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, 1869-10-12

twrcn and o'cloct ho cpscrod tha cnctosurc,
and 9et town ca pills OF lFou+ tttdeutIy 70 frsf
hmselt: IN aiew nlnutes. 10 fell ovct and died
without struggle. II IL presumed tho oause Of
hb death II heart dtaeAsn. Deceased wa about
% year. Of sxe, and nved With Mr.. Kelly, No. 81
North Water atteet uo lseveA = villa. The body
II waiting N inquest.
FREDERICK MH1EkuoFy. farmer from ucsSh.
boring town. WAS ar71gued before Justice Arnold.
yesterday, charged with committing ! se.tou1
III. ide Behike, boip u n.s houss. The casa
was continued TO The "a Inst, and tho accused
waa held IN bail OF tl,oea
Tn Al.AAx 1t ! O'Clock thA mofuiaR from Box
t9ostors building. No: lea. south Footts ssfes,, s1,
owned and cccup!ed By J. u. fiull DsmAge anout
e.: Injured toF 20 IL ths :, 3s No
ssoye On aae second door Of No 10 Lake street.
ALI GRADUATES and these who have attended q
tss Aa,san uaps q nc tns aqsa1o n & aooss
losr ss i msissf II 1sieS al Vii 70 deepy inter.
eated.
Hofmonizrn passed through ~ ssiy 5es5sfVeag. Va.
fut Utah. Tncy were principally WeAh ana Eng
+ hah. R11zham7 axenu IN Europa Fe working
| haEt-
tef1d sne saloon OF ]. J. Schwartz No. ia STATE
street., II i stole two sets Of billiard bslls ano
quantity Of cigasa+ Tno little faseals made tnets
| escape with the booty.
| 10 contain soue sort Of drug OF medicine, VA!
! found on the east bank Of the river, II the foo
| Of Washington street, yesterday. 1t eau ha found
at the ATuoFy.
Passenger Agent Uf tue Erie Railroad, yesterday
stating that the breaks in thAt roAd had been tui
repaired, and that t1alna we're running regularly.
Aum MAT Gr1x4N, residing At No. lso Wes
, 1869-10-12
THE new MASONIC TEMPLE.
Description Of she Hutjdsnyy TO be Erected u
ll.c Eorprr Of Randolph nna hnisaed
S&frrta.

To-day the various Masoolc societies OF tho city
win lsy the cornerstone OF tho now Masonic Teu1-
pic about 70 bc erected tho corner OF West Rsn-
dolpa and ualsted st1eera BY the West Chicago
Masonic Benevolent Association Nearly all toe
Aasonc societies will participate, and the occa-
sion will be q very Important And impressive one.
1he folloKlug II 4 tescupt1on Of the temple:
The puiilnX will have frontage Of II 1eet o1
Randolph Htstet, and 100 feet On Halstesl- The
main moor wilt mare Two stepa above tho sltc~
wak and the clear height Of the stories ase 70 oe
a. {pllQw8: DAsemEnt, feer; hf7t stoFy. IL 1ett
tceona stotJ u fees saltd storr, II feet; fourth
on lie int Zoo. there viii be one store 100 feet
deep. oue u feet deep. one ol feet deep, and also
q fltc banking room 2SIGo feet at the principal
conner, The entrance and stairway 10 ths upper
nDofs will be at the HAt8te1 street 'front.' Tho
second 8toIJ w!l be divided Into U1lcee, aud the
third and fourth foof1 into apartments fOt the 01e
Of tbe M2soutc soc!et,ea fos whicn the! harc been
specials arranged In the third kto1J Will be the
reception room, 24xe4 feel; the coancl.Eoou, 301
81; The nsmory, l5Io6, and the Iodsr. room, 40xaR
with yBYlou1 other kr011tef g0oua4 AID osMceA
In the fourth story lft the banQoetlnE hai1
A1to, with ample kitchen aud cioscta, ana the
llftIl room, 7ax5d. The lodge RON viii have au
which viii tsa supplied with 1a organ, aud lht
rom Mil BE- thoroughly yenllaled
Tna walls OF the suptrHtfuCture will be f1cet
with pressed brick, with Illinois marble Trimmings
ard will be surinountcd With ifpn coruicts ait
full maasea Of oTn1menf- When completed th'
STRUCTURE will lie an honor to tue Manonic 1Fater
plJ credit 10 the city, nnt1 worthy 1f Ito aFchf
tect, @. P. Randall, Esq. Tho Estimated cost +
about S61sQ0Q.
, 1869-10-12

-
IM MsN. ectfaee QiRea Ia luoAuA auee1s De"
s9eth ptsp!A4nne and kutcs "
.ns ,os 1,,s,s,e rsrn . si,,y M,
t,rr,, erH I1sts; ~ .tf Jtnnystnf and
Iat1iaoa ptlcels Tlth the rccon aendation that II
" 1S 9a' o,t Insss q. r., .,n.r,n<.,,n.
ss .s!Ns. ! a..,,anS - - Thntn vAs rrfst7ad tke
ss seetsc ~ r : 49, .st.nz srFn.ak,on 70 isy
retVu rtts1 y .rSs Esheef3th street. rctaFncd
the ttmet VIII an s"'e'se AeP't~ "A'1 ""~ VIZ
cll&teo H. ,,., .~.xesxvx+.
,o-,,,.,ne -. : rcs1 s.s-xsne.nts n ,vnnn,
nee Co.nte X ..annS o ssasssnnrns , fnr ro Io4
w. tSaE1tn tSaitn srSas@ ~. srjdfi. ~ EcS,,a s+rsst
eHnS W. GtuGs W M~4.u ~ A"~.1 ss N.sts
from AHhAakee " .stea aso3 xsesA A 90tsa =
sNeAuS TSs.e-H - . 80 a ,c1 H A. soa.
tpcuG1 ~ NEeeu.nS .esH4 ~ IL t soS Sel1
M1tn tne sease1usa7p xss. saaa II o0 ooausueo.
Hhseo va JULIE ~n.,.
m. t,nrnrc,,tss ~ pns,1tc tn,;atn.. ..n,,,,.,.A
We Issns1,o4a .se oa xSaic AaIo.aes sao1ltsed
IL onas tupHt MAsea MAS t0n 49,:
r,t.n x P1@as*sr = Ssio9 -rtanr n tss rSeHs
tTy IL reiatjon to rst.6lishuE vtsnasd tls Ia ttt
incunveniDos to which tho puhlte nd basoees usen
a:c sahtp1ed 9e1osods The (assotue*acn O! Fekshae
!tsadsEd &aae fef the ~ ana yoqs ssau.hfse ee.sye
IA 1ar HHREf HeREa r1 as's 3i3,s II - ~ III ~ ron
Template any expenditure "a the pAyt af th4
e1ty tbey point out i Proper plan, tn OIL
onIuc Hhlth WI inss5sn ctf civ reliable tttnh- Al
Il iu Tnoutre sotpo I;pe 10 make The proper attsose
pEnta peeeaaary Tor thA es4Ahshuk o{ tha time. ~
liz Bead u FS.ile aTt1 ard iaAt they b l1sruct
Ht1aposscai sactT, .tth sbe 1itw of e<t.bl!snIak
, 1869-10-12
ADMIRAL FARRAtu1.

4 rumos was cusrsnt yesterday afternoon thAs
1tcAf. Admiral FaffnRut whc has eeeh DihR dAh-
ecrout't III At tho shetmsn iioaso tof tnrce OF
fous t,aya. hs, expired. 4 uupuns Of flags wefs
lew rtcd IT ha1f-frAtt Ap0 - Ebe repoft spfsA1 u
cast general gloom oref tbs cit5. 1'orunstcly
pt,t,ct thai tho old hhto u Ia tait war o} ruets.
rrf, lie waa considerably tDrFused dunnx tue
tlst sd ast ntRht, hn't eAEy tbs tuotniog w1s On.
toylhr aulct FuAt hpd eleerA
, 1869-10-12
the ciTy III bRlkF.

rux par11srs OF ILLINOIS viii hold their annual
,s....o ,n.. vase At Aurtda oontncutdur with
~. =. .s,"r,I nn,on m Wedpe6tay morning. Tn
InuttogJ, NJ to o'clock, the StaIe SnnaAJ scuOol
Convention will oten, n the FNst hAps1st Cnalce.
4 very large aitennaDce = expected nom ; ess5 e.;
part OF the ats1e aus uaoi uH eseos @ y ~ cHt - r.
,9nnt 70 r,..tnos II al IasuT courchcs fof
sntee 9I.sisni n;.esS. n Snntts1 ScbnN Wurter1
en In,s %iii fnr1s, fne inafiIue feature Of tho
pEoaraa;ms and q. @ s9asta Genera ee.i5s
Hf,i ~ hrlh 10 couktdcr ssThe Sunday school
Tnrk Of BsDtuu tn utuols - tn which prominent
ns.rsrs 1tr mo Mi. 1pe couseuuon viii close
* F1.a*, morninr after wntch the annual meet
! liz Of ,le Baplist Geuersl ASSOCIATION viii he
| htfd the , hole ctrsiug on Monda5 fo1toxtnG.
Thote who attend tnete meetings II AuEors, pay
iue fuli 1aTc, VII he returned ios oue nfth 1aTr
! ever The Chicago Rock Island md The Cnica4p
| L Alton Koads. and ttee ostr the C., B. 1 Quincy
i1usided IN liberal scase. aud toc B.piss family
| ate expecting Eleat ieHtt ot sood tn'n&S
TIE BAzAk, IN a.d Of Murray Chapel. opens
in.s evening. II ~tll ctntlhuc through tue uAy
eoue,aae eo wisn e1aaa as,en u On f1lasi ssea.
tvg. Thr 1ollontng patlvns VIII e rep.essa:ed 10
Sttrh, S1t.f. Jexpa, luj,an. 9;.m1. aud Ysakee.
thh4cteE,sI.c Ho4 d. fictn sch nat'on will oe on
sale, and Characteristic costume sorn. boald
u 1,ate tooth y Ill u set IN, with IT. Tysiestes
Of CHARGE AID nI-chaucc. a voting booth *lIl
.roW who - rho, in mal.y inteiettinE ~a!t.
Flowers. toveT-Rl'tt. n.ltic, etc, viii add 70 soc
lots!cst - ~. :, n,a1 - III q, ann,
mAiic tsleui NAM *!l ltMen De5' ~ ~ e9 HvM; !;
readings on NeDctost e.sn!ne- @o.t .an,ro snd
iFtth1Dt II. W! hs tsfn oss a.1 t H., II;
all vt Ert lit 1f mtar - tne !eT'sa.e - ~
= 10 do not. sfe tnsitt1 70 tet7eea uoUeeses -, "
the 1hra1 tan1e: Or M Sso*' "a eee nj. .e...n
h 4 1Ars UTE. Single tNAe's' - e*asa' 7e1
tIcketf. Is cenue ...-.
rn,,.r +hr ,hrrr hundred and scFentr. scseutA
! ,n,,,r. rssr1 ri Inc olttyytry O! America WIZ X
oss.aE ~ mia r1ty with anurops7asc pere
| ctNuta"u ~ .sa1es ,,srs,r..,nt! nm noxe4s d
uupisFs ,na t,.i,sn sta i.r,mtn hoc!rttes and ID,
n ,,nt Scn,t i am c,tS of1cefs eencfaIif Nj
. Trz.. I.ii .f,l n.rrf. nfrr inc fnIlf1 VIM
Na.s LNtAts ~ III. d,,ch ~ fgssI rnIfh 10 chi
!pa!e: na.s M ~ ., =" VIM ~ snnIh "a iatr. Fes
to fsplsitGA totta 20 Msaeoa{ - " anao @
toLth lg var hufcn e.. - "nam - h.,i Enss
ntrth 10 latdo'pa. aLo Tfs' ~ NC sr raS, .n,
speeches wall " dtl!s ~ itonAn, HfInsn 10y
/ EtkItl " Ns!tf tocr. AeHotuote. - Ii ~ y
1'nerf ~ uhe eeeeipK We Iii - osxer In /,
the Nsuan eHSeM . 'MeSo ,e"s III riesssnt rrcn
ma'5 ,a /. s,tsr+n.t.n ~
, 1869-10-12
RltXJs nF elriIEKs vERSus RAttHAt saH
FANlte.

~ tAt EI,tce NJ 7As cA&nspn 5ItSH:
i o&,sssys In Jour issue Of s1ndAT. oc9ooos ~
aoverss extended Rittcaes from tnt Ca'eas@ e4'y
Ila,,.ay company, particularly dwelling npon
thc,r psw s,,tetp ot carr aud tho d.n'eultss thnJ
lator under in operating tteE various lines. O.
pecially on fkdt1nA Avenue.
Thcsa ate Aqae thtnSA about tAl1 lndlAoA A1e0pe
, 1869-10-12

n, The ressopa Of lhe ups &rts. 'h,s afternoon Il
,,ntrd forward 10 With RrraS anticipation. Ths
a,apd sale Of oil raiutlnRs. u she sooms Of
Nes,rs W. A. Nulte.a 1 Co, kos. :. !, and u
itsndolph s..sr1 viii oou.u.etee ~ esSsa enese
s,rn n M d. tho American Az 0alIcfJ, Eew fork
tsse viii be CONTINUED to-posro~ and Thuf*ds,
= aittFpDQn-
, 1869-10-12

The Jumper Tar soap - thc .,s pest =
nnnlfE III lacz with the Ipoat tender zlan4: II The
tame time It u Invaluable ~ remedy for ptnr'ea
rough Or chsppcd hands aud u cutaoeoua & aiseasea @
yAt3np The raa.4aT and giving pain to The pAHSot
Manufacsuscd eJ caswe1, AazArd Co, SeS
, 1869-10-12

Fntenta.-IuyenS0r who SWIah tn-
formation how to take our patenM. nAd better
En, u T4fk Row, New Fork. aud get their or'nion r
md sdy}ce1 which 1s given without charge In.s
aRepcs wns established twensJ gre seaSe a*o, anu
has tsd \ mpcn larger experience In e1Aa,!nina
iuyrn1ioo4 and securing patents than any other 10
me VarIdL Communications cptdderttes. Pam
ptlrs OF laws and Information fFee. AddfesA u
shove.
, 1869-10-12

1lofass Malt Extract Differs IA y
feyerars from a1l other malt preparations - Il Is
fo1trating nnr iTrtiaupK A. II copiA.nA more nutrt
oent thai porter. ale, oT the strongest beer, while
| to 4 most dtliant1ui taste II uni'ea the most
sfrepatheuttg x and sopthtng et1ects upon tue en-.
tirc kSsteu Sold bf Nil druEg1sta and Grpce1s-
, 1869-10-12
MtYEURo1 o0leAl.

meteorological Rscori Tot OCT. IL, 1sda. ~ NJ
rorted w anxx,h, it,, op,Ie!sn, III lsantoInit
sutct correspondent 10 tho Smithsonian 1uast+
t,,to, 1ar ANAL letters 4rn tho Initials tor tho
Norl,s ''yreYnR,'' "Rrutlc," hiRh." "drJ.'
mo!st Atmosphere, -" yAln, /" and "Ahaw:"
, 1869-10-12

DIED.
SCTCLIFFE-F0 this tIky. on the e*t1ipf o. w
Il HI, r<idenex- o. tt.tcat.+ VII sateluct asco "
yr411. II months q 10 dAtk
Fnnet II Af ksnkakec CITY. =. -
HQAL-In this city. on tht evenlnk Of pEt y q
n,uttion Ataoka 1s.eca a"Etons vile oa eosa's 4.
fnnrs. On i wedns,day. et II Al io'f M from II
ryridepet ut her fs&hes, u. hottnu- Lea ~ Asch1-
, 1869-10-12

1~~~~mh fe1fv Etrt&Aww

RArAfk.u, :;ct. 1l.-Colonel John SeroFeH+ tho
;,cnuctst.c cundldRte for Mayor. AID an entire
i1tmocfattc lioar,t OF Aldermen weth e!fcsr& 70
day nY shout 5000 majority. Tho oElEta vo'e WI
mot be kpoHn until to-D0T0w. Tue he8Foea
reuerally y0,ed with ths ptmocfatA
, 1869-10-12

For Cough Colds, md Throat Dis
orIerr, use Browns bronchial Tfpches," nas-
The ,tocnes are highly recommended and Pre-.
ecf1bcd b. PHI stciAns and surgeons u nc army
Tnoa. exposed to sudden changes should aiHaJS
be fcrphea With THE Troches - tneJ give
pfumrt relief.
, 1869-10-12
MARRIED.

JACOBS sfArIEs19n Aondsy: oe5. ::.l. +: Il ~ nf
fbis cty to Nellie younsest daughter Of John ~ stA
ple%, Eie No eArds- .
GREGORY Oct :, hr Rev. ?. J. Mot
f.tt In NiddIctown At. Isaac A. GrefotJ. ef Ghass
Wcfth, iIrinfatou County md Mlss Adds H. oafA Oh
Madletowu, lnkAn County. Ill
ARMSTROsH-uOIIASp thts cItv On tho .th
in,t ii thc rslatnse ot As Mtilet> ~ kntnsef
a. II R<v. JAnrs Harrison. Mr. Charles Astnstfenx
Misa S,sic L. Holland.
, 1869-10-12

Remember the F&ncc. 1O0 Honfoc
sfrrrr = here can be ohtsined . nEat-c!aas article
Ia Inc xaJ of = custom boot Or snoe, masie q
the best pa,eIts1 aud u rrasooaoe ps1ce. So
better article made IN the city. A NJ "A7anrea
In every instance,
Hazard T. Cnsxutl,s Cod Liver OIL
Ia fhA hRt
, 1869-10-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Frost ar MOBILIZE
Mo1ns, Oct. 1,.-A slight frost occut1c.! here
this morning.
, 1869-10-12
BY ], B, CHAMBERS q CO.
dy D. y. VE1AM15 M151kZIs & VVs
FORFEITED PLEDGES
AT
AUCTION.

We shall sail on Tueaday and Waduas-
day noxt, October II and ~ iaat., at
10 T. M and 2 p. M, at tho Loan off'co oi
A. Goldsmith d. Co., corner Of CLARK and
Van Burnn.stA., the whole Of thoir unro-
deemed pledsos 10 date, conalst1ns o.
fno Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds
Gold Jowelry, Solid silvor and Platsd
wa1o, Cutlery, Fi.carms, Musical and
other inat1un,ents, Books, Ploturos, Cloth
Ink, and skhsr goods too humorous te
u,onuon. .- .
Sale poal.lvo1y without resoEvo to-
J.D, CHAMBERS d 90,
Auctionoors.
, 1869-10-12
AMUEEMENTA.
DIcyICkER,S THEATRE.

CuANGK or TIME-1ioor. open + X; peftoEuaaee
ht&tts u to y h'eintt-
kpgssesptot Of the brilliant Attl'te.
Mrs. p. p. BOWERS
Supported es ~ 1-ai.! ,s1ps .stor ;, aI J. MM9 Ms
BOWERS great sptetAiJ. entitled
LADY AUnLEY'S SECREE.
[saJ Audisy. q it1:ol1aa
K4trFf AH[lJfS
Ii rehearsal the new y fnk dy. entitled Lgs6ho
MASQUkHApK; Or HOW HE WON hhh"
, 1869-10-12
THE COUNCIL,
Tax Asyckxmcnlk for lR0D..-IkAuc
or Sewerage Bonds.
North Side Fire Limits-The Dog Or
DEMONSTRATING streeta
Kepartt Of the Ennnse C4nHlstee.~Slyfetath
Street NlAdaet-Ihe Gleetoa
Psyezaeaf.
Omnibus OrdtuaDos-.Stsndard I1Ms'

Al adyouraed meeting OF the Common Council
rxs held Last night, Ills Homer tbe Mayor In The
char. P1csens-Ade1men Cox- Dixon. Doonenan.
Ytcker, liam, AcHoy, calk1ua, Walsh, keeley,
4aea.,ster, Hl1drrth. CumiskcE. RsnelsJ1 Car
;ruter. Woodard, Holden s. l. fkutse1, B r. Rus
ell Hpehler, Beooe, sch.nts, Shackfotd, Herring.
kehoA -
nv grp~sal conetns The rules wrre suspended
sna the following comDuuicAttcu Fe2d:
The Aas<oss otsbe se1efa1 divaoos ot Qhieaso have
The Ia C.asmls&iostT and the Board q Equalization
ana hetn tn srsou fof twenty consecutive butt
urAs DAYS heAf objections tke1etn and es1x< The
cams rr4nired BY Law, hereby ftturu ycur honnf.
ahte hooF sAh AAseesEtnts tor tat a the
annual TAX tos .ttS. The e,a1d total Il xSS5 51l4t2-
The Communication w1s referred to the Com
ms1:ee on Finance.
ExwKA1E boFpA
The Board OF Pubic WORKS requested authority
10 make further lssue Of se 6etSge bonds 10 the
amount Of $t5u1oo, to Complete ContS8ct4 already
commenced sud to provide bIlcts for commencing
Work next spring. / hr1el eAtlu,ate u submitted
herewith. l.
To tosn5lttc centrA II sleA ~
1usotufietc cutftzcts Iet 9s*M
To c9E cuut1s:te fer b1te4A...-.-...-.. N..et
o,.,,, on.-,. ron,r.e., ....,...,.,. csc ~
S~Hefpkr fund att. e1erTttus Alo"1nt 10
III sy4Nudrd fFenn ~ rrsEr tAf-......--..
1t,r,tasr Il hftcks fur next tstitE h"N
iI-cuut sales of bends Ard eua1tnkr1 e3- 70 ox,
ss''.''.t.t-'t-
4easan0u
, 1869-10-12
gTRAYED Oh aTOLEH.

C,TRAYxp-siu RkwARp-uN rFiE NIGHT or
9th fnst scrtrl .tna sf:Ht ~ h.n4s skh 9 af ~
b. rsIh utpn biz rTtuth 10 oreurAnl Of R'ou / Ia
ty,lIk -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-24


ST. Louis BREWERY ISsURAScR.-The
case of Adam Gerhauser vs.. the North
British Insurance Company is still on
trial in the District Court, and will prob
ably not be concluded for two or three
days. This case is that of the St. Louis
Brewery, South c street, Virginia, de-
stroyed by fire last winter. As We stated
at the time, it Was q pretty clear case Of
arson, as all the rooms in the upper
story, where the fire originated, were
saturated with coal oil, and each one on
fire inside, as we were informed by those
who first rushed up stairs after the
alarm was given. Hence the unwilling
ness of tho company to pay the insur.
ance.
lMPRRIAL-EuPIRE AccIDrNT.-Eyening
before last, about 5 o'clock, that steel
wire cable broke again at the Imperial
Empire shaft, letting a coo gallon tank
full of water drop to the bottom from "
hight of over 500 feet. There being a
slight crook in the shaft about 400 feet
from the service, tho swiftly descending
tank left the guides at that point, and
did considerable damage to the timber
ing below, also tearing the guides moro
or less. These damages will be re-
paired to-day, and as soon as the new
and strong steel wire cable, which
is hourly expected, arrives, it will be
put in operation and an end put to
these accidents so peculiar to that shaft.
HALE & NoRcRoss.-The lower level
still continues, yielding large quantities
Of excellent pay ore. 1t is being tum-
bled out and sent to the surface at u
particularly lively rate. Considerable
active work is being done in the old up
per workings of the mine, and the lIa-
foot level is yielding some very fine ore.
The old shaft is being retimbered from
there down to the S00.foot level, ard
when this is completed considerable
ore will be brought to light from that
level also.
CnoLLAR-PorosI.-The rock in the
drift east at the l,24O foot level from
the shaft grows harder as the drift I'D
vauces 1t is pretty good blasting
ground, however, and satisfactory pro-
gresS is made.
DIED OF SNALL.PoX.-A teamster of
the name of Mcdonald died this morn
ing at the little private pest house, on
the Divide, between Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia.
GOULD Il CURRY AccIDENr.-Thc
large shaft Of tho main driving wheel
to the pump engine broke yesterday,
which will cause q delay in sinking OF II
few days.
Tho next meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners will DO on the 9Th OF
April.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-24

LAST CHANCE FOR BARGAINS ii.
Baum 4 Brother have nearly closed out
their huge stock of ready-mHde custom
clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats,
boots and shoes, hosiery and gloves Of
all kinds, from the best manufactures /;
also, carpet sacks. valises, trunks,
Mission wooden blankets, and all such
articles found in q first class clothing
house. What little they have left on
hand they will sell ut much less than
cost, as they have to vacate their store
on the first day Of April, without fail ;
therefore a better chance for bargains,
either Wholesale or retail, never was
seen. They now also offer for sale
their splendid safe, large rich looking
glass, and all their store fixtures. This
sale is absolute, and without reserve,
therefore a small amount Of coin will
go further than one would expect. All
indebted to Baum L Brother are
urgently required to come forward at
once and settle, without further notice.
This is the last chance-improvc it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-24
H EVENING NEWS.
vedue.dn, Evsnins--..Mareh Fl, 1869
Adverse View OF Whit. Pine.

A letter just received from a well
known mechanic, formerly a resident Of
Virginia City, and now outat Hamilton,
White Pine, gives the following prac-
tical uncolored view of the famous new
Silverado arrived here on the 9Th
of March, aud have been sick ever
since. To-day went up to Treasure
City for the first time, and must say it
is the hardest looking place for a tow
| have ever seen. 1t is situated on Il
side hill so steep that houses 40 feet
deep have posts % and so feet high at
the back end on the down hill side, and
it is still worse en- the upper side OF the
main street. At the north end, rs you
60 in from Hamilton, it is not so steep.
Lots are very high in that town, es-
pecially those in the best locations.
Hamilton is better situated, but it is too
far from the mines. Lots in Hamilton
sell at from 81, 900 to $4,000 each, and
the propristors do not like to lease them
at all ; they had much rather sell.
Blaisdell K Co. (of the Swiss Bell
Ringers) have lot graded in Hamilton,
and part Of the lumber on the ground
for a m~elodeon. Ii is reported here
that Mcguire has purchased two lots to
build a theatre on ; the lots have been
pointed out to me by several persons.
Joe Coburn is going to have a melodeon
in Treasure City, and will probably do
well this summer, but whether this
place will be permanent or not is a mat
ter Of great doubt ; CERTAINLY doubt
il very much. Owing 10 the scarcity
of lumber there is very little building
going on either here or at Treasure
City.
There are plenty Of carpenters, mu-
sieiaus and general mechanics here with
nothing to do indeed, there are hun
dreds of men standing round in the
streets doing nothing, and not willing
10 work for wages. Every man OF them
thinks he is worth thousands in rich
lodges, but all the Virginians agree
that this thing is bound to burst by and
by with o terrible crash. There are
plenty of people here now for all pur-
poses, but still they are coming'by hun
dreds from all parts OF the country )
what they are all going to do God only
knows.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals,

Gr WELLS. FARGO AND oe.'sLIxs.
Miss Jacobs, Mrs Bell, R Forsyth, Miss
Kane, Jas Quincy, S B NJ Donald, B F
Stewart, Miss Cochran, Ella Dinegan, Ellen
Ryan, Jas Lynch, Chas Foreman, A Water
man, w Pussey, NJ Bergman, W Ballon,
w r Vincent, Jas Boglin, Geo McLanc,
Geo Flewelling, c Kelly, NJ Donnery, Mr.
Proctor, Mr. Oleaster, Mr. Dunbar. J Cox, C
NJ Austin, S Cook, Frank Denver, ] Moran,
II Huguel, ] NJ Woodruff, w Ennor.
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Lady's Bracelet Lost.

7 oST, BETWEEN GOLD HILL AND VIR-
4 ginia. a day or two ago, a black, gilt BRACE
LET, with three gold bands. 1t is particularly
priZel by the owner on account OF its having
been a present: and the finder will confer a
favor. and receive the thanks Of the loser, by
leaving il with the Editor OF the NEWS.
Gold Hill. March S, 1859. mhS-tf
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Total $3,411,4S1
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL

WINS organized 10 check this outward
flow of our and afford 10
Insurers the better profit commanded
by California Investments.
The above sum, ut urL.owcst Rate,
would yield SlO9,377 -, thus aE-
fsrding IN additional profit TO the
Policy Holder. OF S2OI,6SS SO.
Our invcstmcnis nre all made in
nccordnuce with tho Lnws OF Cali
f~ornin, aud our securities nrc nv good
as those held by Eastern Companies.
All the nsuni kinds OF Policies is-
sued, mud no permit. 10 travel re-
quircd.
WILSON DUNLAP,
CAT Banking House Of II. II. Flagg)
Agent for Gold Hill.
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Registration.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ "Onicial Register" for the Re cistration Of
voters for the Municipal 0Alcers for the town OF
Gold Hill. 10 be held on the first Monday in May
ensuing. is now open for said registration.
f. c. COOK, Register.
Gold hin. March ~, 1863. mh22-tf
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI, W.
" : Phclan is associated with me in the bust
ness OF Brokerage. etc, from and after this dste.
and the business of the firm will hereafter be
' ii. ii. FLAGG.
c,h1 III, March % 1869. mh23-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-24

UNHE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
Aasayer eight years Ia California, and for
over 1--WE years In Nevada, Inns removed his office
to Silver City, where lie will attend TO any bust
ness intrustcd TO him with promptness and care.
Gold, silver and Ores ol Every DsHcrip-
tion Carefully Assnycd,
And returns OF Bullion made within six hours
in Stamped Bars or Coin, at the option OF the
Depositors.
Guarantees his assays to conform with the U.
s. Mint.
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To Let.

u,uE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
L Hall. Apply at room in rear OF Justices
Court. to W. Az. nhIa,,
cold Hill, March 10, 1860. mhl2tl