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New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
THE COURTS.
FIELDs'S CASE.

.pcuwEyrs BEFORE JUDGE LEARNED
.,,o.;a, term of the Supreme Court was
p-s.r 'p afternoon nv Judge Learned in Albany
a. No., the arguments on motion TO Vaea'e 'n. 49, y,
:. -, ~ Tbomas c. Fields Mr.. strahan, III oehsh v
an. ,.on,e and IN opposition 10 the notion reao
,maa vtts alncady published, and one recently m"u
~ contliur stating that in addition to 50 per tnr Set
suan's claims which Fields succeeded III ont n" N
assigned 10 himself he secured turther as The
.. ~ cent while % member Of the kgsisS"o 90 tbIt
80, amonnt of the claims nearly sieO., hills
uits ssrurea $4,000 for his services In ge.a How
through the L. gislaturc, and securing an "uui NV
OF claims made n long
r,rncnt I'm favor nf the notion He slF,hr,arn6 that
nararnriy Of MIR Coukin's affidavit ana " W ." nrevent
trn arrest Of FiC IDS eded from detl W ue
hin from taking hs seat In the coming HhS",or ao,o,,
denied that Fields had been guilty OF AL! ths .rdit ~
w w soc"r;nc his fees and. far az the M auult u,
rla,ms yas concerned. that was eu.no! hr;t", and
rrrper The Board lad acted undex .u' t % (, diS
bx tte direction ofaw was lts ot ~ NV "e ~ @ wv
and n yould have beeu a vi0atlon VI 10" y" .n -
o,herwise II anyone had done WRONG ~ Was .ns Dh
,,,o a., for the actop the Legislature Flelds couu
-, he hold r,sponsibe No single memoer VI the LEXIS
istre conld held responsible for the passage OF t
ue xould admit that he was interested IN is pse
when hi Incorporating village or a company; of
whenever any bill mahlHs an aPpi'Pii"Aon w
NJ Pccshsm in behalf of the people. rose 70 reply
.,d uocinc Mr. BcaChs criticism OF the 8ndaNIts, eI
e thai he had recently learned that If he had NOT aue
resi- OF CONNOLLY. that individual would pow pe oeyohu
reach of the courts. T.,
lie was then about TO proceed with his arcunc%ht % III
orIssston the motion before the Court Wn' =,
day. which was agreed 10, and the Court a' -' u
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NUDGE DAVIES APPOINTED REFEREE IN Iib
BROADWAY WIDENING CASE.

Tn the matter OF the broauWdy "TUcH'HE'
which came W III the Supreme Court. yesterday pursu
an, 10 adjournment Judge Cartozo stated that there
were two hls costs question. and as numerous par
,s and varied interests involved. and as the time
az IN, Cnurt was FULLY taken up he would undef the
statuc appolut referee to take testimony aud report
Ia nm, Conrf In selecting referee he would choost
q, ,teman cknowu Ii the proesson,a former Justce
ot thc supreme curt aud also Judge ~ the Court OF
H. - interested Nprcsscd satisfaction at the al-
recruitment and judge Carloz" added that he would re-
1us IN, referee to give dine H,tiCe IN the newspapers OF
tb time ana place Of Is stlnHs so that Tie Interests o
Ill conc, InI. hit bt well served.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRx, Tuesday, Dec. n. 1871.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Dec. -. 1871.
The legal sales announced by James N. Mil
Iersnd Joseph MCGUIRE were postponed this morning
until Jan. g. Business at the Exchange dull and
without interest," but from present indications there will
be q revival Of sctivty both In NewYor and Brooklyn
property Several large saes are already announced 70
dealers report an increasing demand to purchase by
capitalists who have been holding on until the asirr OF
the city became settled and have now appeared IN
the market a. buyers. .
VIM Tucker reports sale Of house and lot No 4 East
Plftleth st. the latter 1890 to Mrs. Harvey for s0
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Qoruoroiion Notices.

(Irr % Yoss. DspAsrnnrT o. pu.scn bnssAo on
" Tns Rscnvsa TAxEs, CoUsr Hosss PAEx. 7
= OHAnHsss 81. Dec 30 1871. }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to al persons ms
a.. No., - M Jssssy i On and sAss thai Aass inter
~ =, rsr Of amman, eAaiAted from Oobef T.
MI !. ~, of psyusst Will b. sdds On he lsA DAY !sasay
'-." =. ..nsa on t.a, dst> BRRHAkD nNyTA ksssve,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

p4SSE ERS ARRJIEU

FR"AiBRRAENn steamship M,in Dec @-s z~.tl and wife
Gudems1h and Els Peter,, hebng Mary We,
Kuh Hsoh Hrds g. W ptt Sornmerboa j. Ernenput-,i
No.nsr sDc wf H Edge g. L. Srss.bug Alfred siunn
Sterling W iieinsa Taylor, H. Buwentbs L. Bcke
IL second and sieeragt
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NINIhTIkK lIMANA,

5?3 hbn 43y Moon ri+, ~ 2l
tiGB
H0Oh 7bl Cows Island s2g H,lI s,@ Perry Il
"a
Sald Hoob 8l3 Cows Islsud H7O Hell Gate Ferry 10 1s
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THE MINOR TRIAL.

Judge Fullerton summed up, yesterday, for
The d,i,r- III the Minor trial. Judge fIc.rclom Will
cum w for the prosecution to-day.
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6itnations Uante6--females.

NVANTED.-A Situation by cOmpetant Ger
man girl cook washer and oner
wiling ohgg b, Of city references Call at No % Bowery
on RrstG.
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by .Indge Freedman.
c0rRT CALgKDAAs-rs. n

s,..... Nt NJ NALhDAhS-Tss IA,
NJ AkpoIo l-Optn, a, Oh
" Van " yea .yt LAsreLo, Is- .a.
y asdrsst Ts. 1sea Agt HANs
~ kor~os1 sst Furu.Iu 'or.e ARerosp LIZ, Ip
-, w. p. Dali " 0he.s" Us Bo'd M Bro.s
IA b.. All y"' w bsbdn sgt Gsai,,
tIkCUIr-PASr - -looyynsd a., a..
s,x,... ,,.I DhAhn 1-AeJO1rLoo I'LL JaL Z ISz
A'LrAk1s T,r. ] AND ll-Ad,Ours.d 70, II,
toss0s PLfAs-TsIu Tsss
Par il "rn,-'h'L rnsr-PAsr 3urntd ,"s S ~, ~
Ian. C o'tk AMI 1kksiskA-IsokAsIs "os' Gay
49,. I.eel rOtt~Ty John bo1 bufrl.r, H.,,, p,
n 49, 'sth "tss grsLd lsIosLy Lew, (os ..t, .. fnbd
'''''-' ''s'ss sOOd' kss.s OlvLslE.i s.IlI.s JOIN
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
DEPAR1yRH OF rnREIGN MAILS

WEDNESDAY Dc g
Ma for Eurcpe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
W At J. Ia bUppeueBjAr, Nal Oh Per NJ. t.
Eorth River closed AZ l:4i T.. N.
4 PIussian Cr.eC Ma II : nt by th Line.
All Cpos,ed Supplementary Mails must bt prepaid With
double pOsGge-I -
THURSDAY IEc 2s
Ma Nassau " T. Havana West Indies hJ The Missouri
COs Al 2 J.. n
FRIDAY, DEC. 29
No StaHsL.i Mali.
SATURDAY DHc. 30
Europe Liverpool steamship City of Baltimore
Supplementary Mail
teni by this llte.
hsis States per steamship Amerca
close Hoo 4. N. German direct h tins line.
hA for Frsnt Bs and Hsvr per steamship Laurent close
3O1 nrect Preucb b this line slnTnats hsurdavG
Mali for hp!hwAl add PAbsm4 the Cens South Pa
chic Ports &c by the Henry Cbauncey close at
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Proposals.


JHyAvHY OKPt up THT Lie HTHotsR b"Akbt
WAsH.SGIoS. Nov. q, I5.l
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= " ono, until MONDAY the 8th dav OF Jan9ary
bu-9nd gallons OF the best quality n
ppI, SPERM COLA. LARD OIL for he unitd sas'
y House Service trcoug specifications besrng dae
,l COMES Of which application to the hgn' hons
Roar 20 H. Inspector No 10 Brosway Sew imk We
Light House Inspector IA Penheon Beston ana
M r. -, ill.,. 2n.sc,,r Al Detroit Mol. JOsEPH HENRY.
~ e' Chairman Lgh, Hous Board
t. s. AhsY BtlDIsG OYVroE Cosxr.AHi or stps!sTsscH{
y '' ''"~' ~ NEw YoRK. Dec n, 1911 y
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE Will
- he rrceived At t, until O'Clock JannM 10 i6 Tor
pounds ~ TOBACCO tar pm o
he delivered within hirty Mo Vie ba
snc. within nIty dsvs of the onnani -,
The Tobacco pus weighing ful onrha ponnh eae
and to .qus the grade Nav Tobacco not to be o"en
an, ,i,y Than the sample 10 al ths oho-. -,
The Tobacco TO PACKED bores Sde contain ~ ponnas nn'
each and tb. egh to easel ead-nen
nv, luiro Of the Iohaco bopoeeo
IN M nh.d must the and he referred
The ,mn, =, furnished paid for fair market rates aemed
Of the proposer oefe
will BE- required 10 examine snn
pree, the tobacco leaf OF mApuiactore ADO "nen
shipped -, +. a.. ....,,o, a, the contract
scconno In and Who WIN enter mo o0he
duzs Ia that effect required WI nfp
bids 1. well a, the propos The night 10 ee any ad ~ ps
-
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
10 C1hom II man 0onterr.

A LII persons having claims againet the late
"A i EpwA BROOKS q NJ .sd LIZ ssosS ..,'eS on % .,
before The nh Il fisreA y7 usderaensd Aesnsea
DWIGHT sriUWRLL n Murray JAMRSPAR'ONS tsWhrep I"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Y, 1871.

f"'''' Ioar,A.,.. En'fsaoe seventies. ~
~. Have. nj TTass aAsas. LsAyE sETI2sS a
F 20 se1s Is sss s'I psss Southport. and w..,por ~.
nj to o;.s south ss soes.l :es IT, n @ sz1 a
"shaa fo D.S:s s% s.m iiS. .: stt
sS f. sH sss s i,s tE1 m G' EI 3' hIr 3D.
Grs<s:.es I'D l..ernsi.'e S100' O. H." n 2' *'
Sunday ~. S."-r0's Al a. '''
Boston VI. both s'"'sesos seossRcTss ,Rs m ss?Fi Ts1ss s;
fs' s::'s: y: ssBBs'fi s niS
F.; es ': s.s J" ai NJ his
For HARTFORD Providence r.hti Railroad 8. n'oD
sSo;s ia.: R.:y .s N0's''A And Providence ''
Ne. Gsys: ~ S.Asnp'sn RAILROAD '.n a. to North
E.'.. sdi.'e., and wnaus Railroad A h'
. t. For F. Nc aoa..isoie 4 % Railroad . m and ,p.n
sis: ass:.. :.s.s = md Is ~:.''''
ss: e.: s.s s . .,. . T ..A . Sen.
Man :ss:, Line D'."asr''n Car attached TO the
IL: ;:; &: . 4. 49, +; = ~
4 b.ss e s:, * e Ss':: =
::s:s car have - 's;s 81: Il r ::;tA So:
NEM;YoRK, 90! CENTRAL AND AM, y HUDSON ? %
ss;s.s = s.:s - ..s ss !. ss sss: With '''
1890 ,:s: Css:s' I''' With n'''.''''- s' 70 S'''"
lo:<S O. a. Nos{Asn ssd Wsssn BxDrsA
$50 Q. n Special Toy Bxpress 90 sst iniara
400 Hosa RIpss With slsspnsean non Sss'Yo'l 70 D.
500 n I1prs, with sss,i.se.n - ws.sovs osvsss .sA
600 PsaSs ErurssA ~ sss,ns~s sss Rsslss.s Bsl.
.sd NACs. Ials slss 70. CAissgs q. bah L .ss = Z
1l:oo :. I1prsss ~itA assplagssn ssr Troy ssA Ans.y
IS; :i S;sSs;s: s.:: - e..
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0N FOOT OF
IN DB1la0SSxeyT: a.d fnsa kst Of CoRTLANvTsI-FS
WEST PHILADELPHIA = s:N ssA S,N q u, M Ao SOY SA
10; =, ca: : .:. - =: E :; s''s: f. =: nAss
TON a.1 II! WEST, Vi B.a.sss, - T. na - Ssr =
Ss:S - = r::.:yi..:i. s:,.:: - %:
r.. ,,i .1's: : r.: - = .sssss c. =; ;::
s.:;. e.: =: = s :. = s:. r
..sa sS 49, . - :s.s. r ar:.s. :: M ,r.- s:. e.
4 r. D.:s,s:::..: : -" az: Z. 80
,wpAsxn d. Di: - Ar. " ~ j1sksSa, 4 @ G..r s.px
COUTH SIDE r. r. OF L. /.
w,sr An~,ss.ss ssS.sssas OF - is hss Resssvsh ssd
1s I'll q rsaeSsGss By saesfes Dsnspon aad ~. v.ea
1000 q A....ssessH = sssy.s: a.. =, p.u. .u
zs 3. e. .l ;ss e; s:s: ~ :. Pr r
SO y n Dshylos Aeeon.edstoa
Aecans1auoa ~ 4srHAk
H. 81 10 ssd ~ ,,0 NJ sO D n ts~,a opes>u a
Valley Stream ts Resk.way ssA us.pslssA
c. ". DOu0LA ssssastss4ssA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
Dentlstrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
y ,s, d. sssss = ss..ss ~. r. r.s1a G y -:
WirH8UT PAINss ASes IsAssv ssst - os ssss' ss
sAes No 10 Csspss IasetsaA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
Musiral Jnstruments.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers,
IA N RENT chsap allowed purchase. Call at NJ
n. hERRELLS. No Un,on-square tl6s Poortb-ave)
NEW 7-Octave PIANOS, $3.50 and $275, cash,
PIANOS and ORGANS LIT allowed purchase Monthly
sy ueu received for Ar sane HORACE WATBRs +8 Broadway
OUVRlER L. SONS, q West Thirteenth-st.,
hauuf.ctur,r. Upright Pianos snpeb black aDi
gold Upright for Holiday present. Pianos N rent
DAVEN g. Co. ARE SELLING their new and
III IMPROVED 7i-OCTAvE
GRAND SCALE PIANOS,
rrect Msnufscto AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES S
and Isl Barter ST.. door from Grand
t)7S AN elegant, nearly new. 7-Oct.
SSCs PIANO FORTE, Just nteu In eIcsanse fully warrant
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
tEIIllNAL COURTS

/, iit i,.., . General >..>>rnl- 10 li>ilres wae
'-.s '.. !"t ia i."h d af"lru'd ne
't' '".-.o1. Ilt Giaac |-iy L.oaI, so'L @e Il -
,,..I 't. p.
4: -, -~,1 Market Police Court Nellie Flkius
IT.. fo S,slbg from hi-cus kosen
~ ..Jt it TO- tf'.s t 10, {! JA1.s
= ,r.' f,,i + rts'u,bst
1T tl- Jefferson Market Police Court Patrick
I... fof 81, John bay Of N ~
". >se''->- J' a. rs'ter e. aih,g 1h"r.s Car's o
~, - F.r I.tl b. Ainh ior watch r
90 y -! ", 'nste i"u'-' Is. Isg.f. fuf
f'"l Vi tpLI4I5 0Nea l. TIE sLrsyAAt
O. o.
- -. e. huT " ;ht ctsre' s+nt
tnsr' ff h,s 10 the OF Ant Met OrmAek
- o. Arcety
tl PEI iuf .Eivhri WASH
ItAiog The Pnson for
'f I'cv ".'i ggly to charge q; attempted
s.d ls fAih+r rcngnrAnce. hsuhsb War
hu ~ - ti" i'g' ~, 4rs E"n" e. hgrahan. grand
as''h-u, pus'
jobs Me,Ts TerBy
y -. ] o..
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
6itnations manteo-- malcs

A LAW STUDENT who has seen some prac-
N te wishes situation law once where b. can pay OF nearly
IA, .1prnses Address STUDENT Manchester n. II.
A MAN of education and experience wishes
N asITUATION attendant and companion for Invalid Ad
drvx n. A. T.. Boz l0s Tribune Once.
4 BOOKKEEPER desires s,EMPLOYMENT.-
N Address b. X. Boz l3J. Tribune Once
VXANTED-Bv a young cOlOred Man, a Situa-
w uop in Or family PRIVATE WAITER Call for two
dAvs 24l FourhhVe., rear
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

NaCr,., fo.Jt kHmh1rs Bv Judge Car1ozO-
ia' 90. 90 NJ -. N'h : a. to
tJ ~..i.- -N's -sbia tT tLA.t At
~ ;4'fsH"e. t3.i tot f.j~p Garter
H. v Gf,~oIi s.-McNSln Notion
s-NFn,fA - Tie Waltu National Banl granted.
II us- La 'srIaet -tfald Iu th. matter II
BDFehtri s.-ltGed without Mutual Life ns
l. Me. i'a NrnoL liuat-MotiOn D..
ko II, tnor Trus,
80 --f L. To. of
-, N.ls J. f'Ai.' Grai-I D-i.vku sgt broxL.-Memo-
tenb N"r 1L' 6r,si Wessrt ln- 90 Earning
~ ".r- Mon II, uoL Inue SAVINGS Ib,uou
b' |ps B'-:' itTrw DN.v Order settled P,se sgt
s''f -Pidhe, AT. voIlenDiLs-Orer settled
Nv 'bt Az NLI-1br'r settled
u. S'sprsr ,ourt-:Sptciai Irm-By Jndge Freedman.
rs Sh hArihaIstJtdgu~u uaiuu6 opinion
-, ~ LSn.Lt IOs Co.-yuIgB|ut fcf deftbdant with
. aSi h6sml -PDdinrs tled and Judgment dirvet<d
s,,. 49, nn ~t EHuH Fbdhgs tsd, eItrs allowance
.,l an eoIst segrrnt mus, h. settled notice Cole
tsuIf ss a., long Pe,ton sst Judgment for
hAs,, ast ~. 'sHf, tNc BouiOn bOg.u-S<e opamou
t.,, 80 atnossc, for ,etteDeut of e.s.
AuL,or- y1.s ssaoe W. Anthony sg
,,t Hvr fn ssc Judgment DIRECTED To he ,uSr,d Coef,y
Fvt al ~ susAse 10 elO eoss der.d Ip part
tan, .. .e,s-r ,neo s,hnvt #
tsdT.nsd,. Nj Win, % NJ r,lnads. Cave ordered
/on,... M "'-tss< sruid snoo hi fled
.., o"aCn N1''C I"dsZSpecal 1em,-Bv .Jndwe lara
- ."' non,at ~ h.k,-Asase 60 Dy 'uuee Latte
, 49,, a -hSt"r srsais4 pss,sep, ~ 80. A nu.ot
o' toi' 81 ira TL. NsBhsts. Co.. os3 and Acceptance
o't'o bset.f sgt kwassAt : ert lnntit
rAh'e Carroll agt senhy Io' permanent 10.
=" hotoL shone at BLet-s,., m, oens0 Oh %, rert
siNs esa,s. @--of1eI oT
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Cnuartnersnlp Aotltes.
ncooina CARDS, &-t.

Ar WM. ENERDELL'' SONS, No. 1Oi Ful-
~ ;i..'-Winnl.G CARrS and FINE STATloNtki u.'"i
lS!j.l
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prlnIlng.

NXyM. EVERDELI.r SONS, l04 Fulton st
w LTHoGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS aId LABEL
MANIfACI lKtlS.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

Pa,seps 10 N.wyork Of Twenty vnths aud
fourth-sve. Entrance Twenty seventhG.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
ocup,lng squr from Worcester spnnsheIs si boso b.
r. ROGERS Proprntor.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. Richmond, Va 300
II 6td and furnished aceommo,9p for bO enesA
hou Icumond Ma. j L. fARhlSG1ON. froIfroL
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
nANRY COLD AND sILyER

DANRY GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company Location OF Works,
LYON County, State of Ncvada.-Sotiee Is here
by given, that at a meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the twenty
seventh day Of November, 1871, an assessment
OF Ono Dollar ($D per share was levied
ir,mediately, In United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the Office Of the Company, No. 40
California street, San Francisco, California:
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho thirtieth day Of De-
eember, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will bc duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, will be sold on THURSDAY, the 18Th day
Of January, 1872, TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
omce-Room No. 20 Hayward's Building,
No. 4I9 California street, San Francisco, Califor-
MIA. nozS to
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TAVING JUST RETURNRD
H nom San Francisco with LARGE
STOCK OF FLOUR, / am prepared 10 sell all
Pacific Coast. ''ai s'aH ~
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

PASSENGERS BY THE VIRGINIA AND
Truckse Railroad from Carson or Virginia
10 sny point on the road arc requested to pro
curc tickets before entering the ears. diner-
enee a made Of Is cents each between ticket
Ss,s. and ratos Of fares collected on trains.
II, NJ. YERINGTON. Supt.
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NOTICE
TO SHIPPERS BY RAILROAD.

nARTIES SHIPPING FREIGHT By THE
Virginia and Truckee Railroad nom vir.
yinia 10 Carson, or any intermediate station,
win please take notice that all freight for ship
ment should be at the Freight Depctof the
Company by II O'Clock A. u. each day, al order
to have quick dispatch. -
Superintendent v. & T. r. r.
vinoinIa Anril NJ ISL al3m
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ON MARRIAGE.

rAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
III from the effects Of ERRORS and Abuses in
early Hfe. Manhood restored. Nervous Debility
cnrcd. Impediments to Marriage removed. Now
method or treatment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free In
scaled envelopes.
Addresses, Howard Association, No. . South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. ocl7H
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N o TIC e i.

q LIPNAN & CO.. SUCCESSORS TO S.
-. ROSENER & CO., have opened an Office
Al Mr.. N. II. FREDRICK'S Jewelry store. c
street, Virginia, and all parties indebted to the
above nrm arc earnestly requested to settle
forthwith, a. all bills not paid by the lst OF
November win be placed In the hands Of Col
lector.
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MINING NOTICES.
sIocKHoLDERS' MEETING.

(tNiuiny Company, No. AIS California street,
San Francisco, California.-The Annual Meeting
or the Stockholders Of the Empire Mill and
Mining Company win be held az the ONCE oftho
Company, In this city, on WEDNESDAY, the
10th day OF December, 4. d. 1871. at IL O'Clock
". OF said day, for the purpose OF eltctinS
Trustees to serve for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction Of any other business that may
properly como before the meeting. del I'd
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~ Orders for Fancy cakos for Balls, Parties
and Weddings, promptly flled In any, part
eo'o hii' f'JS JHtos S ECKER. BIZ S Proprietor.
Gold Hill November rs, 1871. no26-tf
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
COMPANY can hnd me at present at the o1lce OF
Drs. Hopkins and White. Niryinia.
]. A. BRUMSEY, Genl Agent.
Virginia, September =. 1871. se2s W
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cHAs. CUNNING

-ouNnERs. MACHINISTS, GENERAL
Enoineerp, Draughtsmen and Manufacturers
~ ousrtz mill and Mining Machinery OF AL do
scrintions. An orders 1lled with promptness
and dispatch, and at the Lowest Rates. o..
0PRIOR :. $40 lssuth O street, on the
Divide, Virsiuia, Ney.
yiS,inis, November Is ISL. nolsu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-05
GENERAL NOTICES.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
ar J. HENLEY, FORMERLY MY
M Agent, has become associated with mo ~ ~,
hereaitsr bo SPROSTON & HENLEY.
JOHN SPRoSToN.
No person except Mr.. SAMUEL D. WHIT
TAKER 4. authorized to collect money In the
County Of Storey for rs, individnauy OF on
Premiums can DO paid at our once, No. 81
South c street, Virginia.
sPRosTON q HENLEY.
virginia November Is. 1871. nol3-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-05
OVERMAN eILVER MINING

NVRRMAN aILVkR MINING
~ Disqualification Of Works, Gold Hfl,
Storey County, State OF Sevada.-Notiee is
hereby given, that at meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees OF said Company, held on the 2Sth day
OF November. 1871, an assessment OF Two
Dollars (S2l per share was levied upon the capi-
tai stock OF said Company, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin to the Secretary at
tho once Of tho Company, Room No, !, ET-
and Montgomery streets, San Francisco, Call.
fornia.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shal
remain unpaid on FRIDAY, the 18th day
Of December, iST1, shall be deemed delinquc2t
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, win be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day
OF January, 1917, to pay the delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
THOS. j. OWENS, Secretary.
Ofloe-Room No. I, Express Building, north
cast corner Of California and Montgomery
streets. San Francisco, Cal no2Std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-05
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL C0MMUNICA- a
i ton Of silver Star Lodge, No. ), ~
r. and A. NJ, viii bo held AZ Masonic x ~
Han, Gold Hill, on SATURDAY, Do !"
eember 2, lsT1. at half past O'Clock
PN. All members arc earnestly requested to
be present, and visitors cordially invited.
By order Of the w. II.
s. W. CHUBBUCK, Secretary.
Gold Hill November %, 1871. I'd
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-31
Personal.

We were pleased to meet last
Tuesday, our former fellOw-citizen
Col. J. P. MCGUIRE, who is now a
resident of the State capital. The
Colonel looks as if metropolitan
surroundings had proved beneficial
to his health.
Our old-young friend (if such a
paradox is admissible, Mr.. LEMU-
Ell PARKEs, of the popular firm of
Gilbert, Parkes & Co., of Nashville,
favored us with a visit a few days
ago. His genial phiz recalled many
pleasant memories of "auld lang
syne."
MARION CRAWFORD, the popular
and accommodating clerk Of the
Maxwell House, paid us a visit yes
terday. He has been enjoying a
vacation for the past month.
Our clever young friend THEo.
RICHARDSON, has connected himself
with the popular dry goods house
Of Irvine & Lindsay, of this place.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-31
Kuklux.

Here is a rare tit-bit for the rad
zeal press. Two negro women of
Amaz Jnian proclivities and tastes,
who were domieiled on the farm of
Capt. Lem. Oliver, near this place
attired themselves in masculine
garbs last Friday night and after
hiding the light of their shining
countenances with masks struck
out for a raid. They first visited
the dwelling Of a negro preacher Iiv-
ing in the neighborhood and after
frightening him into recital of all
the various passages of scripture
that he knew, they departed for the
dwelling Of a negro man a short dis
lance off. After arriving there they
demanded whisky and upon its be-
ing refused they went for the color
ed female divinity who sits at the
head of her husbands frugal board.
This hostile demonstration excited
the ire ofthe son of Ham who own
ed the mansion and he Immediately
ham-strung one oftha females with
a table knife, carving a moderate
sized steak from her thigh and put
ting both herself and companion to
fight.