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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-26
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THE A~BYSSINIAN
DESERT !

DESERT !!
rs ONE OF THE GREATEST AND MOST
i remarkable discoveries OF tho present age.
1t Is an infalliblc SPECIFIC REMEDY for the
cure OF collie. rs well rs a sovereign relief and
preventive of Bolts and other disorders in
HORSES AND MULES.
Thousands OF valuable animals have been
saved or quickly relieved by the timely use OF
this truly wonderful remedy winch Ii worm
hundreds OF times
ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD!
Especially here in Nevada, where so many val
liable
HORSES AND MULES
are employed in quartz tcaming, wood hauling,
and other important pursuits, and all owners OF
such costly animals in this or any other commu-
nifty should, on the score Of humanity, If not a.
q matter OF economy,
Learn How to Save their Lives,
when it can be done so chcaply and easily. =.
s-To DO had ut all the principal Drug Stores.
PRICE.........s5 90 PER BOTTLE.
All orders sert to JAMES DYER, Virginia,
Nevada, Postoficc Lock Box 100, will receive
prompt attention.
EXPERIENCES:
Vim. n. Lcct, c. c. Wells, Virginia; Chas. II.
Van Gordcr, H.. c. Blanchard. Gold Hill: b. Il.
Lcct, +. J Jones, Samuel Hamilton, Thomas
wostcll, Dayton: Joseph Snyder, Carson.
dc3-lm JAMES DYER, General Agent.
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po,ron,z, uou, Comnopie..

There is a feeling innate In the breast Of every
person that awakcns pride In the success OF nome
Institutions. II associates and Identifies Itself with
our love OF country and attachment to our homes;
and the benefit that tho Pacific Coast derives from
q patronage OF home Institutions Ia felt In every de
partmcnt Of trade. pcrvades, all the different
estaSlishcd, and opens new fields for enterprise aud
active industry. In patronizlng nome companies
you rely on your own knowledge, and are not COM
PEELED to take the say so Of Interested representatives
In times OF disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you 20 to those
whom Yen tSi. s nTISc GeSs. s %tS can ON every Saq Tt DAY S.t to iH SSs
rance. Is there any county more naturally self
sustaining than the Pacific Coast? Why then de-
g; ;,,o yoI The vital nna p psmSI9IS Of IF R STSJ ,Ims:, i TSsH gdSa
misfortune Is the result OF your own action! would
you deposit your money in o bank on this coast or
Life Insurance Company on this coast or one in New
York? Would you buy Mission blankets, or do you
prefer sending East-.you might get a better Article!
the facilities for the importation OF fourI NC arc
all political economists, but that man sets Mhateiy
at defiance me- who ey yPPSr, Soid S Sna s,tv SF asat 's sgpSoo.
900 sent East for life Insurance last year! Isl bring,
ing you G per cent. or Is per cent. Would S2,oOo,Uloo
added to the circulation on , this coast y I'm MAKE IHSrs any a the
amount In circulation here one-tcnth,. ana snaole
you to cash those outstanding bills which you long
since despalrcd OF collecting
is mot the Pacific Mutual as responsible as any
company In the world? Is Il not as liberal as any I
Are not the laws OF California as careful OF inc IN.
terests OF the pollcy-holdcrs as those OF any other
State? Can you name a company which uu tno
same amount OF business In the same time tnat ING
Pacific Mutual has done! Do the StocEholderso OF
the Pacific Mutual get onc.half Us much lor the
management Of the affairs Of the company and inc
security which their capital affords, as the Officers OF
any purely mutual company which you can naInc
get for their services a. officers without furnishing
you any security at all2
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, ). A:
BrumScy, Tahoe House, Virginia. General Agent
or Nevada. Idaho and Dakota.
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PrrrR's opsnA HousE.-"Es,t Lynne

PIrER's OPERA HousE.-"Esst Lynne"
was the attraction..at the Opera House
last evening, but owing to the disagree
able storm, the attendance was not so
good as it otherwise would have been.
This evening the romantic, picturesque
and musical tragic drama Of ''Cynthia,
or the Gypsy Girl" will be presented.
Il is said to DO a very excellent piece
and of a degree Of merit emitting it to
attract a crowded house. Reserved
seats be secured at the box office Of
the theater without extra charge.
GRAND BALL OF LIBERTY Hoss Co.
The fifth annual ball Of Liberty Hose
Co. No. l, Gold Hill, takes place Feb
ruary 22-Washington's birthday-nt
Theater Hall, Gold Hill. In our adver-
Using columns see the published lists Of
Committees of Arrangement, Invitation,
Reception, etc. The boys don't intend
allowing any other organization oil. the
kind to Guido them in this section /;
therefore one of the best, most social
and most enjoyable balls imaginable
may we'll be anticipated on that special
occasion.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mosa-
les, now taken by Professor Beals, are
truly little beauties, and we advise all
who want beautiful pictures to call at
the Gold Hill Gallery. You will DO
sure 10 receive true liksnesses, and also
colored in Il handsome manner. He has
away Of restoring old liksnessss even
better than whom first taken. The
Doctor is n good artist and no mistake.
PIcroRIALs.-At the Gold Hill Post
Office may be obtained the very latest
pictorials and magazines. A fresh
quantity, to January 4th, was received
this morning, and among them is Har-
pers' Bazaar, Harpers' Weekly Newspa-
per, Hearth and Home, Frank Leslie's
illustrated Newspaper, Police Gazsttes,
and II lot of others. Call early and get
your pick.
CoxPLErED.-The new car track from
the tunnel Of the Quartz Mil and Min
ing Company, on a high trsStle work
over Main street and across to their
mill on the opposite side Of the canyon,
is now completed, so that hereafter
considerable will be saved in the cost OF
transportation, as the ore will be
dumped from the mine directly into the
mill.
AccouNoDArIoS.-The omnibus will
leave Piper's Opera House for Gold Hill
every night at the conclusion of the
performance. This is quite an accom-
mediation to numerous patrons Of the
house.
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BOOKKEEPING !!

TTAyINS LEASED THE BUILDING FOR.
IL merly occupied as n clothing store, opposite
the San francisco Restaurant, Main street, Gold
Hill, I am now prepared to givo instruction In
Double and Single Entry Bookkeeping,
Afternoons and evenings OF every
Tuesday, Thursdny md Saturday.
TERMS (per MONTH. - %.
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Lost

TOR NEAR ST. JOHNS CHURCH, GOLD
A Hill, a pair OF gloves with gold fastenings.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at this Office.
Gold Hill, January nth, 1869. ja1l-tf
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nepnrfnr0R.

By WELLS, FARGO n co.'s LINE.
Thos A Alcorn, E Sisss, A Mauge, Marco
Medin, ] Rynal, C D Curtis, Alex Coryell, ]
K Court, Mr. o'Hara, Mr. Oil, Seth Cook, D
Wagner and son, Rufus B Long, Mrs Curtis.
C MeGinnis, S d Coldren, Geo Dunbolt, w
G Crandall, David Thompson, Mont Joseph,
Mr. Dexter, Mr. Karkule, Nv Howe.
BIT PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
Mrs Watson, Mary McClery, NJ c Wilson,
Alice Wilson, A c Hay, N Lopsy, JP Gal
lagher, W D Birney.
BIZ WOODRUFF nj sNNoR's LINE.
JR Alexander, Jas Lawrence, VIM Wolf
son, Jno Wardson, Louis Brush.
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y ! y s F SS %S$Rfi rDoprIe'or'.

The undersigned Is prepared to furnish Draw,
inrs and estimates for Mill and Mining Works.
He Designs Machinery for either Dry or Wei
Crushing, or any style OF Mining Machinery re-
quired, furnishes Drawings OF Works shown IN
sections and details OF any desired scale.
Several years Of experience in the business
enables him to furnish Complete and Correct
Drawings OH very short notice.
1t IL very important to have full and correct
drawings before the foundations OF q mill OF
mining works are laid, 20 AZ to Insure unity Of
action between millwright and machinisi, and
to afford n clear understanding in reference tc
contracts. The drawings will contain all new
and useful improvements.
s. FOUNTAIN, Mechanical Engineer,
At Union Iron Works, Virginia City, New.
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J. F. MEAD & co.,
IRON WORKS.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA.


BUILDERS OF STATIONARY AND PORT.
ID able Engines, Turbine Water Wheels, Saw
Nills, Flour Mills, Screw and Hydraulic Presses.
Mining Machinery OF all kinds, such rs Rock
breakers, Grinders and Amalgamators, Scpara-
tors, ConccntratOrs, Agitators, Mortars, hlgh
and low, for dry and wet crushing; Cams, One,
Two and Three Arms; Stamps, embracing SOCK.
cts, Stem Tappct, Shoe and Die. Guide Boxes
and Stamp Latchcs, German Barrels, Amalgama-
ting Tubs, Shaking Tables, Rockers, Revolving
Blankets, Ingot Moulds, Hand Mortars and
Pestlcs, Hosting Gear, Arastra Gear. Whim
Gear, Derrick Gear, Chilean Mills, Furnace
Mountings; Pumps Of various devices; Pipes Oh
Flanges, Pillow Blocks. Pulley Frames, Forge
Backs, Swedge Blocks, Tuycrc Irons, Fan Blow
crs, Shafting, Hangers, Gearing, GudScons, lie.
torts for Gold and Silver Amalgam, with plan OF
settling. chilled Car Wheels, with Improved
Axlcs and Boxes-they outlast half q dozen OF
the common kind-etc., etc., ETC., all OF superior
Design and Construction. ,
It will always be tho policy Of the proprietors
OF the Union Iron Works to have employed the
most skillful mechanics In the shops, while the
desiCning department and direction Of the work
in al it's details will DO undcr the directions Of
the best engineering ability, knowing full well
however perfect the principles OF machinery may
be, none but good mechanics can execute the
work.
The Foundry IL conducted by one OF inc pro
prictors, who has made cast iron In It's various
mixtures a study, whether 1t is required In plain
castings, quartz mill work, car wheels, rctorts,
or In mill shoes and dies.
The Blacksmith Shop is also In charge OF one
OF the partners, who Is well and favorably known
10 be one OF the best forgcrs on the coast.
We cordially invite the public n.want Of any
kind OF machinery, or engineering advice In ref
crcncc thereto. to call and examine drawing,
and specifications, and look through our works.
j. +. MEAD,
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CONCLUSION.

We would like much to give n de-
tailed description of this interesting oc-
casion, bat neither time nor space wiil
permit. When we left, at 8 O'Clock this
morning, the ball was still going on.
The Virginia Band had gone home, but
that irrepressibls Highland piper stood
jamming the wind through his pipes at
n lusty rate, and about \ couple OF doz-
en- Of the company who remained,
seemed just getting in n good way Tor
dancing.
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Notice.

DuE MEMBERS OF THE GOLD HILL
Il Iancers' Club, are requested 20 call oil the
Committee and receive their tickets for its next
ENTERTAINMENT. No one will be admitted with
ont n ticket. JOS. ii. 7. MARTIN, Scc'y.
Gold Hill, January 23d, 1859. ja23-td
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Ten Dollars Reward.

7 oST, IN GOLD HILL. on THE 18TH OF
new pattern. The above reward will be paid for
its return to the News office. and the finder will
also receive the thanks OF the owner.
Gold Hill, December 10th, 1898. de3Oh
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Masonic Notice.

CULVER STAR LODGE NO: 5, F. ~
- 4 A. NJ, meets at their Lodge wv
room. corner Main and blanchard Nh
streeta, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY
.ycninc AT 4 O'Clock. Stated communications,
Srst Saturday in each month. AL Brethren In
~ood standing arc cordially invited.
By order of the W. NJ.
s, w. C%HTBBUCK, Secretary.
Gold I'M January J, 1869. la9H
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EVENING STAR.
LATETELEGRAMS, &c.

ST Domingo dates TO the 27th Of March have
been received. A report that an American war
s,eamer az in the bsy OF SANTANA caused great
excitement IN the island. The Dominicians are
very unwilling to part with their territory.
The ST Johns SAFETY Fund Building in
broken open and from ss0O00 TO 81 900. 900
stolen. Of which over S6OJ,O0O was In available
funds, greenbacks, etc.
The spring meeting over the Mat,ire course,
New Orleans, commen ed on Saturday, with =
Iarge attendance, particularly OF ladies and
prominent turfmen from abroad.
James II Burcs, an Indep.ndent Democrat,
vss elected Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky, on
saturday, over John G. Baxter, the regular
DemOcratlc nominee.
u 2. Seward, of Brooklyn, took an over dose
% laudsLum In Boston, on Saturday, and died
dispatch says He belonged TO a distin-
guished family"
The wife Of wm. p. Phillips, who resides
near Fortress Monroe, shot herself tn rough the
head with revolver yesterday, causing
instant death.
James Fisk. Jr- pu bIishes a card in the New
York papers ia r-piy to the circular of the
Erie stock.
There ~ genersl complaint IN regard to the
overland mails, only one throd gh m All having
beer received ~ San Francisco since March
I2th-
While planting largely In cotton, the corn
and provision crops are by no means Neglected
BY the planters of Georgia.
General Webb, military commander of Eir-
Flnia, has appointed Col. I. H. stanton Auditor
OF the State.
ton. Texas. OF numbering Major Lochman, In
January last
On Friday last, Andrew Price was hung at
IrOnton. Ohio, for the murder OF man named
Higenoerg.
The health of Mr.. Alexander H. Stephens is
improving.
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Ol = ID.

CAkTkk-On the tth Inst at O'Clock, after
few dAs illness. RICHARD ~ CARTER i'm the
my seventh year OF his age
IRE friends OF the family respectfully re-
Questsd to attend his funeral to morrow 4 Tues
day the 9th inst 1t Q o clock a. IN, frou the
Iesidenee OF hi: son ia-law, j. 7. Fenvick III
South street
INev Ytrk and Ne~ Orleans papers please
copy
JACKSON On the moving of the 4ta inrtaut,
after prolonged illness DANIEL JACKSON
tD the forty third year If his age
The funeral viii take place at o'clock. Tues
day from his late resitence, No 90 Bridge street.
0eorertown. D. a. The relatives and frierds 81
The family are invited TO attend.
.npMoHsTOu.-0nt the 4th inst, MARY G.,
oeuehtsr OF A. and >. J. ID aonston.
The friends Of the family are invited 60 attend
ner funeral to morrow. the Sth inst, at No. 50
High street, Geor setowp, ID. u,
obNsoN. OF pneumonia. Friday, April ID. at
quarter OF a m. kObEBT WILLIAM twin con
noihs and Homer A. johnson, agea . months
RlvHs Or the Sd Instant, after painful III.
mess. In the 18th year OF his age BLAZE RIyES
younssst son Of the late John C. Rive
HAPP. Very suddenly. from h.srt disease. q
GAO x6r I6NATlUs aAPF. con Of Nicbols
and Msriah hspp, aged lSyears, months, and
dsys.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVIS.
RN 0RKKN o WILLIAMS, $1,000
ID .ncs.ca..r. .nd s.ai E.tss. sretsss.

No. sas scuthssst corner IN eos ssrs-ss
fsSSF FI.ssttfs i sL ~ 5Fs sos' s.
Lak t 1. re-. aL I, ,sI "a. j.. psS.Ass6
IS: ssoe.~d. shleh .p.o-er, ,he usa.rsixset
hon wm Purcell. "a ise % ,he orr sa-.' st.urt
iss s.e.eris c, s;,,; sat- ,ss 'T,. q ssrc.
TIE fstss aud terms aer-tu sfssr m ntiOaei. b.
ior IT s.ss ... q. 81. ,is. 81.
.e eel ai sad deceesel 60 aRi In to- fOiio~,as
ca ptr.So 70 in,r.., .h.II rss sa NJ. or sst
sp zee eesasn =, pars.sncs OF the vi
~ ~ - .Ss =. .. sl;,' 49, :. at. soos
siI.r, nsnesrei eighty .r,.a s. esch fro itiss
feet ga inchss, o. n.rrh q s'r.o, ~, ans 49,,
and forty ll.ol let IN depth Lot siG 80 inpcOsel
Un SANS DAf. imnesiseis after shs,. sale,
Lot etsh (s"f -auar- east Of square uamAeref
eigtp ..v,u go frostins .es~nis oa- Get ana
eishs iDea.s "a feet 5 isc h-sl on Ne. rars sse
M" aud Que hurd-ed snd t~.nty t,sr feet sas
imso'ed oy tsS-stOr, snd bsstnsn Mt Frame
Un THURSDAY, sprI ii. 1850 sa.ro a'e,o-k
=. m ,"t fourteen a. ~ "a -disisoa Of slaars
u" hued"d SUD t~ss IL -cixst. t2s.l fronsfae
t.,t' on ltth .tr ~,,t. let~~-n OHIO sx~nn. saS
y street nor b; - improved Gooa sesrr.s..
tn-hms u \. at $50 O'Clock o m Ports Of
lots on. 4 and f'urtesn, u ia square i've h1s-
vert corner Ofl one run aiBg thence north ~srd-
y sorg the eastern hue q lot two niusts.
hi"s Vet ara n're ami oa'- hall in hes. (99 fs.t
va incfesi thence east tw-ntT feet. f.et q
IT, nee south 20 the lin@ e north % street .at
thence With tbe hDe of aid street {, che % a a
b. sigri' .Iupro,ed BY q three stow apd b..s.
m.nt 'ck Dseilius ~ith tack boil hog. 90 n prth
Eer,"f, bet~eeD a ami s,h streets w-.t A de-
sirshle r-.tdencs near IN - Citr Hall
On fklDaf. apil asa isia. at so'cl ok m
Lot tosr. % IN sanNr- numbered thirt~en n, Isl
fronting one hundred lool fe.t north n .trest,
ana one hundred and ten q 0l -eet on ssh street
west improv.d bJ atsO At ~ Brick dOu.e
Terms OF sale; one third cash. hslsuue In eausi
inss meuts ~ Elk, IS, tseve tlgb aud IA
months, ssfd balance Go bear interest fro n day 81
ssle. and 20 he -scured by deed & trust on the
prenises. SloO ds~n on each piece of property
when TIE same 10 bad OF conveyanciag aod
stamps 1T purchaser or purchasers cost
yUBs JOBEsOS. Executor.
apld GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucu.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAp.-The
Prince Georgian last week has the folio wing
items.
We would call the special attention of those
interested to- the advertisement of Daniel
Clarke, Esq, Attorney for the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company. The Company
q particularly DESTROYS of securing the deeds
and perfectIng its title to the right Of way aud
as the funds are all ready 70 settle these claims
and the per diem Of the Jurors summoned upon
the acquisitions, we trust the parties will
attend Punctualiy upon the day designated by
Mr.. Seabrook.
In view OF the opening OF Spring and to
augment the forces, the contractors nave been
directed to increase the wages of the hands from
Sl.2S to sl-I5 per day, and squads are daily
passing through our village en- route to the
WORKS. D1r. Hall has also placed dumping
ars upon has sections, similar to those m use
: or some time past on some of the upper sec
tions, and we learn that they greatly facilitate
the work.
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MARRIK I'm

BYRNr-J0HEsON On the sssh Of March, at
50 Pstrfeks Church, by the Rev Father Keaue
BRANt Il A bIhNk 70 Mtss MATTE JOHN
SON Roth ef this city. No cards
BASTER-CHAMBEES.I In this city. on Sun
day eNeniLg q, arch Is. ~ Rev. W. Dean, Mr.
sAMUkL BANTER to Miss ACNE, CHAN
Bars, adopted daughter Of Gserge K. Moves
H,q all Of this city
DICH1AN-DAvIS. In New York, on Tuss
day. N arch 81. at Grace Church, by the Rev DIR
Porier. Lieutenant OommsndSr ERSESr DICH-
HAN nited states Navy. TO ANNIE L, dsush-
ter of Hon Thomas r. Davis
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GfashIonable churches have nearly all
adopted operauc music-Ofenbach included
e<Profsssor, nephew of Garibaldi, has
been arrested III Petersburg, Va, for swindling.
~ There Is q Tuuor that Dickens will To-
turn 10 US IN the fall
- HOop-skirts are said to be smaller They
are about as small as they can be- worn.
- French physician cures cataract with a
pnoS phuTetted eye-Wash.
- Two Nashville schoolbovs eloped las,
week To Cincinnati with twin sisters fifteen
years old.
~The old-fashioned gold handkerchief
rings and CHAINS are in vogue once more
ga Portland spothecary has q placard IN
bis window, announcing It xelye emstics Tor
81: not TO be taken on the premIses-
81 greater amount of trimming on the hats
TINS season than ever. The smaller the hat the
afger the trimming-and the price
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The DUKE OF MoNTPENsIYR. who. the cah,a
says, Is 10 b. King of Spain. Is the fifth s,n of
LOUIS Philippe, formerly King of the French
he was born at Neu lily, near Paris, In I-li
HIS cunning father married him in Isi6 to the
Spanish Princess louisa, the sister of q usen
Isabella II. and n the same time brought
about the q ueen's marriage to her imbecile
COUSIN, Francis OF Assist. Louis Philippe sup
posed that this would be a chlldiess marriage
aid that the children Of the Dnke OF M 1ntp-n-
sler would accordingly inherit the Spanish
throne- His calculation has proved erroneous
IN every wSy. He himself died in exile aud
Tor more than twenty years none OF his family
oaNe seen their native country. Isabella III
has number of children, and vet the old
hing principal end will BE- essentially gained
when Montpeesler himself puts on the crown
of Spain. with a reasonable chance as things
60 OF transmitting II TO his posterity. The new
King Will BE- known as Antonio L.
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AUCTION SALES.
fO.MOR OW.


~ dL.ss elerks vith J. G.ssirs 8 o.
sssss. 2 s. s oScs s1isa;s s''' ma n''
SPECIAL SALE or AGNIgIcEs rREScH.
s stI1TE nIhn3Rs; W.LSrr TpAsLYs ,nK
I:siis nlksos ssuK lrssssSs tSS
AL NbL 1s sIdAsRs, BEgss.Ls EEEksat,TLr
ss0AsP, ExfhEsfoN DfNiSG TABLE. Sc..
a On TUESDAY MoREISG. April 8. q. 10
Nsahali seli : very superior s.s,rtnest Of
uso parior Suites
five .ss,sI trench plat shr%r.
sn;,s s,,.sesr.tely cared Marble top Chamber
len Ten Iouble end Single Marble top Chamber
Several very nus Mirror back l.esere. and Hall
Zine sngrssings elegantly carved
Rep and Lace Curtains
hlesantiy carved Marble TOP siaeboard
alnut hx'epsicn Dining Table
Brussen; Three ply and Insrsin CARPETS
Plated Ware, Crockery, and Glass q are, stoves
The Furniture will be at our Auction Room.
on Monday next.
Terms cash.
Rf GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
NO. sas. sousSssst c.1ner s Of 7tS and street..
SPECIAL sALEoF MAGNIFICENT FRENCH
C Oh .ns.oE EOBNrTURh. NEARLY NEW,
a ON TUESDAY MORNING. Asrl 9Th. q,
W 10 O'Clock, ct 81 Z 18th 0 rect between l. ga
Id Mas &C husetts avenue, for geRtlen o.
sennins houseseepins, We .hsll sell sape-
One Parlor Suit.
Two large French Plate Mirrors
One Mahogany Chamber suite
Three Cotf sRe eetta
b. and Lace Curtains
oak Exteneto Dining Table
side Board, side Tables. &C
Velvet. Brussels. and Ingram Carpets
Crockery, Glass Ware, Stove. &c
apsN 'GrEHN WILLIAMS, Auct..
lSon Chron 6HerAld IL, 1sily Chron kIntel. I'll
by J. T. COLDwELL CO.. Auctioueers.
II No. $40 eth street, between ID and Z.
CBANCERY SALE OF UNIMPRovED LOTS
fa BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme court
9sf the District Of Columbia; passed 10 nh.S'
public auction. on the premises, Lot. numbered
10 square sss, in this city, which have been III
vded into zine lots, seven OF which trent - feet
another q "a dtst inches en- rirst street east. D..
ing Is feet on the said D street. The property /.
short distance south OF the Capitol, and contis-
M.ssrs. Kelly, ST. epserd and others 'A' "
The sale offers desirable op Bortunity for invest
m men in q Ispiily i%proSins neiehb. rhood.
will be shown At the sale.
Terms: One fourth cash; and the balance In two
est secured b. the purchaser notes, endorsed
to the satisfaction OF the trustee. deed 81 on
payment Of the whole purchase money. stsmp-
Of s25 on each lot required e the time Of sale:
m2s-d 1T. COLDwELL a co, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-05

AN AFFECTING SCENR.-On Tuesday last a
Young man. named George w Conkln. who
RESIDES IN Harlem. while passing the creek,
near FInety-sixth street. accidentally fell in
ara before assistance could be rendered, he
was drowned The cries OF the dro xninx man
Drought Conknns wife 10 the scene, who.
instead OF gong into Mysteries at the sight of
her husband struggling for life. like a brave
woman set about 10 extgicata him from his
perihOus pOsI'ion- Obeying the drowning
mans command, she prOcuerd a boat which
was moored near by, and had nearly rea ched
Der nu- oand, when be sank for the last time
and when recovered a short time afterwards
Hle "as FOUND 70 De extinct. Just before going
down tor the last time, ConkIing raised ms
names implorIngly 10 his wife. and with his
parting breath exclaimed, I'm going Mary
take good care OF the children. Good by -
Aehr I0rL .NlGr-