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A large and complete essortment Of Bui,d,r.
bEnesr; Esnlosf ksnsinf Cyares. shiafes, wits
pRESSED LUMRER
OF all kinds on hand and for sale ct lowest mako,
corner New York gsenus and eth street,
.-,.~ one square from Northern
sSe Liberty Market.
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SAA ALPACA AND DRAP D,KTA AsDNUNs
CUO CLOTH COATS, Of OAK HALL, 525 Tth
bu~et. Jel
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INSURANCE.


THE TwENTY-FIRsr YKAR
CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE In THE BusI.
NESS, In THIS CITY.
Uyos dsstrs prorsyf pay~ssf Of losses. loo ,ssss,
ssd ~ esss Comsasiss, soto
HANSON q BLACKFORD,
S1s SEVENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE Posr OFFICE.
And ash tAsss 5or policy is ns Old" Kfsar es "A.
'ffashlss," az philadelphia, on tAs "HartSo-d,"
ns"Nerta British asd Msreas,iA,n on tss "PSs.
sans," or Ia "Srrisxasld," on tAs "Pssonae,p a.
OeOFtNctrbs
"a PRUDENT MAN FoRKsKErH rHl
"A EVIL"
In prosperity yreparsyOr adrsrsity.
assure your properly srifA
A. 3. PRATT d SON,
IN ns
PHGNIX, Of Hartford,
As YONKERS
HOME, aad
tIREMEN'S, az Mes YWA,
sd fhss esasd asasasf FIRE!
Inssys yosr LUe .. ths EXCELSIOR, or Nss
Iors asa fAss prcctde for fAs oonfof of fAoss vcs
tocs wAss tos are takes from Asn.
A; D. PRATT son, Agents,
ap5n No. 3 Y. M. o. A. BssLdsas.
NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE DON.
~ PANf OF WARRINGTON.
OAfAIhb...-...s--.-----.--. u i ,0O0sOO0.
Omoe-ko. 81 Louisiana ave., door sast Of 7th a
30 charge for Policies revenue Stamps.
khks taken on the most reasonable terms and lo0a
promptly paid.
Directors-Charies Knsp, President; GEORGE W
Riggs, Vice President; Marshall Brown, Thomss
Berry, ktchard Walach, VIM. Dixsn, Daniel bod
Henry d. Cooke, Samuel Racon.
selS-ly NOBLE d. LARNER secrstary
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pY GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast cerner 7th and streets

10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Successors to Jas. c. Mcclure co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Midland
WHARF PROPERTY, AT AUCTION
IL Will be offered at public auction, on the
E..,M premises, on THURSDAY, June 10th, At five
.Ao'clock D. m, that valuable Mill and Wharf
Property at the foot of G street, Washington for
merly occupied by Morgan 4 Rhinehart,
Lot No. is improved by q large tours story stone
Mill. with extensive machinery for the manufacture
Of fertilizers and soap. 1t has solid Wharf Us feet
front on the Potomac river, with a large crane
thereon for landing the heaviest stone
Lot No. 2 adjoining, covers area of about IS 900
squate feet has extensive wharf and la ge freight
house thereon water % feet in front.
This lot is well suited for Ok al and Wood business,
Steamship Line.
Terms OF sale One-third cash; balance in and IL
MONTHS with notes bearing interest, securtd by deed
OF trust. COnveyancing and revenue stamps at cost
OF purchaser. $500 down at time of SALE
DODGE Il MCCLELLAN, Trustees.
Je8-d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Auct'rs.
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by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Successors TO jas. O. Mcclure q Co :,
Southwest corner OF PennsyiyanIa avenue and 18th It,
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME Housr nv
ssVSTH X sTRK6T, HEAK I3rH sEREET
"a Under and BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust dulv
"a: recorded sth Of April, 1869 in Liber r. No M
Afolios LOG dc, OF the land records of WashinRton
caunty, d, o., will sell, at public auction 70 the
highest bidder, on THURSDAY 'AFTERNOON.
June Dth, at "a on the premises, Lot Ieffered
and improved by Frame Dwelling. -'
Terms Of sale; One third cash. balance g. II and IA
months with interest secured by deed of trust Con-
veyances and stamps at cost OF purchaser. $50 re.
quired at time OF sale.
je7-t&s&ds COOPER q LATIMER, Aucts
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CHARLE6 HERzBER9B LOAN OFFICE.
~ lEsTABLIsHKD 1881
SS1 O STREET NORTH,
Dssvsen ~ and ~ streets limnsdiatsly In rear O

sMelry, sflyerware, Wearing Apparel, FUR IN
nlt1re and Aerchandise Of every description.
The most liberal terms guaranteed. For fairy y
dealing and inst treatment refer TO any resident q
this city not connected with any similar establish
Dent In the city. New number, Ara. jals -sn
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STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WksHINGroy d. o. JuDe "a Ism

1T
~ WASHINGTON. ID. O.. June 81, 1870.
On the petition OF ZIG BERT w. SPERRY, of Vol
eottyille Connecticut, praying for the extension Of
patent granted TO him on the Soth day Of April,
Fork Handle, dc:
IL i ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 9th day Of September next that the
time Tor Ming arguments and the Examlneris report
peiimted TO the 1th day u October N sxt, and thai
next - " ~ ~
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL b. FISHER.
!eo-mS" Commissioner OF Patsafs
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NATI0HAL LOAN OIIIOB. ell4 Ssh etxet
~ near Pennsylvsnia avenue, R0BERT rUL,
LER 90. adyanos Money on Bonds, Stocks, and
Real Estate, Diamonds, Watches, Dry Goods, Fur.
nit1Ie, Pianos, end all kinds OF Personal Proper,
Open svsRy day sxesDt Sundays ffs1 9 .. m. %
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LOAN OFFICES.

DRINCE, THE PAWN BROKER, 1905 Penn.
y sylyania avenue. All requiring money call and
they viii be satisfied with their transactions.
SPECIAL EOTICE.-Merchandize, Furniture,
- Pianos, &C., taken on storage at PRINCES,
1905 Penneylyania avenue. Cash advances made
on the same when required.
HANDS0ME DRE9SEs, sHAWLs, UNDER
II WEAR, BEDDING, &C., &C. at bargains at
PRINCES LOAN OFFICE and Depot for the sale
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NyoNx Am oxuuIux uuLuss poHE Up N
steel engraved vrsspss. win sse-sinils Of
Chsuiosi warshouss. sn6 a,s1
ssHAkv I'm H1LnDoLDi
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No. 74I.
by THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
- STATES.
- PROCLAMATION
FOR THE SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS IN THE
TERRITORIES OF NEW MEXICO AND COL
ORADO.
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RY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Successors to J. u. Mcclure 4 Co
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and llth street
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AUCTION SALES,
TOMORROW

Rf COOPER LATIMER, AuctiOneers,
- Successors 60 J. G. Mcclure Oo.,J
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and Bearing Down, or Prolapsus Uterf, We ooer tAs
most perfect specific known: HxLxsoLp,. oo..
POUND EXTRACT OF BUcEu. Direction, for ma
diet, and advice, accompany.
Females in every period Of ls from infancy 70 o..
trene old age, win find II . remedy to aid n.surs.
the discharge Of its fanstiOns Strength /. tn. s,oy
OF manhood and vonsnhood. HrIx.o,,,,
TRACT BUcHu ID more strenstheui.s tina, an,
the preparations Of Bark or Iron, infinitely ..s.,.
and more Pleasant. HELxBoLp,s Exrn.c, Rrcv
having received the sndosssnsnt Of the most peo.s
nent Physicians In the United stssss a. NOV
to setsd humanity - certain cure for the so,lov
ing diseases and synpsons, from vAsteyer cans,
originating '-esnsral Debility. Mental and phys-
cal Depression. Imbeofiity. Determination Of BlooS
TO the Heed, CONFUSED Idsas. Hysteria, os.er. To.
ritabRity, Restlesnsa md slseplsssnes q, MINI.
Absence Of Muscular Kneis.cy, Los Of Appetss..
Dyspepsia, Rnscistion. Low spirfts. Disorssain-
ton or Paralysis Of the Organs Of esnsrstiou, PED
ptatzon Of ths Hsars, End. IN faot, 81 the ceusous
sanss Of sxsrvoss and Dsbflitsssd sssss Of the u-
ten.
To insure the genuine, cut this out. Ast sos
HrIxsoLDs. Tsk other. Sold By prusrisss
and Dealers svsvhsrs. Price sI.ss per b0sas.
or ax bottles Tor ss.ss. Dsassrsd 10 any sddrsn.
Describe Unptons In III oo1nunissssens. Addrsss
II. I. HKLhBoLD. Drug and Ohsuiesl ware
! house, So Broadway, NY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18

All kinds of Irvine, Cordage and Paper
Net eiih pnoea WILLARD hAsTsii ~ binungi Ne"'i'i1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
,x,w WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1870

on their welcome May the future never reproach them
for their cordial words.
At the conclusion Of tho Chanoeois aoess '"e pono
dct,on was pronounced by tie Roy DR. Dewitt and the
audience dispersed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
THE BRooKLYN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


The Fifteenth Annual Report of the Superin-
tenent Of Schools in Brooklyn for the year ending Jan
uary 81 1870 IL Just published Brooklyn has 20 school
organizations classified as Grammar Intermediate ana
schoo and occupying ~ buildings, OF which "a
are oed Inv he BOARD OF and I'VE are hired
fix new schools opened during TIE YEAR three large
hoses were in course OF erection at tho date OF the re-
mort The schools are taught by 7 teachers, OF whom
SO are men, and G98 women. The whole number OF
puns enrolled during tho year Is e0l8 on THIS number
i456 colored The average regs.e, s s,sa me s
fhe whole humber registered and nearly 81 per cent 81
the average register Tho Whole number OF rt s n ms
nwps instructed for the year IL 20 80 but including re-
admissions aud pupils from other schools II Is Sn 40 So
ton Chicago st. Louis Cincinnati and other cities
There nine evening schools seven Tor White ana TWO
for colored pupils employing a men and 10 women as
Teachers The number OF pupils registered In these
schools during the term was 1851 boys and Log Ers DO
sides 200 cOOred total 677 nearly 900 above the num-
Der OF the nrrcedine The average attendance was
ass against g,69 fhs Year before e COS: % sup,
porting the schools was ho,ss7 49, peing VI iof each
pUDl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18


The University OF the City Of New has passed the
of experiment. II IL fixed fact in our city ii has
improved property OF &soocoo-enough to insure s
permanence, but far too little t0 develop ia strength
Us chairs IN all departments filled with scholars "i
established reputation. Its local conv'uehc's Tor Ia
struction adequate and admirable. IL has not s
penny al debt bic niSh tn c wiped away III hs a
large constituency of Alumn In this ,ty VINO reflect
honor upon it, name. While thoroughly undepoinina-
tiunal H it, character, II :, lcVcrthclcss al INSTITUTION
iha regards giofS spirit necessary to rue ri-
ration, and Vi-bcr always tJ d. known ~ p'NtlNe
'bristln In t,itt. Win 40 feeling oi rlNnr toward
other noble seniurfs ~ learning, hut WIN ~ near
God gprcd each of thciu II locks Ia the large heart y
moi ~ wealth, who aiurn our city WIN lhtu I.,iihh
cict and seeks 10 paG" their statues IN II" Wbhtlh
Win these views sDd expectations hss" nrc'i"'h th"
high honor conferred upon mo 10y The tnNtrr'if' w pat
tln o is lnrutiyC officer al the bfaG ~ liN inIft
tcf uIpu hiS dutc. with 40 ordinary .hIhu-ihsu
Whatever love inr l.irnng may posses. oNt I" III"
faithful of Tho, my Alma Mater, VINO cltih's my
grHt,tie, as sell "a. my nlHI rsrcci. ..,..
Nu hHu on assuming Responsible ONCE Ii's riht 10
dwr anon l- lrii.curirt Rather should hlr ial'h anu
sn'Tyf onab hln iefc, B'irs aud his courage hhT up
for hi .t thank the Faculties Who haN" tpoh' u To
hight thank tie Alumni aud Thank The '"nu'l mat
III hay, furnished Int SiLB COURAGE ~ VI. cen th"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
RIIIIARDB.

The new French expert, Albert GARNER, will
play with grille Dion at American four ball csrom
game push shot and crachet barred, ct O'CLOCK
tonight at the private rooms OF Chris OConnor DeIPT9
points up After the contest, the Frenchman VIII ef
hibit his wonderful skill In manipulating the pas In
series OF fancy shots. -
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[Aansrneensnn.

The besiegers of Paris, in point OF numbers,
barely bes the Emporium Of our great halter kSoI
u Broadway stoi Of HArs and CAPS OF the best quail
m and display Of eh and seaonsbe FUE this
.,coun, for the run upon IL armed at all points
with ,be mos, approved b.srs at al tnes rsy to receive The
rnnnn-
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LATEST SHIP NEHS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Bsera, Hodge, Richmond, City Point and NORFOLK
misc. ard pass. - ,,,,,
Bah oduTas HuIori AJrs 81 days hides and wool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cu,RIxs,o, g. c. Nov l7-An.vo1, sehh Rebel Palmer IRON
Corr Sailed steamships CaroDs Tor NeSiorf Falcon for
baltimore; hr Alfred Keen, for Chsoms Island, u r. oelShs
for Wilmington n. q. Starlight for Warren, l.
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The best in the market. II you want an
elegant fashionable Hat direct To the AsIufsetuer EfssioHkD
IA Pnee Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18

"Straws show how the winds blow" just AZ
m, inc,ng den,nd for PfIgs soar shOsLa containers tnC
The mos economical and best adapted 70 their Wsn Sold BY Grocr
generally. Depot. 80 Washington-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18

IT. n. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-York, II
III, best place reliable WArcHKs fns DAnoSps eho" sr
rT.r a. srIaLfSs SnyEswlRk Diamonds specially
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-08
The Great King Of Pain !
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
CARD.

DR NcBRIDE-MY DEAR SIR: FOR TIE
Last ak or seven wears | have been afflicted
with rheumatic pains, from my knees down.
cmbrncinr ali the Joints of ankle and toes.
Thcs" Mains have come mon nc periodically
cycry vrNr about this season Of the wear. My
Incs. and ankles. and Toe Joints. and my wrists
and ,ln"rr Joints would swell, and leave me In
~ n n"s, ,,onJ1ing main known only 10 those
. liz Ts,a SUmfrcred from Ills dread malady.
ThcN pains would continue for n period OF fiom
three 10 Iour months every year, and they have
hnsn rc,nior nnCoilino ANIMAL visitors. 1 have
Sccn accnsiomcI 10 anpIy for relief TO the hest
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-08
BIBLICAL BELLIGERE ENJOY
A PiOus knock-down In u Now Yor
Public school.

4 PiOns knock-down In u Now York
Public school.
Religious hates and passions arc
known to he the most intense that ca!
move the human mind. The fact i,
illustrated in every instance where
they are called into play, and Il case
occurred recently IN Il puclic school il
New York which furnishes II more
proof of it. II occurred over the
Bible question, and the following are
the beautiful particulars:
AFTER the graduates had received
their diplomas, Superintendent Ran
dali made n speech, in which he took
strong ground in favor Of the rctcn-
ton OF the Bible in the public schools.
He ~appealcdto all to do their utmost to
retain the sacred book, and WAS more
than ordinarily impressive in his re-
marks. Rev. DIR. GlyEn. of st.
Stephens Roman Catholic Church, fol-
lowed, and after complimcnting the
teachers on the efficiency Of the
scholars, begged to differ with the re-
marks of the speaker. He. for one.
was not in favor of having the Bible
in the schools, and he knew that the
majority OF the audience present coin
cided with him. At this there arose
such Il storm Of applause and Kisses,
the audience being evenly devided,
that q regular panic set in. Cries OF
'.put him out" Mash him." were
heard on all sides. Several ladies,
among whom were three graduates,
tainted. The excitement IA intense,
one Bible man knocking down an anti
Bible man. and the entire school-room
suddenly appeared to be filled with 4
lot Of maniacs who tried thicr utmost
to Guido one another in denouncing
either one Of the two speakers. One
man who attempted to put Rev. DR..
McGlynu ont, was handled himself by
the police, aud these finally cleared
the hall. The eXcitemet then spread
to the streets. and it is tonight the
great town talk Of the upper districts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-08
SAN FRANCISCO. October odd. 1869

SAN Francisco. October 23d. 1869.
DR. McBRlDE-DEhR SIR: ABOUT
J three weeks ago ! purchased n bottle OF
your KING OF PAIN, TO try and relieve the
pain In my hip, which for a long time had been
iroubIin. me. I have been n cripple for a long
time with the hip disease, aud my suffering at
times has been very great, and have. tried
more - cure cures" for pain than l have hngers!
aud toes, but until ] applied tho ING OF
PAIN to my hip l had never been entirely ircc
from pain. I am noY fully satisfied that i Is
not a humhug, rs L thought at first, and, II II
will DO interesting to You, will relate Its effects
In another case which occurred this afternoon.
] called on Mrs. Margaret Clark, an acquailt;
aucc, this afternoon, about three O'Clock, ana
shc informed me that abe was subject to very
severe attacks OF neuralgia, which completely
Frustrated her for n long time, and that she was
nearly insane from pain the day previous. Whilc
there sho was attacked with II again. hnu l
never saw a person sulcr no much In my NE;
l think that no one could suffer long rs she Glu
without becoming entirely Insane. ! started Tor
the Orleans Hotel, as soon ~ ! Thought OF your
most excellent medicine, and i mnde good time
for q cripple. When / returned. i applied II
to the whole Of her head and neck, rubbing II
well in. l had to leave IN n very few minutes
after, but l told them to use 1t until the pain
left. l dropped in a little aftcr six o'clock this
evening, about three hours alter the first appll-
cation, expecting to find her still on the sick
list, as I had hoped for hut partial relief; hut
imagine my tufprlsc WHICH L ClTncu lnit Nv
had Just prepared supper. and was feeling On;
tlrely free from pain. II yOu could have heard
her grateful Acknowledgements for tho great re.
lief experienced, you would have felt amply re-.
paid for your gratnitons services rendered while
In this city. Please accept my most sincere
thanks for my own. part, and believe me to be
Your most obcdicnt.
WIN. X. CLARK,
LILO Leavenworth street.
p. S.-Mrs. Clark resides on Mission street,
near Third.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Of Age.

pccrcpltude Is III. natural accompaniment OF old
age, but II may be amcllorated, and the period Of
entire helplcssness long postponed by the judlclous
Use OF a healthfiI s;lmulant. Physicians, fully
aware OF this fact. usually recommend nloleratc
stimulation when the strength and rlgor Of matu.
ritz have been suspended by the fccblcn"ss AMI
pro>tratiOn whIch are the Inevitable results Of de-
cllriny years. Port wine, Gin, brandy. AMI other
liquors are often prescribed by meiicalm men for aged
persons, but the Impulse which frrnicuI",l AMI dlS'
Tiled liquors give TO the circulation. AM the energy
they seem 10 lmpar;, Is trlnsitory, unless the alec
hole principle Is modified ami qualified by the pres.
cnCc OF medira, tonlcs and tnvlgorantS. vi all the
combinations OF dinusive stimuli With the Juices OF
herbs, roots and banks that have ever been adrlinls-
tered TO the aged and inirm, with the View OF >uN'
tIlnlng their waning strength, cheering thcir dropp-
In. spirits and relieving the aches ana pains 10
which they are subjected, none has been tOuhl 50
cficaclous, 10 agreeable aud so permanent IN ltS
effects aS ltOstcttcr's stomach BltterS. Inc iiiSr'
cncc between the effect OF the Filters AMI mat I a
mere ~cxcitant, however pure, Is the same as bctweelt
the effect OF u sudden AMI monlcntary Application
of excessive forcs TO \ given purpose, AMI the result
of A steady, continuous application 81 cNlciy .lS
~rcau!Ntc amount OF force to the SAME END. IN"
mere spirit Of physical energy produced by q draNl
land which Il always succeeded by corresponding
,eprsxsIon) never yet benefited amy man or woman
suffering nom physical decay. 4 cordia, IKE Hos
letters BitterS, at once soothing anu invlSoratlAS,
Is tue remedial agent required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-08
pArroN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opera

DAYTON TEATRIcAIs.-Piper's Opera
House Troupe met with excellent sue
cess In Dayton last evening, on the
occasion of their first appearance in
that maritime burg. The play was
the "Jibbenainosay." Proctor enact
ing tho title role, Sue Robinson
appearing as Telie Doe. This evening
the fine drama of Jack Cade will be
given, and the theater will doubtless
be Us we'll crowded rs it was last even
ing.
ROYAL SATsUMA PARADE. - Jake
White brought the japanese troupe
down to Gold Hill about = T. NJ. to-day
in his bus, just to let them see and be
seen. They were preceded by Piper's
Opera House band, discussing some
Of the best music. They stopped in
front of the NEWS office and gave a
very acceptable and harmonious sere-
made, for which they will please accept
our ~appreciative thanks.
ALEXANDRIA Observation-Disclosures of
those very pleasing matinees will be
given at this popular place of amuse-
ment tomorrow afternoon at 2o'clock.
4 very select and interesting enter
tainment will be given. Entrance
for ladies, children and families on
Union street.
HERMANN CoMING.-Hermann, the
great Wizard, appears at Piper's Opera
House next Monday night, under Il
weeks engagement. He is by tar the
best ever yet appearing Oh that stage,
and will doubtless draw crowded
houses.
OPERA House MATINEE.-A grand
matinee, for ladies, children and fam
lilies, will be given tomorrow after
noon at the Opera House. Go and see
the japanese and the beautiful dancers
of the Sangalli ballet troupe.
Flags IIAr.T-MAsr.-The flags oil the
principal mining works OF Gold Hill
and Virginia are displayed at half
mast, to-day, in token of the burial Of
the deceased General Thomas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-08
Departures.
ny WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s LINE.

Mr. Levy. wife and children, J Matec. Mrs
O'Farrell, Mr. Walton, I'D Reese, A Frinck,
W Stock, Mrs Walsh, VIM Brick, Augustus
Bussey, Mrs Scott, Mr. Livingstone, Chas
wickman. Mr. J~osephus, Jos Gray, Henry
Sachs, VIM Harris, Jacob Gross, Mrs 4
Callahan, Mr. Mckenzie, Geo Whitney. II A
Moore, Mr. Groesbeck, J Hun.oon, James
Gallipan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
nr WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.

Br WELLS, FNlUo AND CO.'S LINE.
S Brown. S Reese, r II Morton, W H
Hall, Mr. Bnnniheld. G Root, ] Evans, Nj
v~oge!sdortf, d Dswney. NJ Raglan, ] Levy, P
Rogers, P Murphy. NJ p Finnegan, d Fahy,
] N Whitfield, r II Small, 7 McCarty. r A
Cove. R Williams. Jno Sproston. A 7 King.
II Sehuman, PMeAnnery. W Mckenzie. B
Brosson. Mr. Caruthers, Miss Murphy, Mrs
o'Farrell, Miss Gushing, Mrs Parker. Ellen
Fries, T Harkins, c Eitman, Mr. Long, Mr.
Nelson, Mr. Deck, F Kenney, U James.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-08
Jouy L. MooRr.-Al the old residents OF TIL

Joux L. MooRr.-Al the old residents OF this
section know John l.. Moore. Of Virginia City. and
the few new ones who don't happen -, should make
his acquaintance As soon a. possible, especially u
,h,y want ANYTHING In the furniture or bedding line
\ ~ n ,hycTtI.Iny columns may be seen an NJ
tIc,e setting forth that our friend Moore has for SAFE
al his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture anu hclilhS
War.houSs. Niagara Hall. North d street, NirSlnii
an immrns, stock In that line, from a doubt. oei'
ste,I 10 a tin Upper. Including carpets, mirrors
stoves, ~crOckery. tluware. lamps, TAME CUTTER! S'S"
I'm short. everything necessary, except a vic, 10 g
~ ~ - IA -, hi Shment up5lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-08

TO COIlErPONDENTr.
Patients residing In any part OF tho State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases. and who think proper
TO submit a written statement Of such In prefer,
cnce to holding personal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held mos
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to-the CORE
sponding physician, thus:
BENZ, +. JOSSELYN, NJ. H.,
[Box 135l 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and kcarny,,
Gc6G9.1yis San Francisco, Cal.