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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-03

NoTE.-Al moneys intended for the relief Of
tho widows, orphans, and others, caused by the
late calamity In our mines, will be duly and Of
hcially acknowledged in this standing advertise
montana Of the disbursements OF oil moneys
due notice will be given.
Gold Hill. April IA, 1869. ap14-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

the Mayor; have a vote In The case OF q tie, that
neither the Trustees o. Superintendent shall
expend more than $50 on any one school BALD
Ing without the consent 81 the Mayor.-Rsfl
Mr.. Davis. from toe COMMITTEES on Fire be-
Payments, reported \ bill 20 re-organiEe the
department, fixing the salaries as follows /:
Chief Engineer, -i.5uO; secretary, Sl.n0U, fore
man, sl.05o; engineers. Si.ag0; nrem-n. tlller-
men and hostlers, 81 0OO. privSte- zach sscO.
Mr.. DAVIS stated that the bul would cost
sS9.oo0, while ~ present tue salaries anoant 20
sl3eso. The bill was made The special order
for Monday next
Er Chase. from the Committee on Asyiums
reported Aldermen's bill 70 pay expenses OF
placing cooking range. &c In the Asylum. ball
10 increase the salary of Intendant, 70 increase
the salary Of the Secretary TO the Board OF Com
mlssIoners. passed.
Mr.. Dalton, from the Committee on Gas
Lamps, reported Aldermen = oill providing
Tor the appointment OF a Superintendeat OF
Lamps AZ $40 and two lamp lighters IN eacn
ward az 500. passed
Mr. ArrIson. from the Committee on Heaith,
reported bills for the relief Of =. T. Thyson,
apothecary OF the Third Ward; W l.. Sears.
apothecary Second Ward; W. W. Slowen,
apothecary FIRST Ward; passed.
The bill (B. A. for the relief OF Mary Y.
Webster was passed. and, ~ Has the Board
ad lourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

sinees was not far enough advanced. Two i'm
portant treaties were yet to be considered be-
SIDES the nominations. He moved that the Sen.
ate proceed 10 the consideration Of executive
business.
Mr., Edmunds said that sooner a time for ad.
Journment was fixed the sooner all business
would be disposed of.
Mr.. Summers motion to 60 into executive
session was lost by vote OF 81 nays to 25
yeas.
The resolution of Mr.. Edmunds, fixing time
for adjournment, was takeI up, and he moved
tc amend by inserting Thursday afternoon
next at O'Clock p. m.
MI. Pomeroy hoped Friday would be fixed
upon instead of Thursday.
Mr.. Morrill, said all nominations would be
sent in to-day, and all business could be closed
up in three hours.
Mr.. Pomeroy said he understood that there
was 20 be change In the government OF the
Indians, and q uakers were to be no minated TO
the Senate for positions as Indian agents, su-
perintendents, &c, and these would require
several days attention.
Mr.. Sumner moved, as an amendment to the
amendment, TO strike out Thursday and insert
Friday, AT p. m.
The Chair ruled this motion out OF order.
The Senate then, by vote Of % yeas to -
nays. adopted the amendment OF Mr.. Ed
munds. providing that the Senate adjourn on
Thursday at p. m.
Mr.. Fessenden moved to strike out the hour.
so that the adjournment could be at any time on
Thursday. Adopted.
The resolution as amended by Mr.. Edmunds
was then adopted-yeas 81, nays2i
On motion of Mr.. Sumner the Senate, at five
minutes past one O'Clock, proceeded TO the con-
sideration of executive business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

CUBAN AFFAIRs.-The Spanish courts Of
Cuba have rendered a final decision declaring
the American brig Mary Lowell q legally cap
tured prize. There are rumors Of heavy en-.
gagements between the troops and rebels near
Remedies. The Spanish war vessel Lealtor
has gone TO Santiago. The principal captors
OF the Cuban steamer Commanditario are said
TO be in New York. Those remaining in Mas
sau have been demanded by the Spanish au-
thorities, but the English authorities will not
surrender them.
Captain Giles, OF the schooner Lizzie Major,
who is now at New Orleans, publishes in the
papers there an account Of the boarding Of his
vessel by the officers Of the Spanish frlgate
Fernando. The passengers removed from his
signed by Captain General Dulce. The Cap
tain protested, but without avail, against the
seizure OF his vessel, and informed those max
ing the seizure that the Spanish Government
should be held responsible for all damages that
might arise through the illegal detention OF his
vessel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

A SINGULAR CASE OF KLEPTOMANIA.-
An Associated Press dispatch from Philadel-
phia last night says: There was considerable
excitement here in Republican circles to-day
by the discovery that q wealthy gentleman, a
director OF the Union League, and recently
confirmed to European consulate, had fer a
He was detected yesterday stealing q box Of
cigars from grocery store. He confessed his
guilt, and said he could not resist the temp
tatton TO steal, and paid $50, the estimated
value OF the goods taken from the store
shortly afterwards he resigned from the
League, and 1t is supposed he will never get
70 his consulate. He obtained his appon tment
here.
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~ ~Parepa is well again.
HVelocipede shoes are the latest novelty.
~ Croquet has come. -

~ oAcpo 10 "cL uSo
HVelocipede shoes are the latest novelty.
~Croquet has come. 4a - 81,
Dan Rice has organized another circus.
~Brigham Young calls fashionable GENTLE
women "female loafers."
0For young gentlemen, white felt Oxford
mats will be the "genteel thing" this summer
-SJoe Jefferson has bought q house In
Chicago.
~Train makes ont his bill against the U. p
X. r. for $l,0OO,OOO. ..a ,..,...- -
~The pews Of Grace Church, CHICAGO.
rent the present year for the modest sum of
S1lO,OOO. ..--r.rE a.. .|I - =
~ May and June, Fashion DEGREES, are to
be good months to get married IN. 30
~ There are now sixty Y. NJ. O. A. in
France, and an organ ID published At Nismes
~There are now twenty colored PRESIDING
Elders in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
result Of the organization Of colored confer
ences.
@An Indiana Episcopal minister has been
sentenced to admonition by his Bishop, tor 20.
ing to see the "Black Crook"
~Lay delegation 10 to be voted on next
June by the entire membership OF the Method.
ist Church, male and female, above the age Of
twenty. one years.
ga bill has passed both branches Of the
massachusetts Legislature, providing that NO
licenses for the sale Of LIQUOR shall be granted
aiter the 3oth Of April. -f.-fse.... -
.~There are nifty Chinese Catholics in San
francisco. come ducated in the Catholic semi
entity. = - - = -,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
LATER FROM THE PACIFIC COaS1

LATER FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-Late Mazatlan
advices note the attempt Of Col. Palacies to
decided failnre. After escaping from Mazatlan
ne proceeded Immediately to Culvinan, and
succeeded in reducing the garrison and enter.
ing the place, but finding NO money in the
chants Of the city Of $4,000, but succeeded
In raising only Sl6,OOo, and not being able to
sustain himself, he disappeared, and It is
for assistance. Before Talaciso left he pro.
claimed in favor Of General Placedo Vegas as
Governor Of Sinola, but his proclaim mation met
with but little sympathy. The gold diggings
ing crowds Of people. Considerable gold has
been taken out. and one lump contained 81 coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

The THIRD WEEKLY RECEPTION OF MRS.
President GRAFT took place In the Blue
Room" at the Executive Mansion to-day, be-
ginning al two o'clock and lasting until four.
Mrs. Grant was dressed In light pearl colored
silk, dotted with roses, trimmed with purple
fringe and ribbon, and closely fitting IN the
neck. Her hair was tastefully arranged, with
a crimson jsponica clasped in front. She was
supper ted by Mrs. Senators Wilson and Cole,
and Mrs. General Comstock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20
DESTRUCTIvE FREsHETs IN CANADA

MONTREAL, April 2O.-The ice has moved from
Chetaugue river and Lake st. Louis The St.
Lawrence river rose from 30 feet on Saturday
to AZ to-day. The lower part Of Griffintown is
flooded, and much distress is anticipated.
GUELPH, April 20.-The heavy rains Of Sat.
urday night have swollen the river Speed and
Seven or eight mill dams have been swept
away, and the culverts on the leading roads
have been destroyed.
MITCHELL, April 20-A terTiffic rain storm
prevailed here Sunday night. The country In
this neighborhood is covered with water. The
damage TO property is very great.
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AND FATAL HAIL.
STORM AT THE WEST.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 20.-Last night a ter.
rible hail-storm, accompanied with lightning,
passed over this city. The Indiana Central
Railroad freight depot was torn down. with a
number Of other buildings. The Michigan
Central depot was unroofed and Allen McCul.
chan killed. Other employees were seriously
injured. Rev. Daniel Balloua, Universaist
minister. OF Utica, who was passing the depot
At the time OF the storm and tosk shelter there,
graph lines in the city Were torn and prostrat.
ed, but Communication has been resumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20
sCHENCK.s PULMONvC >vRue


seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills win cure
Consumption, Liver mplaint. ana Dyspees,s y n
70 % q the the s AZ
the stomach, relax the liver, and pct it 20 vorS:
hs Ssss: aG:a % ss ssss
in flesh; the diseased meter ripens n the iunSs,
& SSss sss.not Of
msnie Syrup ripen. tke morbil matter in the
.iSn SSss the phesn Or matter ]. fies Sigh.
couch % will thrOG it Of: and the pstien: has rest
no Io 90 this, the seswsed Tonic and Mandrake
ana thar the pssd 80 the
Will make good blood.
moving .n Obsiroetions. relax the Duct. % ' Of the
gall bladder the bile starts freely and the liver is
can DO nothing Sa: eSes BEEN ses r ea
omel deadly poison, which 10 very daueerous to
s start shs .ee9sson @ Of q1oet tss sss
like echsncke Mandrake Pills
Liver Sonplainti is one Of the most prominent
scneneks seaVesd Tonic is a gentle stimuiant
which this preparation is made Of, sssisis the
stonsch to throw ont the gastric Juice % dissolve
good blood without fermentation or sourine ir the
:, The great reasen why physicians DO not cure
give medicine to stop the coughs to stsp chIis 70
they dersnee the whole d digestive powers. Ioskine
up the secretions and eventually .he patient sinks
Or. Schenck. m HIS treatment does NOT try IN
stop ceugh, night swea;s chfils or fever Re-
move the cause. and they viii all stop Of their ewn
accord No one can be cured Of Consumptton,
Liver SSE slsint' DHpepsia, Catarrh, Usnker.
made healthy.
Ii person has consumption q course the lsuss
IN some way, are diseased, either tubercles, ab-
sceeses. bronchial irritation. pleura adhesion or
esyns In such .n.t %ast Be aoes aoo .'f ds
not only the lunes that are wasting but AZ fs the
whole body. The stomach and liver have lost
their power TO make blood out Of food Nev, the
only chance is 20 take DR.. echepcks three nedi-
clnes, which will bring mp Q tone TO the seoms- 81
the patient VIII begin 20 want food, it will dfgeet
eesily and make good blood; then the patient be-
gins 70 gain In flesh, and as soen ae the body be-
sins to grow, the lungs commences 4, heal nm sDd
the patient gets feshy and we'll. This is the enlT
way TO cure Consumption.
~ when there is no lung disease, and only Liver
and ar.
the Puimonie Syrup. Take the Msndrafe Pihs
IeeH tnes Al bilious complaints, they per-
DI: schsnei. Who has enjoyed uninserrups.d
pounds, vas waited Away TO Q mere skeleton in
me very last stage OF Pulmonary Consumption his
rnyncians having pronounced bis case hopeless
aud abandoned him to his fate. He wss cured by
many thousands similarly sfiiicssd have use1 Dr..
sensnsk se Hrsparations vish the sene rsnarksole
spoosss :. Luii direction socompany eeeh, making
scS not SesolSssly nscssssry e ssr.opsiy see DR.
his principal once Dhis, every SATURDAY.,
where ell letters for ~ vice must be addreeee1.
Psies Of the PulnSnie syrrR and S $780, S Tonic.
drakesPilIs. Is cents per bog.
For GALE By ell DruGgfots. ma - colin
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lBy BanEers' ana broxer.' relsrrspp \

tby bankers' and brokers' Telegrapnl
Lewis johnson q 20. quote stocks and oot
IN home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW loRE, April 2n.--First Board-US
leel. coupon. IL; 8 50's. lse2. coupons
l-64, coupons, Il5's; ls6o. coupons, II7s:
coupon, new, liz Saws, l56s, coupon. I,..
l0.SO's, coupons, IOG Pacific Mail ~
a Miss Ceruncates, y =; Mar1posa- % =. Il
nc Mail, none; Canton. 81 =; OumberIanr
Western Union Telegraph. &2X: QuicksiIs
22S; Boston Water Power. le,A New af
Central, 1854; Hudson, Ia Readins, ~ !.
Michigan Central, ic3s; Michigan Southern,
none; Illinois Oentral. liS Cleveland and
Pittsbure ~ Northwest sSS; DO preferred.
95Ai cleveland & Toledo, none; Rock Island.
l3e y; Fert Wayne, l3it; Alton Terra aaute,
5s&:- Toledo 4 Wabash, 1lh; Adams EXP,
81; Wells, Fargo DO. Express ss; United
States Express, none; American Express, al;
Merchanu' Union. l5S; Chicago 4 Alton, I5s;
al3i4.
BY Cable.l
LONDON, April 20, N a.. m.-Oonsols, for
money, IS; for account, 20. Bonds. slk.
Illinois, ses. Erie, 23A.
FRANKFORT, III q. m--Bonds, - sas9k.
LIVERPOOL ~ q. m.-Cotton marke, opsns
dull. Sales will reach 5000 bales. Middline
Uplands, l2S; Middling Orleans, l2a.
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MORECONvICT SHOOTING.

LoUIsvILLH, April l9th.-Two convicts,
while attempting to escape from the Indiana
renitentiary, were apprehended a short dis.
tance from this city on Saturday. One Of
them was shot and wounded while attempting
TO make the kentucy shore. Another convict,
named Saltwell, scaled the walls, but was
seen and ordered to return. He, however dis.
regarded the command, and was fred ar twice,
the secoud shot icfiicting dangerous wound
below the breast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

UNIvERsALIsM IN AMRRICA.-A. ID. 1870 in
the centenary year OF American Universalism.
and it is to be duly celebrated by the payment
OF all debts and obligations resting on the var.
lous organizations of the denomination A
memorial monument at Washington, to cost
Si000U0, is also talked of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

The SENATE in executive session yesterday
rejected the nomination OF Edward Stephens,
nominated FOR Consul a. Leeds. England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

1T l. =. 7. TROwERIDGK- of Illinois, W no has
-eceIved the appointment Of Consul 10 Vera
Cruz, and not J. T. Trowbridge, the author OF
The Eagabond, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

COLONEL :. :. Fisher, the new Commissioner
Of Patents, was IN CinciEnatI yesterday, and
Will leave for Washington on Friday next or
he Monday following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

SPECIAL SESSION Of The Cabinet was con-
yened yesterday, all the members present ex =
c.pt Secretary Borie. absent from the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

Mr.. JAS. :. WILSON. Census Clerk IN rhe
Interior Department, was yesterday removed
py SecretaIy Cox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Providence, 3. L,
STERLING SILvgR WARE

FINB BLBtTBO-PEATGDW WABB.
This company, having the most extensive and
complete Silver Ware Factory In the world, end
empoyine the beet talent In design ing, modellin
snd nnishing, are; with the a,d Of Ingenious and
labor saving machinery. enabled TO produce in
large quantities, and ct the lowest prices, goods
eesutiful In design and unsurpassed In finish. the
nneness OF which they guarantee 70 be Of sterling
with all articles in silver for the purpose OF pro-
teStne purchasers from limitations Of tkeir designs
They also continue TO manufacture their we'll
Hnown and unrfvalled Nickel Silver Dlectrs- Plated
Msre, whlch viii last twenty nve years with fair
Orders received from the trade ssly. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible deal
srs everywhere.
ssrtldN r'ais Marx I s,:ss .ss [1 :
~SS Tor for
STERLING Silver spsstro- sWAAArc1
-; ma e. is.aiz in .slos ls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

DEATH OF PROFESSOR MITCHELL.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-Professor Mitch
ell, the mathematician, aged 70, died at Vassar
College yesterday, from debility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

MAYOR BOwES il still unable TO leave his
residence. his condition, in consequences of so
many friends calling on him, not having i'm
proved as much as was hoped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

Hon. j. LoTBROr MOTLEY. our new Minis
Ter TO England, who is in this city, will receive
MS instructions in about ten days, anu sail for
Europe on the 18th of May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

DIR. LIPPINCoTr, (the husband of Grace
Greenwood,) a fourth class clerk in the Post
Ofice Department. was an applicant for the
position Of General Superintendent OF the Post
o ffice Department, but failed to get the ap-
pointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

ARCHBISHOP MCCLOsKsY, Of New York. is
m this CITY.
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Baltinsrs narnsss, rs.aay.

bALTIHoRR, April 20.-Cotton quiet at y \.
Flour inactive; Howard street super $6aS6 50;
do. extra s9aes.75; do. family g. 5Oaei0-S0;
City Mills, super ssas6.50; do extra ssaslO; do.
FAMILY $9as il.95i Western, super s5.7Sae6-50,
dull; sales Of choice red. S2aSo 20. Corn dull;
prime white a. saa-3; yellow staS6. Oats firm
for prime heavy 75ass; light 65a70. Rye dull
al sl.sUasl&2. Provisions and whisky un-
changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKSUK--The receipts to-day
rom this source were s2Os 237. .O3.
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END OF THE MINERS STRIKE IN

BRUssRLLs. April 2O.-The strike among the
miners was quelled by a slight advance on
their wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

WASHINGTON, April 20, I-oe.-Jsy Oooke A.
60. furnish the following auotatisns OF Gov
erument rftea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

We clip the following from the Rahv.y fN.n
Ttues:
We commend 70 the sttentton of our readers the
follovfng noe froD one OF our sitf II ems.
"Abogt year ago vas sxtscS "a win ueuor-
msst inces,antly sines-tfn Conner sd the ~.
OF llsss LssS Beisasl. By With have ZEN
"R.a%1T. i. j. Dec. ,.s, iss A1sssoE; n.9n.I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

New York Grain Market fs.day.
NEW YORK, April 20.-Flour salOc. lower
Wheat dull and ncminally lower. Corn rs
dull and dreoping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

HI: sriee. Know sIsoss 1siyssssy 70 Ss sosS q
body. II is valuable not only for Colds in The
winter. but for various eummsr OompIaints s.d
demands 10 may come unsvare.-C1riSfias Ad~c-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

THE PosTNAaTBR GENERAL has consented
20 the resignation Of Mr.. Bell, the Superinten-
dent Of the Post Once building. on the first
proximo. IN order to give him time 10 settle
his accounts. The appointment of Mr.. Ma.
eartney as his successor will not take effe CT
till that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

PICTURE FRAME noULDIHGs,
..~ stilD..::s; :ss gssss; 1!s .';..,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

TIE sTATIMENr that VIM. Harvey, builder,
has instituted q suit for s1i,OOo against Gen.
Howard, growing out of a contract made with
Cen Howard for the erection of the Howard
University, is incorrect. There is no SUIT
against Gen. Howard, nor against any one else.
that we can hear. though We believe there Is
some difference OF opinion between MIR. Har-
yey and the architect, Mr.. Searle, as to the
amount TO which Mr.. Harvey is entitled for
some extra work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

THE SENATE COMMITTEE on Foreign Affairs
yesterday, after an exciting debate over the
nomination of Mr.. Sanford TO be Minister to
Spain, agreed to report IN favor of his con-
firmation. M. Piles name as Minister to
Brazil occupied the attention Of the committee
for some time, and II is stated that unless his
name meiswithdravn II will be reported adversely
upon; also that Of Mr.. Carlile, of West Vir-
ginia, as Minister 10 Stockholm, and Russell
Jones as Minister To Brussels. as they are not
strong enough in the committee 70 secure a Ia
yorable report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

Wall Street To-day.
NEW YORK. April 20 Money is steady: call
Sterling Exchange, lOs. Gold, I3iS. 5-a0's,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

THKWHITB HoUsE-The usual semi weekly
meeting Of the Cabinet was held to-day at the
Executive Mansion, with all the members
present, and remained IN session until a late
hour. Prior 10 its assembling, the President
received calls from Coils. Robert Lincoln and
Edgar Welles, Senators Catiell, Hamlin, Cole,
Drake. Morton, Thayer, Schurz, Cragen, Will
son. Fenton. Nye and BOreman, and several
visitors on ofncial business. The public will
hereafter be admitted 10 interviews with the
President at any hour from 10 nIl 8 o'clock,
except on Cabinet days, when the doors will
be closed al IL O'Clock noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-20

CONVICTED OF FRAUD ON THE U. s. PENSION
OFFICE.-lnformation has reached the Pension
ONCE that Milton N. Kicker and Charles
Kicker. Of Bangor, Maine, have been tried and
con- icted for fraud on the Government in con.
neciion with claims for pension. They have
been sentenced, each, 10 three years i'm prison.
mtnt IN the penitentiary.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
VIZ. 81. LiTTLs Auc,ipnssr
DY WYCK0FF ~ LITTLE.
... On MONDAY March o.
~ Oeei at the Cty saeem PhanT Bu5ogS No 10 COu1t
Bfoatlyu.


On MONDAY March, ,,o,.,
ATTRhCTivE SALE
Adjourned s Of lots N o4KLAEP I644TBCSP TE0IAvR
COLlJEs aud wlLLiANSiS. and dsCHBSECTADlAFE
ASA if TaR ysME F &yb 5y FT5SE ,cv
PACIFIC AND wOoDHpLlcsTf., BBoQgLiN
70 & s' Lot T. , KFes eoss" so
an eo water and as' bath water eOseta &e House
q %ooDngLsy @ Ssl So"S ,o.S =:
iagrosyss5ts WI readily rrni h' : 100 per
residence Ga he HS,th als s house sss
eli thr Mou Tpogsmspt., neetioO bAh, water eOs
' asp Of he above aov ready No ISL Monsust and No "a
''''''N' "''''"' TUESDAY. M.rebo,
AZ "a o'clock at the EIebnfs Ssesroom No III Broadway hs"
..- GRAND OPP oRTUETTY ......u --.
MpSrG0MERY' And HlLBoSEsrss BRooKLIN IN TliR
Y o. TE S5SHP w8 R9ByAsS 1K yLSM LS4P I8
AvEIhis property Sos higb commanding ground yeY egoy
Po.SSo S. 5, ,sT S . S :: & &c sS o,Ir ". voIsS sS
he ttbios oi esPt,s sBd pesuao The many improvements
bug ta loea render ssasia that bees long svsJ d
fn building purp0se Tue lots on two blocks from
1ihospa ready the Auetonss. No 7t cs
dar.lL. n. y. aud No ISL honiagueSl, Bro9fyh .#
vv,p,spropy AZ sshs6F 5' ZIG EIGHT ' holss ssbsn.d.
vtsde beng 'bs saIre hOri be'sssH B'de and "Ars"'
Also at th, same tine snd place.
rsgE f0Ts ., sISse Carroll aud Ascomb1 on DongS Battle
al sIt-snts an these splendid lots Jay very near fr'ec Pa
see New ot 1sss. ssa @ s y GSS 5GiA ~. R.
Vii sfy ,Isss lis properly described below slsJ win Be
Tists Tat tb y. doae, % ID Ssss co0,Dg III. .D front
os 2sIGo on north side MseOmbIt, 100 feet
CARR0IsT o 2, by an .1srsFs depth ofiisfeet
DOUGLASS ST. 'outh d2 o' IS per m,p between 0d'h ''o
I%~s"ess nes . 700 S M e., s io ncss e, ofTuv
2lIls feet on the south side 2O feet vs' Of
DouGLAsssT ror,h side $40 feet Of smhtt lot 2oricO
dsps Iesd No. III Moniagusst. sud NJ. "a CedlLL J.