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MhHION ASHFORD. Trustee.
ccS6s GREEN & MlLITANS Aucts
by GREEN & WILLIAMS,
buctio0Cers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner OF 9TH and y street,,
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhAh hs1 AIk ON aTH STREE"' ROAD.

TRUsTEE' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hfAL hs1AGk On sTH SrREE"' ROAD
MEhK fOl NEAhl STREET, IN TuE COIN
~ Or NA>ElSGToN, D c.
"a by virtue Of deco CT trIst from Nicholas
;'.F Lochboehler ard his wife. Car1liue L,CrH-
49, Do ehler q the subscriber dated Iash Say 81
Sep.enlber. A. ID. lc5., AID recorded AMONGST m.
!aEd records q the county CT Washington in tho
il,'iiSt q tcICiHbia, il LiUer X N Al 30 IA
longs 49, ard le3 l Will sell. at gnbIc Auctiep
On Tie premises, on WEDNESDAY. the ith d&y ..
november 1875, ~ C'clock ~ all that piece or
parcel Of ground situsre and fing in the county
OF Nasbirgton, IN the Distric Columbia being
pert Of tIsct of Isno known IS Mount Pleasant
part OF Mount Pleas 81 :, rec led in Liber >. A
. NO -, iollo =, Cue = lac land records OF said
conpiy, a. Lot % ~ said lot heiIg CO.. tainea
within the rnetes and hounds IS laid down in said
Plat or plan Of said subdivision o. saii part OF
Mount Pie ssant. together win the buildings i'm
proponents, tights privilege, and appuTtsnances
Terms: one third q the purchase money cash;
r. sidue m six sni twelve months: -LB deferred
pay neHtseo bear iReTest from thu DAY Of sale Rps
secured bg deed OF tTust On tue premises soda
All conVeyanciDg and stamps at purchase cost
: down at time # sale.
Ii the purchaser ffil tC comply with The terms o.
sale within I'VE days from the day e sale no
properly sAa be TssCit, a iis cost and fisk uron
Il n CAVE notice. John j LILLIAN Trustee
oc6-dtds GBEEA a WILLIAMS. Arcrs
kYJ q. wHESLE8 8 Co Ancii5T--Ts,
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ID ABctoueers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. $40, Southeast csrner Off aud ID streets

hBcffOueers AMI Real Estate 8rokers.
No. $40, Southeast csrner of7th aud ID streets.
VALUABLE REtE Es T%rEES FIRST WARD
- On MoNHhY, the t "a day of November
.hall s. Let 30 S az ea sSs Sn
being q feet inches front by ~ feet deep
Improvements, consisting OF well. built two stspv
ns,ck nSos., g nlsiniLs seven rooms, With me
Penney wants avenue an l. street north
Terms: one-third cash; lslance in Elk, twelve,
interest. and secured by a deed of trust on lie
premises. All conveyancing and rsvesue stamps
al inc Cos, oil the purchaser. Sioo down at tue
&C 2i-d GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts.
kY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
~ Anctioneers and Beat Estate Brokers,
No. 326, southeast corner 9TH and streets
TIE MOST IXTENsIvE STOCK OF HARD.
WAhE AND AGRIOULTUkAL IMPLEMESFs
fRf nh 9 81 EeIIn EHk SALE IN Tln Dis
So ON ThTEs6. !, the HH sth Of Of = Sovem.
~ SerI next a. We s win eel, a. the Ware
kEsS, opposite The CENTRE Market. I'm street
menong At 70 oeo.R ssd On. oS, me cana. CON
to sDS day Sn, al !, ssd TIE largest
tuf. Implements ever O. dfessS sor and As.iea
OF ashington As the stock il well kpexn ~ IL
Oh t5e nost superior Quality and greatest variety
We eseih ~ unnecessary 10 enumerate but vouh
mention p,d IN paIt-c,.,- "'''o
Corn Planters, N owing aud ResSinS Machine.
Tire Blenders, Large Platform ami otber &C a.
cutn pd Foxes, Corn sholers. scythes, and
With large lot Of other Agricultural Implements.
n large and general assortment of Builders,
Hardware. such ms
Locks. Hinges. Nsils
kdee Tools md Cutlery.
ALSO.
Blacksmiths', Wheelwrights'- MschiGists', Car
penters', 9ihners and Butcher Tools
The Hardware u erchsnts of Alexandris. Georee
town, ssd Washington, Farmers and Builder in
respectfully invited TO this eafe as the stock -
large and will Re positively sold without ressrx.
ard the sale will be worth, their Attention NV
Terms of sale: All sums OF and under Ssl c..h.
over, and not exceeding sion, Q credit 81 s;vtr,
esys over Sl,e, ninety days, for uotes IN n, 10y
Of credit. bearing interest from day OF AZ n.os
~ scared By CITY endcrsers.
oc23d GREEN WILLIAMS. Apct.
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JAY COOKE 3 CO..
BAHKI
FIpfEHNYH STREET, OPPOSITE TlIAUny
Buy and - stcerrent market rates, and
soastanty OIL hand full supply Of eli
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sryEE-TBI8TIKs. SeMPouHu
INTEREST MOTIFS.
order. for STOCKS, BONDS, 3d., executed
end collections d sde on all aoosssihls poina.
ma If
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CONSTABLE SALE.

1NUNSTABLk SALE.
BY virtue OF al execution. issued bv }. c Cox.
justice of he Peafe. 20 me directed have ssiZ~a
And taken One TWO MAST BOAT. aud wiz sell
at public suction, on MONDAY, the p day IF No
yemher. 1873. al . o'clock = m. fNr cash, ~
Godey's Wharf, near Book Greek Bridge, Gee rgs-
town.
JAMES McGUIRE.
JOSEPH DAW (atLsw
&C 94-eoatS G.. n CLAGETT. Constable.
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AUCTION SALES.

Rl Nk. L.. WALL Il co, Arrtfonser.,
- Original Hsree q ad Cs-risee Rsyaa-.
80 Louisiana avenue, between sIh aud lofh streets
LABGI SALE or HuKsEs, MULES, CAR
RTAGES. &r
~ On SATURDAY MORNING., O-tober 81.
l~y conms DeinR At 20 ocl.ck ~ will sell, 1t
- cur Bszasr, large stock Of dorses, Jar
risges, Bus ies. &c Including about
FIFTY HORSES AMI ACLHs
PALE BLACK CARNAGE HORSES. Carriage
sno Hnrn.ss, bslon. lag 10 - Gentleman having
10 further use for them.
Also.
Nine Cool Work and Saddle Horses and Mares
from Frederick county.
also,
Two new splendid Family Carriages hull! to
New and Second. hand Uarrisges Bagg ies W az sns
Harness, Saddles. &c, 1T private sale.
oc?9 W. l. WALL 90 Arcts.
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TIE PROPERTIES OF
DE. RAILWAYS PILLS.
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& list NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.

4 LEST NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTOE.
u OoOEE, tef Jay Cooke q Co., y Prssadsrs
NA. s. HUNTINGTON, Csshiey,
GOVERHNENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT CT THH USITSL
STATES,
lSn s,TisI, cfPcSi.s The Tysasary Ds,sytssss s
eo5srLner. Securities with Treasurer U,is,
atstes,
81 ONE MILLION DOLLAgS.-s
We bug aud sell all Glasses Of 90 FEANME6.
SECURITIES ct current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and nsats Collsessss.
NALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rBI
rNITED STA TES.
We purchase Governments Vouchers On In.
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give cars
ful attention to
ACCO UNITS OF b USINESs LEN ssa FIR Nj
and to Any other business entrusted to N.
FULL IMPORTATION In regard to 0OVERE
hEET LOANS at ali times oheerfulIy furnished.
YIN g. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
washin gton, d arch ~, 1865. pnt
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CONSTABLE SALE

By virtue OF three executions issued bv John O.
Coz, IN the 18th day Of October, 1893 aysust
Smith Thompson IN favor OF J ohm Y Bridget
have seized and taken two Bay Horse aoi two
sets of Harness, cue four wheel wagon-all Of
which will cell sell at pubic anciion, on SAT
URDAY. the 2tth day Of October ISIS. for cash, az
Jebn Z. Cocks Livery Stable. a. II O'c'scs 10
'oc 10 cost Z. II. CLAGETr, Constable.
The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
rrtl SA1CRDAl, 3lst, same hour at Wallis
Bszssr
oo 24-oost C. II CL.cETT, Constable.
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ID Late clerks with Jas. q. NcG1uire 20 4
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue And ne,
street, Star Office Building, Az
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DROPOsALs FOB MINED VEGETABLES

Ofcs, DTot ConImi ssary Of Sabsistfros. Z
Va tIHEfOn ID e October 81 lsS
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
AT this Oftce ON TUESDAYS. Thursda and SatiIr
days at Il NJ ofesch week for selling aboat $40 600
pounds American Desicated Mixed Vegetables, ana
about AZ " pounds French.
They win state the kint, qssntity, AMI amount
offered for each they desire to purchase
&C ~ 3taw2w q BELL, II. g A.
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AUCTION SALES.
TONIC RROW i.

TOMORROW.
~: ss:s: s',s .; ass ~ ~
lStar Once buildingD
1So H1SpErp sSGstyy INT
OF rsibtY AH HGSsfsa. SSe,os., - $, IL
viii sell for soesept Of whom may ocncern n. rs
Bale Of Hay. twill lie sold in lOis tOsutPur-
Oes6d COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
RY CocPKk LATlMGk, Auctfoneers,
~ tLsie clerks with J. q. Mcclure %. D
street. Star Once Boiidins. ' '
AND LtBkakY FSRSiTUsE. TCssf.h
NAM ESHiIISlTw EfskeffiStss, t sasiss a tsP
he5t5ssssshsStsshI sFE GF rAsnrs, A NO
On WkbSrspsY MORNING ~.
rS. Fl Is sse c oss, at toe var,
and D street We .h al ssh, f By c.tso saSe
his tntte sioeA Of fatlor an Chsuaber Crni,1Is,
Ecsewood Psrlor saite; sphols,erei in dark ng.
wa,uSt ed P sk brs ssi,. S s.sen.1
Wall 1t PsrlO, Suit Gothic Pattern, upholstered
Walnut P.rlOr Suite, upholstered in Blue Rep. 6
pisCesl
Walnut HSircIoth Psrlor Suite. - piece.
Library Scite Turkish pattern, uph Jlsterel IN
Crimson Rep "a sieCes
Superior ROEew God aro NJ sroe-Top Tables
koseweo ID, Walnut and Oak Hall Cnai7s
Turkish Lounges. ib Green Rap Turkish Chairs
Walnut snd Oak Lounges. Rocking Chairs
Elegant " all ut bookcases
WsInu! and hAboeasy EieseIes
Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers
MAGNIFICENT Solid Walnut CANOPY Beds.esis
MaCnif cent Rose rocd Beds e.ds
Nery SUP Tor Walnut Bsdsteads
Solid Rosewood, " alput. and Mahogany Dressing
R6Ivaus. with rench piste Mtrr,rs
Solid Rosewood, Walnot, and Mahogany Wash
STANDS
Solid bosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany Ward
rohss
Walnut Marble top sitetoards
Walnut ENtsusion Dining Tables, &c &c.
Terms $50 and under cash that amount
a credif # ~ aud - days, TOR approved eniOrs q
notes. bearing interest.
COOPER LATIMER, Aucis.
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vALgABEl LIBRARY At AUCTION.

November 2, 1858. mencing at O 'cjocE y W
shal sell, BY cstalogae very large coIlsc,i /,
Of Books. In all the departments Of lifrrstu.au
many o! them rare aud scarce. Terms cash afe'
ccI-dH C00PER &LATIMER Ant.
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wewouId CAL the attention az the public genAr-
ally to this safe. the Furniture all being &C Mr.
Kirby . own make. whose reputation Is well know N
e. the citizens OF Washington.
Persons having articles with Mr. kirbg for re-
pair are Motif ed 70 call fer the same before day
of SALE otherwise thew i'll ne sOld to pay charges
&C y dSds COOPER LATIMER AuCts
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the Acme Of Medical Science
gs ACHIEVED IN THE WONDERFUL
DISCOVERY OF NEW hKDI.
CINAL PRINCIPLES
DR.. RAILWAYS
PERTECT PUEGATIvE PILLS.
COATED WITH SWEET GUM.
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tSG }. u. NHEELER & co. Ancfi org-rs
~ No. oil Louisiana avenue. btt 6th Rud Tth sts
opposite SeaIon noust.
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The present CONVENTION shan 20 into feet
Immediately on the exchange Of rattiica,4 IONS.
aud saan continue IN force for tn years. II
neither party shall have given 10 the other sax
months prsNious notice Of ITS intention IA, = TO
terminate the same II shan fur' her remain m
force until the end OF twelve months after
ellher Of the contracting parues shan have
ciNrn nutIce 70 The othnr OF 81 n il,.Lu1E.
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1914.

g.. l.. WILD, formerly Tuner Of -~
Knate,s, and subsequently Of Stein ~
BIO & Piano Store, Ssi iisS .sr. . Ssyss, Pa.
avense and street, still gives special s.teo,tcn
tnsed. and fer sale. Pianos for sale, rent ~ eI.
change. % d "
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l. 1t is expressly agreed, that 4 person who
under the FIRST article, - 70 D. held a al
ado ted CITIZEN Of the Ctnsr state on his re- ara
TO his C1ginal country cannot b. ma L. pan.
ishabie for the Act OF emirrati0a itsalf no
even though al ia-e- day he should haze los
his sdUTf.d citizenship.
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EY GREEN WILLIAMS,
W Auctioneers az Real estate Brokers.
No. $50 Southeast corner cf seventh and u sts

s1N GRIM 4 WILLIAMS
H AuotIoneeT- snt Real Estate Brokers'
No. 52S, soUtLeas. corner 1th and ID s.Ieet,
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10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctfoneers
ID date Clerks with J. q. Mcclure 4 Do
Southwest corner Pa. avenue AND llth street
tStar Office EUi,dilgl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-05
ALL o r

AL l. o ER
The world people Of sense and observation-disclosures
PLANTATION BrTTERs.
Dy.pspsia, with Its symptoms, Headache. Heart
burn, FeycrishLips Bad Breath, Ballow Complexion.
&c, can be cured by using PLANTATION BirfERs.
This Is the mort successful tonlc OF tho age
Young, mlddle-aged and oil, are delighted with us
The first trial always has a marked good effect.
No change OF diet u necessary. Eat all you wish,
OF the best and most nutritious food
II Is the greatest cure ever khoWn Tor an over
loaded and distressed stomach. Whichit relieves
WeEpow that VIC have tho best and most popular
medicine In the world. We are not afraid TO show
what II 10 composed OF.
PuYsICfASs ARE COMPELLED 10 II.
CiiisAYh BAkk has been celebrated for over two
hundred Years, and was sold during the reign or
Louis XVI, King OF France, for the enormous price
OF lu own weight IN silver. II 10 remarkable Tor
Dyspepka, Pevcrs, Weakness. Constipation, &C.,
CIscIRILLL BLRR.-for Dlarrhea. Cole, and DIS
eases OF the stomach and bowels.
DANpIIIoS.-For Inflammation OF the Lolns ana
DropsIcai Affections
CIaonILH FLowERs.-E For cnfeeOledd digestion. :,
LLyINpER FLOwKRs.-Aroniatlc, stiilulant anu
~tonic-hIghb InyIgorating In nervous debility.
WINrERGREEN For Scroflla, rheumatism, &c;
ASIsE.-An aromatic carmlnauyo; creating nesh'
muscle and milk: much used by mothers nuIslng.
Also, clove-buds. orange, caraway' corlanher'
snAkc.root. &C.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-05
Town Trustees.

Town Trustees
Tho Board met At a o'clock P. NJ,
May 4th. Preseut-Mcssrs. Blanchard,
RiorJen, Day. and President Hayes.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
werc read and approved.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered. issued John Scan
Ian, work on streets, Sll0 II. Dono-
van, work on streets, 5000; Liberty
Hose Co., rent and oil, SOS W. Nc
Namara, work on streets, $3.50 John
Tohull, work on streets, $50.
The following were referred to Finance
Committee W. Mesghan, S225; G.
Mahouoy John Hill, (coin) S63 l6;
Geo. Hunt, (coin) $50.
The Street Committee reported the
nuisance complained Of by the water
being turned ont oil sewer into tho
street near the Yellow Jacket hosting
works, having been sbrted. They 70.
ported in favor Of giving the Marshal
authority to put on au extra maj on
the streets ii deemed necessary-igreed
TO.
The Board proceeded to open scaled
proposals for building the water hume,
which were as follows d. X. Harris.
per foot, So 10; J. T. Allen, 50. 10; &.
Wall, 81 45 c. W. Sulzbaeher, Sl+;
]. W. Fisher, So so; D. W. Noe, 81 5O5
w. B. Harris, 50 81 J. \. G. Moore,
81 so; Meredith L LA Revierre, 81 10;
Mcmillan, Chisholm & Co., 50 20.
The bids of d. X. Harris and McMil-
Ian, Chisholm h Co. being the same, viz:
81 10 per foot, the parties by mutual
agreement consolidated their bids and
proposed to take the contract under the
firm of Harris / Mcmillan at the same
rate-S3 10 per foot.
On motion, the contract was awarded
to Messrs. Harris & Mcmillan, they being
the loves, bidders. Ayes, Msssrs. Day,
Blanchard, Riordenand President Hayes.
On motion, il was ordered that the
bonds to be issued in payment Of the
work should he 81, OO0-a portion pay
able when half the work is done, II
the balance At its completion.
\. petition was received from the Of
ticers Of the Imperial-E5npire Shaft Com
pany, asking special police powers be
conferred on Mr.. John Nswhouse, night
Waterman at the works.
On motion, the prayer ofthe petition
ers was granted, and the power con-
ierrod so long as he remains in the em-
ploy OF the company rs said ~watchmaa.
On motion, il was ordered that the
Marshal be authorized to appoint Tour
special policemen TO serve during the
German May Festival, May 10th and 18th,
at no expense TO the towu.
The Marshal's report for the Quarter
ending March 3lst, was received and re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Adjourned.
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CHAaLss DICKENS says, "I have Of
.sn siS sSOa. I'D Men IL issosiss sSS'
in the face. Don't trust that conven-
tioual idea. z Dishonesty will stare hon
esty out OF c~ountenance amy day in the
week If there Is anything TO be got"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-05

BuLLiox.-aold Hill lBmuch Assay
Office Of E. Rulling& Co, received this
morning for melting and assay, lO,47
ounces crude bullion. -yup.a .-"snasG
LIBERTY Hosrs ooxpAsH.HrhO regu-
lar monthly meeting Of this Company
will be held on Wednesday evening,
May 9Th. ''.. cut s's 200.
BuLL,oS.-C. Wisg..d 6Go., Of Gold
Hin. received thi, morning, for melting
and assay, 1914 ohuces crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-05
pRoCRRDJNGs OF THE UNION
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
a'rOREY COUNTY. W. ut' . ##

Q co.. ..|.|.N a. . -. ~. - .N r. . '.#..a
Al a meeting OF the Committee, held last evening.
u,s ptlowlns proposition was submitted:
The undersigned, members OF tho Union party OF
Stony county, for tho purpose OF preventing any,
distraction Of tho party BY internal contests. oased
uponIndivIdual preferences for q United STATES SEN
atOr: % reRIovei all apprehenslons or unlairness In
our nrimarIcs by, which the success OF tho party
might be OndangerL 70 enable cach member ol the
party 10 express his choice for Senator by a direct
vote. and 10 prevent the Senatorial question from
practically controlling, ~ heretofore. the selection
Of candidates for State aud county Offices. 10 inu-
!nslIs.:rss 70 :, re e. i SiGISI mem a,0 SS az Il ss sSnIiay iSf
said onicc, aud Of dctcrminlng the vote thereon 2,
the members u tho LEGISLATURE to be elected In said
county at the ensuing election:
FIrst-Wc will vote for no person for Delegate 70
the Comfy Convention who has not signed thh
agreement. and. who shall not pledge himself 70
carry out strictly is 'prOvisions IN respect 70 sAiu
'Sseeona4Thc Delegates chosen TO The County Con.
ycntion shall. before making any LEGISLATIVE nomi'
nations, Hiopt the fOllowln. resolutions:
~, RssoLvED, That the Legislative .nonlnees OF
this Convention are instructed; and are required TO
PPledaSS S, rs Sa,ss " othsrw dnS, fSt The ossns 81 Uhitsd
States senator, so long as he Enaii oea sAndslate.
Inc perion designated Is the choice OF he. Union
'c "S ttti,ss Srt sensrslssectioa eseh Union yotor
who may. 70 choose shall hayc written ospsinsed
asiss iSlsasts % y tsereat nIled, t SS, sor 10 n /. sSr
snd Tie psrsanwhoee name shall TINS DO placed
nnoSths ANGST nunnbe Of tickets shali BE- Sonsid-
sI,si tile, choice OF the. Union party, OF this county
for aJd position. ald shAil receive the support ofthe
I"vi.Jatly delegation az above stated. Lsy .1,gj :
ia ticket shall be cmnllcrcd. q Union ticket
which votes for the Union Presidential Electors AMI
FOR moi less than eleven QI) Of the Legislative nomi-
= T6inlsNo bef.on shailbc nominated for nc .hsgis:
l.t,rc by Inc Convention until he shnll have pledged
himself to.abide by the foregoing resolution AMI 10
obey ia lnAtfictiUnk- " hN4
r~oourth-Th SAID Convention shall preschbe the
mode OF counting SAID votes for the Office OF Senator
ani OF declaring ~onicially the result hereof
Nhrn 1=iH 8 IGN ALA Ap"y
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IxPEriAL-EuPrRx.-The water was re-
duced to below the level Of the track
floor Of the west drifts night before last,
so that drifting was recommended, but
so much more water was encountered in
the Imperial drift, that but little pro-
gress could be made, Ycsterd day after
noon one Of the water hosting tanks
was accidentally run up to the top OF
the callows frame, aud the safety hook
Gi~sconnccting itself, the tank, contain
ing 400 gallons Of water, fell with fright
tul velocity 900 feet to the stump at the
bottom of the shaft. As might be snip
posed, the tank was pretty essentially
smashed up, aud there being but one
left in use, the water soon gained so last
that work in the drifts had to be aban-
doned for the present. In order 10 al
low these tanks to fill on being lowered
into the water in the shaft, the safety
attachment Of the cages has to be pre-
vented from acting, otherwise this tank
would have been stopped at the top OF
the frame instead OF dropping down The
shaft.
THsy WILL SHELL ARouSD.-A gentle
maiden of forty-fye, gushing as " Eve
pound waterfall, and tender rs . Spring
chicken Of the maternal ssge-hen, re-
marked to a married lady friend the other
day, "Ahi my doar Mrs. Jones, why
don / YOU have boiled pork and Spring
onions some day for dinner, and invite
me to eat with you7 Oh | I do so de-
light in boiled pork and onions; you
can't think. But then, after all, 1t
wouldn't do /; | go so much into compa-
nv, and I wouldn't have n gentleman
smell my breath for the world. | never
couR keep n gentlemsn's noso away
from my mouth when I'd been eating
onions. The. naughty fellows, they will
smell, you know. Eve n good mind to
eat some, anyhow, just to a~ggravate
the rogues." ~.
PirRas' opxRI Housr.-"The Willow
Copse" was the attraction again at the
Opera House last evening, and was as
well performed as at its previous presen-
%tations. Tonight will be presented the
great play Of "The Chimney Cor
Hoor - a~r,r.at;z.d from Dickeus' novel
~ ,a ssm. name Mr. Couldock will
,a,s ,he character Of peter Probity, in
which he has no equal in the United
States, and Miss Couldock will appear
rs Grace Emery, Thayer as Mr.. Charles
Chiefly, Burbank IS Solomon Probity,
Sparrow aaSiftsr, and Fsony HANKS a.
Patty Probi,y. The entertainment viu
~ wh;ch Rnrbonk Tuers. Woodland aud
Sn.,,nw nor,;r,;l,r,y di,tiuraish them
-. H.. ,.an.j of thrilling inter-
"RkSo."-lt was decided TO name
tho new town nj Lakes Crossing on the
Trnck,e. aReno," instead Of "ArRen-
ts." as at FRS. talked of. Argenta was
m, .nre,,iest and most appropriate
name but Reno is pretty enough, how
ever, aud moro easily written. We are
willing TO allow il to be called Reno,
the moro especially a. whoever u
it had sense enough not 10 lack city
to its name, a h~aekneyed, a~ggsaSaangY
useless appenuage, neaI'y 49,
proving to be more OF a oa''es9ue '"
Rsno merit Saturday. See advertise
mont. a.
rrx,As ELEcr,os.-At a meeting Of
a.. v;,.;nia Circle, Feniau Brother
n t~S hold n, the Dis.rie. cour. room
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-05

A GENTLEMAN 10 Western New York
manurss his grape vines by buryiug at
the roots the 'carcassss OF dead cats. A
decided Oat-awba favor, he thinks, Is
thus impaired to the grapes. nH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-05

VIRGINIA CRY ELIcrioS.-The cleo.
tiou for city officers At Virgins, yester-
day, resulted In the majority of tho
Democratic ticket being elected By a
much smaller majority than was antic-
ipated, in fact J.. G. Currie was re-
elected Mayor by only siIty-ivc major
ity, being a majority Of ffty-oue less
than he had last year. As usual, the
C~opperheads loft no means u~nadopted,
fair or foul, to carry their ticket. there
fore such q hmcntahle falling off must
be anything but gratifying to Thorn.
Tho following is a complete and correct
exhibit Of the vote On this occasion