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10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
u AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 526, Southeast corner eth aud streets
TkksSIEES R sAL fH1 ~ yALUABhE R J

TRRgsTEET s, SALES INr OF yALUABhE REAL
MACHINERY, TOOLS, &C.
BY virtue of deed In trust from Geo. II. Moore
and wife. bearing date the 18th day Of June 1856
and recorded In Liber NJ H., No ~, folio ssD, ct
TUESDAY the 7th day Of april ISIS, at "a O'Clock
m, on tie premises, all the undi vided nters st,
claim, and demand Of the said Geo. ii. Moore in and
10 one undivided half OF the hereinafter describe
part Of Square south Of Square Ne 49,; that is 70
cay, the eas,ernmost fifty feet front 9th street
nine feet deep, with the Improvements, which con-
eiet OF commodioCs and well built BriA Iron
Foundry or Machine shop; also, all the interest of
said Geo. b. Moore in and % the Machinery, Tools,
Foundry OF Machine Shop, among which is a heavy
and valuable Iron Planning and Boring Lathe 3
Terms OF sale: For the real estate-one half cash,
bearing interest from day Of sale. secured by deed
in trust pom the property; and for the machinery
tools, 6c.-Cash. IL the terms of sale not com
Piled with in three days after the sale the property
and expense of tn. d.faulting purchaser 500 will
be required TO be paid on the spot, imme iiateIy
after sale, by the purchaser OF the real estate and
Sta by the purchasers OF the machinery, tools. &C
All conveysncing and revenue stamp At the cost Of
CHAs. 8. WALLACE. Trustee.
NH ls-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
account Of the rain until MONDAY, the 18Th inst .
same hour and place By erAeI OF the Trustee. :
apsdD I'D GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
NTHE ABOVE SALE Is Postponed uN-
TIL TUESDAY, May the 6th, at the same hour and
2 aph-eo&ds faGRErN WILLIAMS, Aaets.
a. c,x,,a, =. :, =
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llY GREEN, 4 wILLIANs.
- Auctioneefs and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.

INC IoT, TikoNT q on IS srkn sr SoRTG,
On WEPN tsDAI I, TIE sth A.y Of May next. 1873,
deed Of truck, duly recorded In Liber q. q, No.
"a folio Il6 &c, one Of the u nd ,rds for ash
scfibed as Eos No thirty eight So on the commits
siener sub division gf the wen half Of SQUARE No.
. 6ne aIey.ol % o. Is 81 TsV0s i - 80
Terms: one half caah: balance in nix and twelve
mSnths for notes besrig int reat and secured py
: DEED 81 trur on the prspiSes. All CONVEX aneins
esd revenue stanps 81 tns cost q the pure hassr.
moi con- plie1 with Within ave fdsys sfter the dsy
.ofselo. The the right TO resell ths
pu Chaser by SdsertisfhF three times !nsons asvs.
freper published In Wa ehinston. ID e. ~
JOSEPH H0LLIDuE Trustee.
ap2eo GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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OFFICE A. A. QUARrERNAsrER,
MILITARY Posi- OF RALEIGH, N O., April %. 1873 (
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, will be received
Al this Office up to 10 clock a Nav 7, 1853 ct
which time the bids will be forwarded for the de-
cision OF the Commanding General for furnishing
this Post with good merchaptahie Hard Wood four
feet long, and one hundred and twenty eight cubic
feet TO the cord. .-.E .-fl.1lla II =
The contract 10 commence June l., Is IS. and to be
IN force until June l. lSJ9, for such less period
a. the Qusxtermsster General may direct.
The wood 10 be delivered In sach gu Antilles and
At -uch times, ss the A. A q. n. Of the Post may
direct, and to be paid for in such funds are fur
nished by the Government, monthly, or as soon
thereafter as funds are received.
The proposals must lie sealed and directed 20 the
P.st QuaTtTrma-ter, Raleigh, n C.. marked Pro-
posals for furnishing Wood.
r o. TYLER,
Brevet Major General u s. Army,
iapT-6t CHIEF or. Mr.. I'd Mil. District
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D R or o s AIS ZOE WOOD
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsrER,
FoURTH MILITARY DISTRICT,

VICKsBURG, Miss April q. 1873. \
Sealed Proposals in tripleate will be received by
mail a. this Office; until IL NJ MONDAY, the 4th
Gay oil May next for the de livery to the Post Quar-
tsrmaster at NstcheZ, Mississippi, of good mer
ehsntsbls dry hard Wood, In such Quantities and
at snch times may be required for the public SER
vice st tie post Of Natches Misssop p, until Sep
Also. for elivery ts the. Post Quarter master ct
vackson, Miss. of such Wood q may be required
~ that Post I'll September 3d. 1855 OF the quality
described above, and under the conditions alb ove
stated. =
Separate Proposals will be required for each
Post shove named, and proposals will be subject to
the ususl conditions mentioned in my previsus sd
veTtisements for supplies. 10
By order of the General commanding the 4th
Military District J. G. CHANDLER
Brevet Col. and Quartsrmaster U 8 A.
maylH Chief Quarter master Ath Mil. Dis.
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10y j. b. WHEELER CO. Auctioneers
~ No. I'll Louisi ana avenue, bet. 9th and eth sits
opposite Seston House.

A BEAUTIFUL Building SITE FOR COUN-
THY REsIpENOE, NEAR COLUMBIA COL
.BEGE, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, May 4, 1863, at $50 clock p m d,
we shall sell on the premises, Lot No. Is, In s. p
Browns subdivision of part of Pleasant Plains
and Lamar's outlet located on the road to Pierce :
Mill from the fourt eenth street road, and but a
short distance therefrom.
his lot has front of 100 feet, by q depth Of 20
feet, nicely fenced, and has now in full growth
number Of fine IN nit and shade trees and i one of
the most desirable Of ell the bssat nj sites in tia
vicinity.
Title indisputable and unencumbered
Terms One-haif cash; balance in six months,
with interest, secured by deed Of trust All con
yeyaDcing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser
A deposit of 8 lou when sold
an 30 JOHN b WHEELER n co Ancts
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RY THOS. X wAGGAMAN.
II Real kstate Broker.

4tru s4FGstsEISH l RaAs12f
THEE PLY AND MCCAIN OAkPErs,
QAMAsK AND LACE CURTAINS. UROCK,
cry AND GLASSWARE. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. May s, 1883, at
10 O'Clock, at the residence Of the late Dr. s. o.
snoot No: l2e Pennsylvania avenue, north side
between 18th and 9th streets, We shall sell . com,
Plete assortment Of Furniture, Kitchen Requisites
PisnofoTte, Rosewood Case, 81 octave, Cover and
Brocatelle, covered Parlor Suite, containing one
Large Tete
Arm. Side and Reception Chairs
Damask and l. ace Curtains, Shades, &c,
walnut Marble top Centre and Side Tables
Walnut Itageres, Qusrtette Table
oak Hall Set -
Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top and EAamslled
Walnut Bookcase. Library Table, ONCE Chairs
Velvet Tapestry, Brussels, Three ply and Ingram
Brussels an yepitian Stair Carpets, Bugs, Mat
Walnut Extension Tables, Cane and wood-seat
Refrigerator. Tin Safe Orockery and Glassware
Cutlery, Spoons, Forks, Tinware and Cooking
Together. with a general assortment of house.
Keeping articles.
AT one clock precisely
One fine Mich Gov, now giving two gallons ofmilk
daily. r.. . .I.r.s.-rB ~ 49,. -
Terms cash. Ia
House for rent. Inquire on the premises;
ap I'D IIntelligencer.l Auctioneers
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10y FITCH 4 FOX, .r..a-- E'...s q ..
- Real Estate Brokers and AnotiOneeYs,
ONCE corner of 9TH and sts, opposite Post ONCE.
nc. T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Y
kTREET NORTH. BETWEEN SIXTH AND
skYkNTH sTkKETs WEST, AT PUBLIC
AUGTlON; x
Will sell without reserve, on the premises, the fol-
lowing described property, viz Part Of Lot Is, in
SQUARE 466, fronting Is feet street north and
raining back l59 feet Ia inches to paved thirty
foot alley. The Improvements consist OF o brick
bhck building Of six rooms, and q large brick
stable and carriage. mouse, with accommodations
fdr nine horses and four carriages. f
This property, from its location, offers unusual
Inducements q site for handsome residence
II is surrounded by 6ne houses. is only half q
SQUARE from the Post ONCE and stent Once Build
iIgs, IL convenient 70 the diGersnt churches. the
markets, the City Hall. and two lines Of street
cars. The street IL paved and sewerage perfect.
Eerm.: One third cash; balance in six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty -four M nths, with interest
Inferred payments to b sesursd ~ dsed Of trust
q the pfoRsrtys 81 t SopysSsSstpg snd ssysnr ..
SRsO required at the time Of sale. -
kps d----,.ssI ITCH 4 Lox.lAaets.-
6Y OO0PER LAIl411lAuctioneers,
D :, (Lste clerks VI tn J aCs Ae9uire 8 oo.,y @ Z
s{uthwsst eer,sr Of feu4s ayeans snA iitS St..
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OE!!EslsEfSyFHRs q saD SIKH g. II

On TutsDAY ArrEIEooN .hsy s,sss slock.
VI viii sell on the Pyemtses, part of Lat No Ia
s}usrs Gs This lropsriS {. Ltassed 90 shs sa.t
siis q ssSt s met wssf bstxssa and stssss,
fsft AZ inche1- Tie propaxtI- viii be sold 4 s
~fSas SSs ss s.:S
nees onsss x sseia ,a sss t6ltS
62SdoWn Oh each lot 1t the time of sale.
COOPER LATIMER,
ap 2o-dtds Auct;oneers.
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- 0oueh" oot Soihci cHu avenue anu f18 StTcoS
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO BEAUTIFULLY
haQPGfA 81 as B8 iLDING SITES ABOUT two
TIE ROAD LEADING TO SOLDIERS
HONE. AND ~ BOOK CREEK gHURGHI, - !,
AND SIX ACRES. . !. tt
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, passed in chancery
cause NO 044 substituting me trustee, shall
on MONDAY, the 18th day of May, 1873, at
O'CLOCK p NJ, proceed to sell at pu bile auction, on
the premises, two Lots of ground in Washington
ssmniy D. g., the same being part Of Turkey
dot No. contains 8 Acres, FOODS and .
L Lot No. contains 8 acres, 3 Foods and 20
This land is situated on the east side of the coun
~ road leading 10 Rock Greek Church q nd Sol
diers' Home, by way of North Capitol street and
Lincoln avenue, ana is near the lands of Messrs e.
J, Middleton, Henry Queen and Conway Robinson.
1t is IN an elevated position and desirable ocali
ty because Of its health and proximity 10 Washing
ten city. The Lots in q good state OF cultiva-
tion. and are separated by road l61a feet wide.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third Of the purchase money
OF each lot TO be paid In cash, and the balance in
two equal paymenlsa at respectively and Il months
from the day Of sale with interest. A deed given
and deed OF trust taken deposit of 9a0 on
each lotwill be required at time OF sale. Convey
ancipg and stamps at purch aser's cost.
Wy FeNDALL, Trustee
. J. T. COLDWELL Il CO.,
ap Is eod&ds Intel Auctioneers.
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneers
ID Late clerks with J. Mcclure a Col
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and llth
street, Star Office Building

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON 18th STREET BIG
IWEEN STREET AND RHODE ISLAND
BY virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the LIST
day Of August, 1865, and duly recorded in Liber r
NJ IL, No folios 49, 49, &C., of the land records
Of Washington county. District of Columbia
shall sell, on MONDAY, May 4th, at u O'Clock
m. on the premises Lots u and l3 i'm Coltnsp's
and Adams sub of Square $40 having a front of 20
feet each, and running back IS feet to an alley
stu ated on the west side of 18th street. bet veen
Rhode Island avenue aud O street.
An conveyancing and revenue stamps ct the pur-
chaser cost. SI0 down at time " sale Terms
one third cash, residue in and IL months with
interest, secured by q deed Of trust
WIN. Il. HOWARD, Trustee
ap2d COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
- Late Clerks With 9. Gcauire q %. , ? y
oouhnWeet corner Penn. avenue and llth 0erooe

s.r (Star Once Bailding.j ~ = -
cEAAESERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE n
fREs55pp .HRAL ESTAfE NAL T0pE,
ALMOsI DIRECfLY On PSHNs7IVkHiH
AAnSktkHE AND WEST OF THE NATIONAL
By yiftne Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
Listrist Of Columbia, passed IN chancery canse No.
iu!s, stonemsn ct 81 W. Hardesty SeSl, ShaIf on
WEDNESDAY, she 9th day Of Nay, l6ss at. fys
oeigck p m. on the premises. proceed 70 ssll Il
was Of the estate of the late Correli McLean. de-
ceased and being parts OF Lots Numbered seyen (7)
ard ight, g. in Square No 24. in Waskington
city. IN said District which has been di vidsd Into
two parts. the fret Of which fronts "A feet 1lx
inches On street north, and runs back s. feet %
puslc alley. nth pablic alls7 the west tide Of
1t, , SoSSts AIM about sl l9o SsusTs feet Of
seccbd Lot fronts 10 feet inches on said street.
is Immediately east Of the lot above described and
runs north 100 feet; then west IA feet Tx inches;
then north SO feet % public alley; then aoog said
alley IS feet Do inches; then 159 feet 70 said K
street. and then along said street 40 feet AZ inches
to the teginning, Containing about s,kai as 100
q fnd % Ps
and restaurant. This property lie in the square
Immediately east OF Willard's Hotel ma the sale
offers rare opportunity TO those desiring to invest
in real estate In W ashipRton =. - = -
Terms OF sale One third of the pure base money
10 be paid IN cash. And the balance In respective
~ six aud twelve months from the day Of sale
with interest, to be secured by the bonds of the
OF the purchsseI deposit of $500 on each lot re-
ekO, H; WILLIAMS. Trustee, =,
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sSTONEwALL JACKSON. n-Thi. theroush-
Bcxie Of Nd. aud said % be the hsnfi- :, ~
eou.est horse in that State. will make theNA
season ~ my stable, OF street, rear of the Ma
til pal Hotel. al admirers OF the noble thorough
br-d ara invited to examine him at JAS. W PUN
PHKkYS Livsry stable. ap Sim
iIOk sALE-A very superior FAMILY HORSE,
efzbl years ola: god driver sod very q -
gsBfie. The owner win ofsr bin reasen- ~
AZ 10. - be has no nse fer him. He can be 81
seen sfFESWfCK sTUARfS Sash. Door and
Rlind Depot corner Tth aud Canal. NH . eou
LOB s1LE-A sURGEON's STOMACH PUMP
Il At PRISCEs LOAN 0FFIOE, 31T Pennsyl-
Ssnia avenue. between 10Th and 18th streets n
,OR sALE-A few LADIES, DRESSES. at
Il PRINCES LOAN OffICE, 213 Penns. az >,
Tween 10th and tn streets. -l n
CREAT BARGAISs IN LADIES, IS CARAT
Us FIKE COLD CHAINS at PRINCE'5 loan
Once. AR Pa. avenue. between 10th ard llfh.s
VrSRyDEEMED PLEDGES FOR SALE AT
Y PRINCES Loan Once. 2T7 Penna. syenno, .
Oct l0h and nth sta, eonsis ting Of every de-
A LARGE VANITY OF ENTIRELY NEW
n Article at KING PLACE, corner Vermont
apis q. n. p. KING & son.
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CHAs 8. WALLACE. Trustee.
-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.

~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
till TUESDAY, May the 6th, at the same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee n '.
ap l4-eo&ds ftGRErN WILLIAMS, Aacts.
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was ever known before. AtFranktown. Dall's

was ever known before. AtFranktown. Dall's
mill has been seriously damaged, being I'M
dermined by the food that passed from the
Franktown and Ophir mountains. Major
Sabine, of Dayton, informed Us last evening
that the Carson river at that point had not
exceeded its former high water mark, and as
the food had carried away the dams on the
river, and made for itself an especial passage
no danger was to be apprehended to the town.
On the Truckee the water has reached an
unusual hight, and washed the roads in a
terrible manner. All of the telegraph lines
are down this morning, with no means Of
ascertaining how long it will be before COM
municaton will again be established. AS we
go to press the sky is clear and bright, and
if the weather continues cold, as to-day. no
further danger Of freshets need be appre-
hended
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BY STATE TELEGRAPH.

From the Virginia Enterprise ofyesterday.
/ New YORK, December 3l.-The steamer
from Panama which sailed on the 22d has
arrived.
| WASHINGTON. January 2:-Gen. Thomas
W. Sherman has been put in command OF
the Eastern District to succeed Meade.
General Candy has called convention in
North Carolina to meet at Raleigh on the
18th inst.
MONTGOMERY, January 2.-Of % nomina-
tons made by the late Republican Conven-
ton ali but IL had declined to be candidates.
LAWRENCE, January 1.-The first section
of the Lawrence and Galveston Railroad has
been opened to business. The road is being
rapidly pushed forward.
New YORK. January l.-Col. Roberts has
resigned the Presidency of the Ftnian Broth
erhood. The Senate had previously elected
General John O'Neill Vice President in the
place of Joe Gibbons. ONeiil is now at the
head of the Brotherhood. Dispatches from
all parts Of the country, indo-siny O'Neil,
have been received. An address has been
issued, disclailnirg, in the name of the Fee
MAN Brotherhood, all connection with the
blowing up of the Clerkenwen prison.
New ORLEANS, January 1.-The Conven-
ton has adopted article Of the constitu-
ton forbidding the passage of any law regu-
lating the price of labor also, prohibiting
religious tests as a qualification for office
also, declaring the equality of all persons i'll
the right to travel in public conveyances.
CHICAGO, January 2.-Emancipation Day
was celebrated by the negroes of Richmond,
Charleston, and other Southern cities, by |
parades, speeches, etc.
WASHINGTON, January 2.-Mr. Burlin- |
game ,elegraphs Seward that he has been ap-
pointed by the Chinese Government Envoy |
to the Western Powers and will leave imme-
diately. 1t is understood this acceptance
vacates the mission which temporarily falls
on Williams, Charge d'Afai Tres.
The New Year reception at the White
House was the most brilliant for several
years. The receptions by the heads of De
partments we're also crowded, and marked
good feeling prevailed. Grants house was
crowded from noon till night.
CHICAGO, January 2-The Posts special
says the report on the case of Stanton is COM
pleted and Will be presented to the Senate on
Monday. The report will fully exonerate
him from the charges Of the President. The
report goes further, and will throw much
light upon the secret action of the President,
which has hitherto been ershrouded in mys-
cry. 1t is believed without doubt that Stan
on will b. reinstated, ard it is probable
Grant will immediately retire, even If order
ID to remain by the President.
WAsHINGToN, January 3.-General Meade
las left for Georgia to take command.
1t is stated thai the President intends soon
o issue a proclamation to the Southern
whites advising them to send delegates TO TIE
approaching National Convention.
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SOMETHING ABOUT LEAD PIPE.-CaT
anybody tell us how lead pipe is made
The question is puzzler to us. We had q
Notion for long time that the manufac-
,urers just took good, lorg, we'll shaped
hole of the required size and run the melted
lead around it. But we have come to dis
card that idea as illusory and incoherent
and with its abandonment we have about
"giyen up" the riddle; and, tired with
guessing, ask for solution by somebody
who knows. At late meeting of the
American Institute Farmers Club, the newly
patented tin-incased leadpipe was subject
of debate; and during the discussion, DR..
J. V. {. Smiti. stated the following facts:
When water was introduced into Boston
DR.. Dana wrote book on the subject to
prevent the use Of lead pipe, to which it
was answered tina. some people would not
be attacked by lead poison, and the average
was stated at in 1909, and it was adopted
by the city authorities, mainly because there
was no substitute. Lead pipe is of great
antiquity. When l was in Pompeii, saw
large lead pipe broken off where a wall had
fallen down. They had no other way of MAX
il It than to cast it in halves then solder
them together.
After this statement the following colloguy
occurred
Mr. SMITH Of Massachusetts-We should
take into consideration that some kinds of
water can be more safely used for lead pipe
than others Soft water is absolutely dan
serous. In Norwich. where many have lin
sere,i for years with lead poison, one would
Be laughed at il he should assert lead pipe
IS not poisonous.
DR.. CRowELL-In orr profession we are |
much indebted to lead pipe for giving us
many cases of paralysis.
SoLoX R0BINsoN-Yes but many die |
rom drinking liquid which differs from
water.
Scion. that is as strong lye as ever
,ashed a form! Printers. with the excep-
ion of tramping Denver" (who, by the
way, can, it is safe to bet, walk Weston to
eath and not half try) and here and there
N occasional running partner of his, are
models Of Temperance, and virtuously attest |
he poisonous effects of the antimony OF
Ghich their types are mainly composed, by
wing Of the collie instead, as the calumnious
johnson ins;nuatcd, of the delirium ire
mems. But who will answer the previous
uestion and tell US how lead pipe is made
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SOME ACCOUNTS OF THE STORM
the protracted storm has shut US cut from the
rest of the world, Frustrated the telegraph
wires and blochaded the mails. itself has fur
nished a subject wherewith to regale those
readers wLo are denied the more welcome
| pabuiem of Congressional tit bits and scraps
Of horrifying news from San Francisco.
Carsonites have settled down into a despair
ing, hopeless state Of mind regarding the
| weather; and the home supply of that ever
present surrounding being monotonously
superintendent, and but too we'll known to
be welcome at table or fireside as subject Of
cheerful ard instructive chit chat, we hail with
as much enthusiasm as the state of the ba-
rometer wi: admit, such tidings from our be-
leaSuesed neig htocs our scanty supply Of
exchanges doth furnish, withal. Long after
IS copy" time had arrived in our office, yes
ier,lay, the Trespass Of Thursday was the
Only exchange from any quarter Of the globe,
and the very latest paper that lay upon our
table; and as We (that is, the Carson COM
muni,y) have quite as big supply of misery
on hand as We can get along with, and as
;. misery loves company" we reproduce the
following from the aforesaid Thursdays
Trss2ass:
The rain mentioned in the Trespass of
Tuesday continued during the afternoon and
egenin:. At about u o'clock it commenced
to Snow, and the sierra continued until this |
at 10 o'clock, two feet Of snow fill !
Ing, The yaiu flooded Gold Hill to greater |
extent than the previous food, and serious !
Z image wouid have resulted to the kentuck |
and Crown Point mines, but for the prompt |
con struction of tunle which carried away
he water and thereby saved much property.
road from Gold Hill to Dayton is badly
cut up, and the fuur put in after the other
storm. has been entirely swept away. The
sewer below the Gold Hill mill became
,hoked, ard the water pouring down the
street cr.tsed large channel, which will re-
,1,ira much money to fill, and render the road
n good condition. A part OF the Town Hall
vas washed away. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
stages have been delayed, passengers who
eft mere Tuesday morning being compelled
o return, ana those of Yesterday being able
o get only as far as HutiakeI's Station, on
he 1ruckse. Mr.. Latham informs ne that
10 express, nail, or passengers. need ne ex-
,rcted before Friday, If then. The Overland
tasaS were delayed one trip, but arrived this
norning with mails from Salt Lake of Dec.
). The coach a. once started back with
nails and passengers.
From Jerry Cr0wder, driver on the Placer
lille line, we learn that the road across the
TERRA is open, and that this morning mails
nd passengers came through as usual. At
Empire the water is eight inches higher than
airing the recen, flood, and all of the houses
re inundated III the lower part Of the town.
he road I" the city is impaa sable. except {
nth light vehicles. At Silver City the water
id not surpass its previous hight. In Six
nd Seyen-rniie canons the food was severe :
ut not above former hight. At Fort Chur-
bril We learn by telegraph that the Carson
49,. go. JesscIaAy eight inches higher than