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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-06
FROM SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO, December c. The Legis-
lature commences its session this noon, OUT
Il il not probable that much work will be
done to-day. This evening csucuses will, it
is understood, be held, to consider the claims
of candidates for positions. in order to facili-
tate permanent organization. 1t is thought
that the Houses will not be thoroughly or
oanized and ready to receive the Governors
message before Wednesday or Thursday.
The new Capitol was lit up Saturday
evening and again last evening, and its
handsome appearance drew forth unstintcd
words Of praise from the hundreds Of ladies
and gentlemen who visited it.
: The city is full Of people.
Josiah Johnson, Superintendent OF the
Western Pacific Railroad, has resigned that
position, and will be succeeded by E. c.
Fellows, who has been for a long time Super
intendent Of the Sacramento Division Of the
Central Pacific Railroad.
A. B. Bishop, an old printer, well known
in this State and Nevada, died Yesterday
morning Of disease Of the lungs. Deceased
cam to California in 1853.
President Stanford, OF the Central and
Western Pacific Railroads, having urgent
business at San Francisco, left for that place
at II o'clock Saturday night in a special
train, drawn by the locomotive San Jose.
About 2 o'clock in the morning, when turn
ing n short curve near the summit, the San
Jose ran into the rear car Of n freight train
that was also travelling towards San Fran
cisco. The San lose had her pilot md head
light broken, aud her smokcstack knocked
back on the boiler. The damage to the cars
is not ascertaincd.
While tho Central Pacific freight train,
wcstward-bound, was stopping for water n,
Newcastle, on Saturday evening, one Of the
passengers in the cmigrant car attached,
named Amos j. Green, a young man lately
from Sheldon, Vermont, who was en- route
for this coast to enter upon the business OIL
farming. was accidentally and ins,antane'
odsly killed. 1t appears that n friend ant
fellow passenger had fallen asleep and re-
NAMED wrapped in slumber, notwithstanding
the stoppage OF the train. Green, who wa!
of volatile disposition, took n straw ant
tickled his companion, who finally awoke ant
made a motion as il to catch him. The
other jumped back TO avoid being caught
and happening to have been standing neal
the car door, stepped out upon the platform
The train was a long one, and as. n conse
qucncc the rear end OF it reached well on
upon the trestle work above the town. HI
slipped and fell between the platform Of thu
oar in which he had been and that following
il, down through the trestle work to tn,
ground below, a distance estimated to b
about fifty feet. His friends went to his as
sistance, but found him dead, his skull
broken, and bones in various portions Of hi.
body being broken. The deceased leaves {
wife and child in Sheldon, who were to have
Joined him in this State as soon as he hat
made the necessary arrangements.
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thing makes me feel !" Who docs not
often think the same, on seeing the
almost living thing of life-the locomo-
tive-moving majestieally alongf
MILLING oRE.-The facilities for the
successful and close working Of ores are
such at the Auburn mill, near Reno, as
to give tho greatest possible satisfaction
to mins.owners. Tie acquisition Of the
now Stetefeldt furnace to the mill has
been found of the greatest advantage.
]. ]. Dunno, the manager, is anxious to
have IN opportunity OF giving every
mine in the State An opportunity to have
their ores thoroughly tested.
FIss BuLLIoS.-Beachey, Wines &
Co. brought down from White Pine,
during the last six days, for Wells,
Fargo & Co., SO bars of bullion, weigh
ing 4,02s pounds. Considering the
roughness Of the weather for the last
two weeks, this is a handsome ship
meut. Tho valae Of this amount is esti-
mated at $4,000.
INDIAN ASSAULTED n ROBBED BY A
| WnI1E MAN.-0n Wednesday last IN
Indian called Jack sold a horse to a
white man OF this place for SIS. A
short time afterwards he was assaulted
and forcibly robbed of SIS by the man
to whom he sold the horse.
MARRIID.-Iu Hamilton, New, No.
vember 18th, BY Rev. A. H. Sloat, A. w
Campbell to Miss Anna +. Molleson'
A. W. Campbell is a resident of thi'
town, aud We congratulate him upon
his success in leading TO the altar the
belle of that silver land.
DIVORCES GRANrED.-On Thursday las
We learn that q decree was issued b!
Hon. &. D. Keeney, Judge Of the Elsr
enth Judicial District, dirorcing Mrs
Lew. W. Hastings from her husband
Daniel II. Hastings.
Moss HAIsEs is constantly making
improvements about the Cabinet, despite
the severe black eye the boys gave hi
bank a few days ago. His last addition
is the erection of y fiuc lamp in front o
his house.
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ASSEMBLING OF THE CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATURES.

SACRAMENTO, Decemoer - VI
the members Of the Legislature have ar
rived, and thu balance are expected by
the train and boat tonight. Candi-
dates for Office are more numerous than
the lawmakers. The Golden Eagle
Hotel, being nearest to the Capitol, has
become the headquarters, and Office,
r~eading-room and bar-room are all cram
med fall, and all members are button
holed and buzztd continually. Some
display a decided relish for this sort OF
thing. Saloons are doing a thriving
business, and faro banks are ready to
do likewise.
Following are the candidates for
Speaker Of the Assembly: G.. Ii.
Rogers, Of San Francisco; Charles
Giltner, of FL Dorado; W. \. King, OF
Nevada ; j. w. Satterwhite, of San
B~eruardino and john Lambert, OF
Plumas and Lassen. IL is thought that
Rogers will be elected on the first bal
lot.
The Democratic Caucus, which was
10 have been held tonight, has been
postponed until Monday evening. An
Informal caucus will be held Monday
afternoon. But little business will be
done on Monday. Following is q list o:
candidates posted in the Golden Eagle
Hotel
Senate-For Sscretary-J. r. Beard,
of San Francisco; II. Fitzsimmon,, of
Placer; J. NJ. Vance, Of Butte; Joseph
Roberts, Jr., Of Kern. For Assistant
Seeretary-B. A. Maordis. For Ser
geant-at.Arms-Nat Boice, Of Saera-
mento; C. A. Uhrig, Of San Francisco.
For Assistant Sergeant.at-Arms-J +.
Keiean, Of Solano; S. S. Lomax, of
Fresno; j. J. Thomas, Of San Francisco.
For Minute Clerk. B. Stevens, OF
Amador. For Enrolling Clerk-R. S.
Dorr, of Alameda; Marcus r. Mayer, OF
San Francisco. For Engrossing Clerk
William Thompson; William j. Beatty,
of Sacramento; Homer King, late OF
Sierra. Copying Clerk-o. P. Mcphet.
ridge, Of Yolo; A. Sites, Of Sacramento;
W. S. Cooper, Of Tuolumne; George NJ.
Norton, of Nevada. Watchman-Elias
Downs, Of Sacramento. Night Watch
mani. NJ. Teueyck, of Sacramento.
P~o.tofics Clerk = Walter b. Ferral;
Rufus lowell, of Sacramento.
For Assembly.-Chief Cl~erk-Robsrt
F. Ferrall, Sonoms /; W. S. Byrue, Ne
yada. Assistant Clerk - II. Dorsey
Cough, San Francisco. S~ergeant-at-
Arms-Dr. Lewis Burrell, Butte ; Sa.
bron Jones, William Hill, Nevada ; VIZ.
English, Sacramento; W. D. Perkins,
Placer; E. II. Larlsy, Nevada. Minute
Clerk-Newton Benedict, Alameda S.
O'Neil, San Francisco. Assistant Ser
geant-s,-Arms-J. VI. Abel, Tebama ;
Hugh C~ugrsn, A. 3. Bird, Sacramento.
Enrolling Clerk-B. F. Beveridge, So
lsno Il. +. O'Ferrel, Butte. Eugross-
ing Clerk Fsnwick Fisher, ". 3. Ham
ilton, r. ". Cla.ken, G. NJ. Clarkeu,
Sacramento +; Giles G. Craaball, Colusa ;
p. Henry Casey, San Francisco. Jour
nal Clerk. e. Seibert, San Fran
cisco ; James Masterson, Tehama. Co.
pyiug Clerk-Nick Tsnes, Sacramento ;
Francis Giltner, Todd's Valley S. J..
Lynn, Nevada; j. C. Edwards, San
FRANCISCO. Committee Clerk. l..
Darwin, Placer; S. A. White. San
Francisco. Night Wstchman-F. Cor
said, Sacramento. Postofice Clerk.
J. Carroll, Sacramento.
The candidates for President pro tenn,
OF the Senate, are Judge j.. A. Denver
and Edwin Lewis, Of Tehama.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
DATES TO DECEMBER 5Tu.
Assembling Of Congress.


WAsnrNoToH, December Sat leas,
two.,hirds Of the members Of Congress are
now here. Sixty arrived this morning, and
tomorrow mornings train will bring addi'
tional members.
The Chairman Of the Committee on For
eign Affairs says the report on the Paraguay
question will not be ready for u month to
come.
The Presidents Message was completed
Yesterday. Neither it nor the report OF the
Secretary of the Treasury is printed. This
prccaulion was taken in order to prevent pre-
mature publication, as in repeated cases here
toforc. These documents will be given in
manuscript to the press. All the other re-
ports will be printed and newspapers supplied.
It is asserted that the Presidents Message
will favor the resumption Of specie payments.
General Sherman strongly opposes any re.
duction Of the army force, and insists upon
il that all the troops now in the service are
required to protect the frontier from Indians,
and some Of the people Of the Southern
States from enemies OF another sort.
The report Of the Secretary Of War gives
the costs Of the War Department for the year
at S3i, 500, 900, with about n third moro cx-
pended in tho improvement of rivers and
harhOrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-06

wArx SrRrYGs SKATING PARK Capt.
Wallace, the energetic and indefatisa-
bic proprietor Of the Warm Springs
Hotel, is hard ut work with a full force
Of men banking and embanking aten acre
lot jus. in front OF his hotel, with the
idea Of making q grand reservoir TO
catch the waters and frosts Of this win.
ter, 1t is bis in,ention to have n oil
the best skating parks in the State,
where the youth and beauty OF our land
can Gu. spread eagles" and have
their down settings and uprisings just
as easy as falling of a log. b park
will be finished by Monday, and ii the
water continues to flow from Kings Gan
yon skaters may count on a fine held on
Tuesday to exercise their skill.-Car'on
Appeal.
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Our readers cannot. possibly regret more
than we do the lack Of time and space that
forbids our paying our compliments to the
v. c. and T. r. r., to brother Lynch, OF the
Gold Hill News, and AL other humbugs and
bilks that infest and vex that portion OF Gods
fair Garth under our especial charge and
superintendent Crescent.
Enlarge your paper, man enlarge
expand, explode, and then come up and
see our railroad. By all means, brother
Lewis, come up and see US. You can
learn moro in one day hero than you
can in a week in Reno.
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SAN Francisco, December CO IN
Alfred Finn, a native OF Ireland, aged. 80,
snnloyed as mixer on Simond's Ranch, fell
from 4 loft, u distance Of eight feet, and was
Arriyed-steamer Pacific, from San Diego
and way ports; British ship U!coats, from
Newcastle.
Reilly, the prize fighter, has been arrested
for Furnishing his wife.
The newly elected city officers, with the
exception Of the Mayor, have taken posses
sion Of their departments to-day. Very few
changes have been made in clerkships. i,
Julia Plasch attempted suicide at Oakland
Point last Saturday, BY jumping off the rail.
road bridge into the Bay. The workmen OF
the Western Pacific Railroad rescued her.
The body Of Alexander Gray, seven years
old, drowned at Oakland, was found floating
in the Bay yesterday.
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A FLARE UP.-The seceders from the
Virginia Republican Convention held a
meeting in Richmond, November Goth.
Sixty members-about half the conven-
,ion-were present. John w. jenkins,
Of the Republican State Committee ; J..
IL. Plat, Congressman elect, and others
spoke. They agreed that the Repu6li-
can party Of Virginia must accord with
the party throughout the country.
and that prescription must cease. All
disclaimed the idea Of having aoan-
doued their party, and committee
was appointed to call a convention for
its reorganization.
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CoxGREss.-Congress met to-day at
noon; at least, we suspect it did-as to-
day is the time, being the first Mon
day Of December. The Presidents
message is TO be a short document, and
will perhaps be sent in tomorrow IL
the organization of Congress is per-
feetsd.
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NEW
CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.


ChunEc Of Time, December 9th. 1869.
IMPRESS TRAIN SYSTEMATICALLY
~ Leaves San Francisco at 5 A.. NJ; san jose,
S:G A.. "; Stockton, 1915 r. ~; sacramento,
2:aa0 L. NJ: Junction. 3:SJ 7. ": ColfaS. $50 T.
NJ: Reno. lis A. NJ; Wadsworth, 3:05 A.. ~;
Winncmucca, 1915 4. NJ; Argcnta, 2:05 =. NJ;
Carlin, $40 r. NJ: Elko, Cos r. NJ. Arrive at
Ogden, 900 \. ~: Omaha. 1:10 T. ".
EXPRESS TRAIN WESTWARD-DArLY.
Leave Ogden $50 T. NJ: Elko, 900 A. ~; Carlin,
I0:2j A. NJ: Argcnta, 1905 +. NJ: Winnemucca,
1850 +. NJ: Wadsworth, 1905 A. ~: Reno. 2:l0 A.
NJ: ColfaX, 9:s0 4. NJ; Junction, 1915 Il. NJ;
Sacramento, 1880 =. NJ: Stockton. 3:25 +. N.
Arrive at San Jose, $50 T.. 81; San Francisco,
$50 +. ~.
WAY MAIL, EASTwARD-Daily Sundays
excepted. leaves san Francisco, 400 r. NJ: San
Jose, $50 7. NJ: Stockton, S:S r. NJ; arrive as
WAY NAIL, wESTwARD.-Daily Sundays
eXccptcd), leaves Sacramento, $50 \. w.: Stock
ion, $40 A.. ~; arrive at San jose, 1910 T. ~;
San Francisco. 1890 T. NJ.
TIE HOTEL DINING CAR "INTERNA.
TioNAL." is attached to the Way Mail Trains
leaving Sacramento at $50 4. ~; and San Fran
cisco 400 I. N.
M%nrysviIlo Express-Dnily.
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO 500 A. ~: Sac.
rainento a:l0 +. NJ. Arrives at Marysvillc 400
RETURNING. LEAVES MARYsvILLE AT
OILS A. VI. Arrives at Sacramento at 1l:25 A. NJ;
and at San Francisco ut 80 7. ".
MARYSvILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Daily Sundays cxceptcdI, leaves Sacramento at
6:10 \. ". Arrives ut Marysvillc at 1915 A. NJ.
Lcavcs Marysyillc Mt 100 i. NJ. Arrives at Sac
ramen,o at 5:3j 7. NJ.
Through Fares Payable In Currency.
From San Francisco to Omaha, Sill 90: st.
Louis. $la9 90; Chicago. $3.50 90; New York,
$50 %: New Orleans, $iG2 90.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
arcrnn daily from San Francisco to Promontory.
Double Berth, 90 State Rooms, $l2. Double
Bcrths accommodate two persons. State Rooms
three persons.
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran.
cisco 400 r. "; Sacramento. 1880 4. n. Fare
currency rates.. to Omaha. $50; st. Louis, $50;
Chicago. 500: New York, so.
CHILDREN not over Twelve 02) years OF
age, Half Fare: under Five (5l years Of age, Free.
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (pcr adult
passenger Free. so Pounds Baggage (per
child between 3 and 10 years Of age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover 100 pOnnds) be-
tween Sacramento and 0maha Currency SIS
per 100 pounds.
T. II. GOODMAN, Genl Passg'r Agent.
neremhnr a. 1Sf0 dec-tf
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SHARP CHrcAGo.-A Chicago paper
tells n story Of election night, which it
thinks shows the enterprise OF young
Chicago. A party Of boys were seen
getting together the materials for n bon.
fire. When they were asked what was
the news, they replied that they had
none. "we don't dabble in politics.
We build the FIRE so that when the news
comes we can sell it out to the side that
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
;rOErED DAILY BY IL. H.. rLAoo . co.. GOLD MIL.

TKLTVNThD D4ILI HI IT.. IT. HAUL 4 CO., GOLD HTLL.J
SAN Francisco, Decembcr6 G.
GO Ophir. $lT61GI 81 Gould & Curry. SSi6
s?EGS5: 420 Savage, $5SH657E65shlG59: 140
ChOllar Po;osi, $22d2aIS 10 Hale y NorCross,
SlG5: 1s3 Crown Point. S2D1l9H: i39 Yellow
jacket, $tt.0itH0+t0il1s ~ Empire Mill,
$G?% - Imperial. SiG: : kcntuck. Sl5JJl5jk;
10 Alpha. SEE: 10 Bclcher, SIG: 1870 Ovcrman,
S90GO2t: b 3D1a0; 80 Sierra Nevada. $i0L0
II: - Exchcqucr. 80; 60 Segregated Bclcher, 80
ASK: % Lady Bryan, S7a; 30 Occidental,
$l44 10 Bullion, $2J..
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G. G. Goodwin, late on the editorial
staff of the Inland Enpire, has vacated
his chair and gone to the minss-Eureka
district.
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Lost.

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT NO. 1o.s2o.
%ifornia, at Gold Hin, Sor One Hundred Dollar,
dated November 18th. 1860. and payable to the
order OF John p. Becker. All perfons are for.
bldden to negotiate for the same, rs payment
has been stopped. JOHN 7. BECKER.
Gold Hill, November slth, 1900. nosiif
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Change Of Rates.
Notice.

DANNY WILLIAMS HAVING LEFT MY
i bed and board without just cause or provo
cation, 1 hereby give notice that ] will not be
responsible for any debt Of her contracting, and
notify the public generally not to trust her on
my account. A.. NJ. CROMER.
Silver CITY, New, December I'd, 1869. dc2-1w
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JEFFERSON DAVIS is now said to con-
template writing q book showing his
connection with the rebellion.
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NISErY-sEvkS thousand Germans have
arrived at the single port Of New York
to date this year.
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Canary Birds for Sale.

THREE BEAUTIFUL SINGING CANARY
L BIRDS for sale. Price $40 each. Apply at
the NIwp oG1ce. de2.tf =
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An explosion OF fre.damp at Wilkes
barre pa, on Thursday, seriously iu-
jured seven or eight persons.
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G. IL. ~ZABRlSKIE, nj. ID.

PHYSICIAN &c
nFFIcE-MAIN STREET, ADJOINING
" house OF Yellow Jacket Hose Co. No. 2.
Calls promptly attended to nj nil hours.
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GUNSMITH.
CHARLES F. SCHOLL,

Corner j md Union Streets, virginia.
HAvIAG REoPENED HIS OLD BUsI.
I'll ness at tho above mentioned locality,
Charley Scholl IL now fully prepared to do ali
kinds OF
GUNSMITH WORK AND REPAIRING,
With ncatncss and dispatch. and In the BEST
POSSIBLE STYLE, giving the same universal
satisfaction rs formerly.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED,
BELL HANGING done, or anything cl,c In his
limo Of business: Best quality CAPS and WADS
Virginia, December 9Th. 1869. dc6.tr
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
FRoM SAN FRANCISCO.

IsrYc1AL TO THE GOLD IL DAILY NkNS si
thy wysrERN UNION TELEGRAPH LiSE.I
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House for Sale.

A WELL BUILT, HANDSOME FRAME ~
n Cottage. containing six rooms, snit- 2:il
able for two families, II required, eligibly nsk
situated on Crown Point Rayinc, Gold Hill. is
offered for sale on the most reasonable terms.
Apply to G. {. MILLS.
Gold Hill. November 9th, 1869. no27.us
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To.morrow-"CoURT AND STAGE"
In preparation, Boucicauit's beautiful omcd y
entitled Hunted Down" Also, school,
and ..Thc Sea Of Ice"
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NEW TO-DAY.

MONDAY EVENING, DRCEMBER 9TH.
win be: produced Sheridan Knowles grand
a.. 81 nI,,.n F
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IL will be seen. by reference TO orr news
columns, that the action OF the Navy Depart
msnt IN regard 70 the eight hour law is ex
citing good deal of interest in the circles
aheeted BY II in various parts Of the country.
II Is likely that the construction put upon the
language OF The law by the Attorney General is
the correct one and possibly the only strictly Ie-
ssi one that eould be given; but there can hardly
he doubt that the intention OF Congress WAS 70
allow a full days wages for what il fixed as a
1uu days work IL not IT should repeal The
law immediately upon assembling in the tall
A. present the boon held out to the working.
men Is very like the Dead Sea apples Of poetry.
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A california paper announces that il has
Positive assurances that President Grant will
certainly visit that State daring the comipc
summer, and It promises that his appearance
there " III o. tie occasion for the greatest en-.
Ihuslasm ever witnessed on the Pacific sIene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-26

The New York Tribune says that the Cuban
movement in that city is really the head and
-TcEt Of the revolution against Spain
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We have HJTIrr's Bd-Gr for May stu from =.
ShIl;r ston; also, from French Il Richardson
and Pulp So!omons.
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FOR SALE.

l..s i 9sss. NJ ls..zraa. : ss $. A
EcR sALI-The STOCK ana rixrusss T..
sSoseS SIN ssnns 'sT ~ street.
and 3. APIS tts
EOR sALI-An estsb,ishsd DRuG srgRr
ssacs y Ct
bS SaFs: OF s. e real asss
Ii sTo0k asd rfxrUaks Tor s.lr obss I'll II.
ouire northwest corner 18th snd streets se2i St
MAyOBED H0Res.;-..r sale /. pair OF hrisa,
northss.t eSr H9ss ~ FisssuS aud ~
streets ap An fSH
A LARGE eR0CEBy BUsISEss FOB stLs
STOCK. MIXTURES. ND GOOD VIII of an
D.as soor e cas rsGs HAIL.
M565 sTSSkl S SsR seSp wfs
AND market streets Georgeeovu, Sock Of
viii give sst.i.ctory - reason: for selling Gatii
SID ID Sil retail Wood very ef IoSe1s Wine
ofhiDDLTNSs. Which se css : j. = @,I, price,
apelst' 81 Louisi ans ave near 10Th St
ECR sALE-M williams Pine Buggy HORsx.
=. Al o;sMS.Yeellent Lsdys ssddl Hor.. To
street, let 1872 AID 18th streets. spl2-H
BUILDING MATERISLs 20 sALE-A Fine
- Chance for Builders "A BUILDING coutsia
Ing about ls9 ,0f0 Brick Also . number OF 5HEDS
One small Building used for dwelling, and one
nsed for an Office. The purcn sser to take down
and remove the bulldogs within thirty 81 days
For sale cheap for cash Apply to
MCLELLAH BENEDICT,
APT ~ l4S Fifteenth street.
LOB sALI-Torty to fifty thou.and extra choice
Perpetual Bloomin g Roses, Moss, Moulh b. ~
" n oss and Climbing Roses, Climbing Plants -
Maenoltas Ornamental Pleats, shrubs, 30 -
&C: all Of drst quality. A. JARDIN, Florist. Is b
emo d streets ms 2e-lm
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D o RAL HON Z 81

y U8AL H0nEet
zee ACRHe SUB RBAE BUILDING SITES
!o1 gAL9. N sots Of one % ten acses &C North
Ariesson: We. ttpeet sievs Of che Oapissl cities;
ysry csesscs sn Seriae wssse, ssd exosusn, scti
nALL n0ee. IN srd D Streets, or JOIN !.
boyos' dlsh street. 0eoreescva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-26

0Over s.oo Irish emigrants are xsitins O,
Queenstown for transportation hither.
- President Salnaye Is losing ground IN
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