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Batch~ior's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless rrsbe and instantaneous The only
feet Dye Also Reg-nrrstns Extract d hie1eur4 Pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

A.-BOys' and Chiidren's
0ARiBALDr. CuTAwAY AND zoUAvK surrS
by the Thousands At reasonable pvSces.
NV BR0KAw 90 Lafayette plscs. esd
~ Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Uniss.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and Wig depot wholesale ard rv<at No Aslor Hosse
The dye Applied BY skiilfui Arusts.
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HRLxpOID.s FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU - pisassss "
tssls and oder froe fro ProPsrties and ns
diate In tts action
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Dr. schsnck Keeps . Fall suppIy Of Hls
PUfmoNIc SYRUP, sEAWKKD TONIC aud MANDkAka
FILLS. II his rooms, ~ Bond street, nj Ill unes Ihese
ton n IL adj anced Stages
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The GLORY OF Man IL the Nervous an
Debiitsted sh0uld tmmedtately use hkhhbOAADb %
TRACT BUCHU. .
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Manhood yss.sfa! ysor arc res.tnsd ~ HsLA
BOLD'S RxTRACT BUCHU.
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a Prudent HOUSEHOLDER will send st
once the Union Cement Roofing Company, add have his
tight ready for a rains Success 10 certain
no matter hsw poor " present roof may be- Omcas, "a
street. Bs0okyn
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All Legal Lottery Priaes Caslasd.-OAcisA
ID. ings. Circulars aud Information sent
). X. CLAYTON. 10 Wall srret New vorx
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Dr. schenck, OF Philedclphis. Will -
:. b.. .o0 o., hI Bond rss o. 1,s:H ct A "'". u'
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Coras, Buntons, Hnlargea Joints and
all diseases of the Test cured by DR.. xACHARfH. ~
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Fans.-Psris Fsns, niegans styiess
received three Eve eight forty dollars esch To- sne
81 O. G. ALLEN. as broadway. one door oelew OAnai
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ask AssUs Fol- K R Xxi FLUID EXTRACT BuoHv

Mako believe Foreign Perfumes-the
genuine being excluded By the enormous dutcsdood tho
market They poor limitations of extracts which IN
20 PHAl.ON's MIGHT BLOOMING CEREus, mAnufac-
the most fragrant flower used Tor pss
Tuning purposes. Sold everywhere.
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An Essi~es.-Esassson's impreved Co.
Iorics. I6 Duane street
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Trusses.--B1srsh 4 Co.'S ola Establishea
Radical Cure Truss sun At No fvessy street. Lav u.
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Mss Hsnnah p. Gould, tho Pootosa
MISS HANNAH y. GOULD, TIE PoHrBss
OF that class Of American poets who may be said to
have belonged 10 the ego which has only just past a.
the present peace began and whose lives properly be-
onged 70 the reesoore and ten or twenty years which
lay between the two great revolutions through which
this country has passed. two have died during 1865
Mrs. Sigourney and Hannah r. Gould Both were born
in the infancy Of the republic and their songs were
In some measure suggested not TO say inspired by the
events Of the age In which they were bora and lived
Hannah Y. Gould born in Lancaster, Mass, tn
1889 Her father had been soldier Of the Revolution,
and had fought from Lexington and Bunker Hill,
through Valley Forge Yorktown, and was honored ~
veteran Her mother died young, leaving four chill
dren beside Hannah. Two sons are deceased BenJa-
Boston Latin school, anna Ike author Of sores Of Latin
text books still in He was afterwards successiui
merchant Of Boston Two ssters OF the poetess survive
her One Of them is the wife Of Judge Fuller OF Au-
gusta, Ga and the other Mrs Rapalye, Of this city
In her earlier days Miss Gould was known Tor nef
vivacty and wit Her EFFORTS were not marked Dy sne
inspiration Of genius always BY easy vefsIcat on
but they characterized by true Thought refined and
tender emotions, and a pure. calm, healthful moral
Quent Appearance in print, both at homo aud abroad
Among che plessantes and most t0uching OF her poems
VIC recall "rhs snow storm fhe veteran ana snt
The Midnight Mail. y q.
Miss Gould led quiet life in the noneseHi where
have been excluded ~ Il was unostsntstiout
but for her genial hospitality and tho many
visitors, among thcm not q few Of our dsiin
guished authors. who sought the acquaintance Of
lady widely known o. q charming writer wheI
American literature In s infancy, and when bnt fov
Of her Joined her in contributing TO its growth
The personal character OF the deccased of rare OK
ceence She united the graoes of Chrtian to the AZ
fractions Of cultivated mind and in her pursuit OF lei
ters neglected tbs simplest womany duties o
failed to exhibit the womanly virtues Of home. As
daughter devotion TO hor venerated father was until
ing in its respect, affection and watchfu care; an
throughout her life her friendship sought and prize
both by the young and the old Her memory will b
TRANQUILITY cherished In many hearts, and her peasan
and pathetic lyrics will continue 10 be read for their I'm
feeling unaffected simplicity and patriotic and religion
sentiments
| Miss Gould has published several volumes, three
| carly 90 1882 sGathcred Leaves" published i
| 1916 "The Diosma" in 1885, tbs 'Youtbs' Cor0naP' Il
| 1851. and "Hymns and Poems for Children" in 1904
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EEBELLIoN IN THE HUMAN INTERIOR

Change or Time.-Oold-ane. for OoidS,
taken all hours from RUsHTON's 10 As,or House.
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NO g1re 1oT pIIc,11I .,-.. 1..1,s and v...
to tss rs%s ana bloom . the p.a sS..s Sss
IS .aS%eS cas Insanity a.
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sse s sf r IL
TRACT BUcH0 and ISraosED RosK WASH
A.-----------------
Manhood ana ysu.sfn ysor arc res.tnsd By HsLA'
soLDs ExraAor noono.
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The Glory Of Man Is " ~
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HsExRoLp,s pLyID ExTRA0T sycHy 4. p.s...;.. !.
d'A'e 10 !" a0''on
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,HELMBoLD,s coNoESTRxTED EXTRACT sARsAPA.
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are sSCSraac e rule: q -
~ no IN Tx !. 9wM .s o Tss,
out IN our own nistsr. y well Che bowels o. @
use them snd msy revolt We ~. s.eysSs sSs%
bowes and In various other vays tribe With our health
ise them a. 70 render them simo.. proof .sAns the o~sss
No,n, hs ~ cvc~ S~cs Known or Sssr1 q = s.s
m m08TRr-
TRR's STOMACH sIfTIRs. n you would sss.ps he 4,
termittent feyer "a o. 'ndigesucn bilious asasks a.s
csses mr.. ina Hls "a ~ oroeotivc n edons Th 4 tk0
wi.ss. course bat sre.dy an in,sld W NE Pssses.s.
nPs. .; so. AZ, s = $780,! y',
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=. - = !.
this country no" ''saI ss st "a L.r.,... p.c
Nfoorn .''nue' OPPOSITE o''P'' S''-
A.-ncys' and chndren's
n, IN. ue%ssra.' =, rsssorsnie prees ""' '''~
Hrourh avenue. opposite ccoper Uniss
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashsd.-Dmcaaa
"-'~~
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world harmless rrsbe and in-taatsnee.. The only pr
feet Dye Also Negrnrrsuns Extract o. nihsaeyv ~
'es""o 'e'"'o' '"e INIT =" "~'0'"s sAo'' ~
49,.
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oVoV""e"' % w.
Crlstadoros Halt Dys' Freservnsavs
sse yss.n aspSr by ssiisi .sUs. .$'
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C0rns, bunsoms, nniergee Soants ses
All Diseases Of The Test cured ~ DR. xAChAkih. ~
brosdwsy
IA s.s...~ - unu.A.,.ss. I'm =.
=. - or n nora 80. an TsssHs, ~ ~. .s.si ~
n.,-..o ~. sc.rs - n s,ASe II
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ytIf,.onIC sYRiIy sEAExED TONIC and xNDRAKa
Ton IN ne sdssnSed sssass ~ ''''''
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Just received three Ave eight 70 forty To- sals
81 a. G. ALLEN, as Broadway, ons door peicw OAnA =
a,, o.ms.-c,r styles. jest a...sv.A
fro. r.s az. .,ss ter % ,lis $
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this country resdy for ssle.
" BROKAw. % Lafayette plscs. sal
- Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Vnioa-
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CIT Combs-New stylss, Jest nsceeveA
from Paris ssh thirty dollars esch. Tor eaAe ~
q G. AfSkN Us brcsdwsy one below Canal Slfsst
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A "Whats's Patent Lever Trass'' n the
best pressure the back Lght and easy. Prus
inward and upward. GREGORY co. 90 Broadway
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General Alex nder Schernmelfinnig.
Brigadier General Alexander Schenfncnnnig died at
Mincrsylle, near Reading, Pom. yesterday morning,
from consumption contracted in tho military service
His death has been expected for somo time past
General SchemmeAnnig was Colonel Of the Seventy
fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers and saw his frat ser
vice under Fremont. in Western Virginia He served
under General sigol during tho Virginia campaign or
General Popc He was nominated brigsder general
for his services Bull in November 1882 but being
unconfrn,cd he was rcnomnatod In January $685. and
confirmed in the March following, his commission being
dated back 10 the first named date. At Chancelorsve
no commanded tho First brigade OF ShnrZs division, OF
Towards Eleventh corps and at Gettysburg with
better succcss) with the command In February,
1861 hc ST. Johns Island. and thence crossed
10 James Island HIS forces were the lrst 10 enter
Charleston February 49, 1865, when Hanked by sh,r.
man He remained for s0me time IN command OF tn
dcfcnces Of that city, and then relieved ON account
Of III health lie retired 70 hts home in Pennsylvania,
where he died ycs,criay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

0osrss ads tsiisn Medicated sep
cures lan piupes tcr, sunburn, erupons and al ska
blsmisbss 80 Broadway and drussstA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

Hslis Hair Dye, 90 Cents-Bisck Or
Brown Reliable Depot No Barclay street Sold By drug
| where.
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No More Gray Hair or Bslamsss.--sel.
entiec sarse BY pf 0RANDJEAH ~ yess practices Asss
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Howe sewing Machtas COmpsny.-
| ELIAS HOWE. JR, President 90 Broadway
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Shattered Consultations Restored BY HELMBoLDs 81
TRACT BUCHU
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A ready and conclusive Of the properties Of HELM
BOI.D'R FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU viii be 9 cOmpartss
with those set forth che Uustsd Satss Dispensstcy
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by the publication Of the order for tho conascaton
appropriation Of a large number Of farms In Ioudon
county for the OF the Of Refugees and Freed
SUDDEN DEATH or AN ARMY oYsicEE.
Lieutenant 8 B. walworth, soon after playing game
Of billiards last night died Of congestion Of the brain
From papers found on his person appears that no was
q member OF the Fifteenth New York cavalry that he
had been duty in the Ordnance Department and had
Just settled hts accounts
APPOINTMENTS TO-DAY.
James A. Mathews Collector Of Customs for the dis
trict of Tappahsnnock, Va
Richard Hail. Register Of Deeds for the District OF Co
lumba.
Charles Matthewson, OF Connecticut, Agent for the
winnebsgo Indians the Missouri river
THE CASH or PAYMAsrER wEBB
The Paymasier Webb, who tried ana dismissed,
was not Major Robert 8 Webb Of your city.
xARmADrKE AND BEAURHoARD.
General Marmaduke known ~ q prominent ofBcer in
the late rebellion tbs arst 70 avail himself Of the
privilege TO 20 abroad and remain without the United
States during the pleasure Of the government and has
ssccved a passport accordingly. General Besusegard
has also applied for passport under the ofacls
order Of the Department State through the medium
Of sympashizing lady friend from Alabama.
MONEY FOR WIRE.
I Instead Of receiving donations for Captain Wrz APP
pears that Ritcnhouse Fowler Co., Of this city have
only consented 10 receive deposit, In the ordinary
business way, amounts Of money 70 DO held subject 70
the order Of The prisoners counsel
PERSONAL.
Major General Hancock accompanied BY his Adjutsnt
General Major Anderson arrived In che city this After
noon.
HARvnsrs IN rnNrsssu AND ALABAMA.
In East Tennessee the harvest abundant tho mid
die portion q NE sssas ed asrtsss Ai<sna suffered
! much from drsutS.
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HELMBOLDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
~ II TffE GREAT DIU RnTIc. -,
sHELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPA'
~ ~ THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
BVth are prepared according rules Of pharmacy -
chemistry. and sre the most sctve that can DO made
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

C1rocker.y and Glassware.
TUsT RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID sLg2hA
d Of Crockery and GLASSWARE o. tno .x.e.s
srs invited 70 Examine our nsyc ~ ofHrrs
/ ssAnn juss II. ~. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
The Indians,

The Union Hedette is paper published
by the officers and soldiers at Camp Doug
las, U. T., and its opinion on the present
state of Indian affairs is entitled to some
consideration. The following is its lead
ing article for February 18th: ~
We are forced. reluctantly, to the con-
clusion that the hostile Indians of Colo
RADIO, Nebraska and Southern Dakota,
will have affairs pretty much their own
way for some time to come. "
They number, from all accounts re-
ceiyed from twenty-five hundred to four
thousand warriors. They are well mount
ed and are armed with rifles, carbines and
revolvers. There are not soldiers suff-
cient, on the Platte river and in the
country adjacent, to successfully cope
with them. The fact of one hundred men
being compelled to pursue and engage
body of Indians estimated at not less than
Ave hundred, certainly indicates a lack of
necessary military force.
The Indians have already destroyed our
mail service. Now, the telegraph line is
the object of attack. We cannot decide
which of the two annoys US the most
the loss of the mail service or the loss of
the telegraph. Both are absolutely neces-
sary. The Indians appear to have lost
their dread for the lightning talker;"
but, we more than half suspect that white
men are in league with them.
Unless they are speedily brought to
terms by a vigorous campaign, we will be
compelled to abandon all hope of any emil
grafton from the East during the coming
season. We must prepare ourselves to
pay very high prices fo- everything We
may require-pIobably not be able to pro.
cure many articles required at any price.
A vigorous campaign cannot be con-
Quoted to successful termination unless
more soldiers are placed in the field. 1t
certainly does not appear well, on paper
or anywhere else, to permit the great over
land highway to be completely blocked
and held by band of red devils who
should be wiped out of existence. The
citizens of Colorado are making efforts to
raise and equip men for service; and orders
have been received to Fill up the LIST Col
orado Cavalry with one year men.
The establishment of Posts along the
route, from Latham to Seneca. at inter-
walls of one hundred miles, would be bet
ter than the present manner of operation.
A still better plan would be to have fifteen
or twenty soldiers at each station to travel
with the stage. The mail and telegraph
are needed. We hope that measures will
be speedily employed to secure both to the
citizens of the interior.
We are fully satisfied that the soldiers
in that section have done all that can be
done in the premises, so far as they are
concerned. 1t is not, however, reasonable
to expect-neither do we expect-that
ts,c soldiers can whip several tribes OF
hostile Indians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

ZHE sp Groceries.
TUST RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS ~ tkES saa
"a vii ali Chennef for Cash than the same
Eind OF goods can be bought In the Territory Az
mr. CrocsrieS and Provisions are fresh, Goods de-
Cola Hin June II. 1894. lnlI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
q N,r M.r.-Thi. morning &C; u r ;,,

A NBw MGr.-This morning we were
shown a new map Of that part Of Storey
county contiguous to the water-works Of
the Virginia and Gold Hill Company.
The design is very accurately made, and
reflects credit on the artistic skill of the
surveyors, Messrs. S. H. Marlette, C. E.
and George Hunt. The map is to be sent
to New York. goa
ADDIrIoNAL.-Flint & Brooks, of the
Washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon, Viz
ginia, not content with keeping the finest
kind of exhubitating (new world fluids in
town, have added tobacco stand, where
the finest kinds Of cigars and tobacco can
be procured of Putney, their accommoda.
ting substitute. .,.-... ~.
BOARD OF DELEsATEs.-The Virginia
Board of Fire Delegates viii have meet
ing this evening, at o'clock. in the rooms
OF the Common Council. A full attend
ance Is desired as business of Importance
will come up for transaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
For ID A..', Virgins Fire Departm't

NNoUNCEs HIMsELF AS A CANDI-
n date for second Assistant Engineer Of the
Virginia Fire Department, he having received the
unanimous nomination Of Engine Company No. 3
for that position. tels ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
ni..olution of g opartnership.

rCur coPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
srix,ine between F. Bademer and 8. Schweiss
m the Gold Hill Brewery, e dissolved oy mutual
~ - The undersigned, whe h authorized to col
is.t an out1sanding debts, and will pay al the
Arm deb 4 oon KS q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

ACCOMMODATIONS 4 Palmer, aue-
t;oneers, C street. Virginia, are semi
weekly disposing Of large quantities OF all
t;nds of goods at auction, and any Tues
day or Friday, to those who have an eye
10 economy. win do well to call and see
the low priced goods for sale.
REcoRpER's CouRr, VIRerNIA.-Ine
following business was transacted before
Judge W. H. Davenport, this morning
John Doe Sucker, was arrested oy omcet
Hurst, on charge of assault and oatieiy.
and pleading guilty, was aned sou ~nen
he paid. .=t
The Snow Of Saturday and Sunday was
well pasronized by sleighers and coasters,
and the jingle Of sleigh bells, and the
shouts Of the merry throng reminded ore
of We merrie days in Yankee land.
BuLLIoN.-wells, Fargo s Co. shipped
this morning, from their Virginia Sfice,
is bars of bullion. worth. according to
assay, sSO.ss6 "a and weighing l,lsl lbs.
CoxrANY Observation-Disclosures Of Eagle
Engine Company, No. 8, win have an ad-
jouTnsd messing this evening q o'cssck.
q ! h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
S .j,t5lI a A6 Sl1
FIRST ANNUAL RALL

Committee of Arrangements.
VIII II Lee, Gamble,
pr I G. MAYER JIM Emerson,
John Allen, VIM Hale.
Invitation Committee.
GOLD HILL.
HonJ B Winters, Hon H Mills,
Hon c W Tozer, Hon A Kellogg,
Hon W w Bishop, j. Corey,
HG MAYNARD, Chas Forman, a
Samuel HYATT, II B Potter,
SW Chubbuck, A ID Brooks,
L Goliath, Low,
Lyman Powers, heQua,
I'D Binns, w H Denise
M Frankenheimer NJ Korn,
A Hart, W.T. O'NeIll,
True Locke, ... Thos Finch,
Joseph La Flower, George Perry,
VIM H Began, a Gillespie,
VIM II Baker.
VIRGINIA. ..... d..
Hon w Wintou, Hon Chas Sumner,
Hon Jacob Smith, Peter Lsrkin, .
MR. Williams, Ben Ballou,
Thos Peasley, Jacob Young,
LIP Wardle, VIM Warnock, o..
Ike Brokaw, VIM Weir,
II Kelly, A Halo,
I'D Treat, NJ Levy,
Aw Baldwin, John z Doyle, D..
SILVER CITY.
Joe French. wv Grier
n p Sheldon, VIM B Hickok ....
A Koneman, Geo Dean.
. -.... CARSON.
Gov H G. Blasdel Hon C n Noteware,
Hon Lance Nightingale, Morg Miller,
Hete Driesbach. c Slicer,
Abe Curry E Garrett.
DAYTON. ....
H G Blanchard, SForsea,
MI Hanly, John Black,
ST Leet, + Birdsall.
wAsHoE.
L S Bowers, Thee Winters.
Danl Boyd, Geo BOIL.
Reception Committee.
Geo Aylesworth, JIG Mayer,
CIV Humphreys, wv Flood,
VIII Dohlman.
Floor Managers.
Homer s King, Capt MCGOWAN,
lie Isaac CHI Van Gorder,
EA Gamble, VIM E Hale,
Floor Director.
W. H. H. LEE .-........-...... FOREMAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

Miners League.
<>rrTcr m THE SOUTH-EAsT CORNER OF |
4 btSe fnfnoi1 HOAss - ne pivida. Vpen dAlU
- sthss - 50z4g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
ss-..-z-.t. = sslis =.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

an "A splendid Brass Band has been Se-
IN cured, and this being the first occasion
III of 81. Patrick's Ball at Gold Hill, the
slHA managers pledge themselves to do all
,4kS In their power to make 1t grand sue
Gen. and pleasant TO ALL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20

Sapphire Quarts Mill and NIiaiag
conpsny.-The Annual Meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Sapphire Quartz Mill and Mining
Compsny, for the election of Trustees for the en-.
snine wear, will be held at the Office Of the Hum.
boldt Canal Company, northeast corner of Jack.
son and Mantzom streets, room No. TO- ON
WoNDAY. the 9Th day of March, at l.P. ". $50.
Nv order Of the Board Of Trustees.
- A. KOENIG. sec,y q
Gan rraucIsco, Feb. 20. 1865. felsid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
CLOTHING AND HlscBLLAHscga
Rally / Every ionest!

shauy IGV04E A'
TsEr n BE cLEA1f UNDERSTOOD
6 IL without dosl EARR1s. the pcpu.
IL cao,hI;r d Gloids 4: ,lagS6at his lArge
md sIs,ndvs itssk ~. { y
Ar 6AAEnANCI0Co PRICEs!
NsrsAsnts thrcsxshout the country ars Invited
70 Ss,s Mn . call u they want to get cheap ana
Ans Dceds. Of the latest style. 1919.
Singh ualts viii Be cold 10 private customers Tor
THIRTY DAYS ONEYi
All you otnn who want 70 replenhh your
wardrobe At slow aenrs, lon't lpss this opportu'
ny; rh. FL. q Good VIM Of tn. s.or.
viii be sold at la. @a
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Gold HiIl.~...Nexf 70 Rvenl News oMee.
Blue Blankets ;,s:,..-;...-...-..-3 %
Be,, Califsrnia 10 M. nhskets.......s %
Beaver Double Over. OoatO, soodsual- r
81 %
General Hosan's Zouaye CaPs......-...1 o..
Very Heavy. Knit Neck ConfOrtsrs-..1 50
200 prs Fine French Calf Beots.-..-e0 %
Our Best Nailed Bsst., per -.O %
Rest Cashmere Pa.ts inths sd - 20
Good Linen busters and Coats:g..s!...;A;zss
Houe.Knitted Socks, per doz...-...s
Extr. supernne Top-sOls BootS....ls ~
shaker Skirts ard Drawers, nrst Sual. :.
ffy..-..-....... ---.--.--...-.--S -
Nailed B0ots-----.-------.---.----
Business Coats -....-------..----.--...O4 w
Boys .....--...----..:---..-...-. -
BroGan hoes.-.-.-----.--..---...--- 20
vaIvet Yeats. ...........-...........-.-3 %
Fancy Flannel OvershIrts, ......-.......S %
California Flannel Overshirts,- -
Grey Overshirts.....-..----.--- %
UndershIrts and Drawers, grey and
white ...............-..-...-.--. -
Hats, all colors, ~
Cotton HaIE.Hose, per dozeu.-.....-.--2 %
Working Pants, -..----.........-.'.-''-S "
Fine Cashmere Pants, ...--..-..-...-..--S %
Blue Pilot shirts. Do
Heavy Overcoats..-..-...---..-.- W
Superior Business Suits. 80