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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

Carson appeal, May 9: A man
named Charles Bennett yesterday
made application before Judge Cary
for . warrant to search the premises Of
Adolphus and Mrs. Annie Waltz, claim.
ing that he had been q lodger in their
house, and when no came to examine
the contents Of his trunk numerous ar.
tiolss were missing. Upon an affidavit
being fled Q search warrant was issued
and placed in the hands Of Constable
Stern for service. The property was
found in possession OF the accused, who
were arrested on Q charge OF petty lar.
oeny, but allowed to go on their own
recognizance. The trial will take place
at 9 O'Clock this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

Picnic PosrPoSEp.-Professor Flint
has concluded to postpone his picnic one
week in hopes Of more favorable weather
q. tomorrow 10 likely to prove windy
and 9 I'D. The picnic will come of at
Rovsrs' Mansion on the 18th instant
according to programme. AL tickets
good for tn. v date.
Mxs. CuAnl'n ANDERSON. whose hus-
band v.s rscsn uy killed in the ophir
mine. desires to return her sincere
thant, 10 The emp. loyes OF the Ophir.
Tnion Consolidated md Mexican mines
for their very liberal opAiion o, ssvV
for the assistance OF b. xseii Anu GILL
drsn.
PosrpoSxxxSr.-In the mcttsr OF the
pressn. assessment levied by The sesre-
grated Europa Mining Company. which
il advertised in another column, tie Gay
OF delinquency 10 changed to May 2Ntn;
and the day OF sale to June 9th. All
interested will please take notice.
RICHARD +. WILLIAMS. who Q few
months since Invented very valuable
Improvement in the arrangement OF
pumps, has now invented u self.acting
condenser for any kind Of condensing
snaine which will effect q saving OF from
$22 TO $50 per day in wood.
LADIES OnDNIxr.-John Piper has
fitted up at the Opera House a ladies
ordinary. The entrance Is from the
main stairway from Union street direct,
IL opposite the Office OF Mr.. Piper snd
Just before reaching the glass partihon
at the head OF the stairs.
Tuos, Who are fond Of dancing will
bear in mind the fact that the Prssby-
terrain Festival at Gold Hill Miners
Union Hall this evening will close with
q social dance. Good music will DO IN
attendance.
Mn MAlrHA McConNIcx died at )
o'clock yesterday Of quick consumption
in San Francisco. She had been en-
ployed for several years previous to
her sickness In the house Of Colonel
Fair.
r. E. LOVELY had another at just in
front Of the Opera House last night. at
the conclusion Of the performance, and
fell upon his face. which was pretty
badly bruised.
ABOUT 800 tons Of Sierra Nevada ore
hrs accumulated at the Mariposa mill.
The mill has still on hand . quantity OF
slimes TO work before commencing on
the ore.
Max Srlouss is improving and is
likely 10 recover The report last night
at 10 o'clock. that he WAS dying. was
: false.
YursspAY was pay day on the vir-
GINA and Truckss Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
D.,srsures Last Evesipx.

P Brspy. A Bans, g N sabin. Mrs An
derson. n Renahan. Miss N A Fitzgerald.
J W Fulstons and wife, G Pierce, A Har-
low, Mrs b Davis, K ID Enright. Miss
Grey, N @ Lake. W II Reynolds, ] j
Bowel. G McKelvey, H L Fish. "A Long
Icy. J Duck. A W Fox, W II Hargravs,
Nrs W 8 Tolles. Master r Tolles. N
wertheimer. Miss v Crane, Miss K Reed.
Miss Rule. Miss Spencer, W p Grace. N
II Gay. G J Besrstecher. @ + Kirchnsr. r
r Heating. George A Grail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
Afghan's Amoer.

SrNLA. May 9.-Tho Amssr Of Afghan.
istan arrived at Gsndamuk yesterday.
He was met at the frontier by Major
Cavagnari and q detachment Of the Tenth
Huzzars and guides. The British troops
Of all arms lined the route to the camp,
Q distance of two miles and q half. Gen.
Brown and staff received the Ameer at
the end OF the line. aud o salute Of twen-
ty.ons guns was fred. The Amesr has
announced his official presence to the
vicsrey Of India, and expressed Q desire
for the establishment OF friendly rela-
tons between India and Afghanistan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
Pioneer Tickets.

The tickets for the Pioneer picnic at
Treadway's Ranch. Saturday. June z.
have been printed. They are beautiful
things, we'll worth the 50 they cost TO
look al, and those who buy first will
have the most time to admire them.
They are printed in red ink from block
engraved by Garrison. On the right
end il O circle in which rye bars head
il most conspicuous. They will DO ready
for delivery in = day or two.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
A Female walkiss.

Gold Hill has Q female pedestrian,
name unknown, who 10 practical suo-
cess. This morning the bus overlook
her near the Imperial works, boating
her way against tho strong wind, but
sailing along at q good round gait. The
bus horses trotted all the way around
the bend and when at the Homestead
road her la6yship had made the descent
OF the hill and reached the railroad track.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
Arr,v.,s This movu,ur.

] Bolan. I Rich and wife, N J Lssar, @
Goodrich, Z P Devine, J Simpson. George
Monroe. J Clifford. II g Parker. L N
D~ougherty, A Helm. J s Taylor, l. b
Yranksl. J @ Currie. ] l. ellison. III
waskin and wife, Miss Sheean. Mrs T
Falin. d Crosby. Mrs Torp. Mrs Kinkesd.
Mrs @ King, Mrs Luskin. W A Moone.
II Dennison. n II B~eardslcy. W Koran,
N Rsnahan, Mrs @ @ Steele, Mrs Willis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
srImULATE THE SLUGGISH

kidneys. In addition 70 its tonic and csshar.
tic properties. Hoststtsr's Stomach Bitters sx-
ercises Q beneficial influence upon the kidneys
and bladder, when they are inactive. BY stimu.
lstinr them to renewed exertion. thus reopen
ing, q it were, . sluice for the eeoape OF I'm.
purities whose regular channel OF exit 10 the
organs Of urinstion. Among these are certain
Abnormal and infammatory slsmsnts. product
i've Of irrepsrsbls injury to the system II mot en-.
tirely expelled. The Kidneys and bladder them.
selves are also benefited By this stimulus. -
their inactivity 10 usually . preliminary 70
their disease and disorgsnisstion. They also
experience. In common With other portions Of
the syrtem. the potent. invigorative effects OF
the Bitters, which furthermore corrects dtsor.
dsred conditions Of tho stomach, bowels and
ltvsF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
The New LighsninE Drift.

The new lightning drift which is being
run to connect the Hale i Norcross with
the Julia branch of the Sutro Tunnel 10
making almost unprecedented progress.
Il made 81 feet from Tuesday up to last
evening. Its whole length will DO some
$50 or $40 feet. As yet NO blower has
been used to give the miners air, but
one has now been put in at the 1900
level where the air is good and pipes
have been extended to the face OF the
drift which il on the l640 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
Z. Ca. +. g., GOLD Hili."

Business men of Gold Hill car saw
themselves much trouble IL they will
only give instructions to those who ship
their freight to indorse on one corner.
"Care T. g., Gold Hill" Thomas
Gallagher will then tumble 1t In on them
without delay. Gallagher delivers every.
thing from q paper parcel to the heaviest
machinery and at the most reasonable
rates,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

Tuscarora Times svieo: Mr.. d A.
White Of this place 10 making srrsnDe.
ments to have . Mechanics Union estab-
lished in Tusoarora. he has written TO
members Of the Storey County Union 10
have ]. ". Powell initiated and taught
the work thsrs, and upon his return 70
Tusoarora be will proceed 10 organize .
Union here. Mechanics Of all crafts
are eligible to membership. A living
rate Of wages md the protection OF the
msmbsrs Il the object Of the organiss-
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

4u8 ooSAbtJ W 80
met last evening. President Tyrrell In
the chair. The minutes OF the last
meeting were read and approved.
HONORARY MENBlRsHIP.
Secretary storsr brought up the mat
ter Of making Col. F. F. osbisson an
honorary member. He said he felt that
il was due to him for the favors done
the Society. and the interest he had
always felt in its prosperity.
Hon. W. d. G. Gibson hoped the
Society would confer the honor. for such
/, would be considered, upon Mr. Osbis-
ton and gave instances Of his iberality
toward the Society. Col. Osbiston had
gone away and tho speaker was certain
that such a recognition OF his services
at the hands Of. the Society would
crafty him.
Others advocated the election Of Mr..
Osbiston to honorary membership, after
which the ballot was passed and the re-
suit was una nimous. Not . black ball
appeared.
The Secretary was instructed to notify
Colonel Osbiston..of his election.
SICK.
Judge MARBLE was reported ~ still
sick at the Hospital. but improving.
REroRrs OF COMMITTEES.
Brother Gibson, a. Chairman OF the
Executive Committee on Picnic, re.
ported progress. Everything looked
p~rospsrously and promised . gratifying
success. subcommittee had been ap-
pointed and the work Of preparation
was well under way.
The Secretary then by request read
the minutes Of the several meetings OF
the committee.
Librarian s. d. Baker reported rs
donations q bundle Of legislative doou-
msnts donated by Hon. W. d. G. Glib
son and Congressional documents,
Patent Office reports, ETC., BY Hon. Il.
NJ. Daggett. The usual vote Of thanks
was given.
GOOD OF THE SOCIETY.
Under this head Brother Gibson again
brought up the picnic. Never had the
prospects Of success been better. Every
thing was moving satisfactorily. He
urged each member OF the Society to
talk 1t up here and there and every
where. The grounds at Trsadwsy's had
been very much improved. They would
have Grant there, or II not Grant, Denis
Kearpey anyway.
Colonel Allen-Any Of the Johnny.
Come-Latelies 3?
Gibson-Yes, lots OF them. / have
the honor OF being the President Of the
Gold Hill Glee Club, which has forty
members, every one OF whom is q
Johnny Come. Lately and not one yer
"a years old, and they will all attend
the picnic, each n putting in his 50
for q ticket, and they will sing all the
way down there and back.
Judge Aude followed, endorsing what
Brother Gibson had said about the pic.
mic. But the members ought not expect
Brother Gibson to play Atlas and carry
the whole world on his shoulders.
Each member should contribute his part.
Brother Gibson thought the Society
could work out OF debt in two years.
Secretary Storer stated that he and
the Treasurer had rented the hall to the
Virginia Reform Club three nights in
each week at $50 per month.
Colonel Allen reported thirty q en-
gagged for the picnic and more could be
had IL wanted. He thought they would
be, but that could be ascertained later.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

TEN dairymen Of the Truckse Mea-
dows have commenced bringing their
milk to the Comstock by teams and
thorough.brscs wagons. They leave
their ranches in the night and reach
Virginia about 8 a. n. The milk they
bring II in better condition than whom
brought up by railroad.
AFFIDAVIT OF LApos.-R. B. Burton
and Dennis Hsagerty have nlsd afidavits
of labor amounting to $lS2. performed
ON the claim Of the Melbourne Coasoli.
dsted, Gold Hill District. for the year
ending December 81. 1878, said labor
having BEEN performed Of the request Of
John Maxwell, owner.
Down ct the Mound House thsy have
already cut one crop Of alfalfa over .
foot in hight. They expect to cut two
moro crops, both larger than that just
harvested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
Jules Ferry's Bill.

PARIS. May 9.-ssctions Of the Coun.
oil Of State have unanimously decided
that Mons. FORBADE, Archbishop Of Ak,
IL guilty OF Q violation OF law In having
issued Q pastoral letter which attacked
jules Fsrry's educational bill. II 10 eI.
psctsd that the General Assembly Of the
Council on the 18th instant will confirm
this decision.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
Dissrics Cears

The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning
Estate Of CLARK. dscsassd-Ordsr en-
tered confirming sale.
Duprsy VI. His creditors Csss on
trial before jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

The Agsssiz Mining Company have
conveyed their ground to the Scorpion
Company. This gives the latter com:
pany o total Of about 1900 feet Of
ground.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the Board OF AL
dsrmsn Of Virginia will b held Satur-
day sysuing at 7:s0 O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
Ophir Bailies.

The cleanup Of the ophir mine for
the month Of April is in and the anal
shipm.nt OF bullion will be made to-
night. The amount Of the cleanup is
81, ll9 IA and the total yield OF IN
mine for the month il S93,246 "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
CARD.

To al who are suffering nom the snos and
indiscrseions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc., ! Will SEND .
recsipf that will cure you, YR1I OF cHAtobs
This great remedy was discovered bya mission.
arr In South America. Send 9 self-eddresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. MhAN,
Station d, New lork City.
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40 she @. q q.

The repairs to the machinery at tho
O. & @. shaft will be completed 80 a. to
start up again Sunday, and the Cali.
fornis mill will consequently commence
crushing orc again Monday. The an
Rines are being thoroughly oyerhauled
and put In prime order and the whole
place cleaned up. A large quantity OF
grease has. during the last four years,
accumulated under the platforms, which
In being all taken out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
O. II. GALLUP.

o. Il. aAILur. opposite the Bank Of oaiisor.
mia, Gold Hill, kseps constantly on hand III
favofite brands Of Imported Ctsafs, ohoioe bit
cigars, ali Kinds Of chewing tobacco, meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationery Of
all descriptions, me CUTLERY. and toys and hnoy
goods Of all kinds. spN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

There was q report in circulation yes.
tcrday afternoon In Carson that q boy
was drowned In Lake Tahoe yesterday
morning. Name and age could not be
laarnad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

The case Of r. R. Parkinson was
postponed in the U. 8. District Court
yesterday OF Carson, until the I'd Of
June. owing to the continued illness Of
Mr.. Parkinson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
RLRCTRIC BELTS.

A % cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
DECAY. Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure.
Circular mailed frse. Address J. X. REEVES,
e Chatham srrvst, New Yofk. a&sn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
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San FranoisoO Board.

LAST EVENING.
IS Raymond / Ely. Al
IS Eureka Con-, II
40 Jackson, 6
100 Belmont, 40c d
$50 Leopard. 1 40, N, 40
100 Nothern Belle.
800 Grand Prize. 5 40, 8 IS, ~
$50 Argenta, I 40, l 80, Ia
500 Navajo, 20c
COO Endowment, 15c
coo Independence, IN, $50
100 Day. 40c
SO Hamburg. 40c
$50 Hillside. Al
100 Highbridge. 35c
100 Real Del Monte 3
500 Fourth Of July. 3Sc
$40 Bodis. 9a.9
405 Beshtsl,
$50 Tioga, a. so
1G0 Bulwsr. liz. iiS
40 Syndicate, 2 50. IN
200 doodshaw. 25c
800 Champion. &c
100 Blackhawk. IL
$40 South Bodie. 40c. $50
500 Booker. .45c. SOC.
3i5 Bslvidsrs. SOC. l. $50
40 Mono. 3 40. 8 -
SIS Con. Pacific. 2 60. ~
500 Dudley. SOC, 25c
500 Jupiter. SOC
2l0 South Bulwer. COO
$40 MONDAY. I 30. I %.
400 Martin White.
IS Silver King. 81
100 Leeds, 75c
$40 Golden Terra, 1ik, IA
Is Old Abe,
THIS MORNING..
2s70 Ophir. 50. IS. 3sS. 39S. Ssk, 81
1910 Nsxican, so, 29a. 2ss, 30
s65 Gsuld d Curry, 8. 81. IL
100 Beat D psleher. IAN. l4S
1870 Californis, INT
$50 Savage. 10, 9t.9S
Ass Gen. Virginia. ~
545 ChollAr. 81, 81, ~
s34 Petosi. 81. 81. 8, 2 30
1876 Hale& Norcross. II, l0b
$40 Crown Point, 4 10. 4. los
l7O Yellew Jacket, IA, ISM, l3h, l3t b
1850 Imperial. I 20, ~
so Alpha. II
SIS Bslcher. 4t.4O
60 Confidence. IN, liz
AIS Sierra Nevada. As. AN, Az. Al,
a IS
$50 Bullion
ass E~1chequsr. 4 IS, 4. AS. ~
SIS Overman, 7k,S
225 Justice. 81. 3 Is, . 10
sS5 Union Con-. 81. Ga. &C, 65S
$50 Alta, 81
100 Lady Bryan, $50
IS Julia. $40
$50 Caledonia, II, I IS, I 20
1850 Silver Hill. I 40. I IS
30 Challenge, Al
$50 Phil Sheridan. 45c. 400
$50 Lady Warrington Con..l
60 Andes, 25c, zoe
1910 Ward. 75c, SOC
$50 Scorpion. 2. AZ
400 Leviathan. Coo, $50
3s5 North Con. Virginia, on. 9k b5. %.
81
200 Trojan, So
$40 Benton Con-. 3 GO, 3k, 3 65
$50 Flowery. $50
zoos North Bonanza, 1 Is. 1, I 10, I o5
500 Margarita, l5c
100 Mackay. IL
80 Mountain View. Gu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
DIRECTORS,

LOUIS NoLANE. .Prssi6sns
~, JOIN ". lsGIiY." ]. I. 1Io xIS.'''''
JAMES q. PAIR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

On the principal cities throughout the unitsd
s sssls:, t sar SD: !sp.n; aS Snlns and Ne ,..s
land, and on Honolulu NawsiD.
NEW Yolx BAMns-The Bank Of New York.
N. b. A.; American Exchange Nstionsl Bank.
LONDON BASxns-M sssrs. smith, PANE q
Smiths; the Union Bank Of London. az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

ISSUES Commercial and fnvsiersf orsdits,
available In any part OF the world. Make6
uansfers OF money BY telegraph and osbls, md
draws exchange q customary usanoes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

Regular Meesing OF ths Old boys
Last Evssing Colonel =. =.
Osbisson Elected
Membsr-Picnic Matters. ESQ.
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ExChANoR

This Bask has special Fssilitiss ~
Dealing n BulliOn.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Parole Wins Again.

[u.oI. TO ru. GOLD Hull All nw..l
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.

NO. - SOUTH o STREET.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-09

Th. Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
met last evening. President Tyrrsu In
the chair. The minutes OF the last
meeting were read and approved.
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BANKERS AND BRoKIgs.
OF BAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
IErAL-NTNi or TTr INIlWOH.
OFFICE on lNrIAN AFFAlI-,
A A-II..I.N. -lnl D. IN.l y



CEALED PROPOSALS., iudoIsed Proposals
= ior Wagons ro'-~, fc.' las e c,se NAV beland a..
.l.i, >egl ors C, wi ~ rc. vcc un Ii m. Of
icul -cpenbr l5 4s1J. ior fur shinG the following
iisws oreasis with rolling coute. nd cutter wheel 70
10 - go; iach i65 : inca f0i do,6le-shoyci. -
inTa o,- 1 @ I,s & 'trSsss aownc ~
reslns 4; moving and i'ald bne 81 fa,ninE NH $
Cor1.sa, ,lics CON planters, 'ng bond - sGd II ;
shov,s ire handled. AZ doz, snorl handled D. - dozi
eating del Grub a. aoz ana sns rt tHY1 tc Ae
s,os, e ao5i Chans % g o9.s az s~Ny, z men o.
$50 and - sns koys bow, OK 20 r1ts; FORKS manure
wre5c. a fS S@sr N.Y. & ne ool. 400 potsc. do1 hSrSs 1
Gouti.. pow with bacs bend 81 sc,s wagon with hioec
u,h doz; ~ g-h. adfl; cioNbni lp"i Wagons, wiie
ira .c- saelc ana Gou6 ifcss iI5 Doab or poN
Ias,rs, assorsd y dcl.; k6;yes drawing doi. saws
T1e bis Val opel. and red publicly, 1tsirDlas Al the
hour ai,,vc smef Nil1cis ere invtcd 60 be- present
Each id must eye tie Hres O ~ Iafu,s INTERESTED VI o.
iarrs 20 H. ana mus nave COPY oi 'A7 "~''is'N-"
Bdsrs must designate Their places Of busiross post
10 5ds vii be considered irom persons have
~ any part o. any wiz be rejected deemed or Ie best
T1.IictLAE ATTENTION IS INVITED TO ThE
Every ,d must De aceonIanl.a by certified ea,ck
draft PAYABLE To te o ei ~ The .omqis.onsr o, ino,4
BANKS 81 United state. Derostirics VIZ Chemical AauonI
Meuopoli.u Sat ola Bsnk. NevYoik; Philadelpma Na-
Olsl Bank, Philadelphia. Est NH1Aal iank baltimore
Tu4Id National Bil.. ClCiIaatl lBon National Bank,
Ch.ca~o; FOURTH Natnnsi Bank ~ Louis md Citizens
Naicnl Bank. Washington h.. g.. ara The Uuitcl states
Assistant rtde iil. Hl..oro Chicago and
ST. Louis; which ciock dram sha De- MT ti.n Nr pcr
the amount OF supplies proposed 10 De FURNISHED
be Omitted bidder
reeeving an ward IL to promptly contract
eOoi slicc es according the terms ot hi7
bil ut.trWl.e, 90 10. rc.AIl,.. to iIr Di.d'I.
Bids not accoa tcc bl certified thec OF diaft viii not
De cOuslrreu.
Bders IRE required 20 furnish samucs ~ hc arid's hid
for anf ~ an cass where s3mpie ere ,eaured they nsi
accompany the DID, samples tiA DC opened unl "Ief q"
IL. aid- slall have been public read.
In executing rontfurir f ii hO reserved o. in
diminish tlc quntly Oi ahJ article embraced in ~" fore
going scriulc tf urcr llt to incfca." or uilni
N, amount in nhy c"uaci q n extent nol exceed
luc iwe fY-u Per csuiuu.
All nfise- furnished lctf ceft.aci must Do d,NeT' Dat
act designated or toil recentol son CIV pacAc and
marked according 90 DIRECTIONS ioI Shipment without ally
charge fur case" 'if q. o sdoks aud val De- su0e' o. lh
and articles tlat Ia ia 90
conform .amples upon which the made viii
4d IA, contractor Aed T. furnish otAtr. al tno
Yta4Iefd with utt tfys. failing IN t1at they
viii be purchased Il his sXjenst.
BIDS Tic rtCics herein enumerated VIII bc received for
n lir delivery 10 chicago sioux city. omaha ald Kansas
CIV. a (. option Of The Department H. 4. nAhI
fouw'asiOrcr.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
Proposals

DROPOSAIS for Repairing Pavements in the
Cities Washugt and Georgetown D-rrict ~ Column
la. fNsiAAKK LEpsNlMFNl, ilsTtlCr oF tOLthmA,(
MAsHiSCIpN, september ID 1879. y
by direction OF the Boarc Of Con mis- ons LED PRO
ptt, Af- VIII ls, received ai until l2 O'clock
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER l21li. 1879 tor the repair = pave
and avenues IN the cities f ast
aha GeOIR town
Bant prop sal Rri specifications may he obtained
from Us Office tcre with the nrcesslry Information
upon ayp icsou therefor ana Dds upon these forms VIII
alone hg q. .asUUrd.
No proposal viii 10 received from any falling contractor
such on the records of the District Of columbia
The ht is reserved reject any all bids parts OF
bids.
Tire OF work b. done maes 2l 2iO square
vafs " rsrte book pavencnts 5jou square yaris of
ssul..iiuil u.vcinrut. ". J. TWISING,
Major a. Engineers. U.sA. Engineer COnTssiontr, DC
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
1nnkruut y Aoiices.

HISTRlCT COZ RTofthc UNITED STATES.
- FOt Ilfs SOUTHERN DISTRICT pi NiW YORK.
il fae Iaat,tr of JACOB lI NtMANN, banArupL-in
NtNr.f YfCY-a Warrant bankruptcy been l-tltl
g CONT st tar estate ~ JACOB ~ NHMAA y, Of
tl. lIy ol ,.rNAoL nf tine county Ci New YORK. Of tD
stat. g Sos York in sai District aig'h bankrupt rpn
Nf ms tlcdl thc pa8n ont oi any d,lH
.f, fI. drlXfrv Hut rror.rT ballIgle s-.4 bsl
rutf i0 hin Hi- nAi t taissr If any property
Dt h art fnfh4D DBL tr. urctugu the ffe liurs oi
sad bankrupt prove th"r ,ei- nnh choose more
As-acca ll Ls st.t. U It isd s Court oi h.
10 Uo lallt1 s So Warren ST. Do fr tuy ni NfHl trA,
A said Dslct the t"'nfsscoud day ~ september A.
d. lr-g Iu .s tl n, a. tAr ol of john " Litue,
,one o. Registers IA baAkrupicy 0i said t9urL
LOUIS J.. PANN,
AsIahlL-Messeuger.