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MARRIED..

BOYD-ALTEMUS. June sth. 1852 by Rev,
Geo " Leech, Of the n. X Church, VIM j.
BOLD TO Miss L0TTIE p. ALTEMUS, all OF this
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and streets.

DIeIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated 18th Of August,
1855 and recorded In Liber No. $50, folio $50.
day OF September, 1869, at O'Clock D. m. tn fee
simple OF the following desirable Lot, stu ated on
street north, between 18th and 18th streets west
being part of Lot IS In Square No. al according to
kfngman's subdivision of said square fronting IL
feet to alley.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and ~
at cost Of purchaser.
THOMAS a. MITCHELL, Trustee.
sc l6-eo6t GREEN d WILLIAMS Aucta
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lY W. l.. WALL 4 CO., Aucuoneers,
, Stores corner Ninth and O streets,
walls Opera House,
CHANCERY SALE.

IL BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
E,, OF the District of Columbia passed In a caus
@of Mulligan vs.; Mulligan and others, No
l,Sl4 Equity, will offer at public sale on
THURSDAY. the 23d day of Sc ptember, at the
ne ur OF ga O'Clock p m on the premises Part of
OF 2lst street near street, twenty feet more or
less, with Frame Hiding upon the same. Also
street, with stone foundation and chimney stand
Terms: One-third cash; the balance of the pur-
chase money In six and twelve months; the pur-
chaser giving bis notes bearing Interest from the
expense Of the purchaser
b. p JACKSON Trustee.
seB lot WIN. l.. WALL d CO., Aucts.
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10y JOHN B. WHEELER CO., Auctiouesrs
- No. aga 7th street, least side,l between
G and II streets.
TRUSTEES SALEO VALUABLE IMPROyED
kEAL ESTATE IN TIL FIRST WARD

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M PROVED
kEAL ESTATE IN THD FIRST WARD
- ,oiSy virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 18th,
Il 1908, and duly recorded In Liber No 564, folio
~ ct seq :, Of the land records for Washington
county. district Of Columbia, and by direction of
s IN front Of the premises, on TUESDAY,
the Iotn day OF September. 1859 at O'Clock D. m. ,
and lying in said city of Washington, and being
known and described as Lot marked and letter red
"Bn in Todds recorded subdivision of part Of Lot
nsmbered thirteen (l3l In Square numbered eighty
toOl, having front of nineteen l9) feet seven and
half ga inches on &c" street north and run.
ming back with the same width one hundred an /
twenty one ll2l) feet eight and half (s1a) inches
to an alley seven % feet wide. The above prop
erty IS i'm proved by four story brick house. with
mssfic front, with ample back building, and con.
tanning eleven rooms, with gas. water, and mod
ern conveniences, and is situated in a high ly de
sfrable neighborhood. and offers fine chance for
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance In s, IL,
and Is months. The trustee reserves the ight to
resell in case Of non compliance with terms Of sale
within five days. at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser. All conveysncIng and stamps at
cost Of purchaser A deposit Of Sl00 at time Of
sale, WILLIAM B TODD. JR.. Trustee
SELF 3taw2w J. B. WHEELER 90, Aucts.
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LUMBER m

I UMBIRi LUHBlR.ii LUABlR III
A large stock end complete assossDont q Bulld.
lng Lumber, He1look fencing. VXpfns Shingles,
Also,
rstseby WiEEET . 11DeAAvD,.
Corner New YORK avenue and eth street,
oDlkt Liberty Morkoe
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i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.
None bot those deprived OF this blessing know
covered person LOOK. open eesT smooth So ses Ken
nth isslo1sy, and isx.rsIy desires the same
e, have eOod hs.lth; When the blood is impure,
An have timely warning in those BIos.hss. Pim-
s se 2ss he hell: S1
system with the ' W purifying 'ne
sAMARITAEs BOOT AND HERB JUICES,
before scrofuls takes FIRM hold.
ten, and in that condition contsmplate marriage,
knowing little of its bsnefu influence on the con
Of IF h.s Croft II.
lection, (which In many cases 10 hereditary In the
saa easas fcs 81 ss S Ssi:, on yourself
sAMARITANs GIFT
Psesss. caused from indeseretion oniy ten Bills.
purely vegetable. We discard Balsam Ccpa5is
Ss Sn bur eSs .tda
ins trouble eIpos1re and the e1tortion O. Susck..
Fosp. nd ~ bruaEisss. $3.50. -. 81. " w.
ms s1s Race street. Phiiad d phis.
\ NITED STATS PATINT OFIIOE,
On IN. ,s,,,Sn A 81 " sssf iss
York, \. Y. praying for the eTtensisH Of a patent
a@ or the ss, Ss 81
h is ordered that the testimony In the case be
oioseo on the 18th day OF November next th n the
port be limited 70 the sth day OF December n.Tt
Hno ,nst said petition be heard on the 18th day OF
Any person may oppose this extension.
,sls-l..s. 6oani.ianssi o q PassS;;..
LIMITED STATS PAfENT 0FTIOE,
WASHINGTON, d O., September 2, 1899
On the petition Of WILLIAM BAXTbH. Of
Sssark, New Jersey, praying for the extension OF
for az q n% On the ,s day Of Fsbru
1T ordered that the test mony In the case be
Esd on the sth day Of Janusry next, that the
rsSe,l i1r nling arsluents and the Examiner .
Jsas INA. ssid petition Be heard the s4th day
An, IsnOn may oppose this extension.
..n, SAMUEL 8. FIsHER
IssW Commissioned Of Patsnts.
hirED STATES PArENf OFFIoI,
90 he petition Of slTR sSiSXaoSss % = p 49,
simMoa. .tmn trator Of the estate Of N st nan
srsssss % iRrsynYF e, the s1ssls3s q
msns in ~ o ~ December. 1855, for An Improve
n is orax,zz sIetehiog Boilers
cosed on the az "a ~ the testimony In the csse3
time Tor nnns the arrunent. ia osr ,s 1t, ,nn. "a
report be limited 20 IN ia ~ ~ ~ H
dsy on NoyembeT ~. e,satioa b heard on she q
Any person may eplose this sxtsns,on
,eu-Isvsv SnAMukL 8. RIsaER.
LIMITED sfATRs PATIHf OTTIo.
WASHINGTON. ID. O. ArSH,o 49,.
On the petition Of Eli HORTON ~ " =; ~.
granted to him on the 18Th day % Of pat
lat, Tor IN Improvement In Lathe ChucI o"oef'
. ~ 10 ordered that said petition b 49, -.
,n,s once on the 18th day OF October next. An.
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WANTS.

w six rooms and watef: Moderate rent will
; Sssieu.s sssr one. !. :issas
WANTlD-A aIRL, between Is and Is yeoT5 Of
ass.Gs,HsiIr HTsfsrssdrse take care q ehil
6 street. near i7th street g as:
WAHIED-A White Servaet CT 81, for general
w houssvork, In . small family. Hust be
s.ss r: 18Th .n and s4s street
: sSet G':'iss;sls a Il. o. stYTa
5;s 81 f. :':s.!
WANTED-1our or i've good sized ROOMS.
% ana to
AA Al s; nth full particulars, FRANKLIN Z
w AT10S - cook, and Who is Wiling to assist
in washing, in private family. Country Of tuation
p ,,s, reference given. Apply at4oA .th
"a vishe: s sITUATIeH in . private family .s
: from si: is1 y. Ssn
d R,;:.s address to Box 90 Star Once 81 TO
WANTID-H steady WHITE wO1AE, to
w cook, wash and iron for q family OF two.
Best Of reference quired. Gall on d. N GREEN
s1sll No. s. Centre Market, or No. IL, Northern
WANTlD-To hire, NURSE, Who can take
w charge of an infant two months old. None
sssy 70 ss's
0, -. q. sr'f'r DSbdk APR 70 .Rsr1LLr 40 st.
" Se4fri z's ss' IL :I!.
WAHTED-On the LIST Of November, . small
10 city 'i 70:
WANTED-A LADY Of good business Qualtd-
. f FG.s Jcs or m'n':s5
WANTa64P.By an s1lerisaCed dryer; STU
GAN * Please .adfsss not. to sislSR
WANTED-A middle aged woman to do the en-
isar:d .1 aSp
sylvania avenue. SEQ 2ts
WANTED-A respectable colored woman to
Hppg az 44I street s0o eornsT Of
Second street. se2O-st
WasINTTrr.2PT7 6AS rs;ssesssI: gSsrsd Wo%.n
best Iefsrsness Apply at No. sa4 10Th street; be-
sd ~ = P.ET s kin cash capital
S ,Ss go P'aa. .assa' %aPsss
WANTED-A small HOUSE, or three fur nished
w or partly furnish ed rooms, suitable for house
hoe s9sk It,
street, between 18th and 18th SEQ St"
WAnN.ITED.n,A woman 70 COOK, WASH, g., at
good necom%snds.cn.. light tax. 0 sir haS Of
twelve or fourteen for term Of years. Also,
S.:sns.cn ;1 anal farm III s.sS
LEECH, p. T.. Department, room Al, second
WAHIER-A. FAMILY :. take . ,i1.roOm
wife Rent Of house ss Vim pay go for Hoard
XITANTID-Jo % . faw noJIas In a. co.nt--
Wash ana Iron: Gernan preferred, ,Good
SuTe 81 1e
between 9th and 7th streets. sels.3t'
WANTEDMLApIEs Oh eENTLEMEN out Of
fourth elias. clerk rs Sy addressing Box stat
DspsI.ms %. WITHOUT interfering With their p!.s'
$4,000 iEsaEE GAs sof HN s .s.9T.a DE );
SP, sok2s at s1's; Pc ne
WANTED--A HOUSE Of four or fl We rooms on
be n sept 2st9 VII be Permanent # suited Mus.
iocalitg and se Haase' Box 10 Star office stating
WAsNS1TEEPPkNoAA sssEEGoN Ii,i5I. alTIgm
IL must be In perfect order. Of known and ap-
proved make, with modern lock and key. Address
U. w. e.. Star ONCE. Sc 10
WANTED-Families breaking up housekee1-
u %hon
the trouble or Expense Of auction, by address
ner of 10Th street. 50 10 Inn
WANTED-A WIT MUSE Apply to DR.
w p, JOHNSTON, goo r street, betw. 18th
and 18th. sep7-eodu
w AoSSo55 , H.A& ss . z4l .9r. /. 10
VISIT Brokers, Sis TIN st, bet @ ana sts.
I ADDS, GENTLEMEN, AID OHILDREN'e
II SECOND HAND CL6TAINq, UNDER
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, &C., &c,
bought By T. g. yUsTH. at 2s45 II 7th street. In the
second square above the Northern Liberty Market,
between and n strsets. east side. mvsly'
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LOST AND FOUND.

BOARDING.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
Il for rent. with or without BOARD, at 81 : Tth
street, between and streets. se2l-7t'
ROARDIHG-A few genteel BOARDERS can be
- accommodated at 1s6 X street, between 18th
and 18th streets short walk from most of the De-
partments, BY . Pennsylvanfa lady. Home com .
forts and cleanliness q speciality. se3-lm"
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOB RINT-With or
avenue, near Sd, Boarding ct the same place, SIS
per week. iyS
EIBeT. GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable
terms ct 81 ST., bet. 18th and 18th; short walk
from most Of the public offices. V8tf
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DROPOsALs FOB BUILDINGS.

pROPOsALs FOB BUILDINGS.
HEADQUARTERS ELRsI MILITARY prsrlscr,J
| 0Hcs Chg QNartsmaste-,
Sealed pr R,ssIo1 a. w., ,Ansu.t a. ,sss
:. M: once 11iii Z N: of SAT- IDAT. ssssss:
aS5 III srshi. % ne
pied by the Quartermasters Department st Rich
sRiPAis SHOPS" on the Canal. bslO. usa
"T0R1el HOUSE. - at the Rockets.
the buidine., and further infor astien - 70 Size
on ss sale can be OBJ
The enysIose: So q, 2 49,.
BY -, order q the S' ea,r.srn..,.r Genera, n.
',%, ssr.'.s s SstsHs. ss.
pRoPosALs FoR SUBSISTENCE sfoRIs.
OFFICE oHIEr QoxxI.sl RI OF sussrsrrrcrJ
IInsT MILITARY DlsrnIcf,
Sealed proposals. D sD. na Au v % - is
ssi %; TsSs. for supplying the iolio.iss q.
10. barrels "I1trs" Flour,
q halfbarrels Family" Flour.
9 S sSs ]: s sed.s, Candles.
Conditions, &C., - hsrstofere; 800.
i s,si a Ne. Chief OOrH.::;;y sas:i;s:ss::
pR0PosALs ron ARMf sUFPLTES.
ca1.r s.r S 3. d, Az. Z. -
s .s. 81 e 81 ss1
.s1s Tor .,sns g e sa,, e
AZ sa;Hss i Sc.hs 70 vssl No.
81 e: :: Eff sis II
Pro1ossis must sssse the price Der bushsI for ths
enderSed. sPreIoeals for Forage and STRAW, snd
addressed 70 the undsrsignsd. 1ack propsosi
two respoDsibe seretiee, that In case the proDosd
% scoeleed, &c contrast entered Into. they vim
the smosnss q ne eonsrsct for the faithful per-
b! order Of Brsyst Colonel A. r. Bday. ch,.f @.
IL, Department Of the soath.
selo-st Brevst Dol. ana 4. 8. 3TGa-
CA,P11s. cu,rAms. -.
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..es aHor akEss nIT WInEfsm T,o Hast.
by GREEN WILLIAMS.
ID sor AHcti9nssrs and keal Estate Brokers,
cH Hss ~ ss sEEr8E ER9ST
LIP SWEETS WEsT
Of SoSls 81 ss b S sss e
betyse1 John r. Wood: and others, comp ain snts.
i: .is ' On ifs%iss: On
Terms Of sale One, third of the purchase money
Of sale, the deferred payments to bear interest
. ). secured s. TIE puIehs:sI: bond. VIE
D' S Il
sale are not complied with within five days after
s a. he oo 81
ser. All conyeyances and stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser dGS5 Il n iBe e .s
aus sawads GREEN Z Williams. Aueis.
RY GREIE WILLIAMs,I
No. ssc southeast corner I'll And strssss .''
AsD
so5TH, At AUCTION.
sss ss .Ss sell 'front.' St The si prsmiss.
at clock m. by virtue Of deed of trust,
to the subscribers, bearing date the ID day Of 90.
tober, 1861. and recorded In Liber O. T., No. l6,
folio, las, one Of the land records for
county, in the District Of Columbia, the following
n Wn property; lying and being In the city Of
II feet sipches front Of Lot bered thi (IsJ
In square numbered five hundred and thirty nine.
1897 said part of lot running back the width of
front 100 feet, to vide alley.
Terms cash. 800 to be paid down when the
property Is sold. All conveyance and stamps at
cost Of purchaser and IL the terms are not com.
piled with In FIVE days after sale the tru stees re
serve the right to resell the property ct the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, by adver-
Using such resale three times In some paper
printed in Washington, d U.
H HkESE aBks ahiEEssukrse.}T Trustees.
&c n-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,

llY OQOPIR LATHE. Auctiopser,,
tsuee a.-":, g p yss @ asouirs GO
IRAM HSUeE AT AUCTION:
eIsct n, We Wi ..f q th &C. Corner q
Massachusetts, avenue and 18th street east,
I:;.: cash. oooPEs 4 LAArI1MER:
GRE6N Q WILLIA1s.
" Aucdoneen and Rsal Estats Brokers',
LOT
eEvlNTH eTRE1Ts, EAST, AT AUCTION.
I'm FRIDAY. the 18th inst, at o'clock p m i,
~ Ne shall sell, on the lremiees. part Of LOT Is
deep TO an alley, making good building lot.
Terms One third cash balance six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured BY
cost Of the purchaser. Iifsy dollars down on the
Dc: :s.. f sale ehsES w Add.Ioa:s4;..
10y OHAs ". BOTILER, Auctioneer.
ss sI.nSs sna Sh Street.
TRgsrEls SALE OF yALgABLE BUILDING
BY virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date the 18th
and No. s, folio M, one Of the laoS records for
on q ,Ss s 81
..ia sy
twelve l2l and thirteen lsl, OF Pardon ct al sub.
ty,four listt e recorded in Libsr B. Wallach,
vest between ana Streets nsrt h. ~ ioo feet
':fs Is :, cash bal.ne. in three and 9.
'''...' yosHGH WHiTHasY, Trustee.
sels-d&ds CHAs. w. BOTHER, Auct'r.
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DIE

SIMS On the 18th instant, MARY j., beloved
wife OF John NJ. Sims.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend her funeral from the residences OF
her husband, No. 4s6 N street, at 10 O'clock
"Wednesday morning. the I'D instant, to proceed
10 e Aloysius Church, where Q requiem mass will
be said
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QT COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers.
- Successors to Jas. @. Mcclure b Oo.,l
Southwest corner Of Penn avenue and lltn street
Star ONCE Building.
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DFfIR fOTAns,
i Turner, end Dealer In
~ o b..

BILLIARD DALLs AlD ouD,
snL1ARD oLofH, o ob1rs.it Ssrr.R oaALk
And sLLLIA2D Aln9EAnrtss 1. Gs.:ssi.
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n. ,.tiss y HSsEEH Hfki r. Of
patent grained 70 them On the eth DAY q To-
Il q ordered that said petition - heard ct this
may Oppose this sxtension. % ections, depot
lions. and other papers. should g Aled In this
.,,..,.v,v t SAngIL g; y ISL .,s .:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15

PRIVATE charity is doing much for
the sufferers by the dreadful Gold Hill
disaster; but should there 0 DO a
public effort to collect q fund for their
relief There is little doubt but that
q call by the Mayor for a public meeting
Of citizens, would be promptly re-
sponded 10. A subscription could be
organized worthy OF San Francisco.
Churches and theatres might be in
voked to lend their aid by collections
and benefits and we are very sure
FROM none would como u refusal TO an
appeal made in such u cause. A mum
Der Of benevolent gentlemen are hard
at work collecting and forwarding
money to the sufferers +; but a combined
public effort would Of course be more
effectual than. individual exertion, how
ever Jealous aud we'll directed. San
Francisco cannot afford TO lose her well
earned reputation for liberslity and
bene6cence. To the needy Of other
lands, impoverished and bereft of their
natural protectors by food and earth
quake, she sent timely and bountiful
succor. To those mRde widows and
orphans by the recent disaster, their
bereavement is hard enough to bear
without the desti.ution it involves.
The time is, to be sure, unpropitious
for q call on mems charity /; but a
triAing amount from each will aggregate
into q large sum. Should q meeting be
called here, the towns Of Oakland,
Sacramento, San Jose and others would
doubtless initiate the good example, and
a noble and princely charity would be
the result.-San Francisco Herald, llh.
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In Mourning.

Our sister town of Gold Hill is just
now bowed down with q sorrow such as
never before visited any region of our
young State. In the morning fathers,
husbands and brothers bid their dear
ones good bye, and go away in the
vigor and beauty Of manhood the
noon-day returns to waiting wives u
sisters and children, and instead of the
glorious forms that left them but a few
hours before, brings only stifcned and
distorted corpses, blNckened by smoke
and made horrible by asphyxia. May
God comfort the stricken ones the
others need not our prayers. They
are in the hands Of Him who took upon
Himself mans burdens that lie might
learn his weaknesses and temptations,
and we can safely trust those faithful
ones to Him. II their sins were great,
their last hours agony ought to be
sufficient r~eparatiou. 1t is q solemn
thing to die when the dying pillow is Of
down, when tender friends arrange the
couch aud Gods beautiful sunshine
makes light the world bat to perish
down in the darkened earth, amid
binding smoke and Sulrocatiug damps,
is something which though we say
terrible of, we do not speak half the
horror. md yet, even there, who
knows where the agony ceases and the
transport begins? Who knows what
ministers of peace the soul in that
sovereign moment may summon? Who
knows but when the FIRST sharp hororr
was past but the spirits of those
doomed ones were given TO recall the
beautiful homes of their childhood, the
maple and chestnut groves Of New
England, or the stately elms and creep
ing ivys Of that other England beyond
the Atlantic? Who knows but the
crackle aud roar of the fire raging
among those buried timherS may not
have been attuned 10 their ears as the
babble OF joyous waters, and that
amidst their murmurS these tired men
sank to Il painless sleep? But for those
remaining-,he children and wives of
these brave men-the heart bleeds for
them. What comforting words can be
spoken in such an hour? We sympa-
thize with them, we know in q COM
munity ~ generous rs ours their lm-
mediate wants will be supplied but
vet, human Kindness cannot fill chairs
made vacant by death human sym
patty is lost when hearts are breaking.
God pity and comfort them in their at-
Fiction, and give them fortitudc to bear
their ~unspeakable sorrows.-Reno Cre'-
cent.
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Proceedings of the Relief Committee
The following is the report OF the meeting
Of the Relief Committee held last evening
at Gold Hill: r g..
As per order the committee assembled over
Gibson & Cross saloon. Captain Thomas
G.. Taylor III the Chair. Minutes OF last
meeting read and approved.
Charles McWilliams, ]. II. Mills, Mr..
Denny, Mr.. Crandall and Owen Frazer were
appointed n committee to inquire about the
wants and need for aid Of the relatives who
were dependent for support upon the labor
Of the parties who lost their lives by the late
disaster. :.
The following committees were appointed
to inquire and report the same at next meet
ing the condition Of the affairs Of the follow
ing parties:
For VIM. Mitchell there was appointed w.
II. Smith and Henry Motz.
For Patrick Hogan-Tim 0'Connell.
For William and Edward Jewell-A. II.
Stacy and w. II. Smith.
For Archie McDougall-Alex. McMartin.
For John Rowan. F. Gladding.
For Peter Blouin-H. Crandall.
For Jerry Chenette-H. Crandl!.
For James, George and Richard Bickle-
w. II. Smith.
FOR IatrlCk DuCklcl-". W olOsOHs
For A. G. Grant-Charles McWilliams
and A. McMartin.
For Daniel 0'Neil-J. H. Mills.
For John 0'Bricn-Owen Frazer.
For X. Ryan-0wen Frazer.
For Anthony Toy-Gibson and Stacy.
For Patrick Quinn-0wen Frazer.
For ]. McClelland-A. McMartin.
For John Hogan-J. F. Gladding. .H
For John Hallasy-John Rule.
For James Glassen-Owcn Frazer.
For Thomas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
McMartin.
For Richard ACCOMMODATIONS and
Adams.
For Thomas Laity-W. II. Smith.
For A. Reinay-Mr. Denny.
For George Edwards-W. H. Smith.
For James Peters-W. II. Smith.
For George Tompkins-W. H. Smith.
For Jonathan Joncs-W. II. Smith.
For Thomas Toland-Mr. McMurtry.
For Harry Stephens-H. Motz.
For Martin Clo~oncy-Captain Taylor.
1t was ordered that the proceedings Of the
meeting be published.
Ordered that the Chairman distribute the
headings for subscription.
Adjourned until Sunday, 18th instant, 2
o'clock p. ".
THos. G.. TAYLOR, President.
j.. ". ADAMS, Secretary.
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Lv,sa yuL,,y.-Thc following i

A LYING VILLAIS.-The following is
one OF the paragraphs in the telegraphic
dispatches to the San Francisco Herald
OF last Saturday. The Herald will con-
fer a favor on this community by max
ing known who its lying author is:
VIRGINIA, April 9.-The day before the
Gold Hill disaster, three large loads, each
containing twenty 25-pound kegs of Santa
Cruz blasting powder. were sent down to the
SlO.foot level Of the Yellow Jacket and placed
in the magazine on the Kcntuck line. There
was also, as previously ~telegraphcd, a large
quantity OF Giant powder stored at or near
inc same point; and it is believed that the
spontaneous combustion of the latter may
have communicated with the former and pro.
duced the dreadful result already known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15

From the Gold Hin News OF April 14.1
The Disabled NIines-Au Quiet, but the
Most Practical md StElfnnt Mems
ures In FnIl A~dspuon-The Five Un-
recovered Bodies.
Since l o'clock yesterday morning, when
the Yellow Jacket, Kentuck and Crown
Point shafts were again closed, and steam
turned down each one Of them, as before
that unfortunate reopcning, their situation
has remained the same. The boilers have
been made to generate steam TO their fullest
extent, and at the Yellow Jacket, wood is
being consumed at the rate Of about a cord
per hour. The mines will not be oponed
again probably before next Monday morning,
or at any rate until it is evident that the hrc
is undoubtedly cxtinguishSd. Then, and not
until then, the all-important point OF how
great is the damage done to the mines will
be fully solved. Looking demonstrated facts
fully in the face, the damage BY the fire and
consequent caying, in the hentuck and
Crown Point mines, is very great between
the 900 and 700-foot levels, without specula.
lively conjectnring on anything further. As
TO the Yellow Jacket mine, where the fire
commenced, i. is hoped the damage is not
so great; but Of that, as no one has seen
the interior Of it since Friday noon, it is
particularly difficult to judge. Five bodies
still remain uncovered in the depths Of the
mines. AZ the time the disaster occurred,
Daniel O'Ncil, George Edwards, Thomas
Laity and A. Reinay we're at the 6OO-foot
level; but their bodies not being found
there by the parties who hurriedly explored
day before yesterday, they are supposed
to have tried to escape through the floors
| above, or some other part Of the mine.
| Martin Clooney was working at the S00-foot
level OF the Kentuck, and is probably still
there. These are all that are known Of, and
there is no tangible reason for supposing
that any more than the thirty.seven victims
we have already definitely mentioned re-
suited from this truly terrible disaster.