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Rl >. b. WHEFLER 4 CO., Auctioneere.
- no. o1 Louisiana avenue, bet 9th and 7th sts
opposite Seatop House.
EXE0gT0Rs SALE OF THE VALUABLE
Ca OF THE LATE ALFRBD LEE, DE


- By yirtu. of the last will Of Alfred Lee, de
the EIovi.iOns Of the VIM and Of An order Of on
1852 prescrfbins the terms Of sale. viii cell. o.
hour de.isn.ted Tor each sale the foliowns y .aIs
person in Interest sha receive his or her respee
tive ", RSt,lSP R%1S nn IL puT.uspcs e ofthe will
Lot mot Numbered in Beeii ADDITION S to Georee ~
,oyH ,s. froniip one hSndIea and twenty nine Is
q ana nses Sn se ses
story Frame Houses, one Old two story Brick. and
Ss 2, old SS s.Ssser Frame House Ths lot Vi. De
which Will conform as near a. may be 70 front, &c
On TUESDAY. April n. 1859, a. 50 o'clock,
m, sub Of OF lo6l one hundred and six, in Beall
edition to Geofsstoyn, ting sixty tso feet
on the east side Of Montgomery street, improved
oa aWfnSIy WsSSRysnsT ErsWe a.r,e % ,sso ,.,,
p m, sub Of Lot one hundred and twenty six i2i
IN Bell eel addition to GsOrgetovn. fronting thiTty
dsR!S; i%p.sS:a {! story bs,et Rouse s.s' II
nd j. .as s:as:
hundred ard eighty five 1ss. of Beall's additions
the southwest corner o. Bridge and Green strests.
And running thence on the south line Of Bridge
parallel with Green street ninety tsol feet to ten
fSC, vide alley opening into Green street; thence
street 9rth ninety tsO feet to the place Of Sssin
h,ne hsaemsIi reroved hy large new rwo-story and
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance in equal
CisS mOntSs; said balance 70 bear interest from
dsy Of SALE and to be secured by deed of trust on
0Le hundred dollars do down on each piece Of prop
N aUrsu and M n af Drr haa
oS sss. D'''
RI THOMAS BOWLING, Aue'r; George town
FRgssTT5IEsyTv sALr OF E0SR Hous.s ON
sTsktT sFnnErs. SahT.sS sSUTA ssb
BY virtue p Of dssd s q a. ,rsss roe from n Ann Ro
s snd rseordsd oass S ss issr Gs'
Is foios IS -, and 20, OF the land records Of Wash
ne1Il SGSIs q. :s = public suction
front q The lIsIi;e., 70 the hishsst bidder. eli
that 10, Of srOsna S spd premises: stu.ss ana lying
third part q lot numbered ns. IN Be.stiels ana
ias, h.xnp, ssdItiSn TO e GscJeesows ffonting :.
20 feet, with the four too story end basement
Terms of salsNone. half ca.A: the balano. in six
months, secured vith deed OF trust. $50 depos
tied st time Of s.le. Oorveyancing and stamps sf
.,seo ruSSss ;Sss b6SEisa. Z; sExi Ers;sss. sss:.
GOODe-essecisiiy In DRESS GOODS We invite
an examination Of four steck BENZ MILLkk,
ap3-ln- 101 Bridee'street, Georgetown.
trLd61SSsRRiAssossRPmEsr = d1SRi assRn ~ oonrLrrE-srock
LARGIEPRICEs Low.
BALD HAY
and STRAW.
India ne avenue and First street.
maB Near Baltimore and Ohio DEPOT
LIMITED sT1TTs PArRNT OFFICE,
u .,... W..HIsssrcTS' " IG6x; p; April !. 1850;
On ins SsSSn SSrs irwin Tor tSs ., Siiord, OF
patent erssted 20 him on the ID day Of July, isss.
and pumbe!sd s,ls6, for An Improvement in Loons:
this once on the zlst day Of yGns next. Any
person may oppose this extension. Obiecfions,
this once twenty days before the day of hearing
BL1eHA HOOfn.
spejevSW CoDnisaioaer OF Patents.
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MH..INsss1151ns ~. Ss.a.:5 ss Il IL. , Ec9o&snIck & =:
SS9SS, ss;sE sS g: z ss 9. ;:.as . sssis!sSs
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DR0PosALs FOR RATTONs.

QuARrKrxs.rER's orFycr. sM.cp
wAsHINGloN, April i2th $50
uSt cioes m Of rHusspx9 a .s sn,s tS Sss sss
si Nay nsIt. FOR tD,nl.hins katioo. 70 the United
fESSEfsSSg5ai S;s H.ms.lirs:
EEHiIHStEREik,ss EIGIIsaTgS i,IS ssn$.yly.a,.
MorSD ciTY4 iiIinois '~''
PENSACOLA, Flerida
or Bseon ~ nne e eonns 20 ~ s,r 81 rorn
Flour twelve sanoss Of Asrd Bre.a Or oSs Ds
Peas or leo bounds Of Rice or Homi ny ten pound.
ed and sIoundc or one o' posss .pd "a ssSt
SsS;:: re-: sf,sss ':1ss q
tine or Star Candles: four pounds OF soar; three
p99nds and twelve ounces Of salt; and four ounces
fhe Iationsisre 70 be delivered upon the order of
te re- onloer ~ each STATION, ths fre-n
sOod 40. ,iy, With an &c s.l .ro.o,ten q lind sod
IsSe ,s 5aess the s,.tOp !. 0e.ssd the oenee sood
I st; and the Besps Vinegar, Candles. soap. Salt,
sc N 20 ons,sa, o. OF sood e, I, gnsl,tg;
s9snssrsese 9ns rnstesee:r.,snsa-
sa.laa,.. isa1 ne hs s.:,s g
bid Of Tor ra,isns :. .bese ds.cribes, Be
accepted. he or they will within ten days OF the
eeae q the for - e 'ss u Gos so.s s
mali fail 70 enter into contract a. s,oresaid Ne
guarantee TO make good the difference between
sesepsed. acc Gaed % '"' " % A. B. eS.r.nsSr. S oe
wi,,,.. T. De- "osran'Of'
EFF
Iber.bx certify that the above named -sr.
known 70 me ss men oi property, sno aole 10 make
To se .iesed ~ the United States pt.tr,e. Jnsrs
United states District ATTORNEY or Collector
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LOCAL N EW s.
Amasements, re-, Te-Nisht.

NATIONAL THlArER--Second week Of the
Richings Opera Troupe. I'll Trovatore'
ODD FELLOWS HAIL.-SkIf and Gaylerd's
Hnstrels. 500 worth Of presents distrib uted
TO the audience
CAETERBrRY HALL.-Pantorame, ballet and
other attractions.
PRoP. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oa Psansyl.
vania avenue.
MITRoPoLITAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA
fRE. Pennsylvania avenue, between Ilth and
18th streets open every night-with q first.
class entertainment.
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
Ne. 347 STREET,
BETWEEN AZ AND 6rH STREETS.
HAVINNERD CRACKERS
Are admitted by al impartial Judges to be the be.t
in the market.
The reasons are obvious:
We have erected one of Mckenzie splendid Reel
Ovens, at Q cost of over five thousand dollars
Our machinery IL the best and newest Pate {.
Nebuy the best material.
We employ the best workmen.
We manufacture from twenty-five to thirty bar.
We keep no old stock on hand. and consequently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, you will nnd eur statement
TO prevent fraud, our Crackers are STAN ped with
the name,
"HAVENNERo
II you can Z get "HAVENNERy CRACKERS,
from your Grocer, send to the Bakery, SAT- st
We will supply you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRACKERS
MILK BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERe
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRACkER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
JUMBLES
SUGAR CRACKERS.
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i. B. JEwELL's PRIZE SOAP.

THE B1eT,
BECAUSE THEY SAVE TINE, LABOR AND
MONEY. AND MAKE THE CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
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DKOPosALs FOB CORN AND WOOD.

HEADQ'Rs DISTRICT INDIAN TERRlToRY(
foKT BsoN, Z. N, March 29, 1859. {
Sealed proposals. in du Pile ate. will be received
at this office until noon on MONDAY, the 2sth OF
Department at Fort Gibson, q. n, with Supplies.
to be delivered as follows:
1000 bushels OF Corn
0,0 cords OF Wond
All bids to furnish the above must be for 80 Oupd
merchantable Corn and hard Wood, sub ,ect 20 the
ststes recs wing the same
Proposals for Corn must in alI cases specify tn
Kind and quantity the bidder desires to furnish
whether in sacks or bulk.
bach bid must be accompanied by q good and
sumcient guarantee from two or more persons,
whose 10y atty and solyency Is certified by a clerk
OF court OF recc rd setting forth that they will
snd security for the faithful performance OF the
same.
The name and place Of residence of each bidder
ard surety must be given.
No proposal will DO entertained, unless satisfac-
torily Represented that does not fully Comply with
The terms Of this ad yerisement
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed Proposals
for Corn. or rTopo sails for Wood" as the case
may be- and addressed to the undersigned, at Fort
Payment to be made in Governmen mt funds en dc.
funcs shall have been received for that purpose :
Deliveries TO commence before Mar Is,
1852 and TO be made as follows Corn. at Q rate OF
not less than 00o bushels per month, until the
contract 10 filled: and Wood, at q rate OF not less
than 200 cords Der month until the contract is
6lled.
BY order of Brew. Nsj Gen B, u. Grierson.
Brew Lieut. Col, and A. q. M, o. 8. A.. C6iss O.
NJ. Dist Ind. Ter. ApIs. 6t
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For CoCGHs apd Throat Disorders, use
"Brown's Broncial Troches." having proved
their efficiency by test Of MANY years.
have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think yet BET.
ter of that which began thinking we'll Of"
eo3 REV. HENRY WARD BRRCHRR
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HOUSE PAINTING MATERIALs.

We have full assortment Of House PaiutiuR 2
Materials which, in conpec ton with other Build
ing Materials, offer at the lowest market prices
PAINTERS and builders would do we'll to call and
We have several superior brands of White Lead
BUILDERS DEPOT,
So ! 7th street,
ap IL ~ IL. W. HAMILTON 90.
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THE PRHTTIRsT, most select, and fashionable
stock OF Gents Furnishing Goods in this city
is urdou btedly TO be found at the Original
Francs, iai 7th street, between ID and f. who
has Just returned from New York, where he
has purchased some of the latest novelties in
Ties, Bows and Scarfs, together with q full
assortment OF new goods in his line. As to
quality and prices, we can only say that he 10
In the habit Of selling tie best quality goods,
and cheaper than any other house in this city.
For the benefit Of persons who have no money
TO throw away, we would say 60 TO the Orig
lnal Franc, and buy your Gents Furnishing
Goods, as you will save money by so dong.
Remember the name and place, i'The Original
Franc" i94 .th street, between ID and E. Also
notice the large plate glass window. 3,21I;
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Georgetown Advertisements.

GeOrgetOWn Advertisements.
RY THOS. BOWLING, Aucuoneer; Georeetovn.
5slsSk sHLz asS tAsnf kHfGE sob
THIS IykNING, commencing at Q clock. q, th,.
AIs,iSn Store, No: ~ Bridge street. ineiaiins q
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Notions, Fancy Desks. Work Boxes
s,,s.s eoroeons' C0nTs.s,ss' THs AlSqIs T. ae
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucf.: Georeriovp.
81 sHaE s.aEL @ srsEEf II sr5EsR 5sSR
- :, BY virtue of deed Of trust from Hezeki.h
By S9.ies s to the undsssisneS sesrjns date .he
go At felio as Of the land records for this cous
n,n S,ll :e si public .qstton OF saIDAI ApI
par, Of ao, g; " Hoinsaas addition 20 GeSTss
street. and bavine depth OF % feet, improved
VIZ Ths ssht s%sii u, lr.%s Hp,,S H9Sss. ,S;: -
ti.ed to be sold 10 $eo, With interest from sept l.
Terms Of sale cash. of which $50 mus. be de-
due Within Should the terms Of %s .sis No.
such time and after such notios - the tru.see e.
gee; q. 70 .Isoin, at the risk and cost Of the de-
.,p,a fRTR; FRos' y Do8Ilsd, SSNES d.p:sss. ssss.
M AYoRsa ae15I. ae1TIcI. nc .,,.,
NOTICE TO CONTRAOToRs.
eeeled ProPoealg will te received by the under.
signed until WEDNESDAY. April q, at Il o 'cIsck,
Tor grading iErsveiing, eutterine and curbinG the
east line OF High street, from the Intersection
Of (5thD Fifth street northvsrdy % Seventh 9TH
street Bidders will state the price Of grading Der
cubic yard; greveling per square yard; curbinc
gutterfng, paved with cobble stone, per square
yard. All material necessary 70 complete the work
TO pe ipEn,snea q the contractors st their cost.
JOHN II. NEWMAN Commissions Of Streets
apE-st
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ANOTHER DODGE-The glass cutting swim
die, 20 which We referred yesterday. Is not the
only plan resorted TO for raising the wind BY
TIE sharks who prey on society. Another way
e Tor well-dressed fellow 10 ring the front
door bell (having first learned the name OF the
occupant Of the house, either from the door
plate or by previous inquiry IN the neighbor.
hood and familiarity inquire whether Mr. So
ard-sois in. If fanswered in the negative, then
whether Mrs So-and-so is a. home II We.
a. Please say Mr. So and.so, from Baltimore or
New York. wishes TO see him or her," as the
case may Be. Thrown of guard by the famil.
lar and confident manner of the caller, the SER
want presnmes him 10 be a friend Of the family,
and OF course invites hun into the parIor while
The name Is taken TO the lady or gentleman of
the house. If either goes TO rhe parlor an utter
stranger Is found there, no apologises for his
Iauuslon, and offers some trifiing article as a
package OF needles or superior scissors, for sale
This Is the pretext for the visit, but the real
Object Is either 70 pick mp some article Of value
IN the hall or parlor. while the servant Is ab-
sent, or TO plan burglary TO be consummated
n some future time
Our citizens cannot be too cautious with
sharpers OF this kind. Let them be kept wait
Ing IN the yestibule, or If admitted 10 the house
send for policeman the minute their game is
discovered.
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TIE CANAL QUEs11oN IN THE CITY CoUN-
CIL--ln the Beard of Common Council last
evening, Mr.. L. B. ) Miller, of the Fifth Ward,
prescribed bill transferring the rights Of the
Corporation IN the canal TO the Chesapeake
and ONO Canal Company. The blH sets forth
that the act of Congress Of May 81. IS32, vests
all the right of the Washington Canal Com
pany IN the Corporation of Washington; that
the Corporation is bound TO keep the canal
navigable for bo1ts drawing four feet OF water;
that failure 70 do so fcrfeits the right Of the
Corporation TO the canal that a competent legal
tribunal has decided that the city has lost such
rights Of possession and use, and enacts that
the Mayor may sell, assign. and transfer to the
Chesapeake and Po,omac Canal C0mpany-a
corporation organized for he purpose of con.
struCtirg q canal twenty-three miles long.
from The Chesapeake bay, al or near Aunapo-
lis, 10 the Eastern Branch. near Bladensburg,
Tor me purpose OF an inland trade between the
great cities North and the Cum mberland coal
mines and the District OF Columbia all claim
DC. of the Corporation in the cities of Wash
IngtCn Canal Company. II also provides that
ihe Mayor may transfer all rights which tne
CorPOratlCL has since Obtsinsd in all the canal
n ds- basins or lands for a basin, wharyes,
Nc. belonging 20 the canal. and 10 the branch
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal lying be-
lWetn lTth strser and Rock creek Al the time
OF the execution OF the traEsfe the Nsvor shall
receive fTom the company an instrument in
writing requiring the SAID company % COM
menCe 70 clean out the canal as soon "a the
Board Of Health will permit, and 10 continue
the work under the direction OF the Board un-
I'll IL is navigable for boats drawing four feet of
water.
The second section provides that the said in
etrunlent shall provide that the said company
shall repair and keep all bridges in order. and
shall permit 10 enter without cost 20 the city as
many sewers as are reg utred. and that he Cor.
porafion shall Continue 10 have sanitary and
police control Of the canal. Ii is further pro-
vided In this section that in case OF the failure
Of the company 70 comply with any Of the pro.
yIsIOrs Of the ac. the contract shall cease after
thirty days notice from the Mayor of The ;1Il-
ure. unless the said provision is fully complied
with before the expiration OF the SAID tnIrty
DAYS
The third section provides that the bill shall
take effect from and after its passage
On motion. the bill was referred TO q special
commii;ee-consisting Of Messrs. Miller. Bates,
and Sardo-witn Instructions 70 report 81 the
Hext meeting, when IL - expected that Mr..
Miller. who presented the bill, will read a
lengthy report IN its favor.
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Receipts and Expenditures of the Iuaugu
raj Precision and Rec ptiom.

The following is the Off cIal statement of re-
celpts and expenditures of the inauguration
ball and the inaugural procession:
RECEIPTS.
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RT THOMAS BOWLING, AucT; George town
TRUsTIEp SALE OF roSR HOUSES ON
THIkD sTREIT BEIWEEN MARA Er AND

NEW eFkINU 0OUUs we are nov selhne
H. SRiAI sAR9AISs e ehSiss % %spres DRY r.,
an examination Of our steck BENZ MILLEB,
apSln- 101 Bridgesstreet, Georgetown.
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nR j. :. counBE: DRsTIsr. No. as1 sTh
TEETH extracted without pain. TRGTH4
trserfed on Gold, silver, or Rubber c2
cerms. On Sim
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DROPOsALs ZOE sUPPLIIs.

ERAPE vT6Es go 900 9RAPI VINES Sos
VI ssle, such = Concord, Catsxba, pisna, Dsia-
Also, 100. 90 Cuttinss Of the chow sorts.
nu.n. $40 ssh street sc.t. ess Z an ana
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30

The FIRST HUMAN PAIR.-Carl
Knortz, who has some time been en-
gagged in studying the antiquities and
languages Of the North American In
dians, recently struck the trail Of Hia-
watha, and has added many legends to
what Longfeffow has already immoral
lied. From Shawano, chief of the
Ojibways, he las procured the follow
ing origin of his tribe, which we give
as an instance Of a remarkable fable,
as we'll as because of its coincidence
with the Bible story Of Adam and Eve /:
"Ths Ojibways," he declared,
"dwelt formerly in Heaven. Then on
q time the Great Spirit let ty a pair of
them, in the crows shape to the earth ;
and the two few through the whole
world, tasting, rs they went, tue flesh
of the buffalo, the bear, the beaver, the
deer, aud other animals; but as they
perceived from the favor of zach that
it was doomed in the lapse of years to
extinction they would not alight in any
of their lands. After they had thus
flown about the earth for n long while.
they came to the rapids, tasted the fish
there, aud discovered that these would
never be diminished. Accordingly,
they alighted on the spot where the
fort now stands, and as soon as they
touched the earth with their feet they
suddenly became a human pair"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30

DEATH ON THE PRAIRISs-SxvERAL
SoLpIuRs FRozsy TO DEArH.-Charles
S. Moore, late Sergeant Major of the
Thirty-frst Infantry, arrived in this city
from Fort Stevenson, via Forts Totten
Abercrombie. He left Fort Stevenson
on the 9Th of March, in company with n
number Of soldiers aud a guide. About
half way between Fort Stevenson and
Fort Ransom the guide became snow
bliud, and was unable to direct the
party. A portion turned back, while
Mr.. Moore and several others kept on
and arrived safely at Fort Ransom.
Those who turned back were separated
in q binding snow storm. Some Of
them got back to Fort Stevenson, from
whence a party was sent out to look for
the others. The bodies Of Quarter
master Sergeant +. Bitmer, Co. H., aud
and John Shank were found upon the
prairie frozen to death. Others were
found in a log shan,y, badly frozen.
Quariermaster Sergeant II. .. Bogler is
missing, and it is probable that he had
persisted in the storm.-H. Paul Pioneer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30

RAILROAD PRoGREss.-The Oakland
Transcript Of April eth has the annexed
in regard to railroad matters in its Sec
tion Of country:
"Surveyors attached to the Western
Pacific Railroad were engaged yesterday
in running u line for the laying of track
along Fifth street, which has been Sc
locted as the route to be followed. At
what time the work of laying track will
be commenced Te are not Informed.
There yet remains a large mount OF
work to be done in the Livermorc Pass
tunnel, and it is doubtful if anything
will be done on this side for somO time.
With the large force at the disposal Of
the engineers, it would require but a
comparatively short time to complete
the 20 miles between Oakland and a
lejo's Mills, when we would have, not
only the open route to the East, but also
direct communication with San Jose AMI
Gilroy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30

WOMEN AS VELoorPEDIsrs.-The ex-
~ercises at the Empire Rink Velocipede
drome, New York, recently, were di-
versifed by the first appearance of FIVE
French riders-the three De Soto
brothers and the two La Belle sisters
imported expressly from Paris for the
amusement Of the American public.
They were all dressed in gayly colored,
snugly fitting costumes and turban-like
caps, the girls who bestrode their BIZ
cycles with masculine ease and assur-
auce, being distinguished only BY their
smooth faces, flowing hair and n con-
spicuous absence Of all unnecessary !"
apparel. The performance was a mild
mixture of circus and Black Crook, and
as a grand finale, Eve riders mounted a
single yelocipede, tive perched on the
shoulders Of their companions, and all
five made a successful trip across the
hall amid the applause Of the 5000
snectators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30
BY
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, April 800 P. NJ
Specials to the Herald say that Hiram
Walbridge has been appointed Pacific
Railroad Commissioner, vice Greeley.
]. Russell Young, of the Tribune, has
n fair prospec. Of defeating his enc
mics.
Ya~llaudigham Indignantly denies that
his presentation Of Chase's name
caused the overthrow Of the Democratic
party. He says had Chase been NOM
mated, he would have been elected,
and brought the Democratic party into
power for he has brain enough to be
able to oppose audacity to audacisy.
The Radicals strongly oppose Ashley
as Governor Of Montana.
The Ohio Legislature, by party vote,
passed u bill to prevent negroes from
voting in that State, by Furnishing them
and all who aid them for violation OF
the election laws, including officers OF
election.
Commodore o. II. Baldwin is de-
tached as Navigation Officer a. Mare
Island and ordered on duty as Ordnance
Officer, same yard. Commander R.
Franklin, detached from Mare Island is
ordered to command Of the Mohican.
A ring meeting between Joe Coburu
aud George Rookie is on the tapis.
The steamer Montana sailed fol-
Panama with 343 passengers, 3,e2s
packages merchandise, and $1,000, ooC
in treasure.
Three thousand packages Of Japanese
sugar sold at auction to-day chiefly al
so to 65 cents.
Refneries have purchased $500, OOC
pounds of. raw sugar, and have raised
the price Of crushed to Isl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30

RIorrE.-Ah, we have found out who
Riotte is: Among the nominations sent
to the Senate by the President, on the
18th Of April, wo find in the Congress
sioual proceedings, tie name of"Charles
N. Riotte, Of Texas, Minister to Costa
Riea." How no over got mixed up with
Japan Ministry, to which Charley De
Long had.been appointed, lisa mystery.
Hurrah for Riotte and Costa Rica.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
N the FIRST MONDAY. the THIRD DAY
OF MAY, A. ID. 1869, at Theater Hall. In the
First Ward, and at tho house opposite the New:
ada Hotel. In the Second Ward, OF the Town OF
Gold Hill. In the County Of Storey. State Of Ne.
vada, an election for the following officers OF tho
town OF Gold Hill will DO held
Three Trustees for tho First Ward.
Two Trustees for tho Second Ward.
One Town Marshal.
One Town Treasurer.
The Judges OF the election shall be
First Ward-J. II. Mills, s. II. Robinson, and
John Y. Paul.
Second Ward-W. II. Gray, John McCurdy,
and j. W. Anderson.
Which election shall be opened at 8 o'clock In
tho morning and continue until q o'clock In the
afternoon. W. s. PHELAN, Town Clork.
Dated Apri II, 1869, apl7 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30

DANIEL D. PAGE, one of the founders
and FIRST Mayor of st. Louis, Missouri,
died in Washington or Saturday, aged
10. The deceased was one Of the firm
of Page, Bacon & Co., former bankers
in California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30

TIE CoSNEcrioS.-The correspond
ont Of the San Francisco Bulletin, who
is at the 'front.'" says that the connee-
ton between the Central and the Union
Pacific Railroads will hardly be made
before the 10th of May. Extensive prep
arations are making in Sacramento for
a grand celebration of the event.