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The New York herald., 1870-12-20
DECEMBER 20, ls7O.-TRIPLE SHEET.

YORK, TUESDAY, DECEM
HORSES, CARRIAGES. Gr.
CHEAPEST, NEArEsr. LIonrEsr coUPE RcckA
Iagcs sleishs Harness. DC; unusssv low prices every
thing warranted represented. TAYLORs % Centre
NourE.-A VERY SUPERIOR cogPE. NEARLY NEW,
street. T Ss sssa,d sSa diasap sr cash s M
TOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS We SHALL OFFER AT
retail our extensive stock OF Saddles Harness. &c. At
nAnufacursrs' prices We to make to ordor the
Carriage and Tol.ing Harness.
eiezan. designs workmanship. and have
prepared for the Holidays assortment Of work such -
has been cquaisd In this city.
We invite especial attention superior qualities OF nne
Ker.ey Blankets Sleigh Res exhibited BY this win
ter. HOOVER. CALHOUN / CO..
S62 Broadway.
L,oR sALE-HoRsE, BUGGY AND HARNESS CON-
pcse. for $780, Inquire Al slS Broadway.
JIoR sALE-A MARE. YEARS OLD; COST siso, wIl.I.
soil for 35o by accident unable 10 do city work true tn
haroess good feeder, we'll bull. Apply :. q Morton e..
FOE sALsaA span OF GRAY COACH OR TRICK
S. rna n,Sa DO seen
L,OR SALE-ONE HANDSOME BROWN MARE,
free and nice driver stands without tying suitable for
sss sS,a e. prs'' family or butcher ca" s West Twenty
TOR sALE-TwO GOOD PONIES. lax TO Is HANDS;
must iad ~ mot aae as
E'OR sALE-FoUR WORK HORSES. FOR WANT OF
rs. also & s7S for ca1adi.n Pony also ssS for
ness. Apply al i4I Liberty street.
Tor sALE-ONE GRAY CART HORSE, 10 HANDS
hSh 7yess old sound and kind adj r r. IN rne condition
HORSE BLANKETS. rs CENTS TO $40 EACH; ROBES,
ss 7s to goo each Harness Ss e SSSo per set at
BELLS LIS re ,ss s,.,sS: sLEIsHs
ge; a1cs ..,or'mcns Robes at ovss %arss M Sec
sE BELLS .ss ss
s'''' '' IN the EsF' as
CLEIGHs.-A PINE ASSORTMENT OF NY cELE.
my renowned Dexter speed Gutter Also nice ssoef u
s
CLEIGHs, BELLS, 4c.-LARaE ASSORTMENT OF
siSsS s!:s. :::
XVANrED-courE nooKAwAY IN ExcuAEaE FOR
w horsc, wagon and harneas Address H. 81 ioG Broad
XUANTED-A SECOND HAND RooKAwAY, IN GOOD
order cheap for cash. Address O. H. r. box lsso ross
een FOR A GOOD WORK MARE; ONE STRONG
6OO sLE!GHs, FROM s2s UP; PORTLAND ALBANY
cUU and seat new and second hand; best largest
aA4 wM H. GRAZ, TO- e. "a and IS wooster street.
IL EVENING TBMEGRAM
EIGHT PAGE DOUBLE PAPER.
on FRIDAY, DECEMBER g.
SEE THE GREAT
CHRISTMAS CARTOON
ALL OVER THE CITY
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER %
THE BEST HOLIDAY PAPER PUBLISHED.
FULL OF THE BEST STORIES,
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20.
AND ALL THE Latest
NEWS or THR DAY.
The
EVENING TELEGRAM
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N. E.-L.dies attended BY Mrs.. Dovsy.
RlaDs AND ANIMALS.
CHARLES REIcHE ( BROTHER.
IS Chatham street, New York;
the wen known importers birds and animals receiving
esr Singing n
70 sei them a. wholesale and retail lower than any other
sssss
day and evening viii sell single birds or in pairs Address
n I. LINDEMAXS CO: MANugAcruGHEs OF IA
re.y OF cages in the world No. s Pearl stress. between
Fulton and John.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A Rch. JOHNSTON. AucTIoSgEn,- HORSE MART ne
.n l: Sss .a Ycf s
uer.s., ss'sssias ts;alsss., 3, 80.
o. sJssSss J; ;ss :s';:ss
!" 4 4 slsGst' sSsI,
Herse Auction Mart,
III East Thinaenth street, Gear Fourth avenue
M. g nsepsy 1T1 .srsss Sse: ana d 81 ss:ssa stree.
depe,. van 20 u'red from every purchaser a. the
Any claims. must be msdo before II
H.; on the day soacwiD the ssis, Ne. rro,,
Vice; a good roadster; Kind AMI true every way.
Tre;,i. go.s Red 5san srS.:sd in rr.'gsS:
hands, years old kind and all harnoss fears
thing and be driven by lady sold only because
10 leaving tho city.
Smith,. Gray Horse half brother John Stewar sired
BY Tom Wonder out OF An Abdalx mare: 10 15I hands
three years; stylish and rot in 30 sure, and better
a' aae
smi.b.S No TOP TOAD Wagon, in hrst rate order.
.: Hor-e description time OF sale.
Beeknlan--l Team black Horses about II hands and
70 ysars are vcy stylish and good travellers. Kind and true
In all fear nothing; extra tine family team
warranted sound; together With a
Hony-is Coupe "a good order ~
raised IN vermont and sired by Biscs Mass, I hands
years; sysh, good stopper, Gns SADDLE Kind and
true and ia excellent family road horse to-
II. Top wagon. made BY vandereaw.
kddool5 Team chestnut sorrcl Canadian Pony Horses
with long silver and tas brothers by stall
and fast travellers kind and true all harness.
fear nothing be drvcn y lady, chill
dren riding and warranted sound together with set double
IL. No Top Wagon with POLE shafts above being
the property OF General Kiddoo who is West.
~ horse; description time Of sale.
cresan-is bay Mare long mnns and tail; full blooded
ham6lrtcnan troed this summer in 2io and Ly proper
~srrantcd sound together with set Harness; also
kicnard-.o 1hr, e. snsrter Road Wagon on springs,
made by Brown and In splendid ordcr. 49,
Riehards.-2i Bay Marc. long mane and tall 70 lb4
lans year. ro.s close 10 mnns, o. H gsa' p0n & ana
pronisins exceent under Saddle, kind and true In al
harness warranted sound together with set Hatness
a. Road a.on mae by vantergaw.
Asher.s3. Clipped back pony Horse, IA hands, years
sverv w wax and can q rddca or driven by Children
D. Ieaiard-s Cray Mare long name and tail l5k bands
and under saddle.
Harness, Robes Blankets and Whips
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KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
IA Medicines all dseases Prepared food for mocking
BIRDS At B. DOvEYa No. Greene street. corner Of Canal
N. H.-Ladies attended by Mrs Dovey.
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u THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Between New York and Liverpool calling at Cork Harbor
BATAVIA, Wednrs'y Dec. u SAMA Thursday, Jan.
TRIPOL, Thurs isy Dec % ALGERfA.W " ed'day JAN II
RUSSIA. .Weinday, Dec @ GALA IRA. .Thur'd Jan. IL
PALMYRA.1huriay,D Dec. 80 BYSSIkIA .wedny Jan. Is
PARTHIA. .Weindny. Jan. SIBERIA Thursday, Jan. l9
RATES OF PASSAGE.
by tho cdncsay steamers, not carrying steeragc.
First Cabin .Fiao gold Second Cabn. .$a gold
BY the Thursday steamers.
First Cabin .xs0, gold Steerage. currency
Steefase tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and a
parts OF Europe at lowest rates.
Through bla Of adng for Belfast Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp and other ports the Continent and Tor Mcdcr
rancnn ports.
cflec No. Bowling Green
For steefage passege Ill Broadway, Trinity Building
CHARLES q. FRASCKLYN, Agent
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THE BEST PLACE To BUY AMERICAN AND ENG.
4 iish r. Watches, Jcwery and Stlverwaro Cuckoo and
French Clocks at FRANkfIELDS Old established stores
Sixth avenue corner OF uteenlr street and Erhh ave
ope, corner Of Tweuty sXth airest " 49,
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

DuRLIC NOTICE.
i For Albany Troy, West and North. The powerfM1
steamer CONNECTICUT will continue to navigate the HaA
son, the last winter until further notice. Fre1
received daily at pier ~ North river.
NEW YORK, Dec 10, le70
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BlnDs AND ANIMALS.
CHARLES REIcuE 4 BROTHER.
IS Chatham street, New York,

n LINDEMANN 4 CO.. MANUFACTURERS or IA
~. pauned and bright metal Bird Cascs The largest
riey OF cages in the world No. s Pearl street, between
Fulton and John.
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A GENTS. WITH A CAPITAL OF FROM So TO 81,
n make $40 to %25 day selling the patent water
proof feather iDsoc preventative of cold feet
chibIans oorns 0unons &c Just the article for consump
tvcs stage drivers and teamsers ufactured
only ' the FEATHER 1NSOLE AND FOOT CLOAK
GOMPANY. Wholesale Depot IS Warren street, New yo X
Sample pair free mail receipt of 25 cents light
u bufireSR II ladles
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A -A.-UFriCIAl. DRAWINGS
"A, SIMMONS 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES.
ALAEAMA-rxTEA c! ASS 10. 7sa-DEcEMEER II. 1870
g. = Sc s 81 y 10 = a s. - 81 n 81 isao
s 3, 2 s. is e. s., "a Is - ss r. %, % q; ;s,o
So 66 SIS. IL. ~ 2s. "a, a, 81, 81 II, Is, IS. ba
kESTUcHy-cLAss NO. 70l--ngcFMEER ~, 1870.
27 49, Is, "a, 6S, s. 81, ~, s, S6 A. a.
Information furnished circulars tent in above
Also Roya Huvana Lotteries. j. CLUTE, Broker,
SG6 Broadway. lE$ Fulton street and No. Park row.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sinking and burning.

1t l. not necessary TO Journey from the tropics to
Alaska In order to experience the extremes OF heat
AMI cold. Thousands undergo all the Inconvenience
other day, rs the case may be, without the trouble
Of moving over the threshold. A word with these
involuntary shakers. What are they doing to cxDc-
dite their return to q medium temperature ITO
break tho chIllS aud Danish the fever? Are they
dosing themselves with qulnine. thereby lmperllllnc
the soundness oftheir bones and impairing the vigor
Of their brains and nervous system? Some OF them
are. no doubt. but not the majority OF them. II Is
believed. The value OF Hostotter's stomach Bitters
as u harmless and certain specific for fever and ague
Is understood and appreciated In all parts Of the
country where intcrmittents prevail. The residents
Of such localities begin TO take 1t carly in the spring
o. n protection against the mlasma by which they
are surrounded: not all Of them. perhaps. for u blind
adherence to error Is the speciality OF some people.
but not the greater number,
II there Is any ixcd fact In therapeutics, II II this:
that the Blttcrs are a far better safeguard against all
the varieties Of periodic maladies produced by un-
wholesome cxhalatlons than any drug or compound
in the matcrla mcdica Of the profession, This asscr.
scrtion Is made with all due respect to the faculty.
but being an Important truth. and one that nearly
concerns the health OF large settlements In various
parts OF the country. and indeed Of the public at
large, It Il made iearicssly. Founded on ample and
unimpeaclIable testimony, 1t dclcs disprovaL.
To break up chills and fever, ~ well az to prevent
them, there Is nothing so reliable aS this wholesome
vegetable restorative.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-25

DECORATING THE GRAvEs.-The Sol
diers' Record says: Boston donates
one hundred dollars to each of her
Posts toward defraying the expenses Of
the decoration services. Is not this All
excellent example for all cities and
towns to follow? We want the Co
operation of the people in this matter,
In order that the day may be made 4
grand and permanent success. The
Soldiers are of the people, by IL noble
dead are they represented, and they
are equally interested to do them
honor" The members Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic here, falling to
get an appropriation from the city,
will call upon the citizens Individually
for subscriptions to enable them to
carry out the object which Congress
has recognized rs so important as to
set apart a day as a National holiday.
s.. +. Alta.
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MUsRMB

PpER's OrERA HousE.-Last eVeli-
ing, on the occasion Of Miss Sue koc-
inson's farewell benefit, that talented
tavorite rsceiveda deserved testimonial
of her great popularity, In the shape
of a densely crowded house. the play
was Under The Gdsliqht, with the Ria
relli Brothers In their great trapeze
and acrobatic feats between the acts,
and also Miss Sue Robinson In song
and dance. The entertainment was
altogether too long, lasting TIL l
o'clock, town time, or nearly 2 O'Clock
mining time, a decidedly Objectionable
feature to miners and working men, as
well as to pretty much everybody else.
The play itself passed of very we'll as
far as the first two acts were concerned,
after which there was too much drag,
and poor acting, to say nothing OF the
poor working Of the scenic effects and
properties. Miss Leo Hudson. the
s'famous equestrian artistic" made the
worst "Snorkey" we ever saw, play
ing it in q most slouchy, bungling
manner. She Is evidently not the ac-
tress she was mistaken to be, and de-
cidedly overrated by our Eastern e1-
changes. Her repeated clumsiness In
upsetting the boat in the third act,
caused quite a number of the ladies
and gentlemen Of the audience to leave
the house. She had better mount her
steed and ride back to Cheyenne Of
somewhere East, whore she Is less
appreciated. MOBILES made a most ex-
cellent Dyke" Hamilton was per-
fectly at home rs "Bermudas." Sue
Robinson, rs "Peachblossom," created
much amusement. Mrs. Pinney per-
sonated Laura CORTLAND" very well
indeed, and some of the others were
entitled to commentator. Tonight
the Lddy Godicd, a beautiful historical
drama will be given, Miss Hudson and
her horse, the Rizarclli Brothers, Miss
Sue Robinson appearing for the last
time. The ZaviStowskis next.
THE AI.HAMBRA.-A most excellent
variety entertainment is offered for
Tonight, including any amount Of
songs, dances, character acts and gen
eral d%elineations, concluding with the
blase spectacular extravaganza of The
Virgins. a new version of the famous
Shoo-F2y will also be given. Billy
COPYRIGHT is OH for a new song and
dance Mary Garabaldi sings Spanish
song; Buckley and Childs do Spider
JAKE; the great gymnasts and acrobats,
Painter and Durand, will appear; also
others in choice speclalties. The occa-
sion is the benefit of Miss Amanda
Lee, the popular favorite performing
there. She will give her famous
Stump Speech Of Old Mother Wh0ckelsby.
Lew Rather appears tomorrow night.
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The CORNER srosE.-Thc Grand

The CORNER SToNE.-The Grand
Lodge F. and A. NJ, Of the State of
Nevada, have been invited to lay the
corner stone Of the new State Capitol,
at Carson, on the 9th Of June, with all
the ancient rites and ceremonies of the
fraternity. In response, a special
communication of the Grand Lodge
will be convened for that purpose at
Carson on Thursday, June 9th, at the
hour of half past 10 o'clock A. NJ, by
order Of the Grand Master. Prepara-
tions are being made by other civic
orders and bodies to attend from vari-
Gus parts Of the State, and the occasion
will be observed as one Of such great
public interest and Importance should
be.
The LADY GoDrvA To-NIenT.-The
beautiful historical equestrian drama
Of the Lady Godira will be presented at
Piper's Opera House to-night-Miss
Leo Hudson's most excellently trained
steed "Black Bess" will be a proml-
nent feature, and the piece Is very well
cast. The Rizarelli Brothers, champl-
on gymnasts of the world, will appear
between the acts in 4 selection OF their
very best trapeze and acrobatic feats.
and this being their last appearance. all
who have not yet seen them should by
all means be present. The entertain
ment will an extra good one, therefore
all who have not already secured re-
serve seats had better be OH hand soon.
EASTERN PIcroRIAIs.-At the Gold
Hill Postofice may be obtained a sup
ply of all the latest Easter pictorials,
magazines, song books, stationery, fine
cutlery, tobacco, cigars, etc.
CHANGE or STAGE TINE.-WellS,
Fargo It Co.'S stages, for Reno, will
leave their Virginia office this evening
and hereafter at So O'Clock instead of
8 as heretofore.
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THE zAvIsro w.xs SISTERS.

These extremely attractive young
artists, who have just completed a very
successful engagement of nineteen
weeks at the Alhambra Theater, San
Francisco-the longest ever known in
that city for any theatrical attraction
make their first bow before a Washoe
audience, ut Piper's Opera House, to-
morrow evening, opening in the IA
NOUS allegorical, and NEUROLOGICAL
spectacular extravaganza Of Leion.
Having met with such triumphant sue
cess at the hands of the appreeiatiye
San Franciscans. 1t is but reasonable to
suppose that they will take equally rs
we'll with the denizens Of the happy
land of sage brush, and we cordially
bid them welcome as a new and highly
attractive constellation in our theatre
cal armament. We deem it not inap-
propriate ut this time to copy, from
the San Francisco Figaro, the follow
ing notice descriptive Of them and their
merits, written on the occasion Of their
first appearance on the stage in that
city:
aMiss Emeline Is evidently the star
Of the troupe. She Is a beautiful blonde,
with a wealth of golden hair flowing
from her fair head and streaming be-
low her dainty waist. Her form Is
delicately moulded, her limbs well
rounded, and her every movement IS
graceful and attractive. She Is as
sparkling and ~effervescent as a glass Of
champagne-in fact, a very beaker Of
beauty, Overlooking with good spirits
and bubbling with fun. Miss Alice Is
scarcely less attractive than her fair
haired sister. She Is n brunette, quite
petite and very charming. Her song
and dance Of "Love among the Roses
was so captivatingly done rs to elicit
4 yociferous encore. Her Mercury was
very me~rcurial-full Of life, activity
and fun. These two young ladies are
excellent singers, but their dancing Is
decidedly the principal attraction they
present to their audiences. In this,
they throw such a degree Of grace,
abandon and "dash," judiciously tent
pered with lady-like modesty, as to
create the warmest enthusiasm among
the audience and establish themselves
at once Us prime fayorites. Mile
Christine, the eldest Of the sisters, Is
handsome and voluptuously formed.
II her acting lacks something Of the
spirited earnestnesS Of her sisters, she
compensates for. it by her superior
dancing. In the walk around she exc
cuted Some very difficult steps, and
danced with a vim that elected the
heartiest applause. The Sisters are a
success. San Francisco, old and young,
endorse them. They are girlsafter our
w heart. As each made her appear
anc she was warmly welcomed, and
almost from the first lines spoken, a
success was assured"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-25

SpRISe AND SUMMER CLorIuSe.-
Now IA the time to secure good suits OF
clothing suited to spring or summer
wear, made of the very best material
and In the latest and most fashionable
STYLES. At Dahlman Il Brothers, No.
al south C street, Virginia, Is the
Mace. Their goods are all custom
made, fresh, new, imported direct
from the East, and made to q
properly for this market. Their wei
known establishment Is essentially q
~first-class clothing house, and as such
1t has a first-class run OF patronage.
As to prices, nobody ever has occasion
to find fault in that respect. Dahlman
& Brother have u good supply OF goods
and want to sell them. Call and eS-
anime.
BLASTING AcCIpENT.-At about 2
o'clock this morning 4 miner by the
name of Connors was severely injured
by the explosion of 4 blast in the Hale
Il Norcross mine. He had just put in
the blast himself, set fire to 1t and re-
tired to q safe distance. It seems that
unknown to him, another party had
also put In a blast at a point near BY
and fired 1t. When 1t went of, Con-
nors thinking 1t was his blast, went
back into the drift, and got there Just
In time to meet the explosion. He
was badly cut, bruised aud lascerated
all over by the flying pieces of rock,
but no bones were broken. He has the
best of medical assistance, and unless
internally injured will oon recover.
BUsY.-Pretty much all the mills in
Gold Canyon, old or new, are running
steadily at the present time. In fact,
we know of not more than half a dozen
quartz mills In this section Of country,
including those in SiN-mile and Seyen-
mile CANYONS and on Carson River.
which are not actively at work. The
reanIt IA seen In the large amounts Of
bullion shipped off every evening fol
San Francisco, through Wells, Fargo
j. Co.'s express.
METROPOLITAN BATH HoUsE.-R. L.
Brodek, former partner of DIR. Mayer,
In Gold Hill, has opened the above
Rath House and Shaving saloon, on {
street. near the corner OF Smith street,
VIRGINIA, and invites his old acquaint-
snces to call and see him, assuring
them that his bath rooms are In tip-tol
order, and his shaving saloon all thai
could BE- desired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-25

Dyspepsia met and Conqucred.-Pain Ia"
It's uses. II indicates the seat Of disease AMI it, ma.
ture. II the locality, progress and intensity Of n
disorder were not manifested by the torture II occa-
sIons, the victim would BE- surprised by death before
he was conscious Of danger. The indescribable tor
lures which Dyspepsia, preclude all
doubts ~ to the character OF the malady. Combat
the enemy promptly with TARRAST's ErrERvEscESr
SILrzER ApERIENr. This pleasant specific meets
the disease at all poInts-ln the weakened stomach.
the torpid liver, the constIpated bowels. the shat
tered neryes-and by restoring all these organs to
their natural condition. effects q radical cure.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Mnrrin2eA.

In Gold Hill. May aith. BY Rev. c. Anderson,
B. B. Norton to Mrs. II. N. Yannath.
accompanying the above HymsniAl notice
were slndry bottles Of delicious wine and q
supply Of acceptable wedding cake, sent by the
newly welded and happy couple, a. q token Of
remembrance. We hope that our friend Norton
and his bride win make q happy voyage through
the matrimonial river, and reach the shore Of
old age with many tokens OF prosperity
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Rirtha.

In Virgins, May 9th, the wife Of Henri Ecu.
sier, Of a son-a twelve FOUNDER.
In Carson, May 2d, the wife Of W. B. Butts,
Of q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-25

JOHN L. MooRE.-All 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 II
In our advertising columns may. be seen an ar
ticle setting forth that our friend Moore has for sale
at his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture anu Bcdllnc
an Immense stock In that line. from a doublo bad
stead to q tin dIpper, including carpets. mirrors.
in short. everything necessary, except a wife. to go
10 housekeeping with. Call and let him show you
through his establishment. ap5-lm
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE ~.


Do~Darturea.
1T wELLS. FARGO = co.'s LINE.
Col D E Avery, @ E Mowatt, Mrs Anna Smith
" ID Maupin, Jno Dawson, Mr. Argo a bro,
Chas Coleman, Nellie Rudder, Louise La Bonte
Julius Levy, &C Bates, Nil Scheygu,
ID Frazer, Mrs Bonham and lady friend,
Mr. Dickinson,
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In this age when merit Is obscured by selfasscr:
tlon, and glarIns advertisements take the place OF
solid talent II Is a pleasure 70 meet with true worth
To those In need OF medical aid we would checriully
recommend the DR.. J. G. Young Institute. els Sac
raInento street, San Francisco. During Its twenty
years OF operation II has held the highest place OF
integrity, and has been recognized as q sure refuge
of the sick, where all receive sklllful and honorable
treatment. See advertisement on the inside.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Copartnership heretofore existing N keep
Ing the saloon known as the Nantelle Saloon, In
Gold Hill. opposite the Vessy House. was THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent: Y. Gagnon
tied book accounts. and nay all the debts Of the
concern. d. T. Lefebvre has had assigned
to him an notes belonging TO the late frm, and
will collect the same.
d. T. LEFEBvRE,
Gold Hil, Nay atlt, lsto. mysa-sts
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Dwelling and Lodging
House for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH, Ia
w a Two-Story Frame House, con-
taining eighteen rooms, cellar water
ppippn = sitnated AZ the rear OF the South Yellow
Jacket works. This property Is well calculated
for a arst class Boarding Housc, being In the
Immediate vicinity OF the Jacket, Crown Point
and Kentuck mines, The 9niy reason ios SCH
inS. VIII Ia sold CHEAP FOR CASH, and u
perfect title given. Apply on the premises.
Gold Hin, April 9Th, 1910. sps-lmis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-25
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