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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs-Destruction of Prom.
erfy By Guerriu1s-The troops having been
ufaWn IN from Fairfax Station yesterday, to
taRe the place of those forwarded to the trout,
the guerrillas under Moseby had presented to
them fine opportunity to exhioit their de-
stEGctve prociivities, and accordingly set to
Wofk 70 destroy all the buildings in the yicini.
ty, consisting OF block houses, warehouses, DC.
which they accomplished most effsctually by
nriDe them. All the stores were brought in
several days ago, SO that nothing Of the kind
was realized by the marauders.-Aler journal,
26A.
ELECTIoN.-An election for County officers
Was h. Id in this place to-day. Ajax O'Clock
about PIG votes had been polled, and the indi-
cations were that S. N, Garwood would be
elected Sheriff; W. Willoughby, Common
wealth's Attorney; JEFF Tacey, Clerk OF Cir
cult and County Courts; Oliver Cox, County
surveyor: j. G. Clark, Commissioner of the
keyenuei a. q. Harmon to Legislature, and J.
r. Gray, I. l. Edelin,. W. N. Johnson and T.
h Stiiiwsll Censtabies. Justices of the Peace
were voted for in each ward-Gd.ette, 10Th.
FESTIVAL AND FAIR OF THE SEVENTH
STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-See an.
nouncement elsewhere Of the fair of the Sew.
enth Street Presbyterian Church, to be held at
Island Hall. The ladies of the church have
made great exertions for the success of the fair,
and there is no doubt that it will be one of
exceeding interest.
GEAND LAECRNT.-Eight before last, Julia
Runnells bad stolen from her SIS so in silver
and SO in notes. from under the pillow OF her
bed, and suspecting josephine Parriant who
boards at the house. with the larceny, the latter
was arrested by officer Weeden and committed
for court by Justice Boswell.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-James y. Moisture q
Co sold Yesterday afternoon lot on the west
side OF sixth, between Z and Il streets nortn'
with small back building, TO jeremiah Costello,
for S2,55O.
Also, a brick house and lot on street, be.
tween New Jersey avenue and First street
west, TO A. Best, for $4,000
By Green d Williams, Aactioneers-Three
acres of land in the country, near the Nattonai
Race Course, was purchased by W. M Cnris-
mond, for S270.
One building lot on Seventh, between N and
o streets north, 80 cents per square foot to NJ.
Beveridee.
Lot O. in subdi vision of square SIS, to John
Freeman, for 10 cents per foot.
Lot 2, in same square, TO Lewis Chickey for
10 cents per foot This square is situated on
Y, w and Tenth streets north.
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cry ) G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
On WEDNESDAY h moR s4NG June ls., a. 10
M S
cell. the Furni'u re and Effects comprislng-
Hss coth Arm md sId E.sy
r1R ssSs cs:r
Brussels, Inersin ard other Carpets,
Looking G asses Olock. Shades,
Dinias Tables Cane Feat chEirs.
Crochery and Glassware. Cutlery.
Bed.tsaos. Bureaus Washstands.
Mattresses, Bolsters snd Pillows,
Toile, Sets, Comforts, Blankets,
Toeetnsr With H'd the usual assortment Of Kitchen
requisites.
~ The House is for rent, enquire OF Mr., Drury,
Pennsylvsnis avenue venue between Twenty'h rss and
my I'd iee0no s'! I.o MCGUIRE co. Aues..
RYWM. B. LEWIS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
CARPENTERS TOOLS, BENCHES. HARDWARE.
M0ULPplN sGs;r, LEVELS, BRACKETS &C..
I'd at 'oca. It Mr. W p. Wsbb's nsns
No. 4O7 street, near seventh, all the Lumber.
sepeets, Tools, Hardware, Mouidinss. Neveils.
Also. Mortice Machines. Lawtons Pstent,
| Woodward Patent Planning Machine.
20ircular Saw Tables. com plete.
com pleie sstt Of sare. Cutters and Boxes.
Lot of ted Files Screws, Chisels, Oil Stones.
Sets Of Mouldings. Planes. and other Tools,
2large Grinostones, &C.
Large lots of Mahogany and Walnut Newell Posts.
Fine f Lots # Nah ssny and walnut venesrs,
LIenumvifH Woo IN Logs. about one ton,
Lot Brackets. OF diff rent styles,
slime large Bal hing Tu wit Shower Baths. Pipes
Shoppers 30, com pete,
lla,ge Glass Side Case.
Together Wit a lot Of Furniture. Oo.ts. Tables.
my g Is ic sG LEWIS CO.. Auc..
: DY WM. L WALL CO.. Auctioneers.
GksAT SALE OF cARkIA!GIEs, AND HARNsss
On THURSDAY NOR: ING NAY q. com%Ss .d.s
ct 70 osfSsa We y ., se No. a. 4os ss
near az street sou side. his large and extensive
stock q rst class cssrisses &s s%Srscins
Coaches; ier one and two Hor.ss Part ysry an:.
~ Top ard No Top Bug eies and Trotting WAGONS
Several foe pretts, Phaetons, ana PhyaeaAae
second H. h.. = French Coupe.
/ English Dog sgon,
seys,a s..ouSh ana gIs: md Harness. sn
YER and Japan mounting, part OF waion 'e'S
r. r n1s with other Carriages not eauuer.ted
ba shovs stocS emSracss the largest snd aaess
.sscrtment of CARRIAGES and Harness ever onerex
at auct ON IN This sno OF Uu a.
nsciaIir On i the stiention Of pursaasers to tAh
ale as he stock will be peramp.oriiy sold. a..
r.. city tT fsp ANN n1a Kind Of
Enauire ON the premises.
Terms cash. nv 7 w.yIA 70 Asets.
my B "". =. " AL 1s
-rHf ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UN.
til re ESDAY next Slst iost same hoIs ana p,sos
my,6 WIN. L. WALL oo.' ha'E'
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WANTED FLur1Nel
FLUTINGi


Every lady in the District to know that have,
at considerable expense, had built very elegant
machine for Flutins or Crimping Dresses, DC.
Crimped ct short notice. in as good style, and as
cheap as in any other city: Ladies, remember this
place to get stamping done. 3s1 + street, oppo-
site Patent ONCE, Stamping and Machine Stitch
Ing Depot. my3
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Al ELEGANT
IA STOC OF GOOD

Boz sods
and the greater Part of them nssng S Seen
and Philadeiphia by one of our firm, we are ena-
very moderate price; and we really do not think
purchasers do themselves justice if they fail to
We in part Very desirable goods for
mourning. which are scarce, and having large
stock on hand, we are selling them under the mar
Lupin:s Black Grape Maret, yards wide
B Bsek Worsted yards wide
Fine. Black All wool Lama Cloth 2 yards wide
Single width Grape Maret and Worsted Grena-
Lupins best hes. spsity shallsy ,,s host ,r,,tv
Twenty i've pieces Lupin's Black Bombazines
Fly BLACK pasas {5Gm e cents s5'
a9d snse5 &1sn%bi"aes
Black and White Ginghams of superior quality
Plain Blask OrgsndWssb ana MaGsseines
Plain Black Delaines, in single and double
English Grape Wells in all qualities, and in the
assortment are some OF the finest we nave
Black English Grape, by the yard, in all quail
"es' ALSO JUST OPENED
DRESS GOODS. ever offered in this market l;,, com.
prising one Of the most elegant stocks oil silks 10 DC
100 pieces beautiful Grenadines. Florentines, and
100 pieces "a and Ga Mozambiques in all of the
most desirable colOrs in use
ALSO ON HAND
Asplendid stock of SPRING CASsIMERES, suit
able fcr Gents and Boys wear, which selling
with the aed prices shss5ga
plain figures at thS 'sSs sa iffs f5is FRO.
my co-eostif between 7th and Sth streets.
EOR sALE-Two SHOW CASES, feet each fl1;, and
+ iron stand for same. Apply to W. THV Vdrk
SON Druggist, corler 18th street and NeT fSrk
avenue ~. 19-o-
DAsTURAGE FOR HORSESHOE pasturage
L on Rock Greek, with responsible per ~
SON. where horses viii receive the Pest n at @
Stables. 18th Street. corner OF =. my 23-6t-
7 EssoNs on THE GUITAR.
TIN ETH q ! e !, Conner Ne p,o.
ALLOW ME TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
s Iss Fa hs9ai0G Goods sfssA witch
Just arrived and ready for your Inspection ION -
b.e ess sssss s.oeE FLOWERS imported
Wleh looking q. them g eosync end E1 fbd.s
ne stock II Back Combs and new styles Of Fans
b Msyng i e New Iek render facilities offer
You any goods in my line beSMSp%aE sq PRpfNGE
my 2s-1rn+ 22 MarAe. space:
,TOVING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
PotsmaG Tow GsBBIiiefE .rsn Appls to she
oaP'a1nS 0H ooA'o'0 John B. DAVIDSON,
mxIa Water street.. Georgetown.
1Q6 PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs. 486
different sizes and co 'ors Picture Cord and Tss.
seIs Rings, Nails. de-. at
J. MARKRITER'S, 4s6 TN street,,
Terms cash ap 29lmif*
q nnA BUSHELS ST. UBES SALT
S.UUU l,OU bushels Turks Island SALT
loo sacks Liverpool G. -. Salt
i,6a do do fne Salt
Asoat and In store. For sale In lots to suit pur-
chasers. j.. Thus. VA SASs 80 WAter s<TS'n
Ap BIN 0cefsssc1ns W.
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sPEeNAroRRHRA CAN BE CURED.-Dr Rands Spe-
cihc cures Spernatorrhea, Seminal Weakaess, I'm
potency, Loss Of Potcer. etc. speedily and sfsetnay
Its effects truly magical. trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical of its merits
Price 81 box. Sold by ;. G. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook, AIeIandria. ja6-1y
WARRANTED TO CURE IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-fve Years.
standing, viii cure Gon0ryh0a in siz days. No
change of diet required. Price 81 per bottle Sold
by s. G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria ia ely
SECRET DIsEAsEs.
SImrYi.d8's Gift is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures IN two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral
no balsam, mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
It is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, g.;
female, SIS.
Samdratan's Root and Herb JMe.s-A positive and
permanent for philis Scrofula Ulcers Sores
Spots letters &c. Price 81. or six bottles for IS
Sold by 8. @. Ford. See al vsrtisement. ms
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant: BY Rev; Dr.. Ryan, H: W.
GRAY to Miss HARRIET A. ABBOTT, daughter
of the late Richard Abbott all of this city.
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POLICE RRPoRTs-Second Precinct.-Phillp
Mehriing. selling liquor unlicensed; $50 Eliza
Brown, larceny; Thomas Donagan, stealing
cow and calf Mary Barry, drunk; John Snac-
kels. larceny; Lewis Cluckey, selling whisky
no Soldiers: dismissed. Grace and Louisa
West, disorderly; 50 each. VIM. II. Hawkins
throwing stones; 81. a,.e
Third Preeinct.-Jno NaDie, diso Si,oo'
Jno shaw, Jerome Shaw, Cornelius Sullivan,
do; do. Wy r-;. ,r,s.nco.
s16U. Bryan Mullany, drunk ana dlsorderiy'
Tenth Precinct.-Thomas Simpson, vagrancyj
workbouse Brian Manly, disorderly; David
Jackson, do; military. Patrick brennan, ois-
johnson, assault and battery; bail for court
Elizabeth Downs. do; do. Robert SWAIN,
drunk; Josephine johnson and mary Johnson,
disorderly; dismissed.
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The National Bookstore
Still Ahead.

The National Bookstore
Still Ahead.
The subscriber having lately returned from the
Boston, Philadelph and New York Spring Trade
Sales invite the attention of Suffers, .Peddlsrs,
Dealers. and the public generally, to his large
and splendid stock Of
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
FANCY ARTICLES,
consisting in part of
BOOKS, of all sizes, kinds and styles.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PRESENTATION
BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
PHoToGRAPHIC ALBUMS in endless variety,
DIARIES. MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
CAP, NOTE and LETTER PAPERS, of all styles
and qualities, to suit the times.
ENVELOPES. Plain. Fancy and Wedding, all
PAPER NOVELS by the thousand or single one.
COMBS, SOAPS, COLOGNEs, PERFUMERY.
CHESS SaE GH RGekPE' BACKGAMMON and CRIB
wR HGTSs BEsKs, PORTFOLIOS and WORK
PLAYING CARDS, GAMES, GOLD PENS, PEN
OF CARD PHOTOGRAPHS we offer the largest
and rrettiest assortment ever before offered in
this market-over 5000 varieties, plain and beau
tifully colored
large assortment of the by PHOTO
GRAPHS, for framing.
Also Something Entirely New-The Large CABI-
NET SIZE P0TOG RAPHs, for framing; beautiful
r4 4ffat for ra's' K Co.'s Celebrated AHDH0-
All Of which we offer at great inducements to the
trade Suffers. Peddlers, &c. &c. Give us call, at
WILLIAM RIGHSTElN'S
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE,
PTS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between Eleventh W Sns Tnstfsh Ttrests'
N.B.-Another supply of Rchstein's New Guild
Book to Washington, at wholesale and retail.
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PYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc.ionesrs.

FOUR VALUABLE LOTS IN JACKSON HALL
ALLEY, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th, at 6
o'clock. on the premises, We shall sell, Lots No 81.
fronting each rs feet the 50 foot alley on street
in the resr Of Jackson Hall, running back about
100 feet to an alley
These Lots are admirably located for the purpo-
SEES of Livery Stable or for Manufactory, aud We
invite special attention to the sale.
Terms On third in cash: the remainder In six
and twelve mon tbs with interest, secured By deed
of trust on the premises.
Convey nces at the cost of the purchaser.
my.T-d J c. MCGUIRE q co, Aucts
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THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
IMMERIATELY OPPosiTE THE SEVENTTR
STREET RAILROAD DEPOT.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON NAV 9th ,t sk
o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell lots No q
Is: and q, in Witberge subdiyision square No.
AL fronting together rs feet Seventh street west
at the corner of north T street and running back
LIS feet on street. to Is foIt alley.
These lots are immediately opposite the City Pas
senger Railroad Compsny's Depot and stables, and
are considered desirable for business purposes.
Terms One-thrd in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
of the purchaser.
my ed lRepi ]. c. Mcguire CO. Aucts.
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~, ANTED-At the Avenue Houss. two good
DINING ROOM SERVANTS, to whom the
hightst wages will be paid. Also, three good
WASHERS and IRONERS
95-2f
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w rooms. to rent, by a good, permanent ten
ant. before June LIST. will pay in advance fneces
sary. Address Treasury Clerk. )" Star Office
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AUCTION SALES.
J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers,

-, yEKSEr ANENUE AND NORTH ST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May q, at o clock.
on ,ne psemss' se SD Il. sell, mart OF Lot No. In
east side of New Jersey Avenue At the corner OF
North ! street; and rnnnins bsct an average depth
These Lots are Of good size for building purpo.
ses are we'll located. and viii be sold to the hi sh.
Terms: one third cash, the renal nd or in air And
Twelve months with interest. secured by deed or
trust on the premises
Conveyances and stamps at the cost OF the pur.
tire nf sale,
my.as-d &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auets.
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WANTS.

~ ANrED-Seme one capable of giving Les
~ eoES on the Banjo, to n Young gentleman.
Ador Gs. lor three days, BANJOI T, Georgetosn
POet Omce. my G5tf
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M ANTED TO RENT-A small CNFURNISHED-
w ROUSE, in a respectable nei hborhood, by
family of two persons, without children Part of
a house would be TAX en-, if suitable. Address" IS.
NJ Nj. Star Office, stating location and terms.
lur
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k1 dhEEN WILLIAMS, Aoctloneers,
AUCTION SALE OF EIGHT GASES. ONE BBL,
ONE CASK, AND TWO TIERCES OF BOTTLES.
On SATURDAY the 2Sth instant at IL O'Clock.
q m, we cha sell, In front of Auction Rooms,
tie above entioned goods to pay storage. freight
&C.. if not called for before the day IF sale, to the
from schooner Mary Jane
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a. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPoNkp ~
I'll UESDAY next Slst lost. same hout ana pieos
my.S WIN. L. WALL 20, Austs.
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A NY PERSON in want of two irst-cass BAR
"A TENDERS. CATERERS or STEWARDS for
the Springs this season, will dn well to address
A. B. O., at this office, or Sun Office Ba timore
The best of reference given. Is ST.
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L'OR sALE-The LEASE of large Grocery
t1oIs t4Te Also; GsOCERt 81 E s. dLoUk AND
ther in formation call at Mr.. CHERRY'S Restau-
rant. on l',th street between d and &.
my q 81
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WANTED Ten or fifteen WASHERS and
w IR0EERS, at the City Laundry. on 18th
| street, near c. Also, one good celored BOY. from
Is to ~ years. K. HOrCHKI5S, Manager
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l. OR SALE-In GEORGETOWN, D. c., STORE
r AND FIXTURES, with or without stock
For further particulars inquire at No. 10 Bridge
street my2i2tf 4
l. FURNISHED HOUSE, for the term of three
menths from the LIST day of June. Inquire at No.
SIS Penn. between 2lst and 22d streets. Ga
and W nter IN the house. my 2j-3ts
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BOARDING HOUSE. containing 10 rooms aud
a number of bosrders. Inquire second door from
AZ street. on street south, near Arsenal Gate
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Tor RENTING large, we'll furnished FRONT
4 ROOMS. Apply ut No. 459 18th street, be
tween G and II west side. my ats
L>OK RENT-525 u street, between 9th and 9TH,
To respectable tenants they will be rented cheap;
none theirs need apply. my 2-5t'
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Stock Sales Yesterday.

The following sales of stock were nude in the
different Boards of Virginia, yesterday;
wASHoE BoARD-Six ami half feet VIM
Penn NJ SIS; 10 feet Tontine at s; feet Baltimore
American at it; ) feet Tontine NJ IL; fee: ditto
at 10; 5 feet ditto NJ y; 6! feet VIM Penn at Isl
10 feet Ton:ine AT g.
PEorLE'S STOCK BoARD.-Twenty feot Kos
suth ut 81 30; feet Baltimore American at so; 10
feet Bevidcre at { ~; - feet Tontiue u, ); 10
feet Birtlsal at ); 10 feet Bertrand at > 80; 10
feet ditto at > So 10 feet ditto at ? SO; 10 feet
Bevdere ut 3 80: 10 feet Jenny Lind AT 4; p feet
Nevada. G. H.. at Is, b. 10 d.: 10 feet Frankel AZ
%; 2OO feet Bob Black at &, b. 80 d.; $50 Legal
Tender Notes at 63!c.; 100 ditto at 62!c.; 10 feet
Winegardner at -; 10 feet Rock Island at 90
10 feet san Francisco at , 10; ! feet Uncle Sam nj
l,O2J; 10 feet Legal Tender, A. F., at ID % feet
ditto ut 10; 10 feet Pride OF America at 50; 6
feet Gould & Curry Ut 1900.
VIRGINIA BoARp.-Fifty feet Roman Eagle at
50 cents; 30 feet Challenge at 20 cents: IS feet do
At 10 cents; 10 feet Great Eastern ut 80 cents 10
feet King solomon at - tx 10 feet Kentucky ut
): 10 feet Jowett s Sheppard at y; 10 feet
Granada nj 50 cents; 10 feet Silver Vale 1t 6; {
feet Combined Effort ut 10; 20 feet Rock Island at
As b. 30 d.: feet Miantonomoh AT 10; 10 feet
Jewctt * Shepard At IS; II feet Philadelphia ut
Is cents: 10 feet Northern Light at J 30; 10 feet
King solomon ut 1, b. 30 d.; % fee; JOhannah at
1; 500 GreenbackS at 614c.; $50 ditto at 62.r.
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Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.

WEDNESDAY. April Is, 1861
VIRGINIA DISTRICr.-Burning Moscow, SIT
bid-S6 asked; Honduras, 3 asked; Kenosha, 80
bids asked; North Potosi 81 bid; VIM. Penn,
- 50 bid-22 so asked 30 d.
GOLD HILL DISTRICT.-AriZOna, $40 bid-l6
asked; Branch Mint, II bid-20 asked: Bullion,
- bid-si asked, b. 30 d.; Baltimore American,
IL bid; Consolidated Co. Is bid-6J asked; Gale
doniu TuurSl, IS asked; Colorado, . bid Clinton
& Hubbs. Is bii-i0 asked; Diligent, so bid
Empress, 2S 30 bid-2s 80 asked; Original Hawk
eye. o. bid-l0O asked; lIawkeye No. /, 100 bid:
Harold & Argo, : bids asked, Independent,
50 bid; Keystone, Is bid; KnickeTbocker, 81 bid
IL asked; Louisville. s asked; Mary Ann, 92 bid
40 asked; Miantonomoh. 5 bid-l1 asked; New
Oregon. IL bid-l6 asked; Napoleon, bid-li
asked; Nevada, ls bids asked; Oneoto, 70 bid
Pontiac, bid asked. Rock Island, 30 bid-3l
asked: Sweczy, 90 bd-TO asked: South Midas,
asked; San Francisco, . 80 Bldg 80 asked;
Tontine. IL asked; Desert Ophir, asked; Irving,
20 asked; Robinson, asked; Pony Express, 4 bid
Red Jackrt. 9 asked: Solterino, Il bid-22 asked;
Jewett & Shepard. % bid-27 asked; Gresnbacks.
62tc bid.-65c asked; summit. 8 asked; Northern
Light aud Sunny South, 10 asked; Shelton. bid
"a asked.
FLowERY DISTRICT Lady Bryan, $40 bid
II asked
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TERRITORY OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF
i Lyon, s. SIN the District Court Of the Third
Judicial District.-The People of the United
States of America, in the Territory Of Nevada,
send TO George d. Nagle, greeting: You are
hereby required 10 appear in an action com.
menced against you as defendant by a. S. Pease
as plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third
Judicial District, in and for the county of Lyon.
Territory of Nevada, at Dayton. and answer the
complaint therein which is on file with the Clerk
of said Court within ten days after the service Oh
YOU of this summons, exclusive Of the day Of
seryice) if served in said county, or twenty days
if served out of said county but within said Dis.
trie., and in all other cases forty days; or judg'
mept by default will be taken against you, &C.
cording to the prayer of said complaint. The
action IL brought to recover the sum Of TWO thou
sand six hundred and sixty-six and 66-lOO dollars
for services rendered by plaintiff and cash ex-
pended in purchasing materials and paying la.
borers employed, and for damage to credit OF
plaintiff; said services being rendered and cash
furnished by plaintiff at defendants special In.
stance and request, between November 4th, 1853
and January 9Th, 1864, nll Of which more fully
appears from plaintiffs complaint now on file In
nv office NJ Dayton, county and Territory afore.
said And YOU are further notified, that IL you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint the
said plaintiff will take Judgment for the said sum
and interest, besides costs.
(~~ol In testimony whereof, l. N. X. Locke,
I Seal have hercunto set my hand and affixed
tN.-S the seal of said Court, this twenty-second
day of March, A. D. 1864.
Fifty cent stamp. NJ. X. LOCKE,
Clerk L. S. District Court 81 Judc'l Distr't,N T
By CHAs. c. COSGER Dep'y. nhg3 5W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-13

PROPORTION OF LoSsEs.-Iu the Peninsula
war, the annual loss OF the British army was los
to 1000; in the Crimean war, during July, August
and september ii was al the annual rate of 2O3 in
1000, but during the following winter months it
rose to 5Il in 1000 aud during the next three
wears the loss was al the fearful rate of OLE in
i.OOO. During the last year the loss in the Amer
lean army was only IS in every LOCO These
These figures look small when compared TO the
bloody records of Chickamauga and Gettysburg,
and are probably nearly correct. One Of the pro-
minent reasons for this favorable showing, no
doubt is that not only are on: armies better pro.
yided with medical men and other auxillarics but
it is backed up with an organization such as was
never before known in the worlds histOTy-the
l.. s sanitary Commission.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-13
T.rollector's Sale.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Is ont Of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, sto-
rev county, n. T., dated the 23d day Of March,
1864, in favor OF the inhabitants Of the town OF
ssta,o and improvements hereinafter described,
far tho sum OF twenty-five Gs2) dollars, delin-
ouent taxes, and costs Of suit together with &C;
crrnnr costs and expenses of SALE pursuant 10 the
law in such cases made and provided, shall ex-
pose for sale, and shall sell at pu bile auction to
of the Justices Office In said town, on the 18th
day of APRIL, A. d. 1854. between the hours of
10 O'Clock ~ and 2 O'Clock p N. Of said day, the
following described real estate and improv ements
thereon, to.wit Lot = feet front on east side Of
Main street, between lot owned on south by e..
tato Of A. C. HollinIhead and north by Unio
Million which is q dwellng houso; which prop
erty il in Gold Hill. Storey county, n. T.
SAML. ARNOLD, Marshal & Tax ColPr.
Dated, Gold HILL March 18th, 1854. mig I'd