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DROPOsALs FOB CARRIAGE.

Proposals will be received until p. m. on the
9th OF March 1867, at the Once Of the Washing
for Ca taee, from April l, 1867. to April ,IsiS
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered 10 reserves.
A scht dule of what 10 required may be seen en-
application to CHAS. B. BAILEY,
Re 26 dtmRrq Sacratary
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Sly
DOTOMAO TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
= NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, CAPT. 7; A. BYEHIB.
eIandria at g. N: EVERY SAT GkAA@S
URDAY for ymont, Budd 3 Ferry,
Smiths Point, Ohatterton Landing, Nsniemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Piovden 3
Wharf, Lanoss.ers Wharf stonss Wharf; Our
Ptnee pans Point lookout. ana arIi9s. .t Rs
J,B BRYAN BRO, Agents.
ap7-n No. 34S Penns. avenue.
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RAILROADS.
1866 r.ussrLSHsa,NAift BOUT, 1861

1866 r,ussrL ssiAf BOUT, 1867
&Ag
10 IHA hoRrHwIsE; SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
,WINrER SCHEDULED
leave = foiioSs:H 0''mbsr H. ISSS' trains VII
w''S!Ps'Sn-.-I g a. m. Baltimore. Y. m.
I'd, ssa ::sssA F..9:
"a ::SS.s -four WV: Ss ss.i
Two S.ii' Train. to 8. West:
FFhlTFS9 a6snfs ,e Fen s:,s.o5. to RoGaisrER and
y v az. 4o sssnS
DsfSTsp :sS 81 90 r FRHi ~ changes in UNION
ss: sna p s
mSt;a, s1s Fstsnai hotel. shsre reliable infor
secure sseonnodstions in Sleeping Cars for II,
II. wILKIETs; W.T.. I,s .::. as; 3, o.
Ed b! q i1STsS ga Gen. Pass: Agent ,.,,
L RHfLADELPHfA XSb NEw foRK. ~"
~ Es
now mn SssHssn Washington and New York are
fOh h1M lORK, without change OF cars.
Meese aaiiy Except Sunday at 1:S .. m. and
40 FoR NEW YORK, changing cars ct Phiisssl.
Leave daily except Sunday at Ill, q. m. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
M sns S csiy except sundsy)st 7:ss and HIS O.
ON SUNDAY.
N only.
daily.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York. or
Boston, can be had at the Station Once at oil hours
In the day. as well at the new ONCE IN the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, Sstween 9Th and IT b streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
Anna polls, and the West
y,L. WILSON, Master OF Trans pettatfon.
\ N. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. o. kO0HTZ, Agent, Washington.
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GOLD YgpsNA .ane sssortnsnt q GOA Peno.
Sis;s. issisi SSH5dks 9 THSfoS.
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RY NA0LE 3 CO., Auctfoneers.
- ealesroom No. 295 Penn, avenue.
Between 9Th and 10th sts.

HA0LB d 90. will give their personal attention
TOT, 20 .Ae sale Of Heal Ess:e and Household Furni-
Wines. Liquors, ard Merchandise or ever de-
ssription, Horses, Carriages. arnsss, &c -
Liberal cssh advances made on consiguments.
Regular Sales at our seiesroom sysry TUES
O'Clock NhGJ.E M !"
jall-u Aurfinns.,.
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TT RUST EB's SAIL.

In Iurguance Of power Of sale vested in me by
deed q trust ex ecuted to me by George w
Mitchei and Cornelis d. Mitchell, his wife, OF
wssn,pe5on city, District of Columbus, dated on
Der + No 5, folio z32, &C.. one OF the land
Ie,ords 81 Montgomery county. j will offer At
pubic ssie and sell to the hi CHEST bidder at q.
kere hotel, Tn the village % CIarkssurg, in
tgth os Of March, in the ear sish cen hundred
and sixty seven, at ii clock .. m ali the follow
Ing described real estate, situated in MONTGOMERY
county state Of Maryland. These lands lie near
olaIssSu1{ Mont Fomery 90 UNITY and adioin the
beall and others One Of the tracts is part Of a
tract 81 land called - Trouble Enough fnde cd y
containing six bupdred and sixty acres Of md
II being the same land heretofore convey ed by
C ca sIss hsnSTy snd slssnoE HsndIy his vile to
day ofAuyust, 1895. The other being part Of n
tract OF land called I" Rssurvey pie Branch y
heretofore conveyed 10 said George W. Mitchell
~ Ann Soper. and containing thirty five acres OF
walton, situated In a healthy nefgh Dor hood well
watered and under very good I'm, ing The i'm
proveme nts consist OF two comfortable log dwell
nnxs. good stable. corn houses, and ether nsces-
houses The above described tract is susoeptibla
OF being divided into two or three con venienf
Person. wishing to look at the property can do
who will take pleasure IN showipgit
Terms OF sele: One third OF the purchase m opey
to be paid on the day Of sale; the residue of the
purchase money to be paid In one and two years
giving his. her or their notes, with approVsd
security, bearing interest from the dsy OF sale
On payment Of the whole purchase money deed
will be exeeuted ey the trustee: the purchaser
JOHN .hf sis aS
fe 3 dts LEVI VANfIJSsIN Inot
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Monday. 'es oahS, except
Cinclnnau Express arrives daily. An o,h.,
trains daily except SUNDAY " WHIT
Passengers leaving Lock Haven att nm "a
Wtlliamsport At 40 a. m, reach Pbilnaelns,a
Hnnout change Of cars, ON wiliiamssort. bs
The Fennsylvanis Railrosd COMPANY will no,
assume any REX for Baggage, except for wesrins
Hundred Dollars in value. All BAsesee sYcesd
ing that amount in vaipe, will be at the rsk Of
Tor further inform alton apply 10
John G. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 63l Chest
SAMUEL II. WALLACE. Ticket Agent 1t the
Sunday. '
For full particulars ss to fare and accomuod.
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10y GRxLN WILLIAMS. Auctiouesra
II No. $40, corner 7th and ID streets

VALGABLE BgILDING LOT IN THE SECOND
RD.FRONTIN9ON IsTH STkEETWEST
bETMELN OHIO AVENUE AND ID STREET
NORTH AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONpAY, the 4th instant at S 9 'cloe K m
We shall eeI on the premises, Lot No H. in Sa are
NO rs, having 70 feet, running back about 50
Lot.
Terms One half cash, the balance in & And -
months for notes bearing interest," and ecI,rad Ls
adeed Of ust on the premises. ALI conveyan
cling and revenue stamps at the cost of the mr.
chaser. s)down on the day Of sale. '"'
fe U-d GREEN VILLA MS, Aucts
1THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON
account OF The rain, until MONDAY, the Al til in.
slant at tie same hour AID place
mb sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
by COOI ER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers-
- Late clerks with James u, McGufre a 10 =,
southwest corner Pennsy lvania avenue ard nth
street, Star Office Building"
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T. L o q RI IEBDi !

X LoURi 1EEDi sI 80 :
~ full assortment OF all grades choice Flour for
Bakers; quality No. !; price low = '0A
:, Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hin.
=; 0snbriil NOT PatApseo) and Linsanor Family
tlours In the District. Az the latter brand has
CITY. We would inform those wishing tkis four hv
arrangement With the nillers We furnish IL lower
than 1t can be obtained from any Other son "a
Quality second TO none. Price frsotion - III an
other nrstclass Family Flour. 'HeA
puckwheat at low rates.
All grades Of Western Flour store and Tor ala
lev By W. u. GAIT & 90
INDIANA avenue and LIST street,
~ - near De not
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by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
CHANOl1Y SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
SOUTH STREET, between 10th and llth sts.

CHANUEfI SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
SOUTH STREET, between 10th and IL tn ats
-. By yirtye Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the DistItat OF Columbia. made and passed on the
stallingsN Suit ct al. the ed will sell
Of public auction, to the highest bidder, on the
on the Pre- misses, parts Of Lots Nos 5 and 5, in
square No go. described a. follows :-Beeiuninq
Oh STREET % feet east from 10th street. And run
ming theI 60 east u feet; thence north 90 feet 6
inches; thence west u feet; and thence south 80
feet Incl TO the beginning, with the two story
Frame Ds cling House thereon N-'
Terms sale: One half cash. the residue in six
months II ON the day Of sale, with Interest, or at
the option OF the purchaser the whole may be paid
In cash. II the terms are not comp Piled with in
be resold at the risk and cost Of the defauItina
purchaser, upon five days notice ConyeyApcinS
and stam % 1T the ex Pense Of the purchaser,
tReD w. JONAS, Trustee.
re 12-eosw COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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urday. s' eAOep1 SAT-
Philadelphis Express leaves daily. All oths,
Trains daily. except SUNDAY. ~'
Passengers by Mail Train es IN WilI,au.noxs
without change Of cars, and arrive a. LscS a.
ven at STOP, m. IN
Passengers ~ Mail Train 60 TO Carli.l. ~,
Chsmt ersbure without a CT anee of care
Sleeping Gar Tickets can be had on a,nI;ca,,o,
Al tue Ticket Once. oSi Chestnut street.
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AUCTION SALES.
RYw. L. WALL 4 CO, Auctiouesrs.

II Rs Z x s zDgs. AsD
ara % the Si.i q Is. city know. = Lot 3. in
Terms: One-third essh: balance in in i Il. ana
; s;:S =: s:ips
ana STAN :: !. '%aIsfi:'s %. '1a: ..,.
~THI ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
scooans OF the rain to TUESDAY, 5th inst, same
md WI. WALL q co., Auots.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FuRrHER POST.
foNkp, owing to the rain, to FRIDAY, sthin.
nhs same n0af va W. Paw E. WALL . CO., aue,.
d fL.ie clerk, 9TH ). q Me e1e:s Co.,
seutnwsst corner Pen1sylvania avenue and 18th
street, Star Once Building. -.
THRLs STORY BRICK DWELLING. North
RfDxY Ia ISs nett - March ssh a.
30 clock m, in front Of the premises: We will
east Of street DortS and "a street west
iR% 13sS BY veil built and oopvenisnt sstory
,sinins ball double psrIof. four cha nSsr: and
IN 1sa P1,ss yard The above
improving rapidly. $3.50 -
Terms One half cash; Of which 800 win be
montns. With interest from day Of sale, and se.
chaser. ' i''0nue STAMPS u COST OF pur-
O-o COOfh r. q Auctg.
RI COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with ]. o. Mcclure 4 % :,
Seu'n~estccrLer OF Psnnsy lvania avenue and nth
street, Star Once Building.
GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE. PARLoR
GAkb kNb b hHs Tsbss AZ k Rb6
On FRIDAY next, March sth. at 10 O'Clock at
the residence Of gentleman dec lining hons eli cen
1Dg, NO 81 u, between 18th and 18th streets
we snail sell an assortment Of Furniture, com.
Rosewood Case Parlor Grand Pianoferte, TX &C.
taye. gu perior tone w
Gilt + p. Pier Mirror Slab and Bracket
Lace Cur tains, Walnut Hsircloth Parlor Suite
One Pbelan Combination Billiard and Dining Ia
bic and Cues, &c.
Mahogany stand, Marble top Tables, Marble ton
SideboaId w
TIVE sets Cottage Furniture, Wardrobes Lounges
Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands
Hair top Mattresses, Ingram Gar pets
Window Shades, Oilcloths
DOCKING and Heating etoves, &c, &c.
Terms cash.
m44 COOPER LATIMER, Auctg
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RARE WIFK-The following incident is
related IN the :" black country in connection
with the recent snow storm. AT Mount Pleas
ant, a little village between ShIfnall and We'll
hBgtsn, there lived an aged couple, named
Shepherd, the husband being III wears of age
ana the wife one year younger. Shepherd is
engaged as furnace tender n the Old Park
Company's works, and on Saturday night week
ne went on duty as usual, his time being up at
SIX on the following morning IL will be re-
Hemoered that during the night OF Saturday
week snow fell heavily, accompanied by vio-
lent gusts Of wind, the snow forming deep
drifts IN exposed places. The old woman. on
waking early on Sunday morning, percei we'd
this state of things, and became anxious for
me safety OF her husband, who would have To
cross two or three fields on his way home
She got mp. III the fire. and prepared every
thing for her husbands breakfast and when
ali TINS was done, found oBt that there was vet
an hour before he would be home. She there
upon Int lantern, and. taking with her a
shovel, set TO work, and cleared a path through
the snow 20 the foundry, where her hushan1
was at work, distance of a quarter of a mile
completing her task in time TO enable the old
man Ito walk home comfortably as she
said Canada p1pSp.
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GOsp HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PARLOI
LARD AND DINING TABLE AT AUO
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctieneers
- opposite the Bank of the Republic

STOCKS OF DRUGS, MEDICINES. BOTTLES.
Walls. COUNTERS, SBELVIN0S FANCY
ARTICLES, &C.. AT PGBLIO AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the 18th inst ant, at 10 o clock a
m, We shall sell at the Drug store on eth street
vest, between q and streets north. ali the
Drugs, Medicines, Bottles, Walls, Counters
shelving Fancy Articles, &c. To be sold without
reserve for cash
NH I'D GREEN WILLIAMS A..t.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHINGTON, Jan a. 1877

@&ssSsss: - ss;sl 80:
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
NOPE, And WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as follows, viz
FOB BALTIMORE
neaNe oaily, except Sunday, at 700, T,l5, and
IT'D d m and 2scs, and 4 %, and 500 p IN.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
. Leave daily, except Sunday, at zoo O. m ana
fOk "AY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA pol IN
JUNCTION.
Leave st e:ls and TOO 9. n, and ct 2:OO and as
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 7:45 q. and 81 o. m No train.
70 or from Annapolis on sunday
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at1:6 o. m, and % ana 20 D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave AZ IS a. IN and 2aJ and :. o. .. =.
fOk ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
ss neAVe daily, except Sunday, at 745 .. m, aud
On Sunday at 500 .. m. only. connecting at Relay
p ps With trains from Baltimore to wheeling,
.,THK6UGa ffGKlrs to the West can be had q,
the Arlington Station Ticket Office at ali hours
In the day. rs well as at the effce of the Bank
srs and Brokers, Telegraph Line, 34e Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets
For New York, fbilsdel phia, and Boston, see
Advertisement Of Through Line
l.. WILSON, Master Of TRANSPORTATION
Il; y. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C - GEO. o. kOONTZ, Agent WASH rs ton.
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X GORDON CO.'S
H. PRESGRVE6,
JELLIES,
CATSUPS,
0rn. h.. FRUIrs, SC.
N. W. pURoHILL,
80 corner 18th and Strsets

go corner lith and streets.
HA under kb6itt House.
A 1nE N1w OaDAP srAMPIN0 Rooms
"A tss TN street, % Dosite Patent Once ladies
our reduced prices. the very best
EE,shs soyn Yoke. ready st.mpsd....-..se cts.
Banas ~ 80 80
Either for braid or embroidery, our Dsff ne a..
O. the very taisr designs, selected With care in
New Iorn, ana oeinf ta receipt q them weekly,
., nSh. ard stamp ..Dy pattern 6reaght ne
o. working Cotton q reduced orfoss
nQYeIoIAA1 HAAB.BoOk or PRAOrToB
tsS H1AAOE IAYLoR.
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THE EVENING STAR.

MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN HENRIco-We
nave heretofore noticed the fact OF the dis
cCyery of the dead body OF a young woman in
Drinkers woods, in Henrico county on the
Newmarket road, about four miles from Rich
mond. An inquest was held on Saturday az
ternoon. at O'Clock, at the house of George
ID Peasants, Esq. near the spot where the
body was found. by competeRt Jury, with
Mr. Roper as foreman. No witnesses were
examined, for, in fact, no one present knew
any ming about The N urder. 1t was proved
that the body OF the woman was found in the
woods by Mr.. Drinker and n negro man, but
no further facts were elected sufficient to az
ford The jury an opportunity to make mp their
minds.
The inquest adjourned TO meet at the same
The body was inferred on Saturday morning,
near the spot where IL was found. There Were
evidences of violent outrage upon the person
of the deceased. On the head there was the
mark OF pistol shot, but the ball glanced
around, and II rs evident that death was pro-
douced by some other means-probatIy stran-
gplation. When found she had in b err hands
the dead leaves from the ground, which were
conyulsively clutched in the agonies of death
The young woman was very neatly attired
Several persons from the city and county ha We
looked at the corpse, but thus far no one has
been able 10 identify it, 1t is coniectured that
the outrage and murder We're committed by
negro, az some distance from the spot where
the body was found, there were no marks
OF struggle upon the spot.
II Is stated that the ladies of the county con-
template Offering reward for the appreheu-
sion OF the murderer, as crimes like this re-
quire speedy northumberland BrarsiRer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

OPERA Houss.-The performance at
the Opera House on Saturday evening
was largely attended. The house was
crowded. The play Of the Hidden
Hand was we'll rendered, and created
a great deal of mirth. The performance
was varied, there being a number OF
dances and songs, and a grand walk
around introduced between the acts.
Last evening the play entitled: Pearls
of Savoy" was put before the people in
8 most complete ann The house
was tolerably well filled, although not
so full as the night previous, owing to
it being Sabbath night. The play is
one tending to moral and benevolent
ends, and was well adapted to the night.
At various times during the performance
we noticed both ladies and gentlemen
with handkerchiefs to their eyes. All
the leading characters were well rem.
dered. Miss Stone and L. F. Beatty did
particularly we'll. This evening: "The
Little Barefoot" will be presented
1t is a new play, and no doubt, will be
well worth seeing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

The following is the Government
Directors description Of the route over
the Rocky Mountains, for the railroad,
which he recommends:
Route No. 6, up the Cache Ia Poudrs
and Dale Creek, and orer antelope Pd''.-
Thi, was formerly the overland stage
route, and is viewed fsvorably. 1t 10
expected the line might be located with
a maximum grade Of from IS to 80 feet
without expensive work, for q miles on
the eastern aad 6li miles on the western
slope. Dale Creek, however, for 70
miles would require some extensive
grading. Three large bridges would be
required, one of them near 400 feet long;
no par, Of the grade would be over ITO
feet per mile. The grade line Of Ante
lope Pass, without a tunnel, is s,O45
feet above the sea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

Ar length the great question Of recon-
s,ruction is settled. The governing
power Of the nation has perfected the
plan of recognizing tho rebellious dis.
tricts, and the provisional aoortions OF
the President have been put out Of ex-
i~.tence. Nothing is now loft but for tho
constituted authorities Of the rebel dis
tric.s to carry out the Governmental
plan, and in due time from that vast
territory will be organized a cluster Of
loyal States, and the Union become re-
united in the bonds Of brotherly love
and peace.-Exehdnge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

@~ The Best Remedy fer
ESAaS Purifying the Blood, Strengthen
4, I'll. Nerves, Restoring the Lost Appetite'ii
RRRsR,s HAMBURG TEA.
,,,. ~. has, pre.erystiv agsinstslmoitanysiek.
80. Irrs.d timely. Composed Of herbs only ~
ssn ss given safely to infants: Fuildiree,ionsin
Sn,II,S. French, Spanish and German. witnevery
sansas.' TRY TT For sale at slltho whole.
pp.I. md retail drug stores and groeeriss.
EMIL FREsE. wheles.is Drqsgii,;
,.Isent.4 40 Clay Street, San FRANCISCO.
Uy2T-lyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

HERE is the pithiest sermon eveI
preached: sour ingress in life is naked
and bare; our progress through life is
trouble and care; u egress out OF !,
we do not know where; but, doing well
here. we shall do well there; could moi
tell more by preaching a year"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

A GIRL of thirteen has been killed, in
a singular manner, at Monte-de-Marsun.
She was playing with = pair Of scissors,
and let them fall. In stopping to pick
them up, she herself fell, and, the points
being upward, they pierced her heart,
and death was instantaneous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08
CAUTION.
FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE-THE GREY HOUND
A SAL0ON.''in Gold Hill. joseph Lafower,
Proprietor, nnt door north Of Edwards & VIE.
Assay once. doing regularly . good bush
meas, but wishing 10 leave for other parts, viii
sell lease Of house. beds and bedding, marble.
he'd billiard Table, Qn good order.) Bar fixtures,
chair, tables, stove, &C.. In fact everything nee.
esuary 70 carry on the business CHEAP FOR
CASH. Addressto himself on the premises. "a
II not disposed Of 1t private sale before the
auction, d 10 o'clock 4. q. Of that day.
Gold HIl, April Z, 1851. asRE ~ sp&td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

DEPARTED THIS LIFE. Rev. Father
Beakey, formerly assistant to the Rev:
J. A. Gallagher, in St. Roses Church OF
this city, died in Los Angeles onthe 22d
of March after q p%rotracted illness. dc
had many warm friends in Sacramento
Bee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

THE rinderpest has r~e-sppeared in
London, in the very same crow-shed in
the Islington cattle market in which 1t
first manifested itself at the beginning
Of the late visitation-confrming the
theory that disease fingers about build
ings in which infected cattle have been
housed for an indefinite period, notwith.
standing all attempts at disinfecting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

A FRENCH officer, quarreling with q
Swiss, reproached him with his coun-
try's vice of fighting on either side for
money; "while we Frenchmen," said
he, eight for honor eyes sir re-
piled the Swiss ; "evcry one fights for
what he most wants."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

GEN. GRANT is not only a great gen.
eral and diplomat, but also 3 graeefui
dancer. At Q recent party at q Sena.
tors house in Washington, he surprised
everybody by his admirable dancing
with 40 Indiana beauty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

A uxo weighing three and a half
mounds was taken from the face OF q
child seven months old in Philadelpnis
lately, and was found to contain inc
imperfectly developed form Of a male
infant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

THE New York Mining Inder cautions
the public against an attempt, to DO
shortly made, to food the mining mar
ket with stock representing worthless
silver mines in the Pahransgat District,
Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08
Los

SUNDAY MORNING. oath INSTANT,
ss,wsen the savage and Brli9n on C SP5oGHy
works. aLady,sGoLD SM..ori," nd Initials
with the Inscription In aem0'
on the same. r.vsrdsd BY leay.
Ing n NJ this once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08

A Rsos asked an Irishman why he
wore his stockings wrong side outward.
"Because," said he, "there's q hole on
the other side"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-08
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UTERINE

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steal Swellings, and all Diseases Of Pregnancy.
The specific action OF this medicines immediate
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20 thai patients who have used the 'Grasfenberg
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v express their gratitude for the relief afforded.
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