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RY FITCH 4 FOX,
- Real E,tats Brokers aad Anetiosseys,
Ne. 40 Seventh St. opposite Post once.

AUGTION SALE OF VALUABLE RESI-
D1EsNUE on TIE NORTH SDE Of r
EHTH sfRsErS AMI
g; ,. m, We shall sell. on the premises. that val
,s.ss usbie fsnI story Brick hesiSspoe. Ett b a
tween 9th and 18th streets. containing thirtesn
rooms, with all modern conveDiences Lot 10
about "a BY 102 with q 20 foot alley in the rear,
being part Of Lot 2, I'm Square As.
The House 10 In complete order throughout, and
Is a desirable residence for Senator, or Member
OF Congress The street 10 paved and the pre- perty
Is only half square from the Post ONCE AID
Paient ONCE Buildings, and is cow en- ent to the
City Hail and markets and the different churches,
and 70 two lines Of street railways.
and eighteen mouths, with interest. Deferred
payments to be secured by Q deed Of trust on the
premises. All conveyancfng and revenue stamps
at the cost OF the purchaser A deposit OF $500 re-
Quired 1T the time of pure base.
The property can be inspected ct any time pre-
yious to the sale. FITCH rUN,
oc Is dads Auctoneers,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
ID No. SIC "a street. betvees I 3 ~ Z

Rr J. Z. O0LDWELL 90. Auctioae>r.-
ID No. SIC IN street. between "a Z.
TSsggssIEsy SAIL q. rvALgABLs Pro.
IkLLleBnC8B BuILDIH0s.
- by virtue Of . deed OF trust, dated the nrss
aay o. IebeuaD, ls1, and recorded amoae
;tne Land Records Of the Coeaty OF wssh-
thsses; District Of Oolambis, IN Liber y. r..
s sss bidder, On g. premises. Honda NOvsnber
90 ~ street, described IN ssid deed e foilows:-
A. Snat certain piece or parce Of aryund staoss
80 80 ytoe In she said city Of Washi ngt on, and
oeinS known and described as being . rsrt of lots
SS1noefsa one ~ ed too, ca in square SsI, and
ixm1S eoeteined within the metes and bounds FOL.
She, mi ne Tor the Of the 90 NJ astera
s9soW o. oesd e9uare, end thence running north
ssoee " line Of seventh street west twenty eve
.neoes Vest 70 the bio alley ~ said square
.. tsess. anc thence east Alo ns said .D' street
70 the Ilaee OF eesfnning, toseihsr with The I'M
The amount OF the debt secured by In. .Ao,.
reciteo DEED. ana rtmaipiuG unpaid, fs twenty
tnoueano tQ.0oI dollars, with Interest.
The terms Of sale are: 0ns-third cash, OF which
500 must Be paid st the time OF ale J and the re,-
idue II equal suns In one and two years. with In
terest from the day Of sale; the eaIchaser 20 give
Of trust on tfe Properly. II the terms Of sale are
not complied With within i've days from the DAY
OF sale the trustee reserves the right 20 resell the
properly Tor cash. on ten days public notice, at
the rex and cost OF the purchaser In default All
and revenue stan q the cost OF the
:. %s.h.d }. T. ooLbwftfLIH on 55a' Acct.
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TRUsTEkS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
"WALLAOH SOH0OL BNILDI Me-

RT COOPER 3 LATImER, Auotioneers.
- Successors to j. U. Mcclure 4 Co
Southwest corner Pennsa avenue and 18th street
ROSEWOOD CASE PiANorORrr waINu,
rAkLOk FURNITURE. OHAMBER FUN /
TUBE. COOK STOVE, &c AT AUCTION
- On FRIDAY MORNING, October I'D
HXT1at 10 o cloc K, We will sell at No l31 Srb
street, between G and H streets the
OF - 20
Hosewood Case Pianoforte. Stool and Cover
Walnut HairclOth Parlor Furniture
Walnut Marble top Tables
w Walnut w hatnot, Mantle Ornaments
ree-ply and Ingram Carpets. Widow Shades
Wardrobes, Bedsfa ads and Bureaua
Washstauds and Toilet Ware
Heir and Husk M actresses
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Walnut Extension Table
Walnut Cane seat Dining Chairs
Lounges, Heating Stoves
Hat Rack and Oicleth
French China, Crockery aud Glassware
Nearly new Cook Stove and Fixtures
Kitchen Bequfeites, &C.
[ Tel ms cash. House for rent
&C is dts COOPER d LATIMBR, Aucts.
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BALfIMOR1 AND OHIO RAILRoAD,
y

"a s;ss:s iSS ss VIII
Are now run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIAeRl.
: ana Ys:. $50 sS1fs 4 10 !: a.: IA - ss:
sGs JAIL. ass s S.E .ss
and 2 $50 and COP. n.
1..,. s.Ll G Z. =! Asss s!acF T. 10. ,,, 4.
% from AnaaDolis on Sunday. "
ON SUNDAY.
Law ss . A. Il, ana ia:4s. $40, $40. and
L..v. ct 4 g.. va .ad a s5soo. ..s a:.srn
Ls.1: sssiSI7: :.e;s: s:.sSs.s "a ssnss.. ..
s :ssss !. e !ss e. "a 81 On, con-
more to Wheeling. Petersburg, %.
yefes once :. . iii IA hour: q
tickets e the avenue once can there arrange o
g ss dss s Il &. s:s
FOR Es. Yer.. Ih,Iad.lphi.. and Boston. %.
wdd66s sH .a:ss5 q , Iss:..:,S.s.saoa
T4Rogea LINl sErwIrH wAsH11erol
LEV P1r6oisaza .A AID n ri
,5 5s.: T.: s; 3: :: sw
sSss ; :sss: ~ f. ...
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
,a S::y: =. s;:a S'FoiE' sunday s A. L. aad
Ley. 70. T.. Y !:l sH z g.5 p T.. and r...
SIss1iss ssrs isr New York o. =. u. sr.,.
Th.o.sh aes g: 70 rh!Iss:lIh5s, e. ycst .ss
es 81 q: S@s:: r.
icksts q the Avenue ofles can tksrs sfrspgs @
-; s.ss =: "a s e (. =:
=. Ssiuness a.a Ohio saalrssa sa,srus,~-e
ior sehednls Sssyesa Wsshiastea. DelinofS. a.
il: WIIs6l nssse Of 1s..spors.s,s,,
non enc. .. K0eHTz. 1ssss. wssSisssos.
e 81 q. ~; 'SK ...F
FL dCOI! sssu Ne s4ss e
+ A. BOSWELL. .r f.--
JUSTICE OF TIE r,ao.,
0Mcs-sss Ax strsss vsst, nsar Of. south.
Landlsrd and Ssnaas I'd sivn businsss
orally attended 60. .rfr ~ :" - -.
~, Deed, Lsssss. Mortgages aad wis aav
s.: Si''a 'e. i |; y ); ?. daily
L Turner, snd Dealer In
Oh
And AAnuSscturer or
BILLIARD BALLS AID CUIg,
,,,,,.pn cro AZ HdiSR0rssr Of ou.,-
nyS-e6m % fulton sfrsss. 1s0 Tor
IIBIqE NEAT BISCUIT;
fSS1S. sssf Hn1V oasHoxsRs;
Vik1icILiiE
Just rsesivsd = oAs W.puDcHHLLy,
Corner Of lath sed streets,
"a Unloc 1bbiH HOQ6a.
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RI eREEn . wILLIAMe,
~ Aucttonesrs and Real Estate Agents,
10. $40 Southeast corner IN and d sfrssss.
TRUeTHHS SALE on VALUABLE PROP.
EkTf IN TR1 EAsTHBN Pact or fHB

D. les! and duly record ed IN Liesr i. q. r. no.
10. folio y, &C., Of the Lend Records for WsshtnG-
occurred thereby, Ne Win cell e ssblic aueti On q
Front Of The prenisse. on Thu 1sDAY. the SIst
numbered ten. 30, in the Subdivision 81 square
~ fas s,,1 81 Dips nSpdrsS and seventy four, ~
This property Is located In very desirable
neishborhood In the vicinity Of th Navy lard.
must be paid down at sale the deferrea Dsyments
70 De made In six and twelve months, with inter
est from day OF sale and secured BIZ deed of trust
to the satisfaction of the trustees.
III the terms Of sale not complied with within
tice st the risk and cost Of nrst purchaser.
ehasers cost. WIN. r. WARD,( 80.
.su.,.x,~... MS; wnBB, Ss
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CHoIcE OLD EQUIPMENT JAVA COZ.
WEIGHS AND RAYS BEST FAMILY FLoUR
GOOD EXTRA FLOUR, WARRANTED. As PEA
BARREL.
Just received. 10 BARRELS OF THAT pURr
OLD ZIEGLER WHISKY, emily 81 per ealicn
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TIE CITY,
Also, very fine old SHERRY AND PORT WINS
O. WITMER,
,o Family Grocer,
sci 119 Penns ylvanis avenue
GEN: LEE Has NOT TAKEN TIN OATH
put obs BROTHERS & GRAY has; that
ANOIkvtRS, without Mercury. Arsenic or ANY
inJuIions minerais, or the money refu nded. Cases
cured In from = to g hours. Ofice 49S 7th
s1s oPD s. O1a Fellow Hall or 1t residence,
PRoPosALss FQk PAsyINe TaE GAlRIAaE.
Office Of Snperintendent aad Inspector OF S.r,rs.
tdyrtdgs,cats, Fooftcays. and Nssc BxiIdisss,
Ci1Y HALL, WASHING TON, p. o.. Oct. u, 1850,
Once until z CLOCK N IRIDAY the ed inst.
Tor paving the earriageway Of Vermont avenue,
between 3 and ! streets north, with wood or
stone, as the Mayor may determine.
used in paving b street north viii be REQUIRED.
and bidders are At liberty to select the kiHa OF
wood pavement they may think proper 10 bid Tor.
Biddere Viii state the price of each kind OF
ssry grading and trimming; the work and 6ste-
rails 70 be Of the best qualify and the Whole 10 ha
completed Oh or before the 10th day Of November,
froposals to be Endorsed ''Propossis Tor Paving
Carriaseway OF Vermont Avenss;
,ools.Io eopt esvsrs, &c.
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AUCTION SALES.
IlY SAMUEL sAMsrAa, Aao,iopesr

k SA" ~ On mBEAd, Aoctt0neer
e sEAx SALE q Ply eooss sSAHsk.rs.
xkFif stS kt fIsws ssst &c rAiAhlSss'
orrc,i. 'f Pcs. e. M store n. asa ,.a; tan
49, o'clock on THuRs6Sy %SRNIsG. OF
until the entire stock IL disposed Of consisting 10
500 ieHen Ladies, and Cent? H,.t,ry
SOP Goes BuGIs Trim1 ng
80. &c gross Bs.crtee Buttons
SO dozen Bonnet Ruch,s
500 gross shoestrfnRs
80 boxes ARTIFICIAL Flowers.
Fine Guirure Lsees ApIss,e Lace. Blond. L.e.,,
whole IN. Nh Al other Gloves. periumsry
ali 70 be :olt Without reserve in lots t. suit the
Terms q sale T: All sale. under so cash; over
SS credit o. thirty and sixty days v,iI be given
oS notes 90 isf.c,o.ily endor.-d
SANCEL sAASrAG. Auctioueer,
oc sn he. s6S 7tn o. OPP Post Once
b tsUeessso1. % J.s aea 0f9ose Co.,
southwest corner Penn's avenue and IIth street.
s.hi 4; s:?sss:
fss B. ..s d TSS re- the :pi, Is.-
folio S0et seq OF the Land Records for washinR
the Ss fsa ?, .. S; !.
auction in font Of the premises on MoNDAY
The LIST day Of November, 1851, ct o clock D m '
silth.t certain piece or parcel Of ground situate
and lying In ssid city Of Washington, and bel na
Known and described as Lot numbered nineteen,
u9.l In CHARLES whites rec orded "a bdtv vision
OF the vest half Of SIuare numbered two hundred
and thirty six, (2sj)
The stove property is In a highly desirable
ntns. "
Terms OF sale On, third cash; balance in six
and twelve months The Trustee reserves the
right to resell, In case of non comp!isnce with
terms OF sale within five DAYS. the risk aud cost
OF the defaeltiDg purchaser All conveyancina
$50 at time of sale
MILAN B. TODD JR.. Trustee
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NovELTH FOUNDRY AHD MAoHIlI
~ WORKS,

EAhhERbbUb9, WEST vIBGINIA,
We have on hand one Portable steam q n nm
o. Horse Power that ne win sell st our voYHa
ioI SiJyo oesni Also. several portable snGin0
suitable tor threehins mac hines OF 10 horse Bower:
sso, severel Iortaole eng ines Oh wheels iron .
cha chase new or second hand machinsry, sasfnss @
LEkeE CO.. PsrksrsbarS. wen Virsiai..
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LOOMS HAVING IMPROyED ANp
kooI rent =. MS long sstablished Dental
prepared, with the skill Of long sxpen
ense, and every possible appliaaoe known 60 the
and eurgeon Der tiot.
Once 33e Penns. avenue ooT-Im
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Has opened BOOT AND eHoR
ESTAeLISHMENrs ct Ne. 3l6 ~
street, between 10th and llth sts.. -
sRnssn ne 70 PrePared g make % order BOOTS.
t nmsS; xoriS Be pleased to have his old css-
M Ills oAfAMsA ME IN. .,.
feneS.y Hors and rarely SUPPRESSED by ~
Dolly ordered by physicians.
INV. BUROHRLL.
-. Corner 10th and stree&a
under Ebbiu Hoass.
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RooFIsG
ROOFING N

90 700 wish 70 nave your building ooversS VA
employ 'oo'f ~ sos
J. y. HOLAU,
~ unnNeled Improved Fire and water Pro~R
Ien Oomlosinon and Gravel Boofer, whose vorS
ssnos rood from = 70 Is years. end q sbout Mi
Dfecsnt 9sn nnes, from psnetretins.
..VOILne 1sSt always on hand, and for ssss
:srsss:. sssidsnos, $50 4, bsswssa Ssi ed ssS
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON

RY TVO4AS 4. WA4GAMAN.
u Real Estste Br ,ker and Aucttoueer,
Once 466 7th street, o. Dosite Post Umcs. 1
vALUAsLE pROPBErY on d
SfRBBro EAST.
II On TpRspAY, October 10 at s e'cloct \
E: ah alt ofer ct Pubic Auction, on the man.
LaSs, the vest - feet % inches "f Lot Ia n
eqnare rs, improved By smell Brick House
Terms made Known on day OF sale. AlIconvev.
ancipg at purchaser Cost. 40 do wn dsy OF ssls
ocAN TH0s WAG0AMAN, Aue,.
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GALE OF The UNITED STATES AkMORY
~ AND OTHkR GROUNDS AT HARPER, IS
FERRY, WEST VIKGIHIA, AND VICINITY.

Deputy Quarterm sster Ge neral
&C 10 % Brevet brig Gen., u. q. Army
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nRS: ". AND b. A. AHRRILL ,DBurIsra
L. No. 2s6 PEHNsYLvANIA AvI-
nish ARTIFICIAL TEITH on any Kind 6
q flase desired. Purs Nsyoss Oxsds Gas con.
sSantiy on hand for extracting teeth Without pai1
We guarantee 70 ell those having work done Il On,
omoe satisfaction In every particular, no lO-ivs
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D y'ISs old ;ty's SihK Hat
IL dSOI bsisu ssrs; as s4s e e
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" G. L. WILD 4 BRO
PIANO AND MUSIC sr0Rl, No ls1 IrH ST.,
west sloe,l between Pa. avenue and St
Their npe assortment Of Musical Instru--
Hents, Including excellent second hand ITTa
Pianos, Will positively be sold cost. pre- wv NV
Iaratory TO commencing . Cooperative Piano
ttore Special attention to Tuning and Re Dsir-
ing Pianos. ocs SIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-31

TREES IN CKLIFoRNIA.-The def
cheney of forests in certain parts Of
California is at present exciting I'M
usual attention in that State, and the
journals are pressing upon the atten-
ton of the farmers the necessity Of
planting walnut, hickory, orange aud
locust trees, asserting that the crops
would yield a fair return for the eI-
penditure. Thus a grove Of 1900
walnut trees in Los Angeles County,
one-fourth in bearing, is reported to
yield an average Of $50 a tree, or
$1l2, 800 in the aggregate. Why can
not the ranchmen and farmers Of this
State also adopt some plan to set out
more fruit and ornamental trees?
Walnut, chestnut, h~ickory-nut and
persimmon trees would no doubt grow
finely in this State. The territory now
embraced in the State Of Nevada has
been occupied for farming purposes, to
our certain knowledge, for the last fiji
teen years, and We doubt whether an
apple or a pear tree is growing within
its borders over five years old. Let the
farmers plant more trees, and make
their little homesteads more valuable
and more inviting. Plenty Of oil
kinds, seed and young trees, can be
obtained by writing to Eastern nurser-
les, over the Pacific Railroad. Who is
the first farmer in this State whom we
shall honor for planting the first wal
nut, chestnut and hlckory-nut trees?
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FROM SACRAMENTO.
Tho Railroad and Forty Across the Sac.
rnmcnta.

rnmente.
SACRAMENTO, December 81. - The
work of removing the draw of the old
bridge across the Sacramento was not
commenced yesterday, but postponed
until to-day. The ferry will COM
mencc running this morning, and will,
until the new draw is in position, make
half-hour trips from 6 A. N. until 0 y.
NJ, her landing being just above the
gas works. Parties DESTROYS of taking
the California Pacific cars for San
francisco will leave this side ct 6:45
A. NJ. and 7:15 r. NJ. Those for Marys-
vile at 1880 Am.
r.. T.. Browns clothing store, on The
northwest corner of Fourth and j
streets, was entered By Chinese bur-
glars. between 3 and 4 o'clock this
morning, and robbed Of about 40 pairs
Of pants. The thieves were captured,
! and the goods recovered.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany's large ter-whecl freight engine,
"Saturn," appears averse to be COM
fortably housed, as all the other loco
| motives are when not IN Use at the
| railroad house, but has remained in the
same position, standing on a track run
niNg out upon the Company's wharf,
about q block from the Sacramento and
| Yolo bridge, for the past two or three
days and nights with steam up all the
tine, and an engineer or fireman in
charge. 1t is rUmored that she was
placed there to keep guard over the
Ceutral's track near the bridge, so that
# the California Pacific attempted to
cut any more Of 1t she could move
down to the spot and remain there.
preventing by her weight the removal
of the rails. [Our reporter should re-
member that "eternal Vigilance is the
price of liberty" and the Saturn is
doubtless throwing light around the
".slough of discomfort. "-ED. NEWS
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misunderstanding DiviAenGo.
~ ~ r
MIDNIGHT MASS FOR TIE DYING
YEAR.

Yes, the ye.r 10 growing old,
And hia sys 10 pals and blearsd,
Dssth, with frslty hLnd and cold,
Plueka the old man BY the beard,
Ssrsly,-sorsly!
The leaves are falling, falling,
Solsmply aud GLOW;
Cav, cav, the rssks are calling;
II 10 . sound Of NO,
A sound Of NO!
Throush woods and passes
The winds, like anthems. roll;
They arc chanting solemn mcssos.
Singing. pray Tor this posr soul,
~PraJ,-pEaJ!
And the hooded clouds, like ffisrs,
Tell their beads 10 drops OF rain,
And pa,ter their dols!ul prayers;
But thsir prayers are all in vain,
All in vain!
There hs stands in the foul weather,
The foolish, fond Old Year,
Crowned with wild flowers and with hssthe'
Like weak, dsspised Lar,
A king,-a king!
To the crimson woods hs ssith-
To the voice gentle and low,
OF the soft air Tx. a daughters breath,
Pray do not MOCK me 90!
Do not laugh at me!
And now the sweet day 10 dead;
Cold in his arms it lies;
No stain from its breath 10 spread
Over the CLASSY skisa,
No mist nor stain
Thsn, too, the Old Year dieth,
And the forests utter 9 moan
Like the yoiss Of one who cristh
In the wilderness alone.
Vsx not his ghost!
-EonqfsAop.
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MONTREAL, December pa heavy
shock of earthquake is reported at the
city of ST.. Paul, 20 miles below Que
bee. 1t lasted one minute.
Statue. Of President lincoln Completed.
PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-A
colossal statue of President Lincoln,
modelled by II. X. Brown, to be erected
in Union Park, New York, Is now
ready for transportation.
Bank Robbery.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, December 29.-
The Savings Bank at Rockville was
robbed during last year of 5000 In
bonds and $3.50 in bills.
Silver In Colorado.
GEORGETOWN. Col, December 90
An immense button Of silver was fin
ished to-day by the Crown Silver Min
ing Company, weighing 6S3 pounds
troy; currency value, $12, 700. 1t is
the largest shipment in one button
ever made In these mines.
Navigation On tho Hudssn.
ALBANY, December 29.-The ice in
the Hudson is moving, but the weather
is growing cold fast. Three steamers
arrived at Hudson from Rondout. The
high water and ice had done consider
able damage to boats anchored outside.
Libel SALTY.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., December 29.-
Albert R. Hatch, a lawyer Of this city,
has instituted suit for libel against Ste
phen S. Calmon, for publishing an ad-
vertisement charging that several notes
collected there by complainant were
forgeries ; also against Frank y. Miller
and George w. Marsten, publishers OF
the Chronicle, for publishing said adver-
tisement. The trial is assigned for
Monday next.
Richmond Advicen.
RICHMOND, December 29.-The State
Central Committee Of the seeding
wing Of tho Republican party have
prepared a bill to be submitted to Con-
gress providing that the Legislature
Shall meet and take only the oath pre-
scribed in the Fourteenth Amendment.
and proceed to elect State officers and
Judges, after which it will adjourn, its
work to be submitted to Congress; II
approved, the State then to be adj
mittcd.
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texts Tor SinnerS-tretextS.
INFANTS music-Cherub'im-s.
PAPER cuffS-Newspaper attacks.
WELL "posted"-The telegraph.
They now unkindly shy in New
York, that there was onlya slim at
tendance at the fat mems ball.
THERE were 600 failures in the Unit:
ed States during the six weeks ending
with December 10th.
A HALF-pEcK of onions, containing
two indivipual onions, has been sent
from Texas to the New York Herald.
Each measures 20 inches in ciroumfer-
ence.
A LADY in Kansas, just from the
East, the other day noticed an animal
from the car window, and inquired of
the peanut boy if it was a buffalo.
The boy answered in a twinIling,
"Them's a mule"
A aED-uoT poker, in the hands of a
little child, put out the eye of another
little child In Belfast, Eaine, one day
last week.
A WOMAN in Paris gains a good liv-
ing by giving characters to servants
out Of place. She has been found out,
and is In trouble.
TIE Cincinnati Enquirer claims for
one of its correspondents the question
able honor Of being "The great original
American Interviewer"
A coTEMpoRARY wants "Free Trade,
free Cuba and a free banking law"
and adds, "Who would be free them
selves must strike the blow"
In the Vienna Opera House o notice
announces: SIT is forbidden to throw
flowers or fruit on the stage" There
are theaters where it would be nece5-
sary to add, cor Vegetables"
TIE style of dressing the hair now
in vogue among ladies' is not liked by
a New York paragraphist, who says
ait interferes with the prs-empted
rights Of a fellows ara"
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A Full PAc1F1c DE1EaATIoS.-The
Washington correspondent Of the Aha
says, Washington never before had
so large and SO strong a delegation
from the Pacific states as at present.
Judges, Governors and Generals all
along the golden shore have congre-
gated at that point.
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WAYS AND MEANs.-Our readers no
doubt remember the Committee OF
WAYS and Means, from the lower
House of Congress, which visited here
last summer-Kelley, Brooks, Allison,
Maynard, and Hooper-to look after
Uncle Sans interests on the Pacific
coast. They last week presented their
bill of expenses to Congress, amount
ing to $5,772 50. Considering that
they were "dead-headed all over the
country, VIC can hardly see what the
bill Of items could have been made up
of. Perhaps the Committee charged
that amount for their good looks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-31

The COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD
This enterprise has received another
"lift" through a bill by Mr.. Smith,
Representative from Oregon, who
wants a grant of land to aid in the con-
struction Of telegraph and railroad
lines from Salt Lake to the Columbia
Rfvar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-31
LATEST TELEGRAMS
lspEcIAL TO rnl ooLp HILL DAILY SEws BIZ
H WESTERN UNION TELEGRArH LISs.i
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

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SAN FRANCISCO. December 3l-2P.
M.-The sugar refining companies give
notice that prices of refined ana cohee
sugar will be reduced.
Mary A. Eaton was found drowned
in the bay this morning, dressed IN
mems clothes. She leaves a husband
in Mexico and a o here. She was 40
years Of age. Cause, temporary in
sanity. ..
The Commercial Herald says that % to
30 of the whaling fleet now rendez-
yoused at Honolulu will come to this
port next year, as great dissatisfaction
exists in reference to their treatment
by the American Consul at Honolulu.
The fleet disbursed $500, 900 there since
they arrived.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-31

ASTRONOMICAL Welding powder,
antimonoid. has been in use for some
time past, in Germany, and found 20
be Of great efficiency. The formula for
its preparation has until lately been
kept q secret; but we now learr that
it consists Of four parts Of iron turn
ings, three parts Of boraX, two parts OF
borate Of iron, and one OF water.