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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-05

b"IOMMISSIONBES SALE OF FALUA A
X BILE REAL ESTATE.--By virtue of a
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Nostmorel and
county, entered on the goth day OF October.
1870 in tho case Of Terry barry against Tiny''s
administrator and others, tho undersigned,
therein appointed commissioner for the rur-
rose, will sail TO tho hishes: bidder, at public
auction, OH the Z2d DAI OF DEChM BEE,
1870, st Oak Grove, He5tmoreland county, the
TRACT OF LAND in the proceedings men
toned known rs brick HOUSE FARM"
containing about GGO ACRES.
TERMS Enough cash to pay the expenses
of tie sale and costs of The suit; tho residue 81
tho purchase money upon credit Of one, Two
and th1 90 year.: in three equs! instruments; the
purchaser being rec uired 10 give bonds boar
ing interest from the lay ot sale, for the daisr-
red payments, and the title retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid.
This is valuable and compact farm has "n
it small but comfortable buildings. The arabic
snd wood land is well proporlionsd. It lies
within two and half miles of q wharf on hlat-
tox Creek, and is almost surrounded by Mon,,,
roe's Crock. One half a mile Of fencing Will
enclose the farm. For further particulars apply
10 IL. B. LEWIS, Com m r.,
i. .. Oak Grove. Westmoroland co.., VI.
Westmore!and co., nov l1-tW I'm SdZhW
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NATIONAL BARK.


NITIZENs' NATIONAL BANK.
This Bank will DO open on MONDAY, the
2Sth instant for the transaction OF - Regular
Bah king business, such IS receiving: deposits
discounling bills and n0tes, selling exchsngs
United States UGndi, &c.
Banking hours from =. III. to ) ,. r..
We solicit the patronage OF TIE pubic.
KOBMlsT II. Ii ILLER, President.
WEI. II. LAMBERT, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
K. Ii. MILLER,
j. g. DAINGEkF IEiIh,
Is. II. LAMBEET,
J. 4. SMOOT,
h. WHEAT nov 26-lm
I'HoHAs SINCLAIR
UARpEETHk END JOINER
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREE.
(Near the Bank Of the Old Donlinlon.i
Is prepared TO execute, with dispatch anG on
tie most reasonable terms al work in bis line,
aad satisfaction Wsrrantod.
II G SELECTS work from the adiacGn: court'', rs
hs is prepared 10 contract for building, Or 70 90
any kind Of repairing. &c 1s-Ii
G1NGEK'S EAhILI SEW1hG =.
- CuLNE-tne best for oil kinds oi family
sewing snd light manufacturing purposes
Ninety Thousand sold last year Can De seen ,
ernl terms BIZ G. O. BERRY. s CONT,
"a King ST., Alexs., Va.
One Howe and one Wilcox s Gibbs Machine.
new end in perfect order, fer sale chean. [nol9
VELVET FOR CLOAKING.
Those beautiful Corded Ve!voteens
Superior Black Felvcteens, elegant goods.
Ladies ar5 invited to call and GysnlEe these
goods, at No. 81 Eng street.
nov23 ROBERT L. WOOD.
OPENED BY VIZ. N. EERKhGT no. 81
" KING STREET.
Cassimercs, 3ullel Cloth, Twee1s, superior
Bed Blankets, Shaker Fan-als, Opera ditto;
Water Proof cloths. Black FelvcteeEs, aho
moro OF those very choap Alpacas. Caii GRITTY
nov 70
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interest
dawn in rssn. for Tho residue such credit will
bo allowed As tho said John II. Bloxhsm msy
ii-act LAWRENCE 3. TAy LOR,
san 13--tots Trustee.
1.-The above sails hus baau postponed unt:!
wEDH ESDAY. Dncnrn;,u T. nov 5-so!s
-:----------, ,--,9 a.-..:n..nr
Hg SSiiik tx. "-Gois'
GALE OF a VALUABLE ~ BM ~ = }:
- WASHLNITON;III EOAD, NJ ~
BETWEEN WHSiI NhlbN ~ r. uEN
fror, Alexander BuyG, datcr June Is, 1853 tho
UEDAi, Dccenl5e: l"tn. - ~ = "clocE
M, in front Of the Mnynrs o:l!t. "a .h1 c,ty o.
Alex&HGria. D., that Ikajl OH Il r ~ ~ st
,bn rcrth s;;;eCI -Four Mile i..n. between The
WSshlns'"m "na , i T.sn 1iyxr cy.siain:
~ IL II :. 80 !, ii;j f.,n rni:F
INN I! pa; 81 ~, r,iirnaI md :rraoikn.
Germs caen. :. FEEG!"O:| :i"iiSH,
nov S-eots - } ~ 80.
,-sIIrTDN FUHSALE IS PUBLIC AUG
~ 1!n.'.-l" 'A'i,"..t " .ln e,,t.,-;h.r
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:! 4 7 Z . Z y > y T. Il a J. IL v = I Il /
Droc! from Philsdeiphls.
SANFORD will appear in person;
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Dec. 3. commencing st 2 o'clock. Adml:s sion
to matinee Csc to ell parts OF the house.
Cards Of admission 35c; Reserved Seats 5Oc;
Children 25c. Doors open 1T 7 o'clock com,
mencc 1T g. For further particulars 500 small
BILLS [nov 24-tdl H. CONRAD, Agent.
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NUINA, GLASS AM EARTdEN WAkE'

Isrn now receiving my FALL STOCK Or
GOOES, which l ollar TO country merchan.s
and ,ic. iers generally at as low prices as they
can Ia bought either North or South. Ny
stock is worry complete, comprising Ia hIH-
EN- ARE of all kinds, from common TO tue
best Stone China. GLASSWARE in great w" W.,
riety, FRENCH CHINA TEA and ID N EH
SETS and FANCY GOODS OF all kids.
Particular attention paid to the country tnde,
and merchants will do well to call and examine
my stock. rs l am satisfied they will be pleased
with my goods and prices, and they will save
in freights by purchasing here.
sep 27-eo3m 4. j. MILLER, G5 king &.
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AohnEa. PARROT, Auetioueer.

UNJUST SALE-By yirtus OF Il deed Of trust
4 from William f. H.ri; aud wts CT 81 !,
dated en- the 18th day o, August 1860. and Of
record in liber z, No 3, folio 4s9 OF the land
records of Alexandria county Va, the under
signed, rs Trustee in said deed named, will OK
pose to sale, by public auction, in front Of The
Mayors office. in tho city OF Aloxaadria, Va,
on TUESDAY, the 18th day ri November,
1870, at Il M. :. Let OF GROUND with IN
TWO FRANZ; TEN EMENTS thereon, Eel
situated on the west side Of Fairfax st between
Wilkes md Gbbon streets. in the said city OF
Alexandria, 10 front Gil Fairfax street thirty
feet, and in depth seventy eight feot. Terms
cash. CHARLES II. 0lUAhi,
nov 14-ccLs Trustee.
ng-The above ssls Is poetponcd until TU rs
DAY, the 9th day Of December, 1870, at the
some TINA ard Mace. nov G9-Gots
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same lilIo aI!u Dlhce NV -'-'O'S
VALUABLE RBAL ESTATE IN TIE
Y CITY OF ALEXANDRIA VA, AND
IN EAIKFAX COUNTY FOX SALE EI
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed of
trust executed by Aaron Brunn and Pauline
Brunn, his wife, dated February LIST, 1862 and
Of record in tho County Court Of Alexandria
and in The County Court Of Fairfax county, the
undersigned, as trustee in said deco named, Will
expose 10 sale, by public auction, the property
Hereinafter described, on the promises, end on
the days hereinafter respectively named, to
wit: First; will be sold in the city of hleXan-
dria, on the premises, on TUESDAY, The 2(Hh
day Of December next, u certain LOi or
LAND, situated in The asld city, on 81: Asagh
and Wilkes streets, with TWO HOUSES finn
located thereon; and will be aold in the .EEEaEa.
county OF Fairfax, Oh the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY, tho 2lst day Of December no1t,
TWO CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND. by
said deed conveyed, both situated near Msnas,
sgs station, on The orange, Aie1an lod H!lo
Manassas K. H.. the one containing 229 acres.
or thereabouts. adjoining tho lands OF Joseph
Holden and others and lying on tho stream
known Is BULBS Run the othor containing
about 80 acres of land, adjoining the tract last
above named and the lands of James r.. Lynn
and others. The two tracts thus above named,
composing onetract Of s1S acres or there's bouts.
Said tract Of land is in every way dsslranle
Of excellent natural soil; in . good state OF I'M.
provemen. and cultivation, with new and
commodious DWELLING HOUSE and every
convenient and necessary out. house, in an ex-
cellent neighhorhood, with sne market faeill-
ties, unsurpassed educational advantages &c.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the deed, are
cash: but An arrangement will probably be
made with tho creditors, secured by the said
deoa, by which credit of siz and twelve
months, two cqusl payments, will be given on
go much of the purchase money as will be no,
ccssnry to satisfy the debts secured ~ sala
deed, still rem aiming unpsid and tor tina resi-
Gus of the purchase money, liberal credit will
be given. Persons wishing TO communicate
with the trustae before the day OF sale with rel
erenco to the abov. named property will ad-
dress hin ct Charlottesville.
n. B-Ift the weather should be unsuitable
or tho days above named, tho sales W IL TAKE
place on tho axt suitable days Thereafter.
nov lQ-ts DRUkY WOOD, Trustee.
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i h Il Il Il il l. L .
Positively THREE NIGHTS ONLY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY An d SATURDA.
EVENINGS, DEC !. , and 3, 1870.
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Mad Docs. The man dog epidemic is ,w
raging in this community, aud really, bow,
with an apparent cause. for Within short time
two we'll defined c.ses Of death tom hydropho-
bin have occurred here. But in these cases the
bites were iuh ictcd months siuce. and couSe
dueply afford no just grounds Ior killing all
the dogs that snap at or run away t"m nose
WHO attack them Since Mr. ErgianA's death -
it is reported this morning that his hide daugh
ter, Rose, complains cf severe pails IL the scar
lett by the bite of dog--many valuable animals
have been killed, and the reports o! guns and
pistols heard q. intervals during the day and
night indicate that the slaughter has nor yet
ccased
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L 9 G. A L n E w S

The FISHERIES. For the better enforce
ment of tbs laws regulating the Potomac and
Rappahannock fisheries, the following joint res
olutions were passed at the last session of the
Legslature,apd having been approved are now
law
Whereas. the laws relating to the fisheries
on the Potomac and Rappahannock rivers are
being violated, sud the citizens of those couu
ties Immediately upon said rivers, end the pro
prietors of the fishing shores thereon, are COL
stanty suffering great pccuDiary loss from such
violations, and should be protected theretrom !;
and whereas, it is impossible that the present
laws cab be enforced, unless some cxtraordl.
nary step be taken to enforce the same: there.
fore,
/. Be it resolved by the general assembly,
That the auditor Of public accounts be directed
to order one OF the steamers belonging to the
State to cruise upon the Potomac and Kappa
hammock rivers, aud enforce the existing laws
respecting the fisheries on said rivers.
9. That the said steamer shall continue to
enforce the said laws as long as the fishing
season continues and that the auditor OF
public accounts furnish the commander OF said
steamer with the laas aforesaid, and give him
full power and authority 10 enforce the same
provided that the auditor CT public accounts
be allowed TO exercise his discretion as to when
one of the said steamers can he detached for
this service, without detriment TO the oyster
service, to which thy have been regularly
assigned
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~ @ aS'Es AND g e O. Z .
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r., whom addres; all orders.
For ssle by WAKEFIELD HALL, IN Al
o,a; nov l4-tf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
NUMBER l7.

Of tho Judge Of tho, circuit court os The
United States toE tho circuit court wherein
said city sball be, upon the application cf
two citizens, q appoint il writing for
each election district or voting precinct ~
said city, and to change Or renew said aps
pciutment as occasion may require, from
time to time, two citizens resident of the
district or precincts one from each polIts
ical party, who, when 50 designated, shall
be, and are hereby. authorized 70 attend
at all times and places fixed for the regis.
5tration Of voters who, being registered,
would DO entitled to vote for representative
in Congress. and tall times and places for
holding elections Of representatives. 10 Cons
gtess, and for counting tlie votes cast at
said elections, and 10 challenge any name
proposed 10 be registered, aud my vote
offered. aud to be present and wiiness
throughout tho counting ofall votes, and
to remain whore the ballot boxes arc kept
at all times after the polls ore open until
the votes are finally counted; and said
persons and either cf them shall have the
right to afiS their signature or hissiE1as
ture tO said register for purpose Of identi-
tication, aud to attach thereto, or 70 thee
certificate Of tlle.numbor Of votes cast and
statement touching the truth or tairpess
thereof which they or he may ask 10 atss :
tach; and 6ny one who shall prevent any
person SO designated from doing any of
the acts authorized as aforesaidi or who
shall hinder or molest any such person IN
doing any Of the said acts, or shall aid or
abet in preventing, hindering, or molest,
ing any such person in respect Of any such
acts, shall be guilty Of miSdemeancr, and
on conviction shall he punished by i'm,
prisopment not lSss than onoiyears q
SEC. 6. aid beat further enacted, That
in, any city having upwards Of twenty
thousand inhabitants, Il shall DO lawful for
the marshal Of the United States for the
district wherein said city shall be, 70 aps
point as many special deputies as may ba'
necessary to preserve order at any election
at which representatives in Congress are
to bs chosen; and said deputies are here.
BY authorized to preserve order q such
elections and 70 arrest for any offence Or
breach Of The peace comraltted ip their
view
Src. AildJe II Yarttcf enacted That
thepaturalization laws are hereby extend.
ed 10 aliels Of African nativity mud 70 per-
soma African descent
Approved, July l4i 1870,
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TPupIrc-No. 1852. ]
AN ACT 10 extend the time for presentin
claims for additional bounties.

AN ACT 10 extend the time for presenting
claims for additional bOunties.
Be Il enacted By tie Senate and HOuie
of Representatives Of The United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
The time for presenting claims for addi-
tionaI bounties granted to soldiers BY thc
thirteenth sections Of the act Of July twen-
ty.eighth, eighteen hundred and Sixty-six.
Is hereby extended until the expiration Of
six months after the passage Of this act,
after which time oil claims for such boul-
Ties not presented'iu due formshall be void;'
and the fourth section Of the act approved
March third, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine, entitled An act in relation 70 addi-
tionaI bounties and for other purposes" Is
hereby repealed.
Approved, July 10, 1870.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

aus rdcOtd of the Republican party.
upoE the questions Of taxation and tie
Dcbtis one that the party should beprcud
of The Marietta Regtster ssates Il ina
s6utshell as follows:
The act Of Congress, approved July
14th, will mako an aggregate reduction
in taxation Of more chan SIG, ,000, 200.
The reduction 'oa internal. revenue alone
will reach $55, 600, ,0o0, while tie remains
der is taken from those articles Of neOess
sity which enter into tho expense account
ofeyery family in the land. The TAX on
tca Is reduced from % TO kt5 centsj on
coffee from 5 to 3 cents; and on sugar and
molasses the aggregatc reduction will be
about S12, 900, 600, Besides all this FeS
lief afforded to the people, the tax on in-
comes has bocR reduced to q per cenkson
ncomesexSeeding $1,000.
Taken in connection with the reduction
10 the public debt by S170,000,000; siAca
the present Administration came HI power.
the record is, one which may well satisfy
ths psepss that The gaSegamept IS q che
d.
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~
tFpiord We a1o correctly ins
formed. il his feeble efforts against w
p. Stevenson, our candidate for GoYtrhors
uses the epithct sgafpet.bagger, and IN,
Biuuates that Gov Stevenson is moi. thor
oughly identified with tha people and their
interests This malicious falsehood needs,
no contradiction IL our hands, for the feo-
pie know its bnseness and utter ground
.lessnesss But another thing they a6all
know that sthis stumping Major Is tho
Democratic candidate for Congress in this
Third District, and has the inipudence Is
ask that Taxpayers should give their yotes
70 elect him--a man who has not paid d
cent taxes in the State. Aiub tlat fact
uoters Of Ae Third Distrtetl He has
beon in West Virginia about Eve years.
and has not even paid the p.ice Of shisS
bead in support Of the State he so much
desires to represent. a pretty bird you
are Major, to sing the song Of Economy
and taxation and representation. This
looks like evasion Of duty as citizen tho
certificates Of the tax receiving oficers
prove the non-performance Of duty, and
the voters Of the District. the yeomanry of
tho country, who contributed to theiS
earnings to support the necessary macbins
cry Of State Government, easily and clear
ly see your un6tuess to represent them ID
place Of honor and trust. Since you do
not fulfil the, dignity of an honest citizen
We do not hesitate TO say they ought, aal
will cast their ballots against you aud in
favor Of your opponent Gen. Witcher who
has the interests. Of che people al heart,
and has done q noble pafe to sustain the
State, and its government e .Raaaw1a
Journal.
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!. Yn. WIS. G[3THRIE,
i7ES 4 !. T.. 4 M IsEIEEI7,
Physfcian aud Surgeon,

fiGfat Pleasant IE4 Ia.
/ 1 AvixG located permanently at Point
L Pleasant offers his professional SERVICES
ia Tie stnz ziisd tiSe lows. vicinity. lie
3 seonritniance cftlte liberal patronage he has
4irrudy received. ~
Hcmar I've found at all times this 6Eioc
wien nol professionally engaged.
Gov. SLY.
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"a Is goes Maine so goes the Upion, =
used Is bs tia waschWord Of tho Demo-
crats. Tho elettion ID -fhst State occurred
on Monday, and tho returns show an l,
creased Republican majority Goyern5r.
Iceislature aud 4 flll delegation Ia c6n-
ss s.s ss 'ae EPsal.s Ist tto bal EOlk
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De-. s. a. sH A w

fHYyIoIAN AND SURGEON
OFFENDERS his professional services TO the
! rWhlic. Sails from tile country promptly
attended to. Office, corner Main an1 Third
Streets, in his new building opposite Ptesbyte-
.ian ChLtch ap5-ly
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rprn1,o-No. 1851

AN ACT 10 amend tho naturalization laws
and to punish crimes against the same, ana
los olhsr Purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23

The Womaa's Adrocdte thinks the
good time will have come when hard
working farmer shall say to his wife,
"Sally, you must take time to post
yoursel on Government affairs"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23

WONDERFUL CUREs.-Dr. X. r. Roberts, the
cures I'm Grass Valley. Some Of the most hcnte
diseases that ahlict and torture mankind yield ~
II by magic to his Swedish Movement Cure.
Dr. Roberts treats his patients BY niesmerism.
or animal magnetism. lie not only brings ter.
States, but In every town and city where be has
practised, may be found the highest authority
Confirming his success In Marysyille, Stock.
ton, San francisco, San jose, Los Angeles and
Grass Valley staten, nts OF his cures are vouched
for by Testimony that T. unimpeachable.-fNe
vada City National Gazette, May Sd, 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23

TO THE LADIES OF GOLD MILL
AND VICINITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23
CAUTION /!

TIME PU1LEC ~ HE REBY eau.
j Aoued against occupying or purchasing nom
4. Hdvards. or his agent, the property known
SStAe Fort Homestead Property, situated In the
naSn Of Gold Hin. Storey County, Nevada. Said
WOperty belongs TO 2; tyford and family as q
h0msstead. properly laid and claimed under
me state Laws Of Nevada. Legal proceedings
siil be commenced {, judicially determine the
yaHdity OF our title to the entire premises, and
N trsispassers punished accordingly:
- z. LYPoRD.
e,ola hin. July ID, 1870 jy2-ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23
MEDICAL,
CONSULTATIONS FREE.

DIR. ROBERTS treats successfully the follow.
Ing named diseases, together with many other
forms of human maladics not herein mentioned: +:
Diseases of the Brain, rheumatism, Epilepsy,
Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Weak Spinc-.
Curvature Of the Spine, 1nfamed Sore ESes,
Paralysis. Weak Eyes, Partial Blindness, Drop.
steal rnmors. Ulcers. Scrofnla In all Its yarionr
forms, Incipient Consumption, Diabetes. Weak.
ness or the Limbs, Bronchitis, iLoss OF Voice,
PalpitatIon of the Heart, Diseases Of the Liver,
kidney and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Failing Of the
Womb, Suppressed Menses, Catarrh, all kinds
Of Sexual Diseases. Impurities Of the Blood,
etc. Paralysis and Deafness arc the most M.
certain OF all diseases although patients afflicted
with even those terrible maladics will be more
or less benefited. If not cured, by Magnetic
Treatment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23

A LADY went a few days ago to a
dressmaker to inquire after the char
acter Of a servant. "What I wish
most Of all to know" said she, "is
whether she Is honest, and does er-
rands WE'LL" "As to her honesty, 1
can answer for that" replied Madame
-; "but as to errands, she did not
satisfy me at all. For instance, sent
her a dozen times to your house with
a bill of fifty dollars, which you have
been owing me these two years, and
she never brought ME back single
cent"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23

A PENNSYLVANIA farmer went shop
ping with his wife recently, and then
went home and hung himself. The
connection between the two acts Is not
clearly shown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23

A. n. TowNE, Gen'l sup't.
T. II. GOODMAN, Gen'l Passg'r Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23
NOTICE.

HAVING IATNI.Y PUR--Sh,
IL chased OF VIM. Nieon his stock i
and business In the Boot and Shoe
9tore. lower Gold Hill, would hereby
INFORM the citizens Of Gold Hin that having
~ the shop. the business will be conducted In q
manner, that will DEFY all competition, and
would solicit share Of the public paironaSe
Gold Hi. July 18th. 1870. jyiS1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-23
CHARLES NATHAN,

T ATE From THE LARGRST
i cities OF Europe, FASHIONABLE LADIES'
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER, Ia prepared to
do an work In his line In the best manner possl-
Die, and at lower rates than any other dress
maker IN town. Will do work cheap, owing TO
the dullness Of the times, at tho following rates.
SIX dresses made In latest styler -. .....&7 90
Wooden dresses made in latest styles. 90
CHARLES NATHAN,
No. so South G street, Virginia.
~Two good hands wanted-no other need
sppS. 'zs7' 20 tyatn
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TODAY.

To-day the sunshine freely showers
Its benediction where We stand;
There's not passing cloud that lowers
Above this pleasant Summer.land:
Then let's not waste the sweet to-day
Tomorrow, who can say.
Perhaps tomorrow VIC may be
(Alas. alas the thought 10 paino
As far apart as sky and sea,
Sundered, 10 meet no more again:
Then let US clasp thee, sweet 10 day
Tomorrow, who can say!
The daylight fades q purple dream
OF twilight hoyers overhead.
While all the trembling stars do seem
Like SD tears yet unshed:
Oh, sweet to day, so soon away,
Tomorrow, who can says