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PriceS--.A fair offer.

Iftho Merchants In your place will not furnish
or send for the Mnchlnes, send us the retail price
Washer sl4, Extra Wrlugcrt9 and NO viii for
ward eithor or both machines, free Of freight, t.
places where no ono Il selling; and 50 sure ar
We they will be liked that we ngrre to refund
the money II any one wishes to return the ma
chimes free Of freight, after II months trial, nc.
cortiing to direction.
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgcry II washing with the hands, iiity.
two days In the year, when II can be done better,
more cxpoditiously, with less labor, and no In.
Jury to the garmenss, by Doty Clothes Washer
and y Universal Wringer.
sold by dealers generally, TO whom liberal dis
counts are made.
h. q. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
oct. q, '70-9ml % tOrtlandt St, n ew York.
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DR. J. o. NIPPLE will locate in this place
next week for the purpose of engaging in
the practice Of his profession. He comes
well recommended ms a good physician, a1d
we extend to him o hearty welcome.
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Nrw PAPRR.-Th Medium, n new inie.
pendent semi. weekly paper. published by
d. H. B. Brewer, at Danviile Pa is re.
ceived. Iii a very neat and ably con.
Quoted paper.
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THs Good Templars Of Mihiin, Junisia
and Perry counties will meet in convention
at Milroy, on the 30ih inst.
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WANTED-AGENTS. $50 per
w day. TO sell the celebrated HOME SHUT.
TIE SEWING MACHINE. Has tho under.
iced, makes the ''lock stitch" (aiike on both
sldes,l and Is fully licensed The best and cheap
est family Sewing Machine In the market. Aa
dress JoHNsos, CLARK, h Co, Boston, Mass.
Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or 81. Louis, Mo.
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EAGLE HOTEL.
- MlpDLEBuRG, ~
J. 4. SrlHLNECkER, PROPRIETOR,

Having taken charge Of lhis Old aui well
established stand, the proprietor piupo. G.
o devote all his attention to the providing
Of his Table and Bar and the accommotl.
zion Of both man and beast lie suli,ils q
liberal share of The r'rhlic ! aironagc.
January I3, 90 ~
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THr State legislature still drags IT slow
length nions. II lie most engaged in pass
ing private bills,
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THn mountains 10 the west Of us have
been on fire for some time. aud 4 oubtless n
siderable amount Of lumber destroyed.
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Tnx coal troubles are not settled yet, bu,
oil 10 quiet at this time.
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THK Union County r, publican primary
election will be held on Saturday, the
,0th day Of August
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Estate Of ELIZABETH RKIcHEsBAcu, decd.
I ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION upon the
llestate OF Elizabeth Reiehenbach, late OF Wa
ington Up, deceased, having been granted TO the
Undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to the estate are requested to mako
same, will present them 10
WILLIAM HARDING,
Administrator.
Perry township, January 80, 1871.
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Tns fast girls Of Lewisburg play base
ball.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

sPniSo clothes are cheap this year; at
iesst, they are SO at wanamaker 4 Browns.
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1888 IN 16 DAYS

MADE By OSR Aagsn. Do you want A situ,
non as salesman at or near home to make ~ To
~ per day selling our new strand White Wire
Ilothes Lines 70 last Tor ever. Sample free. Al
dress Hudson River Wire Works. ~ Maiden
Lane cor. Water ST. N. Y. or 10 Dearborn 81.
Chicago,
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Universal Clothes Wringcr

Improved with RowpIi's PATENT pounLr Coz
WHEELS, and tho PATESr STor, are now un
1ncs'ionably far superior To any apparatus for
washing clothes ever Invented, and will save
their cost twice year, BY saving labor and
clothes.
Those who have used them give tcs,l { ony as
ulluwE;
We like our machine much; coull not he nor.
suadel Ia du without II aud with the aid Of Doty,
We feel that We arc masters of the position. -
Rev. l.. scott, Bishop NJ T.. Church
lin the laundry otmy house there is perpc,.
unl Thanksgiving On Monday Tor the invention 4"
-KCy, Theodore l., tuylcr.
Ever week has given N a stronger hold rpnu
the affections oi the Inmates u the laundry ~
y. V. Observer.
81 heartily commend II TO economists of time,
money, and cuntentu cnt"-Rcg. br Bellows
"frcnd Doty-IOur last improvement Ut your
Washing Machine II u complete success. / ~.
suro you our Machine after n years use. Il
thought Of more to-day than ever, and would not
be- parted with under any circumstances -
Sol6n Robinson.
TIE y Y. Weekly Tribune, OF Doc 10, ls6l, Ia
answer to a correspondent, says; "Of Washers,
theroi none 20 be compared with DotY's,'
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TIE SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
THREE THOUSAND PER WEEK AR
NOW BEING MADE AND SOLD.
TIE REASONS WHY.


THREE THOUSAND PER WEEK ARE
NOW BEING MADE AND SOLD!
TIE REASONS WHY.
Because il cmbodics essential principles
not found in any other Machines because
Of its simplicity Of construction. ease OF
operation, uniformity. of precise action at
any speed, and capacity for The greatest
range and variety Of work. fine or co ,rsc.
Parties wishing to purchase should not
fail 10 examine the beet Of NIL Sewing Ma.
chimes
As il Nas.
Sew, sew, sew,
At morn, at noon, NJ night
Work, work, work,
But never out OF sight!
For groat and small, for Young and oil
In summers's heat, In winters cold,
By midnight lamp, by midday = sun,
,, Twas sew, sew, sew, but never done.
When Grandma sewed.
As ii Is.
Buzz, buyl, turz; why how tho pantlos hy.
oh, oh, OH twould charm the dullest eye!
LIE leg are sewei, the wristbands on,
Tue buttons set-the pants are dOuo'
And here's pair for sam and Iohn,
Ana ChaIley, too, and little Dan,
Now Mother scws on
SINGERS NEW MACHINE.
We advise all wno want n first class
Sewing Machine, one that will sew linen or
glazed thread as well as any other, 10 20 to
d. W. ANGELL,
on North Third ST., in Lewisburg,
RATHFON q WINTERS, New Berlp,
or !. B. SMITH, Selinsgrove,
And get one Of these Famous Singer Ma.
chimes, for there you will get instructions.
ss you can get at no other place and if a
Singer is put In your family, happiness will
be sure TO follow,
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Ten Judges gave the Singer the Diploma
at the Snyder County Fair. rB-4ly
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst inst, by Rev. J. p. Shindel,
Amos Benfer and Miss Amanda Kline.
On the same day, by the same. franklin
Heimbach and Miss isabella Beachel, all
Of Snyder County.
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THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
q Il X \. R ID
Oride Gold Watches
%1e, %I5, ss2O, $a5.

During tho past four years our watches have
oeeh so thoroughly tested, that for appearance
aye OF hnish, and accuracy OF time. Keeping
the "GeraId Watches" are universally acaedei
until worn out
se-if afer purchasing and fsiyIy trying, any
nund the money.
Sg>Ihey are all In Hantisg Cases, Gentle.
mems and Ladies' sisss. Every Watch ruaran.
tsed tor time and wear, by special certIfeate
Ag-A large assortment "Improved Oritiyii
asn Nnssins, ~ 70 ~. Also, Gsntleinen's and L.
ues Jewelry In great variety.
-. - Beware OF limitations. Order direct from
us ~ our en'horiled agents Agents aud Other.
spp,iyins I, LOT circulars VIA please enclose three
doods sent to be paid ON delivery, C~stomer.
peyan pe,Ma,.'eS 70 examine what they sTder (beiore
pay,ng bills on payment Of Express charges
As- When SIX Watches are srSsrs5 Al one.
We VIII Iend an extra Watch (ofsame kindl free :
rs rarshAsers residing ~ some distance from
Exprsss omcss, and desiring 10 save dime ana
Syp'1sss nv ssn have the good. ssnt By mall,
ssssrsa ~ o. Money order E s1Sss. IsSs.,
xis sisin,p p'S1e's = "a ssd;E 4.
n o. nns sas NAssAu Srhnsf. Nav YeKA
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DIED.

In New Berlin. on the 10th inst, Charles
Cawlsy, aged about As years.
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School Tenchcl.S
n agents Wanted

iori Convent Tiic Unveiled" by EniTu, o.
uonMAN, Escaped Nun, whusc disclosures ar,
thrilling and startling. FRANKLIS PtB. 90
~ Chestnut st. Phila. Pa.
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WAR IN EUROPE.

7 W. VAN NAMEE, NJ. D. successfully
" treats all classes Of Chronic and AGATE his
,nses. sent stamp for circular conta ining pa
New York.
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WE OFFER FOR SALE, ArPAR,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-03-02
TRANSPORTATION.
OFFICE OF NORTH LA. 4 TEXAS
- r.A1aRoAD COMPANY.

= r EATT.ROAD COMPANY.
MONROE, La, Feb. 6, 1871.
On and after Monday, February 9th, the
trains on this Road VIII run as follows:
-N -, PASSENGER TRAINS,
Leave Monroe daily Sundays ecep,ed at
A. NJ. ..
Arrive at Dels;. 10 90 A. NJ.
Leave Delta ut on y. NJ a.. ..f.
Arrive ct Monroe C.4J T. II.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Monroe at 5 A. NJ. ON Monday, wed
nesday and Friday.
Leave Delta at A.. NJ. on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Through freight per car load will be car
RED by passenger train.
Way freight viii DO shipped by freight
,FreiShts for Flag Stations will be deliv-
! cred at the DESIGNATED points at OWNERS
RISK, whether there be any person there to
receive it or not.
Freights for Flag Stations must be pre-
maid. A., lietfA ,14iifff' Es1'f'% : 80
rs Passenger trains, make close connec-
ti6n at Vicksbhrg with cars of the Vicksburg
g. Meridian Railroad, for all points North
and East, and for New Orleans. Time from
Monroe TO New Orleans, q hours.
:. :, ), b.s,4sJ, w. GREEN II
| @''1h'" Engineer and Superintendent,
Through tickets sold, and baggage check
| ed through st3..ia - .s-1i u0SSt@ spoo''A'i
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CIMON MARX,
r GERSON, JR.,

II. 80. DEALER IN >'r - .
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats ana
Caps, Notions, &c, Groceries, Croekery,
Ssaddlery, Guns, Pistols, and General Elan
tation Supplies
Highest price paid for cotton and other
produce. Li. * -s. ,I.tE~o sr.lt
Liberal cash advances made on consign-
ments to his friends in New Orleans.5iI 'fy
dec12-d3m ~ ..l..i ~ = q, y. N -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24
PALIsADE.
shipments Of Ores-Thc Mines and
Prospects.
PAIIsApE, March %.

P~AILsADE, March %.
The Central Pacific railroad shipped
from this station yesterday morning
six car loads Of bullion, weighing 49,
600 pounds, consigned to the Eureka
Consolidated, San Francisco; II car
load OF 20, 900 pounds, consigned to the
.ickson Mining Company one car
load Of 5000 pounds, from the Roslin
Smelling Works, Eureka; also, one
4 Of Buttercup bullion, consigned to
f. Balbach, Jr., Newark. n. Y. To
day, the 22d, two cars of 40, 900 pounds
were shipped for the Eureka Consol-
idated, and four more cars are ready
for shipment tomorrow.
The reports from Eureka are very
encouraging. The Eureka mine Is In
4 most magnificent condition, and
looking better, If possible, every day.
W. ). Keyes, their new Superintend-
ent, is working the furnaces In the
furnaces In the most satisfactory man
ner, and tearing out tons Of bullion
every day.
The mines of the Phonix Company
are also opening out beyond all eX-
pectatlon. and there is little doubt but
the mine Of this company will ere long
be one Of the best pieces Of property
in the State.
William Lent, Of San Francisco, and
others are now ut Mineral Hill, nego-
tiating for 4 new twenty-stamp mill 10
be erected there at once. The Mineral
Hill mill shipped, during the month
ending the Goth. some $4,000 worth
Of refined silver bullion to Lees :&
Waller, New York, and, for the pres
ent month, expects to ship $50, 600.
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The stock Beard Las, Wednesday.

From the San Francisco Alta.l
The Board of Brokers, by reason Of
the German celebration, adjourned to
half past II o'c'ock P. n. and then ad-
journed for thr day. The "bear" In
terest was lot 10th to adjourn, since
the rise In values crowds them pretty,
fast. The country papers, many OF
them fed from the gossip, which floats
on the street, have numerous unfounded
rumors as to losses and business OF va
rious firms; many of the rumors the
reverse of fact, and disseminated by
ignorance, malice and Jealousy. The
stocks generally have risen because the
public here and In the interior have
come into the market and absorbed
large quantities compared with what
has been the Ease in the last year or
two, and these purchases are based on
known recovered values Of the Com
stock mines. The orders from Virginia
and Gold Hill are very large, and the
demand grows and embraces a greater
variety Of stockas the nature and ex-
ten: Of the neWore deposits becomes
known and its locality better defined.
The bullion production of the lode for
1871 Is likely to rival the Inst years In
the record Of Nevada mines. Sales Of
t. : IN the street were at firm rates.
S-i:..tr at $40, and all the Gold Hill
stocks are strong, including the Succor,
which Is growing In favor. The orc
has Sc per cent. Of gold.
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III
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
BY THE B L
BY n CABLES.
FROM RUROPB.

LONDON, March 23.-The Nationals
are determined to incorporate the SOL
diers in Paris with the Nationals. The
Committee have issued a proclamation
postponing the election until their
rights are respected.
Soissett was made Commander-in-
Chief of the National Guard, at a meet
ing of the Mayors and Deputies. This
appointmentinspires confidence among
the friends Of order.
1t Is rumored that Ducrot was shot
by his own men at the sitting Of the
Assembly on Wednesday.
1t is said that it has been decided to
hold the municipal election before the
10th of April. Military measures
against Paris are also projected.
VERSAILLES, March23.-Orderly Ma
tionals have expelled the insurgents
from a part of the Eighth Arrondisse-
ment, comprising the Faubourg St.
Honore ; the Second ACCOMPLISHMENT,
comprising the Bourse ; and the Ninth
ACCOMPLISHMENT, comprising the Rue
Decourt. They then occupied the
Station Lagare. They also occupy
the space between the Rue Richelieu
Boulevards, Rue Montmartre, Rte
Halls POI NeuC, Germaine AuXcrois
and Rivoli Maireu Of the First Arron-
basement.
The Parisians suspect completely
with the insurgents and Prusians.
LONDON, March PA Times special
says the people are flying from Paris
terror-strlcken.
The rebels are preparing for a des-
perate encounter to recover their lost
ground.
In the French Assembly yesterday
the Government proposed n law for
the organization Of volunteers, which
was adopted. Every department is to
send a battalion to Versailles at once.
The proposition Of the Committee
that fifteen battalions proceed to Paris
to assist in restoring order was favor
ably considered.
The fugitive Mayors of Paris were
invited to 4 seat in the Assembly. On
entering, the left appiaudtd and the
right protested. Tumult - adjourn
ment.
BEnLIN,, March 23.-In the Reich
stadt, Sampson was elected President
Prince Hohenlohe, Vice President ;
Weber, Second Vice President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24

4 LITERARY EPIcURE.-An Oregon
editor recently got on a spree dad
place, Oregon, and was discharged In
consequence. He thus pathetically de-
tails the circumstances to a friend In
Sacramento: Dear -: Having
sacrificed too literally to the rosy
god in the early part of last week, /
received an intlmation on Friday
hangman's day-that there was not the
slightest doubt in the world about my
resignation being accepted, If handed
in on the ensuing Monday. Now l
had no doubt about the result myself.
yet I concluded to try the experiment.
1t was all right-it was accepted-and
| am now 'on my ear as the sports
Say-dead broke, and doing nothing.
At present I'm living on that little
Japanese cabinet-you remember It
and am soon going to begin upon my
books. / shall take Bmton's anatomy
Of Melancholy first, and get him out Of
the way, with all his talk about diet,
humors, black bile, vapors,' etc. The
poets l will reserve for Sundays, and
when all else Is gone, down goes the
Koran and the Chinese classics, :" The
writer's digestive powers are evidently
acknowledgements Reporter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24

TMRuTE.-Jimmy Parker, the genial
printer, editor and fireman, who was
formerly a member of Monumental
Engine Company, No. 6, Virginia City,
in his far-off home down in Owens val
ley. in last Saturdays hyo Independent
pays the following very feeling little
tribute to the memory Of poor Tom
Flannery, his brother fireman in the
same company, who recently died from
the effects Of wounds received while ut
work In the Hale & NorcroSs mine.
In speaking OF the flags at half mast
and the sad tolling Of the bells at h.s
funeral, Mr.. Parker says:
Poor Tom! How often has he been
called upon TO show the same sad
r,spcX to comrades gone before; and
now tine same flags eloluently droop
in sorrow-the bell, which so often
thrilled his brave heart and inspired
heroic tiremen's deeds, now in bitter
grief pcals out its mournful tones for
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24

San FRAScIsco, March 24-3 r. NJ
There is no time yet fixed positively
for the transfer of the property Of the
California Steam Navigation Company
to the California Pacific Railroad Com
pany. The Inauguration c. the new
administration will probably take
place April LIST.
The bark Oriel Is advertised to sail
April 7th for Alzua Bay, South Africa,
with diamond seekers. She Is not re-
ceiying any number of passengers yet,
and will probably be withdrawn.
The testimony in the case of Dennis
Gum. on trial for the murder Of Ed
ward j. Murphy, Is all In, and the case
will 20 to the jury this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24

Co.'s HoxE.--Hn, w IN Wood
burn. District Attorney oc Storey
county, Nevada, who delivered the
grafton here OH st. Patrick's Day, de-
parted yesterday for the vine-clad
hi!locks aud believing bullocks of
Virginia City. Judge Berry, Of Hum
boldt county, a thoroughbred Demo-
cratic warrior, also returned on the
same train.-Sac. Reporter, 23d.
We presume that the orators and
the Judges surnames suggested the
foregoing flgurative and romantic
style : speech. After this, Usage
brush is out OF the question In noticing
this locality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24
MARX TWAIN ON his ANcEs-
TORS,

Sheldon & Co., of New York. have
Just issued in book form the First
Romance and Autobiography Of Mark
Tuain. The work is having an I'M
mense sale, and we take pleasure in
giving the following extract from it:
Twill remark here, in passing, that
certain ancestors of mine are so thor
oughly we'll known in history by their
aliases, that l have not felt It to be
worth while to mention them in the
order of their birth. Among these may
be mentioned Richard Brinsley Twain,
alias Guy Fawes; John Wentworth
Twain, alias Sixteen String Jack
William Hogarth Twain, alias Jack
Sheppard; Ananias Twain, alias Baron
Munehauseu; John George Twain,
alias Captain Kydd; and then there
are George Francis Train. Tom Pep
per-, ACKNOWLEDGMENT and Baalams
Ass-they all belong to our family, but
to a branch of it somewhat distantly
removed from the honorable direct
line-in fact n collateral branch, whose
members chiefly differ from the ancient
stock in that. In order to acquire the
notoriety we have always yearned and
hungered for, they have got into n low
way Of going t. Jail instead of getting
hanged. 1t is not we'll, when writing
an autobiography, to follow your an
cestry down too close to your own
| time-it is safest to speak only vaguely
Of your great-grandfather. and then
skip from him to yourself, which now
do. | was born without testh-and
there Richard Iii had the advantage
of me; but | was born without a
humpback likewise, and there | had
the advantage Of him. My parents
were neither very poor nor conspicu-
Gus. But now Il thought occurs to me.
Ny own history would really seem so
tame, contrasted with that of my an
cestors, that it is simply wisdom ia
leave it unwritten until I am hanged.
If some other biographies l have read
had stopped with the ancestry until n
like event had occurred. it would have
been a delicious thing .rOr lie reading
I guIic. How dccsi Str.ae nj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24
TIE TAHOE wXrER.-we learn from

TIE TAHOE WKTER.-we learn from
reliable authority t!.,tt Lake Tahoe
Water Company have already COM
menced the building Of n dam across
the Truckee river. about four miles
below the m ,uth Of that stream, or the
outlet Of the Lake. There is supposed
TO be a fall In that distance Of at least
one hundred feet, which will permit
the building of q dam II hundred
feet high, thereby creatinga vast reser-
voir four miles long, without raising
the Lake. At this dam 1t Is intended
TO start the canal. and divert the waters
owe the mountains toward the valleys
In California. We have not learned
that the operators In this new enter
prise have yet lossened the usual flow
In the Truckes. As this work Is going
on altogether In California, We do not
sec how our State authorities can we'll
stop 1t, unless an attempt Is made In
the United States Circuit Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24

LAST week n young lady In Licking
ton, KY, received the following choice
billet do"x: ~ saw you at shurtch last
sundy mite, and / want to form with
you m Acquanetans. l am n man OF
good karacter, and get a celery OF $500
per annum. Pleas address box, poost
OFFS" The young lady returned this
reply: 40 the young nan with the
bud spell-rhe wish to form an ac-
quaintanee Is not reciprocal. But If
you will call at my house a. t six
O'Clock in the evening my hrot' will
mike your acquaintance wiz. some
first class calfskin. Perhaps you would
prefer making the acquaintance Of our
Dig. He will take to you naturally.
H. always had a taste for calves"
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL TO THI GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BIT
THE wYsTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINx.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN Francisco, March pa =. NJ
Gold at II A. NJ, ll0T. Greenbacks.
90&; selling, o..
Weather warm, moist and cloudy ;
40 rain this morning.
The First National Gold Note Bank
Of San Francisco has issued its notes,
which are received and paid out to
merchants and brokers the same MS
gold coin.
George Barnes was sent up this
morning on a charge Of grand larceny,
for stealing 800 In coin. Michael Ray
was also sent up for burglary.