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FRESH FOoD AND oID BaRRHLs.
Important 20 tCoopers aud Flour Dealers
An Effort 60 suppress n Deadly Nui-anc
-Ilow Old Barrels are Detrimental TO
the Pnblic IIenlfh.

imrorfnnt TO tCoopers aud Flour Dealers
An Effort 60 suppress Deadly Nuisa nee
-IIow Old Barrels are Detrimental TO
the Public Health.
An effort is about TO bc made 10 prevent by q
legislative act the rcpacking Of barrels with -four,
surar, and meal. Old barrels are collected In tbls
city and its suburbs, and are found In the most foul
rccesses, even from the cellar TO tho attic OF tcne-
ment houses. Some are brought from the markets,
stores, and other poces, where they are previously
packed viii eggs, epples, and other stuns. The
eggs apples, and other stuffs nre very of,en found
rotting within the barrels. TIE timber IN the bar
rels is Of such son nature that II will absorb the
eniuvium or stencil from the rotten stufrs, and I'm.
part II TO the hot -four, sugar. and meal. when
packed In them. More Of these old barrels como
from ships, very often where yellow fever. small
pox and other diseases, such as cholera, &C., prevail
The barrels are also collected from prisons, aims
houses. asyiums, hospitals, and penitentisries. The
barrels ore found BY the men who repair them 10
be full OF bugs, cockroaches, and perhaps feas and
other vermin. When the barrels arc stored before
being repaired, they are a regular burrow for rats
ahd mice IN which; when being repaired, their
. As the articles OF food cannot be washed before
they are cooked or used they should bo packed In
clean and new packages. The men who repair these
bawcs never care TO clean them the inside; per.
haps thew may shake rub some -four around inside
to cover the dirt. The hotls and other places are
apt TO get the bread that IA made from this -four. as
the poor people buy -four by the bag or in smaller
Quantities n poor people buy barrel OF -four they
arc sure OF g'ttlng II In n new barrel while the
bakers get the old. second hand, and flthy barrels
princinaily, 70 whether " be pastry, cake or any
otner sort Of bread the bakers make, II n from the
fnur con AIMED IN tllsa old barrels. Some OF those
old baircle ave collected from hotels, boarding
nouses nnd perhaps, very oflcn the ash.barrels on
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENcr.

Mr. Geo. sheppard las been appointed cd,or.iu-
chiei ofthc dtreputablc Times
The Frrsllcu, has nominated Thomas Bsllcl, nf
Icnn-ylvana, 10 be United StatUs COnsutGene IN
Havana
The Hon Lewis n. WOODBURY. - IN he sworn In ~
Circuit Judge OF the Second Judicial Circuit Of tho
Unitcd states tomorrow.
The Senate. IN executive session yesterday. con
nrmci the nomination Ol Lorenzo sawyer 20 nu Circuit
Judge for the ninth Judicial Circuit.
Brevet Maj Gen. Charles II. smith commanding
the Nineteenth Infantry has brCn assigned TO the com
aud of the Department of Louisiana, I'm place ten.
Joseph II Mower, deceased.
Secretary Boutwell, cciurcd last night IN crowded
house. IN Washington, fov the bcncrt Of tho Gtanl
ATnN OF the Republic. lie wps Introduced hy Gru.
Logan After hls Term ol nilcc here expire, Mr. Bnu'
well CNpCCts 10 devote COnsidCrablC tulC 70 t,i4lir
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rHorooRAPHs by sUy REroRrERs.
Pastoral Eiopemcnt-snd Hearts In the
~cvc1ih street Methodist Church.


A shade Of sorrow passed over many faces yes
terdoy morning when tho rumors Of the PREVIOUS
evening regarding the sudden departure of the Rev.
Horace Cook pastor Of the Seventh street " +.
Church, and Miss maddio johnson, a teacher In his
sunday School, were confirmed. Mr.. Cook was o
young man, &c years OF age, handsome, and very
eloquent and lie bade fair to make for himself
an envable religious reputation In New York
whether he had but recently come from westchcster
county. Miss johnson Is young lady, 16 years old,
OF prepossesslne appearance and manners, and
daughter OF Que OF The trustoss OF the church. who
resides In Its vicinity. Though Mr.. Cook
WAS married, ard has son 10 years
OF age, he yielded to the tempter, and
forfeited home, friends, and reputation, and
Ned with Miss johnson for parts unknown
The hiclt was the common topic among the Mctho.
DIST preachers and people yeste rdav and Il was the
general opinion that they had sailed for Europe.
Mr. Cook was formerly an actor. but ten years ago
he entered the ministry, and 40 far as at present
known, has led blameess life oycry since until the
present lpmentlbc occurrence.
he was 50 greatly SdQlIed apd respected by his
congreealIon inst isst summer They gave linn n
tton OF tnret months and made up q purse 10 pay
nrs rpenses during trip TO Europe, from which lie
returned Ia October. This senndal Il greatly
mourncd By religious people 9f every denomination.
II has cast gloom of sorrow over the good people
Of Seventh street, who we're too conldlng In their
pastor.
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CJRIOSTTTES or CRIME.
The Murder OF Judge ,Iuyl.r,

TIL" Hon. John Huylcr, of llackensack, died on
sunday, huNlng been attacked on THE g9l of D"csin
Der by ono Ackcrman. Judge HuYler wgs on the
way from his residence" 10 III ofice. when he was
struck down by Ackcrmtn, without the least provo
cation, The Judge was native OF Bergen county.
He was born near Englewood In isIs, aud resided
IN linckenrack many Year,. lie was leading
Democrat OF the old school but Of late years had
stained from active political lie, with the exception
OF allowing himself TO be run au an indcUendent
Democratic candidate for Congress against Jack
Rogers, In 1896 which resulted In the election OF
john fiin. Mr tuylcr was u member OF the Legis.
lature for two terms, during ore OF when he was
honored with the Speaker-ip. In 1850 he elect
ed TO Congress, and sustained Buchanan's lie.
compton policy. He was Judge Of the Court Of Er.
rore and appeals for six years, md nt the mo OF his
mont Commission. The funeu takes place to.fuor.
row NJ II o'clock 4. VI. The murderer u in the
HACkpnsuCk Inil,
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BROOHL TN.

TIE fare on the Hudson avenue ferry has bees
rsiscd 10 tiree ccntr oach passenger,
Bruin Fruchincht, of Gold aud Tillnry Rtreets
died yesterday. having been thrown ifom 4 wagon IA
Myrtle avenue,
Handsomely framed resolutions have been pre-
sentcd TO Mr Van Anden late trorretor OF the BROOK
u q hdge, hy the cotnpostors of that ONCE
Charley Wiley, clrk IN tho Street Commls ssioner',
Office. wNs awarded tliO by the Aldermen yesterday
tof extra services as clark Of tho Grading and Paw
lng Committee,
The trial OF Edwin Perry for the murder OF Thomas
Hayes, private watchmnn ~ Harhecks stores Furmar
street Brooklyn Is 10 ba begun ia the curt of Oyes
and Terminer this morning.
Can't. G the Tax Collectors Deputy; James
NcCNuley Deputy Street Commissioner, and William
lec ncpuiS Comptroller want their salaries
from 12rSn 20 y on pei annum each. Tor q wonder
the \. letulau cant see " II.
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ANorHER sI1rH WiRD MURDER
The Corpse Which the Coroner Found In a
Washington street uoyel-Tbc Murderer
I'uknoxyu

Unknown.
John Garvey, native Of Ireland, died under
suspicious circumst1nce. at II Washington street
yesterday. The Coroner found the body lying In the
corner OF miserable and althy room which had n OF
cven an apoiogy for bed, the body lying on heap
OF rags. Mrs Gor'ey, the wife Of the dead man, In
rambling manner said that on Thursday last she
and her hu=bani visited particular friend, Mrs.
Margaret Contor, al iit Baxter street. Amer the
Ysp = selulsticrs. Mrs. Garvey proposed that they
Should 70 00t ana get few things, which proposf.
bya male lodecr, who opposed their progress, aud in
the choice language OF the Five Points inquired
wat MI GarNey was doing there John rtpod
that his Vile had taken him there TO see her friend
The man then insisted that Garvey should got out
or tlnt, with the most rapid locomoton. This re-
mark was accompanied aud followed by n blow
tie lod.er knocking him down and kicl. 'rr him on
the head, face, body and abdomen. Mr.. GaTvcy at
until Yp-ipfIay.
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Harmony NJ Last In the Republican General
committee.

The Republican General Committee met last
evening. II bad been decided In a caucus OF the
leaders during the Afternoon, that Gen. Cochranc,
the candidate OF the new rival Committee, should he
chosen President, ard the General was unanimously
elected Chairman. NJ. Hugh Gardiner was then
elected nr,i NiccPresideut; Mr jas. Galway, Sc
coma Wee Prc~i lent Mr. Geor-o tF. toochrau. Re-
curliuK Se-rC;.!y; Mr.. Abraham Brown, Cores.
pondi"s Secretary: and Mr.. Irl u. Mllar. rrca-.
tr,
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FBCHrBR's FIRST AppEARANcE.
An Audience Of Actors and Critic--An Ep-
tbusinsttc Reception-The rcene In Ntbio's
Last Bvcnips-The Great Actors I,npcr-
sonstion OF Huy Bias-Foreign Accent.

,..s.-.,' . Ho's ama % or"ics- IN hn-
I.a., e,a.I.sT.. -, , ,
| sonatiou of Inv R,.,-Pore,gn acr,n,.
| There has been n uras, ir,cros, o,,cndar, nm
the event Of Mr. rscb,,,,s Ara, .nre,-ance In ,n,s
| co,p,rv On n.,-.,au... r.. e.. -. -.
ferred from ,mo % ,,no % ,hc,, .o,rn. .x,,.o,.
| o,,u ho pnr,,.h -. a.. ,.ss.,,a. - 49,.
| actor o,v of "a. p,, d., IT. a,,,. -,
| D.roi ana %, o.a,. -, ,,, r., .r.. 80,
| u,.,..a, :, - =. = , -,
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| noor,o soono, o. 80 -. -, " .... :, 49,,
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| a. ,.,n"ss.,s Ono -" 80 -, 80" ,, 80
| w, - s,,',A, Vr ''oso ""o "."iu "'"i' u"l
| sIs',an =. ~ o'.,.ls 80, .'' ~ ~oVoune "s' "
s.e -'N-,N ~ - 1870, NV'.p',"s Op'n'
:, a.. 49,. - -. 'c ~ A'' .'V "' w..
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| ehoutd AR
| 6denee iba, bcco,rcs ono ,,ho ,as soo, a. 80,
m hut slnpl. cbnrscicr and tia, n, r,on. ,,o ,,,
brought ON, onlv a sm,n nortio, or his aht.,,s,
| Tho overpro,se of bis ,,,e,ds mos, h,o co,r,,,o1
to thl. foelnr iu Vc,icb 40 ,rc c,r,aln n yrv i-,o
portion of the audience sb,red Consp,cuou. ap,ong
tbcse friends yas Mr. Cberles Dicke,s In the August
number OF the Ati,nlc DorthI This nutbor I'm an ,,
,Ice fn,l OF that centtop. sprit tba, ia cb,rc,cr
istic OF his nature. summed no MIR. Fecntc', excel.
l,ncirs tu words OF tho most fcrveni proe e .o,l
tna hls acting wa. IN tho Ii,hrst degree rotnantc
| TINT IN his Ioye.m1k,na ,bcro vas a sun,s,on
| Of his whole being win the rapturo of M.
passion; that he shed glory on the object OF his
Affection: that pcturesquene.s was a ouslIt, above
an Others pcr,ading his ASSUMPTIONS trat he sp,,ks
English 6uently plainly distinctly. and with A nor
feet under taudng OF the meaning weight and whine
OF every word that in the last ACT Of Ruv Blo.,
hs bearing become. positively insn,r,d and that
one .eeuc 10 especial is zone Of the D,o f.yojopsly
piciqy,syv, things coac,itos on m. soo," Finall,
that the "observer must be cold indeed who does
rot feel When Run Bias stands In the bresenee Of
the Queen of Spain that tho air IA enchanted ",
contrtely confess 10 being thu, frid obseryer and
to have been 20 far lacking in sensitiyeuess and
Imagination as not to have disc4rnel I'm. "sochan,
mas, a, ,,o Al. ~ 4, a.. .h...I.... ,, ,-..
"'NN' :" WV '"' """1 H''e ""S' AAu WI 'utse
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How Win. - spoiled hi. Cnse.

Geo. Ncwcomh, the proprietor Of u well known
hotel Ia this ely, Nas urraigned IN the Court ul
,ron rH SrrNsoGs yesterday ON a charge ul grand
lrc,uy, preferred by the natter, John a. Tory Of
Union squase; hut the cOmpainants testimony
,Nhblllng much bitterness, Judge bedford inquired
whotuer the prisoner could establish good cfarac-
ter, and on being Informed that he could, Assistant
District Attorney Fellows arose and said ,hat ne
Wuuli aUOndOn the prosecution. Tho Jury promptly
uCuuittrd tho pIisOnor.
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NEW JFRSET.

\ Hudson CITY car plunged into , ,cs,r yte,.r.
day, and Wa smashed
Joseph Manuel, while intoxicated IN krlcL's laser
beer saloon sixth and Nlshiu:tnu streets Jersey CITY,
attempted ~ rtab several persons,
Over s,OnO per ons visited Brady Sll.ur Rink
Iercy CS NJ H. ODeninC iSst evening. The sheet or
Tee covers over 1000 square feet.
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Hrcon.truction In Tennessee.

NAsaEIILB, Jan. l0.-In the Tennessee COnstI.
tutoAal Convention yesterday, Gov. senters proela.
nauob announcing the vote Of tho people for aud
against The ConVoltOn was read, the vote being
bObs0 In favor, and i0,01 agnnst. motion that
kho delegates be required 10 take the oath Of aegi.
hnce was promptly tabled Nj, John C. Brown, AN
az Coeiederste hpOrG General Me elected perma-
lAnt prssltent
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NEW FORK CITY,s CHARTER.
All the Commissions but the Police 20 be
Thrown ONcrbon Tho Mayor, City
Judge, aud Comptroller TO be the Heads

Special Despatch 70 ne EveniR1 Post
ALB,sr, Jan. let is rumored here that the
revised city charter which Mayor Hall is preparing
provides for the overthrow Of every New York city
commission, except the Police. The Police Com.
mission. 1t Is said, is to be placed in tile hands oi
the Mayor. CITY Judge, aud Comptroller. This viii
have the effect Of not only lcgislating Matthew T.
Brennan out OF office but slso 10 seriously impair
his chances for the Comptrollership next fall. as
against ltlchard B. Connolly because the appoint
mtnt Of the Inspectors and Canyassera OF Election
viii then fall Into other hands. The Fire Depart
mcnt, Health, and Excise Commissions are doomed.
Elisha kingsland will probably become the Chief oi
the new d. partueit. Mr.. o. @. Carter, Of Brook
Ign, and Mr.. John ID. Van Buron are candidates fos
stat. Supcrlnicndeu Of Insurance
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A scoundrep- Work ou the ra.snie.

Eight men employed in the construction of the
new bridge across tie Passaic river west OF Pa,cr.
son, had narrow escape from drowning on Satur-
day evening At that point the current IL very rapid
and instead OF rowing across, the men pull them
sclye- over hy rope, Ouc Cud OF which was made
fast TO the opposite blHA. The men were pulling
themselves across when the rOpe parted Iortu-
natGly, they were but short distance from the
shore, AMI gaued II without much difficulty. II T.
supposed thlt thc rope had been mahOiuusly cut Ly
"A dlAFhlrgCd NOrkmtD.
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TIE CUB.iS REVOLCTION.
The New Con-uI for Cubn.

WA,HiyGToN, JAN l0.-Thoma- Mdll-, ESD,
of Philadelphia WIS today nominated cor -ul 10
Cuba He l. member OF tie fhl'uuephit bar, and
hr d once under Mr laDroln. H. Ni,", on cuba
are not known here but "ro 10 lc taued before
he l. confirmed. II hostile 10 lrt6 Cuua Le cannot
nn.s ihu klnIie.
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Jus,inable Homicide In TucLuhoe.

Mr.. James Spollan, the proprietor Of grocery
IN Fast Chester, was assaulted by John Brophy,
Thomas shay, John Shay, and Michael Purcell on
Sunday night The first named picked q quarrel
with the proprietor In his store, and was subse-
quenty Joined by the rest. Mrs. spollan was also
attacked by the rudans, when her husband hrod
wounded Brophy, It's believed, fatally In the sbdo-
men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-11
The Youthful Suchcms.

Tie Young Mems Tarnmany General Commit
teo ,-t ni;ht rtorganized for 1870 by tie cl,cton
Of joel A. fith1n, President; J4lncs Oliver. Vice.
President; J. u. Hcnnessy and H. N. Gsryin. Sec.
rrtaries; Edward Coppers, Treasurer and Law
renee l,rgdn. Sergeant at. hrns
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The Defence iu the Tribnne omec Tragedy.

Daniel W. Mcfarland who il under iudict.
ment for lho murder OF Alter ID. Rich lrdsou is to
be tried IN the Court OF over and 1ormincr IN
March, Judge Ingraham will prcside. We have
been informed that the defence win set up tempora.
~ insanity, and that several eminent medical gen.
tcmcn who are woll acquainted with MIR. McFar.
land are strongly OF the opinion that when he shot
Richardson ne was In a condition of phrcnSlcd IN
sanity
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The spanish Guubonr- In Hampton Ronl.

FoRTREss ho,EOI, Jan. Iv,--Tu. span, ii
fiisatc label II Caio,ici, accompanied py ou. pl
tre -luaua'-, came lu .At road, tu,. ol.. tiu. h.-
ln- p.. ou c.mr1nS wash The u.ier- y,,' I.... Tue
otHO- ru expected here Tonight.
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Going Aion 10 Com nit n Murder.

William MoMullen, one Of the crew Of the
Cunard steamer Java, lying at ber wharf in Jersey
o dis0rderly conduct on board his ship 10 threaten
ing to take tho llie of the first ofbcer. McMullen
that when the first oniceE passed along be would
drop u and sapelel him
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W,-oselos, Jan. lO-Mr. Fitch, Of tr,alo,
h'- frau1Ird resolution recognizing tine ,uhaU- .s
be- sr Eis, which hc wlI pros 10 % sJt 10 thc
Acu.e as soOn a. b, Cn the door.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-11

CuhHLEslcH, Jan. l0-Thc st-pm.r Anna.
ULi,i Sas arrested on last "wednesday hs tLr O. :.
Mar. hal, at the instance OF tho Spuih consul,
Wa Itleased this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-11

WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.-The san Douiia
treaty has been refused by the Senate Committee
Foreign Relations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-30
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
q. s. INTERN L REVENUE.

EOURTH DIVISION OF THE CoLLEC-
ton District of Nevada, comprising the
county OF Lyon.-Notice is hereby given, that
the valuations, assessments or enumerations of
subjects liable to duty under the Internal Rev
enue Laws OF the United States, made and taken
by L. L. Crockett, Assistant Assessor for said
Division. and returned to me In the annual list
for 1870, will remain open for the examination
OF all persons concerned for the space Of TEN
DAYS nom the date hereof, at the office OF the
Assistant Assessor Of the said Division. In the
city OF Dayton, between the .hours OF Q O'Clock
A. Y. and I O'Clock +. n. each day, and after the
expiration OF ten days, to-wit-on the Goth day
OF April, A. D. 1S10-at my office, In Virginia
City, Nevada, l will receive and determine all
appeals relative to erroneous or excessive val
nations and assessments or enumerations made
and taken by said Assistant Assessor. All APP
peals to the Assessor, as aforesaid, must be
made In writing, and specify the particular
cause, matter or thing respecting which a decis.
ion IL requested, and shall moreover state the
ground or principle Of error complained or
WARREN 4. MYERS, U. s. Assessor.
Virginia, April 9th, lSIO. ap9-lUt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-30
In BANKRUPTCY.
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.


NoTICE-To THE CREDITORS OF
IN JESSE BEENE, a Bankrupt.-In the
District Court OF the United States for the
District of Nevada.-In the matter Of Jesse
Bcene, q Bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given
that, pursuant to an order made by said Court
In the matter Of Jesse Beene, q bank
rupt, on the 18th day OF April, A. D.
1sTO, a hearing will be had upon the peti.
tion Of said bankrupt, heretofore filed In said
Court, praying for his discharge from all his
debts and liabilities, provable under the Act OF
Congress entitled AN Act to establish a uni
form system OF bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March 9, 1867, and for
8 certificate thereof, before said Court, on the
sd day Of April, A. Z. 1870, at - o'clock y. of
said day, at the Medin Building, in the city OF
Virginia, county Of Storey and State Of Nevada,
Ut which time and place any creditor OF said
bankrupt, or any other person In interest, may
appear and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer OF the said petition should not be
granted. r. NJ. DAGGETT,
api3.l0t Clerk OF said District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-30
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
IMPRRIAL SILVER MININ,

Company, location OF works, Gold Hill, Sto-
rev County, State OF Neyada.-Notice Is hereby
given, that at q meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
OF March, 1870, an assessment OF Ten
Dollars per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
ONCE Of the Company, Room No. % Hayward,s
cisco, California. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on MONDAY,
THE ELEVENTH Q1th) DAY OF APRIL,
A. d. 1870, shall be deemed delinquent
duly advertised for sale ut public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on TUESDAY, the third day OF May, lsi0,
to pay tho delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale. By
order Of tho Board Of Trustees.
d. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Oflce-Room No.. 20, Hayward's Building,
No. 4i9 California street, a Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-30
Dwelling and Lodging
House for Sale.

TWILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH, -
w q Two-Story Frame House, con- 2f:;1
tsininc eighteen rooms. cellar, water ~
nines' and everything comfortable and conye-
ppient situated at the rear OF tho South Yellow
Jacket works. This property Is well calculated
Tor a arst class Boarding House, being In the
Immediate vicinity Of the Jacket, Crown Point
and Kentuck mines. Tho only reason for sell
ing this property e that wish 70 50 70 ranch,
neffsct title given. Apply on the premises;
G. u. KENNEDY.
Gold Hill, April 9th, 1s70. apSlmis