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CEA BATHING!-SEAB BATHING II

kACQUIER WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS,
Awu VIRGINIA,
VIII open June 10Th, lS70 under the man. a
aSement Of Mr.. sILAs J. SANDERS. XAo
Meoers Music has been engaged for the lss u
The Springs are reached by rail- to the town Of
COED road.
TERM, $50 per month; SIS per week: 81 30 per day
yel3m CORNELIUS BOYLE, N. D., Prspr
w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
Will be Opened for the Reception Of Guests on the
Goth June.
Thismagnincent structure, l. catsd at me n :. n
yoort kndm Of this now famous summer NJ IL
resort, mas al the advantages of modern lEs III
calculated 70 make its guests ssfished
The personal attention Of Mr.. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PETER 0ARDNIR, 90 long known TO the
travelling public will surely guarantee 70 those that
wish for. wv
For Rooms &C.. apply on the premises, or By lettey
addressed to SYKES, 0ARDNER co,
jeA-6 West End Hotel, Long Branch N J.
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"A FRESH SUPPLY Of Mohair, Alapaca, and
Nun Cloth Coats and Linen Goods have ar
rived at l.. Bars, corner It'll and SITS. 1874
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SOMETHING NEw.-The Kensington Liner
Collar can be had at l.. Bars Popular Clothinr
Store, corner It'll and f streets. 1874
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LOAN OFFICES.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.- The N.t,on.i
- Loan Once Of =. FULTON co., Ne. 3I4
3h ST., viii be open from q. m. to D. m This IA
the only Christian Loan Once in the city. jela-d
pRINCE, THE PAWN BROKER, zoos Penn
y syiyania avenue. All requiring money call and
they viii be satisfied with their transactions.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Merchandize Furpfture.
- Pianoe, &C., taken on storage at PRTNCE'S,
1000 Pennsylvania avenue. Cash advances msde
on the same when required.
CRARLIs HERzBERay LOAN O1FIup,
~ tBsfA1LIsHED 1881
ISL o Strict MOTH,
Between ~ md 9Th streets, (mmediately in rear ol
National Hotel.b
Aoney loaned In all sums on Watches, D1amcnds,
sEeary, silyervare, Wearing Apparel, Fur ~
ntture and Merchandise Of every description .XOA
The most liberal terms guaranteed. For mir Il
dealing and Just treatment refer 10 any resident Of
this city not connected With any milar establish
9ent IN The city. New number, A59. jalsen
NATIOIAL LOAF OFFICE, GIN Oh serses
esel I;ssss, DisoSedS, Ms.ehss, Dy Good, Ier
u. B.-Ths highest oasA price 80 for ths came
OIen sv9y day sxespt oabAAss tFSa . .. q. @
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LABOR BUREAU OF CoIoREp NyN-p,o,,,,
Agdtns Coote Labor.-The National Labor Bu-
Ieaa Oh Soorea Men held q meeting on We'd
neso1u evening W. Ias', AZ the house OF Sella Mar
p G. Barbados were chosen dei.ostas y s ,hs
Labor Congress which Is to assemble y, ~ " VIC
nats in August. After adopting resoiutionu ,.
testing against the Coole trade a. detrimepptoe1
10 the interests of the colored people OF this
country, and cxs>ng on Congress TO prohibit IL
BY law, the meeting adjourned
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!F You WANT to borrow money on collateral
call on Prince, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue. He
has Silk Umbrellas for $3.50, worth double the
money, and a stock Of Shirts, Millinery Goods,
&c, at about 30 per cent less than wholesale
prices.
HRMPLRR has all kinds Of Thermometers Ga.
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THE PAVING CONTRACrs-TAe Lost Found
1he Missing Bids Turned Jp--Yesteriay, Mayor
Emery received letter from the late Corpora
ton Attorney, W. A. Cook, stating that Mr.
Bowen had informed him that the bids for Law
ing pavements, &c, had been left by him in one
been distracted since, they would be found
there Another search was immediately made
but no traces Of the bids could be found. This
morning, however. DIR. Tindal, the late clerk of
Mayor Bowen, brought into the MAYORS Office
a package OF papers. which appear TO be the
bids in question. stating that be had placed
them IN the Bookkeepers room for safe Keeping
nothing about them before Dr. Tindal foot
them out this morning.
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CONSOLIDATION OF THE SCHUETZEN-Last
evening number Of members of the Schuetzen
Nerein GermaBia assembled at Speilman's
saloon, Pennsylvania avenue, near Az street,
and headed by band of music marched to the
Weiss Beer Garden, corner of It'll and o streets
where the Washington Schuetzen yerein were
holding a meeting. President Vogt welcomed
Inc Germania, and Mr.. K Peterson spoke on
the advantages which would accrue when
bers OF the Germania signed the constitution of
the Washington Nerein, and thel opinion was
expressed that those remaining with the Ger
mania would follow the example of their
brethren.
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hABEAs CoRPus.-Fo-day, Moses Warren,
VINO was arrested here on "wednesday Of last
week on requisition from the Governor of
Mary land, sent here by Sheriff Benson, of
montgomery county, where he Is charged with
Al sSsanlt ana battery, was before Judge
Humphreys, of the Criminal Court on a writ Of
haoeas corpus, and his discharge was moved by
MI j. Ii. Adams, on the ground OF defects in
the papers. The Court decided that the Law
lad been complied with, and he could not do
otherwise than dismiss the writ and order the
accused 10 be delivered to the sheriff.
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TEE FOLLOWING CONTRACTS were Yesterday
awarded for furnishing the marine corps for the
ensuing year: Kerseys and cloths, and making
and trimming clothing, TO Charles Barnum OF
New York; nannels, blankets, socks, linens, and
canton flannel shirts, 10 VIM. Matthews, New
York; uniform caps, ponpons, fatigue caps and
stocks. TO Bent & Bush, Boston; buttons to
Scovin Manufacturing Co., Waterbury, Conn;
bullion binding, red cord, swords. drum cords,
snsres, and percussion caps and pouches, TO
Hortsman & Bros, OF Philadelphia; bayonet
sesbbards and sword frogs, TO Wilson & Stel-
gagen, Philadelphia; knapsacks, to Timothy A.
Sloan, PHILADELPHIA
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CLOTHING. &c.

II J. HEIBERGER,
Successor to II. =. LoupoN q Co.. -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR, w
Metropolitan Hotel, date BrowueD
" c-u NO. soy Penn. avenue. Washington.
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DRoPosALs FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES
AND NEWSPAPER wRAPPERs

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. July n ls-n
Sealed Proposals will be received until u o'clock
on the 1lch day OF August io, for furnishing All
the Stamped Envelopes, and "Newspaper Wrap-
pers- which this Departments may require lurins
period q Tour ~ years. commencing the let dag
OF October, ls1O, viz
STAMPED ENVELOPES
ties. 80 Ne~'-
=, No. q Ordinary letter size, SIG bysl2inchcs-
Ne; $ Full letter size, SIS bysIs inches-thrc,
No.4. Full letter size for circulars.l uneumme,f
on nap, 3 > by 81 inches-one quality
No 5. Extra letter size, l-2 By 3 ipches-thret.
qualities
No. 6. Extra letter Sizes 2 bv SIS inches for
circulars, upgummed on hsp-oDe quality
MOI. Official sEs, IS l6 by SIS incbes-two ausl-
itiee.
No s. Extra official size, IS by 10 Ia inches-one
quality. WV
STAMPED NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS.
Fix sId hye-eighibs by STA inches, tround cut. -
quality.
ENCLOSING. WATER MARKS, PRINTING.
RULING, PAPER. STYLE or NANurAC,
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DELIVERY

Iht envelopes and Wrapptrs must be fnrnisheH
and delivered with all reasonable dispatch, complete
In all respects ready for and in such quantities.
As may be required TO NIL the daily orders Of post
masters the deliveries 10 be made either at the Poet
omce Department, Washington, ID. c., OF al the Of
nee OF an agent duly authorized 60 pect and re-
ceive the same; the place Of delivery 10 be NJ fhe
uon OF the Postmaster c. neral and the cost OF de-
nyerlng, as well az all expense Of storing pack ing
addressing, labelling. and water PROBING 10 be- nal
by the contractor.
SAMPLES
Specimens OF the envelopes and Wrappers for
which proposals are invited, showing the Different
qualities and coors Of paper CURED the cuts AMI
style OF cumming, with blank forms bids NAV b,
ter General.
This advertisement and q specimen Of the sampIs
envelopes and wrapper furnished by the Department.
must be attached 20 and made part Of each Iid
GUARANTEE.
DO proposal will be considered unless offered nv a
Manufacturer OF envelopes, and accom- panied by =
satisfactory guarantee signed by least respon-
sible parties.
AWAkD-AGREEMENT
The contract will be awarded the lowest resnon-
sbe bidder for all the nveopes and Wrappers ths,
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dealt n not recite them here. But Is II NOT
a blessed consolation to believe that he has sone
to the company of heroes, Of the noble men who
have written their names on the scroll of our
recently passed awsg "a
They say that he was stern and inaccessible
know that 1t was not haughtiness Of the
heart-that heart that was, II possible, more
II was only the isolation which all great souls
exhibit in working earnestly out those sub
lime problems OF life to which they have
felt the spirit of an almost divine inspira-
ton. In the serious and solemn life work
of the hero there is no room, no lei
sure for the Establishments Of lite, no pace
for the frivoltes Of mere superficial society. He
was indeed most stern in his own clear, strong
sense of Justice, but Of the depth and gentleness
Of his affection and fraternal sympathy let
| owed heart, with her three fondlings and the
two recently adopted nephew boys, speak for
him. Let the two. surviving sons OF the
sSn1es sser psaa tor the other the
| friends, speak for him. Let the distinguished
men in the army and the navy, bis peers In rank
and in fame, speak for him; and more than all,
| which he had no power to furnish, speak for
him. Oh! noble, noble heart; who could ever
think the thought that ne was cold and AFRO
eieadine for the destituteP But the princeiy
head lies low, and the void in our community
and in our places 10 truly wide and grievous. Yet
L II
| of Providence. Nay, rather let us be consoled
/ by the beautiful and sublime thoughts Of Our
/ Holy Redeemer which come to rs all this A.
| Let us hear the voices that speak to us through
the word of the written revelation: Is Be We nat
/ afraid; only believe. He doth not willingly az
! fiict, nor Rrieve the children Of men. He know
4 eth our fTailty, and remembereth that we are
dust. Let not your heart be troubled, neither
/ let II be afraid. Peace 1 leave with you; NV
peace give unto you. Let not. your heart be
| troubled, neither let IL be afraid
10 you who grieve 90 justly L bring these
| great words of immortality; the words OF your
/ Father and of my Father; the words of your
Saviour and of my Saviour; tine words or your
God and OF my God; for to me IL Is not the least
affecting thought to- day, that in the sacred and
| sublime presence OF death, the votaries of q
/ religious faith, differing so greatly in many
/ things, are brought into tender contact of q
sympathy that Is deeper than all the griofs, and
| more grateful to our common and serene nature,
| than all the triumphs Of speculative contro-
versy.
Never shall forget the death and funeral of
Dahlprep since il has joined 50 many hearts to-
| oetheT i'm one sacrament OF human sorrow,
| mingled with the hope of the better resurrec-
| ton and OF a sweeter and serener existence
hereafter.
| At the conclusion of DIR. Sunderland's address,
| he offered ND a fervent PRAYER.
! The Beethoven Octette Club sang the beau
tful dirge, Rest" after which, the remains
were taken to the hearse, and the cortege hayin
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ST. ALoYsTUs RELIEF SoCIErY-The Hous,
Of Representatives Yesterday passed the Join
resolution authorizing the Secretary of War x
donate to the st. AIoysius Relief Society, O
Washington, ID. c., for charitable purposes, tn,
two frame buildings located on ground leaset
by the United States, at the corner Of street
and Connecticut avenue, and now occupied q
army Offices and quarters, provided that salt
society shall remove said buildings at their owl
expense when vacated by the United States.
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NEW pRU0 sTORB.-The unaersigned vouI<
IN call the attention Of the citizens q wash
ington generally. and Of the First and Second
Wsrds particularly, TO the store at the corner u
Of L and 18th streets, which they have Just .
NEW STOCK AND FIXTURES,
and pledge Themselves TO keep STRICTLY 6rsf elias
and reliable DRUG STORE, where IL ell hours o
the day and asshf the public may be furnished viii
pure and reliable DRUGS.
A. DAVIS CO.,
lei -m Apothecaries and Druggiets
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DROPOsALs FOR THR CONSTRUCTION OF A
L STEAM PROPELLERF FOB THE REvENUE

MAXINE.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July I, 100.
The bids for the construction Of an Iren Steam
Propeller OF SO tons, opened in this Department
June 1th, being considered exorbitant, separate
sealed posals will be received this DEPARTMENT
until Il clock on FRIDAY, 18th July, ls0, for the
construction OF Steam ProDeller Of WOOD, Of $50
tons.
General plans. conditions, and specifications can
be obtained from the Coll ctors Of Customs at Port
land, Me-, Boston, New York, Philsdelphis and
Baltimore, or 1t the Department,
kenewed HroHosals are also invited for the some
steamer Of IRON, upon the same plans, Conditional
AID specifications as we're Issued June LIST.
No bids will be con-iered except from parties reg
ularly engaged in chip building.
The Department re. ryes the right 70 reject any
and all bids. GEO. 3. BOUTWELL,,
Jy D-w&ftd Secretary Of the Treasury.
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LADIES, M1rE ENrrRrA1NMENr.

LADIES MITE ENTERTAINMENT. =
This evening another of those delight
full and exceedingly popular entertain
ments will be given at Miners Union
Hall, Gold Hill, for which the Ladies'
Mite Society are already famous. And
1t will be q success, too, rs Is every
thing the ladies have undertaken thus
far. On this occasion will be presented
the poetical aud musical t%ravestie,
Capuletta, or Romeo and Juliet restored,
with all the original music, previous
to which will be given a varied selec-
ton Of songs, choruses, recitations,
etc. Juliet" the leading character
in the play, will be enacted by. Mrs.
Nottingham, who made 90 favorable
All impression at the last dramatic II
t~ertainment by her pleasing imperson.
alton of MRS. Gale" in the nautical
drama of Dozen by the Sea. Admission
for all gentlemen, two bits, and the
same for all ladies who are not men,
beers of the Society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-15

CONSULTATIONS, BY LETTER OR OTHERWISE, PRE-
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess Of eighteen years, and has become ono OF
the renowned Hospitals Of the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital 10 to London, and the
no less renowned establishment Of Rlcord 10 to
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the Pacific
Coast. The Thousands annually received and
cured at this place IL In point o. number OF pa;
tienis among the very drst Of the world, and
the success Of Its treatment rarksit second 70
none. To-,
seminal Weakness or apermaterrhoa.
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organiza-
ton, should stop 10 consider whence Il arises.
He will mud In the weakness OF the back, tremb-
ling Of the limbs, di.ordered digestion. unae-
coantable failing OF tho powers Of the mind.
dis,aste for society, dread OF impending trouble,
forcbodings Of evil. sleeplesrncss, troubled and
lascivious dreams, growing deafness, loss o.
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
Of disqualification. the positive traces Of that
most terrible and destructive Of all diseases,
Seminal Weakness wasting away bis powers,
DESTROYING his hopes OF life and manhood, ano
dragging him along the broken path Of his or
istence toward o premature md loathsome grave.
To him who finds his life dribbling out In the
discharge OF the vital principle Of existence In
nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere ccs.
sation OF Its appearance brings no assurance Of
relief.
Marriage, that holy office, that safeguard and
hope Of manhood, brings to such Q one no hope
Of cure, but adds to his misery In the knowledge
that the one who looks to him for SO much Of
her happiness. IL q victim to his evil. and an In.
noccnt companion TO his punishment. He add
to his misery and disorder until hope leaves
him. There Ia no rescue except In proper and
victims Of solitary vices, that dreadful, lasei-
mating aud destructive habit, which nils thou
sands OF sick rooms with paralytics and con-
sumptives, and hundreds Of untimely graves
with Its misguided victims, should consult with.
out a moments delay, one who nj rympathize
With their suferings. To such the Doctor would
especially address himself, giving 10 each and ~
assurance of q PERFECT and PERMANENT
CURE. without hindranco to business, change
Of dict, or fear OF exposure.
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DON'T FORGET THE PLACE!
New Brick BuildInE, just above tho News
Once.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Faith Well Founded.

Insold times. at the commencement OF every sea
son, It was the fashion to take q strong cathArtic as
q safeguard against q change Of temperature. IL
was a worse than senseless practice. The people OF
our day understand the matter better. Instead OF
depicting the system. they reinforce It. In the
method they adopt they exhibit a wise discrimlna.
tlon. Instead OF r~csorting to the vltisted stimulants
OF or any OF the compounds dc ivcd from
them. they put their faith In the only absolutely
pure invigorant procurablc In the Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. Their faith Is well founded.
Never has anv tonic medicine been prepared with
such scrupuIoas precision AMI conscientious care.
1t Is 4 vegetable compound Of which every incrcdi.
cnt Is sound, wholesome and medicinal. In the true
sense Of the word. Now. we have three prominent
national complaints. 0ne-ha { OF the adult popula-
ton Of the United States suffer more or less, either
from diseases OF the siomach. arrangements Of the
liver, or affections OF the kidneys. In no other land
under heaven are these maladies 80 general as IN
this country. ami Hostetter's Bitters Is a specific for
them all, unless organic In their origin, and there
fore beyond cure. And let those who are fortunate
enough to be exempt from thin at present under.
stand one great fact. viz: that an occasional use OF
this vltalizing tonic will as certainly prevent them
as the sun will prevent the earth from freezing wher.
Its genial beams descend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-15

Is rapidly supe.scdinS all other preparations for
producing Elegant, Sweet and Wholesome ROLLS,
BISCUITS. BREAD, Buckwheat and other Grddle
Cakes. Perfectly pure and reliable. and always
ready for immediate use. The CHEAPEST Baking
Powder In the World. and 1t WILL KEEP ON
LAND OR SEA, In any climate. for years. 1t 10
well adapted 10 the use OF llousckeepers. Miners
Mariners, Emlgrants, etc. and Is. In fact. In every
respect. tho BEST YEAST POWDER made FER
the Kitchen. the Camp. the Galley"
Sold b. Grocers and Dealers Everywhere.
Manufactured by DooLEY 4 BROTHER.
o2t.NWS6m 60 New Street. New York,
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Important 10 Females.

When q female 10 In trouble or AFFLICTED with
disease, and requires medical or surgical assist
auce, tho inquiry should DO, where 10 there .
physician who IL fully competent to administer
relief, and whose respectable standing In society
recommends him to tho confidence OF tho com
munityf Tho Doctor, understanding how I'M
peratively necessary these requirements are,
feels called upon to interpose, and beg the atten'
ton Of the afhicted to the flct that be has been
Q Professor OF Obstretlcs and RemIl Diseaset
for twenty years, and 10 fully qualified to kdrin-
later In all cases, both incidentally and sIrgteal-
", not In q superficial manner, but In ~ thor
ouch a manner a. years Of stndy and practice
both in hospitals and private familles-can
make, to save them from the hands OF the nm
oualihed, interruptions and designing. Thero-
fore families can rely upon him as upon o father;
An In G~fiiction can nnG In him ono who .win
sympathize with and befrend them In trouble
one In whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
Do placed Consultation by letter or otherwise
PRE-, See address below,
Ladies', the nature OF whose troubles require
the constant attention OF the Doctor, can DO iur'
nished with apartments, and skillful and a'ten'
tive nurses.
Office for tho sale OF DR.. Young's PREVENT.
ALIVE POWDERS, for married ladies'. These
Powders are perfectly safe and effective Price,
$40 per boz. One box will last nom foul to SIX
months.
DR.. YouNe's FRENCH LUNAR, OR FExAEI
MONTHLY PILLS, for the removal OF all oostruc-
lions. Price. Is. Either kind sent by mall upon
receipt OF price.
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WINTER FRrrr.-Fruit of all kinds
keeps better here in the land Of Washoe
than It does owe in California; yet
We raise no fruit here-it all comes
from California. Therefore 1t is that
we have better apples, pears, grapes
and nil other kinds OF fruit later IN the
season than they do on the other side
~ the mountains. Grapes are getting
out of date a little. but there are Yet
nlenty I'm our markets. and will be till
amer New Years. Pears, too, will
hold out In excellent condition for
aome months longer, and Is to apples.
th9v always last here till new ones
come In next season, so that 4 person
Fan eat old and new apples at the same
time II he chooses. The pure air OF
,his high and dry locality is doubtless
tbs reason why fruit Keeps so muci'
better here than in California.
PrasoSAL.-Charles II. Watson, II
~ tbe best hardware and Iron sales
men In the country. formerly a resident
~ Cold Hill, AFTER an absence OF sew
erai wears in California. has returned.
and can be found In the estapi'>iE!en'
~ Bittner & Co. Charley is a hrst-
rate business mar and Il clever gentle
man-and. to his honor and cred,t, Is
slso a stictly temperate individual;
we ara pleased to see him IN 'oiu
Hill again.
TROUBLESOME SETTLENENT.-owins
to tho settling of the ground over tnc
north Yellow Jacket mine. near the
bois,ing works, the railroad track Is
Continually getting out Of shape al
that particular point, causing the cars
~ Get of the track quite frequently,
No harm. however. is ever done, D
a. Ia troublesome sometimes.
CHaIsrNAs TREE.-We learn from
Bishop Whitaker that the Sunday
School children of st. Johns Church,
IN Gold Hill, will have their Isna.
chri,tm.s Tree this year. Santa Claui
can accordingly commence gathering
Iis holiday presents.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
APrivnla.

Arrivals.
1T WILLS. YARoo q CO. 3
Fanny Lambert ] ] Hays " Williams
J Carmipe PA " cite CHI Marshall
C " Gaige Mrs Waters 4. r j Heating
Mrs Bryarly Mr. LiyirgstonMr BIant
Nr Oats Z Harris Miss Sherman
Departures.
BY WILLS. FARGO 4 cos LINE.
Metcalf jos Buckner t;co Cox
u varvarias II Lichensieinwm Hunt
JAs Wnalen Mrs X Davis John CRANKY
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1873 Prizes, Amounting to .....Si5O,000
The Gins will be awarded in . precisely simi.
lar manner as at the Concert given In San Fran.
cIsco In aid OF the Mercantile Library.
The drawing will be under the management OF
c. Conway, President Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the Town Of Grass Valley: I. Dorsey.
School Trustee; a. Hooper, CHIEF Engineer OF
Martin Ford and Daniel Collins, If behalf OF tho
Orphan Asylum at Grass Valley.