the peyer styles OF Fancy SLEEVE ana COL.
r. ", GAIT BRO, Jsvelisu.
UBW STORE. 2eO Pennsy lvania avonna
setS beeveen 1lth and l2th sxreees
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between Ne; u a ma ia =. W.sh a o.
Bsferenoss :-Bauk Of WaGhingtoa; Levfs JoS,
sca o.. Ds1ks.S; u: Q HIntanelSa, Ossds,
IsSur.noe Agent; Hon. 4. J. Distsiok; i. d. -
EslsS Agents; leSsN LsSSk, -, xSsosrsy :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-08
Application for Patent.
Notice No. "a.
U. S. REGISTERS offIcE.

NJ . DrnTsrFp'C 0EkIrF
c,psox r,ry SsS Snxs,nbcr 4. Iss7
~voTISTs 10 iIEnEpy cIvEN THAT THE
n VIM 10 uasEN, .n,nora,;on
~ n ~ Ia.., ~ re ,o,n T.rr,orv of Sevada1.
S ~. M sne aaw !, N,,,n ~ aaT S..s;dar, have ,his Jav
" ,nouas = ,,J,h ! NJ
nIeun ~ vln.e Dias,s., s.eS. ~. Ifn,,s5
neeoi APPneanon lor ,aren' ~ y In, !,
Stetes' LOT one lnousanu " nnu,sa Hu =
tne Soihs,oeN Loae, now = - N,IaIn". nis,rint
company NH Suuin. ~ q n,.,ssu, s,nrau corntv
anu LOU IN -. soIio,.s ,nr,t. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES,
0.,,1 Gold and silver mining

Daney Geld and silver Mining
conpany-Lyon County. State Of Nevada-No'
,ice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees OF said company, hsld on
tho nrst day Of February, 1868, an assessment
Of Two Dollars (s2) per share was
levied upon tho capital stock Of said company,
payable Immediately, In United statos gold
coin, to the Secretary, ct tho office Of
tho Company, No. GOT Washington street,
San Francisco. California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall romain unpaid on
tho FOURTH DAY OF MARCH, 1868, shall
DO deemed delinquent, and will be duly adver.
tlsed for sale at public auction, and unless pay.
ment shall DO mnde before, will be sold on Mon.
day, tho 23t day Of March, 1868. to pay the de.
lInqusnt assessment, together with costs OF I'd.
ver,lsIng and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary,
Office. No. GOT Washington street, San Fran.
cisco, California fy4.td