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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS,
Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTO.
- rey, District Attorneys Office,
Notice ofSuits Commenced.

Notice ofSuits Commenced.
To the following named defendants, and to all
owners Of or claimants of the real estate and
improvements thereon; or improvements when
assessed, separately, hereinafter described. known
or unknown.
You nrc hereby notified that suit has BEEN
commenced In the Justices Court, Gold Hill.
township No. >. by the State of Nevada plain
TN, ngainst each Of the defendants hereinafter
named, and each OF the following described tracts
or parcels OF land, situated In Gold HID, with the
improvements thereon, and improvements when
separately assessed; aud NIL owners or claimants
Of the same, known or unknown, to recover IN.
tax and delinquency ussessed TO said defendants,
against said property, for the fiscal year. com.
menclng on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A.
d 1867. and ending on the TilRTY.PIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. u. lsG7. md lint
Summons has been duly issued In each case.
And you are further Notified that unless yon
appear and answer the complaint filed In raid
cause. on or before the SIXTH DAY OF FEB
RUARY, AID 1868, at the hour Of 20 o'clock a.
~, Judgment will DO he taken against you ami
the real estate and improvements herein d."
scrIbed for the amount Of tax and delinquency
specified, and cost Of suit:
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE TO INVALIDS!

LII PERSONS WHO HAVE no HOME
n nor place where they can receive the at'en.
tion necessary TO their comfort, when III, can
hnd At the County Hospital comfortable private
rooms where they will be attended upon BY kind
and experienced nurses, and will be supplied
with everything necessary 10 their comfort.
THE ROOMS are entirely separated from "
Wards occupied by the INDECENT sick. ,yoS-
The Hospitali IL under the care OF pI.n Sanl
Taylor streets. (ov.r Feusicr's store r.
City. every day between the hours OF - n,,S =.
u. and l P. N. Arrangements can az" ".n',oI
with Mr.. Crouch, SUPPLEMENTARY Tue hSSpstns,'
who can always be found al tue osPi'"
inna CHARGES mnieratr. W'''-
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NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned. under the
name and style Of BARNES ~ WINTERS, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
r. @. BARNES.
JOHN ID. WINTERS.
aold Hill, Jan. q, 1868. tyaoim
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TnE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
L that the following Certificates Of StCckin the
Alpha @. II. Mining Company, were this day
sold Mt public auction, to the highest bidder, for
assessments. In front Of the Company's office, in
Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada, according to
public notice, In conformity with the bylaws Of
the Company and laws of Nevada, and are here.
by cautioned against purchasing or negotiating
for said stock, ns tho same wlllno be transferred
by the Secretary:
Names. Cert. Sis. Shares STA.
Fraak Hereford ..... 500. .....4.............4
Henry Kastan. .......66S.. .i.............i
Geo. II. Finn, -'rusteessl. .....i.............4
LEWIS GOODWIN, Secretary.
Gold Hill, ]. n. 20. ls6s. Iy2l.tf
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htkohktuS
Owuerk.

avery r., lOt ~, Dlock Il rHiBt W. uoiu
Hni. .eIOG Z.
Barry James. unsurveyGd portion ofland
above American Flot roHi. adjoining lot
80. block !, range .................. 5@
Ball + 7, part oflot 81. block ]. range IL. 10 6s
range 5a
Barstow Susan A, lot 5, block 9, range r. 81 W
lot 10, block ]. range o. ls 81
Briggs John Doe, lot -, block G. range c 45s
Callihan Mat, lot 30, block |, range o.. 3 o.
Carroll f., lot II. block 6, range d.. ,
Dohle John n III offs ! and S "a Of N lot
10. block 6. range .................. ls 30
Floyd, improvements on Caledonia Com.
,pany''s Ground. . %
Flemmlng J. J. lot "a, block l.. range o.. Is %
Fitzpatrick N, lot 50. block 8, range D.. IL 90
Farrell james, improvement. lot 70, block
Gagnon J Is, lot 9, block 8, rGnge De-. 10 30
HambliD o, lot IL. block Z, range D.. 6 10
Hsarley Michael. lot on n T. side Of Tuh.
mol Toi!roadio feet more or l'ss block
l., range u 70
Rowland, lot 4, block 4, range E.......... 4S 80
Huchins James. lot 90, block ]. range L.. Q -
LRfrr Alfred. lot 90, block | range D.. ~ &C
:" lot ~, block /, range d.. IS (s
Lincoln Daniel, improvements on lot 50.
block g, range D............ 500. = Of
Mayor james. lot lie, block l.. range D.. Is %
Mcdonald J D., lot I2. block l. range q. 80
Murdy WIN, lot "a. block "A, range u, and
lot lG, block I, range D................ 10 %
Nelson & Deahan. Old Michigan works,
block /. range 81 %
New York & Nevada Co. lot 81, block ],
rnuge l55 81
Parker Thomas, lot !, block !. range o.. 81 ~
4" " lot 3s. block /. range o.. Is %
Z" lot 10, block /. range o.. 0 10
pstien Patrick, lot 81. block J, range F.. IS
Z" lot u. block 7, range d.. @ 10
Piandy John. lot IL, block {, range d..
Roach Amos. eco feet Of lot 80. block @,
range VI
range IL %
Swnncy J l., lot 6, block 3, range D...... 30 81
Sclterr Frank, lot opposite Bullion works IL ~
white John. 20 feet east Of Tunnel Toll.
road block /. range ................ %
WIN. W. BISHOP,
District Attorney.
p. MULcAHY. Sheriff.
December 2s. 1861. dr2s.3Od.
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TO III
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES:
Dr. Gibbons DiSpcnsary,

S1S XEARSY STREET.
VlU Cor. Commercial. san
Francisco cstablishediu 1854,
for the treatment of sexual
and seminal Diseases, such as
Gonorrhea, elect. structure,
Syphilis in all its forms. semi.
nal Weakness, lmpoteney,I
etc, skin Diseases OF years,
standing) and liberated Legs,
successfully treated.
DOCTOR GIBHON Aasthe'
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BeIchcr Compnny-Asscs.ment No.

Belchcr Compnny-Assessment No.
tice.-Notice Is hereby given, that ut n meeting
ofthe Trustees Of said company, held this day,
m assessment Of Fifteen dollars (sl5) per
share was levied on each and every share of the
ately to the Secretary, nj the Office Of the com.
pany, Virginia. Nevada, in United States gold
coin. Any stock On which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, january "a, 1868,
will be advertised on that day an delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on Friday, February %, 1865, to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost Of
advertising and expenses Of sale. By order Of
the Board Of Trustees.
II. BRUCKMANN, Sec'y.
". B.-Thc Charges for Advertising will
%henccforth DO 81 rs for eRch Certificate.
Virginia. New, Dec. 81, 1867. dr2s I'm
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
cooperating tho Town Of Gold Hill. Storey
county, State Of Nevada. L hereby submit Tor
nnbllcn,ion the reports Of the Clerk and Treas.
nrer' for the Quarter ending December 81. 1867,
JOHN J. HAYES.
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
Gold Hill Ian. l3, 1853.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
REPORT

OF the Treasurer OF the Tswn OF
Gold Hill, for Qunrier ending Dee.
81, 1867.
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A,,c.smout No,Icc-BeIcherN Iining

Company, Baldwin Company aud Abernathie
Company.-Notice is hereby given, that ut Il
meeting Of tho Trusted Of the above Companies,
held this day, IN assessment OF Five CsS)'Dol'
lars per share was levied on each and every
share Of the capital stock Of each Of the above
Companies, payable Immediately, to tho Sccreta.
ry, at tho Bslcher office, Virginia, Nevada, In
United States gold coin. Any stock on which
said assessment shall ronaIn unpaid on
MONDAY, January, "a. 1868, will be advertised
on that day Oh delinquent, and, unless payment
shall be made before, will DO sold on FRIDAY,
February u, 1863, to pay said delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses o fsale. By order OF the Board Of Trus.
tees, II. BRUCKMANN, Secretary.
Virginia. New, December "a, 1867. dra8.lm
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Low ehargeInnd quick cures.
Female Monthly Pills.

Ladlensuffsringfrom any complaintincIdentnl
10 their sex. can consult the Doctor with the MS.
gurance Of relief.
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TAX DELINQUENCY.
TOWN OF o L HILL
TAX.
LIST,

ATTORNEYS OFFICE GOLD
i Hill. Storey county, Nevada, December %.
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lBy Ban sers' ana Brokers Telegraph,

Lewis Johneon DO. quote stocks ana nouds
In nome and fcrsign markets as follows
NBV YORK, July 3.-tirst Board-u 8. 6's
LEI, cDupon, 113f; sass, iede, coupons, lI3x
1854, coupon, IfOf; 1855, coupons, 1IIn; Is66
conpop, new, Is3, o.2o's, iSs7, coupon, los = :
l04Gs, coupons, its 81 1O's. second, los e; 7.30's
.ippi Certihcates, 2"S; Mariposa. 4; ATTAIN tic
MaI, 81 Canton, is Cumb'i'd, 34x; Western
y: TELEGRAPH, 3iA; Quicksilver, ~: Boston
!n4; do preferred, 75A; Hudson, l39k; Readia NJ,
sea; Michigan Central, ii' 4; Michigan South
ern, ~ n; Illinois Central Is =; Cleveland and
19i Cleveland and Toledo, 1O34; Rock Island,
lt64 Fert Vague. n94; Alton & Terra Haute,
~ Toledo 4 Wabash, 47A; Adams Ex.. 53X
press, 47Xi United States Express, i6k; Mer-
chant's Union. 25; Chicago l. Alton, liz: do.
pffd, none; Gold, l403s. Market steady
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A STEAMBOAT C0LLuS,ON-PaSSEN
GERS INJURED,

NkW LONDON, July The steamer CITY OF
Bos'Oh, OF the norwich line from New York.
WAS run into last night by the steamer State of
New YORK VI the Hartford line. of the mouth
OF fhe Connecticut river, producing serious
dainagt 10 the first named boat, and i'll turing
qnitr n number OF passengers, and. il is feared,
involving the loss of three lives. The CITY Of
bOston struck midships, carrying away her
wheelhouse and upper works IN the vicinity
OF the wheelhouSe, and demolished five state
rooms. A dense fcg pre- val ed ar the fine Es-
cape fiom great loss Of life was quite provi-
DENTAL, as both bOsts were crowded with pas
sengers.
The Boston was relieved bv the steamer
City OF New London, which Remained by the
disabled boat until half-past two this morni ng
Aking on passengers and baggage. Old boat
men pronounce this the most remarkable es-
cape from great loss OF life within their recol-
iecuons. Officers OF ttR steamer New London
are entitled 20 great praise for their devotion
10 the interests OF The passengers OF the disabled
boat. Probable loss to the Boston, S7j,O0; loss
10 New York slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

BANQUET TO Hon. RxvRRDY JoHHsoN.-A
Der of the leading citizens of baltimore, rem.
resepttng the professional, mercantile and
manufacturing interests OF the State ana CITY.
was held last night al the Eutaw House for the
purpose Of deciding upon some expression of
esteem and respect for Hon. Reverdy Johnson.
Minister TO the Court Of st. James, who leaves
for his pest Of duty on the LIST Of August, The
meeting was presided over by Robert Kirkland. Il.
decided that a complimentary banouet should
be rendered to TIM distjnguished son Of Marv.
land previous 10 his departure ter Enrisnd
Comnittses OF fnanceeand arrangesuent were
Be hid on Tiesday svea6g next. Bal Sas.
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LADIES LIST.


-. ,AmASseStt Abbott Ann; Andrews Annie Mrs.; Arm
r9-Bell A Mrs; Bersers Alice; Bailey Corn ).
Hn; Brown Charity Arsi Bell Esther; BurS
Stsxsesth Are; Brown y Mrs.; Bal ey Harry q
Mfs, Brown John Mrs.; Duskirk joan ns: Han
Ssck Molie Ars; Bartlett Mary Mrs; Bender VI
r. Mn biseiow lathe y Mrs; Booker Marths:
nSraae{ Mssrtha z; Bryant nAiild. Mrs; Burdine
ne I Kssy Brown Tsddis: Beard ii M. Brown osr
C-Cooper Charlotte; Chrondsu Emily: c,,,.
Mrs: Mnr c9ssss. .1I,ns tIP4i GSiey Ar.; Ooanor
Grown yss Nh Carr hssry p II Ers: Chsndisr
Sss:s See. III r.. a 6s. SS,,S $40 a;;
nall Clare .; DayenDort Dora Mn; Da1 ESii,
veE LS.; -; pry pprsry 1ay ,, pung.a Mary.
E-ffsIIhn,.. E-ffEIIh,.sof Jennie; tdfsrton nsy. 4
Forrest Eiis.bssA tsrsI Helen yolaIEI.s;
nsA p. as., eeli Ford Jennie, Foster Hassie M~;
GMeiSson G. sisso Cssssrin. s. Nm; er., rn,. ~.
Greer flors; Srsat ooreos nisgi Garden Mart
-. II SSdnez lisscriti Gedvin Mari. Hns; Gre.
'of H-hsS SSs Ssses 3: h.ls: h.: ana SrisT ToA' n..
Hyd. G:.r. Hsrds Sers A Hssi.assy ayhss . sS
B2s Ellen Hanmond Geo y M: asrdinS Hsrr;,
sf nrs;Haii John J nrs; 1art Jane Nrs; Hosas
need nery . Mrs: Horn 1sry ID; Hsvses fiti1
,J-yohnses Css.ie ns; Jscis,l Siisa NJ:
sonn:sI xan s !fos ~: Jsris' ns.sfa Jshos as
X-Kesiy Este nrs; Ku,sman vonu.
A-Lstton Ciara. tafeste Emma; Lee Fanny;
lee q " 1n; bscy Ltzxte; Lloyd 1ary : Nu;
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paper r6 Oms, &s., are spaeiou, and complete
In the mammoth building.
The National Committee to-day declined 20
have Felix McCluskey made Sergeant-at-
Arms. This is an awful blow to poor Felix,
who has held that position for ten years.
Montgomery Blair, Chauncey Snow, Of the
IHteBigeRcer, e1.Mayor Berr,t, Owen Thorn,
X. X. Elliott and others. are here from Wash.
ington. Yesterday the morning train was COM
posed of fifteen cars, aud was two to three
hours behind time. Il ran off the track at
Havre-de-Grace, throwing Mr.. Snow, Young,
of the TritHas, and Adams, of the World, who
were standing on the platform, into the ditch
beside the track. No one was hurt.
Vallandigham is here, but rs very quiet.
It is very hot. Thermometer 90 deg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

Z. RAID or RAFTsMKN ON W WRsTRRN Town
Last Wednesday afternoon q number Of RATS
men stopped az Alma, Iowa. a small town on
the Mississippi river, and having drank much
whiskey, demanded more. Fearing the oonse.
quences. the saloon keepers refused to give
them any, and in their rage the raftsmsn pro
ceeded 10 the task OF demolis hing every drink
ing establishment IN the place. This was soon
accomplished, when they attacked the stores
and private dwellings, and robbed, beat, and
maltreated the inmates. The county Sheriff
and his deputy attempted 10 restore order, but
some OF the raftsmen drew their revolvers and
shot him and his companion dead, and then
nred promiscuously into the crowd. dangerous.
ly woundlng number OF others. The German
citizens al last constituted themselves INTO q
vigilance committee, and proceeded to clean
out the in INVADERS.
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FROM EUROPE TODAY, BY CABLE.

LONDON, July 3-Forenoon-Consols for
money, e5 on account, a5S; u. 5. Bonds, % 4:
Erie, ASK; Illinois Central, lOI1.
FRANKFORT, July 3-Afternoon. u. S.
Bonds, Txa77x.
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-Cotton quiet Sales of
the day $500 bales: sales of the week 56 600 bales
export 1000 bales. Speculation 1900 bales.
Stock 6O30d bales. American 35a.GO bales
Breadstufs duli. Provisions quiet Others
the same.
PARIS, July 3.-Decrease Of the Bank of
France 550,oG6 francs
Lon DON, July 3.-U. s. Bonds. 73za73X
Great Western, 3is.
LIvBRPoOL, July 3.-Yarns and Fabrics at
Manchester quiet. Corn, 3js. cd. California
Wheat, lbs Barley, Is. Peas, ass. Bacon
finn.
LONDON, July 3.-Naval Stores s,eadler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

k;,.. kSm., : sssTsrs' Hrs Lancaster Mamie; Lsno,
NM eadoy Asnse c. Ma seli Anst.: Nso..
rety uellsr Carr b.. n msbcnet Hnma. Morton
snen MIS-: More. Lug, M: 8ensas noble n
sehss nsry nerthev Mis- hSulass n.rS
s..v keesoca Mrs; Matkers Sarah NJ.
McG.lk E,issheh, neLs.n Elieg n
mchenrey tsnuy ME-. No suev eeorce Ms
eep, poll ltys AcAbee Mamie; Nc aenry Ne
SSLtushi,n harsAret, McMshoa aary.
S-sssss. e~rrt A MRS.
rP.figsr Anns q. Parker Clara NJ. Patterson
.,scstn Nrrs prire Nv Mn; perham ra~nie
rsrker Henrietta Mr.. Pratt LiEIte, Psul argf
fHehR HR,nsiss n1ssi so5's5 & &'irsiniI NJ,
kioe Klmirs Rsyns 90 shins. ks,,tan , W nr..
z. koeeru sr; Robbins Lnor~tia Mr. Eir6
Martin Mrs Rtchsrds Nonie
s-ee. more An ME. sipcl air Ann Mr.: SlefxS a
" stone Bessie; Sherman q n ~, shsr~ God IN
~ hu, Smith Eums; sssyer rP Mr.. saI-b
Z I'd Lucinda; Small VOID Lsyias. smiG L,d,.
Smith Lucy Y; stephens 4 A: Saiton NJ - ssn y.
nsdona; since n srs X, sinkins Mary small sooe
msna - smith asry, sutton MARY Mrs, San
deu Olivia; shsnks Nirsirls Mr.
,-IsngAirs Arensta Mr.; Thcnson c.tr.ns
Taylor Hattie; Tovbsend Kste: rars Nsry Fr.p
O.. Iiton Mrs; fhSmpson Rseecos' Tsoson 60
-V-vernOp Clara; viveon Clsra; ya,A.Our N
W-woodbury Abhy; wentworth oosrod ~
wiIlisms Ohas Mr.; Wilson Frsncrnia. NashlE
ton Helen; walton kAfherine: Wsshisgson Msrts
Williams Mary MS William Susie 3; NikOn : n
Y-Youns BECKY; rouut Mr.; Young Mol
MlseEIL,srors -ohsrlOtse Jslis, Pam, M
Enelfne r.
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~White linen door mats, with deep fringe in
colors, are the genteel things for country draw
ing-rooms. nrf b. r
~The bricklayers on strike in Liverpool
Association. 5 hllt rfaI
n0A fellow astonished Wisconsin VILLAGE
the other day by promAnading Its streets clad
in only shirt girded BY string about his
middle. elr.
mother, in Nashville the other day, for refusing
to give her dessert after DINNER.
H0The paper boats, which have Suddenly
been put toluss for racing purposes, are likely
10 be gbnerally adopted by those who 70 IN
for daring aquatic exploits. A beat IS net
long By 10 inch beam, 70 carry 100 pounds, will
weigh, when eonplete, only - pounds, shi
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GOING TO THE CONVENTIONS

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The KeystoneClub
with band of music and banners, marched to
the wharf, sixty strong, to embark tor New
York. The Americus Club followed with
band and banners, eighty five strong all wear
ing white hats. The rear was brought up by
the Young Mems Keystone Club, Pa strong
all wearing oilcloth capes This club csrr,es
with them "A small brass field piece, with am
muniton and wagon. They presented a very
fne appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

More demand is reported for money m Eew
York, and the demand from city dealers
has IN creased, bnt balances in banks are Begin
ning % diminish under drafts from CORES
pcpdents in the interior. There il no notable
change In rates, per cent. for call loans
stock collaterals being the prevailing rate with
sxceptIous At on governments. Government
securities are weaker.
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Bsltimsre Markets, To-day.

BALrIAoRE, July 3.-Cotton Arm; Middling
Uplands, 81 cents; Flour quiet; prices nomi-
nal; Wheat dull; sales OF white az 2s5asl IS:
red, 2a&2.S0; Corn firm; white, 1 I2a&1 IS; Oats
dull and unchanged; Rye dull, at I.6.aSl 65:
FORK quiet and unchanged; Bacon less active
and unchanget; Lard dull and unchan ed
Business tomorrow will be suspended.
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MR.. CHAsE.S POSITION.

to"-He will support the Nominee OF
the Convention.
Especial Dispatch to the StarI
NEw YORK, July 3.-Ih the Fred Aiken
Chase headquarters i'll the Chandler HOUSE
parioTs, opposite Tammany Hail. (Hon. r. A.
Aiken editorial correspondent of the Cons.,-
tutioRqj Union, IN charge OF the rooms a letter
ie shown in which Chase processes not 10 desir.
the nomination, but he wishes TO have Al put on
record before nom nation is made that he Will
supIorr the nominee OF the Convention O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

TIE IMPEACHMENT IEvESTIGATtpN-THE
MANAGERS REPORr.-Gen. Buffers report on
the impeachment investigation was reported
in the House at 2 p m. to-day, aud ordered to
be printed. II starts out with q statement
of the dificulties which lay in the way
of the committees investigation. Relative
10 the raising OF money for impeach-
ment purposes, the report states that
paper was passed through the New York
custom-house, taxing employees SIS per head.
The paper was headed, I'VE, tke undersigned
our names for the cause of our country. and
are opposed to the impeachment of President
Johnson" The aast words were added to the
paper by Collector Smythe. Smythe refused
10 tell the Committee what was done
with the money collected. The
testimony Of General Egan, formerly Col
lectorof Internal Revenue, is 10 the effect that
as early as the 3Oth Of March, ft was known
10 the President that S-natuTs Fessenden.
Trunbull, GRIMES, Henderson, Fowler, Ross,
Van Winkle, and others would vote for ac-
Guta,. The COMMITTEES say that they have
testimony 10 show that Perry Fuller boasted
that ii cost him S22,OO0 TO procure the cleo
tlon OF Ross as Senator by the Kansas Legis-
lature.
CONSCIENCE MoNEy.-The following letter
was left AZ the residence OF Secretary McCuI-
Iocb:
Bon. Hx1h N Cnuoek -Sir:-Within you will
lind enclosed fifty dollars, restitution made
through aCatholic priest 10 the Government
OF the United States.
DRrATlED.-By direction of the Secretary Of
War Major General J. B. Mcintosh, Lieuten-
an, Ooionel 42d infantry, has been detailed as
member Of the Board 10 retire disabled OH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

WORKMEN DIsCHARGRD.-We are sorry 10
learn that three hundred and ninety mechanics
and laborers were discharged from Gosport
lEa.) navy-yard Oh Tuesday. We have heard
the reason assigned that the appropriation is
exhausted. This is o misfortune to happen to
these worthy men al this dull season Of the
year-.vorfOK Doy Book.
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THE NEW YORK SCHEUNENFEST.
prizeS

NEw YORK, Juiy 3.-Anong the first pr izes
twenty-five shots into. bulls eye was q n.
kolb. OF Philadelphia, gold medal: H. b
Gust, OF Philadelphia, silver watch. and ]
W. Weltstein, of Baltimore, silver watch
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DEATH OF A BROTHER OF PRESI
DENT VAN BUREN,.

KINDREHOOK, July 3.-Major Lawrence Van
Buren, brother of President Van Buren, and
for many years Postmaster AZ Klnderhook.
died suddenly yesterday evening at his resi-
dence in this village, in the eighty ff,h year of
his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

SALE or A VIRGINIA FARN.-We learn that
Mr.. p. III. Rouse has disposed OF his SHAN
non Hill farm containing Gle acres, 10 DIR. L.
$. Eichelberger, Of Baltimore. for the sum Of
$6i,Uoc-siO.U00 III cash. This land lies on the
west side OF the Shenandoah river, opposite the
ceiebrated Shannondale Springs.-Chariesto stown
West Val Free Press.