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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-05
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LIXER AND STOMACH LOZEN


is the most important medical novelty that modern chem
sry has produced 1t contains botanical
cty harmless IN themselves but embodyng all the rened
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TO supercede aud Danish from general use the pills
and potons of which that dangerous eXctant is the
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by the inventor of this peerless remedy before brought
to its preseHt state of perfection rhe LO2enge harmless
in its opeaton and although the medical of its cura
tive has been etxnguhed by chemical their
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In Dyspepsia Biliousness Constpation Sick Nervous
Headache, Piles Dropsy, aud the irregularities which
eebes subject the Lozenges will be found infinitely
effective than of the horrible aud disgusting
pounds usually administered in such As antibl-
ous specific aud general aperen they have equal either
amoug advertised preparations or the prescriptions of the
regular pharmacopPa.
Hs- 1t is guaranteed that who has tried DR..
Erasmus Winsows Liver and Stomach LoZense, will
again take u purgative POWDER or draught, or pill
KEDDINGTON, IOSTETrER a CO.,
silly Agents for Pacific Coast
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SPERMATORRHTA

DR.. DOIERTY has just published an important nam
phet embodying his views and experiences in relation
to Impotence or Nry being short treatise on Sperma
orrhea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and PHYSICAL deb
y consequent this Affection other diseases of the
ua Organs. - ~ IVA
This little work contains information of the utmost vaus
to ALL whether married SINGLE will be sent FREE Inv
mail ON receipt OF SIX CENTS postage stamps for return
postage. Address W. * D0HERTY NJ n "
12tf San Francisco r.,
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Agency Notice.

TI|HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il we nave placed all our outstanding accounts
IN the hands of G. E. WILLIAMS for immediate
conectlon' All persons indebted to US are ad-
him. U0SITNrEp a EINFAIT.
"eaverville, September 4th, 1869. s6-sw
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NAUTIONl-See that the words HOLLOWAY New YoRK
~ and LONDON !" appear AS watermark every leaf OF
the book of directions which enios box or not Ma
others are genuine. handsome reward given for nrmo
on leading to the detection of countereiers of the med
eines and venders of the deceptive articles knowing them Ia
be such Sold at the mannctory No so Maiden Lane and
by druggists and medicine dealers trou hont the world
great saving by taking the large sizes Full instructions
with every box pot
IDLY REDlNGT0N, HOSTETTER & CO. AGENTS
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TO THE AFFLICTED-DR w n DoHERry retprns bis
sincere thanks to his numerous patients o their patronage
and would take this opportunity remind them
nues to consult his cure of chronic dis
of the LUNGS LIVER KIDNEYS DIGESTIVE and GENITo-
URINARY ORGANS, and all private diseases viz SYPHILIS
all its forms and stages; SEMINAL WrAENSs all the
rid consequences of self abuse GLEET STpIc-
diseases OF the Back and Lons Inflammation of the Bladder
aud Kidneys etc. etc. and he hopes his
ncce-sul rac ce will continue to insure him share pub
lie patronage By the practice of in urope and
the United States he is enabled to apply the
successful remedies against diseases all kinds lie curcs
without mercury, charges moderate treats his patients in
correct and honorable and has references
able veracity from OF known rcspectability and high
standing in society Al parties consulting him by letter or
otherwise will receive the best and gentles and
implicit secrecy.
TO FEMALES-When female is in trouble. CT afflicted
WIN disease as weakness of the back and limbs in the
head dmness of sight loss of muscular power Dapation
oil the heart rritaby nervousness urinary diff
cne arrangement of digestive functions general debility
vagints all diseases of the womb hystera stcrty and ali
other diseases peculiar to females she should go or write at
to the celebrated female Doctor W X DoaERTy t bs
disease The Doctor is efecng cures than any otb
Physician in the State of California. Let no fse delicnct
prevent You but apply Immediately and ON
painful suherings and premature death. All married ladies
whose delicate health other an in
crease in their families should write call at Dr. W H. Do
hERTTs Medical Institute and they will receive every posi-
BILE relief and help The Doctors so
he can be consulted without fear of observation.
TO CORREsfoNDENTs-paten residing in auv nort q,
the State, however distant who opnon ma
advice of Dr. DoERTY their respective cases and o
think proper to submit written statement of such in preC
erence to holding personal interview respectfully assr
ed that their will be held most sncred %
confidential If the case be fully and canddy described
personal communication will be unnecessary as instrnc
ons for diet regimen. and the general treatment of the
case Itself nciudng the remedies will be forwarded without
delay and in such manner convey idea of the pur
port of the letter or parcel so transmitted
~ Consultation, by letter otherwise FREE Permanent
cure guaranteed orno pay. Address,
w. X DOHERTY NJ. D., San Francisco, Cal.
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Established expressly TO G6ord the afflicted sound and scien
tifc Medical Aid, an the treatment and cure Of all
irtrdte and Chronic diseases Of Sc
crecy, and all SEXUAL DISORDERS.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE !
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY,
623 EearHeU street,
Private entrance on Commercial street
SAN FRANCISCO,

Established in 1854, for the treat.
ment of Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect. Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms. Seminal Weak
ness, lmpotency. etc. Skin diseases (of
years standing) and liberated Legs, sue
ce fully treated.
DOCTOR GIBBON has the pleasure
Of announcing that he has returned to
This State. after an absence of one year,
lIIr ANlinl, finn l. L.. Ii
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID /
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES
DOCTOR W. K. DOHERTY'S
Private Medical and Surgical Institute

SACRAMENTO ST, BELOW MONTGOMERY,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Ofce Private
entrance Ledesdorf street, San Francisco.
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MARSHALL, THE GOLD DIsCovERER.-J. w. Mar
shall, the first discoverer of gold in California,
lives at Kelsey's Diggings, FL Dorado county, in
destitute circumstances. The miners in the up
country have started the project of making small
contributions for his relief. The moneys are to
be sent to the State Controller, Robert Watt, at
Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-05

THE salutaiion, " How do you do?" really
means, " How do you thrive n the second "do'
being really the obsolete Saxon word 'dow,
meaning to thrive.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-05
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS
HOLLOWAY'S EMIT.

Disorder of the stomach, Liver g. Bowels
The Stomach is the great which Influences the health
or ueSe of the syemabu ed deblitnted by excess
ndge>on offensive breath aud physical prostraon are the
natural consequences Allied to the brain it is the source
of headaches mental depre ion complaints and n-
refreshing Sleep Tho Liver becomes affected
billions disorders pains in the side &C. Bowels sympa-
pal action of these Pills is The stomach liver
lungs bowels and kidneys participate ia their
and regenerative operation.
Eryesipelas and Salt Rheum.
Are two of the most vuent disorders preya
eI ON this continent to these the Ointment especiay
an3sonc its haods ol~yundt is first to eradicate the
venom and then complete the
BAD Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
Cases of many years standing that have pernacioulv re-
fused 10 yield to other remedy have
ably succumbed to few applications of this powerful I'M
guent.
EruptiOns of the Skin.
Arising from bad blood or chronic diseases
are eracaed and clear and transparent surface reganed
by the restorative action of this Ointment IL surn,sses
many of the cosmetics and other toilet in lis
to dspel iashes and other dshgurements the face
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old single Mt the dawn
OF onmhuod. or the turn of lte medicines dis
play decided an influence that il
soon peceptbe in the health of the patient purely
vegetable preparation, they safe and reliable remedy
for all classes of Females every condition of health aud
station life.
Piles and FIstuIa.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and stubborn
disorders Is eradcaed locally and entirely the use of this
emoen; warm lamentations should pTecede its ap
Its healing qualities will be found be thorough and nya
riabo. u
Both the Ointment and the Pills should be usel in to e
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a}leaital.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cflectual
for preserving the
hair. FADED or gray
hair as soon restored
to its original color
aciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
FROM PARIS.
The French also Claim
the Victory!

PARIS, August lG.-The Sub-Pretect
of yerdun tclegraphs as follows to the
Minister Of the Interior:
"vEHouS, August l6-6 A. Mo
news from Metz. Nothing is known
to lave occurred to-day. All say that
Yesterday the roar OF cannon was
heard between Metz and VerdCn.
Persons who reached hero from that
direction say u great battle was fought,
that it began at daybreak. and that the
prussians lost more than 10000 men
in the combat, and were completely
defeated during yesterday morning
At the extremity Of the Ruy arron-
! basement there are twenty-eight me-
tr%ailleurs from the Notifications oil
verdun. The enemy had been seen
directing his retreat to the south''aie
Though this intelligence is transmit.
ted BY authority, the Government has
not been able to verify 1t, and 1t is
given to the public under reserve BY
the Minister of the Interior. -,
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BY THE CABLES.
A Big Battle Before Metz
On Monday $3.50
TIE PRUssIANs CLAIM 4
GLORIOUS vICTORY::

BERLIN, August l6.-The little tort
of Henry capitulated yesterday, after
a short bombardment. to the Second
Bavarian Army Corps, a great guam
tity of provisions and six guns were
captured.
The following dispatch is from King
William to the Queen:
"HENRY, August l5.-I have just
returned from the battle field near
Metz. The advance of the Seventh
Corps attacked the enemy, who were
instantly reinforced FROM the fort.
The Thirteenth Division and part OF
the Fourteenth sustained the advance.
The conflict was Il desperate one, In
volving the entire line. The enemy
was repulsed at all points and pursued
to the glaces of the detached works
near the fortress which enabled the
enemy to give shelterto their wounded.
Our wounded were cared for by day
break, when the troops returned, and
I have gone among them. 1 have
spoken to Generals Steinmetz, Zastrou.
Montefelt and Galben."
The following official dispatch, dated
10th, at about 1 o'clock r. 81, is just
made public:
sour advance, finding themselves
before Metz, aud believing the enemy
who were encamped under the walls
about to retreat, General Galtz's Bri-
gade was ordered to attack the rear
guard of Marshal Bazaine's Corps, a
violent combat ensued, aud the Second
Brigade then advanced under Oster-
haus, and Immediately the divisions Of
Generals Kameck and Wrangle parti-
cipated, driving the enemy ut all
points, and in the meanwhile the
French General La Dinvault endcav-
ored to flank the First Corps, but was
attacked by the reserves, which nd
vanccd with drum beating, under Gen.
Marterfelt, wheit the enemy was SPLEEN
didly repulsed and driven into the
fort. Many were captured. ON
troops advanced to Belle Croir and are
barely within the range of the posts
this morning The King made a re,
connoissance ofthe field Of battle, visit
ing advance posts to insure the trans
portation of the wounded, French and
Prussians alike, to.a point above
Rouke. On the right Of the Moselle,
from this point, the enemy was inyls-
lille in the clouds of dust. We infer,
therefore, that their main body has
parted" oa 80.
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FROM LONDoN.

LONDON. August l6.-The following
recapitulations are published to-day
Six hundred thousand German soldiers
are now in France, carrying the needle
gun. Afer them come the reserves,
the entire male population of able
bodied Germans. This mass Is distrlb-
uted in three portions-the army of
the Saar, the army of the Rhine, and
the army of the South. Frederick
Charles commands the army Of the
Rhine as leader Of the center; on his
right, advancing southeast Of Luxcm-
burg, is the first army, or that Of the
Saar, under General Steinmetz ; and
on the Princes lett Is the second, or
southern army, led by Prince Freder-
ick William, heir to the Crown. ra
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A "CHRONICLR" CRowD-AN
"ALTA0AND A''BULLR TlNo
ROwD-ANTI.COOLIB TAG.
TICs-LOTTRRY sERMONs-
aTRATMAN,s sRNTENGK-
PIONEER VIRTUES. ..G NIX

SAN FRANolsco, August IL, $50.
The excited crowds clinging round
the Chronicle, Alta and Bulletin offices
must be sufficient to convince the stu
dent of prophecy that this generation
ut least Is not yet ready to CONVEX its
Springfield rifles into ploughing mn
chimes or Its cartridge paper into mis-
sIonary bibles. Almost from the time
that the early newspaper carrier anti
| cipates "bright cl%mnticleer" in an
nouncing the morn, thirsters after war
knowledge begin to assemble in talk
alive groups OH the sidewalk, and long
before Montgomery street has got Into
the full swing Of traffic, the groups
have swollen into a throng, discussing
with loud voice and animated gesture
the latest intelligence from Metz, Paris
and Berlin. ! y &c
= The crowd round the Chroaicte office
is generally a very good humored one,
although to judge from the scarcity OF
clean shirts, and the faint aroma Of
whisky and tobacco, 1t Is a crowd out
Of employment and not particularly
anxious to 2et In. A rough analysis
of Its component parts would show 1t
to consist of about eighty per cent.
Milesian aud ~ninetenths sofsthe re-
mainder Celtic and Irish, and 1t Is re-
markably unanimous in the opiuion
that one Frenchman is physically
equal to. three Prussians, that the dis
matches about Prussian victories are
not to be believed, and that Paris Is no
more In danger Of capture than San
Francisco. It has also a disposition to
wager very large sums of money on
| the ultimate triumph Of the Gallo
eagle, Notwithstanding that q disinter-
ested spectator would come to the con-
.clusion that most Of the gentlemen
were talking on breakfastless stomachs.
Occasionally an elated Teuton will
find himself In its midst; thea there
isSa fierce argument for q few mo-
ments, followed by some rather per-
Esonal reflections; and just when a
looker-ou I. expecting IN outbreak Of
localities, an official Interference BY
the policemen stationed there. pre-
serves order and keep. the sidewalk
clear. .spT6Tj 10 ssJ1 hefsN.9U z
The BNlletin has Il more select gath
Iefing round Its publication Office. The
news Is briefly placarded In big letters,
with the additional announcement that
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French Account Of the Great
Battle on Mondsy--Terrible
Slaughter of French
Officers.

New Yonk, August l6.-A Herald
cable gives a letter from Gail Bechee,
in command Of the Zoaves Of the Mac,
Mahon corps, which ssys that Mac
Mahon did not receive q scratch but
of G5 Of his officers, AZ were killed,
wounded and missing. The soldiers
fought like lions, we had 80, 600 against
100, 900. MacMahon behaved splendid
ly. and did all any man could do but
had not men enough. We have but
500 or GOO Zouaves, and they probably
will be sent to Strasbourg to reform.
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LATEST tie
lspActAI TO rn8 eoLD HILL DAnN NEWS BY
SH1 wRsrrHs uSl"> rELEdRArR LiSE''
SAN FRANCISCO


NO COLOnRD CHILDREN IN
PUBLIC SCHOOLS : wAGRs
RAISRD-THH 10 W$R CALL.
RORNIA RXPEDITlON-tNTG.
COOLIR RIZZL.9-.DRMOG avAT.
nc NOMINATIONS
San FRANCISCO, August l7-2r. M.-
The Board of Education, last evening,
BY a vote of 8 to 8. denied the petition
of Hesther A.. Farrell, t%coloredl. to
have her children admitted 10 school
with white children. The more i'll
telllgent class of colorcd people de-
nounce the attempt to force This issue
on the white people, AZ mwi|r. and
calculated to injure the interests OF
colored people. SH@t~@'@
The wages of primary school teach
ers previously reduced $50 per month,
is raised again to $s7.5o.
The Lower California Exploring
Expedition which left our port July
3lst, In the schooner Fanny 1. Hyde.
put into San Diego OH the 9th. to take
In some fishermen to operate in Nag
dalena Bay. They report some unusu-
ally light winds I'LL along the coast,
which greatly prolongs the voyage
There are thirty-seven persons on
board, and all in good health and
spirits.
The u. S. steamer Ossippe will de-
part for Lower California this week,
aud will take letters and papers for the
Expedition to the Bay Of Maglalena,
which Is the headquarters of the ENpe-
dillon.
The Anti oolie Convention last
night q~uarrelled rs usual. Winn at
tempted to deliver q long-windrd
written address, but was interrupted
and made to retire, rs he threatened
to do If not satisfied. It adjourned
without ~transacting any business Of
importance. go. -a.
The Democrats nominated Thomas
Boyce for Supervisor Of the 9th Ward.
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Btrtha.

In Gold Hill. August 18th, the wife OF ]. T,
Welton, Of q son, weighing all over 10 pounds
with the above pleasant spring chicken notice
came n bottle Of delicious and sparkling cham
payne, for the editor Of the NEWS, (compli
mentary and provocatIve.) It Is hoped tht
young blessing In the house Of Wclton will b
an inducement for q further extension In The
number Of the family. Happy father! Tho
Lord favor the energetic and the braye.l
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DI-PATcH
a Big Sell" Of Frcnchmcn ON a
False .Telesram They anash
Things-Gsld -Greoabacks News
fran Tho New Mines-Etc.

a Big sello Of Frcnehmcn en- a
q False sTelegram They amash
ThinEs-Gsld - Grecabacks News
frsn tho New Mines-Kte.
San FRkNcIsco, August 1872. H.
The French were misled by the EN-
phatic declarations of u great French
victory, ~placarded OH the Chronicle
bulletin board'on Montgomery street,
last evening, became wild with excite
ment, and kept upa rejoicing until a
late hour Of the morning. a full ex-
animation OF dispatches to the Asso-
ciated Press of latest dates leads to the
conclusion that the report of the vic
tory is not well authenticated; and a
subject OF. serious doubt. The indig-
nant crowd tore the bulletin board
down and smashed 1t. \ feeling Of
depression has ensued with the French,
and further reports r awaited with
feverish anxiety.
! Gold, 1l72ss. Greenbacks, S..
The following was received from
Ralston, Grant County, New Mexico,
August 10th, to IIarpending and Rob
erts: II have full and entire posses
sion Of your mines. The work has
been done, aud the District laws COM
piled with. The Jumpers have dis
claimed all connection with anything
of the kind. All here recognize the
justice and rights of the New Mexico
Mining Company. rtr
NJ. L. PowERS Supt.'
The steamer Senmor, from San Die
90, arrived this morning.
A barkemtine and another vessel,
names not reported, collided of
Meiggs' wharf early this morning, and
a man was. Knocked overheard and
drowned. roo q -
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EQUALIZATION NOTICE,

AOTICR II HEREBY CIV EN-.
IN that the Town Assessor has hled In tho
| Clerks once the Afsessmcnt Roll OF .persons
and property liable TO taxation In the incorpo-
rate town OF Gold Hill for the fiscal year ending
April, A. D. 1871. That the Board OF Trustees
Of said Town. acting a. Q Board OF EQualiza-
| ton, having examined said ASSIGNMENT Roll.
have raised the value OF the real estate, improve.
down, and sssessed to the perSons hereinafter
| named. a. follow, VIZ;
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saYs rs

The Bangor tMe.) sHnigA says dat
two ladies In that neighborhood are
dangerously Ill from the effects OF YER
min in jute switches, which they have
heen In the habit,of wearing T9e In
sects have penetrated the scalp In In
Vulnerable places and fatal results ag
feared.
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Is perhaps as well We. are not, just to.
give posterity ashow 4
TLs PrisnrS

Is perhaps as well We. are not, Just to
give posterity asshow. 4
Ths Pris.srs a
Regretfully admit thatthelr late strike
ended dlsastrously, and they are now
for employment at the old
rates. One of the principal job print
ers told me yesterday that the object
the men now have in view Is to get
back into the Cal and Bulletin offices,
drive out the new hands, and then or
ganize fol. another attempt. The
printing offices here are afraid to take
contract work, calculated at the pres
ent rate Of wages, and the consequence
Is that lots Of heavy jobs have been
sent to Chicago. The compositors who
are on the German dailies are making
arrangements to start Il new German
paper, and are said to have obtained
sufficient funds to commence opera
tions.
Items.
Tickets numbered $4,000 odd were
for sale at the lottery office yesterday,
so there are still $4,000 to dispose of.
Inquiries elicit no information as to
when the drawing will come of.
The Democratic County Convention
completed its nominations last night,
except for School Directors. The
ticket Is decidedly q strong one, and
some portions Of 1t will be Endorsed
by the Taxpayers Union.
The rival Fernandes are running to
poor houses at both Maguires and the
Metropolitan. As the Metropolitan
version adhercs closer to the original
improprieties, its chances for success
are slightly the better.
JACK HoRNER.
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! Tie above named persons arc hereby notified
TO appear before tho Board o. Tristees Of Cod
Hill sitting a. Q Board OF EqualfxAtioo, ut the
once Of the Town Marshal, Main street, Gold
day, commencing August 18th, and ending An.
gust seth. 4. D. 1910, between the hours Of 3 and
4I. r., to show cauSe, II any they can, Why the
valuation Of property assessed 10 them shall
not be raised In the additional amounts above
named, and their t.xes equaiEed, a. provided
By order Of said Boardof Ttustees.
VIZ. HI. DOANR Is
Gold Hill, August 18th. 1870. auietd
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WHY have widow0 q lfigik 10 hlrtt'
Because the Bible says the widows
mite.
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Overland Dispatches


isPEciAl. TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BIT
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRkPH LISE.l
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the paper will be out at four o'clock:
and 40 there Y no attractive war map
y TEMPT the ioiterefg n fsw comments
On the telegi1ms an generally made
and tim the reader passes OH.
The Call only moted Into Its new
location last week-and-is not yet pre-
pared to furnish excitement for the
million. 1t does its best, however. BY
giving the dispatches as they are re-
celved, and as soon as the paint dries
and renders the place approachable. 1t
will no doubt become q center Of at
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.

[rRox OUR REGULAR coRRrsroSpESr.l
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Has not yet secured full company
for his Opera House. Professional
ladies find so much attraction In San
Francisco that they are 10th to leave,
and It requires extraordinary induce
ments to tempt them up your way. He
has so far engaged John Woodland, as
stage manager, Fanny Hanks, Charley
Rhoades, Johnny Collins, Jenny BEN
son, Miss Leonard and In Belle
Oceana.