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n%CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,


tay IgSisa a. Wa,s1' T., Riorsst G 70 G,S a.
f @ P SS qfS nsss,s 10 Stsos e,
Grotrt1 q ne Hatr. and Stop ais faHiH.
poisonous sub lance and viii tbersfore taSe the the
place OF all the dirty and unpleasant, preparations
now in use. Numerous testimonials have alre5 Iy
been banded Us rom many OF our most p ointment
shi n fRS on the a1c s: 8 now eiTg In
obIectionable the Crystal Discovery is perfect.
or scalp, is sgreeabiy pernmed and maze. oae 81
me etfi dressIPss ioT The Hair use il restores
from three ten days Virtually fe dine the roots
ss Ia healthy Il
the decayec, and Induces a new groxth of tue Hair
Of this wonderful Discovery also produees SSs.an
and cooling e, CT the sealp, and gives the air
81 We call especial attention TO the fact, that in
every Gaze whfre it does not give entire satisfaction
guarantee 10 retHrn the money, though half the
bottle may be used. such entire confiienIe have we
R,e hi SS bottle f t sns d that We will
usuHE pistS6 SfPH rs TH 4 az TsADH NV
~, - wAsHrssroN, August IS, 1870.
and aiter h oTousy t ri am
water resembling none of the dirty PREPARATIONS In
sssr fes' sTiK aas .' sna
thing kind As the Cheapest sfsics s spsr
aug JAkEs HALL, 10Th and 4 streets.
A PERSON HAVING STEAM BOILER,
"A from 10 horse power for sale, will ind a pur,
chaser BY in9uirfng at No. 413 18th st. oc7-st.
ENGLIsH. FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
~ sTIfUTk for Young Ladies' and Misses; Mis-
syepue. Prot. BARRI, Teacher Of French OCT Ins
n BE s NJ A ING.
Mrs. THOMPSON has returned to Wa,bi,o,,,
and resumed her -o''H
DKEsSMAKING EsrABLIsHMENr.
I2ls 9Th street, between NJ and N. oc7-6t.
A NIGHT SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED At 4o2
"A 9TH street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall in the
Iotms the Aca1epy, over Kneessi & Norheet's
sa'ldie-y. On the 10Th instant. Price per month ff
SG sex, men English So. An 81, mentary Latin Glass
eeT q Price CHASE rss R1 RoYs PRINCIPAL,
To wHEELwRIGHTs AND OTHERS.
superior lot of
- DRY WHITE OAK,
Oh various thickresses just i've and for sale by
q. ID. CHURCH & CO.,
-. . Dealers in all kinds Of Lumber,
&c u CCfntr OF Ilth ST and NJ england sv., W.
foR BOSTON DIRECT.
s1EAMsHIP PROMETHEUs
GAIT. l.. A. RYTHER
., lie Shove SIC mer will arrive Monaav eveni,c
WIuSpSS,,h. and will sail for Bostoa 1eSr>sS
-, ~ sd SDAf Oct l2th, m. Freight Kiln
80 ard 90 Wafer 81 Georretann6 n
hhphiDGE CO. Alexandri, va
1cIu. EH MAXWELL
ihdia Wharf, Boston, Mass
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PERSONAL.

noCToR THOMPSON. L1g,.s' cor f;.-t.,n.n-s
= I ,.r. "a s,,g. soass.t,gs Paysy,fs NJ 2s1
emergency. &C LIN
CONSULT DE-. LECN-"0"N5 ara TENT "a
" street above Psunsy anna avenue. tie Cuaran -
te@- speedy and permanent ~ ali Ar. sud
800 D,,a',, ,"i private nature OF charge.
Ihe Doctor u the 'av>t Established physirian 4 ?
neh spseity 70 TIE oitT, his tIearmsnt th- m,-t
fifte1p yssr ar. sr,ess,ni peti;ioh: having hni
, -. " "a. nE-S radically cured in the shortest
The mos. siTict could nee aud priTLcy Ssp4rl-s
3 COOS 20 .ady P1i' ms. Hours, from To - q,
lee .aDIE> oNLY FRIEND. MADAM
-, Hhth; no ~ = street, near BALTIMORE De
for non residents. oca q.
NRs. h. SAWYER. JlAi-vovant. Magnetic ana
odd No. 476 Pa a.. ct - ard IN aana
a.. e ~ : 81 ms criance S.Allf,L wea
Hees ano 3bstfu- ---- removed. oc3 Iw.
M ADAME BOIVIN, LATE CdTkF MIpwTFa
80 20 ne p S'iaternl,y Living az Il sp.ta, Pris Her
fail TO remove all distractions Of ths maby prioa
no or IN What a oalSe oios lTs ruth,
DK LEON HAS nEAOVED To His Old
avenue HAVING enlarged bi ,sc,i,iI. an
hoee csflng 10 WISH him thai they will mad every
Ia9ss ePe 9Sl1., Tor privacy SsPaTais Koo, M
MADka MoODEYs aBDOMINAL UoRsKr
txtsb ) an, o9ksEr FACTORY 4o- 9Th street be-
-. ~ n. sfly q
1MPoRrASr .-EADAM IUAEER- LadI.s'
Fftsnf gHt Doc-0r.-sl in trouble call' sue
Cess insured when all others tail. No hunt ucsins
the Depot. y" .GislnaeH
h: A. Hull, e New York. D,s.,zsEis.sa
.,stHstt ,TH GHf ~ rFopgs.rtsf. be
isdisns avenue. a. - In.
II AIDES JACKET TRIMNTNG A rf,.r..D, 81
- ori, ready Pinked and PinknE in ali varieties
short notice BY WN Prince iccs =. e ~ n :.
Too BUSY TO Eyeryt7-iy buy-
No. 62l "a street, bet D aud q. Island sls Inn.
GET YOURSELF RECOSsTRUCTEDe-rhi
OLD Or DARBr io- q. .iret. ~ esL aIr.
sy-ofce apen sst "a ,, sg' Tor ado
- LOT or MERCHASnIsE, now Wi'h Ss 's 70.
tee last twelve mouths, viii tAhe notice ;Sst II nd
g pay e the hFt Of NJ = SOLD
o.. 1906 PeRnsyi- .aia sve1ue,
eds % Loan once and sales Boom
A DIkURCEs
- @ NJ, Divorces legally obtained IN ! York.
sny State or ooun.ry, legal eyerywhers; dssortioa.
support. etc, sun -eat sauce, no
rec Business established fifteen years ADDRESS.
vi sh' Attorney, No. rs Nassau street, Sev
T. {. JUsTH PAYS FAIR PRTCEs roE
-. bsfies Gents and Childrens sECOND-h1sD
SHOES, &c. a. az H.p s;s LOT, Boors
prompy stsSas ' n and I'll strOeis Noe b man
kplEs SUfFkRIEG ZION IRREGULARI
- 4 49,. = 6ly Complaint peczlis- = - n sew
snocld connde m Us. lEnS. iAx sal. y .shle sSd
lcest IS shst rhysicta- - s-ch 81 ~ IL ths
CIV Those desiring t-sSfx--s g. - - IN hsn
tne utmost eonndeCce. 4 s-s-SzsrSs . sR,Ssy cC-o
IN All essrs hsnzns ala rerss ssr~es. ss.,ve P.nn
s'eNNe fss-r
nk. MOTT fSENCh F,rWpsR>. rEgTtTy
- tlh = tNr Nerves tAsci.i-y. s--nin.l Emt,-
sons. Gauss ~ iG1isc---tcl- GCNorh.ea, elect
speedily cured. - a~a1Ass
basir- fsrs-ts So Ns-cN-S D,sc--4s4
Sold N Washington, ID. G, by JOHN COuoa.
LIN, nrrGSlsf. corner - aud 9th 50 ana gIDCE-
LEY. liza Pa. ave. Price s. PER hox jys-lvs
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"A PERSON HAVING STEAM BOILER
"A from 10 horse power for sale, will find pur,
chaser by inQuiring at No. 413 18th ST. oc7 81.
ENGLIsH. FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
~ STIfUTk for Young Ladies' and Misses; Mis-
ANGELO JACKSON, Prime pal. 9l5 New York
avenue Prof. BARRI, Teacher of French o-7 Ins
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BOARDING..

INHE BkST OF PLAIN, CLEAN, SUBSTAN-
TlAL TABLE BOARD can be had with tne
HSGEIAN CLUB, at s07 and SO f street
afcw doors west Of Pot Office Department, for 81
cents per meal GO cents per day, SO per week and
Sl5 per month: in, arisbly in advance. Breakfast
from to II: Dinner. from to 7. Also, cheap
FURN SHED ROOMS by the day, week or month
Apply at the office, No SUI. ee "a I'm"
EIksT CLASS BOARD. WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT ROOMS, to be had reasonable
terms at 1901, cor. Pennsy anis avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mh23Iy
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LNOR RENT.-The SEMINARY BUILDING,
Il corner of Gay and W ashingtOa streets, George
town, having changed ands. the Rooms will be for
rent, with without furniture. ~ from { 10 So
each: Families can be supplied with board in the
building at their pleasure. The house Is elgibly
situated on high ground, within swo hundr Il yards
Of the railroad For terms. &c, apply on the
premises, or to JAMES L.. DAVIS,
Real E-tate Broker,
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EOR SALE-SeYeral new
BRICK HOUSES,

With bath rooms, coal cellars, wash rooms, halls
Vesthules wster and gas front yards: located in
excellent and improving part Of the city Great 10
Queen ent. offered 70 purchasers. viii accept cast
payment low as : lt1; balance long time. Appli-
cants can sdcr B L. City P.O, n. c.
giving name and residence, and Won will be Informed
OF sl the particulars at once. You can buy house
with the mosey you pay out Tor rent. Single men
can buy for and the rent Of the hou-
selq In l. - City
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EQR RENT-The UPPER FLOORS of the new
building ga Pennsy ania avenue. satween 9Th
and 10th SITS Rooms large aud eleg suitable for
insnrance, lodge or show rooms. Apply 20 Nm. "A
DEMPSEY, Dempsey 4 O'TeoIe,D 81 Pa avenue,
between 9Th and 10Th SITS jeu
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/ OSi-On the 2Sth Of Sept mber a black \
IL SETT ER DOG. The finder will be- a~SC
literally rewarded OF returning him to Eo=1
1000, corner G and 10Th streets. oc53t-
6 hEWAKD-Strayed on the ID inst a lieh,
~ rcd cow, sharp horns, white spots =,
about her aDo D;srsed in both will giyeSl AZ
the shove reward If returned - No 7l9 hNA
st. ,. L. IcCj-3t'I Nm A, HENDERSON
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su3-u No, 81 Congress ST GtorSetoxp
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

10000 ACRES OF LAND in Macon county, n
C., Blue Ridge Railroad running through ia.
10000 acres in Cherokee county. N. q. ali fine
grazing lands, aud covered with choice timber.
perior fruit climate. especially the Aaple Al-o
1880 scres in shannon and Reynolds counties
cash aud part In goods
5. II SHETLAND. Federal Book.
mhll-n corner of eth and y STR cts
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THE GREAT FALLS
ICE ron pANX

resp ctiuIlv infOIm their customers that on and
after ST MAY NEXT, October Sth. they will dis
continue the delivery OF Ice on sandy.
j. G.. NhIfWELL,
OcI q Rep III Seer. and Traasrrnr
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OWENS RIVER ITEMS.

rom INC luGO luucpcHutha|S
We learn the important fact that j..
Ross Browne has been ut Silver Teak
examining the mines there with the
view Of interesting English capital.
He Is represented as being thoroughly
satisfied Of the great value Of the mine
aud mill property Of the Silver Peak
Company, and speaks In high terms OF
the district. If successful in engaging
the practical attention of English cap
italists. Mr.. Browne proposes. OH his
return. to thoroughly explore and ex-
anime the mineral regions Of the White
Mountains ard this county, with a
view Of attracting foreign capital.
a gentleman. writing under date Of
Bishop Greek. December q. gives the
following account of 4 case OF earth
ACNE noticed there !: "This morning.
seven minutes to / o'clock according
TO nv clockl. re had quite n little
shock of mother earth, from southwest
to southeast, lasting about one and a
half seconds, accompanied BY a roar
ing noise like n heavy railroad train,
which could be heard for four or five
seconds" =
We publish elsewhere an account OF
n stage robbery Of coin and bullion
near Austin, Nevada. We learn that
Elder, last Saturday, arrested
three Mexicans In Lone Pine, charged
with the robbery. Further than this
we have no particulars.
w. 49, 4 o,s,,ar- ,yhn an,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-20

SAN FRAScrsco. December 20-3r. II.
The trial of John W. Tyler, for shoot
ing Jim DobSon. Il likely to be con-
cludcd to-day The defense has proven
that Dobson bore q bad and defendant
a good character for peace and quiet
c and that Dobson had threatened
rylar's life. The chances are that the
jury will return 4 verdict OF man.
slaughter. oracnuit.
Work underground in the Eureka
mine. at Grass Valley, has been stopped
on account Of the discovery of extern
>ivc specimen stealing on the part CT
miners. One miner was detected by q
Waterman sneakins down into the
shaft to carry oil concealed specimens.
His confederate attacked the watch
man.. compelling him to use his rcvol-
yer, and it is supposed that II or both
we're hit. The milllras plenty Of rock
10 RIM OH for the present, and a new
force will be put on rs soon rs posi-
BILE. In the meantime. all the oil
hands were discharged, as they are
said to know the thieves, but refuse to
point them out. The stock was not
affected by the news.
Some anxiety is beginning to be felt
for the overdue China steamer.
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)~~1
SPECIAL Il the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR !
BY THE CABLES.
DATES 70 THIS AFTERNOON !
THE COMMANDMENT
OF PARIS NOW DE-
CLARED oIM- s.
POSSIBILITY!
DATES TO THIS AFTERNOON !
PROSPECT OF A
MILITARY ACTIVITY

NEW York, December 20. - The
Herald Brussels correspondent tel
egraphsto-day that the ho%mbardment
Of Paris is declared to be impossible.
the prussians having neither the num-
her nor calibre of guns.
Paris has two months supply OF
food,J IA no rEnW 90
LoSpoN, December 20.-The pros
poets Of peace are improredthis morn
Ing. 1t is thought in Berlin and Frank
fort that the peace basis proposed by
the neutrals, With some amendments,
will probably soon be adopted.
Military movements in the field con-
time with activity. The French are
evidently trying to concentrate one of
the German armies falling back OF
Bonrbaki.
A special from BRUSSELS says the
large calls for landwehr denote the
weakness OF the investment of Paris
aud n or two more sortles like last
night will raise the Siege.
\ Frankfort special says a month
will be required before the bombari:-
ment is possible. The Prussian guns
are useless, whilst the French guns are
nearly within range Of Versailles.
The Germans stormed Metz and lost
300 killed and wounded. The Frencl,
withdrew at nightfall. Prince William
Of Baden was wounded in the cheek.
No fighting at Paris since the first.
The people had outside news to the
llth.
The Times says that If President
Grant expects England will take the
initiative in reopening negotiations,
he will be disappointed. alr2 Is
The Cross Gazette says the difficulties
in transporting war material for the
Commandment Of Paris will be shortly
overcome, and that further action will
he guided by military consideration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-20

A MYSTERIOUS DEATH Between
eight and nine o'clock last evening.
Charles Is. Trafton was taken suddenly
i'll whilo riding IN car No. Of the
North Beach and Mission Railroad
Company. mp. Broadway street. Attic
corner OF Broadway and Powell
streets. two gentlemen IN the car took
charge of the man, who commenced
frotling at the mouth. lie was re-
moved from the car and taken Into n
drug store near By, and a physician
summoned. Officer Hudson, who was
IN the vicinity, was also called upon.
and asccrtalned that Trafton resided
ut No. 92l Pacific streets, with some
relatives whom he went for. At first
It was supposed that the young man
had taken poison. and a stomach pump
was applied by the physician. BY the
time tile relatives arrived, the man
was dead. It Is stated that lie died
from heart disease. Deceased has been
n packer III a shoe factory on Market
street and was about s. years Of age.
IS. F. Alta, 1Sh. '9
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SHASTA county has got 50 far along
rs to be able to pay warrants drawn
upon Its General Fund, aud registered
on or before January $, 1864. BY
steady perseverance the county will
get wholly out OF debt in the course Of
half a century or 30.
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FROM SAN
GREENE lCKs - wRATHRR -
ARRIyED-OYERDUR.

San FRANcIsco. December 20-l I. 81.
Greenbacks, 81 ; selling, 9lE.
The weather is moderating, and It is
much warmer.
y The L. $. steamer Nenbsrn arrived
from Sitka this morning.
The China steamer Is now four days
overdue,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-20

2 CHANcE TO WoNx.-The San JOS
ouin Rspulicda says there lisa chance
for those who desire 10 work to obtain
employment upon the Stockton and
Copperopolls Railroads. ss5ag "a ,slng,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-20

SMELLING WORKS. = In previous
issue we called attention 10 the I'M
portance OF constructing works tor the
reduction and separation of base met-
ais and at the same time alluded TO
the proprie,y OF the Government fur
nishing aid for that purpose. Since
that issue We find thar journals at both
termini Of the Central Pacific Railroad
are profiSe In arguments to sustain the
claims Of their respective sections OF
the country TO the location of such M
Institution. All this Is legitimate and
laudable, but We fear that the enter
prise will never be successfully prose-
cuted at any place unless sr,tIined by
something more than private capital.
The Swansea works cost, a> we have
been informed. over five millions Of
dollars. The works. although COLI
menced by private capital. We're ON
pleted by tile aid of The English Gov
eminent, and without which aid the
Swansea works would have been of
limited capacity and confined in
reputation to the British Islands. BY
this Government aid the mot perfect
itlSliltktbll I"I tIC ICNttNAkOu VI WIS
has been constructed that i In the
world. Every elementary component
Of the ore which scientific knowledge
Tan apply 10 the Use and benefit Of
mankind IL preserved. The annual
value of the various salts ard clays
slved In Swansea Is II little over ten
millions of dollars. This il a clear
gain upon the yalue Of the bullion a
worked In the United States. and X
MAS for the purpose OF thus utilizing
every component OF the ore that the
enormous expense was incurred. Any
thing short Of the perfection reached
at Swansea should not for 4 moment
he thought Of. Anything short of that
perfection would prove, we fear, disaS-
trois "a its projectors and damaging
10 the immense hidden resources of the
country. In 1851 the lead product of.
Great Britain was valued at Si,6Si.545,
and the silver ut Sl.0fI 900 willie the
salts, clayS aud other minerals were
valued at $l0. $3.50. This last
amount, greater than its silver and
lead, was almost exclusively the result
OF the .sepa a:ion OF those minerals
from the reduction of iron, tin. zine.
lead, and the precious metals of gold
md silver. Compare these figures with
the amount of base metsl which Is pro-
duced by the mines Of Nevada. Utah
and California. and some idea may be
formed OF the profits which. would
spring from a perfect system Of re-
,iuctlon works erected on the Pacific
coast or in the great basin between the
Rocky and Sierra Nevada mountains.
Are these not good reasons why the
Government should aid In an enter
prise promising such gigantic returns:
-EMa independent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-20

The New CouNTY UrFiCIAIS.-
The ofiicers-clect Of Storey county will
he sworn In on the first Monday in
Jlnunry.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS

I sPxriAt TO THE 0oL.D hill. DAILY NEWS BY
ruE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LiNE.l
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Tue L.EoisLAruRESPhe Legislature
will meet one week from next Mon
day. vnn.zrlc.-. uNfrg
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\ FAMILY PoIsoNED.-A new SER
want girl in Mr.. John Martins EN-
ploy. No. LIS Folsom street. mixed
mp sonie pancakes with arsenic last
Friday. and three members of the
family and the servant girl partook Of
Them. Fortunately, the terrible mis-
take was discovered. and Il physician
summoned, before the effects of the
poison had been felt. All of those who
partook OF the cakes were very sick,
but Il Is stated that they are now out
Of danger. The arsenic had been
placed In an yeast bottle. which was
found In a she'd, where 1t had been
placed for security bS the serrant.-S.
F. Ata, t"" yuF .AlNloaiy
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NEW TODAY.
SEWING MACHINES.
q gEaG 0gF rTf sgr!gE.a r." 30
LaSTE-- -sGGfQC
DEFIEpI

F.a. &c .HH. "
-JUE SELL THE SINGER. WHEELER &
wv Wilson, Howe, Elliptic, Grover & Baker,
Weed, Parham. Keystone, Blses, Gold Medal.
American Combilstlon. Davis, Empire, Finkle
6 Lyon, Wilcox & Gibbs, with complete outnt,
latest improvements's an extra attachments and
AT SIXTY DOLLARS IT
The wilson, FOLSOM, Mclean & Hooper. Bar.
thram & Fanton. with sutnt, improvements, all
oxtra attachments and case,
At THrRrHncHI DOLLARS.
Tho Buckeye, Diamond, American, Homo
Shuttle, Bristol, with OUTFIT table, attachments
and care, ~ 9 ~ -
81 At THIRTY DOLLARS.
The Common Sense, octagou. Banner, and
all other hand machines, with OUTFIT, hemmer
and tucker, "t"a'
AT TWELVE DOLLARS.
L-&2N No Tey sfachias.S Sold.
A complete set OF attachments for hemming
lns. coarse and wide, binding any material,
quilting, tuching and making the noxt tack,
rufiinG and gathering, doing away with basting
altogether. Made TO suit any machine. Only
the compste set sold-FIvE DOLLARS. L3h
n"
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TIE recent verdict Of q New York
Court, by which bankers and dealers
Ia Government securities are made
responsible for the Se%nuineness Of the
securities they%nay pass to the Treas
ury, is m interesting and important
decision, involving important pr;nci-
plea. and will no doubt be further
litigated. The fact that the bonds In
the particular case on trial were pro-
nounced genuine by the former Super
intendent Of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing was relied upon By the
defendants, but the verdict established
the testimony of experts, who pro
nounced them counterfeits when first
discovered, and the Government will
save the 1000 exchanged fol, them,
which it was supposed it would be
obliged to lose. '.r
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N0{gGpF8gH3 =
TIE ms

When .ths money 10 cent with the order, We
ship with oil freight charges prepaid as far as
the Mississippi, or cent .'C.lO. D." on receipt
Of half the amount, and ehaykes added.
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va CARSON MINT.

- H""#.
The Branch Mintat Cirson ye'ter-
day commenced m king coin. gold and
silver. In whirl, useful business we
hope our refined bullion men will Keep
IL going. II. F. REQ. Esq, the new
SUPERINTENDENT, kiadly seat Vi anSin-
vita,ion by telegraph TO be present and
10 witness the interesting process Of
making our beautiful American gold
aud silver coin, but owing to Illness
we were unable to leave home. Bro.
Mighels. Of the appeal, however, was
present, and in this mornings paper
he gives the following Sketch Of what
he saw: Through the poiiteness OF
Superintendent Rice, we received an
invitation to visit the Mint yesterday
and witness the various operations
which were then going on in'the coin
Ing department. The press was quietly
squeezing out half dollars, while the
beautiful machinery Of the cutting de-
partment was rolling out long strips
of gold and punching out some brass
button looking things in the shape Of
partially tledged five dollar pieces. \
description OF all these interesting pro-
cesses is not In place here, even 1t we
al time, space aud inclination to
make such a description; suffice it to
say. then, that the mint is busy. and
that in al is departments everything
goes OF like clockwork. The bullion
fund set apart BY order Of the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, Is at hand and
there il 10 reason In the world why all
the processes To which II bnllion
must be subjected should not be kept
In active operation there. The princi-
pal outlay for this establishment has
already been made; and there can be
little doubt that a continuance Of the
liberal policy observed towards it by
the Government, will be productive OF
great and lasting benefit.