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AUCTION SALES.
IHIs AND TO- HoRRoW.
RH.GsEEs . wILLIAns, Aaet,oe..rs.
oHAEcFFI II All n, q stj IsNsrln9yEp s.orr,

By virtue o. decree psssed bv fhs av,rs-s
Court Of the District Of Columbia an the srtb day
Of February 1855, In cause in which vvne 80
aue otheu are complainAnts and Nary Jepes a.
defendant, mo. as Eouity y the undersisnsd con
ises, on MONDAY the isS dan 81 M. Sa s1s sr:.
O'clock, the following described property, bsinS
Part OF Lot q, On Square So. being n feet front
on nth street west by 100 feet in depth, Improved
e. An Of Lots numbered /, and 3. and the east I.
'front.' BY the depth Of the Lot number A. Of the
supSi Vision OF square nsmb ered 1x5, improved BIZ
enan two story Frame House.
.; LOIS - and Is, In Square fs, (subdivisfon.D
~. III se ssis IN Tour parcels. - follows:
depth Of Lot Is, Improved by a two.story Frame
3. The east feet inches front OF rs. and slrth.
Iron, o. NO 10, by depth Of "a feet inches, ion.
o. ne s3ute - feet OF both lots, having front Of
= ieet on Eighth street by 40 feet dean 10 tbs Al
NIeihs me between Lets IL and Is improvsd nv !.
Two story Frame House. "
vacant lot fronting Is feet on Eighth street
sololnlng thehbove on the north, by depfh 81 a.
feet 20 the dividing line ketw een Let. IA ana *
The terms OF sale are One third cash 81 which
nifty dollars 60 be paid when the property h "A
of; the balance in two equal raymeut. 4 Ant IL
months from the day OF sale, with interest aud se-
Stamps and cOnveyancing At the cost OF purcha.
sers.
Upon the ratification Of the sale by the ooyr,
deeds will be given for the property.
CHARLES WILSON,
LEWIS THOMAS,
THOMAS W. RILEY,
JOHN A. STEPHENSON,
DAVID MCQUEEN,
nh l2-eokds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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a., n =. LiShf DAYS WoRK.--Recently Washine-
~. :, III proving, ~ We may Judge from the
Gay work The entire arrests an The DistTiet
yesterday was but twenty-five.
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MIXED BALL.-On Saturday night the off,
GERS OF the lUth precinct made n descent on a
ball, given In The ball At the corner of I'd and
l. streets, Island, which was gi " en- by negroes
but was also attended by several white wo-
men, who seemed to enjoy themselves hugely
I be officers succeeded in capturing twenty
eight, including ths White women, and Justice
Handy yesterday morning fined them -
each.
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TUESDAY. MARCH On

We win sell, at 10 O'Clock, at our Sal.s Room.
q large assortment Of Fresh Groceries, Te.s
Coffee. Pepper. Soap, Starch, Brooms, Pals SAT-
Asckerel, Pickles, Gan Fruit and Vegetables.
.7barrels Old Rye whisky, kegs Hcl,and Gin, 10
dempohns Old Cognsc BIZ nay and Ola Il, e WHISKY.
I Family Carriage and bassy, sets Single
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c. W. BOTELER, Auctioueer.

RY c. w. BoTELER, Auctioueer.
SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES.
bdyUaSfsT's ORcc, " g Nd,u. 4
WaShfsg for. ~ q. March Il. 1855
- BY order OF the Navy Department, Bureau Of
Provisions and Clothing there will bs sold Al m b.
nc auction, for cash q the highest bidder al the
In pection Office, Navy Yard. Washington on
TUESDAY, the 2Oth day Of March, 49, Al tsa
O'CLOCK g. M N, ne rislNsSstng roprs "
PROVISIONS.
Bread. Beef, Pork. flouT, Rice. Sugar, Tes,
Coree, Butter, Beans, Molasses, Vinegar, Dried
Apples, &C., &c.
CLOTHING.
Pea Jackets, Round Jackets, b. C. Trowers
Gck do, b. +. Oycrshirts, b. y Frocks do ,
SndSrshiIts, sattfnet, Flannel, Canvass Duck,
Nankln, Mattresses, Blankets, Caps, &C.
SMALL STORES.
Tobaeco, Cotton Hsndkerchiefs, Tin Pots, Pans,
Backing, Sets Stewards Stores. sc.
& G. JACKSON,
mn I5-lW Paymaster y :. Navy.
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MISUNDERSTANDING. Jas Davis and Pobert
Johnson, coiGTCd d, were arrested by roupdsman
Kelly, OF the Fourth, and officer j. o. Johnson--
OF the lhird ward, for the larceny OF two
Ellen Bedford and Mary Scott were also ar
rested for buying the stolen property. The
case was taken before Justice Walter, who
committed Davis and johnson TO iaII and a..
missed the others 49,
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QuARTERMAsTEK GENERALS OFFIcE,)
FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHI-6ToN, ID. O.. March III. 1856
viii be sold at public auction, at Giesboro, D. o.
under the direction Of Capt George 7. Browning
a. u. Nd on THURSDAY. March %, 1855, at 10
O'CLOCK a. m a large quantity Of Medicines, yeter-
mary Tools, Instruments, dc., Consisting in part
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GRAND CONCsET AT METZKROTT Hall
o.isS zelda Ham 1u. Tie young American con-
ratio v hose merit - vocalist is the theme
% The newspapers v hereysr she has sung in
S.e northern critics, vii give grand concert at
H4elzerot Han on Wednesday evening, as
S.stto BY Dir. Ed- Sscuin. baritone; Mr.. Lucian
a as, piano soioist and conductor, and other
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The LATE w. A. WHARTos.-On Saturday
afternoon, meeting of the Washington bar
was held at the City Hall 10 take suitable ac-
Ton IN reference TO the death OF the late VIM
A Wharton, at which Joseph II. Bradley Sr
presided and hessrs. lngle and Lloyd acted
as secretaries. Messrs. Norris, lngle and Will
son were appointed n committee, who reported
suitable resolutions of respect to the memory
OF me deceased, which were adopted.
lhe funeral Of the deceased took place yeste--
Gay afternoon from the Lichau House, and was
largely itt, nded, especially by the members OF
the par The services were conducted by Rev
j A walter, OF ST. Patrick's Church, and the
Cortege proceeded 20 Mount Oiivet, where the
remains were Inferred. Messr< ". ID. Dav-
loge. r Carusi, }. i. Ennis, Il. II. Laskey, L.
J. Middleton aud James Campbell acted as
pail bearers
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
DROPOSALS INVITED FOR THE ERECTION
Il AND REPAIR OF THE PUBLIC n.y.
DRANTS IN GEORGETOWN
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYOR 8 OFFICE,
Georgetotcn, ID. e., March II, 1856
Proposals will be received at this office until the
expiration OF ten days from this date to keep the
public Hysrants of this town in thorough repair
Tor one year from the LIST day Of April next The
bidaer 10 state, LIST, the amount per Hydrant in
cluding the whole number now standing, and dis.
tngufshing between the kinds now in use; ID the
amount per Hydrant for furnishing and erecting
complete, In running order, such new Hydrapts az
may be ordered by the Corporation, specifying the
style ~ the Hydrant he may propose as substitutes
for such IanS post II drants as may become defec.
tive, or otherwise Epft for use
Persons disposed 70 make proposals, as above
stated can receive any farther information upon
the subject that they may desire on application
TO the undersigned.
nh IL lOf HENRY ADnISnN Mn-nr
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NEW SPRING GOODS AT MILLERS NEW
~ DRY GOODS STORE,
1Ol Bridge street, Georgetown, De.
Now opening full stock of SPRING GOODS,
embracing Lsdies' Dress Goods in great variety !,
Heusekee ping Dry Goods, Mems and Boys wear.
Clsths for Sacks, Shawls, Skirts, White Goods ,
Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. These have been
bong bit at reduced prices, and will be sold cheap
Motto" Quick sales and short profits -
fe Is I'm BENJAMIN MILLER
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AUCTION SALES.
, (For other Auction Sales 80. foxrt, p,s.I
RI AA0LE co., Aucsasuesrs.
- saies-reoms No. 201 Pennsyiysnis sv~uue.
corner Of 18th street.

AasIs 90 yin give their personal sssentiou 20
safe o. heal Estate and Household Furuitur re Al
the residences Of families DECLINING houseke~pins
Also, u the sales OF stocks 81 0roceriea ma Me-
enandise q every description, Horses, Carriages,
nefpeos 60 dAc Ii
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John II. SNYDER,
PROVISION DEALER,
L0Risia'1a GrsaHe, betirsen 9Th and In streets.
(Sou III side

Being thankful for past patronage, beg leave to
inform my customers that 1 have censfantIy on
hand fnll supply of PR0yIsIONs, viz: FRESH
BEE Md66pT0N, PORK and VEAL, SUGAR
tSget.hsE With al the finest brands of SMOKED
ment of VEGETABLES and CINNEn FRG9ITs
at the lowest possible prices
Office Rooms and large Hall for rent over the
store fe 23-lp~
RIBDs AND CAGES.
]. FOLLER TSJ
$40 sth street, between G ana II, mhll. TX
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E'OR RENT-A new FRAME HOUSE, contain
Il ing six rooms, with passage, on 18th, between
and streets. Inquire next door, or ct i
SUITS, Grocer, corner llth and SITS. Rent
cheap. m Is 7 S6Ms
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RI IhEEN q WIELlAMs, Auctloneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING ON Maryland AVENUE, BE.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, st s O'Clock p.
m. We shall sell, in front of the premises, Lot W
in William A. Bradleyis subdivi of Square 1872
fronting Is feet on Maryland avenue, running a
good depth to fine paved alley, with the improve
ments. consisting of a IT, story Frame House.
Terms: One third cash; balance six and twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
500 dow when the property is sold
M l6-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aurts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14
THE NEWS.

Santa Anna is in New York, on busi-
mesa for the Liberals, as he claims. He is
dissrusted, however, by the Mexican Min
lister at Washington. A great "strike"
is going on, in New York, among ship
caulkers and builders. JEFF. Davis is to
be tried at Richmond, Va, by the United
States Circuit Court-Chief Justice Chase,
presiding-early in June. The United
States Attorney General is to have Cliff
ford Of Massachusetts,, and Evarts Of New
York, to assist him in the prosecution.
President Johnson expressly desires the
trial Of JEFF; thinking he should be pun
ished rather than, or before, his subordin-
a.es in the work Of Treason. A very full
accouns of Judge Underwood's charge to
the indictins jury is given in our special
Of this evening. The House Of Represen-
tasves are diligently inquiring as to Jeff.'s
completely in the assassination Of Lincoln.
The intelligence from Fenian head-quar-
tiers is very interesting. Stephens has
taken possession Of the o'Mahony head
quarters. Only $500 was found in the
treasury. Stephens is laboring for a re-
Cancellation between the two factions
O'Mahony's and Roberts. He has issued
a call for subscriptions, to be forwarded
to his headquarters, at the Metropolitan
Hotel. A one hundred thousand dollar
Are has taken place at Ashkosh, Wiscon-
sin. Seven million dollars receipts are
acknowledged by the Government, for the
pas. week. The Government loses two
or three hundred thousand dollars through
oil company failures in Pennsylvania
The Liberals in England appear to have
reason for rejoicing" A policeman has
been shot dead in Dublin by the Fenians.
4 fight in Europe seems to be decided on.
though officially denied. There was re-
Gently q financial panic in London and
Paris. The nephew of mine Uncle is
about to take a hand in the Austrian
Russian Italian squabble. The Spanish
feet were, at last accounts, bombarding
Valparaiso.
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~Insolvent Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District, State Of Nevada, Storey
county.-In the matter Of the petition OF John
Holley, m inIolvent debtor: Pursuant to an
order Of the Honorable r 8. Mesick, Judge ofthe
said District Court, notice Is hereby given TO all
tho creditors Of the said insolyent, John Holley,
sick aforesaid, In open Court, ut the Court room
Of Raid Court, In the city Of Virginia, Storey
county. State Of Nevada. on the 18th day Of june,
A. D.. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. N. Of that day then
and there to show cause, II any they can, why the
prayer Of said insolyent should not be granted,
and an assignment Of his estate be made, and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities, In
pursuance Of the statute In such case made and
provided; and In the meantime that oil proceed.
ings against said insolyent DO stayed.
r~-.NS Witness my hand and seal Of said Court,
Ii this 18th day Of May 1850:
w.? L. HERMANN, Clerk.
BY THos. B. FOWLER, Deputy.
WIN. W. BISHOP, Atty for petitioner. lmyl4 ID
loo. State stamp. 6oe. In. Rev. stamp ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

Gold Hill Tunnelling Gold and
Silver Mining Company-Locatlon, Gold Hill
Mining District, County Of Storey, State Of
Nevada-Notics Is hereby given. that at q meet.
ing Of the Trustees Of Ihd company, held on
the 10th day Of May, 1866, an assessment (No. -
Of Ono Dollar per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the above named company, pay.
able Immediately, In United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary, r WEGENER, No. AIS Mont.
eomery street, San Francisco, California, or to
the Superintendent, Mr.. F. CHAPPELLET, Gold
Hill, Nevada.
ANY stock on which said assessments shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of June, 1866,
shall DO deemed delinquent, and will DO sdyer.
tised for sale at public auction, and unless pay.
ment shall DO made before. will be sold on
TUESDAY, the 10th day Of July. 1866. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
R. WEGENER, Secretary.
Office, as Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California.
A discount Of three C0 per cent. will be allowed
on all payments made on the above assessment
on or before Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1866.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
myli I'd r WEGENER, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

Contrary to a rather general expecta.
ton, tho British Ministry refused to re-
gard the close vote on the Reform Bill as
equivalent to q defeat.
Gladstone announced in the House OF
Commons that the franchise bill for the
redistribution Of seats would be intro
duced on the 7th, so that both might be
considered together. In reply to an in
ouiry, as to whether the Government
would stand by the bill, he said as long
as the bill stands we stand; If it falls, we
fall.
The Liberal papers rejoice that the issue
Is now plain, and that Liberal members
must now face the simple'question with
GU. the protection of IN evasive amend.
ment.
The Jamaica Commission.
The Jamaica Commissioners have arri-
we'd at home. Nothing is officially made
known as to their report. The Times an
ticipates that it will justify martial law /;
but censure the subsequent proceedings.
A Policeman Shot In Dublin.
A police Constable had been shot dead
in Dublin by the Fenians.
The German Question.
The German question continues war
like. Both Austria and Italy are decid-
eddy menacing. Both Governments deny
aggressive designs, but both are represent
ed as vigorously preparing for war.
The italian Parliament promptly voted
authority to the Government to raise
means for the defense Of the country.
A popular meeting had been held at
Naples in favor of the Government. War
like enthusiasm prevails throughout Italy,
In view Of o probable war, it is asserted
that the Italian Government has called
out 100000 men. The Austrian force il
venitia is 100000.
The Florence correspondent Of the Lon
don Times says there can be no doubt tina
the italian Government desires war, Al
the only means Of extrication from an ex
ceedingly false and difficult situation.
Austro. Prussian relations show no i'm
provement. A Berlin dispatch talks Of
probability Of an increased armament b,
Prussia.
Financial Panic.
A severe panic prevailed on Change, il
London and Paris. The funds and secu
rites were materially depressed.
Napoleon In Council.
Napoleon presided at q special Counc
Of the Ministry, or April Soth, as repol
says to consider the Austrian propositio
that Austria and Italy should simultane
ously disarm. One rumor says it was de
termined at the meeting to prevent 1tal
from taking the offensive, and to insist o
the adoption Of the provision.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14
SCHOOL FOR ooLoRED CHILDREN

Il is estimated that since the formation
of our Territory and State the colored citi-
zens have paid into the several county
treasures not less than six thousand dol
lars for the benefit of the School Funds,
and yet no, one dollar has been awarded
them for the education of their children.
Last Winter these people petitioned for
the passage Of q law, giving them, ex-
pressly, their prora.a of the school money ;
but the Committees on Education in the
Legislature seemed to consider the exist
ing statute sufficient to meet the equities
of the case. 1t was commended that BY the
proviso Of Section so of the General
School law, there was ample authority
vested in the Board Of Trustees Of any
School District for the establishment OF
schools or q school for colored children.
That prov:so reads:
1.-THE Board Of Trustees of any district,
If deemed advisable by them, may estab-
lsh a separate school for the education of
Negroes, Mongolians and Indians, and use
the Public School funds for the support Of
the same"
Our Board Of Education declare that
they have expended much time and ear
mes. labor to organize such a public school
as is above authorized but have been un-
able to accomplish their purpose without
mourning a much greater outlay Of money
than the occasion, in their judgment,
would justify. II seems clear that the
law should DO so amended as to provide
distinctly that an apportionmsnt Of money
may be made for either race specified.
And in making such apportionment Boards
Of Education should have it in their
power-and BE- so directed-to consider
the sums already paid in by the colored
taxpayers, without return in advantages.
Blu. it would appear that even under the
presen, law a school for colored children
might be established and successfully car
ried on. They have q select school already
in Virginia, which might be brought
under the control Of the Board, by IN
agreement to appropriate a certain amount
Of the public funds for its support. The
improbability Of either Mongolian or In
dian children applying for admission,
ought to be a guarantee sufficient against
the mourning of that prejudice Of race"
which the Board note as an objection in
the way Of proceeding under the statute Of
1856.
We have been induced to make these
remarks upon information that the col
ored people are in need of fund, for the
obiec, Of educating their children ; though
they>nave for sometime maintained a cred
table school at their private expense. It
might even DO suggested that if there was
any legal doub, of the propriety Of an ap-
preparation by the Board from the County
School Fund, the colored people are guar
anteed the safe benefit Of the doubt on
their side by the certainty Of an amended
law next winter !; one (if needed) indemni-
flying the Board for any risks they may
take in the premises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

The LADIES .PRoNuScIANESro! -
While protesting against all the old worth
less Dentifrices now in the market, the
Ladies, with one consent, have adopted
the SozopoSr as the one thing needful to
insure the integrity Of the teeth and q fra.
grant breath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

VIZ have not received the Carson Ap-
peal for several days past, until the morn
ing after its issue. We formerly received
a copy by our friend Billy Wilson, the
day OF publication. viii the appeal pub
fishers accommodate us with a paper by
Billy's hand, as of old
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

ABOUT all the grapes located in a higher
altitude than Placerville have been de-
stroyed BY frost. The line of destruction
seems to have been drawn through this
city, as those in the upper part Of town
were killed, while those below sscaped.-
PAetrpiA Hi7or.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

AN nc Iol-
lowing note has been handed US for publ
cation
UNIvRRsITY OF MICHIGAN,
ANN ARBoR, April s, 1866.
Messrs. Stevenson and Mimic Gentle
men: It affords me pleasure to inform
YOU that the Board Of Regents unanimous
" adopted a vote of thanks to you for the
generous donation to the University Mu-
scum, of a box Of silver ore from Nevada.
Respectfully, your obi sev't,
JOHN H. BuRLEsoN, Sec'y.
The above is in acknowledgment OF
specimens collected from all our leading
mines. II late or former residents of other
Eastern States would follow the example
OF Messrs. Stevenson and Mimic, the COL
lepe museums Of the older States would
soon have in their collections, cabinets
that would afford q permanent ADVERTISE
ment of country, addressed directly to
precisely q class Of young men whom we
need here, to continue and improve the
developing processes Of the country. II
ia well known, moreover, or should De-
that every College Commencement in the
East there is a great influx Of visitors from
all parts Of the country-in attendance on
the exercises of the day. And these are
of the most intelligent Of the land. They
visit the Museum Of the Institution, as a
matter Of course; and a cabinet from Ne
vada would be Of great interest to them,
and the proportionate, prospective oenent
of their examinations Of such a collection
can be correctly estimated by all our
readers. Let men Of the Middle and New
England States follow this good example.
Nevada is indebted largely to Messrs,:
Stevenson and Mimic for their manifested
interest and public spirit as citizens OF our
county. And, by the way, we are in
formed that a splendid set Of specimens is
about being gathered for the Paris Expo
sition. Let every one take an interest in
making this cabinet worthy Of the Silver
Commonwealth. lar-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

STATE JouRSAL.-The new afternoon m.
per, published in Carson city, by Mr.. McEl.
vain, is to appear to-day for the frs, time
II has our good wishes.
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Attention!

A LIST FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO A
"A Fund to DO expended In celebrating the
arrival Of Head Center Stephens, In New York,
will bs open tonight, at Liberty Hose Company
House, No. /; and on tomorrow TUESDAY
NIGHT there will DO o meeting Of the Circle.
Friends o fIreland now that we are all united,
rally for the glorious cause.
BY order Of the Circle.
J. E. MURPHY, Center.
J. L. SwASEY, Acting Secretary.
Gold Hill, May II, 1866. myl4 q
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"GooD blood will show ITSELF" as the
old lady said when she was struck with
the redness Of her nose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14
Notice to Voters !

THE TINE FOR THE REGISTRATION OF
L the names Of the Qualified Electors In Dis.
tricts Nos. / and Q, ofTownshlp No. 3 Gold Hill,
prior to tho Municipal Election 10 DO held on tho
9TH day Of June, 1866, for tho election Of Town
Ofacors, will expire at Fix o'clock P. ". on the
oath day Of May, 1866.
w. N. HALL, Registry Agent.
Qold Hill. Neyada, MAY II, 1866, ml4 to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

SAN FRANcIsco, May Al P ".
steamer Arrival-Bombnrdment Of
Valparaiso.
The steamer Golden City arrived this
morning, with mails and passengers.
She brings news Of the bombardment
of Valparaiso by the Spanish feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

MADAME de Stael says: "Architecture
is frozen music"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14

A spRNDTHRIPT's purse, like an uneasy
thunder cloud, is always lightning.
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Births.

.NDERSON-In Gold Hill, May 18th, to tho
wife Of H. 8. Anderson, q son.
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,rrcI,L DISPATCH TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.